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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20
POOR ROWING OFF HARLEM.
Wind and Tide Unfavorable for Fan
Work.

New York. July 1.-THE twenty-eighth
annuel regatta OF the National Association
of Amateurs began to-day under the aus
pieces OF the Harlem Regatta Association.
The course was on the Harlem River bo-
tween Fcrdham Heights landing and Wash
iIgtOn Bridge. a distance of one and q half
miles. straight away. The weather was TO
the liking OF the competitors. but a strong
breeze blew directly against the oarsmen,
which made fast time out Of the question
There viii be three days racing In ALI
On to-day5 programme there were seven
events but one. a heat In the four-oare ed
shel. race. was put OF until Tomorrow OF
the sin races rowed three-the fnterna-
tional fours. a heat of the intermediate
rowed with the incoming tide. Tho inter-
mediate doubles, first heat. the senior
eisht-Oared shells and the Paris four shells
were rowed against the outgoing tide
About l0.voJ persons lined the river banks
near the finish The frat event was the
International four-oared shell race Tho
starters were the Wachusett Boat Club Of
Club Of Detroit The Wachusett crew was
stroked by Z. II. Ten Eyck, the ex-Henley
champion. who introduced his sculling Style
OF Sweep rowing.
The Wachusetts were the first to catch
the water. After a few strokes, however,
the Detroit drew level and then commenced
rare tusslc. Both crews stsered badly,
but of the two the Wachusetts were the
worse. and II they should Commit the eamo
mistake in the Paris regatta they win land
clear up in the bank of the River Seine,
At the mile the crews were about level but
by sheer plugging the Wachuserts forced
ahead and finally won by two and onA-
half lengths Of open water
Jospeh Mai. a slim youngster from the
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STATE SHOOTING ASSOCIATION.
Allen and TcIeIuah Won the smith
Cup Mt Nobcrly.

EI-l'l BIG SPt-ClA!S
Moueriy. No. July l9-The second Gay 9
shoot O: tho Missouri state Shooting As,o-
citation. AT their ten;h annual tournament
brought out "a ldIge crowd OF SPECTATORS
and. as the score appended shows. some me
shooting was done.
The team shoot FOR the l.. {. Smith cup
VS. Won by Allen and Teiequaa. whose
score Vas y. Three other teams each male
IL. The next rieet viii he d; Columbia the
sCo!es.
lIrst event. 10 blue rocks-sectt. Ii; Anen, q.
Gen. .s. s-H,oi.. 60, Log. -. IeieIq,h, !; Ds.-
MS II. L...L. u, i..ss a. i4ixe., /; Ne.eh ~
LAY. =. i.lr.'.us, j.: lasniaiee. 10: Reel. IL
i'o,H, 70 -as-JI. D.. crosby. u. Hughes. -
s.a5ad event. Is blue 70. ss-sset; II: Allen. Ii;
dya. q. sexton. :. Day. II; Te.equan, Is. Den
III Ill., Il i. Sen easf Il re E & az T. caik is b5s
IL. sispAiHEs ,,Ia ~ ~ f RAJ ~
Epja. il: Tayics, z. CTesby, IS. :
IhiIa event, = blue rsess- Il; Alien, Il;
Wrs4,i, Z; Holmes ~ ~alp isi JAP Is; h fy
ms II Ln..' Is: H9ss r. iis.n 3; Essh.
i, f5seasS.5f sss. i.se i: HiyIah Ii
81 E fsZ rs5l = Hasfe Eel J.; i'"dd'
fourth cent IS blue Ks It. 49, Allen; II;
Gen Sh! tst@a Come Fay "a 'i d e re b bs
ais 4: L.Iel!, l.: Rc5s: ], iIx5n, Il; WEIGH.
si,ph,i.sois' y: Loak ridse 2. vi,ian IL Jay. Z;
z, rows. u. PaTn.aIee. T. Rec, 10. Bud. "a:
FIN event, Is blue rocks It. IL: Allen. Il;
Wright. : Holmes. 10. Clspp. Il; Jap. IL. Hay
de-. =. Sexton. ~ Day. Z. Tsieauah L, Deg
IL. Hill, II; Spencer. IL; Elliott. q; Doctor
Clark T. Stephenson a; Lock- dye. %. Viyisn.
q Jay. i2; Burrows. Z. Parnalce; 8 Rec. u;
pUGf. &c: Taylor. 10. CTOsby, -. Hughes. -.
sINtE event, - blue ru-ks-SCoJt l.; Alien.
IS Wright -, X l.s.s ~. tIajP. tG Jap, Is.
Hayden. >; Sexton. l.; bay u; Ts!equah. Is:
tennis. - IiT ii Is E9ss. z; Hixos. Z:
clark. -: SierEen-'n. - LlcS-'dGe, -; Vivian,
H. ia L: layer. .: cr6s6y. i. 49, '''N
Seysr:h event. L blue rocks-Sco't,. 10. Allen.
Il: Wright. I: Holmes Il. Ciapp. u. Hayden.
y session. -. Day. -. TrleSuah, r. Dennis l..
I-ueil Is Ross. II. Et1an. q. WEIGH. u: I'm.
u Spencer. y; Elliott. l.; Doctor Clark. Il.
Jay. II. burrows a.
Eighth event. 10 blue rocks-Scott. u; Allen.
=. Wright. .. Holmes. 9. CIHpP. u; jap. Il:
HAYDEN H.: Sexton i: Day. i: Tele9ush. -.
l5'Er =: linrl Is; Ross. g: H.xo7. Il; WEIGH.
Y: Hi 10: Spencer, a. Elliott. y. Doctor Clark
u. Jay. u, burrows. l.. furu-i,-. Is, Reel
a. Euid, II: Taylor. Il. crosby. L.
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PRINCE PEPPERS ATLANTIC.
Jenkins's Mount Landed the Feature
mt Brighton Beach.

