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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-03
To-Day's Se.aeule.
New York nj Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA at Chicago


Brooklyn's baseball team hit Pitcher John
Powell Of St Louis hard and sequentially
yesterday. ST. Louis's club batted Howell
hard. but insequental!y. on fourteen hits
Brooklyn made eight runs. on eleven hits
ST. Louis made two runs st. Louis re-
CURED five and one-half hits to each run.
Brooklyn but one and three-fourths TO the
run Each team made AN error which let
in runs. Each had a couple Of gift hits.
On the whole, the hitting was even.
The Brooklyn team Is She greatest col
lective ball-playirg organization In the
world. The st. Louis team is the greatest
individual collection of ball players on
earth. A homogeneous, concentrated effort
overcaue Individual brilliancy. At times
St. Louis played some smart and taking
baseball. Donlin, Donovan and McGann
ran bases well. McGraw hit splendidly. get
ting three lovely walIops in five times up.
keister and Donovan batted finely. In the
sixth and seventh innings there was some
good base running and hitting. The home
team played in tough luck. Brooklyn had
the luck which winning clubs always have.
Powell was hit smartly. Then his own
tactical mistake in tho third inning Sent
his team balloon;ng Mcclure made
single TO center. Hanlon makes his pitch
ers hit So Howell tore one through Nc
Gam for single. Jones hunted. Powell
had the ball in a holy minute. MCGUIRE.
slow as a seven-years' ringworrn. was i
mile from third. Third, third" roared
Robinson and Wallace. coaching Powell to
throw 10 Mctiraw for a force play. In
stead. Johnnie started TO throw to second.
No one was covering that bag. Then he
let it go TO first. Too late. John was a bit
ratified now. for he hit Keller and forced
in a run. An out let in another.
In the fourth Cross and Daily singled and
Howell raped double TO right, scoring
them both. 49,.
In tho ninth. hits by Howell. fielders
choice to Keller. q single by Jennings and
a homo TO right center by Kelly, a
terrific shot, scored four runs.
St. Loris's first run came in the sixth on
hits by Keister. a feeders choice to Wal
lace and singles by McGann and Donovan.
In the eighth doubles by keister and Don
ovan scored the other run.
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one and one-e,ghth miles. hant!-
sMay entry


New York. JUNE 2.-The Coney Island Jockey
Club announced a number Of additional stakes
70. its fall meeting: The events are:
For 2-year ol6s-Ihe Great Eastern, $500, six
furlones The Flatbush, s.. coo, furlongs the
Autumn Maiden. $50 added. fiye furionss: the
Sapphire, 81. go added. i've and one-half fur
longs. the Dash, J. 80 added five furlongs; the
Bells 80 added Futurity course. the Partridge,
s., 10 added. six furlonss. the Golden Rod. ST.
a6ded six .urloasE.
For 2-year-olds and upward-Ths Flight. G.:S,
added. seven furlongs.
For 3-yesr-oIds-Ihe septembsr. $50 added.
mile and three furioags; the Flying Handicap.
l..5e added. six furiongs: the Dolphin. 81, 700
added mile and furlong: the Reapers, 81, sej
added mile and three sxteenths. the Twin CITY
Handicap s., 90 added, mile and quarter; the
Autumn Cup. $500 added. two miles. the Turf
handicap, sl,259 added. mile and quarter on
turf; the Russet Handicap. 1852 added, mile and
a half on turf.
TIE autumn handicaps-The Fail Handicap.
s.. COO, six furlonss; the Ocean Handicap. &.oo.
one mile; the Omnum Handicap, $500. mile
and furlong: the Westbury Ste-plechase. 81 20
added. full steepiechase course. the Mineola Hur-
die Race $50 added, two miles over eight hur-
dies. on turf: the Lawrence Realization, with
s. 500 added. is announced for the June meeting.
FOX 3-year-ods, nile and five furiongs.
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SWEET LAVENDER.s VERNAL.
Jockey Littlefield Rode the Winner
at as Good as 7 to I Against.


