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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
LApIDus WON PACIFIC HANDICAP.
La Golctn Was Third-Sweet Tooth
First in Adam Andrews Stnkes

San Francisco. Feb. IA good pro-
gramme was presented to racegoers to-day.
The features were the Adam Andrew Sell
ing Stakes and the Pacific Handicap. In
the first-named event, Sweet Tooth and
Paul Clifford. carrying the colors OF L. V
Bell. were favorites. and they ran one
two. Sweet Tooth beat his stable ccmraa-
ion neck. and MacGyle was a close third.
The Pacific Handicap repsultcd In an ex-
citing finish. Lapidus who led all the way,
won by nose from Greyfeld. La Goleta.
who receded in the betting. fell out of it
in the first part. but finished we'll when too
late
Bell took the last race wish Herculean.
well ridden by Burns. Black Dick, from his
stable, was second TO Afghan. at the odds
of 80 to /.
Durazzo showed that he is colt of de-
sirable class by winning the 2-year-oId
event from Adirondack in impressive style.
Master Lee. after running out twice. won
the hurdle race frcm Loyal s.. at cdls of
l5 to l. There was not much behind them.
Seasong refused the third jump.
During the first half of the meeting fssv-
eny-flve days. the :iew California Jockey
Club has distributed s207.ooo among the
hcrsemen. The smallest purse has been
SiCo. with handcaps of $500 and 500.
Green B. Morris is the largest winner,
with $4,000 TO his credit.
Jockey Spencer viii leave tomorrow for
New York. en- route to England. where he
viii ride for James r. keene.
Weather clear: track fast.
First race. half a mile-Durazzo. loo tO'Con-
nor). 2 to ). won: Adirondack. 10 u,ril!rnan,.
to l. second: Honiton lGl u. Woods, 3 20 l.
third. Time AZ. Orsandc. Minnie Dressed. j.
4. Bennett. Prestolus. High Chancellor and
Escarola also ran.
Second race, mile and a auarter--Mas.er Lee.
l2 u. Murphy, 10 to !. won: Loyal s. TT
Boynton). 10 !, second; Ron:tary. I9s CMat-
,ier,. TO l, third. Time. 2:25. solano, ssasong
and Elarte also
Third race. three -fourths of a mile, selling
Afghan. ll9 IL. Jackson. to !. won: Hack
Dick ils u. Woods: 80 TO / SECOND: shellrnount.
Tolle. Jacob Ninot. Bogus Bill. Lents- and VAN
Fourth race. mile and hundred yards. ha,,di-
ear-Lapidus ioi u: Daly,, to /. won: Gray
field. 102 tBirkenruth). 3is to l, second: La
Goieta. log tRansoml. 9 to !, third Time 1:I7
Commissioner Forster and Colonial Girl also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth. selling Adam
Andrews Stake - sweet Tooth. 20 iBirken-
ruth. to TO- won: paul Clifford, log Burns,
10 10. second: MacGyle. 80 CRansch), Is to
J, third. Time. la. Franeible. Red wald and
Horton also ran. sBeli entry.
sixth race, mile and an eighth. selllng-Hercu-
isan lus ,Burns) 10 ;. won; Artilla, i04
o,connorl; to l.. third. Time is4 Wndward. WS ,S.
ran.
Results mt Charleston.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
ROOT-CARDNER BOUT
WORST FAKE YET.
San Francisco Public, Again Open
ly and Brazenly Bunkoed
Is Disguised.
FIGHT WAS PLAINLY "FIxED."
Inside Gamblers Had Their Money
Down on Root and Expected
That the Referee Would
Decide on Foul.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 1.-The San
Francisco public has been duped again by
the plug-uglies Jack Root last night won
an alleged battle with George Gardner, at
the Mechanics Pavilion. The fight was
awarded 10 him in the seventh round on
foul. He played his part like real play
actor in melodrama. going to the floor and
squirrning around. Then. after the decision.
he arose and Strengthened himself as ably
as il about to make the encore bow.
All day the toUts and gamblers whispered
among themselves that the fight was liked
for Root TO win. He was ION the short
end" which means that Gardner was the
favorite in the betting. Still, the men who
fatten in the shadow of prize fighting kne"
perfectly well that Gardner was TO lose.
They put up their money against the
coin OF the Sportsnen, who backed Gard
ner on form. That they did not bet more
freely was because they feared the double
cross.
The inside gamblers know that Lou
Houseman was managing Jack Root. ant
local sports We're afraid to bank too heavily
money might he taken, and: while assured
that everything fixed for Root to be
declared the winner, Gardner might win:
That Gardner tried to lese on foul was
evident to everybody near the ring. lie be-
gan to deal suspicious blows as early as
the second round. and Roots seconds be-
gan crying Foui. TO the referee.
In the sixth tho fouls were so patent and
persistent that the jolts were evident TO
all.
In the seventh. Root. evidently act:n; on
the instructions Of his seconds, dropped on
his back and pantomined pain when Gard
ner struck one of his foul blows. Referee
Phil Wand promptly awarded the fight TO
Root and the fake fight was over.
The San Francisco sporting public had
been swindled lust once more. They went
home singing they never would be swindled
again.
generally answered by:
Sold again. This is the last time they'll
hunko me-"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
WESTERNS, MASKED BALL.


