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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05
LAST DAY AT sHEEPsHEaD.
Prince Of Melboarne Won the Law
renee Realization Sfaie

New York, July A big holiday crowd.
OF record brea king proportions went down
day. Of the Coney Island Jockey Clubs
spring meeting. and fine card had been
provided. with the Lawrence Realization, at
one mile and five furlongs the star feature.
A thunderstorm broke as the crowd was
gathering. which made the track a little
SLOW, but II cleared off by the time the
nrst race was run. Prince of Melbourne
won the Realization after stirring strug-
gle. Summary:
Ffrst race five furlongs. seIllns-Boun,eous
cSoneI 'h Plaen 70 % ,M a. TO J. won by neck
second by a neck; Maxinus. l57 ,Ciawsonl. Z
e IT, and e., 80 / 'niri Tilne. lss. DelTarch
{iinki. SHARK, Quiz ii. Franz Hall. oeesWe ii
ScInIetIt2r. Princess oiiiis. olea. Ia Valliere
second rare, s.y furlons.cOeurs ne NC
sSS9yn T.,, 70 ! and 10 / won by one length:
by three lengths: ,Andsiss. is eHenry,. s to
M sns 10 / ls third en-, Time II. "a Maribsrt
HsdEd and Decimal also ran i''''
lnird rae. double event. Futurity course.
5 and to :. BY one and half lengths;
Tommy Atkins. i2s tSpencerb. : TO ! and 10 /.
s son. o. snd to- ,ara @ /. Ws,s,
C3lor Content and Raron PEPPER also ran.
.lre-eghths u Meboura iss f i,s ana
Il 70 and even. won by neck: Ildrim. is
rigrrsrl. 70 and to 5. second by six lengths:
Time. 2:45 As. Lord baltimore. Standing David
Gf fis;h and and. Gu iSs also Ea1 s
about two ard half mIes-Doctor Catlet,, Iss
ifinnesan rt,,i; to u, and to won by two
second by twenty lengths: Mars C'han. lsi
tHsiderl; TO and : TO 2. third Time. 5:3i 30.
sixth race. selling. one and one-sixtecnth miles,
on tlrf-Ftrst WHIP, liz W. Maher,, I 10 and
8 nanrInanI. : TO and even. second: frccur~or..
ies 1MitchslD. TO / and to ?. third. Time.
=. L. Three Bars carbuncle. hansen and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05
WASHINGTON PARK.
barney Schroeder VIII Give the ON
cfnls Time to Reconsider His Case.

