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SOME ARE BORN LUCKY.
Filly Thrown In to Clinch Trade
Worth $4,000.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. =
Kansas City. Mo-, July 7.-Kansas City
horsemen. especially those Of the Blue Rib
bon Driving Club of Kansas City. Kas..
were interested In the performance Of the
Friday. when she won q race handily.
The mare IS owned by Adolph Immersion.
Swede, who is a brakeman on the Santa
He refused 5000 forS the mare Just prior
to her starting on the campaigning tour.
1innerson went down into Kansas one day
about four and a half years ago to buy a
span OF horses. He made a trade with
farmer and took team that he fancied.
Before the trade was closed. however. there
was hitch and the farmer said in. an or
hand way. TN throw in that young FLY to
make the trade good" Immersion took the
FLY and named her Little Squaw.
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AMATEUR ATHLETIC NOTES.
Interest Aroused I'm the Three A
Tar, In

Interest Aroused I'm the Three A's
Tennis Tournament.
Tennis is enjoying great boom throughS
out the and a. new Go@T5s afs
the game. Interest at present centers in
the Amateur Athletic Associations tourna-
ment which is n pr1grsss at the courts Ss IN
completed and the singles and Il cons olation
tournament for those defeated in the first
and second rounds Of the regular events are
being played.
The final in the doubles. the most impor-
tant match SO far. was won by Gamble and
Wright from Pollard and Forder In I,.,t three
nut up a good steady game, and deserved
The second round Of the singles has been
Easton and Beggs. which probably will be
played Tuesday. The winner In this event
viii enter the semi 81 finals with .a Pollard
Ferder and Canine =; arnec5s ana son'e eA-
play in the consolation singles resulted as
follows: Schmalhorst beat Stadel-6.1, g.
R9ya osa. s @a 80 The only e match ass
played in the consolation doubles was won
by Blair and Mcdonald from Gleeson and
Those who know say that Easton has an
excellent chance to win out in the singles.
He Is parteniahriy s,eady, sure sted pays
and ability 10 return everything make him
an exceedingly hard man to defeat.
Judging from his game against Blair.
BOYD is a most likely candidate for first
honors in the consolation singles. He
played with almost professional accuracy
and succeeded In winning easily. one set
being6-
It Is reported that the club will be repre-
sented BY some Of its crack players at an
interstate tournament in Atchison, kas.,
about the middle of August.
| Another track meet may be given early
this fall at the association grounds. In
view Of the interest aroused by the June
meet. this would seem to be an excellent
man. but then the Worlds Fair may inter-
fere by depriving the club Of Its grounds.
Minor Games.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
csy sy the S1ay this
noon by score OF q to D.
Moberly Mo- July mHisbss s, beat K Ka%Ss,;
! Iisht and Edwards. Kimberly Massunan broth.
ers.
IREPUBLIc SPECIAL. = !.
1ascoutah. III. July s.-Mascoutah defeated
&
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EASTERN TURF GOSSIP.
conn..de Ont q Il tor IA. Sea.

Commaade Ont Of Il for TAas seasos-
Jealous OF Robert Wadaell.
XEPUBLIc SPECIAL
New York. July Further Investigation
shows that the injury TO- Mr.. Jarnea 3.
Keene's great colt Commando IL OF such
a serious nature as to necessitate his re-
triement for months to come This n 4
great loss TO the racing world, 70 say noth-
Ing of his owner. Z, s-ss'.
IN commandc's forced absence, Tho Par
Ader Is undoubtedly the best colt o1 hi1 ago
Ii the East. Eastsfners deny that the
American Derby ct Chicago ny any means
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CINCINNATI Q, NEW YORK 5.
Reds Pulled the Game Out OF the Fire
I'm the Eighth Inning.