Members of the Western Rowing Club
held their annual masked ball last night at
Lcmp's Park Hall. and in spite of the IN
element weather. the affair was a success.
Until midnight the floor was reserved for
those in costume. afterwards it was thrown
open to all desiring to dance, and the affair
continued until early this morning.
The Arrangement Committee. composed
of Messieurs Keune. Menae. Kreh. Mueller,
Newell Walther, Mesheimer, Doerr, Sc
bastian and Weinheiner, was in full
masquerade costume. the members being
dressed as MeXicaDs. while members of the
Reception Committee We're all in fancy cos
tunes. The hall was decorated in the ma
tionaI colors. while the stage was covered
with palms. ferns and patted plants behind
which the orchestra played.
AS a souvenir each lady received q silver
pin in the shape OF an car, with the name
of the club on the blade.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Local sportsmen ard huHtsmen are pre-
pairing to organize an association for the
protection Of hunters. farmers and fisher
men. the general objects Of which. as set
forth in the announcements of the boty
are 10 provide a fund for the promotion of
just laws regulating the killing OF game
anc fish in this State: to protect farmers
from the trespassiHg of pot-hunters: TO reg
ulate The qN;inSity OF game that may be
killed by che hunter in the course os
day In the open season. and to protect
spertsmen from unlawful and blacknailing
arrests.
AT last Sundays meeting a temporary
committee o. nine was appointed to formu-
late suggestions for the bcdy. with the re-
suit that the above objects were set forth
The committee in charge consists of
Charles kurtz, August Webbc, g. j. Ma
lecek. Charles SchueddiG, 4. G ivanicll. s.
w. bunting. II. c. Tuiiey. chairman; r. c.
Wright. secretary, and L. j. Dients. treas
uror. n meeting will be he'd next Sunday
afternoon. February 9. at Pollmans Hall,
Broadway and Franklin avenue 10 which
all sportsmen are invited The meeting Will
be called TO order at = o'clock
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
BASKET BALL LEAGUE MEETING.
aommffte to Select Referee and De-
eide on Opening Date

Representatives of teams in the new
basket ball league met last night at their
headquarters, in Louisiana Hall, and next
thursday was decided upon as the date for
the opening game. On that occasion the
washington University Junior team and the
Company II team will meet In the first cen
test Of the new league.
IN an election to decide committee from
which the referees of the various games will
be chosen, Messrs Sears Lehman. Marion
Il. Parker Stremmel Surrey and Graham
were elected. They will appoint the referees
Ior each game. In an informal contest in
me nall last evening between the Washing
TON University junior team ard the South
side team, the South Sides won by a score
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
HEDGES VISITS KANSAS CITY.
Will Return to This City Tuesday and
Take Up Active Work.

