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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

IT and as he had $l.NAc3r in cash at the
time he give me carte blanche to make any
match l saw fit and for any amount OF
rcrcv. Nj the time he said S was the
n~cryIsSt money player that ever picked up
q cue"
George WheeIcck. the hookmaker. is
Jacob Schaefer's hacker in the matches
which ar" proposed between the Wizard
balk-i.ne championship. ard with Kerkau,
the German. ~ the 'Straisht-rdil' game.
WhesloCk X probably the most successful
e.: all American boukmakeTS. and is gerer-
tiers abroad. returning To- New York in time
for :hc racing season. He Is now in Paris.
Whe,luCS was FOL a hong time a partner OF
George S.ossgn in the billiard business in
New York
While the outcome Of Schaefer's match
= doubtful. II is thought the American
should have little trouble in defeating Ker--
kuU- even If he Concede the German SO
points in 2C.r. as he has offered to do for p
sid be-. E.rEaU holds the world record
for high run at straight rail-about S.S.-
while Schaefer once ran $3.50 in an unfin-
iShej ran.
In adoition to the fact that Kerkau plays
the straight rail constantly. while Schaeger
scarcely ever gives a thought to this out-of-
dd;e game. there VAS an important cnance
in the rules between the time Scnaefcr
made his record and Kerkau secured his.
When tie Wizard" ran 500 in San Fran
cisco ne was compelled To spot his ball in
case IF a freeze. vhereIs now a player Is
allowed To- shoot from the connecting ball.
if he prefers to 10 81. just rs Is done in
baik liue. AID this rule was in effect when
EyrEaa made his run. While nursing
Schayfer would not spot his hail one time
in fifty. employing a maSse. if necessary.
instead. and hr y the greatest master Of
mass. shots the world has known
However. there j. little doubt of Schae-
fer's ability To keep the balls on the rail
for an a'rost unlimited run should he find
IL desirable u go "a. even under the OLD
ruie compelling the spottinS OF the balls in
case Of 4 freeze.
SChaefor says the plan az keeping the
balls Il !itt'c way from the rail as he works
Ir,n .9lyt The table Is better than the olt
way Of close nursing. doing away. as is
does. with III, danger of getting "sewed
up"
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breeding Farm for De Reszkes.

That Jean de Reszke and his brother. Ed
GUARD. the noted grand opera singers. are
enthusiastic on the subject of American
horses is proven by their plans ia invest
heavily in trottinG stock before they return
to their European homes. The operate
stars are to establish a breeding farm in
Poland.
The Dc Reszke brothers arc rapidly he
coming powers on the running turf in their
native country. Poland. and i'm Paris. Their
various tours in the United States revealed
To them not only the merits of American
bred horses. hut Of American jockeys and
their style of riding. Cash Sloan rode FOR
them with great success last season. arl
This season will again sport their coloIs On
the Continental tracks.
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BROCK DROPS MOTHER AWE
ioSc> to Tom Wright in Class \ g'ii-
Hard Taurncy.

rO,n Wright negotiated another victory in
the Class \ thres-cushiun billiard toufua-
mgnt last night al the Grand hy taking
-AcoiptuS Brooks measure 10y tn" ScDrr uf
- To 81. Erovk'S had start put HIM ont
ci ire running. as n" was coming lii. a
Derby winner at the end. In the first forty
one innings Brock counted only ~-y.a
times and Wright obtained =, commanding
lead. Brock. however. performed after thar
IN MS usual dashinS style. and on the home
stretch h" was fast i.Cg,aSiu. the Ear.
when his opponent finished. In The last
nineteen Innings he averaged one point to
the inning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

Took the New Louisiana I'm ndicsp ut
Ecur cs-Ln lnhnnr Mon.