chicago, July 4-To-day's programme at
Washington Park had one of the most
unique features I'm the history of Western
racing. II was the attempt of colt to
win Two races in one day-and in the lat
ter event to concede weight TO and beat the
two best youngsters I'm the West next TO
himself
Richard Thompson. the owner of Sidney
Lucas the American Derby winner started
the colt in the second race at one mile, and
after he had won his race sent him to
the post in the Sheridan Stakes Just sn
hour later. Here Sidney carried 129 pounds
to lS7 for Sam Phillips and LIS for Advance
Guard. II seemed preposterous to belte.e
the colt could go the mile-and- a-quarter
route under such circumstances and the
hookmakers MADE him the outsider in the
betting at 5 to 1. Advance Guard being the
favorite at to 4. with Sam Phillips at ii
TO 5.
The race was loaf for over a half mile,
Sidney Lucas being allowed to set the pace.
On the back stretch Vita.oe on Advance
Guard, became alarmed about the leader
and sent the Canadian colt up. Sidney I.i-
cas- and Advance Guard raced together at
top speed around ths far turn and to the
entry 20 the stretch Burns did not begin
his ride until he was almost ready to make
the run for home. The result was thrilling
finish, the horses passing the Judges under
a terrific drive. only half lengths apart,
with Ssrr Phillips leading, Advance Guard
second and Sidney Lucas third.
Horsexaen all agree that the three colts
hrished3 in exactly the reverse Of ths4r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05
BARNEY sCHREIBER TALKS.
Considers That He Has Been Treated
Unfairly.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, Ill. July Both Barney Schrei-
Der. the noted turfman, and Steve L'Hom-
medieu. the New York plunger. who were
asked to absent themselves in future from
the Washington Parks track and grounds.
were at the races to-day. having been given
4 short lease of racing life in which to set
tie up some of their outstanding business
Schneider considers that the Clue has
treated him unfairly in the matter OF TAX
ing snap judgment on him, although he was
called before the Board of Stewards and
asked some questions regarding the running
of the horse Fiy-by-Night. whose victory
In the Olkwood Handicap of saturday,
after a miserable showing two days BEFORE
sorts OF trouble
This morning. after seeing some Of MS
friends. Schneider had this 10 say.
The stewards have made big mis-
take. If my horses have been used dlshOn-
estiy. should be ruled off The turf. not
merely barred from the Washington PARK
track. There is no middle ground Tor me
to occupy. Already my reputation has been
smrched. Why should be associated with
him. He tells me that he was si5.0o0 winner
by Fly-by-Nights victory in the Oakwood
Handicap. He won for himself alone. Any
changes in riders of my horses have come
OUT of necessity. Bullnan was UP because
Ruiz went to ST. Louis to ride Sofala- l
cannot accept any compromise decision IN
run so that could dishonesty profit by his
running l am not Mt to remain IN gGon
standing on the turf. II he was moi as
honestly operated the washington fark
Track Club stewards must reconsider thelc
decision. / have net yet been given any
idea of the evidence which caused such
decision 10 be rendered. a.,
At resorts frequented by bookmahers the
general opinion seemed to be that II + iy-Dy-
Night or any other of the Schreioer horses
had been running out of form ana turning
scmersaults. from a racing point OF view. II
was not the fault of the big fellow, VINO
has always had a. pretty good reputation
among other bookmakers and owners IN the
West. There was talk of petition from
the bookmakers to the stewards OF the
Washington Park Club, asking them 10 re-
consider the case. but nothing definite was
done regarding II.
A number of bookmakers thought such &C
ton would still further pre3Ldice the case
against Barney. and they gave out the ad-
vice that IL would be better to let the mat
ter rest as it stood. There seems TO be little
hope of Schroeder doing any more racing
at Washington Park even in stake events
In which he entered long time ago. he
had entries in some of the races to-day. but
all OF the horses in his name were scratched.
In the weights given out to-day for the
Great Western Handicap to be run at WASH
tngton Park next Saturday the names OF
Bannockburn and Forte. the Schneider en-
rotary Howard was asked regarding this, he
said:
Mr.. Schneider has been asked to take his
horses away. and think he Will do II. Tho
names OF his horses have been emitted sim
ply because the decision Of the Board OF
stewards Is ANAL as far as that body h con-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05

st. Louis lost the morning G-5, and Won
the afternoon baseball game go with
Brooklyn at League Park on Independence
Day. Young's very effective work with men
on bases WAS the feature OF the day in the
| second game. Jones pitched winning ball
| in the morning. Errors by McCiann and
Jones himself helped Brooklyn 10 win by
| giving that team four runs in the eighth
| inning. making tie score to >
Jones was lisilessiy and lily supported
Burkett made three hits in as many times
at bat in the first game. which was a
feature Of the day. In the second game
Rurk@tt got one hit In two times up which
gave him batting percentage Of 800 on
the day-ths best batting he has done this
season.
BY winning the morning game Brcoxlyn
landed two OF three games. 4 majority OF
the series. The loss of two games In three
hurt St Louis lot and helped Brooklyn
great deal. Just how that club is to be
beaten out of the championship is not easy
10 see. Had 81. Louis beaten Brooklyn
three games or even two of three, II would
have helped to make the race "a deal more
interesting. But IL was not to be-
Two very nice crowds saw the games and
H..
Louis player did anything out Of the very
tame and ordinary habi; of local baseball
procedure the crowd turned pistols, lire
works. cannon crackers and rockets loose
When ST. Louis man made 4 base hit a
steal. 4 good catch or a run the stands
erlpted like myriad Of small vocanoes
Inc fireworks was distinctly an odd fea-
ture.
Burkett did some fine fielding in the first
game His hitting success seemed 70 put
life In him lie all fire on the bags
and made a great running catch of Crosss
hard lirsr in the fifth inning. DAILY ard
Dahlen played great ball for Brooklyn in
the hrst game. In the second Daily made
several costly misplays. OF course no team
could have beaten Young. but for the first
time In Its games In St. Louis Brooklyn
played dopey and WOODY ball. The men did
not go after things with the bat, and there
were TIany LESSONS in the field. such as
falling 10 cover bases, etc.
Donl!n was obliged to quit the game in
the seventh inning. He singled to center.
Daily fooled JoneS's return. Mike ran for
the middle sack. McGinnity, backing up
DAILY. got the bali and returned 1t TO the
second baseman. In trying to evade DAILY
Donlin wrenched his knee and had to ask
billiard to take his place. II H. not likely
that Michael Will he out OF the game for
any length OF time.
no I.u
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05
AMERICAN JOCKEYS AGAIN.
The Yankee BOYS Do Great worL ..