Cincinnati, July Two bases on balls,
4 sacrifice. Ph1lllpss double and Beckley's
single allowed the locals to pull the game
cut Of the fire in the eighth inning to-day.
Phillips pitched a steady game. while
made a strong bid for victory in the ninth.
and had two men left on the bases after
scoring one run. The score:
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PLAYING GOLF AND THE RACES.
St. Louisnns Are Having All Kinds OF

A member of the Field Club now sojourn.
Ing in Paris writes to a friend in st. Louis
the following interesting letter. The Nc
Gee referred to is j. II. MCGEE. the famous
golfer of the Field Club. who Is evidently
upholding the honor of Bissell's Point
around Compeigne.
Grand Hotel de rAthenee Is Rue Serbs, Paris
June .l6. 1901 saw Sam MCGEE in London May
o.. but he had been playing golf already on the
Irish links where. understand. he was in per-
feet form and astonished the natives), and was
tangled up in some big business deal that pre-
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western Annexation.
At Mnrion-M Marion /. Wheeling s.
At Coiumbus-Columbus 5, indianapolis /.
At Toedo-Toledo g. Fort Wayne L.
At Grand Rspids-Grand Rapids 9, Dayton 6.
REPORTERS DEFEATED GEERS.

Twirler Cochran Pitched a Great
Game for the Scribes.
The Reporters defeated the II. r. Geer
baseball club at Pastime Park yesterday
morning by the score of s to 3. Cochran. the
Reporters star twirler. was puzzle to the
visitors and but for three errors would
have shut them out. He struck out eight
men and did not give a base on balls.
K.rwin. Lewis and Geer carried off the
batting hOnors The score:
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Jack Sims, who beat Charley Parker a few
weeks ago. and George Block. one OF the best
boys Of his weight in South st. Lculs. will boz
six rounds for a decision preliminary to
the Dunleavy-Berry fight on the steamer Hill
City July is. Block has to his credit draw
with Cotton Dieters. Sims and Block have not
been on the best OF terms for soma time past
Besides the purse there is a side bet
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NEW YORKS DEFEAT PUTS THE CARDINALS IN SECOND PLACE.
Doheny 5. Attendance. 1850. Time-one hour and
ffty-ave minutes. umpire-cunningham
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 9, Chicago 2.

Detroit, Mich. July 7.-Detroit punched their
scored five runs which gave them d victory over
Chicago by score OF to s. Cronin was hit
hard early In the game. but the sensational field
ing behind him kept the score down. The feature
Of the game was great running catch by Ell
and Callahan umplred the first two innings At
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BROOKLYN s. CHICAGO &.
Waddelrs Five Gifts Helped Cham
nfnna tn Win n EaAf Gin me.

Chicago, July 1.-The Brooklyn team won
easily to-day by perfect fielding, daring
base running and lucky hitting. Waddelrs
gifts and wild pitches aiding them mate
rally. The locals could do but little with
Kitson's delivery. when hits were needed.
Attendance 6400 Score:
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ro-DAY.s CARD AT DELMAR PARK.
Winners Appear Hard to Ch0ose-Sis-
ter Sarah Should Win the First.