New York. July 2-The perfect weather
and the promise OF some good racing at
tracted an unusually large Monday crowd
10 Sheepshead Bay to-day. Only one fix
ture-the Vernal Stakes-was decided but
a hurdle race and IA handicap also furnished
good sport. The summaries:
Dienryl,- to and | to 2. won By three lengths:
Luke Ward. il5 (Turner). to 1 and 3 to J.
second ty a hale length; Browndaie. rs tSpen-
sen, Tom M Kenny amy The Rhyme Giaicrua King
Favorite, Frank Ere and Ium also ran.
Second race one mile the turf rigadler,
lengths: Montanic. Ills Turner. TO and TO
8. second by three le-gths, vesuyisn. l2l ,Spen-
cer) Z to i and 10 g. third. Time. ! IS "a.
Bombshell. Commander Miller. Sansen and Big
Gun also
Third race. mile and quarter--Favonius Il2
(Turner,. TO and TO 10. won by ore length;
Is,s9n rs dAttieesld, 70 to l and TO |. sec,
tNfitchelD. 4 to and even third. Time, Z.os 3-5.
Procession also ran.
Fourth race the vernaI Stake. Ave furIcngs-
G. by three quarters Of a length. Lady OF the
Valley. Ii5 CMcC1eI. u TO and 5 10 ]. second by
one length: Elizabeth n. ll5 SHAW. to 2 and
out. third. Time. l.e2 rs. OTienta, Double SIX
and All Saints also ran.
Fifth race. hurdle handicap. two niles-Hardy
c. 10 tburgessl- s to and 10 ;. won by
and to 5. second by twelve lengths; Desperate
1s5 Cisarryl. to / and TO s. third. Time s.53
Draughtsmsn Monroe Doctrine and Klerd!ke
sixth race. selling. six furlongs -Touraine Jos
eM,tcheD. 80 to 1 ard 10 to I. won by a neck:
Olea, IS u. Slack. IL 70 and TO ], second by
3 TO l. third. Time. go s-5. Buffoon. Ben Ha-
dad, Wax Taper. General Mart Gary. Csrbuncie.
Miller. Chantlsr, Ross Clark. Speedmas. LioDess
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JErrERsOy CLUB PICNIC.
Some Good Athletic Events Wednes-
day at the Fair Grounds.

The jefferson Clubs celebration OF the
Nations Birthday is going TO be the BAN
ner picnic and athletic festival in st. Louis
of the 1890 calendar. The Fair Associa-
ton has turned the Fair Grounds over to
the big political organization Tor the DAY,
and as no charge for admission Will pc
made the attendance will be large. Inc
Jeffersonians will not only feature their
picnic with an excellent athletic tourna-
ment but as full measure. their guests
will be enabled to witness the regular rae
Ing OF the Fair Association and then TO
take IN the fancy clog dancing and fre-
works with which the day will be rounded
of.
The athletic contests In the amphitheater
have attracted one Of the largest and best
entry lists ever put forth by an amateur
club. The curtain-raiSer OF the arena
sports will be the 10o-yard handicap. Tor
which F., A. Lane is scratch man The
entries follow:
Event No. l. 100 yards run. handicap. heats
Plae sad Ink
s NiSaSi~i H j. Risa.r yards: PaTss
sS o gard 6 6sn ehaefss gaGd. chss
Hsuss naR yaIGs waiter s5 A p9Se Resmon
sH YARDS W9 Il Ru.ss ypP stess Yards II Jsia
g. aupe. t'2 Yards: Herman kempf yards: JOhh
Event 10. Z pole vaultins. handicap: first
rTns sSid medal sssont PTi5s siE esepS H.
q Reilly scratch; Henry Jackson. inches: Philip
Byrne. scratch; Roger Gorman. scratch. A Hoo
Event No. ;. 100 yards. run-Frnal.
Event No 4 throwing nfty-six pound weisht.
nrd!cap: first prize. elegant e:ght-day CLOCK;
second prize. silk umb.eila-Niek Schoppe, feet:
Dan Leahy. scratch. H A Wienecke, ihches.
q. II. Henneuann. scratch
Event No g. 90 yards run. handicap IN heats;
first prize gold medal: second prize. fine carving
ret-fred Heckwolf. Jr.. scratch; Oscar Schaefer,
10 yards: Chas. Heuseman. yards. Walter A
powell. yards: H. G. Redrnon, yards: VIM q.
Flynn. scratch; Geo L. Pietseh. inches H. Il, T.
Finuegan. yards. Louis Plessner. . Yards
Event No s. throwing discus, handicap; nrst
prize. fine gold charm: second prize. baking dish
Mex Sehoppe. Is feet: Dan Leahy. L. feef: C.
ii. Hennemann. scratch.
Event No !, s4e yards run. handicap: first prize.
gold medal: second prize. set of knives and forks
VIM q. Flynn, scratch. ]. H Finnegan. ~
yards: NJ f Parker. Is yarcsi Robert Kinsey. Is
yards: Frank Jutz. scratch: p. J. MoJnhan.
yard. - 49,. ,.,
Event No. $: running high jump. handicap;
John A King. 5 inches: John Moseiey, inches:
Emil FEeymark. scratch: Wm. Schiidmann, :
inches: Ralph Minis. inches: John Nangan.
inches.
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,caywoodp. II TO :. second: Grea;land. liz Cyar
fI:sen, ii 10 2 third. Time, 1:i5i7; LimericA.
Jim McCleevy. Arthur Behan and silver "ar'ei
Second race. five furlongs-Silverdaie. lz1
ieigth: schoolInaster. los tBullrnan): TO sec
ond: Battus. ll5 INiiie-). q i Third lni,e'
Third race mile and an sifh,naasa,nGs
Of a length; Sam Phillips. l0e lBurnsl. 70 =
second; The Monk. 100 lKnighu. IL 10 i. third.
Fourth race. selling. six furlonSs-Pope Leo.
lis jCsywoodl. s to ?. won by three lengths
Rollins liz ~ Martini. - 10 !. second: Shrove
Tuesday. 10, tRulmanl. s 70 J. third Tine
lisa. Lomond Innorator Brisk: Lucky MONDAY
Fifth race. mile-rhe sprite lol SMatthe wsl.
wood, 9 to 10, second. star Chimes. ~. ,ba,i-
mani Is TO /. third. Tine 1854 Lady Elite The
sixth race selling. six furlongs-Tayon. ipi
(stewaro. to !, won by half length; tbs1ara
8 to / third. Time. i:13lt. Teucer, Miss Shaney.
Ed Garland II. Hermoso. Avenstoke anu JoHh a
M0rrfe a.
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Grand stand critics said that hurst was