Robert Lee Hedges. representative of the
new American League team, departed last
night for Kansas City, where he will :e-
main until Monday evening. He expects to
return to this city by Tuesday morning. and
to commence work at once in directing the
affairs of the club.
He announced that his first step would be
to open and prepare the downtown head
quarters of the club so as to have a con-
venient office. Immediately upon his re-
turn the work of the new club will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

won MT the Eypositon track this afternoon.
Weather threatening. Track fast. Results:
First race. selling. I'VE and one,half tuFlonsS-
Triiby Nelson won; Suffice. second; sadie SOUTH
well. third. Time. l:I5
Second race. SIX and one-half furlonss,Gond
Night won; Agnes Claire second: Ohio King
third Time. 1f4
Third race. handicap. mile and an eighth, over
FIVE hurtiles--King Along won: y. Bride, 5ec-
ord: Negoncie. third. Time. 2:lo.
Fourth race. selling, gentlemen riders. SIX ana
one-ialf furlongs-stu;tgart wGr: Ellis. second
Grace. third Time, 1:3n
Fifth race. selling six fuT.ongs-Ltke Ienso
won: By George second: Frank b. third Time.
1:lSlg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
NEW RECORD FOR CLAY PIGEONS.
Relic o. Ne!kcs Breaks 39 Out of 100
IL, Wacn Slnnf.

Waco. Tex. Feb. Tn the midwinter
shoot of the Waco Gun club. now in
progress in this city. Rollo o. Heikes of
Toieco. o.. broke the worlds record FRI
day afternoon for cla--Digeon shooting.
Shooting from the l3-yard mark he broke
80 out OF 100. and made Il straight run OF
50. He is already the champion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
ST. LOUIS rENpIN LEAGUE.


Though totaling twenty more pins than
their opponents, the Enterprise team of st.
Libertys on the Cass avenue alleys In the
first game. the Enterprise tried hard to
negotiate a 1Oco game hut fell nine pins
For the winners. Ameling totaled Gus, giving
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Drussists' Lenguc Standing.

In the Druggists cocked-Hat League ;he race
continues he close. with the II -rf & Fgerichs
end Moftitt-wests tied for first place. and the
Mound City Paints IL banS-Up third. Standing;
Moffitt- IL lo lieyer Bros. ....Is q
Eers & Frericfls is 10 ]. S. Mcrrells III Il
NJ. c. Paints .....i3 l. Searle & Hereths. lG
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Thursday. s. Merrelis W.. Never Bros.
Acme alleys: Eerf &c Frerichs Seare g. Her
eths Crescent alleys. and Mound City Paints
VS.. Moffitt-Wests Royal alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Trainer Huggin. Goe. to England.

New York. Feb. John HuEgins horse train
or Tor W. &. Whitney, sailed for London to- day
on the Mnaehaha. He had a severe chill abort
haif an hour before the steamship sailed, and the
ship's surgeon. Doctor j. Looming Walker. or
oered MIN 10 go to bed. saying he had the grip
Huggtns has charge Of Mr.. Whtney's racing es-
tablshment in England. and sailed to-day so
that he might he able to give Mr.. whitneys
Derby candidate. Nasturtium, his personal at
tentiop,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Patterson Want, a Rnc..

Pearl Patterson of No. 1923 South Broadway
who claims to be the champion haayy-weirht nm
ner or Missouri. is anxious 10 meet any heavy
weight sprinter In the country who weighs s3o
POUNDS or more. in race at fifty hundred
yards. Patterson weighs 2sO pounds stripped.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
SHOOTING GOSSIP.
Contests "t Dupont FarI-LOcal
SpGrtsmea to Organize.

The t!liFd shoot Tor the new Dupont medal
will t2he pi+cs today 1T Dupont Park, as
will also the shoot FOR the Rawlings medal
Last Sunday The at:e.daEce at the park
was -.;tte- poor, Yw.nS 10 the iacle,nent
face! the traps. Phil Weber caGreI Off the
honors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Will Offer Prize to BE Competed for
mt Olympian Games.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-The Executive Commit
tee of the Olympian Games Association re-
ceived word to-day from the French Min
lister of Foreign Affairs that NJ Loubet,
president of France. had decided to offer
n prize for some certain event in the
games Of 1894 magnificent specimen of
Sevres porcelain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

