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MAIL cARalnRa aAFE

NJ. p DenniBon and g. y. shaw,
the Nome mail carriers about whose
safety there has been some anxiety,
are Well ana hearty according 70 w
dlorneld, who arrived here Thurs
day ON the Dirigo. lie says both mon
boarded the Newport al khdlnk. one
eettinE orr az Valdea and the other
az Juneau
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S. c. S.


Via the fast steamer Inland Flyer 20
the Battleship oregon and navy yard
today. Leaves colman dock AZ s 80
and 10 a. m. rs and 1850 .. m.
Fare. soc round trip. -.
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PORTLAND NAV 1.-THE home
team won the first game of the sea.
non played on local grounds yeater-
day, The Helena Senators were out
of u all through the game. Flnn-
nefy'n bunch was defeated by score
81 \ To
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LEMONADE AND WAFER SETS

LEMONADE AND WATER SETS
ase Lemonade Sets for zee.
gL2B Lemonade Sets for sec.
siso Lemonade Sets for 800.
uTb Lemonade Sets for si.is.
sgs5 Lemonade Sets for $3.50,
These are ia assorted coiorE and
the newest fancy shapes.
DOLLS AT HALF PRICE
our entire res rye stock OF Dolls
viii be offered tomorrow and while
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SUES William RussFlL

Herbert Wheatley has Med suit
against Manager Russell 81 the
Third Avenue iheaier fur $4,000. He
alleges that ha was elected wrong
fully nom the house on the night
~ May A.
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BANK CLEARascES
WEATHER FORECAST

Today's clearings were ss4s. 5af IL
balances, $3.50, or Ds.
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SEATTLE
A LOSER
SPOKANE JUMPS TO A TIE
WITH HOME TEAM

The result o. yesterday games In
the Western Baseball League gives
the six clubs the following percent
wgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

Seattle and Nicinity--Tonlght and
Thursday. showers. fresh south &c
west winds.
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The last performance OF PROM
Sire 90 son" VIII be given by the
Frank Cooley company AZ the Seat
lie theater tonight. Tomorrow night
The Mouth Of the Cannon" viii he
presented by the Cooley company for
the first time In Seattle.
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by Home Camp Team Thursday
night. In Ranke hall.
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Sale of Glassware

they last at just half the marked
prices.
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS
DOWNSTAIRS
Yellow Mixing Bowls. i0A inches
in diameter. for. each. ibc.
Yellow Mixing Bowls. iih inches
In diameter, at, each. lee.
Yellow Mixing Bowls, sis inches
in diameter, at. each i0c.
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All our Wagons. Doll BugKieS Co
Carts with rubber tires. viii ne Of
fered at half price for the nexf NV
days.
$3.50 Co Carts. with rubber ursA
tomorrow at si.sS
chiid's Go-Carts. always sold re-
lee. tomorrow, at, only. Ice
Boys Good Strong wagons larss
size, regularly worth si.tA Expan-
sion sale price. Thursday. 7er
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(0G)C;

Tho
pekno opst practice
fin
alow ucr ndgh rs ends or he public u
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rs Cts.
Thursday Specials to Be Offered From
s to III A. Nj.

These for THURSDAY IRONS ! a - ~ -
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LACROSSE
ON SUNDAY

A lacrosse game between the Ev-
erctt and Seattle teams VIII be
played az Athletic park Sunday at
tcfnuon.
Seattle has an excellent team this
year aud has hopes of winning the
Sound championship.
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TIME BALL DROPS

Today at noon Benninghausen' a
time ball again made ita appearance.
The chronOmeter man says the ball
ne first operated being made Of cop
per proved TOO heavy and was aban-
doned for this new one, which rs
composed Of aluminium. He prom
Uses that hereafter. at ~ o'clock
sharp each day. the ball will drop
IN front Of HIS store on First avenue.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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Dunlap, real estate, 81 Union block
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Theaters


Tomorrow might the Jessie ahir-
iey company az the Third Avenue
will change the play from "a Young
wife" 90 Dads Girl" The latter
play VIII show the company 10 as
good advantage az anything they
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Calico Ball
BY Home Camp Team Thursda,
night, In Ranke hail
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50 g. Corsen weight medium length. 81
Ell trimmed worth regularly III pair viii be
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NoRpnoFF 90.
TnIs BoN MARtHH
Lace Curtains
At OOc s s:r' , va ss',o
Thousand
PairS of

Sales before but that u w,
pairs "
nrIce thnt WILT 80
umayb uy the pair-
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WILL GIVE $s5.ooo IN PURSES.
Programme for Grnnd Circuit Meet
ing at BriEhIou Beach.

