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ARTrcuLArE WON AT GOOD ODDS.
Boney Boy and The Conqueror Ii
Failed to Run in the Money.


Chicago, May 19.-The seven-furlong race
at Worth to-day. the feature of the card.
was won by Articulate, backed from s to
down to to / at post time. Alard. an ex-
treme outsider, was an easy second. with
Vulcain third. The finish was a surprise
throughout. The Conqueror II, the favor
ite. and Bonnie Boy, also well played, ran
outside the money. Weather cloudy; track
slow. Summary:
First race six furiongs-C1orita, 10 (O Brien),
IL To TO- won; Zibia log (Otis),, to /, second:
PretorIus 96 Ct. DEAN. 9 to 2, third. Time,
1:l7 2-5 l. Samelson. Siphon. Lemuel Lady Id
second race. four and one half furlonss, SELL
ton. ii3 (Anse). to l. second: Belle Graham. 1ol
Il. Daly). Ii TO 5. third Time. 81 IS. Mirance
Sprinystead. Louise Collier, Fflly Deck. Glen
don and Corsica also ran.
Third race, mile and seventy yards-leen1a- 81
&c Keily) IL to 5. won: Thurles, rs (Mathewsl
5 to /. second; Guy H., lis DAILY. to l, third
Time 1:5o 2-5. Gramychree. Mattp Bell. Ernest
Parham. Navillus and Old Mile also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlones--AIticplats. 40
second; vulcain, lie GMeade). to z third. Time
l:2s as. Boney Boy The ConQueror II and Mag
gle Davis also ran.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth-Prince Of
Africa. Jos q. Mathews, s to q won; Marshall
Nell 100 uines), g. % 5, second; Marcos. los
Otis, 10 to ]. third. Time, 1:H 4-5 Lennep
and Radiant Heat alsc ran.
Sixth race. mile-Louisville. 1o7 (Sutt). 2 to s.
won; Miracle II. % (seaton). tol. second; Cap
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Cleveland, o., May 19.-The Browns made
the Blues change color to-day by giving
them a nice coat OF whitewash. the score
being to o. incidentally st. Louis climbed
up notch in the race. taking fourth place,
with the three above tied for first.
To Harper's great work in the box, to
timely hitting by the Browns and to the
untimely errors of the home team may be
laid the cause of the victory JOSS was in
the box for the local aggregation. His work
was consistent and steady. and his fielding
was one of the features Of the game. He
threw nine men out at first
McAleer's men were fresh from their great
seventeen-inning drawn game with Chicago.
Harper was in fine fettle and held the Cleve-
land boys down to six hits all scattered.
Only one Blue Bird found third base. The
story of the fatal second inning is the story
of the whole game. The Browns took occa-
sion, during their time at bat, to count up
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
ABE FRANK WINS RACE At LAST.
Beats j. v. Kirby, The Rival and Andy
Williams In a Sprint.

Louisville. KY. May 1s.-Abe Frank was
the only winning favorite at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. In the second race,
at six furlongs. J.sV. Kirby, Andy Williams
and Abe Frank. prominent candidates for
the American Derby, started. Abe Frank
was mace n 2-to-5 favorfte, with Kirby Sec
ond choice at to l. Andy Williams went
begging at II and Is to /. The Rival. who
ran third in the Kentucky Derby aha f.,-
ished ahead of Abe Frank, was quoted a.
6 to ].
Abe Frank got off slightly in the lead
and was never headed. winning by two
lengths and without being extended.
The beet finish Of the afternoon was in
the last event. Alfred Vargrave, a l5-to-1
Leaves. Corrigan's imp. Layia was an odds
on favorite, but failed to show. Weather
, tsssk ,.ss ihs tsa4 ana
sS:e1 ssS q + ih,ta Tms second s sgs gsnis
Fash Of Night Banana Cream. Penancs and
second race six furlonss-Abe Frank. ITO
Rival, Queen Friese. Andy Williams and The
Ih&S .aes :. seSE and og.-ssl, b, faslenss.R.sss
S5ns5.,. Msss h..ss hsS.I S,Fd Mo5.5ss
ran.
Fourth race. free handicap. six furlonss-seyoy,
i i9 MeisonS i5e 70 Second GSewn Mewnon D's Il
aanseh). to S. third Time. ia Our Jessie
also
FIFTH race. one mile-I.ady. Bramble 81
Ransch), TO l. won; J. J. T. llo tCallahan). s
to l. second; Bafied. % fCosswelD. 8 to !. third.
Time. 1:4. Garter Ban DisEenter and Mr..
Pesn1ssy s1,s rses siso rse seve furous.-Ated
lo7 (Coburn). is to !. won; Autumn Leaves 81
(Lndsey), TO l. second: Maud Come. 81 "a.
Weber, S to !. third. Time. 1:f7x. Talpa, imp.
Layta and Hinsdale also ran.
To-DaY,a Louiayille Eutriea
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Philadelphis
PittsbuH.