ter Sarah Should Win the First.
1t seems no easy matter to pick horses to
win on an unexpected fast track but It ec-
casionally SO happens that the trick can be
successfully turned. Only by such luck can
h ssar se seas snd The first
unless Audiphone has improved 20 per cent
in his long lay-off. He belongs to a good
their races together Sister Sarah and Ban.
drol have Monte Hfmyar beaten.
.Antolee.s first start was 80 good race
and her last one so bad race that she
ought to be worth a bet to-day. Weber
jerked her out of her last race at the start
In a shameful way, yet she made up a lot
nan In better form than she has been. and
the weights suit her. Joe Doughty will be
heard from in the race.
Kid Mccoy ran so stout a race and fin
ished SO fast behind a good lot last time
out that he should make Barbee and Prince
Prince Stonmouth ran a vigorous race last
time out and should be close u2 to-day.
Matt Hogan and vici Vance should have
It hot and heavy In the fourth race. Hogan
is a better horse than he has shown. and
VIII make the fest mare extend herself.
The nth race Is perfect beauty, and
the winner hard to choose II the early pace
Is not too fast General McGruder Will be
hdTu tO Uedt OOWu tuS SlEetCn. OrgsS lS TAM
ing weight OF and with half decent ride
Kuhn murdered her last out-she should
show well. Beana Is very At Just now, and
will take lot Of beating. Doctor Cave is
a good horse. and the distance win suit
him better than sig furiongs. but he Is
giving away lot OF weight. Lamp Globe
is a good nag, who ran an improved race
last time out. Charles d. is having his
first try at the track. and he should run
well on 1t.
On the whole. McGruder should win un-
less Doctor Cave sets hot early pace and
burns him up. In that case Beana should
Percy R. looks good In the last event,
though Kings Highway had fanciers the
FTost's last race was q much Improved
one, and the going will suit him. Aurea
showed speed on her last race, and win be
close up to-day. It should come, Percy r.,
Ben Frost, Aurea.
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Morning Telesraph's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York July Son Brighton Beach:
First sRace-Bonhshell. Lucky Star. Seminole.
Second Race-Dixe Line. ALBERT, Musidora
keteer.
Magnificent.
Fifth Race-o'Hagan. April Shower. Carroll D.
Sixth Race-Scurry. Fatal!st. Ethics.
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MilWHnkeo ................0 90 o 81
Earned rdns-Milwaulee I. Two-ba.e hits
Anderson 1, Mailman l. Three-base hits-pono-
hue 1. Geier !. Sacrifice h!ts-Anderson !. Reldy
!, Mccarthy !, La Chance !. Scott /. Bases on
bals--oH Reidy l. on Scott 6. Stolen bases
Maloney l. Geer L Struck out-By Scott /.
Double plays-Frel. Conroy and Dnnohue l. Left
on bases-Mwaukee, 8. Cleveland s. Umpire
Cantillon. Time-One hour and twenty five
minutes.
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The Republic,. selections.

First race-Sister Sarah. Audiphone. Bandrol.
Second race-Mrs. Grammar. Antolee. Fred Hes
Sig
Third racc-Kid Mccoy. Barbee. Prince ston-
mouth.
Fourth race-Mats Hogan. vicl Vance. Tom
Collins.
Fifth race-General McGruder Beana Orris.
Sixth race-Pe-cy R.. Ben Frost. Aursa.
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Rahl Mon 1,h..,n,o..h.

Berlin; July lin the bicycle competitions for
the worlds Championships. which began here to-
day. the 100 ktloneter amateur championship
minutes.
Bonhurs Of Paris fell carly in the race and was
seriously injured.
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Western League.

Western League.
st. Joseph. No.. July 7.-Errors by the st.
City the game to-day. Maupin pitched in fine
form. but his support was positively vile. At
k E. JOSEPH eaty "a. ID
Batteries: kansas City-wolr and Schmidt
St: Joseph-Maupin and Doom.
Cmpire-Tindel.
saw Nv St. Paul ard Minneapoiis play va dousis
header at Lexington Park this afternoon. Tho
IL. 1hs IN shSss s
out Of the box. and. ass listed by errors on the
part Of the home team. won out. Attendance
'''''' ~ FIRST GAME
M sii rsq' is'.: I'D sssS9isS s
Batteries: st. Paul-Gogan and Tilson. Minns-
SECOND GAME.
Eli PsS1 i: III 9s59 s. os i
timer. apolls-Wadsworth and Mcconnell.
Dss Molnes. Ia. July 7:.pss Meines knocked
hed .e locals DOWN was
6 6m.s M0'ns' :::.::.:...::.tt SSS9SS S.Is
Batteries: Des Moines-Damman Cola and
Kieinow. omaha-Graham. Go3rs and Gonding
Colorado Springs. Colo. July 7.-Denver tried
two new pitchers TO-DAY. and the locals pound,
grounds aided materially in run-gettins. Score;
S SesSef .s Springs s9:5sdddSS- =
F, Batteries: Colorado sprinss-McNeely. Dona-
hue and Paurot. Denyer-Glaze and James Sui
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Chicago Chronicle'. SELECTION.