hard upon Powell in the way OF balls and
strikes: that he made John cut the plate
center for every strike. They also said
tbat he gave the close plays to Brooklyn:
twice or thrice Brooklyn kicked ana
claimed that Tim was giving the close
things to St Louis. Even Lave Cross, VINO
never kicked before IA his life, Is kicking
now. They make him get into the game IN
brooklyn. III Hurst gave either Sluo inc
close ones he broke a recoru Dfu you
ever know a club that got the close de-
ctsions7 No one seems TO get them. They
never seem to go one way or the other
Thay are assets OF neither firm. yet losses
Of both. To the writer Hurst seemed To
umpire very we'll II is not easy TO see
from the stand. Umpires win ana lose but
few games OF baseball In year Genef-
ally they are honest. impartial and capa-
bic.
Ii was great 20 see the BROOKLYN people
90 I'D one after another and make Powell
pitch There was no siashing away At any
and everything. They waited, watched,
maneuyered fibbed and tented for the best
OF IT. They got Johnnie in the hole and
sloughed him, When hits were wanted they
were forthconiug Brooklyn earned Seven
Of eight runs. That is bali playing.
McGrav did wonders yesterday. Hit hit
ting was Immense He cut that ball through
left field as accurately as If he was throw
ing IL. Once Cross, who pays vide OF
third, made half a step towards short.
GiIs>! went the ball along the base where
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NOT A FAvORITE WON.
Gcsrgie Again Proved Herself
Spriutcr of Some Class.

Cincinnati, o.. July Mot a single Ia
vorite won for the talent to-day at New
port George again showed her class as a
sprinter by winning the six-furiong handi-
cap very easily from 4 speedy lot. The
weather was hot and the track fast. The
summaries:
First race selling. one rniie-Dranhurg. lol
tAESrl. to !. won: B,enheipl. 9Si, tIIarshbeT-
Tcf). 10 TO !. second: Zanone, 81, tMay), 8 TO l.
third- Time, LA. Little Billy. 'Poss'im. Rothn'
Nina Il L. Full Dress and Hansford also ran.
second race. five furi9ngEJ,m Nap: III III !,
5. second; Quibo. 100 u. Hicks). 10 /. thru
Time 1903. John Drake. Claude Walton. Mhit-
field Problem. Moeketc. Prince of Peace. West
Union and Farraunt also ran.
Third race. mile and an eighth. selling, handi-
cep-Statilla. los tHicks). to l. won; King Elk
WOOD; lot SRoSertson) % I second 3rr1s su =
brrst. sadie Burnsm. TIE Gray Dawn Castle.
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Fort Erie Results.

