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UNIVERSITY RECORDS.
Athletes at Columbia Made Good
Showing Inst Year.

REPI'BI,Ic SPECIAL.
Columbia, Mo-, July 1.-THE following list
shows the various athletic records OF the
University of Missouri for the session OF
ords are not all good AZ In preceding
years, though a good many are much better.
notably the record In the strength test:
Putting l6-poGnd shot. % feet Inches.
Carl Kruse Of New York: ie-pound-ha miner
throw, 81 feet S inches. Carl kruse; fo-yard
dash 10 2. seconds. II. r. Hogan Of Web
ster Groves; one-half mile. minutes 10 sec
pole vault, 2 feet ~ inches. ". Sears Of
Monticello: J2)-yard hurdles: q as seconds
r. r. Hogan; one mile ) minutes 10 rs sec
ons +. L. Nesbit Of ST. Joseph: running high
Jump feet 1i2 inches. Sam Hin OF Column
b,a: 22o-yari dash. "A rs seconds X. r.
Hogan; one-fourth mile. 80 seconds. Carl
Kruse; running broad jump 10 feet inches.
dies. q So seconds. Il. r. Hogan; strength
test. 2.O5l.eo pounds. f. C. White OF Coshoc-
ton. y. y.
Destruction list i'm gymnastics: Parallel
bars. F. VI. M1tter of kiTksville: tumbling
Y. NJ. Stone Of ChiiIicothe: horse. NJ. ".
futile Of Columbia. rings, l.. W. Orear OF
Columbia; horizontal bar. II. II. Smiley OF
kirksville: Indian clubs. Miss Logan Nor
ven OF Columbia: wrestling, & G. White:
han.ibalI 1singlcs,. Sam Hill of Columbia
handbail doubles s. G, Shipiey OF Column
hia and l.. w. orear; tennis (singles). f.
". Jewett Of Shelbina. tennis doubtless
Harry Rrcadhead OF Columbia and r. C.
Psper Of st. Louis. boating. W. r. and S
Rnrruss OF Columbia: football, John Kramer
Of Car.ollton: Carl Kruse. Adam Hill OF In
dependence; baseball. X. l.. Hawkins r
Mason Of Mexico and Charles Washer OF
Kansas City.
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Cincinnati seems bound 20 he ST. Louis
hOodoo. Almost every time Cincinnati has
faced St Louis II has been with the latter
organization weakened by injuries TO play
erS. and the standing of Cincinnati has ben
hs.ped materially 10y the manner IN which
they have Toasted on ST. I-outs's iii-luck.
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Errors by the Cincinnati Infeld
Gave New York a Game-Te-
beau's Team Opens With
The Giants To-Day.
CLUB STANDING.
Yesterdays Games
TO-Days Schedule.

National League.
Chicago at Boston.
zinc at Brooklyn.
- Louis at New York
Pittsburg al PhIla
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accom- panied BY
mucous patches IN
the m o uth, efpp
tons on the ~,
sore Throat. copper
eol0red ulofcl1ea
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RAN 4 DEAD HEAT.
Brighton Beach Judges Could Not
Separate Native aud Bombshcu-