New Orleans, La. March 22-LcVc's La
bour and Major [lansir We're the winning
fayorites to-day Tn" feature II the card
vas the New Louisiana Handicap at four
miles and worth Sl.Np 10 the winner. Ma
jor ManSir was a strong fayOTite in the bet
ting. ihe price being cut from d To > 10
evens. Aim ana Jackanapcs showed the
way fer three and a half miles. Alternating
in the leading. Going around the leaders
b'Cpnnor sent the fayuTi'e to the front and
came home rs he pleased. winning very
c!cy"riy by two lengths. Bristol pulled up
alter going two miles and "A half. and with
the exception of Little Tommy Tucker. VINO
ran Il good race, the others Were staggering
at the cpd.
Iaa Ledford. the favorste i'm the fifth race.
stumbled in the final ~brcIkaway and threw
her rider. Weather clear; track good. Re
suits:
First race. one and one-c!sh,h miIe-Love's
Lshou:. H. w Common. L. > won: claa-
esIy; ~ 5Helsescn(I. .. to l.. Seeond; Boot, IL
Ear'; Ienderloin. Tragedy and Kentucky Mud,'le
Second race. handicap. six furlonE-Four Lsar
Davis. g ~, Waldo. . 10 ;. second: Sir CT
t".htF. - Lindsey. : to :, thira. linn. l.If7.
n&tSifaton. Meitsmann. Gala Day. ply0=Ee an!
thi.d fare. seiilng. one aDd one-quafter miles
Eusenia s III tut!sf. : To J.. won. FL Moran.
ls5 ~ Rice. - 10 l. second: Lina,nella. Il
'heiEescnl. : To- ;. third Time. 2:iii=. Homage
rec admission. Swor.isman AMI Mime Wls;eIi
Fonrtn race, New Louisiana Handicap. four
nil.s-Maior Mersir. MS uDCunnon. even, v5r.
I'M" i";nnN LEt"sr. IS ,i.inCsryb. S t" !, $50
.nd; Little EiFl2. :. theiE'san,. { TO /. third.
Tim. 49, Jayhaaau s.. Aim and Bristol also
Filth 'ace. L~andicap. mile and a s:yteentn-van
Hcniebcke. = tH"-,-aui. - e. / won. Il.ieS
~ Hope. to-. second: Petit liuit-. qe nEari,'
aeIaLtey and Tom kingsley also ran. Ida la,
SIKH race. selling. mile and seventy yar7-
R9nat"r. ~ 'T- waldo. = 10 !. won: Lpficr. lJi
tH"DlsS, : 10 - second: Doctor IarIick. I0I
jim W. and Leroy ID. also IAN.
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Bruce Declared Ineligible.

Edward 3. Bruce. one OF the four veter-
ans on Colurnhia's football team. scheduled
TO play next fall, will be unable to repre-
sent Columbia on the gridiron. He has been
declared ineligible by the university fac
ulty because four years ago he put the shot
in a contest against Cornell. He has 4
chance TO represent Columbia before that
time. either in rowing or track athletics.
for both of which he is a candidate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

The clever Buffalo pool player now cnmpet-
icE IN The yham.l as3iI tournament at
Brooklyn.
craEc Performances in the recent worlds
championship tourney Of late Sutton has
been PLAYING q number Of match pool games.
st;ecH-haI gam gri devote I'll his efforts
To billiards.. i" il urU working TO Improve
max, q rnUr " IN" Elst shortly and may
extend his travels "a Europe.
John Ho-gi1. TIE former York State
pool chanIlo1. is expected in -. Louis
next week from Kansas CITY. where r. has
been playing all corners. HgrcIu last week
VAS given ~ severe C-u'h,uS IN Johnny
king. The lTsy'IN player and pool expert.
Killing defeated Esr-an three times straight
and hv wide MARGINS NJ that. Now. there
s talk Of r,g'rhias King AGAINST Niired
lie GrO f'- the wor,f= championship. hut
aS ~" baseball season - 30 close at hand
il = hardly likely that tho G.Gl Will -
through before nest winter. II il IS arrange!
ut all
cure * o-e of thu most SOLID hilliard
p'ayc-= ever saw. s"yS b.!ly tIiton. dis
,Us~;-s the rev champion II Franc. 7
remember him well. IgcGgs" whom I G--t
vent {" Ta--s thsr" was a fine p,ac, CT-u
~ ore Of the academies there. Cure ard I
were candidates f1r Il. and Il game vas
arranged. the winner to take tho position.
Think Of 10: he averaged - against ne.
bit at that iv-i boa; nr hv a narrow mar
gin. They rang u ! big hail ON ne, 900.
happ,u.I hut SHr that" Y
Trom ta'kin= a.. his Partisan experiences
Cation G-.s:ei 20 other rgmi0i-ce-caS that
Uy-, S,ECe-t.' yu- L. the V.hs~.
IL sea Slaw that Frank Ives olc- for
ftiJ.I tc re IN . ti- match vlme2' he
asked. He paid ne go Tath.~ than ~
ahead with q ur-.rh q. Isf. Nnu might
say he jumped right tar,.Sh me. going
from uen ! C'g!i heat ~ 90 S-harfer and
S'u>SCu.
WIS the h-~t fI"rri-l friend IN" billiard
ulGveTs ever la. he lex s-liuzt me in my
match IN 81. Louis w.th Tom Gallagher.
uiaCiIE S."tI i'm tn main ZANE. I WOE ~
S-iHch ba.k-,iu" Nv = sro-, 80 81 To e9A.
That game ln:ra:seri Hi.k ta.tt Z ~sS about
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Ererse Team Organized.

