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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
UNIVERSITY SENIORS
HOLD INDOOR MEET.
Elder Divisions at st. Louis Uni
versity Meet in College
Gymnasium.

Members of the senior and junior division
at the St Louis University held an indoor
meet in the college gymnasium yesterday
under the auspices of Coach Delaney. Sew
eral members of the college track team'
which will figure in the Coliseum indoor
meet March g. were out for competition and
q feature was the good work of Moran in
the half nl.
Moran ran an extra lap in the half-mile
event due to a raiscount by a scorer. cover
ing 962 yards in the fast time of 30, and
winning from a field of runners. 10 Some
of whom he conceded nearly a lap. Coach
Delaney is well satisfied with his prospects
for the meet, and believes that he will give
good account Of himself in the three
cornered match race at half mile
Pechman won two events ON yesterdays
card but was in receipt of a good handicap
in each event. With a handicap of thirty
yards ne won the 220-yard dash from Mori-
e arf;- and Gilmore who started from the
twenty and twenty-five-yard mark. re-
spectively. covering the distance in thirty
seconds. Pechmau also won the shot put
through his liberal handicap of nine feet.
his actual put being twenty-five feet ten
inches. which was brough. up TO thirty
four feet ten by his handicap.
Walsh. captain of the college track team,
was second in the shot put, composing from
scratch and putting the shot thrty-two feet
two inches. Pohlman was third with an
actual put of thirty feet one inch. which
was increased four inches by his handicap.
Dan Dillon won both high jump ana pole
vault, clearing fifty-eiGSt inches in the
jump, which his handicap of one inch
brought UP 20 ffty-nine. and vaulting 100
inches from scratch in the pole event. Drew,
The only other competitor in the pole vault,
totaled ninety-eight inches, including his
handicap of one foot six inches. Pohlman,
scratch. was second in the high jump with
fifty-eight inches. while Knapp was third
with fifty-five and ona-half inches.
Meyer won the broad jump. totaing twen
ty feet four inches. inclusive of his hand-
cap. Dillon was second with twenty feet
three. and Pechman was third with nine-
teen feet five inches. All were in receipt
of at least three feet handicap.
Moriarity won the twenty-yard dash thu.
scratch men being handicapped out of the
event by the distance they conceded to the
younger men. Moriarity was given seven
feet six inches out of the twenty yards:
Pohlnan, who finished second was given
eight feet, and Tobin. who was third. vas
given seven feet Six inches. This was too
great distance for the scratch delegation
to make lip in the sixty-foot run. although
Moran put up good effort and was close
up AT the finish
Coach Delaney is still receiving entries
for the event of March s. and prospects for
the meet are excellent. The universities of
Chicago, Illinois and Notre Dame viii be
represented besides the University of Mis-
souri, and Shurtleff. Especial interest Ia
taken in the track and relay events for the
schoiastic Classes. and both Smith and High
School teams are now in training for the
meet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
DEATH FAILED TO COME TO LIFE.
Odds-On FavOrite Defeated by 81
FIOrian at New Orleans.