New York, July ia sensational dead
heat in the ab!yion Stakes and an acct
dent IN the last race. which fortunately
diG not result seriously, made the big
crowd at Brighton Beach today almost
forget the disccIni OTt!ns weather. \ held "
eighteen hors.a faced the starter IN Inc
sixth race and they hau hardly gone a
furlonC when Harry Reed. with Maher up
and Velvet. with Mackay riding. fell IN a
cloud Of dust and struggling hoois The
field swept on, leaving both boys iysnS iiin-
iiorlsss on the track. The starter wagon
picked them UP and brought them BACK 10
the paddock. Bota were badly shaken I'D
and Makers arm was spTained and MS lex
knee bruised and cut, but neither was Sc
ricusiy hurt. B0mbshel and Native finished
so eyoFe together in the Babylon stakes
that the Judges could not separate thtiii
although from the stand |: looked as IL
Native had won by short head. The sum
T.Ist race one rile--Alz!ss. los CMccus>, Il
- g. won. Long Isle. 10 tRausch'. :. 20 j ana
TO 2 ana to 5 Third Time. I:!l -. stamp
EeaPtfq K,nd Tp I'M Luck aIsd -, b'Fd' Mar
Second nae mill sud sixt"enth- Prince Nc
"a; espdHc.r,. tc and 10 ;. ssc5rd: Nc
L,od % Dare; ,"s tAicC'e'. to and to ).
mira race sens nys fqronss- Petra Al, rs
Maherl u 70 %sn HhT rl JOS M ,s ,sh.;i ,
aora. Lone f5s Psi Hays Hayseed. name. war
f, rloGFs:- Bombshei III turner. to land %
) ara Native. rs IR. Murphy. ! to | ana 10
9 T.n dead heat Vesuvian. III Spencer, .
TO II and / to g. third Time. l.26 % Pink
Domino. Wax Taper. Sir Guy and Post Haste
also
Fifth race mile ana an eighth: Water Cure.
100 (Slackl. 10 20 !. won. David Garricii III
CMat en- to 2 and 20 ). secgnd: Herbert. I.r
lHcCuel. II to and TO g. third. Time, 81 is.
First WHIP and SlueaHay also ran.
Sixth race. selling. fye furiongs-Sgnsster. ~
CytelderstrandD. tn /. won. Msrbleheaf 1ia
shaw. TO / and ? 10 !. SECOND: Judge Ta:yin.
H. Hleenanl. 70 / ana TO 5. third Time.
100 Ordeal. Pins. Terriyt. Dye. Impartial.
Ieele Synions. Ben Hadsd. aureoie Mr.. ksl,cn-
bach. YOUNG Dixon. ShlftlFsS. chenille Keep
Time. Harry Reed ard Velvet also ran.
It,u.l, lufr...
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cen strong and healthy ever since. =
L. W. SMITH. Lock Boz GIL, Nobiesvire, II
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he could not go East with the tea n,
RitchAy. too, was ordered TO remain at
home. To make matters worse. Phillip,
the teams s;ar pitcher. had to be taken
from bed to the train. Manager Fred Clarke
fas badly strained shoulder Even Presi-
.ert preyfuss looked crestfallen as he
climbed on the last ca. tonight
IF We win six out of twelve games In
tn. East we will he lucky" was all he said.
II developed tonight that President ORGY
fuss refused point blank to have anything
10 do with envoys sent by "Rube' Wsi-
dell The big fellow having run the course,
is now said To- be willing TO come In and
play ball. Dreyfuss said to-day that Nad-
dell must show shat he had quit his fcol-
ishress before the PittEbuTS team would
consent TO hold any Intercourse with him.
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Schrecdengost is unfolding the good rec
ord of ali St. Louis caSt-offs. IL was his
Eit tina; scored the winning run for Buffalo
against Minneapolis on Monday.
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Brooklyn. July ls.--F'0r six innings to-day
Boston looked ali over a winner. Dinnesn.
who has been twiriing In great form for the
Beaneaters. was on the rubber. He had the
smuggling Superbas at his mercy up til this
time. However the Hsnonitrs went aft--
him with a vengeance in their half of the
sixth. Two doubles and as many doubt
forb!iding singles and a wild pitch nettei
the home team four runs
In the eighth inning. with the bases full.
Charley Farrell made a two-bagger. bring
ing In three runs. He scored few min
uies later. when Jerry Nops cut out a clean
eraser. Nops twiried In good form. His
support was excellent The score:
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Pre- sdent Ban Johnson OF the American
League has decided to call off all Sunday
games in Detroit until adequate police pro-
lection Is assured.
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Results Mt Quincy.
REPI-BI.ic SPECIAL.