Breese. Ii. March 1.-THE star baseball team
has been organ; z'G here for the cn-'n= season
vtit the ioit7NirE players: Alex SHARP. pitcher:
Louis puirie. catcher: Edward Euh, HrSt base.
k"1 itorri"@. second hasc: lie KrsbS. -hortst.p.
Gus Eunln'i 'hSd base. ~ Fl7dcr. right
f"ld: Iuiits hmidt. center nc'd. ami lanes
Ter: Isit led, The tam VII De manage. by
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DINLEAyI TO FIGHT BROAD.
Men VIII Meet ScNt sunday before
the ST. EnuiS Rowing ciub-

Jack Dunleavy and George Block have
been matched to fight before the st. L.rU-S
Rowing Club next Sunday. March -. at
catch weights. straight Marquis uf Queens
bury rule. with Bob Douglass T"fereciHS.
Both men are about the same weight ia
fighting trim, ard viii probably scale at IL
or theTeabcdts. DEUlsavy il under an. care
Of Nal Doyle. while Jack Bulge: J.
handling Block at present. Hitting in thu
ciincheS viii go. and this s.y!e II fighting
has always been a speciality al Ddu."ENys.
The bout should result IN a :11d contest.
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Charleston. : =. March All five race..a,
IN" exposition track vc-' won ny fayorites 10
CAV Weather cloudy. track fast. Results:
rlrSt rae SIX fur NON ,,-J.t
US second: Salous. thiri. Time. l:ens.
Second Cnce. telling. five and nue-half fur,pnr.
Glad Hand won: Gsnrubert. ..c1nd: KiIisTJie
ti'rs'. Tine. I.i3ig-
Third race. selling. six and ~one-ialf furInnvs
Doctor Worth wen: nominis. second: lin sean
Ian. third. Time. r-g7is.
Fourth race. selling. five furlouEs-LaEe Fnnr,
WON; Latchstring- second: Cathedral. third. lime,
l-Ois..
Fifth race. selling. five furiongs-Rv George
won: Bal Penny. second: Queen l.. third. Time.
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Sutincitld. Mas. March 2."N' N. Rod and
Gun clubs regular u ut i"-dIg T. Il Gels"l
mad "a sUo,oss'ul attack ou ~" world ll--l.t
record ~ tn, standard American t=-c,t at -"
yau,E. and ;ais"i II = Isi.ts. T. SOS. The record
vas heli Is NJ. ResEersya II Cheyenne. Wyu.
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Sims and Mcfarland will he required {,
weigh in at ; y. IN. to-day. $50 pounds he
ing the figure set for the hoIt. Sims mas
made this weight before. but uSuully fights
iii THE lightweight division. Mcfarland IL
a feitherwei2ht. hut will probably take on
a few pounds f1T this afternoons battle.
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o.FALLnN Paak LEAGUE.
Surgeons :, Lobster. a..

The Surgeons shut cat tie L"as;-rs On
Fer tchIS alleys in the p'Fali"n League series.
formerly known as the Fish League. Tne losers
proved Their right to their ttl.. - in all cN,-pc
the final event they failed To maze il interesting
FOR the winners. TEE score:
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yal.-Harvart Boat Race Planned.

New Haven; Conn: March 1t is Announced
here to-day that Yale and Harvard have ag-c. Z
rpon terms for the annual boat race 10 he hel !
at New Londcrf on Thursday. June 2S. with Will
liam Metkleham as referee. There will he three
races. as usual. \ four-mile race between the
VARSITY eirht-oared. a two-mile race between
the four-nared and a two-mile race between
the freshmen crews.
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Elmer Mayiield has been substituted for
Rud NTeder in the preliminary ~ the -.
I-oIis Roking club this afternoon. kredC-S
defeat at the West End cab last Thursday
causing hin to be Withdrawn. Jimmie
ODCnneli will be Mayfield's opponent.
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U.rspcr-o.nri.a Watch ua,,c.

