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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-24
SWEET IAVENDERS GAIETY.
and Educate, the Favorite.,
Finished fnpIncrI.

New YORK. May :.-The Gaiety. for eypar-
oiGs. and the Van Cortland. for 3-ycar-clls ard
upward. were the stake features at Morris Park
to-day. The last named proved 10 be one Of The
best races Of the meeting, tiueo u-IrSUs finishing
l.ads apart Nulcain. the f.vcIite. had a shade
the better Of il IN ths last sixteenth and man
aFed to win by a short head on the u.,ss. Kin
ntkii nick closed with a great rush and was only
q neck Away
TIE Gaiety Stakes went "a the second choice,
Sweet Lavender. after a clever race. .AnecdrtA
and Educate. coupled as she Wal3en entry. were
fsNofitCs. but finished far hack. The summaries.
First rasc, hurdle. handicap. one and three
frlrrhs ruiies-Fllon d'pr. lab .T:avniondp, . 10 10
and out, aOn by FIVE lengths. Doctor EichL.rg.
li tNeitchl. ( 10 and ? to 8. second by three
lei this: Shinfaue. I3s CFry). - to ! and 2 TO l.
third. Time. 3:i.. Hardy Pardee and Governor
BgId also ran.
second race. six furlongs-Gold Lace. los nluII-
mani 2 to . snd ] 10 . won by four lengths:
ct''n Louise. los @CQnTorl. ; to ! and . ia +,
second by three lengths. Bimci.gnt, 10. lN-ansy,,
> 20 ] and ! 10 3. third. Time, J {aiR Tizz0peia'
''9iE" LetaT. Beautiful. LNahcer ood. SAriiary
and Jane Ill also ran.
Third race, selling, 1--WE lon-S-Ondurfis 80
tMcCuel. 10 ] and s 10 5. won by one ANA ou.-
half lengths; Cold Heels. leg tpdGInl, Z to / and
even. second by a head, Peurfy. jog tMshert, to
! a.i , 10 ., third. Time. I:OI. Quiz II. comic.
Norch and Beau Gallant also ran.
Fonrtn race. he Gsi-ty. four fc-iOn1-Sye.t
lavender. liz CLttleAeldD. : ia . and ! 10 s. won
ny one sni a halt lengths: Mary Mccoy. l2
.Sp.ncep- IS 10 / and s 10 l. second by a ,ensth:
princess Pepper. liz tO'Co-norj, 5 TO I ara 4 10
l. hird. Time. +&h- Tower OF Candles Add,
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give ouessl. his dam. a great record as n pro-
drcer Of winters.
jockey ). Raurh, o. diminutiys eieLty-rve-
pCInd hoy, who rode with much success IN the
California tracks fast year. has arrived IN me
taSt, and viii ride 'ir,v lane tr the ..lat.-6
OF the season.
John Morris has gone Eas; with th" speedy
Cl& mare zzuceu4 tue 5-ye4r-uils tiiu3uS AMI
OtGnSes, "aca the son 81 q hcHtu"kv Derby
winner. ami several -yedrrJl-s. f.IHt-I-u- Tie
I Aiaiay colt, Doctor Preston. f Will D. NJ. Long
ahc Trainer Morris :roth expect -Lgt.
v ith,rs. the $500 colt taa- =. : Dwyer sod
% the iatN ". II. T.4rA. AMI subsequently, took
n~th, al4ist got out a! tie maiden class r,r-g--
~. A. that he was lacAy - 10 20. as Ea.tsr!
nan him 10 Il a.ad at tA- cri. ana abe last u.l'-
Nasitie as the horses vanished into Tie log w.-
ta1t Ra1tprd was ut right OF and thrown back
Z" last N4th.Is ia Not gao" tAr a 60. l1--".
nEl viii probably never justly TIE price tu-t
Mr.. CLARK rJ5I fa- him.
The accident t. James Il. Ee'ns'- Char,rusc
IN the Nl'h.sE S.HLc- unfortunately rrI.Na. ga
= en- ent ~ interest IN The Belmont. and W.. g..
V iitney's k.!rlaruc,k, Who won tire NitAers, SIS
rot eligible t. start IN tas big 5-yosr-IlI .a7e -
le run on THURSDAY. TIE at--Ec- Il these hsr=s
s-efElfFi>t. feel extremely happy. These are tGs
OF is horses t..at have been sen that 10 v--i:5I
have cause 30 fear In any H-year-HiI struggle,
and now both II them are out Of his wy. But
II Day be that Ne rrgrt@' VIII have - rae. tu
V 81 John Madden mst'- H. s.,i.t II Ne fact
ina III" believes Gu.-'u To- tn q good colt. AN.
over this long Iuute SUla"I may ulN; d weak
spot In NssU"rlst. Cul.zs q He stan Ing, who in
his Only race Cf fhc season failed 10 run up -
hi-. work. none Of the other eligible Seem %
i3Te n chance * interfering with Mcsmcr:st ard
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RESULTS AT LAKESIDE.
hid Cox. HoId-Jp and HEROES Were
among the Winners.

