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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
BY Telegraph.
REPCRIIC SPECIALS.


during the pass q heus. ss The ga gauge &c ! reads
shs arrived
7:se a. m; with barFes Of lumber and d departed art
barge Of Logs: she returned south a, P. m M
TIP to.mosros W evening. ii f The - Wooifolk came
Eesie- The issser viii 81 ready WIN in a few s days @
The City Of clifton % from s.. Louis arrived at 5
siderable lot Of fruit: 81. She did her usual busi.
M ana s f'E e ri island Ns fET ss st
ing for New Orleans. James Amstead. cook on
Ta @. ss e the reaas n
sent sem them to M louisville after which he took the
Heftonstai at Columbus was transferred to the
Is SSsae ID Hons5 s IN Piece e JANIS ; Martin wS
VIII 60 BY rail- e Memphis to meet the Defender
and take berth on her
Memphis, Tenn. May e-The river here stands
the as lsss = Sn she S sis Of 3 Of foot in
sOSd aa,, TIP sss S;sha5sed here s barrels sugar
# ST. pn. rstsss wsS
packages Of merchandIse for this place. She had
Lee sae here m f9f er sspsss n1s.
for ST. Louis. The City. Of Pittsburs arrived at
e: fs sas s a.psssd ssts at
Inc xns H3pert E Lee departed at p. m for Ash
White River retSrn .o.moasow 15RnS sy.na 1fon
down SfST fSj: ind Charley Brown with coal passed
& bss. Ne. esis :aa S
par;ss rssacsa sdr k May Joe Fowler de-
:snfss ss ssr ": ..y .1s e Rss s5 hssss s
ei Cairo So 81 .hs R!ans mornns Tne
,aknx is1 r the Place Of the Dick Fowler which boat
Sc a: nesnas end + 4ss II sS
batto ave fGr 9 st. sssHs, aSuf ,ossss
noon and left at noon for ciaTksviiie. ai'es-
last rana svssins TSwer i I May sRees Lee up late
Sne ss was assound ,l,, ten hours at Lake Ditch J.
IT, sSsss sa hatss..s 81. 4 s5ES
Of ii hours Weaher sfaas as fall
.h1s hBu.lin1ston IA May s-R.ver is feet inches
bosn 5 s9o!er o.tu%Na hSnts ug gs,s ottuS
Eloise In and out. "'e' strings OF logs.
sss'r saaEs % N hry Ee. gss;s CLOUDY Rive,
Hns sos.s barge j. Hartses 80 .
Rses Lee @ 10 ,eey p m hass TendePp P in m ;ns Chester
warsaw, nl:. May S-stage OF water 10 :? s..+
sns fs e . since last report Weather Y is eoeier
N Up sas ana 6ss ssr early
a louisville. ky.. May e.-River failing. in can,,
iocis % faes fnSnes; on fals feet inches; below
~. Psul Mimi. May s.-The U. q ste,me,
ff1aT ie1t mere at O'clock this afternoon for 81
c19s,pDse Cape & &Grardean. Mo-. May 9Th. c,,v .,
e SS,ifton down At 80 .. m Nothing due R,ver q.
,rcShe wheeling W. Va. May s-River 8 fee, ?
c,ear: ,ss o.. May s.-Rtver MI feet; failing
cieuss cielsss,eurE' Pa May s-R,v.r s.s feet; falling
,,E Evansville. Ind. May s-R,y.r .5. ,.... an.
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Cincinnati, O.. May 6.--The st. Louis team
won to-day because the Reds played very
amateurish game of baseball. The local
pitchers were all up in the air, had no
speed, and less control. while the entire
team fielded as if 1t had spent a sleepless
night They rolled up errors galore, and
thus aided st. Louis to several patches of
runs.
Though the pitching was poor, the field
Ing worse, the Reds stuck gamely to their
work. and made it very interesting for the
visitors until the ninth. when Donovan's
men cinched the victory by scoring four
runs.
Bert Jones lasted about as long as he us
ually does. In the fifth Childs and Wallace
MADE errors, and then started a fusillade OF
hits from which Jones never recovered. and
he did not appear on the rubber in the
sixth. In that inning the Reds took the
lead. only to have Barney McFadden, the
young pitcher. hand 1t over to st. Louis in
the very next inning by giving two passes
and hitting pair of the visitors Then
Newton tried his hand and he exploded in
the ninth. Sudhoff succeeded Jones, and
the little white-topped twirler was in good
form. He allowed few hits and kept those
few very well scattered. He was given ex-
cellent support, too. something that cannot
be said for Jones'
In the very first inning the locals began
70 err Crawford dropped Burketts high
fly. and the; Heidrick beat out his bunt
A couple of more hits followed. by Dono-
van and childs. and three runs were over
the pan.
An error, a single by McGann and Wal
lace's two-bagger gave the visitors an
other tally In the third. The Reds also got
one in this inning on Phillips triple and
a put-out.
In the fourth two hits and two put-outs
gave the Reds another. McFadden's error
and base on balls between which was
sandwtched a sacrifice, netted one to St.
Louis in the fifth. In tho last half Of this
inning the Reds. thanks to Childs and
Wallace for their brace Of errors, followed
by single and two triples by Crawford
and Steinfeld, scored five times.
McFadden lost control in the sixth, and
after he had forced in a run. Newton went
on the rubber. but before he did any good
four runs were over the plate.
Bergen's double and McBrides single gave
the Reds another in the sixth.
In the ninth Newton was pounded, after
Corcoran, Crawford and Mcbride had
erred. and the four runs came over which
wound UP the game. Score:
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boom IN BIRD DOGS.
Pa3Is, Mo-, Expects to Sec Next Fall
the Greateat Meeting Ever Held.

