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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

-Glats,nnc roVic won the haud.al cham on
shin .f tn. l-r'y.G~Ir- of 'LI ago hv beating
Elchtsrr. III. champion II lN;t. ia a Ear,.-i1iEht
match. Tho score WAS = .l". - Il. l4--i. 1t.
G-l2.
Manager Ere,mau of the N"tr" Dame track
team has r..,i-.-. a letter from captain Powers
m which ~ says Jhr' i, an ur,naul.i'y h.. vi.
f,.f -rttirc over his llu,ss au! a. D." Wa gu
tered last september h" is ANXIOUS To- ='t hack 10
tine university
-Train.- Mike Murphy II tn" University Of
Prur~vIyar:4 announces thar u" I"iiowlus men
wifi D.. sent to tn GapTG, town University indoor
meet On February l.. A."N- Grant. IN t~o mile:
q ". STUART. in one and the half mile. aud J.
q. NcCrackeu IN the shot ;ut-
-Kra.rzIriu Of Tn. University Of Pennsylvania
track team and champion huTtl"r. has done no
training since last fa.l. bat Will begin training
soon IN prrparati", fer the ini"r""ileela's and
the English championships. as well as tie olym-
pic games at Parts
The football candidates az the University II
r-uusy.. aHia who -ic under winter training vita
Coach George Woodruff have been granted The
privilege Of using the college gymnasium. Mos:
Of the football men are engaged N some depart
mont Of spring dthi. t.r~, and as a result the foot
hall squad l. small. consisting Of Wallace Nc
CIosk.x Davidson. HiCAsun. Mctuiian- Newton
ans Purcell Stshlc. Gardner. Howell ami Sn"-
N.r are under Coach Ward. whil. Hare AID Nc
Cracken are in charge If Trainer Murphy.
Alfred " Place. the speedy half hack Of
tn. University Of Chicago football team. has
broken tho university strenEth test record for the
second time since he entered the school IN oCto-
b.r. Places new total % ass pounds IL higher
by IL rounds than the record made nv W :.
Eerr-lV. ard heIr- his own former marx OF S.ssi
pounds by over SO pounds.
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Puriisstic Pointers.

-.Myst~r.us b,ay Smith and Joe waicott
10, ar the hr.sIway \. q. Nrw York. on trn-
chicago club has offered a purse Of 500
OF - per c'ut ct tho grns- Receipts Tor 4 sA-
80 p-,.n. t,.nc. tl. I.ht-weight Ghamui,n.
Thu Testimonial h"1-ht rendered 70 George
I ~, .ar mn, II ms Nh This las ben
GN,.H.I aivi.a5.e in order To- site champion jim
J.Tlr~ ample time To- reach New Nuik from l.t
SYr.rrs IIrrlrs Will box with his brother JaCS.
80 Ays,eriuls JaIly smith and Young Mt
h. ter|uI.- CI., u E.olklyn for february Is
ra.-tpr..- the Es!iie l%nny and sam Kelly h.Gt.
Y.i.b F.d b-su nAeI f.- that date. 10 March ..
"rrauk Patterson faces Harry Lyons Of chi
Gag. In the main event a tn Hercules \. e..
i.r..n IL rrpl.te with victories. Lyons made a
lasting imp es-I1E when al the Hercules \. e.
ttsln EASILY. THIS night stamped him as a conner.
ana there Is plenty ~ money which says that
-Rch sr.ith and Al HEREFORD tried to fix up a
match between ETne and Cans in New York re
emily. ~, there was nothing doing after = long
wrausle. smith. Zines manager. INSISTED on l3
II la "A; ? O'Clock. and neither would give IN.
The trouble with Kid Mccoy is that nature
s sTsrze ,'t a. IH.,a de- lie lad all be- sped
AID al the sgieac, but he lscket The c~,ns;:,g-
Ike Nc IN The ring ifi, foT mt fs, sn4 beat h, m
best that e.'r dn~red a glove. bat. unfortunately
iur himself. De never had he stamina that is -
essential quality Tor a successful boxer
A w.itsr 1T tho New York Journal says. 50
Ear d. / hove been abe o Ei'2cr IN my travel
not care a tinker curse whether ~" I'.frl"s-
rrt"it mill Is decided a ueaTe 70 The 'Tsni"r.
course. hut the general itfa seems 9 he that a.
would nave a. mu,h tiEh; T. be facing a con
suuVtilt cHa!Nonlgn IN the ring as PompaiHur
Jim C.rhett IL. az rirht II. his way lie Wa,
but l. no,. Bob tltz.imm'us was and has sot
sam Austin writes; 1T has apparently es-
capped the notice ct q lot = the wise followers
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S1 bie Island Ponies.
From Ains.e. Ala.az.re.