Odds-Ou FavOrite Defeated by Sir
FIOrfnn at New Orleans.
New Orleans. La. Feb 1S.-Trebor and
Sim W. were the only winning favorites to-
day. Aberdalc stumbled ut the start in
the third race and threw Slack. The boy
escaped injury. Weather clear; track fast.
New Orleans sum nries
First race. six furlongs-Belle of Elgin l02 CT.
Dean,, Is to !. won: Bertha Nell, los Boyd. to
j. second: Lady Contrary. 10 u,ynel, to 2,
third. Tine I:14is. Judge Magee. A. l.. Mimms.
olekna. Flying Eagle. l.. Pilot. Jr.. Beauty
Book. Kiss Quick. Juanetta and Babs also
Second race. selling. mila--Trebo-. III
COt0, 70 .. won: Tros. I0H Ciorrniey). l6 to 1.
second: Poyntz. l07 CHavden) S TO l. third
Time. l:hiL- Icon. Eight Bells. Helen Paxton
and fiondelie also ran
Third race. selling, six furlonEs-Slm W. liz
,pdNrll. II TO !. won W.idemann. liz Urennanl,
= To |. second: Miss Conrad. 10 G.yne) II /.
third. Time. l:liii. Rival Dare, Laureate. Pill
!ardist. Nasterful. I4ofter. Io,a and Aaron also
ran, Absrtirle threw rider at the start.
Fourth race. handicap. wile-Cirantor. 91
IT. DEAN. to .. won: Johnnie McCarter. ss ~.
waldo; 70 /: second: Annoy, l06 IT Walsh. !
T. >, third. Time. la. Rrseda and Lady Al
b-rta also
Fifth race. six furlonCs-Sir Florian &c Cfeade).
tG to :, won: Death. 100 (Oiomp. : TO :. second.
Ven fi"l.rn. s.! Nv WaidoD. To l. third Time
l;1"i- Dlvonne. Choice and Monometullist also
ran
sixth race. selling. six and oue-haIf furlongs-
orla. " tiielSes0ni ) IN l. won Lady Kent. l0s
IT. pcanl. 10 l. second: John Iiripsby. il3
tOioTl. 1s TO d. third. Time. l:2S Nvx, Free
Coinage and Roomeruck also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
WILL MOVE TO NEW YORK.
American Lengue Openly Admits In
tentinn to PIncc IIuI, There.

the American League asserted to-day that
while he was well pleased with Chicago.
circumstances may compel him to locate the
headquarters OF the league in New York.
According TO Mr.. johnson the move will not
be from choice but from necessity.
Had | been located in New York or III
the Fast last year, there is hardly any
doubt but tnat We wouid now have 4 club
in New Yo"k,'' said President Johnson.
There is not the slightest doubt but that
We will finally have Il club In New York.
and by moving down there matters might
be facilitated. | have q plan which l am
not ready to give out yet, as l want the
directors of the league to pass on it. 1t
Is for the club owners TO say whether or
not We should have our headquarters in the
East This Will positively be settled Mt the
meeting in Detroit. March s."
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
HARyARD-yALE AGREEMENT.
Will Play Baseball. Row and Meet I'm

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 1s.-It has been
finally settled that Harvard and Yale will
meet in baseball, track athletics and row.
Ing this spring. Professor Hollis. chairman
of the Harvard Athletic Committee. TO-
hlsht gave out the result of the conference
between himself ard Walter Camp of Yale
last week. There are two main points
FIRST. the contest this spring shall go on as
nsuai, and II any question of eligibility
shall arise IL shall be settled between repre,
sentatives OF the two universities
Second, there shall be q conference in the
near iuture between representatives of the
TWO universities, which shall. among other
things. settle the following points:
first-The term OF years of the athletic
agreement; second. arbitration in regard to
tIves of the two universities: third. en-
foreefnent of rules of eligibility; fourth
satisfactory channels of communication be.
tween the two universities.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

r. Morrison defeated Mr.. Spencer in the
Cabanne Club continuous-pool tournament
last night after close game. In which
Spencer looked to be a winner up to the
last frame. Spencer played I'D points
against Morrisop's S.. During the first half
of the game both ran about even. after
which Spencer began to draw away from
his opponent and WAS gradually overcoming
his handicap when Morrison ran the game
out. Spencer having but few points to go
when his opponent finished.
Tonight the Cabanne Club will inaugu-
rate a novelty IN the shape of bottle-pool
tournament. which Is popular among the
players just now. NJ. T. Corwin (8D and
]. VIII Bresmer (4D will be the contestants
Jesse Leon. who is promoting the tourna-
ment. has large number of entries and
has arranged the schedule go as not to in
terfere with that of the continuous-pooi
tournament The best two out OF three
games will constitute nights play In the
bottle-pool tournament.
The score of last nights game by frames:
Spencer ulo)-9 3 s S 8 0 IL s 3. Total,
1885, scratches. s.
Morrison tS)-G : s Q IS Total
So; scratches 4.
Refsrcc-Jeeee Leon
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
The REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1902