Is Srar. Mas. iIr.l ---tieHfEe Gardner Az
lack 8-I-i.u hI.s -.-ryi articles ., box At enc
: urh,rr Athletic 40. Louisville. May 60 The
men viii weigh n pa To- pounds.
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George Sr;;ou. tho hpul'ess Lil'i1r!jst.
ra-ries in III. city and declares lii anxiety
for Il itlk-lur match with Frsgh Nt,.
Sutton at present is playing ,uv best !4lE-
line billiards ~ hi career. In a game ut
HruScr's the other dIy he averaged - -
for 10 points ls-iach balk line. TO shot i2.
Truly "A great average for any b,ll.ar'i
player and considerably higher than ;ha Az
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23
WHITNEY Is CHAMPION.
Wins Deciding Game From Nicholson
in NOssutIi -tNcnnc Pool Tourney.

Ed Whitney won the champion ship Of the
koSSuth avenue cnntinuous-pnoi tourna-
ment hy defeating Steve Nicholson last
night at Lee FEEDERS. Grand and knssuth
avenues, before Il crowd that packed The
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Weather far and track good Ros,,Its.

First Gace. thr"e-Iuar;r:s Il q mill. sling
Ada y. IL tIIirkenruih'. = To l. won. T-astan,
20 tiioaIb. 6 10 !. second. Tie W.-v.S. 10 II,
i'alyp. : to ]. jHi-a- Time. I:is. S,Y N.,,,f-
Jgrla. Dorian. Katie Nairntt. FlGred. Nlni-bi
ran. "'
S~ronl race. tliTt"eH-siN'c.utbs - a mile. s-Iy-
i1S Doctor i;nyl". To- "%nul-yh. To- Il. w,5.
MIRO strauss. ln t''ar'. Z to : Second. Rein,
de 'qha. l'I ,f,o1,E'an,. I2 10 = trri' TiI'"'
IL Royal Irize. Rose - HIu. Satan Saul =
TcIsus and GuStn alec IAN. ~
EhiGd T1"". IN" mile. selling Doctor Eo-n-,--
= a.. llly1. - 20 / Ugn: FridlIin. - trv..s
letts. = t. ]. second. Tizpn4. lei ,Stu4r;1 - =, :
thtr... rinlc. l.3. IRE" lance. 'favaine J,ugIa.
ran "F'
Io1rth ;ac" one mile. Western Proiu~o SrHka
MANI. l5 Gunner. = To ] won. sylvia nI-
TT. II" ~. i'aiyt- : IL !. Second. -Ninzt.Fa~ Tf
,Hoart. - TO /. thiFi. Time. i:lzl. .TIasrS.fIsr nj
,Ihs Forum. hrso. 'fhaddeus. hataaga. ard TN.
81: * w. entry. +schreiber entry. .E,mwooi
Fifth face. three-1uarte:s or a ~mil4-Tcwer or
candles. ~ IL Jackson. I tc =. won; Feh-uer,.
"a 'anauni.. 10 to /. second: pouhi.t. lGS tIIa7rl'
! 10 ]. Third. Timr. l:iiis. Mission. Botany. Van.
tine and Sly.aisO ran.
Sixth race. one mile. s"!ilng-Artilia I9 Di,-
k~enru;l,'. a. to / won; Hulchuca. 81 IL. paw.
2e 10 !. second: Dean Swift. IgI ,GuD.iyr7,,
e. / third. Time. 1:i21.. ouadra. comm ssi5r:r
Forster. oscar Trile. John McGuIk ami pi0m-I
also Gar.
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EJCHEE ,ND D.srH-uory .nsary

Branch. No lsl, viii give = eucGr ami
dance Iuesiay evening. April /. 1872. in the
Holy Rosary School hall. al Newstoad and
Sacramento avenues.
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Peggy Miller. a wr,,-kuowu St. Louis
pool player. and pftp Tess-lsr IF ChieaSl
lla y.i u l~00-p"ir' gam" = continuous poo!
last week at kg.lJ='S hail fCr e purse ~
So. Gii'cr won ll taGr.y fashion ~ the
score e i" To - y return match VIII he
played.
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The 4. y. @ team. WHICH ic-iules some q
fhe best amateur talent in the CITY. has .taTcar-
lied for the season with the. following olaSers:
Matt Isin. pitcher: Harry Cast. cat her: G.
Rsmshardt. first base /, Isin. sceonl base =
Breen. third base; II. Aliis. shortstop: F. =.
Schisler. right field: II. Rider. ccntH- held: and
r. Schmani. loft field The management desires
20 book dates with Rsilcvile Nirden. auburn.
J.itchfeld. Cairo. jefferson CITY. Nobcrly. 81.
Charles and other hrst-class out-or-towa teams.
Address communications 70 John Scott. manager.
NJ. SeH- DaEalh street
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Say. 90 for OVerCOatS