..sBarry nit by batted bail.
tone out when winning run was scored.
PIttsburk .................I % l.
Philadelphia ............-..o O-l
Earned runs-Pittsburg l. Philadelphia 1. Two
base hits-Browne 1. Childs /. Three-base hits
Conroy l. Sacrifice hits - Douglass . Stolen
bases Conroy /. Double plays-Ritchey. Conroy
and Bransned l. Firse base on balls-on Dohe-
ny q off MCGEE Hit by pttcher-Dooin l.
Struck out-By Doheny g. by MCGEE g. Time of
game One hour and forty-fve minutes. Umpire
-Enslie.
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ST. LOUIS.

sBatted for Newton in the eighth.
tone out when winning made
St Louis ..................l Is
Brooklyn ...................i G-5
Earned runs-St. Louis g. Brooklyn ;. TWO
base hits-F1ood l. Sheckard l. Barclay l. Three
base hits-Smoot !. Ryan I. Home runs-Bra-
shear !. Sacrifice hits-Keeler l. Newton /. kru-
ger l. Popp l. Farrell !. Hits-Or Newton s. of
k,tson 4. Innings pitched-Newton I. Kitson :.
Hit by pitcher-By Popp l. Bases balls-Of
Popp :. off Newton !. Struck out-By Popp 1. by
Newton 3 Left bases-St Louis = Brooklyn
IL. Time of game-One hour and forty-seyen
minutes Umpres-Power and Brown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

The Republics Selections

First Race-Browp Vail Little Master. Barbee.
Second Race-Budweiser. Pettijohn. Docto-
Kammerer.
Third Race-Royal Athlete. Light Hunt. Pro-
cisely.
Fourth Race-Kindred. Father wentker. Semi
colon.
Fifth Race-Iilian NJ. Kisme. Fda Riley.
Sixth Race-Bill Massie. Miss Golightly. Par
nassus.
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CINCINNATI 4, NEW YORK z.
COrcOran's Sensational Catch RObs
the Visitors of Two Runs.

Cincinnati. May 19.-New York lost to
days game through inability to connect
with Currie at the proper time. Corcoran's
sensational catch of line fly prevented
two runs from getting over the plate for
New York. Attendance, 100. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
Worth Selections

Worth Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago May 1s.-Selections:
First Race-Ecome Cogewel. IIndeneila.
Second Race-Pennnnt Pure Dale King Dodo.
Third Racs-Federal Ice King. Ziba
Fourth Race-Lass Of Lansdon. Edinbororgh,
Small Jack.
Fifth Race-Bedeck. Ben Chance. Fox Bard.
Sixth Race-Haydon Dark Secret, 1llowaho.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
CHICAGO 8, BOSTON 2.
Seven Bunched Hits Help Home Team
Win the Game.

Chicago. May 1e-Seven punched hits in
three innings. base on balls. wild pltch
and an error, gave Chicago to-day's game.
A tumble and three consecutive singles
scored Roston's runs. Attendance, 1,1c0
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sPeitz out for interfering with ball.
Cincinnati ..........-.....9 80 80
New fOTR ...--.--.-..--..-V i " U v i ~
Three-base hits-Peitz l, Crawford /. Double
and Beckiey 2; Corcoran and Becklev l. First
base on bails-By CurrLe 2, by Sparks ;. Struck
out-By CGrrie g. by Sparks s. Time OF game
Ono hour and forty minutes. Umpire-Cantil-
lon
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Louisville Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Louisville. KY. May 19-Seiections:
First race-Poor Boy. Gold Bell Luralighter.
Second race-Opera Girl Insolence Secunda.
Third race-Nannie J., Hohenstauffsn, Lee
King.
Fourth Race-Silurian. Ben Battle, Stuyve.
Fifth Race-Lulu Glaser Prince OF Endurance.
Barnncle.
Sixth Race-ciales. Sim w. Lovable.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
PITTSBURG 2, PHILADELPHIA 1.
MCGEE Has Pirates at His Mercy in
All but Two Innings.