Other scores made In the course OF the
lin, sis Sergeant Logan @ haSsoe; az: Comet. I o.
Jeans. 2is. Sergeant King, al0; Goetz. 2l9;
captain Creecy. 2os; Craig. 2lI; Spratt, az;
Phillips. 2ol: r. Thompson. a05: Lee. 2l5;
Ruel. 2l5; Borden. 22l; Burns. 20l: Race,
PA: Degnan. a5 Shinneman, 222: Barada.
III; Daniel, 2ll
Members of the expert division yesterday
accepted the challenge of local civilian ex-
perts TO a special revolver match. The date
will be set sometime this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
sale Of Horse. nt Le.inr,on.

l1exington, Ky, Feb. is.-At .woodard &
Shsnkiin's to-day Country Jay, ch. T.. 6 wears
old, by Jay Iiawker. dam Paronclla, by Para-
vile; was sold TO 5. 7. Ryley, Lexington, for
81, 600 Following amopg the other sales:
Colonel Cleary, 2:2fii, b. g.. :, by Alice Wilkes.
dnm by aberdeen sold TO W. II. Mcdonald.
tuthbert, Ga, for 500.
Bay Ally. 2. by Mole. dam Maggie Yeazer, r.
II: shockency, Lexington; $3.50.
Maggie Bird: w; J, Young, Lexington; se25
Governor Boyd 2:2ei., b. c., 1, by Ashland
Wilkes. dam Miss Didlake NJ. B. German,
Beefont. Pa: s54c.
Chestnut colt, 8, by Ashland wilkes, dam Miss
Mct;regor. NJ. J. Bray. Evansville; $50.
Ietitta, gr. T.. ]. by San Mateo. dam Euxine
Ci,m Beachy; $500
Ninety-fve horses were sold to-day for an
average OF $ls9 per head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
CHAMPION JErFEIEs IMPROVING.
His Illness Proves ExpensiVe-To he
gin Training Soon.

REPU BIG SFEI I'M.
New York. Feb. ls.--Jim Jeffries. the
champion pugilist, is much better to-day.
Still his physician says he must not leave
his room for at least three days The cham
pion does not like the idea of remaining in
his room. for this little spell of illness will
cost him something like 5000. He WAS to
have PLAYED one-night stands through
Pennsylvania this week. but had to call
them off.
IL he is well enough by Saturday. Jeffries
will start for Cleveland Saturday night.
and after weeks engagement there will
go directly to the coast to begin training
for his fight with Fitzsimmons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Joseph FOrshaw won the half-mile sknting race
for amateurs at the Ice Palace last evening, de
feating Ray Papn. Charles Johnson. Albert
Shaw and Jesse Bodine, in 1:S2. Forshaw in
terds to challenge the winner of the Mckinney
Shaw race at the palace to morrow evening, when
the men will in the final event of their
ccries OF half mile races. Joseph Forshaw, Wv
ian Dohhs and Andy Blons. winners OF the half
mile events for amateurs In the last three weeks,
III meet In special race next Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
POLICE REVOLVER WORK.
Twenty-nfne Members of Expert Divi-
sion Pass 200 Mark.

Thirty-four members of the expert police
division attended revolver practice at the
new range yesterday. and of these twenty
rine passed the 200 mark in their total
score OF ten shots. This is the best days
passes any record made by any division OF
the force.
Dryden of the Ninth District was high
man with a total Of 2s3, while Hayhurst
was second with score Of 81. Reeves got
third place with q total Of go. Captain
McNamee appeared for practice for the first
time in two weeks. but the best he could
do was total of 30 in his ten shots
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
we.tern League Circuit, u,e,iaY

81 Joseph, Mo. Feb IA meeting OF the
Circuit COMMITTEES of the Western League was
to-day called for Saturday afternoon In this
city. a. which time the two remaining clubs Will
ha definitely decided upon. making eght-clut
circuit. It IL almost certain that Peoria will
be one of the two An answer Is awaited from
Frank Flynn of Des Moines. who expects to be
In the game again this year. The work OF Sat
urday finished, the Schedule Committee will lie
sible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION.
securitys 5. Lilies 0.

The Securities shut out the Lilies on tho
great form; negotiating a team average OF
star His nrst two effor.s nette,I him sa and y
pins. respectively: He hasged a total Of sos an
average OF 90 3-5 per game. Jones gave him
good support. with an average of better than 81
Wyatt was well over the half-century mark
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
One Favorite Mt CharIe.top.