inc uEeuteSt MeetluS ESeE "cI0"
Missouri probably will see next fall at
ever seen in any country. The Interstate
Field Trial Association just organized, with
c. B. Cooke of st. Louis as secretary, ex-
poets to offer two guaranteed championship
stakes of at least 1900 each. The Western
association. headquarters at Kansas City,
has announced two guaranteed purses OF
will have its usual derby and all-age stakes,
this year guaranteed at $500 each.
II these three associations carry out their
plans there will be two weeks Of sport
pointers in the country and most OF the en-
thusiastic dog owners. -
represented. NJ. B. Guthrie of Mexico.
president of the Missouri association, has q
string of ten already in training. headed by
the setter Ortiz Lad. G. B. Cooke will
young settlers. E. Rainier of Danville. pres
ident Of the Illinois association, Is now the
owner Of Champion Rodfeld. He expects
the fall. The trainers Of this section. like
Asl<ins and Updike Of Illinois and Albaugh
Of Missouri report that they have more
exclusively for Mr.. Guthrie. Among the
pointer owners. Mr.. Morton of Marshall.
H., owner Of King Gyrano, Blankenbaksr
Be On hsd sha James cole Of q kansas city
probably will start his X. C. Rip, litter
brother to Blackstone.
Field trials have had an immense i'm
petus within the last year. Ffrst-class
young dogs are In great demand by am
bilious members Of the associations. Sew
eral have changed hands lately at prices
ranging from $76 to $3.50. fancy prices for un-
broken dogs. At that range Of prices the
blood must be Of the bluest In settlers the
favorite eires in this part Of the country
Sport and Lady's Count Gladstone. Pointers
must have the blood of King of Rent or
Jinso combination of both being pre-
ferred. These are the blood lines which
give the speed and brilliancy required in
field trial winners.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

that the St. Louis team opened the season
this year on Friday. and that the season
In which the first grand stand fire took place
was opened with an exhibition game on
Friday, April l3. 1t Is just a queer coinci-
dence, gays Corcoran and then quotes
Swedenborg: THAT which will be. will be-"
be-"
Emmett Heidrick left St. Louis Sunday
night with the avowed intention OF increas-
ing the value of importations from the
Orient by several hundreds of dollars dur
ing the next few months. Hedrick early
this season formed a habit of drinking a
deal of tea while he consumed big stacks
OF dry toast. At that time Heidrick WAS
hitting a 500 gait and driving In more runs
than any other man playing baseball. He
got the idea that the tea was weakening
him and quit drinking 1t. Within q few days
he was getting one little hit to the game.
and IN some games not even a scratch sin
gle. When Heidrick fails to average very
close to one hit for every three times UP.
he is not batting to his form and the chances
are that fine Oolong was at a ,permium In
the Queen City yesterday as Heidrick Sc
cured three ripping singles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
ILLINOIS STATE SHOOT cu.rcr
Main Event Has Been Moxea n,
c0mmodate l.Amers.., ~ - nc