New York Feb l.-Tcrry Mcliovern has COM
pleted his preliminary training for the fight at
Louisville with Dave Sullivan. and will start
to-day for Cincinnati. where he will finish his
preparations for the fight
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
With SherYY0ais Sec0ud

In their four matches in the second series
of the Merchants League the Cappe!,s
have lost but three games and are easily
the leaders In the West End organization
The SherwoOdS are second in the race, four
games removed from the leaders. The
Bellevues and Haupts are tied for fourth
place. Below will be found the club stand
Ing and the individual averages of the high
ten men OF the league the figures being
compiled by Secretary II. f. Sherwood:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Machinists ......i Electricians 4
winders .........3 : Asscmbiers II !
The matches in the Emerson Electric Cccked-
Hat League last week resulted follows:
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Observation-Disclosures VS. Electricians on
Crescent alleys.
Friday-Winders VS.. Electricians on Royal al
leys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Association Game POSTPONED.

On account OF the inclcment weather the Jeffer-
con Club-c- X. 6. association game scheduled for
Athletic Park this afternoon. has been POSTPONED
and will not be played until next sunday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
GOSSIP ABOUT BILLIARDS.
Class A Tournament VIII Soon Begin
ut Grand.

With the finish Of the regular schedule
In the class B billiard tournament at the
Grand things became rather qiuet In a
billiard way The only thing in sight Is
the class 4 tournament. which will be
inaugGrated at the Grand neXt week. In the
meantime tournament billiards will be given
rest Thus far there seems no three
cushion players who thinks enough of his
ability to accept the challenge of l. c.
on terms for nearly u week. and his
challenge is now open to any OF the local
players.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
WEEKS SCHEDCL


Monday-lvies VS.. Topsys on Crescent alleys.
Thursday-Forresters vs.. Premiums on Royal
alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
I-cDVur Rncnr,I

Individual high single game, Enaerle. 80.
Individual high five games, Grath. 3I3
Team high single game. Brokers. 32i
Team hisn five games, leI3s, 400.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
BOW LING.

The individual averages of the Druggs,s'
League. as compiled by Secretary f. ]. HabeG-
ger. gives Neu the leadership. with the excel
lent average of is,9 for loo games. Doctor En-
derle occupies the place: The figures:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
ST. LOUIS LEAGUE.
GIIlenwnters and Mauewnls Tied for
| thc HOnOrs.

At the end of the third week of play in
the second series of the ST. Louis Cooked
Hat League the Gillenwaters and Name
wass arc tied for the lcadirS position The
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
High Ten Men.

According to Secretary Sierwoods figures
.Anseiine Is given the honor of being the best
individual performer in the league, but as he
has participated in only fifteen games his no.
sitton is hardly earned. Schoenle with ninety
games played. has an average of A. IS. CIymer
and Quicker are also better than A.. The fig
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Fred Pesch and C. Crogan will play a
Grand tomorrow night for 500 a side.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
THIS WEEKS S,


Wednesday-Republic vs.. Spencers on Acme
alleys and Consumers Eagles Royal al
leys
Friday-Rialtos vs. Blue Ribbons on Crescent
alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

The heretofore invincible. Kid Hues-
ton lowered his colors last week to J. D.
Loney. formerly of New York, but more
recently of Kansas City and st. Louis.
The match was played for the State cham
pionship ostensibly. although neither man
has been long in Missouri. However. Loney
states that he will defend the title against
all conlers
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Mullen OutpInys sigourney.

aire bil!ardist of Cleveland, former class \
champion Of the \. y. L.. has met W. II. Sig
Quincy. the Pacific Coast champion. In an m
teresting practice game at the Knicterbocker
Athletic Club. Mullen in excellent form and
oEtpayed his opponent from start TO finish. He
made Average OF Is 1924 and enc run OF So.
The score Was IiO to -.
J. DcSIun Smith and Frank Day played
two practice games of fourteen-inch baik-
line az the Royal last night. The scores
were:
smith-O n - 10 % o i As. Total. I39
high run. IS: average. II f-l,.
Days - 0 S - Il 81 IL IS II. Total. 200.
high run. 50; average, IL 2-S.
The score in the second game was:
Sinith--l2 l. /. l. . 70 ) 5 IS 1 5
o . TuEal. ~: high run, II; average. 3 Ill.
Day Is o = , u 70 > 30 0 II 2s o 3 . IS 1.
Tota, 49,: high run, ~. average, 6-2l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Clarence +. Green, former Chicagoan,
now proprietor of the Montauk Academy
in Brooklyn. is negotiating for worlds
championship pool tournament. Money
prizes agsregating S1,eco will be offered by
Green, as well as trophy emblematfc or
he is desirous of obtaining the entries or
the younger players OF the country. who
still have regulations to make. Owing to
ably will be played off. which will leave the
best men for the finish.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