Charleston. s; c. lFeb. ls-sannivel was the
only winning favorite et the Exposition track
this afternoon. Weather clear. track slow Re
suits: "
First race, selling. 3-year-oIds and upward four
and one-haif furlongs-Glad Hand won; Fred
Graft, second; Toad Rainey. third Time 80
second race. 3-year-olds. five furlongs-Oton
Lay won; Georgiana. second; Palms. third
Third race. 4-year-olds and upward-Ellis won:
sa!ome. second: kildarle. third Time l:49
Fourth rnce. 3-year-oids and upward six fur
tongs.LAdy Hayman Won: Trilby Nelson sec
ond; Aatagnne. third. Time. I:2i
t1rth race. selling. 3-rear-olds and upward
I'VE furlongs-S2mivel won: Certaiu second.
Randolph. Jr. third. Time. 1:0,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Baltimore Feb. lS.-John Mcmahon Of this city
father-in-law OF joe Kelly, has been elected
president or the Baltimore Baseball Club al; the
stockholders annual meeting. to succeed Sydney
Frank. This is interpreted to mean that Nc
MsEon. Kelly and McC'raw now control the club
Kelly probably viii captain the team for part
Of the season McCrsw dividing honors with him
The Baltimore team will go 10 Savannah for
practica the latter mart Of AInrch
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Schaab's alleys were The scene OF scttO sun
day between the old Towers Of two years ago
and the present OF that name. which is
leading the Worlds Fair League. The old
timers were Il little rusty. but showed sufficient
speed to take th-ir uamesakes into camp in four
Of the FIVE EaTn-s Following are the scores:
oiG ef;,. TowsrsECramer s. ~ W'lsiams Al i,s;
T0wers-Schsab. sc a-5; TeusCher ~ 2-5: Kelly
81 Is. Oberkircher 81, Frank 20 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
"Youns Corbett- seeks IL Fight.

Toledo O.. Feb ls.-William Rothweil c'Young
Corbett''D announces through his manager here
to-day that he viii be ready TO meet the winner
Of the sullivan Nctiovern fight. lie Will have
rel Tesentative at The ringside and Will present
the challenge
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Oakland Selections.

San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 1s-Qn Oakland.
First R&ee-Scrsenwell Lake, Courtier CIhapute
Sscond Race.Vasallo. Friioln. RcIdo
Thirc Race-Malaspina. Montana Peeress Lass
of Lavsdon '''''
tSrith Race.Dr: Eoyle. Bard Burns Maresa
sbth Rsce-Evander. Phyllis. IIuachuca
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
The Husuenot shipped East.

L, Mngton. KY, Feb H-Trainer James Rowe
las ordered The Huguenot. winner OF the W'itk-
efs the brooklyn Derby and other great Eastern
ever Is. shipped to his training GROUNDS at Brook
for big events this season. The horse came here
will stand training. He 10 4 full brother to Hem
~ of Navarro by knight Of Eilersle, dam Miss
Eose by Imp. The III Used.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
DR.. B0HAhnAN

Cnre, all CHRONIC Diseases pr Bvegt.ble Curative
positively Nervous Debility Seminal
Manhood any evils resulting youthful errors
in from weeks In
advertised in the ST. Louis papers forty years.
has failed In curing the Worst mpsrs
and Nigor with magical effect to those MIDDLE AGED
MEN who feel weakness beyond their Price
oars ;risl package, One Dollar. sufficient TO show that
the Remedy viii do adv ersed only by DR. e.
A. BoHANNAS, No sc Morgan Street, ST. Louis Mo.
Established lsS7. Private Circular FREE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Office 3. Hindery =.
DOE run TEAM DEFEATED.
BANKERS Shut Out Visiting Team In
Ten-Rin mitch.

The Bankers OF the st. Louis Tenpin League
howled a tenpin match last night the Court
house alleys against picked team from Doe
Run. Mo. and annexed all three games though
the Doe Run men made good showing Bush
led the locals with average of 1893 "a Black
well End Giiiispie were the leading pair for the
visitors. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
BINDEIsY

The S & s and Brokers Of the Central Cooked
Hat League contested the Royal alleys last
night. The : Il $ the better OF the pair
and succeeded In landing four OF the games.
Meier and Enderie with splendid averages, led
their teams. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

The Haupts called on the Newsteads on me
Newstead alleys and left four games o'nii,',
though they lacked but three pins ot taking the
second event The Newsteads let down IN the
fourth and lost in verv doggsh game. Boniler
with columns of S--i5-53 lr5 led the winners;
and White excellad for the losers. AIRED Iilktu
in Tough luck and gathered only ;Sd pins IN MS
five times up. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

WORLDS FAIR LEAGrE.