London, July AT the second day of the
Newmarket first July meeting to-day the
American jockeys were sminenty success
full
added to a Sweepstakes of ) soyereigns each
Tor starters, for 2-year-olds. one mile and a
quarter was won by Coon, ridden by l..
ReiH. The Stud Produce Stakes of 10 SOW
ereisns each. with 100 sovereigns given by
the jockey club. five furlonEs. was won by
Mr.: Theobald's colt. Volodvoyski with L.
Reih W.
The lightweight Handicap Of 40 sover-
eigns. for 3-year-olds and upwards about
mile and three furlongs. was won nv
The Soham Plate tweiter handicap). of 90
s"vereicns. for 3-year-oids aad upwards
five furlongs. was won by Wild Irlshman
with Tod Sloan up.
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Fort Eric RcsuIts.

FufFalo y. Y July IA record hreakirC
cr.wd attended the racing at Fort Erie this
afternoon. Weather clear. Track SLOW.
J irSt race. six furloncs-C;eoree Iahar won
rS-"ttc. second: Annie Lauretta, th!d. Time
second race. four and half furlongs-LsIia
EdFr non: Frank Morrison. second: Formalis.
L lti. Time. :5s,..
Thrd race, one mile. Fourth OF July Handicap
Lamp Globe won: Talala. second: Seguil-
ti!d- Time 4ii.
Fourth race. one and one-e.chth miles. NIAGARA
S'Elng stakes S!,O9p-Free Lance won: Cnopy,
sc,CEd: Tip Gallant third. Time. I:5ss.
Fifth &c. FIVE fuTlongs-Amoroso won: VII
I:022.
sixth race. seven and a half furlongs-Prircs
third. Time 81.
seventh race six fironcs-Spring Wells wun
Glad Hand. second: Come Quick third. Time,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05
JIMY MICHAEL BEATEN.
Mcfarland Was Three Yards Ahead
at End of Twenty Miles.

Philadelphia, July 4.-F'loyd A. Mcfarland
of San Jose. Cal. defeated Jimmy Michael
to-day in a twenty-mie motor-paced race
on the board track at Woodside Park. Nc
Farland took the lead at the start and he'd
1t until the seventeenth mile. when Michael
went to the front. Michael kept the lead
until the last Ia D IN the twentieth mile. when
Mcfarland hY n mighty squirt. went abreast
of Michael aid beat him three yards to the
finish mark. tThe time for the twenty miles
was 81 80.
Crooks and Shearer beat Starbuck and
Charles Turyille and Judge and Bobby
Thompson in the five-mile motor race. The
time made created a new worlds record, 1t
being 7:09 Is.
The previous record time was 7:22s. held by
Miller and Judge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-05

Jockey Woods was fined 500 yesterday af-
ternoon and J. 7. Woods s.. Both boys
were fined by Starter Rruen. When this
salner astounding information was carried
10 the stand and ring Starter Brueu would
nave heard some harsh words If he had been
present One weli-known gentleman said
peNeVe this inning OF Jockeys has a ten
oenCy 10 make the boys look TO other
sources than the proper one for money
ana makes many a boy so wrong. How
could Mr. Bruen exist if some one soaked
him g couple OF hundred every time he
maze a bad start was impatient or out of
form? II Is worth consideration
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elphia.