The Consumers Eagles and Spencers are show
Ing the way in the Mound City Cocked-Hat
League, each being one game apart. The other
three clubs are basis for fourth po-
sifion. STANDING:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
RALPH ORTHWEIN BUYS
NOTED CALIFORNIA KENNEL
wealthy 81, Louisan Would Make Caty
tho COursinE Center Of
America. ..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. 4
San Francisco. Cal. Feb. I'D. J. HelaN
well-known California leashman. has diDs
posed Of his kennel Of fast greyhounds Ia
Ralph Orthwein. q wealthy young membG
Of the St. Louis Pastime Club. Orthwefn
has lately become a patron Of the SPORT
being drawn into the game by @. LAcH
Crawford, who is an ardent adherent Of tho
sport.
His declaration that he intends to mako
his city the coursing center Of America
augurs we'll for coursing in st. Louis. The
deal calls for a transfer Of SisQuoc. Thu
ron, Tapioca. Lady Clare. Elisha and imp
Fine Form; also three Ernin Pasha-Mag>-
gle N puppies and five Fortuna Faventes
Wane saplings. The older dogs are weIl>
known performers and will be valuable adj
ditions to the kennels Of the st. 1ou0
Coursing Club.
The new owner has sent on William Egaa
to take possession of the greyhoundA s
Close of FasiE-Tipton Sale.
New York. Feb. This was the closing dan
Of the Fasig-Tipton horse sale. Tho maturity q
Class animals were sold to-day. Tho sale begao
Monday. and in the week bS5 horses. the soua an0
daughters Of some Of the most noted ed ;rss -
The highest price was for Oakland Baron, 300j(
which went to Colonel Rupert. The total aMoun
Consigned by Two-Mnuts Stock Farm Cisvos
VI ss MsGsssia Saa Fl e sas:S = sss
cI.nant cssntlly M Sr smith m Is ;s 5r0''er BY
Consigned by P. I.afferty. Sharon, Pa,
Battev.on, b; e.. 10; trotser. by AIlsrton-Alise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
JESSIE JARBOE BEATEN A NOSE.
With as Good n Ride ns Prince Blnzes
Got She Might Have Won Stake.