Pittsburs. May 1.-Two wild throws in
the first inning gave the locals their first
run. After that MCGEE he,6 his opponents
at his mercy until the ninth, when Conroy's
threc-bagSer and Wagner's single wen the
excellent support. Attendance, 1850. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
BASEBALL
Morris Park Selections

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York May l9.-Selections:
First Race-Semper VivaN, Moneylender. Jove.
Second Race-Mercer Satire, Musidora.
= Third Race-Sister Juliet Petra III. Hanover
Queen.
Fourth Race-Dixieline Heno, Trump
Fifth Race-Star Chamber, Double Dummy.
Cheval dor.
Sixth Race-Pentecost Roehampton Carbunclc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
HEIICS Sc@hS%% BASEBALL e%Sr n%sc~sa PUGIlISM

Keefers grounder cast a cloud over the
bright spots OF the game. Sheckard lifted
a Texas Lacquer out to center and Dolan
and Keller went tearing around the bases
Farrell nearly made the fatal error Of
backing up too far. but he stopped when he
saw that it was too far back for him.
Smoot's Sensational Catch.
Hummer" Smoot is some pumpkins him
self in the sprinting line, and the way he
steamed in under that ball must have irri
tated Ned Hanlon. Without Stacking pace
Smoot reached out his hanIS and smothered
the ball just back of second base. The
catch undoubtedly saved the day. as Dolan
and Keeler would have scored before Smoot
could have got back to the ball had he
muffed it.
The eighth went quick for the Cardinals
without any scoring. Two hits. followed by
three successive outs. was the story OF the
visitors In the ninth inning. kitson trotted
to the slab in the last inning. Ryan
touched him up for a single to center. Popp
held out his bat and allowed the ball to hit
it. The ball rolled easily down to Nc
Creery. and the latter. thinking to pull of
a double play. fired it to Flood. The throw
was very punk, as most of McCreery's are.
and Ryan slid in safe, the error giving Popp
a life. Farrell sacrificed both. For the sec
ond time in two days Donovan won the
game for his team with grounder that
bounded over Kitson's head. Ryan regis
tered with the winning run and Popp also
came in, but his run was not needed. Inc
score:
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RI race
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Before the s-year-old yesterday:

Before the 3-year-old yesterday:
b. Schneider: Dewey on the biz
A. Calm: 4 don't know. He is good and
/ think he will win. but he has not had a
race in six weeks. 1 am afraid OF Dewey.
Tom Hayes: Il don't know. You know
him as well as l do. 1 guess he won't do"
Chris Schawacker, owner Of the winner: Il
think she will show. Anyhow. l play her
back as far as l can"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

Terra Firma did not run his race yester-
day. II was suicide for Beauchamp to take
him out and set pace with him, for he had
top weight up. BY the way. 1t was going
some. When Silverdale and the crack 3
year-olds of last season were doing six
furlongs in 1:1i with lo5 up and only that
far to go. they were deemed wonders. Yet
Dewey and Terra Firma do the first six
furlongs OF mile. starting and finishing on
turns, in liza with l15 up.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART


Brady; Starter
o. Frstra seIing miles andw yads:
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Hughie McCarren seems to have soured
on his boy. Jerry OConnor. Anyhow. Mr..
McCarren had Morris on Paul Miles mare,
Winepress. yesterday. The ride che got was
terror to Turks Now O'Connor Is no d.
Maher There is neer fear Of England 3
King or an American millionaire kidnapping
however. he Is a jockey. At that, Jerry
has been quietly riding the McCarren
horses into the money right along. Some
day Hughie will get Winepress in the fag
end of a dog selling race at mile and
seventy yards and she will be to l. Then
there will be killing
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
500. for 2year-olds four and one-halt furlongs:

good r. c,
onamen early
Quiet did Ssn tsn 3 bad stnans na. 5zs
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Johnnie Powers says Lunar is lame and
will be laid up for some time with trouble
in the coronet. Sweet Dream is in febrile
condition and unfit TO race. Doctor Lovejoy
is no good, and though Kisme is good, she
has not made good, and 1t is a toss up be-
tween Captain Rice and Marcus Gumberts
for honors cf hardest-luck gentlemen at the
race track
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But one run was needed to tie the score
square. A wild cheer went up when Jona-
than slammed the ball down the hrst-base
line to right field. Ryan tied the score with
the throwing ability Of Keeler. tried to
stretch his single and was tagged by Flood
Donovan made the third out. in the eighth
inning, after two were out, Popp hit Doian
with q pitched ball and Farrelfs error on
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