.No outs when winning was scored.
Chicago =. ......o 0 0 o o o 2-s
phiiadei,hia q 0 - Il
Earned runs--Chicago I. Philadelphia 2 Left
on hase<-Chicago 2 Philadelphia IL Two base
hits-McC arthy l. Mertcs /. Dolan L. Three-base
hits-sreen L Sacrifice hts-Fiick l. slage 1.
Thomas L Mccormick I. Stolen bsses-McFar-
land J. RYAN l. Delehanty 2, Siasle . Passed
balls-bonahue l. Base on bals-On Callahan s.
of Ortiz g. Tims-Two hours and hfty-seyen
minutes Umpire Terry.
Morning Game.
The visitor. pieces In the sixth IN
ming and allowed Chicago TO six runs,
which virtually the game. Attendance.
s
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Prank James Was starter.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Shelbyville III July There were 5000 per-
sons in ATTENDANCE. at the Horse Fair to-day.
Frank James started the races.
The hsif-mlIe and repeat was won by Nety
Fryer: FRITZ Mac second. Time. 80 and 80.
The half mile trcf was won by Chancellor:
Bel, second Time. 1870.
The three f,irlcngs and repeat by
Nanoie Drmnrt; Polly Watkins. second Time.
:ss ana :3s.
The fair grounds will be sold at public auc-
ton on September .
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nected with anything shady. He is too
wise turfnan. and knows all the angles
of the game too well II impicate himself
with any deal of a shady nature" said g
prominent turiman. Barney has too inucn
at stake TO think of any wrongdoing. and
the unfortunate in-and-out running of Fly
by Night is the first instance in his entire
turc career which can he questioned.
Perhaps the Washington Park officials
have acted somewhat hastily in this in
stance. and f. is highly probable they Will
reconsider the snap Judgment taken on
Schneider Tuesday evening"
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OF course. reputable track must recog
nfZe the rulings of the Board of Stewards
at Washington Park. II must have been
with feeling Of deep regret that Judges
Murphy ana Price issued the following bull
letin yesterday afternoon:
Following its custom of years 70 accept
no entries from stable ordered away from
any reputable race track. no further entries
will be accepted from Schrriber's stable I'M
iii 1T is placed in good standing at Wash
inSton Park
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CINCINNATI So, NEW YORK 10.
Doyle Assaulted Umpire Ensiie and
Both Men Were Arrested.

Cincinnati. o.. July i.-The feature OF the aft
erroon game was the action Of Jack Doyle. who.
after being declared second in the third
inrirg, assaulted Umpire Emslie. Emslie was
knocked down and pulled Doyle with him The
two rolled over the field for awhile until sela,
rated BY other players. Doyle was arrested ana
taken To the police station. Ernslie was arrested
after the game and both charged with d;s9rderly
corduct. TREASURER Lloyd Of the local club went
on their bends. DOYLE is forced 10 stay over for
trial until tomorrow.
The game was by the visitors because
they hit Scott timely while Hawley kept the
hits scattered In AL he er-f inning. score.
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High-Prfced YearIlngs.

London. July i--SCule sensational prices were
realized the sale Of yeariinss Of the late Duke
Of wcstmnster's stud at Newmarket this after
COR. A flly by Persimmon out nf Ornament
was purchased by u. Sievier for TO- eco run.as.
while a colt tv Orrne out Of Kissing Cup was
purchased by the Duke % Westminster for .. TO
Guineas. Twelve lots brought see gulneas-
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AFTERNOON GAME.
BROOKLYN.

Earned runs-St- Louis 2 Brooklyn O.. Two
base hitSSMctiraw 2 keistcr /; Double plays
and Jennings l: DAILY. Jennings and MCGUIRE !.
stolen bases-Donovan 2 Wallace /. Kelley !.
Cross I. Burkett l. Sacrifice hits-Burkeu J..
Wanace ]. Hit by pitcher-Keister l. Wallace
!. billiard l. Base on ballS-On Young = on
Mctinn:ty strike outs-By Mctinnits i. by
Young ?. Time OF game-T'wo hours and TWEEN
~ minutes. Urnpire-Hurst
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wo,,ds Proved Fatal.