chicago. Nav 25.-Wcather clear ard track
good at Lakeside to-day. The summaries:
fIIst race. four and cu"-hslf furl0ng-kii
Cox. l.3 1Nilleri. . 10 >. wna. Robert Naddeii.
II: 'Sest1Ti. 3 TO :. second. CpEswell. 15 1RuSsi,
third Time. -hiz Socsua- senator Joe, Cement
and CurI Gillock also ran
second race. nile ,LEd 0n'-slxtaenth-Holl Up.
Nir0Gyp. g 10 /. second; b1lEsic. IS ,~i>suionI.
;.irh. Time. i:fa'a. Chstcian. queen sane. Myo-
s.tis. False Lead. Tony Houirg. PAT Garre;.
Hluhcrc. Elsie (eGEer and Hue FTsthcr also
Tan.
T1iTl race. six f~ur!onc=-IIinyon. 105 JRo-si, 3
to :. won. Miss ShaDlev. q tMillcrD, 2 10 ]. sec
oEd. san Mate. d.. stuart. third. Time. l.1s ,.
Erla G.pr. Pauline J.. Prince HarTy, Draw Lad,
Rival iare. L. FiDcnesa and Cline also ran.
Fourth race. five fuliaurS-Denxan caldwell. o.
STUART, 10 20 J. won; sad sam, III ~(CaywcodD. 2
:. .. second. Lily Pautand, % N;osel. third.
Time. l-JJ. ETIHFgil. William Ack. Ben NHgpn.
Princess TatyoHa. Dandy Jim and Tcnrey Bell,
also ran.
Tifth race. on. uilc-HsroI :. 100 CV. 3anssl. :
{. J.. won. tt1-'rannah. 10. tNll.r), : to 8. Sec
CrE. rHUari. ls tStuartj. third. Time. l.4l2a.
Martha FJv. Bann'e. Ray H.. S1tlnwood, leon
Gle, Donation. Papa Harry. Gabrii!p W.ist,s
sixth. race. SIX furi,Is--rl-F Favor. lUE tSil-
vef-l, > TO !. Won: prirn. I@s tROze), $ to ). sec
ord irrna s.. i3 SLouIeut. th'ri Time. 1915.
Arris Palmer. Polly Pitcher. Bluarfna. Zerfba.
kfrs sin. Free Hand. Duty. Colonel Eads. star
Ic'tup. Daisy .. Digs. M!tteu ana Irsurrsc-
t.n si@r ran
S-yeath race. mile and one-sixtcenth-Rolnns.
= 'Naltul. . - T. won Thomas CARRY. ~ tS"a-
tom, even. second. iiuo Lick. Iz jTaywonil,
sister Fox Hoods brigade ana TllIie w, also
IAN.
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On THREE WINNERS.
'~">iGhtiy, Ebcrhnrd and oSmaa
Scored at Neurort Tr.cL