New York. July Is.-The handicap at one
mile and a quarter was the feature at
Brighton Beach to-day. There were only
four starters. with FavoEius closing a
slight favorite. Maid of Harlem, held at
: to In the morning. won the race clev-
erly by length from Lord Baltimore. The
summaries:
y.yor, lis lsDencer) II to 10. won. Half Tine. Io
Second race. hve EGrlOEss-CaEdIe. 10 CMcC>ieD
cid; All Saints. los (SI,encer) 10 5 and out.
third. Time. i:0I l-5. Anna Daring. Annu. LADY
Padden. Idle Chat. Nis:at0r and E!eche COR also
ran.
Third race one mile saliing-PeacefHl I05
shaw. l TO 2, won. CeylOn, ~ tD,ingmann)
10 / and 70 /, second: AE.tou los (Sp-ncer). 8
TO and 7 10 10, third. Time 1:i2. Midnight
Chimes Decimal and Tourney also ran.
Fourth recn the Atlantic Stakes. six furiongs--
Prince Pepper. le3 ,Jenkirs) 10 s. won: out
lander, ltt spencer. to : and to e. second
Tom Kenny. le3 lMcCue) TO l and 3 to 5. third.
= ne, l:lS "a. hivenolk also ran.
Fifth race, one and oEe-Guarter Ei:les-Maid OF
Esriern, 'oi lMcCUej. to 2 WOO; Lord Balti-
nlere. 10, tJenkins). to and 20 6. second. Fa-
yOnius, III Turner, 70 anu 10 10. third
Tine. 2o6 -. Wooster BIS also ran
Sixth race. six furlongs. se..ing-GibraltHr. III
f:urner) TO !. won: Button. p5 'Mct ue). TO
e.id TO 2, second: Sir Christopher. III shaw.
to / and even, thiri. Time. I IA - Tograifle.
Cheese Srrnw II. Leeisville. Matgalm. Lioness.
Palm Singer. Beverage Aibonita and r. L.
Mitchell also
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BJELOw WILL GO TO DENVER.
VIII Bow to the UAn-c of Bas-ba II
Trust-NOfcH of ihr Gnmc