Chicago Chronicles Selections.
REPUBLlC SPECIAL.
Chicago, ILL.,. July ION Washington Park:
First Race-Tammany Chief. Harry Preston.
Excelsis.
Second Race-Pronta. McChesney. Approved.
Third Race-Favon!us, John Bright. Mr. Brown.
Fourth Race-Savoy. Tayon. Theory.
Fifth Race-The Conqueror ii. Scarlet LILY.
Specific.
Sixth Race-Bohul, Moses. G. w. ".
Weather clear: track fast
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Totals ....S

Bases on balls-or Kienker l. struck out-By
Cochran s. by kienker 8. Struck by pitched
balis.parr Earnsd runsmKepSrteEs :; H 1 a..
Ono hour and forty minutes. umpire-Johnson
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Southern League.
Memphis Tenn. July '.-score:
Memphis 90. 40 o 0 2 0 0 Ga 8
Selma .......5 0 0 O.
Batteries: Accomplishments and Armstrong.
Selma-Crbbins and Harlow.
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/. sBatted for Doheny in ninth.
! Cincinnati ....,. ,.,..,..1 o O o ! y ..Ae
New York ........:.......3 D 1 o o o 0s1 1-5
Ear ned Inns-cincinn4t ~ 4; New Tos4 4 Twe-
Hickman /. Stolen hases-Hxrley L Beckley ].
'vsnHGltfen First base on balis-0 Phillips :.
OF Doheny 1. Hit hy pitched hal-PhillfpS u
DoAeny L Struck out-By Philaps : BY
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Chicago :. ................o % 9 o-5
Left on hases-e.hcago 9. Brooklyn .. Two-bass
hitsmRaymer l. Hartsel ]. kahee l. Mccormick
Green l. DAILY !. Sacrifice hits-Keelsr 2. scheck-
ard J. stolen sasssr Satin I; , Hoffman !. Nc
Struck out.-By Waddell 4. by Kitson I; Base on
balls-Of Waddeil s. of Kitson l. Wild pitches
-Waddell 3 Time-Two hours and ten minutes.
Umpire-Nash.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPEC1AIA
Sedalia. NO. July. THE Seda1ia Fins turned
ment Of to-day's game with jefferson City. and
the locals won the game in the first inning by
hitting Thomas at will and making i've runs.
The features Of the game were the heavy bat
visitors. In the fifth inning Johnson. sedalia 8
center fielder; broke his right leg while sliding
Jefferson City team started subscription for
the unfortunate player by chipping in dollar
apiece and total Of nearly S10O was contrib
| uted Score. - tot
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Three I League.
At Rock Handbook Island I, Rockford &
At Evansville-Evansvtlle 5. Terre Haute o.
At Davenport-Davenport 8. Cedar Rapids s.
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Totals ....ss g'2s 10 Z Totals :.