From AinsIe- > AidSdZIie-
Tn story OF dnA.ad4 AXE on SaCle Island
is Strausv. r0aIn-as tne saudS wastes are
!tIUS 81 ~I.G p,Dlv- SLa-uyu ~ iatr.aIcl.di
Sta..4uI-S. IuVSr pC4lt- ItsetnUI- the noises
On ,I;- ScUtt,.I,S pI uneven, anu approach
the Urn-IuyI SrrA4iu.lS UuJ uI tAS frame
Won vI d44J4IG.lS- lacy are StucRJ anu fS-
ma Aau4r Lea tLtlT iuA1 4IaIICy. NAICH IN
II~t.u>to nave been Known ~ 5f.w 10 tine
Remnant Oh i Stuyn tliuU@Et 10 nave been
I.t. - some Ir4 Lost-g L-itri iurL- port
lL-a4iS tuU -IG Ir~v.uS p4,t-h,tS CdIi them
-wuo touched at JHC Ela.J Oh Jne-T Ita4ilug
eNFrg-tipllS 81 even all et.-.cT udL- tndE the
Ala.Vu4S 80 "a J.ICu,. Al UI. TINE thee
wee Ii.nI 49, 10 80 villa ponies on the isl
.ya. UI. t.y.r ELlhutI las u-tu utcTeSSvd
rs vNgur,a.l"u. :u.- -cECIlJ. % tHt wIHteIs.
and. SOME people Jn,ah. =, The Importation
al unt fuNyL. concentrated stations. WnICn
have Iu,iut the StUDA less LIiuy ana cOnSe-
GarusN I4uTr Sg-c, Y,iu.e 10 death ITOiA eN-
It~-4,. IHtIc age Low DttWvvI eisHty and
uI- ..Iua.vG w4I ponies dDd a-.ut thirty
Tor Gcm. Sue use AiuuntCu on ponies. the
Hly->INrIS Edt.up over the uGnes anu
auspt.- the hiiIDtkS oh Juvlr IoES patrols.
anu tne nIcu.@ts axe drawn TO the scenes
az ~ Jea.ns "a i've PONIES, three
AT the Srait and TWO leadrT>. some OF the
w.ia ponies are sen; 10 ttd4liaN every year
or two. and are SsiI ut aA.Lon at an aver
d. pTI,. vi tom SIS u els.
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tho "hvuos-isy'' of the AuGio-Saxon IA
lions. which. i only another way Of saying
tr4- W at least mike q profession If obey
ing rGht principles AMI. ia all f~ranknPsS,
o1 W ito s." b-Giy2 We w,Et INFO Esyi,
90 save The yai3e Of oar bonds. they tel
rs. W-.!. what !! W dtiF Has any ott'-
nation exhibited a cheerful Wi.liuEre~s to
let debtor nations escape thu payment II
tlleir dtb.-H Amt in going into Egypt W
have brought the blessings Of liberty and
stable justice and an opportunity i'm life 70
thu people Of that land in a tJuntitul meas
Ure they never experienced before. our
'Shyiock~"-aad Incidentally the SHY
locks of other European caritals-are get
ting their iHteTes: on thu E-y ptian bonds
vruUE out Of the sweat oi the f~ellaheen. but
tn. f,tiah",u have never ben - prosper
Uiis. so Justly governed. - free and 50 well
supplied with schools within the memory
Of man. II Britain had not gone into Egypt
they would have been taxed 70 the bone and
drafted off in the deadly Corye-s. and
enough OF the proceeds would have been
raid the hordholt:sTs IN cutice Them into
advancing more loans. and the unhappy na-
tjv. would have sunk deeper into debt vita
every year. while always living at the mar
Gin uf existence. The cry If Egypt for the
Egyptians" that We sometimes hear.
mems in reality. Egypt and TIE Egyptians
for Il dc-pOtic and often foreign olisarchy-
just the sort of Thin. raGicalIsm should
fight to the death.
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The Wa,husctt Boat club Of Worcester.
Nlss.. Is .u-idFGi1g Tho scheme Of having an
~l-.m,Tiri f,ur-raT crew O." - L. the i4T.S
Exposition ACryr'!31c 70 PRESENT plans y -
tr.u.hT that the crew would ue made ~ - T"1
i.ysk. N4Gu!rt WhIteH.ai and Lswi- II ms
qua. TT c,.lsId get into "a boat tyrftIe..4l y doubt
:I that auy other four 'II-lr"I .nul'i maze
any showing ar an against then. tn idea l.
NJ vet FUZZY drrrl. ped. out e. she crew should
De gotten together Ten Eyck will be stroke
The eighth annual Iute.state Assccidtion's
Grand American Handicap ~ Nv" nir'i- Will lie
shot Arr.t . To- :. 1T Interstate Park. New York
t.ts. The rr-wth and popularity q ~" GTaai
American Tt--i.ag ian be seen from the FOL
lowing figures. The fly. annual was held ~
HrNt-- Iarb. l.. /. in 'StS. ami had = entries
In LEI tt flr same place. - entries were re-
r,iyef. IN 1895. e; Paterson. y i. 81 men con-
tested. ~ ElkNu.I Iyrh. :. J.. IN lN", there
var. Do, entries. Ia I..t thsrr We're l&. Shu' t-r@-
in I>.>. ~. shooters. and d. -, there wee -
entries and -. -tdr:.I-. TINS year % - 'Ni-gf"si
that at least 90 entries viii ," received.
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Fighting Ability of the Beers.