New York. July 6-The Grand Circuit
programme for the meeting to be given by
the New York Trotting Association at the
Brighton Beach track. August !! 10 10. in
elusive. was announced today by Secretary
G. 4 MCCully.
II includes twenty-une events. the purses
for which amount to SSS50 Two Of these
the Bonner Memorial PIP trot and the spe-
Cial match between The Abbot and Lord
Derby. aTes worth $1,000 each. Another
feature Is the horse review purse Of $500
for a-year-0l'!s. Twenty five Of the hest
youngsters are named in this. and. IL will be
the first OF the races for shat age.
There are eight classes on a new plan
the race limited To three heats. each win
ner ~ a neat retiring and the horse max
ing the fastest time getting first money.
and 50 on
Following Is the complete card for the six
days:
Angus: ll-e:iz and 2il trot 2-'s and 2Is paca
pace
August Is-a-s5 and s-vsar-oId Groi and s:gS raca
August 1.-THE Ahblt-I.srJ Derby sp,ci7i
match %" tru;. 2.ip and ga pace
August iS-2=ls and 2=2S trUt t4-year-oIasl and
2gf race.
August 1850 and 2.l2 pace and 2:l7 trot.
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500 for jumper for whom he had paid

A"oo for a jumper for whom he had paid
There are In New York to-day several
turfmen Of national fame and reputa ton.
These men have at one time OF another
been successful and enjoyed much bene-
hciaI publicity during the period OF their
success This publicity has helped them
very much. They are men Of slight ability.
but they were tied to the tail OF an abo
mans kite and he dragged them with him.
He died. They have never made money
since But the reputation that accrued to
them at the time s!il supports them They
can 90 to men with money and get II az
soon as they introduce themselves. Two
men that / have In mind have lost several
fortunes in the last ten years but can al
ways dg up an angel TO stake them TO
a stable and bank roll.
AnOther class OF touts are the turf In
formation bureaus. Some of these enter
prisss are OF very high class. others mere
Offices. employ huge stan OF clerks. track
men. timers and others who watch the
horse in training and in races with keen
and experienced eyes. These bureaus do
the best they can for their customers and
they have been quite successful in many
cases They advertise heavily and do a
legitimate business. Others are mere touts
and try every trick OF the Jrsde TO make
some sure money which they bet away Just
Ike the rest Come OF them will give you
tips at so much u cay. Others will give them
To you on condition that you bet s. for them
on such horse They can give different
morse TO each customer and thus insure a
winning for themselves This Is the old
sure-thinE tout's trick
i am sure / do not see anything wrong
or dishonorable in owners and trainers
OF Information at so much per
II have a horse that can win and II
can make YOU win money on him am 1
not a. much entitled 10 my commission as
the broker. Who makes you beat the stock
market There Is absolutely no difference
whatever.
But when trainer who works for a hir
stable gets angels on his stan and pro-
ceeds TO make them hst huge sums he is
teaiing bis employer out Of the best market
price and doing him an Injustice. THAT
Is presumins that the employer Is a betting
man. as he usually l.. How would Won lIlxa
10 maintl.n big stable and pay a trainer
a fancy salary and ind that HIS sanrsla'
were getting TO l for their money where
YOU were taking to 1? Then this toutin1
Uainer gives away some good thing Won
y ant to bet on and instead OF getting ~
20 l. YOU get TO l because the men 10
" nom the trainer sells his information re-
taied II TO their friends and thew m turn
10 thsr friends and what should have been
\ - -,e stan.e secret becomes public property
'hfyngh the endlesS-chain system.
But IL is Just Ike business We will
" 70 best one another By fair or unfair
means and as a turfman and A business
inan permit me to say that there ne less
uhiairness on the turf than in business
J. b. SHERIDAN.
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Amateur Basebam Not..