sNance out: hit by ba:ted BALL
Detroit -. ..:........o -
Two-base hits-Casey l, Hoy l. Home runs
Nance I. sullivan l.. Sacrifice hits-Hoirnes !.
Stolen bases-McAllister !, Shaw /. Bases on
balls-By Cronin g. by Patterson /. Hit by PITCH
cr-sulliyan /. First base on errors-Chicago l.
Detroit 3. Left on bases-Chicsgo 0. Detroit 2.
Struck out-R" C1onin 4. by Patterson /. Double
rays-Barrett and Shaw l. Wild pItches-Patter-
son /. Time Of game-one hour and forty min
utes. Umpires-Siever Callahan and Haskell.
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F'reebure here to-day. Score. IA to 0. The pitch
Ing OF Leiteld was the feature OF the game.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Gillespie. ILL.,, July 1.-The home team to-day
defeated the IAtchfed team by score OF % to 6.
Batteries: Ciillespie-Haftsr and Kohr. Litchteld
-Howey. Bergen and Sexton. Struck out-By Half
ter 20.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Moberly. Mo-, July 7.-Moberly defeated Chill
lcothe at the Springs to-day Score. IL to !.
Batteries: Moberly-EiN ards and Heninger. Chill
licothe-Horton and Ritter. Hits-Moberly Is.
Chilcothe s.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
Mount Vernon. Ind, July Mount Vernon de-
featcd the Evansville Reserves in u fast game
to-day. Score to 3. Ohland pitched sensational
ball for Mount Vernon. letting the visitors down
with Elk scattered hits
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Canton. Mo-, July The Canton Regulars
and Gem City team Of Quincy played baseball
to-day. Score, Is to 8. In savor Of Quincy.
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proved that Robert Waddell was the best
colt Of his age, notwithstanding his VIC
tory. The Parader was not ridden judicious-
colts come together again The Padader
would command q great deal Of backing.
With respect to a meeting between the
Trains colt. saws that Hss Would We
willing to race that colt against Robert
Waddell for as much money as would be
anxious to back the Virginia bred T colt. The
Paraders engagements at the current
Brighton Beach meeting are so few that
this would be an excellent opportunity for
the management. of that course to bring
both colts together. Such race would
prove almost as great q drawing card as
even the Brigton Handicap.
Advance Guards success in the Great
proved that he is one Of the best 4-year-olds
In training. This colt did not show to adj
vantage in the East last year, yet it is now,
asserted on his behalf that al. distance he
has few or no superiorS..
meeting has many high-class horses en-
gagged. Capable trainers from the West de-
clare that there are number Of racers at
horse has justly become a public favorite
here because OF his consistent running and
palpable gameness: Yet when Wax Taper
was yeaTlng william EaStOn could not
elicit q 80 bid for him at auction and was
forced to keep him himself. His after ca
reer was q turf romance. John ]. Mccall
ferty tried to purchase him at Memphis
from his friend John W. Schorr. but the
latter declined to unload a cripple" as
Wax Taper was then regarded. upon his
friend. Now no ordinary amount Of money
could purchase him from his present owner.
r. r. Rice. an Arkansas cotton planter
whose fortunes have been greatly helped by
the horses steady winnings in the East.
The announced arrival here OF Alan-a-Dale
property OF T. c. Mcdowell. from Chicago,
will be a drawing card for the Brighton
meeting. for he has been the sensation of
the season at Washington Park. and his
owner. grandson OF Henry Clay, has declined
an offer Of 5000 for him. Several wealthy
Eastern turfmen are badly In need of some
such colt. judging from the price paid for
Nnsturtiurn: hence there will be lively bid
ding. no doubt. should the looks and pub
lie running OF Alan-a-Dale fill the bill.
His first engagement is at Brighton Beach
next SATURDAY in the Brighton Junior
Stakes OF $4,000. Nasturtium Is also in this
stake. as well as Telescope. half brother to
Commando. and Yankee said to be the best
In John p. Madden's stable Alamo Dale Ia
son OF Hanna, who was one of Hapover's
best sons.
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Drug clerk. Beat Printer.

The st. Louis College of Pharmacy baseball
team defeated the Globe Democrats yesterda y
afternoon the c. u. c. campus by a score
OF Is to g.
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commercinl-Tribune'. Selections.

CONNIE rcial-Tribun Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cincinnati. O.. July 7.-On Newport:
Brown VAIL Havelock. Rare Perfume.
Remark Times Star, Flying Bird.
Ceylon. b. G. Fox Nekarns.
Minnie b.. Amoroso. Fairy Dell.
Poison Follow. Corinne c.
Free Admission. Pantland Flora Belle.
T0-Dny's Warrington Park Entries.
Chicago. July 7.--Washington Park entries FOR
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Trenton. ILL.,. July - The Trenton Baseball
Club defeated the ; Junges Of St: Louis here to-
son; Trenton played fast ball. making four
double plays. The feature of the game was the
long left-hed catch OF Meinkoth of Trenton in
the ninth. Score:
trenton ................e o1s o o o-s
Junges ....................0 I y 0-3
Batteries: Trenton-Robinson and Weiz. Junges
Epstein and Dace. - .tr -
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prp,1RI,Ic SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
today by score 81 to 0. This Is Kimberlys
6rsf defeat OF tina season. Batteries: Higoee-.
LiEht and Edwards. Kimberly Massrnsn brotn-
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Freeburg here to-day. Score, IA to 0. The pitch.
Ing OF Leitield was the feature OF the game.
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Milwaukee 2, Cievelaud O.