Lieutenant uoue4aI John =. owen OF the
ttpsaI ArtI.Ie!y III the NORTH AMERICAN
I.-NIcW.
Iaclicafly, their mObIiity-ano our want OF
it-n4S given Ilum immense advantage.
Nheu uI...u fIOm int-rrACnEd POSITIONS
tnvy have uvcn aU4e 10 IvJi-al w!ti IN
IUHI,y dau usually without pursuit. On the
he'd UI baltic, a. at + aI41I!tI : arm, they
could TtpIuIy TCU4e che Ilalh ana re-eiivice
the other aLG DaIAe our Infantry On loot
In the neId iiIreucnuLeiIts LnvS nave SHOWN
In. u4>,.EUs liasIt4s, Uuuv. sn4IIeu .-4~a IN
So ucIIUA. iIuE.dIrly acquainted WITH the
tetItll. tnslI IeauefS have SAown InuCn skin
in cu.uslAS POSITIONS. Their ordinary mOue
OF hIe Hiahes t4tni In.HI1a.ie scJGiS- EA-
CptItHt sAO,S aid FURNISHED Win 4OIs-IdLoe.
raplu-uIi Is IuIes vi the most mO.cTn pat
tern INIIu SnIOhe e>S FC~u1rJ, tneIr Tiue
tire Is most iJIn4s4iUIe- InciT guns, OF the
usual Llpc tHpiO! cu III Iue As4u, are very
good. OUIaIf-.HS our own lHey nave
Taught Us a lesson IN the Use OF heavy
guns OF position. which they move Win
comparative IaE-uIs! IN the Held. RAPID
nTIus guns OF SIuaiI CAMEL, or most recent
pattern. are largely u,eu, often ~ith ter
rlDie effect. Their artIIery mas been We'll
handled. mostly by tHrir nIef.endTIes. but
the ammunition useu mas been very defeG-
IKE
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CRACK ca>ADI,> AMATEUR.
ScIuics uf Toronto Appears to BE 81
~urc-I.ou=h Fighting Man.