Sweeney Indians defeated the Rinnsv-s 90.
s tes;eay oS score Of to . Manager Burt Mac
@ Ne Ius OFalion street -ouid ike 70 be.r
I[om al strong teams desiring games the IeS.
Rose Hills defeated the Banners YESTERDAY,
by score OF 10 20 6. and would like 10 besyy
rom rom ah clues desiring games They rnay be ad-
t>ressed az Ne. 2i{5 Chouteau avenue = AZ
-Belieyille defeated MillStadt vesterds, h.. ,
score OF u TO O. Cornelius and Reid furn &c.
battery Nork for Bellevllle while Mi,si-o-,s -
Aiskopf served for Millstadt anu
.-Ereunds Ryes defeated the Oiyupics Of East
81 Louis yesterday By score Of 10 3 ha..
"ork by hehoe and Monroe being a feature
Alton defeated AobeTiy at Alton Yesterday bv
q score OF to (. the win being the fhgrd
ttJralght victory for Alton. Next Sunday fhe
hines go 10 Aoberly for return game.
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SMITH A TRIPLE WINNER.
Captured Two Target Events and
One Live-Bird shoot Yesterday

Doctor Smith proved a triple winner at
the St LOUIS Gun Club shoots yesterday.
capturing first place in the contest at ffty
targets, in the match at twenty-five tar
gets and in the club shoot at ten live birds
de scored 45 out OF - targets in the nrst
event defeating Dick who finished second. .
and Kidd.
In the Z-target match the doctor won
hrst place, with a total Of "a breaks. Dick
Eetting second place with q. and Kidd third
with l. He killed ten straight in the club
trophy shoot II the Smith trophy contest,
henry comrades proved the winner with a
straight score Of ten birds
mlss-and-out contest was pulled on to
close the day. with the result that Dick re-
malned IN the longest. Henry Comrades
dropping out on the second bird and Doc
tor Smith losing his sixth dead out OF
bounds.
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SPECTATORS LEFT IN DISGUST.
Cincinnati Reds Put Up Rank EXIT
bition Against BrIdegroOms.

Cincinnati. July 6.-The rain DELAYED the
starting Of the game until after dock.
Brooklyn had walkover. Currie Was hit
hard and the miserable fielding game shat
The Cincinnati team put up let II, snecta-
tors Know early in the struggle ghas the
local players did not have a chance ami
over half Of the crowd left disgusted long
before the farce ended. Attendance LOO:
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CHICAGO s, PITTsBuRG 4
Champions FieIded Loosely and CouId
Not HIT Taylor Effectively.

Chicago, July s.-Pittsburg lost to-day by
loose fielding and inability TO hit TAYLOR
Two Wild throws followed by four hits
gave the locals four runs in the opening
inning. Bunched hits added the other four
FIRST Baseman ClaTk's hand was badly
sPht oy a thrown ball. and he may be out
eI the game for some time. Attendance,
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Brighton Reach selections.

New YORK. july 6-Selectiuns=
First Race-TrImp. Pr-centsr. Bessie Mccer-
thy
Second Raee-Lady Chariot. ST Jude. Ipse
-: Third Raee-old England. Jesepha. Charles
Fourth Race-Colo7eI Bill Ncnes Homestead
Enth Eace-DranatiEt Amor0uz. E1amboyaat
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MILWAUKEE, 81, kansas city g-I5.

