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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-30

Fair and warmer tonight and
Friday light variable winds,
becoming fresh southWesterly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Suspensions Against Jay Eaton
and Orlando Stevens Reduced
to Two Years.
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Track Owners TO Incorporate Un-
der the Laws of New Jersey
Failure to Pay Prizes to
Be Investigated.

-; York. Feb 4-The annual meeting OF
.he National cycling Association was be-
nun IN this city to-day. ]. Frank Eline. OF
baltimore presided. The American Racing
Cyclists Union was represented by Frank
I, Kramer. the professional champion OF
1901 and representatives from tracks ana
cI,,bs all over the country were In attend
ance. The Board Of Appeals made the fox
lowing rulings:
In the case of Jay Eaton. who was scs-
ne,,ded for life on u charge Of crooked rid
ing at yaisburg. y. j., the sentence was
cut down to two years suspension. TINS
will expire next fall. In the case OF A Il.
Mci)ufAe, who was fined by the American
Ilacinp Cycling Cnion the board decided
= that owing 10 the fines having been I'M
posed before the National Cycling LAssocia-
tion was organized. the matter should be re-
ferred back to the American Racing Cy-
clists' Union.
1T was announced that the track own
ers had agreed TO incorporate under the
Iews of New Jersey, the corporation to be
,Snown as the American Bicycle Track As
eociation.
a committee to consist of n. l. Bridgman.
New York, Frank L. Kramer. Detroit; j. i.
Nevln of Jersey City, and Pat sheehah,
:. Providence, was appointed to revise the
bylaws.
a recommendation of the Board or Con-
troll tEat the punishment inflicted upon r.
A. Mcfarland for his action In the SIX 1ay
race ut Boston be reconsidered and that ne
he fined $50, or supended until May ID next
was accepted.
The following officers and boards were
elected: President George NJ. Hender'
Springfield: first vice president, =. b. Bios
Colonel Felix X. Wendelschaefer. ProVi-
dence: secretary, Thomas A Roe, New
York; treasurer. A. G. Batcheller. New
York Board of Control: A. G. Batcheilsr,
chairman; r. +. kelsey, Boston; y. r.
Turngeon. Buffalo, n. Y; e. r. K1osterman.
Baltimore; Harry Hartley. JacksonViiie'
Fla; W. /. Doty. Denver. Colo; W. l.
Loos Los Angeles, Cal; Frank Ia Kramer.
American Racing Cyclists Union. Detroit.
Mich. Board of Appeals: G. A Needhani.
chairman. Brooklyn; Abbott Rasset. BoS-
Cily; Horace S. vogel, Philadelphia; g. A.
Miles, Chicago.
A. A. Mclean, who was interested IN the
last six-day race In Boston, was called upon
TO explain why s., 100 in prize money had NOT
been paid. He said that others interested in
the race had not made losses good. A COM
mfttee was appointed to try to bring about
a settlement of the matter.
The suspension for life against Orlando
Stevens, who was charged with crooked rid
ing In Eaisburg. was changed to two years
franchise for Lowell was granted to
Fred Lake.
a committee was appointed FOR benent
meet, the proceeds to be used to care for In
jured riders. The meeting adjourned until
April 2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
WAR SCANDALS STIR BRITISH
Disclosures Of Fraud Cause Wide
spread Indignation.

London. Feb TN the House OF Com
mons last evening Major Arthur Lee tCon-
servative). formerly British attachs with
the United States army during the Spanish
American war. and later British military
attache at Washington. said that the ser
vices of the chief horse expert Of ths United
States army had been offered to Great
Britain as adviser in the purchase of Amsri-
can horses for the British army.
The revelation was made during a heated
debate on the remount question. when
Major Lee said:
The accredited representative Of tho
War Once. Colonel Wardrop. the attache
at Vienna, was given no opportunity Of
showing what knowledge he possessed Of
the resources Of the country. In tho same
way. I. being military attache at Washing
ton. was not informed that there was any
intention Of buying horses in the United
States.
II learned from the American newspapers
that British officers had been sent to buy
horses. but I was not informed who they
were. NOR was I asked to give them such
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05


skilled specialists can ana VIII give you ne
We o s n
Wp;&a Of
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OrS. FRANCIS & &FRANClS, @19 ,s 20 :5. 5aaTs <, st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
JEFFRlES AND FiTZ
PRACTICALLY MATCHED.
Champion Finally Agrees to Ftnan-
cfnl Terms and Fight seems
Assured.
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Feb. 4.-Bound by his an
nounced intention Of standing by any
agreement satisfactory to his manager.
James ]. Jeffries. the heavyweight cham
pion. was practically matched to-day to
fight Bob Fftzsimmons before the Yosemite
Athletic Club OF San Francisco. The d.
vision of the money will he one-thlrd for
each man and the other third for the club.
win, lose draw.
Jtffries. on Monday. in consultation with
James c. Kennedy, has held out for Il 10
and y per cent division of the purse. 1t
was pointed out to the champion that Fftz-
simmons was the bsst man for him to meet
and Jeffries admitted that the former Aus
tralan was probably the best drawing
card he could go against.
After much argument Jeffries said that
anything that would be acceptable to De-
laney would suit him. Kennedy thereupon
telesraphed the champions manager. Bill
Delaney, who replied. telling Jefrries to
acct ut the trims offered him by the Eosem
ite Club. one-third to each, principals and
Glib.
For the final arrangement as to the Sign
ing of the new articles and other matters
contingent upon battle of such impOr-
tance. Jeffries and Fitzsimmons will confer
with Kennedy tomorrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
MouNCE INDEFINITELY SUSPENDED.
Kcnilworth, Who Finished Nowhere
&aturdny. Won ERsily YeAterdaY.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 4.-Jockey
Meunce was indefinitely suspended at Oak
land to-day as a result Of the improved
showing OF Kenilworth In the Kearney
Handicap. Last Friday the horse was
favorite in the San Ramon Handicap. but
Mounce took him back. and he failed to
get any Of the money. To-day he took up
10 pounds. and, leading most of the way.
won from Rollick, covering the distance in
l:i2s4. Lee Jackson had the mount. The rid
ing OF Mounce has caused much unfavorable
comment.
Favorites fared badly. Kenilworth being
the only one to land during the afternoon
The closest finish of the day occurred in
the last race, when Joe Ripley. ridden by
Brodien, won by nose from Dunblane.
with Burns In the saddle.
John Peters, the 1-to-3 favorite in the first
race, and was beaten head in q hard drive
by Wyoming. at to !.
Weather clear: track heavy. Summary:
First race. three-fourths OF q mile. selling
Wyoming, 139 tBullman). to l. won; John
Peters. 12I u. Woodsl. to 10 second: Argeto
los tMathewsl to ]. third, Time. 1:i7. Skip Ne.
Bill Bohamanson, Loyal S. also ran.
Second race. Futurity course, sellinE-JinElers
ratf). ( to |. second: Hippona1 III q. JacksOn).
White, Screcnwell Lake, Breton, The Hoodoo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

ST. KELVIN COUNCILS EUCHRE--st.
Keyin's Council. No. n. will give a eachre
and hop next Friday evening at Compton
Hall. Compton and Park avenues
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
JaNowsKY AND MIEsEs BREAK.
Each VI ins Both Of His Ga Mes In tho
International Tournament.

Mente Carlo, Feb. Ain the second round
of tile international chess tournament,
played here to-Gay, Mieses and Scheve won
from Aihin and Mason respectively. The
game between Pillsbury and Wolf resulted
in draw. These were the Glly two games
completed at the midday recess
In the afternoon sitting The rest of the
games were decided. Marshall managed to
get a winning position and TarraSch had
finally to resign: Schechter, as was antlci-
patcu, beat Iuggio: Janowski accounted
easily for Mortimer as did Techmann for
PoPel. Napier en- the other hand made a
slip and finally lost to Gunsberg while
Marco came out victorious against lsen-
berg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
COLLEGE MEET MARCH 8.
St. Louis University Indoor Games
VIII Take Place In COlisenm.

VIII rake fthce IN SOiaBeum.
Members OF the st. Louis University
Athletic Association have decided upon
Saturday evening. March 8. as the date for
their annual indoor athletic meet, and the
event viii take place on that day IN the
Exposition Coliseum. Entry blanks have
been prepared and sent TO the various col
leses throughout the State. and it is be-
lieved that the meet will be one of the
most successful in the history Of the uni
versity.
Notre Dame and the Christian Brothers
College have already decided to enter and
1t is practically certain that Kirksviile will
send its track team to compete. Athletes
of the Missouri State University are eN-
pected to compete. and it is believed that
many of the Eastern college cranks. who
will come West for indoor meets. to be
held at Chicago and Milwaukee. will visit
this city.
In the scholastic division. entries have
already been pledged from Smith Academy
and the High School. while the Western
Military Academy and the Manual Training
School are certain to have Representatives
entered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

How many mothers realize that when
the baby's advent is expected they need
strength for two instead of one. Won.
en-, weak, nervous, rjust able to drag
around" fird themselves confronted
with coming maternity. They have
not strength enough for themselves how
can they have strength to give a childi
We don't look for the birth of strong
ideas from weak mind. Why should
we expect the birth of strong children
from weak mothers!
The way to ensure health and STRENGTH
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Totals ...ss % 2os 2e7 40 2ls 2o4 2os lo5 - L
ST. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.
Diel. 2. Worid,. E.ir i.

Totals .ls 10 1s7 24s eos 1874 2aa 70 llo7 ~ 7-:s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05


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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
iEal record is as follows;
RAMSAY An EASY WINNER.
Defeats Enmick in CnbaRne Club
Pool Tournament.

Allan Ramsay and V. ]. Emmick were the
Contestants in the Cabanne Club continu-
oi.s-pool tournament last night. and Ramsay
proved a dark horse. winning in walk.
Emmick played 10 points against Ramsay's
60, but he was far from being in good form,
while Ramsay played above his usual speed
The final score was So to S. John Morrison
Q5O and Doctor Ball G0 will play Tonight.
Last nights score:
Ramsay-.l0 01 So +SsTs5 s1s:sa7
3 .. Total, IS.
EminIck-5 ssIos s4seS7Issros
2 0. Total. So.
Rsfsyee-Morley
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Annie " Max. Faunarlaa a.: :,andero. also

Annie II. Max. Faunarina a.. Zanderos also
ran.
Third race. seven -Eixteenths of a mile. 2-year-
olds, purse. madens-Dottereil. LA tO'Connor) )
to /. won; M!reinia, LIS tRansom). ga TO l. sec
ond: imp Puss in Boots. lis tBuman> c to .,
third. Time. "a. Maud Sherwood Little Mar
garet and Minnie Drossel also ran.
Fourth race. mile handicap-Keniiworth, 100
IL. Jackson). . to s. won; Roilick l0& lRanschJ.
third. fime. i:ia... Mercer also 'mafp'' ram !" l.
Fifth rage. ihree-fourths OF mile, selling
Evander. III tf,u.lman). TO !, won: Maraschino,
1ll IL. Jackson). to 5. second: BaIdo ia
IAiounce), to !. third. Time. I.I.i. Senator
ran.
Sixth race, mile and nifty yards selllng-Joe
Ripley. Ia tBrodie). 10 to l, won. Dunblane ia
tBurnsy. 10 to l, second: Galanthus, IIs (OCon-
norl. to ], third. Time. l:s7A- Hungarian
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

at the Exposition track this afternoon. They
We're Ducassa in the third and Diva in the nfth
Weather clear: track fast. Results:
frst race. selling. five furlongs-Randolph. Jr..
1pG.
Second race. six furiongs-Aynes Claire won:
Little Tower second: Rose Il. thid. Time, 1:2la
Third race, mile pucassa won. oricius second !.
Soudana third. Time, LASH.
Fourth race. selling. six furlongs-Presgrav re
Time, LEO.
Firth race. selling. six and half furlongs-
DIVA won, Jim Scanlan second, Vince third
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
RACE TRACK AT JOPLIN.
Local Capitalists Organise Com
uuuy with stock OF kSO,OOO.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jopiin. Mo-. Feb. THE RiselinY home
stead. consisting OF forty acres. lying just
within tie city limits IN the southwestern
part OF Joplin, was purchased to-day by
Gilbert Barbee and ]. l.. Pearson. two 10
cal capitalists for a consideration of So
Co., These purchasers have organized q
company to be Incorporated under the laws
of Missouri with capital of $4,000 for the
purpose OF transforming the tract into
race course and baseball park. In addition
to this q summer theater will be built and
golf links constructed.
1t Is intended to have two race meets each
year and to offer large purses. The park IS
connected by electric line with cities hay-
ing an aggregate population of nearly 10o.-
eNo and will be the only race track OF any
consequence in Southwest Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
NAvAsoTA wox 2-YEAR-oIp RACE
Tickle Saint and Carl Kahler the
Other Winning Fnvoritex.


Other Winning FnvoriteX
New Orleans. La, Feb. 4.-FicIxle Saint.
Navasota and Carl kahlsr were the win
ming favorites to-day. Weather clear and
cool: track iumpy. Summary:
SIM, ts,s race Ds. selling. six frienss Ficile
lIs tSlackl, to l. second; Frank Jones s
stone stone Warren Point. Bobs. Aaron A., L. Mlnlms.
Sc, Sseond E.ee :-yesr,olds. three and one-harr
sv,s, sweet Nell ll2 ecoSurn| to l. sesend: Com:
2utaton llD tBlak0. ) to l. third. Time AZ
Lazy Matehiess Sue Nius and Offset also ran.
Third race. selling. one and one-quarter nile
SSari9rinsian 6 % s. tCEeamsr,. 10 to /. won; Erne
Pssn, II to 10 third. Time. 2:isss. The way.
DaIketth and Chancery also ran.
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards-Nobiernan
tcs uouden). to !. won: Choice. log IT. peanl
TO = second: Silver Coin los JDaie), to l.
third Time. 1:f7S. Albert +. Dewey GoldaSa
ana frennghuysen also ran
flfth race, selling. mie-Pirate's Queen IL
tOtnl: u to :, won: Elsie BrambIe. 105 tCoburnI
q Co i. second: Masterful, 50 tGorrnleyl u TO L
tnird Time. l:B. Eda Riley. Doctor Cirrck
DrambrrE and La Gayto also ran.
sixth race, selling six furcnss-Carl EahIer
loi tI Dean. TO 10, won: Weideman. % Q)adel
10 = second: IL You Dare. Ig6 (Cohurn), 10 :.
third Time 1:1sN. Emma A. NJ and Euzz
also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
hIEs BREAKS RECORD.
The Eagles defeated the cresceats by the score

Totals ...... % 1873 2s4 $50 243 2s5 2as 1923 al
HandicapS-A. kremer g. Trembls :. AShlock 6.
Hack l. II. Kremer g. Total. 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
CroEan Defeats Pesch.

Charley Crogan defeated Fred Fesch at tbs
Grand last night In a @0-point CONTINUOUS -pOel
match for stake of 500. With the exception
ot the last few frames the affair hotly con-
tested. Crosan allowed Pesch handicap OF
twenty points. Pesch remained In the lead until
his last string OF fifty, when CroSan tied the
score at I7s by running a frame The final score
200 lS3- TIE game was long drawn out
by repeated safety playing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Norris Win. From Hendriele.

The second game Of the tournament.
which was played this afternoon. resulted
in an easy victory for Charles s. Norris.
formerly champion of the Chicago Ath.
letic Association. but now resident Of
this city, by a score of 400 points against
199 points. madesBylsJohn a. Hendrick. also
of this city, and formerly the amateur
champion Of Connecticut. Mr.. Norris made
an excellent showing, his average Of 40 -45
beating any single average made in the
class A tournament last year.
Following Is the summary of the game:
Nor.iSls 0 o 8 2 Sc rs o 40 % s1o7a1 10
n L % 10 13 81 10 Il 4 80
~ / s 1s II "A. Total. 400: average <o-45.
Hendrick-s 80: aaasa9 a7s1sso
Ola Is a. Total. 1875: average. 4 0-A.
Referee-F1or1Ru Tobias.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Levi. VIII Not Coach co,nm,,,.

New York Feb i-owing to objection by III.
taeoity, the baseball team of Columbia Univer-
sy VIII not be allowed have the services OF
r. r. NJ Lewis as coach this season. Mr. Lewis
i Is Mcw an instructor in elocution at tho uni
M ne' ss compatible with his position member
me objection is raised SIR. Lewis wa. coach Of
the harvard team last year, and formerly pitcheI
ior Two years On the champion National League
team Boston. sA"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
BLONG WON SKATING RACE.
Defeated Field of Amateurs in Con-
test at Half Mile.

In an interesting amateur skating con-
test at the Ice Palace last night Andy
Blong. Jr., defeated Al johnson. Robert
Abel and Fred Abel in the fast time Of
Icy for the half mile. The race was the
first OF series to be held each Tuesday
evening at the palace.
William J. Let's of Pittsburg will give an
exhibition of fast and fancy skating at the
rink this evening. He is well known in
skating circles throughout the country and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
New orlean. Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cent CITY:
First Racs-swordsman. Charles D.. Prince
Real
Second Race-Sim W.. Piiiardist Ed Cart
land II.
Third Race-Mr, Rose. Hos. King Elkwood.
Fourth Race-Henry OF Franstamar Dishy
Bell Pfedr!ch.
Firth Race-Beana Precursor Stransss:.
Sixth Race-Cast Iron. Zaci; Phelps. Menace.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

to mother and child
is to use DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
as a preparative for
m 9th erh Cd. It
brings the mothers
strength up to the
requirements of nat
ure, so that she has
strength to give ber
child. It nourishes
the nerves and so
Quiets them. It en-
courages a natural
appetite and induces
refreshing sleep.
v Favorite Prescrip-
ton {" makes weak
women strong and
sick women well.
There is no alcohol
in rFavorite Pre-
scription ~ and it il
froa fo,~,, oo3,,,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
WILL ORGANIZE TOMORROW.
Police Revolver Association CommI,
tee to Elect QCNcerx

Zee TO Eject OmcerS.
Members of the Committee on OrSaniza-
tion of the new Police Revolver Associa ton
will meet at II tomorrow morning in the
new shooting headquarters at No Is South
sixth street to draw up a constitution for
the new body and TO formulate rules and
reSulations for Its government. An election
of officers for the coming year will then be
held
Arrangements will be made to-day for the
district shoot. Captain Roemer will pre-
side at the rance, and Captain Schaaf will
continue to coach the men. Charles Spen-
Ger VIII serve as referee and scorer In the
district shoot of this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
c. f. C0NkLIN DEFEATED.
Chicago Man Loses to Nia1 in Glass A
Tnnrnnrnenf

New York, Feb. 4.-poctor L. L. Mial Of
this city defeated c. F. Conklin of Chicago,
the winner of the Amateur Athletic Union
class billiard tournament Of last year, to-
night. in the class A tournament which is
now in progress at the knickerb0cher Ath-
letic Club.
The following is the score Of to-nisht's
game:
16 Is Is II Is 0 I II 4 9 0
10 N 13 .: Total. 30: average: 3s,s, .,
Conklin-s 8 D l IL 13 IT 81 II
q 0 IS IL 2 q s d q o 0 5
"a 0 13 0. Total 33s: average. 1916
Referee-IA A. SeryatiuS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

caine and all other narcotics.
NJ wish to lc; you know the great benefit NV
yia derived through taking YOU, Pavorita
Prescription writes AR. Rcheft Harden, Of
H1ndcn, Manitoba. Box 7s5 uit was when
her baby came. We had heard 20 much of
four medicine that MY wife decided to try Il
II may say my wife's age was thirtythros
Snd this WIS her first child) She commenced
fore her cbtd was bo, n. We have q tine healthy
girl. and s-e beiieye that this was mainly owing
TO the Favorite Prescription taken faithfully
according to directions We shall oestaiaiy reS
Ssauuend il wherever Ee csn-s
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, Il sent free on
receipt of Al one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Of.
Rv. PiaEse. buffalo, w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
sIELoFF KNOCKED OUT.
Kid Mcfarland Finished Chicago
boxer In First ROUud