70 your order in The new Chester
field style. This garment is slight
III longer and lOOSer for this season
-Rffording Il very dicnificd appear
ance 10 the weHrcr.
Nofe-ThiS means SINNERS best
silk Innings. faced ro buttnnhoir or
edge. Its an opp"rrunc Easter Of
fcrin-. Don't miss il.
Suits 10 orGcr.......S2r 10 so.
Overcoars to order. SIS 10 So.
Trousers : order. So - SD.
5000 patterns strong for you to
choose from.
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Crnppics =. MInroux =.
NINNOWS.

Til. Crappies proved say thing but dead ones
in IEsir tax with thu .iinDnwS ~ E-rtrhi's A.
l-ys. and gl-ilaSed 10 iIHI ;h- D=i EI.nr. Hen
and Smell wee the fading Cvnj.acsrS. lie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

tirr at Lee IfoiI'.T's. Out oi aii rh@ tel.
mt r,rfo!miu, In these tournaments. - goo!
star may .t ..y.l 'Fu-'.
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The Rice-Stix baseball team has perfected Or
l 3 snizatipn for the season with the following
players: Wallis. Kunz. S;eEers. NJ Walsh. n.
Walsh. Kennedy, BurS@ Bailey. GIendon.
Rrfen and Dudley All local teams desiring
Z eunday games and out of- town clubs desiring
Sunday dates are requested to communicate with
MANAGE g Dimentei. care Rice-Stix Dry Goods
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North g. Louis lust now is giving good
support to the pool tournaments now run
ming In the Fair Grounds district. The i'll
ter-rrom .Glir Ia UIryCd a pCcui.r ar
fair ard y drawing good crowds. the games
being divided between three rooms. chris
Won der Ahc'S three-Tau team Is gong
a good pace and threatens 10 capture the
honcrs without = single loss. The Kossuth
avenue tourney has proved a good aturec-
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billiard AND POOL GOSSIP.
holland VIII I.aSc Ills Hands Full in
tIu>s 1 Ihrcc-Iushina rnurncN.

The class \ tournament at the Grand
is beginning 10 Siz.le. ami the prospects for
a hot finish are extremely briEht. Charles
7. holland. forecast as 4 sure winner.
has made good - far. having won In all
Of his four games However. ne has Vet L.
20 against some OF the tougher PROPOSE
ji"ns. ard then thor. may se changes in th:
standing. Na.Gud t-S Not as vet displayed
as good form as L. iii last year. and his
N!nn!n. margins hIv" rot been great. Char
ence Hutchiucs. Ia Adams. Doctor lamp
he'll Tom Wright and George ieVrer will 10
some work for a f.S.-iiyisiCn place. and "
they get NcIari down IN their midst may
give him i close call for the hOun-S. which
include the title CT the amateur three-cuSG-
ion championship OF the State.
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Or, gOmkNMEN

Cures al CaroH:e Dls"Hscs az B."vsSsstle Curative.
rpffiv-Iv GUS Nervous Dstiiiiy. Vital Weakness, Lost
-'anrroa OF srv evils r,-ul-.a= frrn youthful errors CT
cV-ssa-s. n f7,u t1nt - seven -crSs n ue ard constantly
s-vcuiscl IN the - iolis pspr.l for over foT.y years. ard
las never f'i.cd in curing The Wors; Cases. Price. Fi,a
Dg3lrs: t->l package. pue Dollar. sold only hy DR. -
c~s.sblGEet i.-. Private Circular FREE
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.!rNrir, Incoming Imra:ica:.