SicInnati. O. May -3.-ioczcy Eolsrd ca-risa
on IN" riding hoo0Ts Al Newport today bv T.iine
tHiee Winners. -. Iyor, Il I4atoria l.rnv ,snJl-
.'t'". started Tor tn" first time this eya.,rr IN 20
.ast face. but. after laading al tha way untI
w-lhin = Jew yards of the wire, he Grfsi,cg ia
i'Lllh place" weather cloudy and track fast
I,LtleS very brisk. The summaries:
rISt rae. ono mile III Over
t"fI. : to 3! wen; flenheim, ITO iRansoml n To-
! second: Dandy II. l3 V.n Camp, 5 4, /
thfd. Time. ~. MiEClen. Nrllurine. Flenfi@y
- 9rcil!f1s. louisville Belle, our Ida ami Rob
Ssi'er also ran. ~
Second rae. six and oEe-half furions-Tnsiph--
~: 4'". tAHyl, =. 10 >. won: Nellie Regent a.
,Haisheerseri 6 o !. second: Fleuron. q, ~, 4.
derstTandb. 4 To ), third. Time. I.2i.. Roth
Tau. aiSo
Third race. four ard ono-haif furloncs-Nr.d
sle, FS "iiin1orep. . to ,. won; Drogbada. h.,
tDupeel. s 20 /. second. Pacguelia, is Cf.aIanb
il 10 8. third Time. ..4a.. Bean, Robert sl0rri,
son si4 Anna Drain also ran
Fourth race. handicap, one mile and eCtv v,,s-
-Ebeihsrc. 10 (Boiaud). I to . won: Kunia ~
oNedaerstrandD, 3 to /. second: Saiysrse 10
.Narduseul. 1 to 5. third. Time, Las, t;-raI
Lilhi and >trathhroeck also ran,
flIih race, SIX furiongs. selling Fair Dece;ve-,
3 to second: You Me. iIB Wan. Dusenl. 81 10
/ third Time. l:l5. Sound Money. Tension
Ilulac; Milhe N. and Islip also ran.
Sixth race, ore IU7 ,PhIsni1 g T.,
!. WHn; silver tuin. 100 tWedierstranel. I1 10 !,
Tine i:2. st. Ivor. Doctor {. Ayrrs and Sarilia
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entry. US
Fifth race. ayesr-oid FLIES. four and ane-ha,e
V1aroc -A' aAdAL
Cures Blood Poison
A Trial Treatment Sent Free to All
Who Suffer From ANY Stage
of the Disease.
Cures Cases That Hot Springs and All
Other Treatments fsilei to
Even HeIp.

There has been discovered by the State
Wayne. Ind, the most remarkahie RIoo,i
Poison cure ever heard of. IT has cured
an such Indications as mucous patches in
spots, chancres, alterations on the body
and in hundreds Of cases where the hair
and eyebrows had fallen out and the who,a
skin was a mass of boils, pimples and
ulcers this wonderful specific mas completely
changed the whole body into a clean. per
railroad running into Fl. Wavne brinps
scores of sufferers seeking this new and
marvellous cure and TO enable those who
cannot travel to realize what a truly mar
vicious work the institute. Is accompHshlng
tney viii send free to every sufferer a free
tr1al treatment so that everyone can cure
themselves IN the privacy of thei- own
home. This Is tho only known cure for
BLOOD Poison. Do not hesitate to write al
IN plain package.
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SHARKEY TO MEET JEFFHrES.
sailor VIII Probably Fight thc Cham
piGR in August

tNTfFT TIsI' SIITIN9.
Now York. MAY Lg-T-r Sha-Eey has rrr;iv
cenItei 90 h.ht James J. J~tIrs a.a.u fr tEa
heavy-wtiSht chanu:Huehir oC the world Srar-
Key made known lis decision TODAY - william
a. Brady. J~aIri'Ss manager. Er4,y said tH4r
the champion sGES ste. 8 p'rl1-a tomorrow "a
the slime Tr signing articles ami arranging the
otter "details of the contest. The sailor triefl-st
agreed 10 this. and the mon VIII Uc.t tr-luJIruw
evening.
II the match IL made the mon will probably
fight at C"n"y Island IN August. Sha.k.v IS now
matched IT, meet Mccoy on Juu. , I.Es.-s is
suffering from an injury to his l-Tt mani. 80 That
il VIII BE- i~iuu~ethia fer uith.. man - lie IN
proper shape until August
= meeting between Jsffri.s ant Shark1v will
prove decidedly Interesting. There are many
good Judges % pUeili.m wr1 believe tn8t St.y-
KEY shuyid have had a draw with ferries f.a
last tine they met, and they sun have great
ftith in the ~-1iisr's pfuWrss. IN a betting nav.
the fight VIII ur.fallv Re ore 81 tn. create.
Ger held In TINS country. as each ma mas an
imLleL-e t.-l-G.mE nn--nE EuuIt-nE nm.
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Cleveland Horse %u!,.