Milwaukee. Wis. July 6.-Milwaukee and Kan
City broke even in double header this aft
eInOon. Milwaukee took the urst. the feature be-
inE the sensational playing CT C.ingman at short
AitToCk VeTy effective with bases.
In the second game the home team couldn't
touch Gibson. while Herman was easy for
visitors being touched for twenty base hits At
FIRST GAME
Milwaukee ......o O1 800 - Z
Kansas City, ! @ Il
Batteries-AItrOck and Cross; Gear and Bee
Vile
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ThrRR-I Lannnn

At Cedar Rapids-First gam Cedar Rsnts. =
dar Rapids 0. --1 = Se
At EvHsviIle-Evansville s. RIoorinrtoa /.
At Decatur-Decatur TeTre Haute /
Al Dafenport-flrst game Davenport Eorl
iofu . second game. Davenport q RockforS >
tcalled nth account of raln) Z
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IhFee-hase his -CI-ason l. sac-ince hltF-Paf-
a-" : h.n.hge Z Double piays- E:Ib.rfsid.
hlri~.n ans btliun Passed baii-Bu-i1w T.
S'g!.r bass Anderson : Barnett . Ilas~s
n.ilS,.9m Muil.a ;: cn Powell I. Strik--'lts-
~ MUiiin 2. by Powell = i@ft ON bas-S-sSt.
LUIS 4a Detroit 4. Time q Ear1e-TwO ECurs
anu uNe mInLtss. EmplEe-O. LaushlIn.
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Ii q Nasts-LIE-aEI 4 TItts0lrE 9 TWO
oase hits-DeNter l. Sacrifice hits- Conner /
stolen taseS-'hance o. IHGh.- r.'a-z-Ttui-rE.
L.'Se Il. Sna Dexter schaefcr and Dexter ]: "a
Bases on ba!is-ON Taylor , Hff with hs..%
ia;ior L Clark ! Tlne-One hour ana forty
minutes Tmplre-CaatiIlon
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Earned runs-st Charles I Rawlings / Two
base hIts-kuehne !, Meeks /. BeRe /. stolen
bases -Heiuingsr !. Schroeder !. EinE / Pen
nnzton ,. Carney /. Goreker / r Carney /
struck ogt-By Young s, by Sutherland 9 Bases
On baNs-On Young 3. on Sutherland = Left on
baEeE-St. Charles g. RRWlinEs .. Time of game
Two hours and ten minute. Cmpire-gos-
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Attendance. 100. Score:

LII on st---.i isI.rIgo 3. Cleveland = ITu-ha-e
hif~-l-a'0ie J. Flr'e- -na~- hIts-Flick stolen
sts"~-i -izi1sE~ Z. EaE I. Double plays Sfrunc.
gN. ..-.' : 'asi- ans isl'ri' >. Mcfarland. Is
he'll. M"r-r. IaI.-. Hickman I. Struck Ou;-Tfv
,allshau d.. Is More 3 PsssSsi ball McF-a-la-f
! laz. .u Da.I--Ur callahan J. OF Moore
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Indianapolis ?. CoIumbu,1

Columbus. July 6.-DTopped flies by McFarlan
and Knoll gave Indianapolis two runs and the
game to-day Coluuhus's one was earned on
double BY McFarlan and Niox's single. Attend
ance. 2. rs Score
R.H. Z.
Columbus .........0 o 0 0 o O-l 2
Indianapolis .-..-.O 1 0 0 Q o. 0
Batteries-Thomas and G. Fox; Williams and
HgX-ipr
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Washington Park Selection

Washington Park Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. July 6.-Seiecti0us:
First Race-Otls J. Y Kirby, GOnfalon.
second Race-Eya Russell. Lady Matches.
AibemaFle.
Third Race-wysth. Search-r ATticuiats.
Fourth Race-RsI Hook Ethel Wheat. Maude
Come.
FIN Race-CorTigaa Clearwater. MarGue.
sixth Race-Csri Kahisr. hiss Mae Day.
LcOrse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07

Hughes /. stolen pases-Flooi l. Double Tisys-
;l,i ;Si,siintsidt Beck to Bscklsy !. .Flrst base On
talls-By Curr!e ; by Hughes 5. IGIJ by pitched
ball-By CuTrie / Struck o,'t-By CgT-is ? -
Hughes : WILD p!tches-IIughes !. Time Il raEIe
Two houTs DmpreS- Powers AMI Brown
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CLEVELAND Q, CHICAGO 2.
Flick scored Three Triples and La
inic Two SInEIc. and n DonhIe.