During the controversy over the choice IF
Il club. Jy|-!,s'S manager Was credited with
- statement that. II F~IIZSimmons refused {"
Il. id. UT the whereabouts "i The fight 1T
once. JeNr4ss would throw over FttZs!mmvns
ana max, 4 match with Sh.rktV.
Sh4rkey's u!lra-,.. Fitzpatrick. has made
q statement To- the fleet that these stories
w--. written fur III" purpose uf whipping
FIrz-:mm.u- into line" and that 'Saurkey
is not playing second fiddle t. any one
"Srark.y." hr continues has other plans
:u- coronation week. already arranS.G.
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A Merger.

gSe c Esssses. We have merged
eisout 30 pieces of real Scotch
CvaereatinGS thar were bought Il"
fAS st SOS and 50. and merged
(aem into the nominal price al
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Easter.

Is coming ~apacc-do you realize lis
but Il week hence: We figured on il
aud have prepared accordingly in
the salcsroUm. i'll th.. workshop and
expsrt ro deliver Icy next Saturday
GAe large volume of Faster Suits
end 0varcrats in cur history.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

The clever Buffalo pool player uuw cnrlpat-
i-- IN the cham.l usSiI tournament At
BROOKLYN.
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y really think tlrt JoHri"s is crawling.
H saw IN. beat Sharkry at Corey Island.
and l Gpu't think De- wants any "f the same
medicine. AMI viii get cut ot it u hr can
IN - into h:S own toNn and in Hex nim
there. too. but its worth my terms uT MS
worth nothing.
You can take II, aS final tina; IN not
accept anything less. I'll 80 To London
INST"
Tine century Giuu offered - choice OF
thrC. alternatives to the iEht,.E-7J per cent
Il the gross Iyrri Is. 10 per cent. viii Il
guaraute, q Se,e-i. OF a guarantee OF
E-I.wH
JsTries prefers To. first oC tho three al
t-:uatiy's. and wired Fit1S;nmIlS accord
iG-ly- Tn" latter. however. refuses to nSht
E.-or. the los Angeles trEIntzst IN unless
Ina own terms uI - p'r cent. with A $2'."p
guarantee. are usr.,irJ Ju. This the club
refuses To- IgC,Gr To.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

UNaTI"'E. VNcF ftTHhN'
II amounts To- q deadlock. as each side
seems iuhrNihl. in lis - termination. Neau-
while. Percy -. Williams. manager "i the
C,rllsEm.u. has received q crmmuuicat.un
from the Yosemite. Athletic cub nj san
Francisco. asking tHat nn terms hc accepted
from another organ GIJ'on until the Golden
Gate shall b. heard from again. The Yo-
>srI.." u utlr uifey ~ per cent.
In san Francisco only one license 4 month
for Iugii site encounters can h. SSu-d by
In" municipal authorities. AMI as AT the
last session Cf N" Board 81 Aldermen there
was not a quorum present. the club could
not secure - permit.
L i' believed. however. that. n q com ng
meeting Of the board. the club Will hc able
u secure q license for any ta;r desired. in
which ease ii may decide Ia slightly increase
il offer.
Fl;zsimm rs and Williams are Of "a, opir-
ian that - ury cent from tn, san Francisco
Cl.L wag IN I've better financial iT!u-sncut
than - per cent cf the Century ClU".
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-27

There was a general slzlng up Of men at the baseball game Sunday, between the Soldiers and White Pass hines. The game was the first played by ths Soldiers and consequently not only the W. P. boys, but the gener.l spectators watched the new nine closely.
 The score stood I3 Co 4 ln favor Of the White Pass, but this does not give the true facts of the game. The Soldiers lacked in team work and were not up ln batting. Last season the soldiers had a good nine at Fort Law,on, and played ssv- eral series Of games with the Ballard, Uoi- vsrsltv of Washington, Seattle and High School hines, pulling out with fNing col- ors Since then several ol the players time were up and they have been tl'- charged. The nine of Sunday was made up of many of the crack players of last year and several new pieces of timber Capt. Summerall Is very anxious to give his men a fair show and lt was leaned last night that lhe nine will be given plen- tv Of pratice In order to get In perfect form and Incidentally to make a hard fight for the cup.
 For the Soldiers, and watching the play Sunday, Miller, as catcher and Lalonde, as pitcher, represent a strong battery. La- londs can throw a good ball. and although his ann became glassy ln Che seventh lu- nlngs, practice will put hls arm In trim for a full Innings. Miller holds down the ball prsttlly. Hedges cn second base played a star game, ln one inning putting two out by eatenes and assisting In putting one out. Batte In left field, made three good catches from tho home plate Crooks, as short stop, had better chance