N.~ York Feb. r>-John 7. hole j.. %
the Don flowing club q ToroG;, "t-.. va4 the
star 10 abe preliminary bout. p. o.. annual box
ing and vr.-.lluc cltmy..a.hir -.aru.y 81. the
Amateur Ar'l.'." Ia..n ~ 'a. .t'-inay All
amateur i-ia.l! champ q Pms ~ dn1
'a..,i- an. H.a- lar To- Add 'u" u't" = Amen
'-u .~a.U.fI,u Geo I~ -'rIag. went On vitt Tommy
J. Mulu.y ,f I~;,AlaIy. Aas-. The things he
ort o. M.--I'y N .-.s ma" d round ant . b..
sunt.rH q /. st.u from which b. -s1-.s, aui uat
q .an-li'ga,i.n for nina Efer"- frawley
s.u-r S.h"i~s i Tho son q ,ha, John l.
cir.l.y in Toronto f"r moe ,rars than This
s'n'ra,"u ~ rrg followers cares ro s'n'Ia..
i.Asus lie has Iuj M hands w.'i, Charlie
iiif't" au': other .-Itsnc lights - th" rms
iIaaIan, rrahatIv rhe s-ca,,lt rr"f.ssi.as! sui,
h. SAT lose u IN" ring and watched every m,v"
Of hs hDy from n" tin" III" gong sounded for
~ .rrIr Ift.- the .ls.e ~ ~. ear..f r1rrd The
decision IL fsN'r "t Heh"."~ Was received "iih
Thr Canadian IS s0arjhy. long ami lao. ut
has % god h'at 'yu Cd l,U'I-. H"i. SEQ fr
a~ ra- utr.- T 80. gam are concerned. has
utH. .~ nothing O.. lam rom 20" widest Il tH-
Ir., a'hi- ~ t." i-rt'. " a." rms p
tl.. rr. n,-.-l w. Il ~r.,.ra g." With e
raIta r-a- -..s WHICH s.i..a ir..-i - -. Q,
th' Ha..- Ia a.t.'..n To- 'a3 L" l.t a EI.'rl
witch o. N-G.y 81 ans rat, $50. ImI'netr''!--
tin Hs'. . Murphy d.i iI-.L-L .tU lH.r,
%t.- ing Hih..' mars " ".''-- nii'I'.,
Tvs. "r '..'. r"s~ 20 90" contest. AMI df a't
r. ;r. af-' .sia,' ; a-l.s a.-r,t lts erEar~n'
'H' 90 f.rh. hut t.i- r.I.ats va -niu''nti"nsli
a.l TO- .i.' SOD whoa a.. r.t o. .r''..n
r.srI ir ~-- ..if.a- ta4c D., -a,.. lus'rao'..1-
o. --ii 'H ans worry Hi- man. IT" 'i-H'i S''.'
ro ,r.a To- ID -s.4lr lbs Mil .I.u-. o.4-h' HIN
VI. hs"i i-t- i..t' "- ne Nti
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Too Early for the Millennium.

From tn. contemporary iseIleW-
Britain has been painting the world red
in Spots-tnr some time now, and there is
no impressive indication that her color
has run out. The most striking sign OF the
tnn. l.. indeed. thai the American Repub-
liza kindred cOmmunltS-is gong IN Tor
tutoring the backward sections Of human
i,y. too. IL IN. spread Of British and Amer
loan influence in the world is a bad thing.
no time should be- lost in doing our level
best 70 put a STOP to IL. And II l. Just pos
siu.. that that eminent Radical. the Car Of
an The Eu-siaS. stands ready to give Us a
ncIpiu. hand, while He can hardly make q
mistake ia regarding the intensely demo-
cratic Government of Spain as with US"
Iu' are We with them? Come. let us have
sense, We are not living in a world COM
uos-d of DOrCaS societies and pink teas"
The millennium has not yet come up over
the horizon Il Is possible that the conduct
of British and American representatives
may at times be open to criticism, but what
is Inc exception with them Is the rule with
the Powers which would replace them il
they He.e To disappear from the wide seas
Of the outer world.
Other peoples get not a little Of the pleas
ure OF revived seif-esteem by s1eering at
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sL 1T
Five Hundred Players Were Ban
auetcd at the Deutsrhcr Club.

Silwauk.c. VIZ. Feb. iS-The second day OF
IL. sEat congress was devote! 10 a business
meeting, a banquet and the win.-ur Of playing
tonight. The winners II the various prizes Wi!
not Be auEauac-J until tomorrow night, at tho
'~-CguUvT~.' Msuv Of those who tool part IN
last rigurS piay hit tn" city today. hut the,r
PAGES wera taken hy fresh arrivals. mostly from
tT.yaEo.
Th- business meeting Of the leaE-" was brief
AMI genera m character Eh~ rules % Play
wei. discussed. iur no changes Were male. The
am. ailments - tn" constitution we-e deferred
untll tho business session tomorrow.
Fiv. M" lr.i I'aveI- VIZ nSlIIct'i in the
l.-Es G.utI--han Il the peUtScnsr Club this
aft. moon.
Tn. r,Nt congress will probably n to Chicago.
Tf- contest Toy 49, presidency NJ. he between
II -. Frank and Jacob Best # Milwaukee. Max
I-uhs-h.r ~ Milwaukee viii undoubtedly be
chosen secretary.
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CLAYTON TIGERS VICTORY.
Defeated Crcrc Occur Fool Club in
Srcnnh Gnnc of scrics.