the Fas.r-Tgr''n sale to-day we're ,h- following.
Ma'y J. ca. IA. l. Young him; = H
Damon. Rochester. y. Y: Sls.[.
Fafyhcok D. m by Or. SPARKS; George W.
Norton. Boston: 500
Sister Alice. p M. cls;s. by Baron WT'Ees.
Schrulhach, Wheeling ". Va: sea.
MrkiniGy, hr g. ty Alfred e.: ;. 4. Rirn.
Gsnevieve. n. n. c,l2',. by Inrlov"oi: Var-a
Nuo~o.s. Chenille. -, So.
Lilly Young. Oh. m. -:i.it. by You!-y Fuller
ton; J. N. Rhodes. iroviienee. Il T.: 81 81.
Tom Nolan b. g 2lE, b.. General Hancock;
Peter Carroll. Cleveland; Sl.sH
E"li Metal. b z. 2S-i,. ny George belmont.
Henry FIX. Cleveiana 500.
-. J1aoNh. Mo: 80.
Fairyiew h. g. by Tieho; Vance Nucsols.
Glcnvilfe. O; 81. ~.
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HANDICAP.
and Jean Bcrnud Favored
for the Uig Event.

New York, May &.-rhere i every indic2-
ton that a field OF nineteen starters vii
face the flag for tho Brooklyn Handicap.
which VIII he run at Gravese-l on S8tuT-
day next OF these no fewer than thirteen
already have been returned winners, either
at Aqueduct or at Morris Park. and the 70
naming SIX are perfectly 1T To DO sCreUu-
Gus battle for the great prize The majority
OF them VII. get their final trial to-day. and
lation.
by common consent Jean Bcraul, the
property OF William G. Whitney, the king
pin Of the 2-year-OliI Of 1888. and the win
ncr OF the Withers and the Belmont in
1899. will share the honor OF public favor
iti@m with Perry R'lmonts Ethelhcrt, who
began the season 50 brilliantly 10y capturing
the Metropolitan. But Ethe;bert VIII have
no Sucn gaiiop TO the wire as he had At
Morris Park. and Jean Beraud must needs
bee IN the Pink Of condition and have more
than a moderate share of good racing luck
Z" ne tho first 70 catch tho eye ot the
AT The finish.
The West-that is, she distinctive West,
because We tic not class MIR. Madden or
Mr. winner OF the others whom We sure
" have with Us IN the fcs;al season as
" 'Sf"rnerS-N Mil be represented by It's best
horse. Eattcn. vino arrived here on Mon
DAY Last night il looked as though no
would have the services Of Spencer Iu mis-
saddle. and that means much In "a rice in
whicn the Judgment Of the jockeys Ue.es-
sail!y VIII come into play after the frs.
mad rush for position viii have been gone
thronsh. Tommy Turns has an eu2as-
Ncut 10 ride Wait Not. II tn Nr--T-
SchoFr will consent. At the present writing
the, probable starters, th.ic weights ana
Jockeys. are.
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CORBETTs RICH PROFITS.
Cons,dinc Says the Fighter Gets ST.
$50 "a "erk.