Fred Bue!ow. the young catcher. whom
Manager Oliver Tebeaq OF the ST. Loul,
George Tebeau, manager OF the Denver
baseball team. arrived from Detroit yes
terday. He stated that he was en- route 10
Denver TO Join his new team
Il never said would not go TO Denver -
said Eueiow yesterday. Il am going there -
Poor Freddie! He does no, want to 20
there. lie hates to 40 there. In fact. he
went 10 Detroit to get advice about -cirg
there. Fred has a giri in Detroit. She IS
sweet blue eyes, a complexion like Blanche
Amory's. fair and peachy. with a bit OF
brunette below and down over all. like the
floss on the face of freestone peach. II
will-she Will be Mrs. Frederick BdelOw IN
the fail
Yourg Buelow hated to 20 10 Denver
But he needed the money. Most yourS men
about 10 get married need money The girl
did not need the money. but She did need
Fred. SO she said: Never mind Freddie,
II IS hard on you, but II is only for a month
or two. Then you are just as well paid as
If you were with 81. Louis. APPRECIATE
your objections and commend them. But try
Il for my sake. Fred" Then came the
Baseball Trust and sternly said. Go. or
gcsback 10 your work In the ma thine shOpi'
WHAT could hoy Of 3 do with the soft
lips of a girl close 10 one ear aud the Hhir-
III & emery wheel Of the grinding Baseball
Trust AT the other So tire boy goes west
much against his viii. With him he takes
the best wishes Of those who admire a man
~ younSster. good ball player sHd
lover. 3ueiow is good catcher. better than
many drawing National League salary. II
IL bad business for the s.. Louis club. this
sending him back to a minor league,
league far below. in class and speed, the
one from which lie graduated last year.
Sending BueiOw TO the Western Ls3cve, #
which Denver is part. Is Ike G-EradinS
Tod Sloan 10 stableboy or General Rob-
crts to Corporal. He cannot learn any
thing in that league. His reduction in rank,
If not III salary. Will tend to take life and
ambition oct OF him Had h heen sent TO
the American or even the Eas-eru League
II woud not BIZ So lad. One OF tie alleged
obtec.s OF the Basehall Trust is To assist
sCHng players 70 advence in their profess
siOa. Just how the ST. Louis club assists
EuelCw 10 advance in his profession by
taking him out of a class a league and
sending him to a class ID league Is not
plain.
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CLUB STANDING,
To-hnys sch rt'ul-.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, July l9-M-rcer, who puzzled
the 81. Louis batsmeu on the occasion Of
their last visi, to New York was trotted
ont by Manager Davis to-day when the
Cardinals APPEARED at the Polo Grounds for
thu second series IN the Metropolis. As
before. he proved enigma 10 the WIS.,
itoTs. who finished second IN game that
ended with the score standing 8 20 8.
Tebesu's men bstted Mercer freely. but
could not bunch their hits. The New York
ers. the other hand, CHANGED 70 place
their hits litti= more in jUxtsposition and
they Won the game.
The only error recorded during the after
noon was made by Keister, who muffed
BurketCs throw in the first inning. This
gave the New Works one run. but did not
materially affect the result. Wallace
played n great game at short. one Of his
playa slngl--handea pickup OF Davis :
grass-cutter IN the fifth inning and quick
throw 10 frst-arousel the enthusiasm Of
the bleachers ard grand stand alike.
Young was not In the best form, but
pitched well for all that. ana ordinarily.
the game put rp by the visitors would have
resulted n victory. Luck was against them
to-day, however. and they took their ned.-
cine PEACEFULLY.
McGraw caused a diversion by question
ing Terry's decision al first base after AIer-
Ger had scratched on: A hit with tragic
steps tha celebrated third baseman ap-
preached the rubber and uucorked the vial
% his wrath
Upon whom are you unloading this
superheated conversation asked the UNI
pire. politely. Terry is very proper per
son. and halls from Boston.
do you want 4 diagram demanded
McGraw.
NO" reptile! Terry; that's the way TO
the settee. right ahead OF you, with a short
turn to the right"
Then Mctiraw relented and said he would
see tho icsTnsn. bat the umpire was OBJ
dUratc and MeGraw sought the ssclusIon
OF the bench.
50. -ouis's only runs were scored In the
second ana sixth innings. In he former
round Wallace singled after Donovan had
died at first, but was forced by NCGanu.
billiard sent q beauty 20 left for two bases
and Mccain scored. Dil.ar3 came home on
a corkscrew single 70 left by Cr.ser, after
" hich the side retired.
In Ihe sixth Burkett singled. went 10
second on keister's out. To third on Dou1-
vans single To left ana came home on NJ
Cams double. Wallace fou.eI out a;id
billiard was retired on 4 long fly TO right,
which ended the run-getting. Score:
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AI.ARD sCHECRs GOOD RACE.
schorr's Coit Beat Golden Ago in tn,
Hyie Pnrk Stake.