The ClaEton Tigers. an orlaa zst.pa Of 200!
players In ,lc -. Louis County seat. got re-euge
yesterday from the Croye Occur Pool Club for
the defeat they sustained iron. them two weeks
ago They easily won n. second ~ 4 series Of
genes that ar" being played :tr J4g 81. Louis
County championship. Tie E.alr Was played in
Raltpli's Hail. better known ass the owls Rest.
IA clayton and resulted IN d score OF l5i to III
for tn- Clayt8uitrs.
Archie E.oadh,ad aas the star Of the Clayton
players. ttt cleared H. ta..y fgfse t.TU.S. max
irc two high runs o.: :. each. HIS total was :
4ar t'E- ',fUr "a vg~ rfr t't b. nsary Rem
bold. with > total II IS. HIS highest ruu was Il
The scores 81 the other glaseTs are as follows ;:
Ciaytcu-D- W. oIHeara. 81: Elmo Canal. =:
Henry tItrec3. - CgsVe COeuI-bOctor = \
ErC-rs. -. FL Rohan. IG. and Albert Koch. l.
The nrst same was considerably closer than the
C-" .aYta Yesterday. ..A. at its conclusion tHa
Grove occur players had A ma Eu Ok only . Tho
third anu deciding game viii be played on Febru-
ary Il at tie Eleyen-Mile House, IN Crsye Cocvr.
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FIGHT TO CONTINUE.
New Baseball Association in Baltt-
morc Will Not Disbnnd.

Baltimore. Feb. lS.-AJ a meeting o: the stock
holders OF the New Association baseball club III.
future OF the club Was discussed and it was
unanimously agreed that the organization shoulI
te keYt W. The action Of Mcssrs. Peterson aud
MgtrsT Ia refusing 20 - on with the associa-
tiga under thu present auspices WIS ratified. hu-
l. WAS Thought lv the end Of the year matters
UrUi. be III q different position aal the as>o~I.-
zion c0Eld be- formed and carried our 10 a .u~-
ctssfu! conclusion. in which case EtI-uorc would
he .eaIy 10 20 IN. TIr counsel f the .iuh. .Iu.ics
Conway W sans. Vas instructed 10 L. on ara
press TIE suit Tor the possession Of Union PARK
t. an end Judge Sans said that p. experreI
Il favorable decision fIofa the courts. The m
junction SUI! Was set down fg A hearing r.
morrow. hut, by aE.'eaeEt ci counsel. II VIII
60 over 10 a later eay.
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s;.nalnE q ne clubs N this Ieasue will he
WEST END COLISEUM.
Gleason, tho Horse Tanner. Secured
TO Open Ven Arena.

Tho arena Of the new West End Coliseum will
be flied with vicious horses next THURSDAY even
ing Professor Gleason'S exhibit 81 ho~rse-tauiing
is tie attraction win which the New Coliseum
WI be opened. IN a.-liti-n Ia the Iowa Terror. a
man k.4EUE stallion, wlirA NlI ANY" IN -.
LgUis Thursday morning. quite a number IT MID
horses. kitk-Ts. buckles. :uuaV.ys. VII hr son;
TO the West Ind Coliseum 20 bee handled Hv Tho
animal tanner. John = R-tttuu viii asrar-a sr
two of the meaUts- hr'.tr- East - Louis can
urodU g a. a test Of Sl aSar's e. ilty, who aEr.s
To- s.uCu. any hnr-. l~a.-nt before nm within
twenty minutes. Professor Gl"r-nu's undertaking.
In tEa meeting tf all ruW.-s IN the horse i!1- is
= DANGEROUS one. tn" ht- black stallion raaf
VII arrive here from iowa all.ity mas "a record
70 killing foUr men and being d y"rII4u." equine
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su,unEN And JEFFoRDs.
They VIII 10, Ten ,nunds mt Detroit
Tonight.

Detroit. Nich.. F,b lS-TEe frs; heavyweight
s-arrius contest Il the winter viii he wi;ue~..I
al L.isit Guard Aru"ry tomorrow night. wh-s
Tom -h4rAsy VIII teEt Il t"u-rHuui go with jan
J.~.rEs af r4Af,ruIa. II il J'G0. ds's first ap-
r.ar4u,c against Sg.rEty- The buut has been
a.-u-e. tE f. ta-H...lay Athletic Cub and al
- III 81 are a.L.Llv sid.
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RoNING CARNIVAL.
Five Contests VIII lie Pulled on mt
Chicago Tuesday.