Buffalo. N. Y. July "A large Dominion Day
crowd attended the races at Fort Erie. The fin
fishes were close and exciting Corslis fell in the
fourth race. and Jockey Landry suffered fEac-
ture OF the cellar bone. Weather AEe- Track
good. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-italston won: Annie
Iaurettg. second: Basic. third. Time. l.i5.
Second race. five furlongs-Fieche dor won:
VIM. Gersie. second Amorcso. third Time
i:c2ix.
Third race. one nile-I-ady Of The West won:
Early Fonso second: Oliver ordes. third. Time.
lais.
Fourth race six furlongs-McGrathian Prince
wen: Dangerous Maid. second: Zanone. third
Time. l;lis..
Fifth race. selling. s;x and a half furlongs-
Matlock won: ocie Brooks. second: Poor Lands,
third. Time. l:2ots- =
Sixth race one mile and a sixteenth-Chopin
won, Free Lance second. EeGuiie. third. Time,
las.
Zs sane, second; The Tory. third. Tine. l-2.i4.
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PENNsY BROKE THE RECORD.
Four-Oared Shell Driven Faster Than
Harvard Did.
REPUBLC SPECIAL.

REPIBIIC SPECIAL.
Poughkeepsie. n. Y. July I'm time
which established a new record for a four
Dared crew over the two-mile course on
the Hudson, Pennsylvania this morning
won the last of the intercollegiate races.
Her crew beat Columbia by three and one
half lengths.
Brinkerhoff the bow man OF the Cornell
four collapsed. His crew went to pieces
and did not finish
Pennsylvania time was 1o:3lis. two min
utss and fifty-four seconds faster than Har-
ward made at New London last Thursday.
Columbias time was 1898.
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settle.
Second rsce-Ladas. Judge Steadman. W. B.
Gates.
Third race-Darlene. Queen City. Eva's OAR
ling.
Fourth race-Dector Wslmsley. Doliie wiethoH
Verify.
Fifth race-Eariy Bird, Midligh:. Bertha Nell
Sixth race-Robert. Jr., The Butcher. Psimus.
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indianapolis, Ind, July 2.-Ba,tery errors on
the part " Guese and Heydon were largely re-
sponsible for the loss Of to-day's game to Cleve
land. Fauvre had one bad inning. hut held up
we'll when his team regsined the lead The
Y. II. +.
Indianapolis 800 o o % 10 Z
Cleveland .----.....0 90
Bsttertes-lndlanapo polls Guese and Heydon.
Cleveland Eaqvre and Spies
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saE,an 1.rnch. Primo Wilhelm. Richardson. Don

Marion Lynch. Prince Wilhelm Richardson. Don
Clarencio and Marion SAMSON also
Fourth race. handicap six furlongs-Georgie.
10 III WILSON,. is TO 3. won: Acusha. 50 &C..
Murphy. 10 TO |, second: The Star of Bethle-
hem. III fiChaelsl. 20 ). third Time. l.lf sin
". and Cnsightlv also ran.
Fifth race. five furlCngs-Beau. - (HarSFber-
eerb 1e 20 l. won; queen Carnival, l0S tSouthardl.
10 2; second; Robert Morrison. io+ liirttonl u
to !. third. Time. l02A. sam Lyons. Johrnie Nc
tayty. Pirate II Penzance. Queen Little. Helen
Graham and Mrs. Grammar also ran.
Sixth race selling. miie-Ennonia. los Cor
nerl, 5 10 !: won; Polly B;xhy. 80 Garner, TO l.
second. Mlzzouri. Ies III. Wilson,. 10 !, third.
Tine. 1:&is4. Osrnon pouster Swivel. Little
Land. Statirs and Jeannet also ran.
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Earned runs-St. IlOts ?. hroukIyn Z. IWO-Fsfe
hite-BuTkett l. Keister ], Donovan l. Howell l.
Home runs-Kel!ey l. Double p'ays-Burke;t and
Nry;ray I: pahlen ard McCiraw /. Stolen bases
-DonIin l. Donovan l. McCiann /. Cross !. Dab
len |. HI; by pitcher-Keeier l. Bases on balls
Howell J. Sacrifice hit--Jcnes !. Time OF game
Two hours and fifteen minutes Umpire
Hurst.
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DRAW WITH GARDNER.
Jack McCle1land Made q Good show
Iiftxbnrw