Chicago. July l9.-Alard scheck. the
crack 2-year-old, won the Hyde Park
Stakes from Golden Age to-day by only
half length, the advantage he gained in
the start, but he was far the best, for he
never seemed in trouble. From "A spectac-
ul7r standpoint. the race was a brilliant
one, as a blanket would have covered
three horses nearly the entire distance. IN
III they were Strengthened away for home,
where they dropped out OF It entirely. and
Burns and pullman used their every eff
fort TO bring their mounts to the front
aud Burns succeeded The race was worth
Ss;S2s to the winner The summaries:
First race, five and one-half furiones-I.ady
Schorr. no Qsur1sl. TO q won; schooirnaster
rs tlSuilmahl to 6, second; Cora tsOeiz. lis
thatthsws}. to l. Third. Time los Battus
and Invictus alec ran.
Second race, six furlongs: Tula Fon,o. Ios
sNatthewsl. barred IL betting won; Sharp Bird,
IS (HsrshberEer) TO z second Scarlet Lilly
IS CDevina, . Ia l. Thru Parmenion -f03
knight. ! 70 ], fourth Tine i:Ish. Alsareta
Andes and Olekelma also ran
Third race. six furl1ngs-Aiard Schcck I6
lBurrs). 70 8 wen: Golden Age lI6 Buiirnan,.
3 70 :. seoond: Tyro. III CYiniheidD. Is to l.
Fourth race, mile and ono Milwaukee, 10
sSsethe~sl. . 70 / won; A!cedO, los NNiukfeld).
y 70 I. second; Limerick, Te4 d3urnsl. 6 70 ].
taiTd. Ting. l;s2 Ffprizar. Gold Fox, Mil.
stream and Sam Mex also ran.
Fifth race. Hlile-Georgc Arnold, 100 Dull
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RESULTS AT MONTREAL.
Lillian bar GallOped Home I'm big
Event of the DRy,

Montreal, July 1a.-The Place visor Ho-
tel Stake OF 600 for 2-year-oids was the
feature Of to-day's programme at Belair,
though I; proved embarrassing from a
racing point of view, Lillian Bar winning by
ten lengths. The summarizes:
First race, one mile-fuorlands. Iot posceD
to /, won: Jessie Jarbo. &c tWOnderiy) to l
and 20 second; Althea. 100 tCoburn), q to
], third. Time 1853. Jack Carey, Captive Es-
tacs, M,rataTna and yiscount also ran.
Second race. four and one-half furlongs-San
(McQuadei to s. and TO g. second; Marcy
le3 tCoburrD. - 70 /. third Time. i.0ia. Lizzie
o,s re- snti. hanalcap' quarters Of mile,
i9s q; Daly). 3 70 I and even. second; KRIS
1;2f'2. Hungarian. Prince Plausible and SaltaIa
also ran.
Fourth race, Place Vigor Hotel Stakes 2-year-
olGs, half mil.-Iiiiian Bar. ITO (Cohurn), l to
2. won; Maggie. W., los CCsstrc). > to /, and 8
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ERNE CHALLENGES McGOVERy.
Wantx to Fight for the Worlds
ht-Meixht GhRmu In a ship.

New York July i9-Frank Erne deposited
81 60 20 bird a match with Terry NcCoyern
for the lightweight championship OF the
world az 13S pounds
Erue SAYS: Without wishing 10 take
any credit from McCovern for his victory
I can only say that | was mistaken In max
ms lbs pounds. I could not DO myself JUS
tice. ! fought at weight which left me
no Strength or vitality"
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Young GIRLS BEST AT GOLF.
Matrons Have to Make Way for Maid
ems ON ChicnRO Inks.