New Orleans. Feb. Nuts skillful rid
ing gave Prince Blazes the verdict by Il
head in the Merchants Handicap, worth
$3.50 TO the winner. this afternoon. Ida
I.edford. Malay and Menace. all 1T hyes,
We're equal favoritCS in the betting. Inc
Morris cast-of. Choice. set a hot pace lor
six furlongs and then died out. yisiiinS
first place to Jessie Jarbos. who had been
IN close attendance all the way. The mare
tired In the stretch and Prince Blazes.
coming through fast at the end. saved JUST
ground enough on the final turn To i!nd
Kim winner by Il head -
In the 2-yoar-old scramble F'airyiikc. OF
set and Julia Lslem. the last-Damod Top
heavy favnrite and backed from IS tn ) 10
&. raced the fun half-miie in brcakaway-
Lyme, Howell and Richardson. their riders,
Were each suspended for week ana hned
SlCo.
The stewards were so dissatisfied with
HanGicaPpcrs performance IN the iifth that
they decided to refuse his entry IN me
future. The weather was rainy and the
track heavs. Not a favorite won.
New Orleans Summaries.
FIRST race. selling, one mie-pqctor Carrick,
1ol dSne,. lj 10 !. won: 81. David. lgS tii!AeS.
10 10. second. EarlayiuS.an. y i'opel l" i |.
third. T.uIe l:i%;a i;ase oS Aay. !la!k.ttH th1i-
esry. Qetma. badse Eel and Scotch bTamD!e
also ran. Philnla Paxton was leSt at The post ,oS
Second rae. four tuilonS:,l'iTk Fianet' to'
dryl. 10 to ]. second; Royal lrceiyer lyS !buh-
Reed. Fairylike. onset and Julia l-isls also ran
Third race. six tuflcnEs-lan nnep l2s WioIh
ieyb. 70 !, N-a: ILS-an Fo.t 10 tsh',i'! -
to /. second: II You Dare. - TT. Dean. Is 70 j.
tniEd. Tine, l:l7. NohlemaH, Ante Up. haioin''
Maggie Davis and Alpaca also ran. -,
Fourth racc. Merchants han4iCaN. enc anu
ose-sixt.eHth mIe-PrlUcc Elaz.s. i'r iNutp. :"
to J. wur: Jessie Jarhce, 9, G.uu.icEJ, = To !.
second: Henry OF f'raus1a:raT. % ti. MilleD, .
To l. third. Time. I:5S Petit Matte. A!hcri, +.
Dewey Ida I.e1furd Ben Chance. Cboicc, Malay,
Silver COR. and Menace also ran.
,iiO. Master broke d wn. ,,
Donncl0. ) 10 l. won; III Cher 10 dSne,'
10 J. second; StEangJ.t. III r'bhuTip. to !,
third Time, i:ic. T!Iaaicapper. leone, The way
and Saline also - ~.
sixth race six fucIUurs-Saud Flea, IS lW.
" aldo Is to .. won; l'rowi. IS d. Mill"rD. q" 70
/. second: James =. Eestins. g ,EaT). - to a.
Hart T.eIrtharl Soncrsault and Busttc also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

HIS W EI.k : StEftDU1.fN
Tuesday-Regents VS.. Ivanhoes Acme al
leys.
Wednesdsy-Iillies VS.. Tigers on Crescent al
leys end Securitys VS.. Ivanhoes on Royal al
leys
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Fred Pcyton who has a national reputa-
tion US pool player. and who. tied for
third place for the worlds championship in
the games played several years ago in
New York. is now an occupant of the
city jail at South Omaha. Peyton is not
confined because Of any infraction of the
ton lie has been in bad health for two
or three years and lately has been rapidly
failing. A few days ago his mind gave
way. and it is feared that he will never
regain the use OF his faculties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK
HaUpts at home 10 Bellevues.
Sherwoods at home to Bauer and BIacks
tappellS at home to Unions
Newsteads at home TO Vandeyenters
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

The rowing clubs having an interesting
time in their cocked-hat league. The Centrals
and Centurys are now tied for first place. Stand
ing:
W L. w l..
Centofys -...b ST. Louis .... ....5 ;
Centrals ..-...6 North Ends ....3 :
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Friday-St. Louis at home TO Centurys and
Centras at home TO Mound Citys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
him an average of 2O2 %. Becker. with 1s9.
was high for the losers. The score:
COOKED HAT AVERAGES.


The S. & s. team held It's own and still has
one-game advantage in the Central League. The
Acmes moved up to Il tie with the Crescents for
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
High Ten Men.

Monday-Acmes W.. Brokers' on Acme alleys.
Tuesday-Crescents vs.. Centurys. Crescent
alleys and S. & $. VS.. l9JSs. on Royal alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
Jobber., League Standing.

The Topsys OF the Jobbers' Cooked Hat League
have three-game advantage over the Dixies
who in the place. The Twin Flags are third
one game removed from the Flags. Standing:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

Roeders are In the rut. with the Globes and
Diels tied for fourth place. The standins;
Club. ". L. Ciup W
GlllenwaterS ....9 Clones ..---....-. o
Manewals .......9 Dels .....-...-.'.. q
Angecas ........B Roeders .........s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULES
Roeders at home TO Manewals.
Diels at home to Globes.
GiIlenwaters at home to Angelicas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-02
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Hoffman refereed. Charles Pesch and
Fred Crogan will meet Tuesday night N
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