itf4-'i tfia' SPECIAL.
Hut Syringe Ara. May . -Gcarca j. Cousi-
dine, manager Of James J. 'crhstt. sail today
that Il UuIll ." impossible fnr :" former cham
rtyn TO fight until his hands ale alt right. $,
tlat any further declarations II Brady that lief
ftifs Il. rsBdy 10 battle Curbctt at once ar; empty
bluff
How the public sized M TIE latc fight SAID
consiline. is .horu in the offers Of engagements
10 both men. while JeIria~ Is given few yvnIr-
tGnities AZ $50 n week. .i0rr-it is overwhelmed
with engagements at more than Sl.Vrl 4 week.
He Is playing IN Keith BOSTON Tncatcr now
for sl.%J a week. and Is urged to appear through
out tho Keith circuit. r." had Isnraa w.llr..I
when both hands were injured m the ninth
round. a1i he won't ikht again until his hands
are all right. and then only for the champion
ship"
"orsidino will remain here a month with SEN
ator Tim sullivan.
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itEFl BIC Sf'fCTAI.
Peoria. Ill.,. May q --To-day's sama va- 4
ritcht!s' battle between Coons and Ncfri-ra.
The former had slightly the hest Of it, tt.v-h
Mcintyre received better support. Browne r.rr
ant a questionable decision ~ Tr1rif. S,rw4rr
gave Ianville one run in the first iuu,rg and
after that neither team cuul; score. TIE gsrsa
was marked by sharp fielding. Score.
Danville ... II o q O q O o O. I
Peoria 900. .....-o o 90 s ,
Bat~teries-0iclntyre and Abbott: Coon4 and
JcssuY. ~
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In the first game Brooklyn played In 81.
Louis lannon's team was three runs behind
IN the eighth, when Mcclure singled. Did
Hanion let McGiHity bat? No. He not only
sent up a batter. but he also put In a rum
ner for Mcclure. That IL what NcC;raw
should have dome yesterday when Robinson
singled in the eighth. Hanlcn won his game
though three runs 10 the bad. ST. iDuiS
was only one run. Yet they say that Han
Ion is lucky With Donovan AZ the bat and
Quinn on first instead of Young at bat and
Robinson on first. things would have been
different. Anyhow. they could not have been
Mnrsn.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff. Ark. May cav. T.. S?-,-Is .hf4
afternoon defended his right to The irIiEtdlzI
medal fer the State champion shot. he and
Geoise Clements CT this city participated IA L
shoot. and the former won by = score Of a. 10 Al
out Of a possible 80. SnrTals won the state cham
p~ionship from c. c. peiong Of Hot Springs last
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TrncL Talk

-Lounie Clayton. the vell-known colored rider.
rTfilgd for p license. which was granted. Il Is
not likely that he viii do mach riding this sea-
son, as BE has grown very kie. His riding weight
VIII De about IN pounds. He 10 IN the East.
The Prince Of Wales has purchased the Amer
DaNl1 H. s. by ~y-QuesaI. and he
GO used to lead Diamond Jubilee in his work
s,aViS II has been a winner in England. and he.
aAslo Gomez trumpet and Tommy Atkins
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DEiAinG Club Matinee

The regular matinee 81 the Gentlenicn's Driv-
ing Club. postponed from last Saturday. will be
Esid at the clubs track Saturday nest, BEGIN
ming At 2:3e O'Clock. The programme viii have
tn; 60 tso;'inc events and one pacing race. alt ex-
hltiiiOr. half-mJe heats. best two in thee En-
tries should he made with the secretary. No. II
North seventh street. before noon on Friday.
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indianapolis. Ind. May ss-Indisrapolis and
Minneapolis PLAYED n tie game this afternoon.
Gariress interfering with II after the ninth in
mig Mccain and Gardner both pitched good
hall. Score:
p II r.
indianapolis ..-...2 o . % D 3
Minneapolis ..-.-.G ? : o D I 1 2 H-s 10 3
batteries: Indiana polis-Sarfler and Hsvicn-
ard Dixon. T~nfpfre-Sheri-
Oar
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Kansas CITY II. RufraIo <,

Bufa!o. \ 4, NAV e,-Ns'trrr Hooker nor
Kern could cool The Kansas city hatters with
ttoir pitching. The feature vas Brier's hit
ting. getting 20 FIRST 1--WE times On hits. three Of
which were inside the diamond. Sore:
r. II. F.
RuTdlr ...-...-....s 0 0 o ? as I3 s
Kansas City..--...1 1 1 3 . . 2 Ill IL I
Batteries: E~Hmalo-isoker. Kern and Spaer:
Kansas City-Fatten and Wilson. Umpire-Can-
t.llrn.
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Detroit 2, Milwaukee a..