Melissa Page. a ls-year-old negress. died
at the CITY Hospital yesterday from the
effects of stab wounds she received on July
/ from another woman whose name she
claimed she Gid not know The cutting
house. No soe Gratiot street. Jealousy Is
sscesSsd 70 have caused the cutting.
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Get of His High ness.

New York. JULY 4.-The Holmdel thoroughbred
yeari;ngs were sold to-day In tn. American Horse
Exchange paddock az Sheepsh'a al Bay. The His
Il ghness-eutterf.ss colt brought the top price
Of $500. Those bringing GGo were
follows:
Il. g. by His Observation-Disclosures. John Mad
den $500
Oh >. by His Hishness-Csscade. David Gid
con. 81 500
con. 500.
II. :. by His Highness-Miss Fordhan. u.
Gideon. 500.
y. C. by HIS Hishn.ss-Nelslen. u. Gideon.
s: 500.
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base hits-I,e.enanty l. Wolvertcn /. Sacrifice
hi,s-McCarthy l. pelehan'y l.. Stolen bases
Mel arthy |, Mertes l. Bradley I. Dexter l. Cum
bingham I. Double plays Mccormick. Childs
and Mertes I. struck out-By Cunningham q
ninaham 2 off Fraser = Hit with baIi-Ey
Cunningham 2. by Fraser 2 TIme-One hour
and nfry-eight minutes. Umpire-Terry
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The misfortune which has eefauen the
populsr breeder, turfman and bookmaker of
Gissouri Barney Schneider. was the gossip
Of the betting ring and lawns. The major
ity. auc q Srest majority at that, laugh
g The idea Of Barney schreiber being con-
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SELECTIONS.

First Race-Graves Ia Nascotta. Sangamon.
Second Race-Wild Pirate. Obia, Seide.
Third RAos-Walkenshaw' Terra incogn'ts,
Myth W.. n.v t.v,, c,r,
Fifth Raoe-Enjoy Fred Hsssis. Quick Range.
sixth Race-Ths Light, Early Bird. Tom Crom-
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The Omcial scores.
MORNING. GAME.

Earned runs-St. Louis J. BROOKLYN I. Two
base hits-pahen J, Kester /. Donovan l. Three
has. hts-IenninSs l. Bases balis-pf Ken
n'dy T. on Jones 2 Stolen hases-Jennings I.
DAILY 2. Farrell .. keister /. Struck out-i'y Ken
nciy .. 10y Jones l. Time OF yame-TwO hours
and three minutes. Tmpre-Hurst.
AFTERNOON GAME.
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Qunkers Lost Two Games. One Twelve
Innings, to the Anarchists.

Chicago July 4-Phiadelphia Looked like a
sure winner wren Chicago went to bat in the
ninth inning. hut two singles. a double and an
errcr tied the score. In the twelfth. with men
on first and second. Orth made wild throw TO
first which allowed tine winning runs to Be
scored Attendance Ie.lyo. score:
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a
iss
and
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PITTSBUR RIG S-3, BOSTON 81.
Pirates Took Four Straight From,
the Men From Beantowu

Pittsburg July by winning the afternoon
game Pittsburg made II four straight from Bos-
ton. Nichcls's bad inning was the third vine,
a hree-bagger and two singles won the game
After that .onors were easy. Attendance 10 500
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


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'Batted for Phillips in ninth
S SsS Tafl .::.:....,. g
Earned runs-CiEcinnati 3, New YORK 8 Two
base hits-Grady 1. Beckley 1. Thres, base MS
ste'nfeidt i. Home runs-Barrett l. Double plays
-Corcoran Quinn to Beckley /. First base on
bails-On scott / on Phillips !. P1esee 'e'D-
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Clevela nd Sis, Indianapolis 2-13.
Cleveland. o.. July 4.-The afternoon game waSN
a terrific batting contest. In the seventh Nc
Eerpa was knocked out of the box eight runs
beng made off him. The star play Of the game
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Or. B0HANNAN