MIlWnuKee z, CIeveIand q.
Milwaukee. Wis. July THE home team re-
ceived a shaking. up to-day. and the change
worked well. Rsidy pitched a mastery game:
and. backed up by good fielding, shut Cleveland
out ..Jlggs" Donohue played his first game for
Milwaukee. covering first base, where he made .
very good impression
Besides tina pitching of Reidy and Scott. q
beautiful stop by Donohue. which cut off two
base hit. and a fine catch by La Chance OF q
FOUL fly were features. Attendance. 500. Score:
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL. - = :
Nascoutah, III, July 7.-Mascoutah defeated
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REpuBLIc sPEcIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlyle. ILL.,. July The second of a series q
Illinois between the Rreese and Lebanon base
ball clubs was won this afternoon by the B,eese
ers. the crack Lebanon pitcher. was knocked out
Of the box in the first inning. and Breess scored
Of the contest was the slussing Of the home
team. The game resulted: Breese .. Lebanon !.
Lebanon -swaers. Moore and Frederick.
The frs. game OF the series was won last sun
day by Breese.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
tsr Flora la a &; seese as:
REPUBLIC SPECIAL"
Waterloo III: July The NJ. ball saWs ,t 1e,dhs
batteries: waterloo-Juns AMI Adams. Evans
ville--North and Farrell.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy, H.; July The Quincy Reserve, TO- e,
iay ,s d sS score .he g, q to H. BIOS team
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
feated the home club TODAY. to 2 1t was
pitchers battle. with Sutherland and Ross oppos-
ing each other.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ss ., 81, 1a Louis ioas Is se the
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo. ILL.,. july THE st. Louis Consumers
defeated Cairo again TO-DAY; Coombs.s pltchins'
was too much for Cairo. Score: Consumer r.; !.
Ter. Cairo-French and Burgofs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nevada Mo. July Nevada defeated the
Kansa. City Blues Deserves here to-day. Score.
Reserves-Harding. Campo. Mitchell and Hasse.
RFpurRLIc SPECIAL
.o'Fallon. III. July The n'Failon Stars were
Lynch Rves Of st. Louis; Score. g to O.. The
game closed in the last half OF the eighth in
Ming. TIE Lynch Rves leaving the field. Bat
terIes--sfeyers and Stevens; Brewer and Daniel.
RFpr-1xIc SPECIAL.
staunton Ill., july 7-Staunton defeated Ed
wardsvllle to-day. Score. Is to -.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
sandoval; H.. Juiv 7...sandoval and the Cen
Score: sandoval q. centralia "A.
Wilson Bros Juniors defeated the Patoka
Club at Patoka. Score, to s.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sturgeon. Mo, July THE Sturgeon First
Nine defeated MOtprlv to-day ~ If
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To-Day, Brighton Beach Entries.

New York. July s.-FollowinE are tho entries
1or to-moriow's races at Brighton Beach:
raca Md ovo- ;v<c v,ly.s
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Minor Games,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
C,isv city. ILL.,, July THE Clay City baseball
team defeated the 1nsraham team here this after
noon BY q score Of q to g.
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Kid Mccoy ran so stout a race and fin
ished SO fast behind a good lot last time
out that he should make Barbee and Prince
Stonmouth hustle to head him OF to-day.
Prince Stonmouth ran a vigorous race last
time out and should be close NJ to-day,