Quincy III July 1S.-The second DAVIS pro-
sramme OF the annual race meeting attracted an
ether large crowd to Baldwin Park The Sun-rar-
les
2:ls trot- TIuxhan. first: Dom;fan second:
BABY y. third: Baroness Margaret. fourth.
Tin.e-2 80. 2:i9it. 2:2iL. 2:21.
e:ts pace-Captsin Potter. first: Harry q. Neal.
second: T. D. @. third Time-e:ls ?;lsis. e:Isa,
Adams county road race-First Money first:
Score Card second; Eva, third rime-l:is. %,
tlS.
Prairie Kirk uor the nv~-eignihs OF a nile
dash from a field II fourteen.
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while, the weight on Rly by Night. rs
mounds was sufficient to cause that runner
e. n,,I m lame Both horses will be IN
ahls 70 race again for some time.
An effort is being made To arrange :
yesr-olJ Sweepstakes To be run ny RAW
thorn. Saturday. July q. The club has NJ
ferel 81 go Tor a race at five and one-half
furlo,,gs on the handicap plan. each owner
who dominates q horse TO suhscTioe from
500 to 81 900 for sweepstakes. winner 10 take
all Weights will be arranged on the pass
of eight pounds of the scale The owners
q! the following high-class 2-year-oids nave
sign{aed their willingness to take part IN
such race: Golden Age. Miss Bennett. ST.
ycrdale and Harry Hereunder.
A worlds record and a track record were
broken yesterday at Brighton, Beach Va
tercuTs made new record in the htth rae
lie was the longest shot in the race Ills
tirne-l 81 I-5-!narks a new worIds recoti
for one and one-eghth miles. The former
record, 1.lIz, held by Tristan. carrying lls
pounds was made June 2, 1871, at Morris
PARK The time in the Babylon Stakes
I:25 2-5-is a new track record for seven far
longs
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Splinter Holland Is Already Training
for the Shemeld Handicap.

The many friends of Lew Holland anE
Dick Jarrett will he pleased to learn OF
the safe arrival of the crack athletes in
England. 1t will be remembered that Hol-
land departed three weeks ago to cross
the big pond. under the impression that no
one knew he was going. He IL entered IA
the Sheffield Handicap. to be run In Sep
TENDER This is the greatest foot race OF
the world. and incidentally. is ono of the
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WiugGrrl SruIi Contests

London, July 1s.-G. V. Fox Of the
Guards Cab to-day won the contest for
the NinGfield SOULS. which takes with IL
the title Of amateur champion of the
Thames
Mr. George Ashe was second and II. T
Elackstii.e was third y. II. Howell. the
American, who won the Winghsld sculls
last year. was not well enough to COM
pete In to-ddy's race.
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DECIsION WILL STAND.
Washington i'Hrh Onirini Says the
Schreiber Incident Is Closed.

IEI'I Ei.iI ~ III
Chicago. Ill. July lS-There is Absolutely
no CHARGE for Barney Schneider eating
another hearing OF his case. The incident
is closed so far as the Washington Park
stewards onc'rnsd. said one of the
stewards to-day, after the close Of the
racing.
Schneider has gone as far as he can at
Washington Park. and what the other
tracks Go with HIM wa do not care T!.s
decision was arrived at after mature de-
liberation"
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THE LADY WON on A FOUL.
John A. Morris Disqualified i'm Fourth
Race at Washington Park.

Chicago. july 1s--Jchn a. Morris finished
first in the fourth race to-day at Washing
ton Park by a good length. bat was dis
qualified and placed last for an alleged foul,
claimed by Jockey Ross, who rode Gold
Fox. The judges gave the race to The Lady
In the N.O0 handicap the feature of the
day. Siiyerdale got of in front and seemed
10 have all the best OF the race. At the
stretch turn there was much humping and
NfieiiiUs and Kid Cox, who were way back.
were allowed 20 get through. and both
came fast in the stretch. The Morris colt
lasted long enough to beat Kid Cox by half
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CLyR CONTRACTS SIGNED.
Fifzsimmons and Rubin Begin
Training for Their Battle

New York July lS.-Billy Madden. repre-
SentinS Gus Rubin. and Percy williams.
for Bob FifZsinImOES. to-day rtiiNef their
signatures to the Twentieth Century Ath-
letic Clubs contract to fight on August 10
a: Madison Square Garden.
Both Rubin and Fitz have begun training
for The contest.
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New York. July 1s.-Dan Creedon and
Harry Peppers Of San Francisco were 10
have fought at the Casino Sporting Club
Brooklyn. last night. but the attendance
was so small that the men demanded that
{; purse he added to the share OF the gate
receipts The management refused and
the fight vas postponed.
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LAWRENCE FAST MILE.
Worlds Mile Handicap Cycle Record
Krnken nj snII Iul,e-

Salt Lake, Utah. July ls---Tn a profess
sioEal bicycle race at the Salt PalNe track
last night. liver Lawrauce broke the
worlds mile handicap record n l.5g 3-5.
made by ". T. Simms AZ Washington. ID.
&. lawson made the mile in 80 fiat.
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Buffalo. July ls-BuHaiO cleared M with Min
neaTns to-day with a score Of II to J. thus win
ming three and tying game. Bailey and
Harvey were hit hard Foreman IN graai
form and allowed but six singles. three being
made In the fourth. Score:
II III Z.
Buffalo -. - o S 2 2 Ill IL .
Minneapolis o.. % o 0 o 0 o. o
Batteries Buffalo. Foreman and Strecksnsost:
Minneapolis. Harvey. Bailey and Fisher
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start fair .ii5cn second easily beat Other.
by finn Newcourf-Malaia Coilins the t-Asf "
showed lots Of early sreei will do 10 watch Weight
HrfEltie b closed
Pc; minutes
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keeler of Brooklyn has failed to make
hit in seventeen games.
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Joe Kelley thinks his hitting il lighter this
year for he reason that more pitchers have
mastered the slow ball.
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Mrs. Chntnefd-TaylOr Made the Low
cat Score at ChIcnR0

Chicago, July B.-In the preliminary round
Of the Western Woman's Golf Tournament
begun at Ontwentsia to-day for the Govern
ors cup. Mrs. II. c. Chatiield-Taylor fin
ished with the lowest score. making the IS
holes In lUf.
The other three to qualify were Miss VIII
son. with a total of i07: Mrs. j. Nj Cutter
il2. Miss Bessie Anthony. ia. Miss John
ny Carpenter. who was looked upon as the
probable winner OF the trophy this year
played poor game and is out Of the race.
Mrs. W. y. McIlvain. the present holder
of the championship. and Mrs. Henry Toul-
man of Milwaukee. runDer-up in last wears
championship. did not compete.
CHAMPION vARDON DEFEATED.
Kenosha. Wis. July 1s-George A Yule
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Time Record Hrokca.
REPr-pLJc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mcieansbnro. M. July is-Reiieviiie Clerks
and NcLesnsborc broke the record to-day in fast
ball playing. The game In one hour and twenty
ght minutes Score; McLeans5oro :. Bslleville
!. Batt-ries-McLeansboro, Keller and Rutledge;
Beileyille Courtney ard White.
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Charleston. H., Team Disbaud..

Charleston. III. July Is.-The Oakland Baseball,
Club. which has been playing with great success
this season. ha iisba nded The given
tina, the teams Of this section were not
strong enough to play with them.
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CIevela nd After Reast.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Decatur, Ill. July ls.-The Cleveland American
League team to-day made offer for Pitcher
San Reust Of Decatur. which refused
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start good Won cI.ve-iy: Wnrer, H. .i'"'
Nolp slG-is and We'll ridden he waite! IN
Iihie Neville and Apple JACK Itie '
I5Te-:5s I5'S 3ps :ai,. Ssh 1875. Ia 1914
.S.T Fifth race. purse 500 s-year-olds and upwar
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Ny csadlliea Could :,
Have BeeR NJ VERSE,


I decided to try $. 5. 8.
br. must confess I had
little faith left In any
medicine. After taking
thc.hird bottle I noticed
q change in my coudi-
ton. This vas trsly en-
coaraging. and I deter
mined to give S. S. s. a
thorough trial. Prom
that time on the improve
mcnt was rapid ; s. S. S.
seemed to have the dis
ease completely under
control: the sores and
ulcers healed and / was
soon free from all signs
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TURF GOSSIP.
Jockey DOmipick Piboted Three
Winners Yesterday.

wallie Kiiey, the California Jockey, de-
parted last night for tho Washington Park
meeting, which closes Saturday. lie Is urr
der contract to the owner Of Great Bend
and will ride that horse in the Wheeler
Handicap next Saturday.
Pat Tomlinson stated yesterday that he
has disposed of The Conqueror. lie re-
fuses 10 divulge the Dameo ( the pUU-
chaser, but states that he received $685. for
the colt. Then the pipe went out. The
Canquerar was rated As one Of the best 3
year-oids In the West last spring. He WAS
are acquainted with his ability TO quit
Last year Tomlinson was offered S7.oo1 for
his colt
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EEI.ECT1nSs

First rsce-Aunt Maggie. Tols Simmons, Kath-
crime D.
Second race-Charlia OBrien. Tom Gilmore.
Etrhngsst.
Third race-Iris Regatta, Joe Doughty.
Fourth race-Queeu Dixon, Odncr. Wild Pirate.
Fifth observation-disclosures, holo. Terra lncognitE.
Sixth race-Nacon. sam Lazarus, Ohn-t.
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pa.v,I,. Defeated B,oomi..to..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. III. July 1s.-Dsnville defeated
Bloominston to-day BY = score cf six to two.
Maxwell pitched very clever game, holding
Bloomington down TO seven hits. The homo
was IN hard luck. hitting when hits IT'D not
ooun; and falling to hit safe when hits were
needed The score:
r. II. E.
DaEviIis ........ III o "a q % .
Bloomington ..-... % o-5 2
Bat,ers-- Maxwell and Mcclure. McGreevy and
Rollins
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PIRATES BADLY CRIPPLED.
Clarke. Williams Rftchey and Phil
Iipi Out OF the Game.
hEPrBLfr SPECIAL.

Pittsburg. Pa. july IS The Pittsburg
team left for Philadelphia tonight In
sadly crippled condition. Jimmy Williams.
the heavy hittinE third basemar. fairly
vept when told by physicians tonight that
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PrOhibitionist> mt Carthage.

ff-E't II.TI SI't.ffL-
Carthage. Mo, July ia county Prohibit
ton gathering WAS held here to-day. Cha rics
H StokeS NJ Mexico made n speech and a
county ticket was -amed and preparation
made for fall campaign
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Captured 2;:o Class Pacing Race In
Straight Heats

Davenport, la, JGly lS.-The second days
racing Of the Western Circuit meeting Was
prolonged until dark Tonight. To-day g
racing WAS close and exciting. only one
event being captured in straight heats. TIE
weather was cloudy. but the tack was
fast Attendance. 3.ODt The Summaries:
2:21 class pacing. purs. S5'J:
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Decatur. Ill. July H-Decrur defeated Terra
Hsuts this afternoon The score:
RI z.
Decatur 80 o ! o ID II .
Eatteri"s-Decatur. Reust and Badger. Terre
Haute. Terrence. steele and Montgomery.
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Attachment on Robert y.

New York July is-Ar'ion begin in New
Jersey to-day Tor attachment on the great
paC.r Robert y. t2Iiial. which IL owned by Lewis
q; Tewk Shury the missing broker OF this city.
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Cleveland. o. July ls-Ksnsas City landed I'd
Fauver at will and a; the end % the fourth
inning NcAieer took aim o.it Of the box and
uilt In Snlyt the. Oberlin College pitcher. Only
thres hits were made on Snyth.. Score:
H e,
Cleveland ...-----...l L 0-2 10 !
Kansas city ...--...I q o, II .
Batteries Cleveland. FsuveT. Smyth- and Spies:
Kansas CITY. tear and Gauliug
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:. IfrNF-hhse ms
ke-l-r |. Fairy /. Two base hiis-Tenney /.
Den ont !. Dahlen !. Daily I. Farrell 2 First on
erTCrs-Boston 2. Brooklyn / Loft on bases
Boston :. brooklyn ; Struck out-By Nops ).
by Dineen ]. Sacrifice hits-Ke~er l. Stolen
hhres-Toiins !. Daily l. Bases on balls-By NOps
l.. by l'tneen Double rlsy-coi.ns tunassist-
en- Passed bal!s-s3ullivan / Time-Two hours
and tsen'y-seyen minutes Cmpire-Swartwooi.
Attendance. i051
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When The
Hair FAILS
t))|ff

Assh swollen gisnds, aching muscles
and bones, the disease b making
rapid headvay, ard far wesee
symptoms viii follow unaess the Mood q
promptly and ezectuaaiy eleansed ct dis
violent destructive peieou.
S. S. S. 10 the only safe and infaihbla
cure for this disease, the only sntidotd
for this specific poison. It cures tho
worst cases thoroughly and Pennaneutly.
NJ csadlliea Could e . sns ed s 81 a
Poison tried
DANA RfHo ~ WAp&f thTee doctors, but
INV S$Ss ." their treatment
did me good: was Fets7ng wosse a. tne
time NV hair came out ulcers appeared IN my
throat and mouth my body was a1saod covered
With copper coiorea spio.cbes and offensive
sore. suffered severely from rheunatSc paine
In nv shoulders and arms Ny condseion could
have been nc vorsr onlx those e0acsed IS va
can understand INV suHertngs. I had sooue
lost all hope OF ever hcing weh again wheQ
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Milwaukee g. Detroit a.

Detroit. July iS-Th~ home team could not hit
Sparks today. Two Of their Ave hats being
secured in the came inning HIN started IN 10
pitch for Detroit. but was taken Ou, IN the first
Inning. Score:
r. H. e
Detroit go. - 0 "a 3 /
Milwaukee, ---...---2 I q @ o. .
Batteries Detroit. I'M. irish and Nicoi: MIL
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Earned rlns-Cincinnati :; New YORK > First
base on erTurs-Circinuati g. New York Lett
On hlses-Clnctnnati .. New York 9 First base
On hailS-On BrsitsTsJein /. OF Scott |. on Haw-
iey > SacTif'e hits-Steinfeid I. Stolen bases
Doyle :. Beck:ey /. Two-hsse hi,s-fssckIey 2
SJs!Hirld :. Var Haliren 2 Doyle /. Warner l.
Double plsys-CraufOrd and Be-kisy ]: Van
Haltren AMI Davis l. Wild pitchs.-Scott l.
hsWley / Hit by pitched hail-By Scott l. I'm
p.re-1erry. Tim--Two hour. anu forty min
ut.s Atter dance 20
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'Winnins run made. out.
New York ...............i Q Q Q :-is
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| DR.. SCHRElNER,

Cures private ard chronic dis
eases. Lost Manhood, Nervous
Debility. Lost vigor. Seminal
Weakness, Might Losses. Debit
itating Dreams. Early Decay.
tay.cccele and all results of err
rcrs OF youth OF -Ncesses in later
years permanently cured. G0DSr-
rhoea, elect. Structure, Ennatu-
raj Discharges. and all diseases
O! KIdneys and Bladder. and
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Sidney Lucas. owned by Thompson Bros,
won a $3.50 purse at Washington Park
Saturday, and IN the betting ring WAS
backed TO an extent that melted close to
$4,000. And these same Thompsons hor
rowed the money to ship the colt to Chit
cago before he started in the Derby. Where
they had not a cent to back him three
weeks ago they played thousands Of dol
lars Saturday.
Now that DominicS has returned to the
saddle, thers IL little chance 10 Gust him
out OF his place a; the head of the list of
winning jockeys. The diminutive knight Of
tho pigskin landed three winners yester-
day.
Tough luck is pursuing Albert Smons
and his stable at Washington Park. Simons
recently purchased Fly by Night from Bar
ney Schneider. He started the gelding in
SATURDAYS Turf Congress Stakes. with Po-
tente stable entry. The latter was cut
down during the run up the back stretch
by Pink Coat. with Overton in the saddle,
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Western League.

st. Joseph. No. July R.-Scors:
r n Z.
81. Joseph ..-......l % J $ 10
Batteries-St. Joseph. Herman and King
P,;s bio. johnson and Graham.
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Association, spring hftyourth day Wednesday July
81 &yearolls and inward Iangz
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OF the Kencsha Country Club. lowered the
coIors of Champion Vardon this evening. de-
feating the FsngIishmsn by a score of up
and TO play
Not only did the Kenosha team defeat
Nar,ion. but Yule won the match so far as
medal score Is concerned by a score OF Sc TO
Vardon's 81. In medal scores fardon and
Allen were tied.