Chicago. July 19.-In the Governors Cup
contest in the woman's golf tournament
Miss Bessie Anthony and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cut
ter were the winners. and will play aga nst
each other in thu finals tomorrow. The
contest between Mss Anthony. who is but
/; years old and Mrs. CHatfield-TayIor
was close and required the playing of an
extra hole TO decide the winner. Nisa An
thony won out by a score o! lis to Mrs.
Chatfeld-Taylor's ii6. for the eighteen
holes. Mrs. Cutter beat Miss Martha WI
son loo 10 lie.
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AMERICAN JOCKEYS PROMINENT
Sloan, Martin and Hrin Win Races at
Newmarket,

London. July ls-At the New Market
second July meeting to-day the American
jockeys were quite successful. The hiSh-
weight handicap about one mile and four
furiongs, was won by Seafog, with ". II.
Martin In the saddle ChicaGe, guided by
Tod Sloan. won the Chesterfield stakes Tor
2-year-oids. five frTlungs.
A hardicap at fiye furlongs was won 10y
Richard Cookers Sdiina, ridden by J. ReifT.
hfr. CrokeS's MeTrila with l.. ReiH up. was
second In the Reach plate for 2-yesr-Slts.
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20 8. second; Terminus - lPcwers,. 20 /.
Third Tine. so. Toad R-lGry also r4u-
Fifth race, thEec-ga4-ters VI a u!!-c--lGa Ford
ham. IS th.unlertyl. , q. Z. ErE. George Lvhar.
lie a. Flynn, 10 ana TO !. second: Miss
SyaA ~ y. DaIyJ, 70 , third Tine. l;@'z.
Aat!oca SelucTe, Rev Sdlazar. Come Quick amt
BUNS Eye also ran.
Sixth race steepl. about one and three
quarter ullies-JuCtor Coop. I3s ligs;ous. 30 !.
won. DoJ.In. 10 - Bruwnl, even and out. SEQ
cad; Mr. 9lnl1p, Ia tAlo1;eyp. TO :. third
Time. 3.a'i.- Angus and Glover NeHlis also
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McLeansboro S, BeIIeviIIe 4

McLeansboro. Ill. July 19--ReilevilIe received
her second defeat n this city to-day In the tenth
inning. score: Mci-e ansboro g. H:eleyille 4 Bat
t.:.es-Er lleVllle Serth and White. McIeansbor<
PArtin Wilson and t3utieixe.
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RYAN QUITS JEFFRIEs.
Claims the Champion Would Not Fay
Him Enough.

Chicago. July l9-Tommy Ryan declared
to-day that he was through for all time with
Jim Jeffries and would never again assist
the heavy weight en-, mpion in his training
Ryan's version OF the spllt-up Is that his
compensation was too small.
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Cincinnati


sumrlsry: Earned rlns-t.ncinnati .. Brook-
hn =. FIRE, -,Iase hits-Crs wfofd l. Jones /
SLe-kard l. Cross ]. Tvo-base hits-CuInn l.
Sts!nfeldt /. Jones 2. Da;ien !. DAILY 1. Mcclure
! Kennedy = First base crrorS-Irncinn.ti
2 brooklyn !. Isef. on has.s-Cfncinnat: I0
BiOoklyu :. Struck out-ny Phillips l. Sacri.
fi6a h,t.-keeler l. Stolen bsses-Crc=s l. Bases
On halis-Ey Kennedy s by Philips 4, by New
ton = Balk-Phl!ps I Tims-Two hours ana
ance, 100.
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PHILADELPHIA 4, PIrTsBURG 3.
Pitchers Battle In which Quaker
bernhard 8iad the Most Luck.

Th:auelPtia. Pa. July le.-Bernhare succeed
e. l;. keeping IIttshurgs hits scattered IN to-
DAYS gSyn.. Will n accounts :lT Fhiaielp hia's
victory Both teams played well In inc feld
AMI u wa. anybO,iy's game unJu tho last man
u
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milo In 2:g5 I'm the second heat of .he 2;S
pace, AMI The Abbot went n milo In 2:9'. III
a trial against tiru,. to pea, his record ri
zO6ib The Admits record IF to-day was
lhS fastest Of the present season. ult lhs
thbealeh champion Of 1873 Lacked thr'r-
qnal tela OF second If egudilHS AIS last
years performance. The suninatieSi
US trottng. ..uIs. si.sLn. TWO IN uar,.!
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Detroit q. Minneapolis 4.

Detroit. Mich. July BIT was q see-saw rurna
between Detroit ana Minneapolis to-day until thS
eighth. who base balls. a hi. by pitcher
two singles and Cronin's lorg home run S.nchaI
the game for Detroit. Score:
r. H. e,
Detroit ...........-o o 0 4 0 2 IS "a
Minneapolis ......-0 % 10
BatteTies-D~troit. Crcuiu aad McAIistsr; Mn
neapois. Bailey and Jacklitsch
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BOSTON 8. CHICAGO 1.
Beaneaters Hated Garvin Hard From
the First Inning.