Detroit. Mich. May 2--Dctroit came tn hal,
IN the ninth today iwe runs behind. Shaw VII
was batting for Neascr. cracked 0ut a single
and Casey got his hase on balls. FrisS made /,
tNo-baSe hit. scoring shaw. ami Holmes got 70
uIrt on an error ty Anderson. Rettser hit Nc
AIister and forced In the tying run. and WIZ,
Harley made a hit 10 center the game was won.
Two bases on balls and YeageS's Wild throw
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NEW YORK; rs, CINCINNATI &.
Scott Could Not Twill a Wet Hall
Effectively.

Cincinnati. -. MAY @,-i.ain stored THO EauH
for a period = twenty minute" ~ IHt occasions
IN the last half - Tie tslri inning today. soft
found n wet bali difficult 70 p't.n. and six hits
arf four c.r.rs gave the New IprEs nine -rE<
iHHsnE vas Wild. hut was effective The s-.--.
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Gioutcd Howell for six Runs
In One Inning.

T;tstIrg, Pa. May 23-The pittshurgs
knocked Howell or the rubber IN the sixth In
ming and won there and then. Wadieli was
wild and was taken cut after the fourth in
U,rg. Brooklyn could do nothing With Ches-
hr.. A-fc-garrr. . Nl score.
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MsHea. LueEna. Anccdote. Lillian Hoffman and
Educate also ran.
IIith race. The Van Cortland Hich-wsight Han
aftaP. seen ~rI-long.-Nulcain he Turner. ! -
: AMI cut, "o1 by a head. AL Cold. .g tp'Cap-
hcil. : TO ] and eyfn. second by Il neck. KinY'.i-
Ilsk. II. ,hCtuti. 3 ia > and 5 70 :. third. Tim.
Highness also ran.
SlNth race. seven furlorzs-FIrst WHIP. JOS
t2iahtfl. = Ia ] ard : - ). Won by thrra-quartcrs
- a length: Precursor. % g. Slack. to a.1
even. second by n length: Sparrow Wing. los
.ait, Ge1. Y 70 / and 10 :. third. Time. gS9..
Lirdula, FlaxspiEner and Prejudice also ran.
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Academy Boys Wen. Although They
InuId Nni Iouch HRnurLc.

Smith Academy defeated Christian Br0tnerS :
College on the college campus Yesterday afterP
rOov In an Interesting game by the score Of . to
l Errors Of tt. Cote Briiliante bows save Smith
tH@ game. ORou?kc Of .. r {. pitched a sen
s~1tgUai game NCt a solitary hit was made off
ms delivery. score:
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fItts1l!fE


Grpoklyn...-.- %. ...-...-..o 0 o 1 q ! 0 Q g
summary: Twc-base hits-Wacner !. Kelley /
ThJee-hase hits--Beaurlout / Nagner l.. Eseter
l. Stolen bases-D ETiru ]. Williams !. ismont
/. Double plays Wagner and Cooley !; pahlrn.
neugnt and Jennings Eirst base on. bs!ie-
by pitched hal-Iunes I. Jennings T.. Struck
u.t-Hy NtiieI ? Time-Two hours and TWEEN
4. minute. Imrire-Hurst.
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NV x-.-.-..- ! / . d , 5..-rt
summary; E.srroa rUns-' nCInrau EN
y. 90. g. E~-.-f.-- .--s-Ean Hti-rau J. s-la1"" =.
t'r4v ,. smith l. Jhree-bGss hic=-\aE Ha.'rfu
e i.t.li" U,avs-BoweTrlan - Gleason j. INST
.G hilis-DG Newton !, off p1hary = Hit by
pitched Na4i-Ev G.I-uy =. Struck out-fr Do
h'-y :, ~ Newton .. Ias7Ht bSis-BpwerTln l.
Ifue-TNo hours ana twenty u'Eutes- Umpire
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CHICAGO =. PHILADELPHIA 2.
Fiat Was Eae. for the Anarchists
After Eirsf I~nninrs

Chicago, May Z&-Piati started in ike a whirl-
VIZ. today. striking cat IN. first two men m.
Iuilddslplia going - the font at the start hv
lar! hitting. Griffith steaiiei after the third.
and from then On was a puzzle. Whiia Plat, was.
-. ll..r n. fourth. AiLe.lanc. . Nl r-aruE
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PaE. md Schrnk to Meet.