Chicago. July 6.-The visitors won to-
days game with excellent stick work Of
Flick ana Llioie. Moore was an enigma %
the Locals and allowed but four scattered
singles. Attendance. T.5s. score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
LouiSvIIie II. Toledo =.

Louisville Ky. July G.-To7Io haa no chance
20 via TO-DAY. The locals hi. the ball 20 ali parts
Of the lot. while Co9ns vas puzzle TO the visl-
tors- Attendance IIZ5 Score.
Louisville ......-.-2 0 o Iii u i
B@tieries-Coons and schriTer; HuEhey and
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s. Paul o. MInneapeIin 1.

St Paul MINI. July 5-Mlnnea polls punched
their three hits the first inning anG scored the
only run Of the game. Attendance s.Az. seore:
st. Paul .........O 90 5 2
Minneapolis .--.--.l o y ~ =
isattefiss-stiIlmel. Hurley and Pierre. katoll
Zslusky.
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SECOND GAME.

Milwaukee ........o 0 0-I )
Batteries-Hermsn sud cross. Gibson and Be
Vile.
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I'm EME OEAM0Nn Browns Win trotb Score OF 2o
eat New BY o. Ito

Jones Z Evans !. wild pitches-Evans Bases
oH 6aIis-0n I.,,-t Murphy on Evans | Struck out
Louis 2. New York s. Tlfne-One hcgT ab5 Serty-
nVe minutes. Umpire-O'Day S
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American Derby winner. IN the Sheridan
Stakes.
Mr.. calm overdid It with Terra Firma in
prcv1rtng him fer she Derby. He has en-
tered him in many valuable stakes. which
VIII be ran at Buffalo this summer. While
there Terra FirIs viii meet most of the
good 2-vear-OldS in training. and will have
n chance ~ display his merit under CoU1i-
ti"'is moro favorable than those which ex-
isted In the $. I.1nis Dcrhv.
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TIMELY TURF TALK 5a. as s;, Factor ct I in De


was inyincible and the Tigers were retired
as quickly a. they could come 10 bat-in
Cne-Twc-thres order
The
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
ST. CHARLES TEAM WON.
Defeated Rawlings of st. Louis by
to Yesterday,

st. Charles Browns defeated the Rawlings
team OF St Louis by a score Of to yes
terday in game PLAYED at St. ChIrlas
Young allowed three bases on balls in the
course Of the game and Sutherland permit
TED two The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07

pes Moines. Ia, July s----The visitors out
played The home team in ali positions to-day
The game was marrsd by wranglng over d-ci-
sions- AttendeHce. 2.oo. SOcTp:
Colorado springs..o % o. J.
Des Aoines.--..-..-2 O-s 10 J
Batteries: AcNeely and Dixon: HofIer and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.
s. Jo,rph ?, ProrIa 4.

St Joseph Nc. July 6-St Joseph defeated
I, PeoELs 5s,.ns ;;........:.S .S HHSS55Sf : z
Bstt-Tlss-ShaIEtall and Wilson: Aaupin and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
SECOND GAME.
Milwaukee lis. Kansas city I-a.

Kansas City. No. July BY terrific batting
Milwaukee won both games. Kansas City made
but nine hits all told. Messltt overcome by
heat early in the second game Attendance. aga.
FIRST GAME.
Kansas CTty.....o 0 0 c-i 2
Milwaukee .--.--.l III IS ?
Batteries: weimer and Messitt: kenna aud
Lucia
SECOND GAME.
kansas CIty.......O 0 Q 0 0 0 o % :
Milwaukee ..-....1 0 0 Is 10
Batteries: Gibson. Gable. MessiIt and Ann
strong: Frtcken. Mcpherson and HanfCrd
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07