'hs TnT'rs r1at"ria!lr strengthened their lead
in the Worlds Fair Lcacu. last night by tax n
-FOUR tai.-. from tae Black Labels IN the s;ch,4U
alleys. In their fourth essay the winners piled
up total II eos pins. DboJisircher's game Il
:. ia the touftiI event Is the second highest tn
dtv!.'ual game in the l"a@ue. Tn. score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

New York, Feb ls-Frank 0. Dupee, who
pitched last season for the Portland club OF the
New England League signed today by the
New York club. With pupes. the club has
twenty players under contract, nine Of this
number being pitchers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
MILLER-FLAyEN LEAGUE.


The gindery and Types of the Miller Flaven
Cocked-Hat League met the Crescent alleys
last night and the Bindery won all but the
middle game. Gecks and Stocker did by far the
best bowling for the winners, while Schopper
and Price led the losers. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

And there are others. Lots Of others. So
long. They're going to take me out for a
walk now. But. hully gee. / wish ! knew
what I'll go up against next / don't want
any more OF that hop as they cali it. if l
can get away from II. Ta-ta.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Gather clear; track heavy.
Oakland Sum m q rfes,

First race; FIVE and one-half furloEss selling
Weaver rs (Buliman). TO 2. won: Basseazo,
ia a. DalN1. to l. second: Senator BRUCE nj
tE Jones). Is to l. third. Time. lib. Sir Ciaus
and Discovery also ran.
Second race; seven furlongs. seiling-Buck Tay-
i2r: 10, usnllmanl. r to L. won: Ell Rey Ioa
,kansch) TO !. second: Alturas, 102 rrruSlerI
to /. third. Time. I:Ss,.. George Dewey. In
trads Satan. Chappie and Tinsalins also ran.
Ihiru race. selling. five and one-haf furlongs-
kid9e IS a.. Jackson, 8 to 3. won: Elkarn. Ioi
!bullH!anJ, 10 J. second: Courtier. lGe cTroxler,
Y to ], third. Time. 1:IiIs Spry Lark Rasp
Grayfette and 1ialette also ran
Fourth race. six furlongs-Redwald, .a1 JO'Con-
hor). to 2. won: February. le5 jIowson) os to
second: John Peters. I02 q. Woods. to s.
third Time. l:"sit. Pompano and Castake also
Fifth raoe, selling. mile and an eghth-.rhe
rretter- ~ tOConnorl to !. won: WoIhurst
III Il, Jackson). 2 to l, second: Fcrmero III II.
Woodsl. TO 2: third Time. e-)a. Sam Green
Sixth race. selling. furlongs-I1destar
lGy tBirkenruth: 10 !. won: Hungarian. lO4
'EowsonD. to ]. second: Quiz II lG6 d. Jack
som, to J.. third Time. I::5 Rushfielis
Ffanero. Zurich. The Gaffir and Ned Dennis also
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
DAY SUCCESSFULLY
DEFENDS HIS TITLE.
Defeats F.. c.. Mack in Match for
State Three Cushion Billiard
Championship.