.Kid' Page and Dummy Schcn.x Will me-.
Ht TIE West Eni club next Monday night tn 10
eide tho l20 pound championship 81 Missouri.
Several other good matches will be- On the pro
sEdnl1ne.
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With I,oidr:ck on,

With Hri1rick. Donovan and Quinn it was
n Gus Schmelz play to let ~ Young bat for
himself I'm the eight inning yesterday. As
they say in England. when the Eocrs con
a sneak and get the coin. somebody blum
derCd.'
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To-day MesSieurS les PhiIlies. siugoio-
Gists, viii be at League Park. The -.
I1uis team Is In frst-class shape. good
all tho way. sound and without q Flemish.
Let us see IL We nave u ball team.
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Have studied the naw Q,

Have You studied the new schedule of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lines. which tgk.s
effect May q? There is much In IL Of i'm
pcrtancc 10 81. Louis people ana pe pie ..
the Southwest.
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McStcrn IeaHuc.

Omaha. Ne', May 2-Basabail score
Omaha .;--.--- 2 Q I . 0 2-.-s B 1
St J1serh-------. o 0 ! I 0 o o o % 4 1
IattcIie.-Hughez and Wilson: rniervood and
htirS. Hughes struck cut eleven men. !.
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Schedule.
pIrTsnuRG :, nRookLyN :.

Philadelphia a. It. Louis.
Boston a; Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at littslurc.
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4 Day and a Night

Is all it requires: New York 10 St. L,oui.
VA neutrality-suspicious.; 6 p. NJ. to 2.4
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STANDING OF run CLUBS.
NpsferIuyz Scores.

National Lea%ue. American League.
Boston 2. -. istuiS >. Detroit :. Milwaukee 6
Pits =. H~rc'hlyr ,. N =. II. Buffalo J.
Chicago :. PEii8. ,. Cleveland 3. Chicago l..
y. y. y. Cincinnati 4 indianapolis .. MINI. 4.
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Cleveland =, Chicago l..

Cleveland. o.. May G-leveIand played mag
rif'tnt hali today and nearly sicceeied IN shut
TIM. Chicago our. Two double plays were Of the
LIGHTNING order. Chicago could do nothing with
Hart Sore.
n II z.
Cl'icseo ~. Q g 0 o 0 / 9 o. 4 2
batteries; Clevelaud-Hart and Spies; Chicago
hatCl and Buckley. Umpira-Dwyer.
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EtIIEIIC SIECINf.
jacksonville, Ill. .ay 22-Jarksnnyiua los, q
gam" - Bloomington :his afternoon. Errors et
unfortunate times lost the game. The score:
r. II. e
Jacksonville -. - o 0 o n o % 5 9
Einpnic-ton -. . , o . I . : Is Il Z
BATTERIES Jacksonville. Griffin and Gilmore;
Bloomington. Aictirpevy and Rollins.
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FORM CHART.

Fair Association, spring meeting sixth racing day. Wednesday, May q Weather
clear; track good
81. Ent rla. rn.a. - 2xa.r..a an! unxara. .emng- SIX fnrnna:
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First ~Racn-csrron, Eonrivar7, Connie Lee.
second Race-Ns-ify. Harrie Floyd. Theory.
Third Ra.e-AlCQl LA Lcdt0rI. H!-SCc-NCr.
Fourth Racc-SchoTr's entry. ATTere. Sard.
Fifth I:ace-The Mecca, My:a Morelia, Golden
Harvest.
sixth Race-Georgetown II. Parcraker. Mar
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g y g

Two-bas. hits-ThiNtcn / Three-ba<e hits
R!erdau l. Home ~runs-Tebeau /. Bases on balls
or pRourke l, OF Adams I. Struck out-Ry
- RouTke Z. nv Adams Z. stolen bases-OrR ourks
l. kesney l. CmpircS-NCManus and Mason.