Programmer Maginn says the jumping
races are on the card, but will not fill.
Owners want to start horses that are in
sane. Ike J. p s. and Buck O'Dowd, while
schooled jumpers are hard to get. The hur-
die race set for to-day had to be declared
off on this account. Mr.. aginn will not let
crazy horses so into jumping events.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

Helen Print is a great big Ally, good
eater and. not subject to the usual May
bred her on his Greenville farm. She was
a crack 2-year-old here last summer. She
ran Otis to a head. He went East and for
half the season could beat any horse there.
Later on she ran Alan-a-Dale to neck at
Washington Park. five furlongs. in 100 fiat.
She was not fit then, either She has grown
very large and while her races previous to
yesterday were not brilliant, they were of
the improving kind.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

To-Day's Fair Grounds Entries.
First race one mile and seventy yards selling
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20
HARPER BLANKS
THE BLUE BIRDS
Opposed to joss He Allows but Six
Scattering Hits and Is Well
Supported.
TIMELY BATTING BY BROWNS.
They Scored Four Runs in Second
Inning and One in the Eighth
Now in Fourth
Place.
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
YESTERDAYS GAMES
TO-DAY,s SCHEDULE.


American League.
Baltimore at Wash'tOn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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hard
this a saIy
WORTH Ein.a ot; has 2ss st. % iaS4 f lx put was short
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

First. race. selling. four and half furlonss
of Eclipse course:
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National League.
Philadel. at Pittsburc.
Boston at Chicago.
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Ed Trotter's crack sprinter Scorpio is in
the Memorial and Laurel stakes and Coun-
try Club Steeplechase. Scorpio is an i'm
mense big horse. and it looks as though he
would make a terrific jumper. The horse
has so much speed, however. that Trotter
Will In all probability run him on the nat
exclusively. w. H. Ketcheman. who sold
Scorpio to Trotter, entered the horse in the
Country Club Steeplechase.
Horsemen continue to flock to the Fair
Grounds from all over the country. Frank
Arthur ard Tom Hurns are among the lat
est arrivals. Hurns developed Jockey Tom
my Burns. He has Milwaukee and other
fair horses Arthur developed Danish.
Muskalong and other good horses. He still
has old Muskalong.
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Second race. four and half furlonga purs
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-20

Abe Calm is credited with having refused
an offer of 1880 for his crack 3-year-oid,
Terra Firma. Tichenor & Newgass. the
Chicago turfmen. are said to have made
the offer for the colt at Memphis. Terra
Frma is prominent candidate for thi.
years st. Louis Derby. If the crack son Of
Bermuda is successful In winning the stake
for Mr.. Calm it will be the first time a
colt owned by a st. Louis turfman has cap
tured the stake since 1889 when Lonsfish
placed first money to the credit of the late
Colonel William L. Cassidy.
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gpe5ial Notis.

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tent SireproDf & Building Contraction.
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limb, ale Sebdube feueriifer gu maiden
nno beaniprucben, bas 1iherIte, ftarfite,
let9tefte uno bidi9ite feueriifere epfem
gu baben, oas es 9iebt. 8ir MAIDEN ale
etlens unb Stabl.8alfen, Dad unb Sdus
len feueriifer, 10 baB tein @iien pber
Stabl Dem 6euer aus9eiest lit. Infer
Nnteripitem fann nid)t iibertroffen fuerr
ben. Na6 jabrelausen g%rfabrunsen NIT
anoeren SDternen unb uacbbem mir Be-
rem 6ebler in 8esug auf Starte uno
9auerboftisteit ertunnt baben, babeu mir
elm Spitem suiammeneeftent, bas fir ale
0ieleni9en iiH BON 8Drtheil eriueilen
tpiro, bic prinate pber 6fentlibe feuers
fefte @e6Gube errihten. @ir legen iest
oaS Sbitem in Der Carnegie = 8tbliotbet
an uuo laoen sic elm, Die Methobe Der
Sontruttion in @u9enidein 81 nehmen.
Ndltungspon:
P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, SEMI Manager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-14
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ben. yMalt @utrine" lit elm abiosut
reiner MalS : Grtraft unb entbdlt
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lit oaber aans uno gar niht beral,s
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