Chicago. For. iS-Tha Tdtt-rsaiIs management
today substitutes! Young kenny Tor Jack Hut
snu Ia th- lpJt a=,lu.t La !if~E'ns Tuesday
r...r. Kanry won the !lEH.-vn 'Fnt champion
shin II tE- West from Jack Low g. AMI besides
holds one victory c-Sr HaHl-.I 20 his "-'-ilt. The
fuT card for Tuesday ulsaj UIy T'-.S,
far. Root SIS. Ii L. Mass. Ia. Hawkins IS.
Young k.uuv. oscar Gardner IS Tommy White.
T.g,s1 S.asEov ". Jack Maid L. Barney Conno.s
a. linn IFl.-ll
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Willie HOPPE. the juvenile billiard expert. and
cN-Ald.ru.aa George Il. ~cha,fyr Of 81. Louis
hat- been matched to play a gam" IF sIragnt-
rail billiards. 20 paints ~. At Be!leVille. Tuesday
I.sut. Tonight HOPPE viii play Sampson OF
-. Paul 4 game 81 stIaiEnt-Tai, billiards. 30
points ". at the Grand.
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so. within an hour Nr. Hanlon was offered 5000

Tor the horse.
pms. fh" tvIlU"Tor. she crack G-.sar Oh Of t'iS
Stahl', Vii receive his pep for tn" Crescent
'ty Derby a. Montgomery Park. II was to II
the latter fUT rHis classic event that prompted
iu0lilEspn To leave New orleans. Tie could not
Elv" his colt the necessary work at the fair
grounds or account Of the track being in suth
tsa shap. Of late.
When I RYAN goes 10 Louisville To take IN
his string Re viii take lIf!. ! Walsh with him.
The midget has shown great Improvement IN his
work since he b"ran t. r'ie for Ryan. and the
later believes he will become : high -ciaS. Jockey
when he gains more strength.
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COOK MEDICAL COMPANY, clio ST. 2lI Iot,s STR r

vent - FAR as - state that the Broadway a -
Wa almost S.5.sas ahead Of the game. The cone
Island sporting 'lIb made ever 5000" on tcE'~
Last year. While ~" G~rs".Vs.d '.us easily mti~
$1,000 i'cli"Iu club. $500. NatIoDa! =. =. OF
s $50. ant t:- Hercules club during
i'~ short existent" Is ALREADY 'It - debt aui
also has a -cw thousand irlIars 4. ITS credit.
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OF. Flahcr;y Is stdyi ing lWak" nights fixing
up his psunaut winner for Jacksonville.
Il would Ike to see Tei".iu ct Winnie
Mercer" Spake 1911 joyce yesterday. 'N-r-
Ger is by all odds a." most valuable Mti
available. / guess he is ON N" market, TOR
II looks as II my oi pei. JAN" Na-u,r. Wa
p"'ldliug all his men uu. Mercer ,iryc nVci
under me when | wa captain of the S,ut-
tors. and | tell yu b. j. Il pitcher and A
hall player beyond that. lie can hit well
runs fast as any Of them. can uldv in ur
out field. and knows the game. They speak
OF playing him in the inn, Il. bat !! had
him he would pitch. fnr There are no better
twir.-rs than he j.. His Judgment = al tho
best. his arm iirSt-ClI~S. his control prrf'-t.
and n. has MI the ~ lists. / certainly v.l'.
To- glad t 81" iar get him, bur IL vii! ttk'
4 fancy price"
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J. is stated that Jockey Eutter Is in Lex
l. E-oG trying I'd secure reinstatement -
CHAT T.. can r.oo this year for Mrs. L. o
Pepper. II this is tine. U.Itter is in the
Wong place. lie should he in New Orleans
Trying To convince Captain I;ces that h
Cd nothing wrong here last summer. II h
can succeed in doing this. there viii be 10
trouble about his riding again. Otherwis.
h Is a g~Oner.-Racing Form.
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~. -rE.;uI- a- chr games tals va.k follows
might. Na-n.urtan Iai~"7s;ty " Tu-na--;
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SLY alumni. Friday. Association Football Hockey