Cures al Chronic Diseases Dr. Bs"vssrsshle c.rssfves
Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness Los
Manhood or any evils resulting from youthful srrcrs
IN from twoto weeks In
advertised In Louis papers forty years. ana
has failed In curing the Wors. Fiee i've
Dollars tal pscksge One Dollar sucsens that The
Remedy will do all that Is ADVERTISED Sold ealy b. Dr. C.
A. Bo9ANsAS, Ne. es2 Morgan Stree, s. 1ouh, No.
EstAblished lJs. Private Circular FREE
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ST. LOUIS GOT oNE;
BROOKLYN THE OTHER.
Bad Fielding Lost Morning Base
ball Game-YOung's Pitching
Won the Afternoons.
BURkETT'S HITTING FEAT.
Three Times at Bat and Three Hits
Fireworks Greeted Every
Good Play st. Louis Made
During the Day.
Club Standing.
Yesterday Ga mes.


Philadelphia al 81 Louis.
f.osten Al Chicago.
] rouklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Fi1tSburg.
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Boston s... .::...s i iesc;Gs
Earned runs-PittsburH 2 Boston I. Two-base
hits-Willis Three-base hits-zimmer g. Sac
Beaumont 2 Cooler First base on baiis-on
Willis 3. of Cuppy l. Struck out-By Phillip.
2. BY Willis 2 BY Cuppy l. Innings pitched
phillippi 2 willis 8 CuPpy? hts Ga each
Time OF gane-rwo hours and twenty minutes
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Annie and
but IN" sg''3sHs & So G iis Apple lack notch Mo
2rnuui
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Peitz z Wild pitches-Ph!Iips ]. Attendance.
sou Tnle-Two hours Umpire-Emslie.
Morning. Game.
Hahn and Mercer pitched we'll until The elsn,n
inning when Mercer let down. ami lncinnsu
ctinchad the victory. Crav:Ord's error was re-
sponSibie for the visitors only run. Score:
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Detroit 4-I6, Buffalo IA.

Detroit 4-I8, Buffalo IA.
Detroit Mich. July 4-fiastings was slaush-
tered by the locals this afternoon and after Avs
hits had been made of him In the fifth inning
Millgan was substituted. Anterior was
come by the heat and unable to play this
afternoon Holiness three-baae HIT To right with
the bases full and Elberfeldt's stop Of Schreck's
high bounder. in the sixth. the features.
Score
r. II. E.
Detroit ...-........S l -. Is Is
Buffaio :. ..:...:s . o o; IS
Batteries: Detroit-Frish and McAIIir,er: But-
falo-Hasiings. Milligan and Speer.
MORNING GAME.
Miller pitched spisndid ball this morning, all
low ing the Buffalo men but three hits. HALT
cams two-hase hit to left neid followed by Ell
berfeldt's error. scored the visitors only run.
Attendance. $500. Score:
D,.,. ,oaoao BIZ p
Pufraio ......-..... a-1
Batteries: Detroit-Miller and McAiiister: Buff
faio-Amole and Speer.
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sGicason out-hit by Satted ball.
Nrw YORK :. .G o o 0 e-I
Earned runs-Cincinnsu T. New York o. Two
base hits-Quinn |. Stolen hases-Steinfedt 1.
Becklsy l. Gleason l. First base ~ halls-Ner-
Ger / Hit BY pitched hail-Mercer struck
cu,-I:y Mercer l. by Hahn 2. Attendance. go
Tire-one hour and forty minutes. Umpire
ETns!ie.
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Start poor. Won hard drive: second same.
Iackawanna. Nolrrer Of with running start
thing to SPARE In the for hone. DtgEs ran
well. Also Ran biesi.
Tirle-:"7. 49,. :soi. "a. :55a.. i:22is.
Post minutes
ZOO E'i.,lrth race n,Irsc s5Nl l-vear-nld!
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Sta-; good. easily: second VIM NJ
Anv"lee. Winner the Iihuie crowded Gilbert tn
on AMI sui.ed first part. Teka had rouch time as
TIME -. :37i.. :50i4 l:HS l.l5i4, l2sh, l;4-.
Past rniar.e-
0EA Third race. purse 500 5-year-olds and u