NotbIng ruins horses so thoroughly a.
ONvTw0Tk- Many good hOTsem-n-that T.
good trainers In every other ssnsr-s.fnuot
bear iu leave ther horses In the barn II
a horse Is not doing well they rely upon
more work 10 make him do better There
cannot be greater faliacy Yet II i hard
TO big stake and take the chance OF
letting him get tt in the stahl. S;IiI Il has
cften been done and has often proven sue
Some Of the cIeyerest up and I'd trainers.
men who rely solely upon natural ability
and ntness OF Their horses to win. DO very
Hayes. n most capable trainer. works his
horses but little. ". w Dar,su rarely
sends A d Gibson, Brllare Or any Of his
horses on the track. He walks and ear
ters them about the grounds johnnie
HUFFMAN Is another easy man with horses
Tom Stevens. whom many reEar,i ls the
hest trainer IN the country, does very lit
tie track work.
He turns out the handsomest racers O,
any man on the turf He has a trick ~
putting flesh and muscle on their hacks ami
quarters without leaving a sciutiiIa ~ IA
upon the sides and abdomen that i re-
markable and tnimitable. His horse are al
ways pictures OF strength and hravtv.
On the other hand. Dick William who
trains fer Barney SchreiLer and ysh0 i
nrst-class man, drills his horses hard =,
does Abe Calm. who always has winners.
bnt who very frequently falls into the er-
Tsr OF OVERRIDING Il. as he dil with Terra
Speaking Of Terra Firma. does f. not
seem that he 5 the best s-year-oi1 In
America, bar. perhaps. Blue Glrl- Certain
ly he appears TO be the best colt in training
Manifestly overwrought In the ST. Louis
Derby and unquestionahly thrown on the
fence In the early part OF the race. knocked
out ot his stride, shy Of his usual speed.
doing his best al the way otis only bad
him a length. both carrying even weights.
A week later Otis gave every horse Ia the
American Derby weight on a dead track,
which does not suit him. led them al Tor
a mile and one-quarter. and then beat
Heno and Pentecost. the great Eastern
colts
Again, Terra Firma beat Aladdin in the
St Louis Derby Aladdin beat wyeth IN
the Sheridan Stakes OF course fhera iS
all kinds OF lurk in horse racing and they
Will beat one another back and forth. yet
Il is plain that Terra Firma was not within |
fifteen pounds Of his best form In the 81.
Louis Derby Otis gave him a five-pounds |
beating there Thus We must figure that |
Terra Pima was a ten pounds a better
horse than Otis There was no horse in |
the American Derby ten pounds better
than the Schreiber crack On a fast track |
Aladdin was twenty pounds inferior 70 |
Terra Firma in the ST. Louis Derby and
was ten pounds better than wyeth. The ]
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
To-Day's Brighton Beach Entries.

First race. apprentice race. one mile AMI a
sTr
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II didn't matter: however. for Brains
Padden did the right thing in the right
place. Rich" hunted down close to the
first base line Mullin felded the hall and
beat Paddsn TO the bag. but the play scored
Wallace. who had taken third on Ander-
sons out. DonohUe walked but was forced
by Powell. In the last two innings. Powell
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
Omaha 20, Denver IL.

Omaha. Neb July e-The home team took
two games from the Denver men to-day
Browns work ror the home team the fea-
ture OF beth games the visitors getting but
nine hits for the day. Attendance. 1850. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. H L.
Omaha .............e 0 o oI1-2 2
Denver ......-......o q Q . 0 O-l 5 ,
Batteries-BrOWn and Ggnding: McCloskey and
SECOND GAME
RHE.
Denver .lIsi.T .............S . 00i :
Bstteries-Brown and Gonding; Gordon and
Wilson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07
BROWNS WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM TIGERS.
Powell Allows Detroit Men but
-Four Hits and Is Backed by
some Good Stick Work.
MULLlN Is BkTTED FREELY.
Detroit Pitcher Rerrivcs Grand
support i'll All but One In
nimg-Wallace Scores
Winning Run.
STANDING OF THE GIBBS.
Yesterdays GAMES.

National League.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07

American League
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-07

National leagus
Bo-f"a ~ -. Louis
S-gsE. At Cincinnati
r-t ~ HlftsburE
N"w York aL CairaE0.