commodate A1l-Americau Team
Changes have been made IN ~.
sramme OF the Illinois State shont - p'S. p
nelo ~ springfield beginning with T,as5, ~ IN ue
May u. Owing to the change in dsta ..aSS
ny the crack shots. who are 70 tnnrrs., saate ts
england to compete in infernatjy ~
matches, the promoters OF the iiIinnis a,,nast
nave moved UP the main event ~ t%l1 SvsLt ,,s
amene to May q. This will ALLOW the All
Amsr1can team to leave Sprinefieid IN n,e,,t,,
OF tlme 10 catch the boat at Nasr v yapr,s pi,eaey ~
the following Saturday. e" iorA on
AZ several OF the local shot. ara en+ar.d
"a Ine DuPont Trophy Shoot to which q m
VIII ne aoded, they will no doubt have soms
YSSSuuuar ieeiings over the change of data
WMch VIII allow the best men in the counfr,,
o. s. h1se crack at the valuable prize The
81 E9is tIapshots are sportsmen in fact
S wen as IN names however and thew viii
" work aIi. lne harder for the additional honor
VI winning from the great wing shots.
To judge from the large number Of shot.
VINO competed In the DUPONT Park Medal
snoot at Dupont Shooting Park last SIM.
oay. tne entries for the Missouri State snoot
20 pe ns,a IN St Louis tn the last week in
optimistic. 1s " Tue .slost
The fact that many of the st. Louisans
N TACT nearly 50 per cent of them. killed
aa zen astraignt last Sunday. goes to show what
sooa chances the locals have OF keeping a
taise proportion OF the valuable prizes in
ms 5nis city; With the practice of the NEXT
tnree weeks, there will be many ST. Louisans
IN conoltion to Kill straight to TWENTY-FIVE.
ana some OF them to fifty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
DROSTENS s;::: e.: :;;:::.'. ] :: .'
Watches and Jev0e1ry E1e12eireea.

Inspector of steam vessels, was visiting
friends along the river front Sunday.
The Dubuque will reach st. Louis from
st. Paul Thursday morning.
The r. C. Gunter Is on the docks In
Carondelet, undergoing repairs.
Miss Helen Meyers. daughter Of Cap
tain Frank Meyers, Is visiting friends In
St Louis.
The owners of the Grapevine announce
that they have bought another boat for ex-
cursion purposes.
I The 3ees Lee came in yesterday with
good cargo of package freight.
The Grapevine arrived last night from
Hermann and other Missouri River points.
with heavy cargo of grain. live stock and
package freight.
The City of Memphis reached st. Louis
yesterday morning from Tennessee River,
bringing good cargo of assorted freight
and a number of passengers. including
party of Chicago people. who had been on
an excursion to resorts on the Tennessee
River.
Nearly all the local agents for packet
companies whose boats touch at st. Louis
report marked improvement in passenger
travel on the various rivers. and predict
good season for excursions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

scharfer & Schoebe!, at Glendale Sunday by q
score Of 10 to The game throughout was hotiy
contested and noted for close decisions
The Nonpareils have organized for the sea-
son OF 1901, and are anxious to arrange game
with the Orphan Boys for Sunday, May L. For
headquarters. Eighth and lafayette avenue.
The NJ. A. c. defeated the Lynch Ryes in a
one-sided game Sunday by OF Is to 8.
Batteries: N. A. Cs-Tripple and Murry. Lynch
Ryes-Carney. Wurst and Frazer. For games
with the NJ A. Cs address No. SIT La Sale
street.
Tho Perryrille, Mo-. team was defeated for
the first time this season by the BaroZones by
score OF to s. Batteries: Lee and Whaien; Sis.
sci and kiliian The pitching Of young Lee and
the batting Of Whalen were the features OF the
game. The Barozones would like to hear from
some first-class out-of-town club for Sunday.
Bell avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
GOSSIP OFF BASEBALL PLAYERS.


Coincidence of the Two Fires 1t
League Park.
McGraw is beginning to feel the effects Of
a weak pitching staff McGraw has two
good box artists and they cannot play all
the games. While they rest the Oriole
leader frets and fumes and loses games
Jesse Burkett made his first misplay Of
the season In yesterdays game, but no
player can go through the season piayinp ali
the games without a mistake once II, a
while and a winning game ALWAYS over
shadows an error. no matter how rank II
may be.
The Detroit team of the American League
continues to play the snappy ball which
made it such dangerous factor at the last
hour in the 1890 pennant race. It is a fast
gait for long season. but there is no sound
reason why the Detroits should not keep It
up to the end. :.
Matthewson Of the New Yorki"weaklinps,
is liable to prove a whole team in himSelf
before long. He broke into the I.eapme ia&
fall from Brcknell College and tfis snrins
he has pitched like a. world beafer He haiS
Boston to three hits in his first game and
then came back with breaks" and s.slovvss-
which held the Quakers to three safe ones
Yesterday he repeated his victory over Phil.
adelphia, holding that team to fiya hits
Bully Corcoran.. the. score card man st
League Park. pleads mot guilty. when &C,
refrain from calling attention to The fas.t
At
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
PERMIT FoR STAND NOT ISSUED.