Frank Day last night defeated +. c.
Mack in the final block OF fifty points
i'm the three-crshion billiard match for the
championship of Missouri Day successful
" defended his title in all four nights
play, coming out ahead on each section,
winning the total by 4 score OF 200 to l6s
The score of last nights game at Hausers s
was 80 to IS.
The odds were greatly against Mack last
night To win he would have been COM
PEELED 10 play IS points to Days 90 The
men were close together in the early in
nings, the score being tied at 9. Day gained
a slight lead. but lost il, and Mack led
up to the halfway point. where the score
was again tied run of five in the seventh
eth inning put Day in the clear. and he
maintained his lead to teh last.
Day was strong on the safety game and
rarely left Mack easy shots. A large num-
ber of his points We're made on bank shots.
including some neat draws. Mack played
the long shots to good advantage, but he
was unable to keep away from kisses"
which spoiled his chances many times. Day
was well up on his last ten buttons when
Mack negotiated Il run of four, and for
awhile it looked if Mack had a fair
chance to finish the string first, though he
was hopelessly behind Oh the total number
of points.
Day now has clear title TO the State
championship. having defeated Billy Ryle.
the Kansas city expert. and Mack who is
considered as his most worthy opponent In
ST Louis, with the exception of Charles T.
Noland- 1t is hardly likely that No.and
can be induced 10 make a match with Day
as he is competitor for the amateur
championship. which will go to the winner
OF the class A tournament. Ryie has en-
pressed a desire to have another set-to with
Day, and II is possible that match be-
tween Mack and Ryle will be arranged
Following fs the score of last nights
game:
Day 0 0 4 1900 5000 o o ooo q n
20 8 0 / 0 o 0 0 o o ,021
9e30oo01 o lole0000 ] 0
y 1 y 90 Total 70. High run 5:
average, .5sia. Grand total. 200 -
Nackal | l 0 1o1 0lo1000s 0oI0a
5ug 90 2 o . 0 o d u /, / nO D
U3iS % 0i 90 0I04oI2 l0uO'
vVo . l 0-Totai, IS. High run T.
average. 20. Grand total 1sg
sore by sections: Day-Jo. 50 80. So Mack
neferee--Glarenoe Hufchings
Marker-Bred Jennings
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
St. Louisnn Wins Honor. .t Val.

Eew Haven. Conn. Feb ls.-George W AIbin.
1872, of 81. Louis. Mo, captain OF the Yale gym,
nasium team, tonight awarded the cham
pionshlp and ~, being the winner OF the
test. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
ST. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.


The FTcrlsts prcserted the Iisers with a
goose egg on the Courthouse alleys last night
The flower fanciers never in danger at any
stage OF the contest. Ellison rolled his usual
good game and led the winners The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

ne annual Glass three-cushion billiard
toui hameht begins at the Grand Tonight
and will run several weeks. the winner q .,
sumlhg the title Of amateur three-ctshion
chhfnpion of Missouri. The field is a good
one this year, with ten entries and there
promise to be several tight finishes though
Cnaries 4. holland is regarded as n sire
winner The absence of Captain Lawrence.
VINO gave Noland hard rub last year is,
regretted. but with Ed Adams back in the.
tray ana Frank Peterson playing the best
game of his life. the prospect for a close
finish for the first three places Is good
Promoter Schaefer has arranged a sched-
liie that will place the best games in the
last week. as was the case in the recent
Glass b affair. The winner will receive a
costly championship embem-a diamond
studded shield. with an appropriate design
and an inscription worked ont in diamonds
He will not compete In the following Class
y tournament. but will defend the title and
emblem against the winner. following the
close of future tourna ments. Following are
the entries: Clarence Hutchings, winner of
the Class tournament: A Brock Doctor
Campbell. George Hevner. Frank Peterson
Bob Stone. Charles T holland Tom Wright
Ed Adams and Gus Wheeler. Hutchings
and Brock will meet in the inaugural game
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
HE,s, T"ACk At OAKLAND.
Three FaVOrites Landed for Talent
The Fretter In "a Drive

San Francisco, Cal, Feb 1S-The horses
ran over the worst tract; of the season at
oakland to-day. But three favorites sue
ceeded In getting home in front
huiiman was forced to ride The Weaver
the opening event
In the mile and an eighth race, The Fret
ter beat Wolhurst a neck after fierce
drive through the stretch. Lodestar upset
calculations by suddenly regaining his sliced
and winning the last race from Hungarian
and Quiz H.
After showing early speed Flamero the
favorite. stopped badly
Bullman and OConnOr each rode two
winners
Weather clear. track hsavv
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Tenth Round I'm Chess Tournaments.

Monte Carlo, Feb. lS.-PlayeTs in the inter
national chess tournament engaged in the tenth
round to-day. Plllshury downed JanOwski. There
Will be no regular round played tomorrow. but
the drawn games from previous rounds will be
replayed. The following is the record up to date: