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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
Mnrca the hest ha could do nIlla

20 to to to /. but third to Irish Lad and
Morca was the best he could do Summary:
First race. Knickerbocker Hurdle Handicap.
mile and three-quarters. over seven flights OF
hcrdles-Tankard. 135 Dayton. 20 to l. won: Nc
Grathiana Prince 1871 HeideI>, Z to I, second:
Ternpleton, Lindley Murray. Rowdy and Prince
qualified. Prince Plausible fell.
Second race. handicap. last fve furlongs Of the
Withers mile-Northern Star. 93 III. cochran) Z
ond; Pretorius, los Ct. Burns. 5 to /. third.
Time. 1:27. Swa!nplands, Rocky Malster and
Fred Alderman also ran
Third race. last six furiongs OF the Withers
mile. seliing-Mosketo. 80 Rice). to l. won:
lSs A g t. Rlld aefGnS Tl%s SSs9
Blun. Magnetic Leichen Golden Cottage White
Owl. Ravensburs B1tyah To-day Ghost Great
American and Miss Lobster also ran.
Fourth race the Laureate Stakes for 2-year-
Elwood. 11S Cwonderly). to q won: Mary Street
tshaw1. . to j. third. Time. 5Si.. Old Lady
sun Gold. Barnstormer; Pride of Galore. Attor-
Iney; Heir a Apparent: mt, Melbourne, EcIpss Rcck,
TuEei Bey were added starters
Fifth race. 2-year-olds, last five furlongs OF
Eclipse coLrse--Irlsh Lad, III Ct Burns,. to =.
won; Morca 1l9 Q<,ndryJ. l5 to i. second: Merry
Her Letter. Doctor Hughes. Jouac King. Monte
Carlo. North Brook. Sounterpoise First Chord
and Hurstburne also ran.
Sixth race: lightweight Handicap the Eclipse
coqrse-Belyino: lea tMcCue,. to e. won:- RAJ
i26 todom). . TO !. third. Time. 1:13. Ezra also
TO-Day's Morris Park Entries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
GENERAL SPORT NOTES.
Open Meeting of Tenp;n League to
Consider Enlargement.

Revival of interest in the tenpin game has
/, caused President NJ. A. Phillips of the st.
ing of the organization for tomorrow night
. at No. IL South Fourth street. when appli-
! cations for membership in the body will be
sent st. Louis in the International bowling
tournament at Indianapolis will also be
taken up.
produce men to class with any in the coun-
try study Of their records the last season
showing that they figure as high as any
tenpin men in the country. Teams will also
be selected to take part in the bowling con-
| test at the Palace alleys May "a.
pany l. First Regiment. are making prep
arations for camp. They met at their mead
quarters last evening to discuss the matter.
Company l has issued a challenge to any
company in the regiment to produce a boxer
who will fight fifteen rounds at 135 pounds
for the championship of the regiment
Company I. The company has organized a
baseball team and would like to hear from
mines In the city. Sergeant B. Mcclure is
manager of the nine.
1t was announced yesterday that
new rowing club had been organized for the
would shortly be secured. Nicholas Lee
Grand was elected president of the new
body, James Brady was chosen vice presi-
dent. James OLaughlin secretary. Henry
alarms. Orange and black will be the
colors Of the new body.
George Church. who is now working at
the stables of P. Fagin & Co., corner Of
kossuth and Fair avenues, announces that
he Is anxious to get on a match with some
u5-pound boxer before any local club. He
has fought Jimmy Barry. Casper Leon and
Morris Rauch. He states that he would
also like to take on Billy Saunders at q
slightly higher weight. II necessary.
John Wallrapp, who is handling the af-
fairs Of the st. Louis Stag Club this sea-
son, has arranged preliminary for the
opening entertainment on the steamer Hill
City one week from tonight and has
matched Cotton Billiter to fight T. Neis.
They will meet at 133 pounds. Billiter has
figured in several local bouts.
The main event will be Hugo Kelly and
Mike Schreck. both of whom are well
known, particularly In Chicago. Their re-
cent meeting resulted In a draw at Mime
apolis while both have good bouts to their
credit in the last few weeks. Kelly defeated
OweS Ziegler a couple Of weeks ago. The
winner Of the fight probably will meet Rube
Ferns.
High School and ST. Louis University
the Christian Brothers College campus.
TO PROTECT FISH AND GAME,
Rod and Gun Men Organise
League.
The Missouri Sportsmen, Game and Fish
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
The Sain Colt Gives the Hayes
Crack Three Pounds and a
Ten-Pound Beating.
D0MINIcK'S WHIPPING FINISH.
st. Louis Rider Gives OdnOr Vain
able Assistance in Winning
the Fifth Race-SOme
Ugly Performances.

Mr.. Schrelber's Sain colt. Dewey. ran .
rattling mile and seventy yards in the
fourth race at the Fair Grounds yesterday
with 90 pounds up. He turned the first
mile in 1:4l and came homo in 1:i6 eased up
At the end. He gave Jordan, the Hayes
Lamplighter colt. that performed so well
At Nashville. three pounds in weight and
q ten-pound beating. Mr.. Hayes has been
quoted as saying that Jordan was the best
S-year-old In the West with 95 pounds up.
Yet Dewey gave him rare beating and
Little Scout also trimmed him handsomely.
This fellow ran a rare race in this event
for he was off badly and much interfered
with In the run home.
The fifth race went TO the 7-to-10 shot
Odnor. who had hard time getting home.
Brewer Schorr and Satin Coat had him
beaten a sixteenth, but Bell on the Brewer,
and O'Neil on Satin Coat could not SIT
That % XII k;ied si't their mounts | chances. satin
Coat stopped under ONeilfs weak drive,
and Brewer Schoor swerved and staggered
all over the track when little Bell went
TO the bat. Dominick. who was never
much OF a whip rider, certainly put up
great driving finish here. He lifted Odnor
with whip and hand and got him over
winner
Geheimness another Sain, well ridden by
Singleton, got home in the first event, a
2-year-old sprint, half furiong over the
The Abe Calm party cut good thing loose
in Predominate in the second. Chris Scha:
wacker and his friends backed Duela all
ways. Beauchamp gave Predominate nice
ride and got him home an easy winner.
The third face was funny one. Hi.ee
was an odds-on choice. He was on none 20
smartly, had no great early speed yet
every one seemed Interested in letting him
get to the front and letting him stay there
when he did get there. The boys on Father
Wcntker and Semicolon seem TO take 1t for
granted that Hilee could not be beaten.
Bell on Cora Havill was the only busy
Jockey in the race.
The ride on Imperialist here was shock
ing. This horse showed speed last time out
Yesterday he needed a steam winch to hoist
his anchor. He could not beat a champion
pie-eater. The effort of Huntressa in the
. Dewey race was also shameful. good,
honest, filly. she had poor little NJ. Lowe up
& I'd her race was something frightful. On
I On she figured up there.
=. he same may be said Of the race of An
-uTee in the last event. She was supposed to
be good and on her San Francisco form had
friends. She ran away back in bad field.
Beauchamp seemed to care little where she
finished. Glenwood, well handled by O'Con-
nor. went ON and got all the money.
The races Of Duke Dashaway, Huntressa,
Antolee, Gray Forge and Imperialist were
very bad. Their future ridere.. odds and
races will be worth attention.
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WnrmeSt Favorite of Day Mt Worth
Barely Beat The Lady for Place.

Chicago, May H.-Kenilworth, the heaV-
lest backed fayorite of the day. was beaten
Two lengths by Ice King in the feature
event at Worth to-day, six furlong sprint
for which four went to the post, kenil-
worth had TO be hustled along to beat Ihe
Lady for the place. Boney BOY, the only
other starter, was outfooted all the way.
Weather cloudy. and cool; track heavy.
Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-podie 81; 1Gs Ct.
Meade,. to 10. won; Ada 5. G.. los CL. Deano
10 to i. second: Lemuel. uS tW; Adamsl. to y.
and Blessed DamoZe also ran.
Second race, mile-Guy H.. 10 IL. Dalyl. to
!. won: Oxnard. l0s R. Sullivan, TO 2 sec
ond: Domadge, l07 u. Mathewsl. . to l. third
Time. LBS 20. Darlene. Moderator. John Baker
and Hopefeld also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Amirante. ss st.
Meade) s. to ). won: Botany. 1ol CHoar), to j,
second: Henry OF Franstanar. 10' tDayissol,.
to .. third. Time. l:23 l-5. Haydon Pat Nor
also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs = Ice King. los
CMathews). to 1. won: Kenilworth ll5 H.
Daly), 10 TO- second: The Lady ll3 tBrken-
Tuth). il TO g. third. Time. i:Z2 2-5. Boney Boy
also
Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs-Mounte-
bank. III Fickery). II to l, won: Jerry Hunt;
l2l Matthew'S. to /. second: Lady ldris, ll6
lSeasonb. 30 TO /, third. Time. III, rs. Irna 3.
also ran
sixth race. mile and seventy yards-Prince Of
Africa. los u Mathews. 9 to ). won; Farmer
Bennett, los (Ous). to ]. second: About. lOl
CW. Waldo; TO 5. third: Time. 1:59 30. Marion
Lynch, Walkenshaw and Ecome also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
SUNDAYS COURsING MATCH.
Two Big Stakes Will BE Run at De
HOdiamont Park.

The coursing season at the Pastime Park
will close next Sunday with two events, one
a championship stake, S entry and SO
added by Mr.. Ralph /Orthwein on condition
that the Pastime Club offer a cup. This
proposition has been accepted and good
stake is assured. There Is one condition
under which only Mr.. Orthwein will run his
dogs in this stake, viz: That in case he
should win any money out Of the stake
the dogs next In merit shall become the re-
cipients thereof. Mr.. Orthwein will accept
the cup II he should win 1t.
The second stake will be unlimited for
nonwinners at 50 entry, with SIS added by
the club, division of the money to be left
to the pleasure of the nominators. The
draw for both stakes will be held to-mor-
row evening at De Hodiamont.
Mr.. Ed Neave of Cable ILL.,. has a string.
Of five greyhounds. consisting of Castaway.
First Foot Spiteful, Union Star and Sweet
Lady, which will be auctioned on the
grounds at Pastime Park after the coursing
on Sunday. Mr.. John s. Bratton will act
as auctioneer. The merits Of the above
named greyhounds are well known to the
coursing public.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
TOAH BEAT ABE FRANK HANDILY.
Pat Dunn's Good Horse Took the Fea-
ture Event at Louisville.

Louisville, KY. May 1.-Pat Dunn's Toah
won the feature race al Churchill Downs
to-day in impressive style. with Abe Frank.
q. c. Bennett & Co.'S American Derby can
didate. bad second. Abe Frank made the
running until the turn into the stretch.
the leader. took command and steadily drew
away from the favorite. winning by two
lengths. Toah's easy victory of last Friday.
when he showed his heels to Jim Clark. and
Death. and incidentally lowered the track
record for thirteen-sixteenth of a mile.
ting to-day.
Three of the days events went to IA
vorites and two to second choices. Weather
cloudy: track fast. Summary:
First race. selling. five furlongs-Lulu Glaser.
70 s. second Lupa Lighter. ios Lindsey. ~ T. 70 T.
third Time. 1;G2h Lady Cayuga. Maghone. Sem
asor Morrison. Kentucky Wonder Banana c; cam;
Professor also ran
Second race. selling. mile and seventy yards
%sser IS wa. second TO av0 ena Dolly
G.ndsey). to /. third time i:isis. Lizzie hs A..
Royal Penny and Lee King also ran 49,
Gindsey sS to won Mastersa ld7 %ins X
field L. to l. second: Isobel 1o5 (coburn). to l..
Fourth race. handicap seven fur'ongs-Toah
Iol (Winkheld). to s. won: Abe Frank 11s (Co-
hurnl. to 10 second; Martin Burke. 90 Zero sth-
Wild Pirate also ran.
Fifth race, one mile-South Trimble 100 fco-
70 5. second; Harry New. 100 CMiiler, 10 to i.
gin; South Elkhorn and The Rival also ran
burn) 2 to 8. won: imp. LAVA. 1os (Niiller), to
1 second Operator. 107 (WinkHeld). 9 to g. thi-d
Time 1:l4a. Phosphorus and The Conqueror so
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
TWO FIGHTS TONIGHT.
Rauch VIII Meet Munro and Sullivan
VIII OuDO&e AbeleS Mt West End.

Two bouts will be pulled off at the West
End Club this evening, Morris Rauch and
George Munro figuring in the first event-a
f1fteen-round contest at 115 pounds. while
Tommy Sullivan will meet Kid Abeles in
the concluding event, a twenty-roUnd bout
at 1e5 pounds. Vernon Johns. manager of
Munro and Sullivan, reached the city yes
terday morning.
Johns is confident Of the outcome in both
bouts this evening and states that his men
should win with ease. He claims that Benny
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
CHARLES ELwOoD IN A WILD DRIVE
Came From Seventh Place in the Last
Fifty Yards and Won the Laureate.

New York, May 14-Charles Elwood. COM
ing from seventh place in the last fifty
drive at Morris Park to-day. Old Lady
showed the way to the dip. where Mary
Street and Injunction closed Fifty yards
from the wire, Charles Elwood closed with
a great burst of speed. ana won by neck.
: In the Knickerbocker hurdle handicap
Powdy won. leading from fagfall to finish.
but was disqualified and the race was given
to Tankard. In this race, Prince Plausible
fell at the sixth hurdle and broke his neck.
dying instantly. Carson, his jockey. -es-
capped with a slight shaking-up. Merry
Acrobat, in the fifth, was backed down from
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
"KID" ABEL

Yanger has always declined to meet Sui
livan a second time. after fighting a six
round draw in Chicago. He adds that Eauch
should prove easy for Munro In the opening
contest.
The men will weigh in at o'clock to-day
for both events. and last night 1t was stated
that none of the participants would have
any difficulty with the weight.
All the men to fight have lengthy records
and Rauch especially Is well known here.
wherein has figured several times. He has
two decisions over Danny Dougherty to Els
credit, and two draws with Harry Harris.
He fought four times In one week recently,
knocking out Jack Rowan at Joliet, knock
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 2. Columbus 3,

Milwaukee. Wis. May H.-C1ingman's error in
the ninth inning gave Columbus the winning run
to-day. Thomas and Durham both pitched good
ball. Attendance 100 Score:
Milwaukee 80. 20 o o o o % ss
Columbus 20 0 o 0 o Ia 6 2
Batteries-Thomas and Speer; Durham and
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St. Paul. Mimi. May 14.-St. Paul could not hit
Flaherty in to-day's game. while Chech. who
started to pitch for the home team. was compar-
ative!y easy for the visitors. Attendance. 73s.
Innings R. H E.
St Paiiio o 100 o oLi
Louisville .......-..0 Is 8 8
Batteries-Cook Chech and Hurley: F1aherty
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Republic's Selection,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
First Race-Avoid. Henry Mcdaniel. Pet;iiohn.
lightly.
Third Race-Guide Rock Haviland. All Saints
Fourth Rece--Ampefe. Jake Weber, Soundly.
Fifth Race-Schwalbe. Bru,are. ccleuth.
Sixth Race-Hurfy, Also Ran H. Bill Massie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
HORSE DIsaUALIFIED FOR BORING.
"Clem" JenIkins's Objection to Ard
Patrfck'a Win Sustained.

London. May 14-In the race for the New
market Stakes (of g. 900 sovereigns each, with
1000 sovereigrs. $4,000 added. for 3-year-
olds) at Newmarket to-day; Ard Patrick,
home but 'Clem" Jenkins, the American
jockey, who was on the second horse, Fowl
of humping and boring. The objection was
sustained and the race awarded to Fowling
Piece. Royal Lancer and Cheers were Sec
ond and third respectively.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
Louisville Selections.

Louisville, KY. May H-Selections:
First Race-Silurian, Algie M. Prirna II.
Second Race-Eary. Onatus, Ben Chalice.
Third Race - Miss Charlie. Secundus. Phos-
phorus.
Fourth Race-Lady wadsworth. Emothian. Lit
tie Rock.
Fifth Race-Gold Money. Flora Hooper. Special
Tax.
Sixth Race-Ciaies. J. ]. T. Audiphone
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Races That Are Not Up to Form-Mfl-
ton YOung's Good Horses.


For sweeny-rhe. races of Duke. Dash
away, Huntressa. Grey Forge, Antolee. I'm
perialist, yesterday. All hands can do bet
ter. very much better And when a horse
that can do better does not do better he
should be made to do better.
Barney Schneider refused S1.25o for Zirl
before she was claimed by Daniel & Co.
yesterday. He wanted 1850 with the prfvi-
iege OF returning 500 for the flly. when
her racing days are over. Mr.. Schreiber
wants to cross the Sain fillics with Ban
nockburn.
Antoiee looked handsome finishing behind
Burnetts Walkway and a lot of that kind
yesterday. After his race the other day,
Grey Forge looked sweet beaten Off by Gil
bert and Mae Miller.
Hughie McCarren has been running his
horses TO win and his boy has been doing
his best to get the money. Ard the gentle
Hugh has been picking up dollar or two
at that.
Bell had bad day. His rides on Brewer
schorr and Nearest were poor exhibitions
This is the first time Milton Young's coll
ors have been seen on a St Louis track
since the early eighties said President c..
A. TILES of the Fair Association yesterday.
as Light Hunt prarced by the grand stand
on his way to the post in the second event.
"Afr. Young is still racing In the same COL
ors that he used when Bancroft, Bootjack
Monogram. Beatitude and Beatrice were
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
+year-olds upward twenty yards

failed to show any speed. Daingerfield 3
said to have refused an offer of s. 900 for
this colt when he worked SO well at Benz
nings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
SPRINGFIELD 3, sEDALIA 8,
Umpire Called the Game at the End o
the Fifteenth Inning.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedala. Mo-. May H.-UmpIre Hamilton called
the game between Sedala and Springfield at the
end of the fifteenth inning this afternoon. not
withstanding both clubs were anxious to con-
tinue playing the score being to >. II was tbs
best game Of the season and beautiful exhibi-
tion of ball playing from beginning to close
Score:
r. H f
Springfield ...-.og30 0oooooo o0eoo0S
Sedalia ID o o 0 o 2 0 90 0-3 IL {
Batteries: Springield-Jones and Schmidt. Ss-
dalia-Curtis and Burson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
IndinnnpoIi. 3, minneapolis 2.

sedalia ......-o0ooe 90 90 0-s IL 8
dalia-Curts and Burson
indianapolis 3, Minneapolis 2.
Minneapolis. May 14-Minneapolis lost to IN
dianapoiis to-day through inability to hit when
hs nshed easesnt BALI
,rs,sssss1:: H,ssssssii. !
Batteries-Kelum and Heydon: Luther and
Zalosky.
Des Moines-st. Joseph Game on.
St d Mdy for osy Pe S the ass
ment was declared of on account of rain.
Nevada 1. lola o.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL;
Go Nay to pp sa not lola ,S
allow aIS Y the visitors a hit ''''' ' '' @''''
Jefferson City 8, Joplin 4.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
continued her winning streak by dstessng Joplin
Joplin made four unearned runs in the first
Mo 1n bu %a unable o s again
Davis Score by innings:
}ssIn 5es1sTs0n City,. : 9 9 J S;S--s4 2
Joplin-Ryan and wickizer.
Greenville Defeated Matches.
Natchez. May 1L-The third game played b.
Vile to-day. Score, n to 9 The Matches team
leaves tonight for Baton Rouge and the Green.
Vile team goes to vicksburg to play . series Of
three games.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Noweaaua, Hl.-Baseban here to-day rssulteda
Decatur. 8: Moweaqua. Q.
Three I League.
At Rock Island-Rock Island 10 Evansville q
A cSsnpfsiecaS csdsa RspiGsNcsSar RAPIDS J. blooming
ton 0.
At Rockford-rerre Haute .. Rockford I.
Southern League.
At Little Rock-Lattle Rock 2, New Orleans L
At attanooga s. Birmingham 4
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA. Atlanta O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
KENILwORTH BEATEN BY ICE KING.

on the sixth race. There is where they
should be let run for the bookmakers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
kan.a. CITY 3. Toledo i

Kansas City, Mo-. May 14-ToIedo's fielding
was poor to-day and McDonald's pitching was
pCzzling. Rain stopped the game at the end of
the fifth inning. Attendance 40. Score:
r. H. E..
Toledo ...... ................0 1 o 0-1 S
Batteries-McDonald and Beviile. Hughey and
Grafdus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

ST LOUIS
A Weather heatening St
OZ nurse doneha
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

ing out Nelson Dean in two rounds. put
ting out Jimmy Ritter in four rounds in
Chicago. winning from George Munro re-
Gently In six rounds.
Munro has a twenty-round draw with
Terry McGovern to his credit and was later
knocked out by Terry in the twenty-fourth
round Of bout scheduled for twenty-five
rounds. He has also twenty-round draw
with Johnny Regan. three decisions over
Aus hus'in n E,ss' and DECISIONS nh over I'm CANA
Tommy Sullivan recently knocked out Joe
Bernstein In eleven rounds knocked out
Young Wowatt In six rounds, and won from
Ole Oleson. Abeles drew with Sullivan six
weeks ago. His bouts include a knockout
Of Clarence Ritchie In one round. knock
out Of Jack O'Grady In one round, and
Dave Nelson will oficiate as referee III
both bouts. and Jim Davis. announcer at
the Fair Grounds, will be master OF cere-
monies.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
Morris Park Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May 14.-selections:
First Race-Satire. Somerset. Essene.
Second Race-Ora Viva. Lady Albsrcraft. F1am-
boyant
Third Race-Francesco. Flying Buttress. Jack
Demund
Fourth Race-Rivenoak. Lfbretto. Squire
Quinne
Fifth Race-old England. The Musketeer. His
Eminence.
Sixth Race-Adyance Guard. Alcedo Pentecost.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
Worth Selections.

Worth Selections,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. May H.-Selections:
First Race-king Dodo. Mauser. Springstead.
Second Race-Iliowaho, Legal Maxim, Savllluc.
Third Race-Lou Woods LORD Quex Lacrmae
tor.
Fifth Race-Theory. Irish Jewel, Ednborough
Sixth Race-Banish Linden Ella, Major Mansir.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
y,ck.burx o, baton Rouge o.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
vicksburg Miss. May H.-vicksburg at Baton
Rouge PLAYED sixteen innings this afternoon
Score, to O. The game was called 10 the team
could get tho train to return home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

Bell had a bad day. His rides on Brewer
gchorr and Nearest were poor exhibitions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15


touy ndapn a
IS 80 As.
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To-Day's Louisville Entries,
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30

Left at post. Tran away two miles.
start good for all but Baylike. Won easily:
Gallant-Tombettu- Predominate, best ridden
him Tennie F. finished very strong. She will W
showed early speed. Duea slow TO begin:
turn ana closed much ground. Bill Fritz showed
Time-:oiE. :iss 80. :I3. :5ss. l:oeN. I:osi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15
TO PROTECT FISH AND GAME.

Rod and Gun Men Organise .
League.
The Missouri Sportsmen, Game and Fish
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

At Rock Island-Rock Island 10. Evansville Q.
At Davenport-Davenport 6. Decatur 3.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids .. Blooming
Al RockfordLTerre Haute 9. Rockford I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

second driving. Winner. c. Cahn's ch. c.. 8. Top
came the short way and won his rider pleased
Nv but bit short. The should improve
lin when entered right at distance. Mazzara
showed speed OF superior order; went wide on
dazzling speed for an eighth as he always did.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

At Little Rock-Lattle Rock 2, New Orleans 1
At attanooga s. Birmingham
At Nashville-Nashville IA. Atlanta O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-15

Start good. Won a Winner, F. CHI
odnor fast pace to tbs stretch where he He
him straight schor nicely ridden the drive but
too. stretch. He second best Gber
Tms-:O5t. 1s. six. a. :s7 l.OsH. 1:slM. 1sa4. 1uh
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-09-02
Yurges.s ........ .-pn.s.

In Norway torpedo boats are now
carrying the mail between Chris tiania
and Bergen. The naval authorities
have long been anxious to increase the
efficiency of the officers and men on
board of these boats as much as pos
sibles and they finally decided that
this object could be achieved by letting
the boats run regularly between the
two greatest cities in the country. For
three reasons this plan was preferred
to any other-frst, because during
the trips the boats could be thorough
~ tested; second, because the officers
could become fully acquainted with
that portion of the Norwegian coast,
and, third, because the postal service
would be bene fitted, There is no rail-
road connection between Bergen and
Christiana, and all postal communities
tions between the two cities are de-
fivered by boat.a Inc doing: this work
the torpedo Hbdafs far excel the ordi
nary mail steamers.-N. Y. Sun.