Insurance adjusters held full sway over
the ruins Of the grand stand at League Park
yesterday, but men will be put to work this
markable how little there IL left Of the
stand It was burned to ashes, literally. A
heap OF coal was still burning yesterday aft
ernoon.
There may be some hitch. over the rebuild
mig Of the grand stand, as the park IL within
the fire limits. If "a permit Is refused the
club to put up wooden construction, no.
stand will be built this season, ae 1t would
be Impossible to have an iron and steel one
ready for the games in June. In the case
permission is refused to rebuild with lum-
Der, a set Of small bleachers Will replace the
old stand and roofs be put over the present
bleachers. If this Is done, the. diamond
will probably be changed about to suit the
conditions.
Mr. Muckenfuss opened temporary office
for the club at 2s19 North Vandeventer ave-
Y11,e Yesterday
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yards per minute.

yards per minute. q
Second-F. P. Jones. Jr., owner: veloeb1g&
10s1.2 % yards per minute. D.
ThirdEA Gieaser. owner: veloeity. 1ADA2
yards per minute. 7
Fourth--J. Parkinson. owner; ss4O yas1
per minute. -,
Fifth-c. j. sadler. owner; vAoeity. Qoa
yards per minute. q
sixth-E. K sheble. owner; ~s1dlaeys -
yards per minute.
Tho birds Of ]. Reyhurn, j. Do Vars -
George Smith did not return.
Mr.. Gambler disqualified aud 6a3a9q
from first honors on account Of baa19 -
tn getting to the clubhouse e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
THREE 1. LEAGUE.
Bloomington Defeat. Cedar Rap

Bloomington Defeats Cedar Rapids.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL =
Bloomington. ILL.,. May s-Bloomington to-day
won the third straight game from Cedar Rapids
by timely and heavy hitting and daring base
running. The Iowans have been outclassed in
each Of the three games OF the series. King.
Blooniington's shortstop by an error let in four
runs in the fifth. Score:
RH E.
Bloomington ......2 o o o o 2 ii u
Cedar Rapids. o o 0 4 . 1 1 e-6 Il 5
Batteries: Bloomington-McCafferty and Belt.
Cedar Rapids-Brennan and Weaver,
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inning to-day ard won the game for the local
team Heavy hitting marked tho game through
out. Attendance. 5000. Score:
r. II. E.
KaIsas City ..,....4 2 o 20 o l-9 u :
st. Paul ..........o o o 0 o o-s Is
Eattt 1es: Kansas Cty-Rettger Wolfe and
Beriile. st. Paul-Knepper. Mcliiii and Holmes.
Colorado Springs. Colo. May s-Swaim was
wild ana CASTOR was ineffective In the sixth and
eighth. Therefore It lost victory for the locals.
Coons went In for Omaha In the ninth with the
bases full and no one out. He allowed hits.
Attendance. 1000 Score:
R.H z.
Omaha .............o 8 % 2 o-s Il 3
Colorado Spr!ngs...3 0 Is II I
Batteries: Colorado Springs-Swam, CASTOR
and Arthur. omaha--Herman. Gordon. Coons
and Glade. Umptre-Popkay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

Earned runs-Clnennati26 ST. Louis, s. Two
base hits1Bergen ]. Wallace Burkett / Done.
]. Phillips 1. Double .plays-Irwin to Beckley 1.
First base on hallsmBy Newton !. by Mcyadden
/. by Phillips /. Hit by pitched balls-By Mo-
Fadden 9. Wild ptches-By Newton /. Time
Two hours. SUmpire-Emsle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
PARKrssON's BIRD WON.

Took First Homing Pigeon Race of
the Season.
| The first old-bird race of the season In
connection with the Mound City Homing
Club was flown Sunday from Piedmont No..
los miles AIRLINE distance. The following
10 the result:
First-J. Parkinson, owner; velocity, 1,os7.so
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

AT Observation-Disclosures 6. Columbus L
At Marion-Fort Wayne 3. Marion 4.
AT Daytoa-Louisvilie s. Dayton 8,
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Philadelphia 49,. .......i o Q

EarHed r,Ins-Philadalphia 8. Two-base hits
LIN l. Sacrifice hits-Poweli J. Frazer j. Stolen
poubis plays-Loekhead. LAtoie and seyboId l.
htets tts on baies-Bsitimore 5. Philadelphia 6 First
ols.By Howell I bv Frazer :. Passed balls
lrowe1 Wild pitch-Howell l. Time-One
nour ana hfty-fvs minutes. Umpsre-HaswelI
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
NEW YORK =, PHILADELPHIA o.
Pitcher Matthewson Wins His Fourth
CnmaeCmtivA Ga~A

New York. May 6.--Matthewson pitched
against Philadelphia to-day and won his
Yorks outplayed Philadelphia at every
point OF the game. New York had Sec
ond baseman on the field to-day In the per-
good style Attendance. $500 Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
Chicaso Q, Milw.,r.. ,
Milwaukee
Totals ...s5 s "a s 4

sBatted for Conror In the ninth
tBatted for Hawley I'm the NINTH
GiiWaukee ..........U i 0'3 Qy
Chicago -. ..............0 2 o o 0..S
,,ta Earned % %runs-Mi!wa,ukee ~ p Chicago 5. Two
Waldron !. shugart 1. Home runs
Jones l.. Stolen bases..Jopes 2. Mcfarland L. Con-
nor l, Hartman 2. Bases on balls--O6 HaTiev
4 on Griffith 3. Struck out-By Hawiey by
Griffith !. Double plays-Griffth. Isbeli Sullivan:
Mertes Isbell. Sacrifice hits-Sullivan. C3riffth'
Left on bases-Milwaukee Z. Chicago - Umpirs@,
Connolly. Time-Two hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
BOSTON ., BROOKLYN 2.

Hughes's Gifts of Baaes on Balls
Marred and Lost q Close Game.
Boston, Mass, May 6.-Both pitchers were
extremely effective to-day. but Hughes's
gifts proved costly, two bases on balls and
Kittredge's throwing was excellent. cutting
off both Sheckard and Keller in attempted
steals Attendance 1000 Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
. WESTERN LEAGUE.


Minneapolis .. st. Joseph o.
81: Joseph, Mo; May s..swornstead's work in
hit was the feature OF the game cold rnIn
Kept the attendance down to aoo Score,
st. Joseph..........o 0 5000 =. =
Battsries: 81. Joseph-Underwood and Doosn
Minnenpolis-Swornstead and Kleinow.
Denver Colo. May e.--with the scor, lied IN
the eighth. Mohler hit & ont three e-bssser. which
.fhree-hasEer by Radcliffe in the ninth rrauitad
in two more runs Attendance 5oo Score:
Denver -.I.........3 olooo o2AS e
Des Moines .......o o 90 30 o Is S3
Batteries: Denver-Kostsl and James sullivan
Des N0inee-Gtehdon and Conwen
K.nsss City, May s.-.with tha scors Z lie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
3hiladelphia,

ssII.d.i5sis Fsx ssssi ..::::::: 55sSssdssaG-:
Earned rans-Nsw York !. First base b. eEoss
.deiphia !. Bases on balls-on Matthawson ..
1 Struck *. oats1ny sy & Matthsw.on E. b. psnshps 8.
Davis l. Stolen bases-Strang 1, Smith l.
Douglass /. Wild pitches-Matthewson 1. Umpire
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Cleveland ...... .........,.O . Q 0 . %
Earned runs-Detroit q Cleveland l.. Two-bsse
hits.IaChance l. Wood !. Sacrifice hits-Buelow
Nance Stolen bases--Barrett l. Dillon !,
SeaRer l. FirBt base balls-On Hart q of
YeaEsr I Hit by piteher.Bueiow l.. First base
DETROIT T. Cleveland g.. Struck out1by Yesssr ..
R, ,sl,s,a HaIt al poSSI: .p psyscDillon and I.aser
Time,one hour and forty ininutes-Umplrss-
Sheridan and Mannassay.
Philadelphia g, Baltimore ..
r,t1h ,pthhiladslghia; May, s.To-day's game was .
pltehers battle until tie seventh Inning, when
doubles. which. added to = wild pitch by Howell,
caused Baltimorss Defeat. Attendance, $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
Brooklyn

Boston .................... 1 Q 0 o o %
Brooklyn .................. l 90 / o o 60
Earned r,,ns..Brookiyn 2. Base hits-Keeler I.
Denont l. Double -plays-Hughes and Farrell |:
pahien, DAILY and Farrell |. First base on balls
Crolus out-By Pittinger l. by Hughes
l.. Time-One hour and thirtyseven minutes
umpre-O'Day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
st. Mary's 2, Ottswa 3.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
, r Sss ss eoss. a Ssy ssyy &c oaxa Ssy sss
ened in the sixth. and base on balls. hit.
sss' .s o.r ans hem: head xh slnas in
two runs ahead Of him. increased st. Mary's
.sa .sSs ai s n
s.; ss,..: s:,y::::::ss !: !:
os.s:soo. St .na s.sk .ns Hannf easv
II a.st.way y ''1 sssss sa'-on Cook
Minor Games.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ramsey. nj. May e-Ramsey played coneen
yesterday the r:s srms q & e the n season Tho
Amateur BASEBALL Club Notes.
Tho Louisianas defeated the Eau claires last
Sunday by q score OF to O.
The employees Of John Boenig defeated tho
Grand Leaders Sunday by q score Of q to &
Tho Marylands defeated the Mohicans Sum
day by ccore Of Il to Ii Only six innings were
town teams. Address ". Barron. m. No. isss Carr
street.
Tho Marions defeated the Pennant Winners
by q score Of 9 to g. The featu:e Of the game
vas the pitching of Herthins. who struck out
Giants .s o'Fslion Park sunday morning iss' ss a
The Owl. would like to hear from all teams
II 3sysas-old slass az h AadLess all Challenges to
tn. Mound City Paint and Color Baseball
Glib defeated the Eads by the score OF to 5.
Batteries: Brown and Devanis; Brookings and
keisier
The Kelley Juniors have organized and would
like to hear from some team in the Il or IL
year old class. Address Joseph Kelley, 10. 5i45
Manchester avenue.
Tho Kirkwood Social Athletic Club has or.
ganized for the season ard would like to sr-
range games for Sunday May IL and as All
rood clubs wishing games, can address Charles
Whited Box s41. Kifkwood
Tho c. q c. Foundry team defeated q strong
picked nine, composed Of Nesase & CO. and
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

Warrington. May a-Bosten won to-day's xame
py means Of bases on balls errors and finely
nns. three -bafger. two bases on balls and q
DAD error by ClinEman gave the yisitors four
runs IN the second inning The home teams
STICK work was generally inopportune Boston
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
To-Dax,a schedule.

National League American League.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati. Boston at Washington.
NJ Y. at Philadelphia Baltimore at Phiia'phia
Brooklyn at Boston. Detroit ut Milwa uiee.
Plttsburg at Chicago. Chicago at Cleveland.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

ChicnEO-Pittsburx Game Postponed.
Chicago, May G.-The game scheduled between
Chicago and Pittsburg was postponed on account
or ra.n
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

Boston ......................2 . ioSS %
,I Earned r1ns-Weshisstcn :. Boston /. Two
man man L Clark l. Collins I. freeman T. rhiee base
plays-Grady ana Quinn l. First BASE on balls
ga s,s,ot Lee of OH Lewis z ,Hss By pItcher-By Lee
hases-Washington s. Boston T. TlmsITwo hour. -.
Cmpre-Cantillion.
Chicago @, Milwaukee q,
Milwaukee. Wis. May 6.-Grifdth ksnt tha hit.
Of the home team well scattered to-day M fhs
visitors took the third game Of the ssrtea With.
out great effort. One-hsnded catches by GcFSr-.
land and shugart were features. Attendance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
HEAVY HITTING
won FOR ST. LOUIS.
Cincinnati Players Aided in tie
Victory by Piling Up Many
Errors.
TWO PITCHERS FORCED OUT.
Jones Was Hit Hard, While Nc
Fadden Lost All Control and
Gave Four Successive
Passes.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yeaterday,s Games,

National Lea0,e. American League.
St. L. IS, Cincinnati 8. | Detroit g. Cleveland 1.
". Y. 4, Philadelphia o. | Phila s. Baltimore 5.
Boston g. Brooklyn q Chicago g, Milwaukee !
Chicago Pittsburg game Boston o. Wash, s.
postponed on account
nfr |