Boston. Mass. July ia.-The BostoHs sienalized
their return houIe By winning nRndiy from Chi
81 20 to-day GarVin was bat;ai hard from the
start while Chicago could not DO anything with
Willis. Green put out o. the game In The
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MAY .I.coTT-s HARD RACE.
Six Heats Ncc-.sary to Decide Daven-
ports 2:20 Trot.

Davenport la. July i.--SeveTal thousand
people saw. fast racing at tJ-day's Grand
t!rr.I!t Meeting Tue feature Of the day
wis The - trot. in which tour heats went
10 four different horses. May AlcJtt won
the race. Track fast. weather perfect. tn"
summaries:
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Prince Alert. .... ~ Geers. Paced
Mile I'm s:e5

Detroit. Mich. July l9-The first fast time
OF the B:ue Ribbon meeting was made on
the crosse Park track this afternoon. Pince
. Alert, geiding from Providence mads q
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BRookLYN ~. CINCINNATI $.
With the Game Won Roaring Bill
Kennedy Grew Careless,

BrooAIyn. July i5.-Brooklyn had a picnic
with Philips to-day. making ten hits fer TWEEN
- bass in FIVE innings. Newton. who succeeded
him. had little better success Kennedy had
tis CTUclnnat.s gupssin- for seven irn:u.s ani
then grew careless. Score:
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St Louis made more hits than New York
yesterday. but less than half as many runs
II there Is a team In the word that knows
little about baseball 1t Is New YORK. But IL
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Western League.
ST. Joseph. Mo-. July IA

- Joseph. No. July ls.-scoro:
N =.
Pueblo ...-..-.0 0 o "a 4
ST JoSaph...-e 0-s
Batteries-Yerkes and Graham; Underwood
Aaupin and Killing.
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BALDWIN Park EVENTS.
Flowing Tide Lowered the Unif-Nirr
Track Record.
REpTRLr Special.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy, Ill, July 19-Four thousand peo-
PIE attended ;p-day's races at baldwin
Park ard saw Flowing Tide lower the rec
ord or the haif-mils track to Z:i.i..
Owing to the heavy rain, L was irnpossi-
hle 10 finish the pacing races started be-
fore the storm came M and both events
together with the 2:5o trot on t0-day'- card
Will be sandwiched In tomorrow
The summar ies.
20 pace purse $500.
saul. Ail9lch. Aurora TIl..............l 7
Fire Alarm. Lindsey. Princeton. NIo......2 > Z
H fis NJ -; Hafend rter. Evansville, Ind 3
Sherman Wilson also started
Time-ei7is. 219G. 2:2Nrs e:2iS
tree.Ior-all pace, purse s3-l:
I,,ttls Boy, Beilew. ONersioro. Ky..-......., !
Flowing TIDE Hazl-tt Clayton. II .........f Q 2
Jnase Is Bullard, Fort Madison. Has J Q
sirgll Truce and Mcfarland also started
Tfme-2:l2k. 2:i2h s:IsI
Hazmore wen the mile novelty race. taking
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mani. u n :. won: The SpriJe. 81 t<uishtl.
TO 8 second: Imp Mint Sauce, Ioi c!tttosi.
IL l. third, Time. i;as- Silver Cola. JOHN
Baker. 1uthIu. Anthracite and EErTy Nutter also
-
sixth rate. mile and one-eighth-Croes';s. ~
Hsrshberser'. u 20 !. won: cosn,olsey i.s
.R'inkrelsl. even. second. Our Nellie, 81
tKnighO S TO / third. Time, i:5S'f Red Fl-
rate Castake. Henry Z. and EinsteiD also ran
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indianapolis 3, Kansas City q.

Indianapolis. Ind. July Is.-Eni:snapoIs wyp
from Kau~as City to-day IN ten innings The
fed very muddy. bu; both teams played
fast bali and both plichsrs had soc5 control after
the frst inning, when PatteE a .rif!e OF.
Eve sharp docb,e plays kept the runs down.
Score:
r. H q,
indianapolis - o 0 o Is 10
Kansas City.-...o 0 0 0 90 Il 4
Batter7ea-ind!anspoiis. Keliurn and Powery:
Kansas city. Patten and Gorcirg