Pittsbu-s July 2-Tbe boxing contest tonight
at the Milvale Opera-house between Jack Mo
ClelIand Of this city and Oscar Gardner Of
Wheeling was declared a draw after twenty
rounds OF fast and clever fighting. McCfeliand
had far the better Of IL at long range. but Gard
me- did grea. work at close quarters. The ref
eIee's decision well received by the large
crowd
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New York July IA number OF horses in
training the property Of p. j. Dwyer and others
were sold to-day In the Fasig Topton Company's
paddock ~ Sheepshead Bay. Those bringing $500
or were as follows.
Half Time, ch. g.. l. by Hanover-Pandcra:
J.. " Bell: So 80
His Royal Highness. Oh. c.. ,. by His Highness
-Ne,tie: @. Forbes: ss.5o.
Humboldt, CHI. C., 2. BY Hanoyer-Iaia STAN
hope: w bunohue: 1900
Hammock. biz. c, q. by Hanover-Auraina: E.
l.. Graves; 81 SO.
American, b. C. 2. by Iroanois-Bandaoa; G. +.
Hinsdale en- c.. =. by Hanover-Niema: f. l..
Graves: 500.
kriss Kringe D. g.. 8. ty STANDARDIZATION
neo: +. d. Weir: $50
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PIITsBURG z, BOSTON 1.
Pfrafe Lever Allowed the Beaneat-
crs but One Scratch HIT

PiitsbuTg. Pa. July 2.-Leever pitched another
siit-edge game. and Diresn was but little behind
him in effectiveness The Boston hit was the
scratchisst Of the scratchy and an error let IA
the run. Three-basger and a passed ball scored
one, and two hits scored the second run FOR
PittshurR Attendance : COO Score.
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Antf-ImperinIi.,. to Mcct.

Chicago. July 2.-Th6 Executive Commit
tee Of the Anti-Imperial.sts League to-day
decided to call general conference of anti
imperialists to meet at Indianapolis on Au-
gust l5.
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c..turx Road Club pi.h..a..

The Century Road Club dsbanded last night.
: Esston Charley Knower. Bob Leacock and
o,h.-s II was the last Of the nnang clubs ST.
Inns saw organized during tie cycle craze of
lAs3-g7 > dispano
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Summary: Earned runs-Chioago T. Left on
tases-Chicago :. Philadelphia 2. Two-base hits
Cailds J, Green l. Stolen es-Mertes .. Brad
ley j. Ryan ], Thomas l. Double plays-Ryar
and Donahue l. Struck Oui-By Taylor 4. BY
Donahue 2 Bases hal!s-ON Tsy.or 4 Time
One hour and forty-seven minutes. Umpire-
Terry.
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.Hatted for Hickman IN ninth.


Cincinnati ----------.----,-o l >
Earned Tuns-Cincinnati 2. New York 2 Two
base hts-Pie;z !. Three-base hits-Crawford
]. selbach ]. Grady l. Sacrifice hitS-Bechley ],
Quinn l. Double plays-CorcoraB to Beckiey 1;
CaIrick Hickman TO Doyle l. First base on
Bowerman = Tlme-Twe hours and fifteen min
utes. Observation-Disclosures.
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CHICAGO q, PHILADELPHIA o.
Anarchists Bunched Their Hits and
Won With EaSe.

Chicago. July philadelphia suffered q shut
out In to-day's game. Taylor was on the slab
and held the visitors to three scattered hits His
support almost perfect. The locals punched
their hits in good style and had l,tle difficulty
In winning. Attendance, ECO. The score:
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Milwaukee $, Kan.s. city 3.

Kansas City. no. July 2.-The Brewers won
to-tisy's game 10 the delight OF d lafse crowd
OF Milwaukee Too;ers- Lee was hat hard At oD-
portune times. and Shseifer's errors were costly.
two OF the v,1itors' runs being due TO them. At
tendance. Loo. Score:
r. H z.
Kansas City - % 0 0 % Y
Battsries-kansas City, Lee and Wilson, Nil
waukee. heity. Sparks and Smith
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RATE COMBINATION BROKEN.
Roads VIII bid Individually 10,
Moving Troops.

Chicago. July 1.-The Santa Fe has with
drawn from the military rate agreement
of the Western roads. This breaks the
combination. and all the roads will now bid
individually for the movement Of Govern
ment troops.
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.
st. Louis Played Some Lively Base-
baII-McGraw in Form.

Although ST. Louis lost TO brooklyn yes
terday. local spectators had not much TO
kick about. In some respects the game was
the very best the st. Louis team has played
Concerted effort among the men. no such
thorough team work as Brooklyn present
ed But the game was eniiveped. In one OF
two Innings by some good base running
some attempts TO turn tricks. some life anu
some go" which few local games have
shown this season.
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BONDS FL0ATED BY SWIFT.
Five Million Dollars the Amount
of the Issue.

Chicago, July 2.-Swift & Co. TODAY
foated bond issue OF S.ooo0O0. half of
which amount will be used to take I'd out
standing s per cent Sonds. and the remain
der for a general extension OF business.
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was sweiter.ng and play was very listiess Score:
Ch;css5 ,-'........e . / 5 oil IL 0
Jackittsch: chicago. Katoll and Buckley.
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LOOKING Inc TWO o. -
seems best McGraw and Wallace over
shadow their opponents. Powell and Robin
son seem "a much stronger battery tnah
Howell and Mcclure. burkett. on past Pr
ToTnapr,s has none the worse OF Kelly.
ponIin ia better than Jones. Donovan IS
not by any means a bad man though Keel
sar,,.i hall nIayers to be sure. but Mc(sann
md Keis,er are not siouches. St kouis's
pitching force looks much better than Han
a.. The outfleld and half the tnfleld. Yet
ST Louis is next TO last and Brooklyn Is
first.
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The annual games and sports Of the irish Ns.
Gresnds on Sunday. July q. There are fourteen
s~enfs IN the programme. including ali dndS o.
athletic ssents- The entries close Saturday. July
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Buffalo II. Defroft z.

Buffalo. July 2-Detroit ioyt again 10 Ernaio
by a score OF II 70 &. Hil, late Of Cincinnati.
pitched three tnninss-long enough to lcse ths
R.HE-
Buffalo Buffalo III ISSss "a e !
fatteries-Buffaio. Hastings and speer. de-
truit Hill -'-OnIn and Shaw
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Earned Tuns-Sons. Three-base hits-CTarke ].
Sacrifice hits-COoley !. First base on balls
on Lever l. on Dineen !. Hi by pitched balls
.Zinmsr Struck out-By Lever 8. by Dineen
g. Passed halls-Sulltvan /. Time-One hour and
forty-fve minutes. Umpire-Snyder
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Chicago N. Mtnne.noli. 4.

Minneapolis. Nina. July 2-Chicsgo had
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ker out Of the bex in the fourth and hitting
McCann. who succeeded him. st viii. The Dag
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Jenord. Put Out Weinig.


Brf!alo July Jim JsHords OF California
knocked gu, Al Weinig OF Buffalo in the eighth
round at the olympic Athletic Club tonight.
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CINCINNATI o. NEW YORK q.
Joints" Could Not Find scott Until
1t Was Too Lnte

Cincinnati. o.. July 2-Carrick was HIT hard
b. the locals to-day and poorly supported Scott
was invincible until hts team had a safe lead.
Attendance 800. Score:
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Pcoria IT. Decatur Z.
EEPCRLIC SPECT

REPUBLIC SPECIAL .
Peoria Ill July Peoria made IL tnres
straight from Decatur to-day IN a game markei
by fast playing and sensational work on the
iniieic. The score. pur
Decatur sSsa 80. s Q Q Q 3 ~ IL 2
Batteries-Peoria, Jarvis and Jessup: Deeatdr'
Herbert and Badger