Milwaukee, Feb. 4.-kid Mcfarland of
New York knocked out Otto SieIoff OF Chi
cago in the first round OF six-round bout
before the Milwaukee Boxing Club at the
Panorama building tonight. The blow that
Old the trick was a stiff right-hand punch
Ehich iaEGed on the solar pleXus II was
a1ter two minutes Of fast fighting. during
breakaway. that the knockout blow was
delivered. "''
oieion was revived in a few minutes and
was able to return to his dressinC-ronm
unassfsted. As a preliminary Tommy Cody
OF New York knocked out Tommy Smith In
the ntth round of six-round bout,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

The contest between the Dtels and the weFid's
Fair team Of the st. Louis Ten-Pin League on
the Grand Alleys last night was battle royal.
Notwithstanding Martin kerns big average: the
$50 pins in the initial essay. The second would
have gone their way. but Kern. rolling a. the
self and piled up a game OF IA. which gave
the Worlds Fair team the verdict BY three pins
For tie winners Drake averaged 2os. rolling one
game Of 2oa. Pnueger gave him the best sup
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
BOWLING.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Centurys 4, Crescent. I.

The Crescents winners Of the first series Of
tho Central League, were trimmed last night
on the Crescent Alleys by the Centurys who
were the taiI-enders in the same series Tho
loss Of Sparks and Schneider was felt last night,
put. by totahng eight more pins in the fourth
game. tho Crescents saved themselves from q
,S complete rout nv The FIRST three games to
was one-pin victory for the same team
Barney Bick set the pace for the winners and
averaged SO 40. Eyerman gave him the best
support. but from a scientific standpoint d. Bick
did tire best work His picking was excellent
and resulted In columns Of 1i-9 Lou Clearwater
did three pins better than tOr the losers. The
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Oakland Selections,

HEPCBILC SPECIAL.
San FraRcisco Cal, Feb. <-On Oakland.
First Race-Monda, Cpurtier, Bob Palmer
Second Race-Hudscr. MoutezuIla Arnoruna
Third Race-ESternell. Rubino. Knockings
Fourth Race-Diderot. Pat MoTrissey SatcheI
F1fth R2ce-Meehanus. Scorpia. Ned Dennis
sixth Race-Eonie. GIsto. Commissioner
Forster.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
KinEshirc Horse Sale

London. Feb. AT the annual sale to-day Of
the hingshirs horses at Woverton tIsuckinshan-
sh'fe) forty five animals fetched S6iS Kuineas
n ne top price. si5 gt.ineas. was paid BY Lord
fcthschiid for n broo'i mare, Solaee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
BASkET-BAI.L GAMES.
opening Contests in New League to
he Held at LOuIsiana HILL

Members of the new basketball league
met last night at their headquarters In
louisiana Hall and perfected arrangements
lor the nrSt games. to be held tomorrow
pany Fl Eve, which will oppose the Wash
nlgton I University team, and the Monarchs,
WHO VIII meet the High School alumni.
Lunie Will serve as referee for the games
OF tomorrow. Parker will umpire the con-
test between the High and Monarch teams
ana Lehman vii! serve in the same capacity
IN the MISUNDERSTANDING II game. To-
morrow night will be ladies' night at the
nan and all ladies' will be admitted free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Hickey Goe. to Kansas city.

tho Kansas City Western League Baseball Club
has signed Second Baseman Hickey, who played
last year with the Lowell New England League
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
FTTNIGR2
JUNIOR ASSOCIATION.


The Debu,antes won all but the last game
from the Regents the Acme alleys last night
For the winners. Clark gave The stellar PEI,
fprU,ance Of the evening. He did better than "
in three Of his games totaling 2o4 pins and bag,
Kins an average Of s. - Wolf gave him ,'a SSSa
the exception Of O'Brien. the winners all did
better than so. Mccall with 50 4S topped the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
yeyysteads 4, vandeventers l.

The Newsteads Of the Merchants League took
four games from the Vandeventers on the NV
stead alleys. The losers improved atter the Iist
two games and lost the third by only three pins
They captured the fourth In good style. but Wens
to pieces on the last. Bonner and AheArn Wete
the leading contender The score: