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THREE ! LEAGUE SEEKS FAME.
VIII Try 80 Strengthen It's Rcputa-
tior-scnson VIII Open May 1.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

bloomington. ILL.,. APRIL 1a.-The Three /
LsagIe will Try to strengthen its reputa-
ion this season of being the most success
fui OF the minor orgalizat.oEs, and the
opening of the season on May / Will md il
IN letter condition than ever before. The
various "maSndteS" have been active DUR
ING the winter In Strengthening the weak
Spots ana from the playing OF the various
teams in the preliminary contests this
month. most OF the a-nticipations will be
rockford was the first in the tisld ana has
mad the advantage of two weeks of prac-
ice work with the Eeloit College team.
teams in the held early while Decatur was
not far behind. Bloomington has been de-
iayed On account of the construction Of
new grounds. due to the sale Of the old
last winter. The first game here will be on
SUNDAY April %. with the Joliet Standards
anu 4 special train viii be run. carrying en-
tnGsqastS from that city. Davenport.
Cedar RAPIDS. and Rocl. Island called their
playsrs together the same tiT1e that Bloom
lhston Ga; and VIII work hard in the last
zen days LETT. before the season opens to
eighteen to twenty-five men and will then
Weed out to twelve by May 10. Blooming
OF Mhoni are pitchers. The following is a
revised list of the various PLAYERS in Bloom
inGton and the other. cities Of the circuit:
McGreevy. Bishop. Bee Dies Bachanan and
Ne c5tGhsf. Belt: FIRST base. Mullaney: sec
inert and King; third base. Blown: right Held.
d!oiipSoh' center ieid. kinlock; LEFT deld. Con-
Rock Island-Pitchers. Wood. Smith. Cast.
NlcheTs I thompson. Milton and LAWRENCE: catch
tfs, niillams and ConSeil: first base. Wright:
ese4hd pas. Young and Middleton; shortstop:
nei1. Sonweli; center field. Hopkins: left field.
Eyansv!lle-Pitchers, Burchell. Pclehow. Treat.
Snyaer. Iorrence; catchers, SISTER. Condit and
y Hdilofan: first base. News; second base. Ken
nedy; shortstop. Ebert: third base. Hoffman:
rlsnt ned. Hale: center field. Reid: left field.
Scnailey and PercivaI.
Ce;iar Rapids-Pitchers. Staub. Miller. Durham.
Dahlquist and Mcfarland; catchers. Weaver and
ItSrs; frst base, Ill.,. second base. kennedy:
snort stop, Berte and Maryott: third tase. VIII
19h and slack, right field. Fleming; center field.
ines; ret held Dugan and Price.
Staufrer. Wenig. Ihomas.
Barnes; McSord, Vetter. Brown; catcher. Yet
Ihir.. NH: right. Violets; center. Fillman: left.
Decatur Pitchers. McGiIl. Dorner. Bruce;
caScneis smith. schewbridGe: first. Hickey; sec
ond. Pieter captain and manager); short, Ryan.
left. Burt.
Rockford - Pitchers. Graham. Boyle, Owens.
smith. kiilian: catchers. Corgett. Thiery. Hunt:
first; Dilion: second. Hines: short, Goodwin;
third. Brewer. Patisor. BeulOw: right conkitn,
SARGENT: center. Lippert; left, Kruger.
TerTe ~faute-Pitchers. Scott. Lyman, Hackett.
SWAIN, Mccoy. Rudnick, Brady: catcheIs. Ris-
niger. Starnagle; first. Richardson: second. Wal
1ers; short, King, McGrew: third, Mckenzie
Stroh:' right, Wilkinson: center, Grant; LETT,
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Wallace and Heidrick Offered Big
Inducements to Desert Browns
for New York.
CINCINNATI IN ON THE DEAL.
American League Players Asked to
Sign Three-Year Contracts
One of Mc,Aleer's Pitch
ers Approached.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Louisville. KY, April 1s.-The National
League. through its agents. is making great
efforts to sign certain players. offering them
tremendous salaries as the inducement TO
jump back. An agent Of the New York
club wrote a letter to Emmett Heidrick a
Few days ago offering Heidrick and Bobby
Wallace a bona-fde salary OF $1,000 apiece
a year for three years with the RELEASE
clause stricken out. If the boys did not
care TO play In New York they could go to
Cincinnati at the same figures. according
to the terms of the offer. The agent asked
them TO wire back and let him know and
ne would come on and sign them.
me boys promptly turned the offer down
stating that they were perfectly satisfied
where they are and would not entertain anv
proposition from the other side.
There Is a rumor that a certain pitcher on
the club has been made a very fatterinr
SHer TO desert. So far the National League
mas been unable to secure any of lis Old
players, and the chances seem very slim.
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MARTIN TO MEET SAUNDERS.


Johnny Martin of Chicago. a feather
weight of considerable reputation, will meet
Billy Saunders. the local negro boxer, be-
fore the St. Louis Rowing II next Sun
day. April "a. The men will go fifteen
rounds at 122 pounds, and as the occasion is
their third meeting, both previous bouts
pected.
Martin has a draw with Clarence Forbes
to his credit and has figured in several
bouts of considerable Importance at Chica-
go. Saunders is well known locally. and
has always been considered a dangerous
proposition by St. Louis feather weights.
The preliminary has not yet been arranged.
Benny Yanger will reach the city this
D~nofning and will go direct to the Planters
will probably be done at a ~roadhouse on the
CLAYTON road.
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fSgeS.
O'C2nneiI o. No. 1894 North Twerfy-eec-
ond street. who Is handling the l. NJ. Rumsevs
would IKE to hear from teams in tn Il and Is
-E5war HtTernan Of No. g6 Lamj street
m eI5 ike t. sign with some good team as out
The NoAalls have organized and would like
10 hear from al teams in the L and 10 year old
GAS: j L%enrsrdt Of No. 1917 Kennerly avenue
Tie cofeys win play at Lebanon to-day with
ire following Incur: Crame-. pitcfA-: J. Reid.
SSa 3se: rn buFafE: ar,t f2SS; Crowley second
HoEEicno IiEht field; Fitz?oriev. center field
The Quick Meals will play a, Z eese. Ill. to-
Orphan Boys and tie ]. b. Hicks team
VIII meet to-day Terms wishing Games with
the Orphan BOYS address No. 2'O1 Cherokee
The OAK Hii Baseball club Is anxious t,
met the b%en-ftgrs next SUNDAY morning at its
Frit-rhc. captain II TIC Oak HfISsI v5,,G IiIe
to earn The address OF TIE Bsa-Hurs' manager.
tle car G-}as Bro Brothbe sry Ell cille sseo9 Tenn name fo- gith
TTFs dTS har;ley Of he GloheS his secured
Browns as catcher. md John Kicks. cautain o.
I2at EeaTs alton Elues, As an additional player.
.a@ "orit iiks TO hear frm frst-class semipro-
p rFG ggt9 .a9 Soo, hs, a1e H.. teams S-. the Ri. R!se-stix
teriav. afternoon, FsheI's Premium Siusgsrs
Fir shore at II" Haniitor.Frow7 sloe %1
teTy def"ated tn" TreeIs in a baseball game yes.
th@ sar2e was the pitching of E. Kive:ts FOR the
Tia Diels VIII r'av Fred Pferer's / I L
Lc"Euc clua At, Pesatur, III. tbs afternoon.
Their itne-Un VIII h.. FairbaCk. fist: David so7.
second; Eew,eraa. sh1itstsp p: Schlcrn third;
nahdccan; lGft felei Lows center Geld; Roll,
Thu Wild West Blffafoes world like to hear
from teams in the II and 70 year old class, the
Little Potatoes or the Madison Juniors pre-
ferred The team plays TIE Chqnning Avenue
S!uggers to-day. John Lincoln of No. gss Mor-
The Hvde Park Juniors defeated the EN-
pres YESTERDAY hv 4 score of Is 70 Is. Tie line
IN or the victorious team was: Summers. short
step; knne. second base: Henstreet tri-i base:
X He1sicS. ~n'tcher:. B.chin". catche-: Paul.
field. Ripley. right field. Peter Rechs served as
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Virginia won TWO Games.

REI BLIC SPECIAD.
University Of Virginia. Va. April 1s.-The uni
versity students are jubilant tonight over the
result 9i yesterdays and to-day's victories over
then old Zoe, the University Of North: Carolina.
Virginia Won. 20 4, yesterday r.. and downed the
Tar lees . to ! at Raleigh this afternoon.
Inc patching and batting of. Gracraft,e Virginia's
young Ie-year-old player. was the feature of
both games He pitched yesterdays game. ard
batted IN The winning run for his team in the
tenth inning. with two men ont. Unavoidable
CIRCUMSTANCES forced him to go In, the box again
to-day and he pitched. the entire game perfectly.
BESIDES GONG timely batting. The team will be
met BY the entire student body and given a Farm
reception on its return to-morTov.
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o,Fallon. H.. April 1.-THE employees Of the
Willard Range Factory have organized the fol-
lowing team: Catcher. r.. kampmeyer: pitcher,
6: kampmeyer' first base, otto .Niederecker:
second base. d. w. Dunn: third base, George
Moore: shortstop, Tom Holdner: left field. r.
Creed: center field. George Schmidt; right field.
I. Peterson. The opening game will take place
sunday. April 2. at Willard's Park. the con-
testants being the factory team and the mold
ers. Batteries: brothers.
Nolder-Taylor and Henen.
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QUAkERSB PUNCHED I T.
Two Straight for Philadelphia Over
New Y1rE-

New York, Apri! 19.-Philadelphia defeated
New York at the Polo Grounds to-day,
making it two straight. in revenge for the
victory gained over them by the New Yorks
last Thursday. The local team had eleven
hits to the visitors eight. but their batting
was untimely and their fielding very poor.
The Phi~ladelphians punched their hits when
the New Yorks punched their errors In the
sixth inning. Van Haltren played in his
old position for the first time this season.
Roy Clarke, the new outfielder. from Brown
University. Joined the local team to-day.
Attendance. Zoo, Score.
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SMITH WON FROM sHURTLEFF.
Local Academy Hear College ny Score
of . to 6.

Smith Academy and ShurtlefT College Of
Alton met at the Pastime grounds in d
baseball game yesterday with the result
Of a victory for the Smith boys, the score
standing : TO C. Sublett and Blackwell
served as the Smiths battery. while two
of the Swain brothers furnished battery
work for the visitors.
Features of the game were Subjects work
in the box and Johnson's performance at
the bat. Sublett striking out six men, well
supported by Blackwell, while Johnson to-
tailed three runs for his team and made a
sensational two-base hit. Robinson raised
his record by making Il three-base hit and
later figured in a double play.
Summary of the game follows:
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KING TO SEE EPSON RACES.
April - Will he Time of His FRS
Appearanc nee Since Accession.

London, April liking Edward will make
his nrst appearance on the turf since his
accession. at EPSON, April %. when the
friends OF William C. Whitney nope he Will
nave a chance to See Eolodyovskl carry off
the valuable City and Suburban prize.
Prime favorite as the late Derby winner.
Eolcdyovski- IS. with Danny Maher, the
American jockey, up. the twenty-four start
ers make d strong held.
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O'Fallon's Baseball Team,

bIIJ SFFtIAb
OFallon, ILL.,. April 19.-Manager Schalter an
nounces the lineup Of the first baseball team of
this city, as follows:, Pitcher. F. Kleish; catch
er, L. Henen. formerly full back of the Orchard
City football team; first base. A. Airing: second
base. 1. Wyllie: third base. T. Tobfn: short
stop. 7. Yaeger: left field. W. Roberts; center
field. George Yaeger: right field. Joe YaeEer.
substitutes-D. Roberts and +. Schan. Manager
Schalter will open the season at the East Side
Park. SUNDAY. Anril q.
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billiard Matcbe. nj Royn,.

Commencing tomorrow night, the Royal will
fnaugurate a series of three-cushion matches. to
TAKE place Monday. Wednesday and Friday nights
nnuI further notice. Frank Day, State champion
at that style of game, will play one game Of 50
points with any one desiring TO compete on the
evenings named, and Will give n prize Of S. to
Hny one who defeats him. This proposition. he
says. is open to all comcrs.
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MANUAL DEFEATED WESTERN.
Training school Won From Alton
Saorn 10 to 10.

Manual Training School and Western
Miiltary Academy teams opened the inter
Yesterday. Manual winning after a rather
undressing contest by the score of L to
slight lead ON the local team, but four runs
siIed up in rapid succession gave an ad-
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An all4day shoot VIII be held at Dupont Park
today. several events at targets being arranged
with prizes oGefed. The shoot for the Rawlings
medal al live birds. will also he held. Next sun
aay tie management Will offer a new medal AT
I've nlgegns.
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DOUBLE HEADER AT BOSTON.
Bean-Eaters and Superbas Rrokc
Even Mt the Huh.

Boston. April 19.-Eight thousand people.
this afternoon saw Boston score a victory
OF the Brooklyn team. While Rrooirirn's
men found Willis for nine hits. the Boston
pitcher kept them safely scattered. Ii WIS
n lne seventh That Boston took McMakin's
Inea sure and won the game Srnra.
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BOSTON ..--.---"..-.-.0 o o ! =
brooklyn -...--.-.--.-.0 . . / 0 o 0 %
Iwo-base /. Long l. Home runs
Dahten l. stolen bases-Tenney l.. Carney 1.
ponbie and Tenney l. Willis.
Long ano Ienrey l. First base on all-Farreli
l heeler J. Tenney ]. Struck out-By Wills 3.
s~npire-brnwn. Time Of game-One hour and
hfty-four minues. Attendance. S.oJl.
boston. April 1e.-Brooklyn won the OPEN
played this morning, after a hard confess Of
thirteen innings Both pitchers worked
Wen; Plttinger being pretty effective until
ne last inning, when the visitors. by bunch
ing three singles and a hree-bsgce scored
three Iuns and clinched the game. All of
Eostons new men played in good style. 4
fielding and Irwin's batting We're features
Score:
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Earned runs-Pittsburg .. st. Louis 2. TWO
base hitsIsmoot ] Clarke l. Three-base hits,
Hazleton l.. Passed balls-o'Connor J.. Ryan l.
stolen bases-smoot !; Donovan l.: Wagner l.
Hit by pitcher-Ey. Chesbro 3. Wild pitches
Popp i: Bases on balls-Of Chesbro l.. of Popp
/. Strike outs-By Cheshire s. by Popp 2. Left
on bases-PittsburE 5. St Louis 10. Time Of
game.,one hour and fifty-one minutes. Umpire
Cantillon.
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Melsor Wins Marothcn Road Race.

Boston. Mass. April l9.-The annual Marother
road race to-day over the twenty-ive-mile course
from Ashland. Miss. to this city. was won by
5. \. Nellar, Jr.. Of YonEers. y. Y. who finished
in 2:iS:lj %. The start was made at noon.
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Cornell 10 Row at philadelphia.

lthioa, n. y, April l9;ICornells Rowing COM
mittee last night reconsidered its decision not to
ROW two races on Decoration Day. and will send
a crew to Philadelphia to compete in the trtaneu-
lar race with the Columbia and PENNSYLVANIA
secOnd varsity eishts. 1t is likely the Junior
VARSITY will be sent. Another crew will be pre-
pared TO meet Harvard on Lake Cayugs On the
same cav.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
FIRST CLASH AT BOSTON.
Big Crowd Sees Boston Win From
n~npD

Boston, April 1s.-Boston auspiciousIy
opened an American League season in this
game by a batting rally in the ninth. The
visitors presented Hughes of last seasons
Chicago Nationals. as pitcher. while the
veteran. "Cy' Young. was In the box for
Boston. TO-day'S game was specially
transferred from those to be played later
holiday In Boston. Attendance. 14.NO. Score,
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AccordinG to the figures Of E. Z. Reyburn.
F~itzsiminons won the individual Championship
OF the Noodward-T1ernan League with an aver
age OF nearly 10. Reyburn. who bowled in com
parat1feiy Few games. came out a good second.
Woodward. a siS-pin man, succeeded in showing
the naEdlcap percentage of cock and missed pins,
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base .hits-Dobbs !. Ewing l.. Stolen bases
Steinfeldt l. Crawford ]. Double glays-Dexter
by Gardner 3, by Rhoades 2 Struck ou;-By
Wild, p~itches-Ewing !. Time, 2:I5. Umpire
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Normal Team Defeated.

EETUBL-IC SPECIAL.
kirksvilie. NO., April 1a-In a baseball game
to-day the A. s. o. defeated the state Normal
team by a score of 3 to s. Batteries: 4. s. o.
Deming and Fowler. Normai-Wilcox and Hull.
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Earned runsmmBrooklyn 3 Two-hase hi;z-Long
l. Eeeler /. Threc-hase hits-Flood l Sacrifice
hits cCreery ]. Tenney l. Pittinger /, iDoian /
Double plays-Irwin and Flood l. Ffrst-base on
bnlls-Of .Pittirger =. off Mccain 4. nat nv
pitched ball-By Pittinger l. Struck out BY Pit
finger :. by Mccain 2 Time-Two hours and
ance, 500. ~
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EwING's wILDNEss COSTLY.
Chicago Wins Third Game From Gin
%fnnat

Cincinnati. O., April 1s.-Chfcago scored
the third consecutive victory over Cincin-
natl to-day through Ewing's witness in
giving bases on balls. He allowed them ten
passes to first. Up to the ninth inning Chi
cago had only secured one hit off Ewing's
delivery. Attendance, 1,500. Score:
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kno. coilcgc Dcfented Davenport.


GalcsbulE. III, April BY punching hits in
the eighth Inning. Knox College defeated Dsven-
ports team OF the Three / League here to-day
b. a segre Of 6 10 g..
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BALTIMORE CATCHER DEAD.
Gus Erickson Succumbs to Lung
Trouble.

Chicago. April 19.-Gus Erickson. the To-
cal catcher. signed by McGraw foc the
home to-day. Water on the lungs and fur
ther complications We're the causes given.
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BOWLING.
DRUGGISTS LEAGUE AVERAGES.
Individual bowling records for Last
Season Are Our

Final individual averages and records FOL
the season of 190l-1So2 in the Druggists
Cocked-Hat League, arranged according t
number of games. follow:
OVER ONE HUNDRED GAMES.
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The general health Of q
woman is inseparably &.
lated to the local womauly
health. When the deli
cate womanly organism
is diseased, the body loses
plumpuess, the cheeks lose
their roses, and . nervous
and fretful condition be-
comes hahitua1.
Thousands of sick women
who have been cured of
diseases peculiar 10 the
sex by the use Of d..
Eerce's F1vorite Prssc1ip.
ton have testified to the
RESIGNATION Of the general
health when the local dis
ease was cured.
rFavorite Preserips;onn
establishes regularity, dries
unhealthy drains, heals in
Examination and liberation
and cures female readiness
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LEAGUE
Individual high single game. Enderle and Car
michael. 90: individual high five games. Carmich-
cal, oos; team high, single game. 1905, SS; team
high, five games. 1908. 1.4e2.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL NOTES.
G., b.. c. Rent C~oncOrdia Tcam-Hash-
fngtOn University at Roila.

The Christian Brothers College baseball
nine defeated the CoEcordia Seminary team
at the college campus yesterday afternoon
by a score of I to /. the feature of the game
being the pitching of Kane for c. b. c. He
the course of the game. Turner and Cum
Minis made sensational stops, while Lorge
and Stolt did good work for the seminary
team.
C. B. C. will meet the Globes on the col
lege campus to-day at BIS. the Brothers
first base: Cooper. second base; Brock
meyer. third base; Turner. shortstop: Foley,
left field; Longinetti. center field: Riordan.
right field; Belts. pitcher; Beiser. catcher.
The Globes lineup will be: Fisher, first
base; Erman. second base; O'Nelll. third
base: Forest. shortstop; Cudmore, left field;
Dermott, pitcher; Stanton. catcher.
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Amatcur nas-hau Notes.

summary: Bases on haifs-Or D!cke . off SCOTT
:. struck uut-By ficke 10. by Scott . by Bald
win ) Cmp!re-PcrlinEt II. Sc5rer-pe Witt.
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Contest at Greenville.

ObDTC SEECTNL.
Greenville. Ill. April 1s-At the school
election here to-day for members Of the
Board Of Education a lively interest was
taken. resulting in the election Of Jonathan
Seaman. President. and Ed Demoulin and ].
B. Bradford members. by a majority Of four
hundred women voted.
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'Ba:ted for Thieiman In the sixth.
philadeiphia.. ." 0 -
new YORK ...--.-.....-..-Z D y / D ! o D o.
Two-base hits-Jackson l. First base on err
rors-New York 2 Philadelphia 5. Left on bases
New York s. Philadelphia 8. Stolen bases
Lauder /. Smith 2. Thielrran !. Douglas /. Sac
riace hits-Barry l. Hulmann 2 First base on
balls-On Thielman 8. off VOORHEES, /. Struck
out-By -Thielman 4. by Voorhees, l. Time-Two
hours. U~mpire-O'Day.
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Two-base hits.johnson l.. Three-base hits
Robinson l. Wild p~itches-S@ain l.. Bases on
balls-or swain ? struck oaiaBy sn3leSt 8.
one hour and f~orty-tve minutes. Gmpires-Van
Nlack and Ruhan
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Baltimore.
Totals 81 u q II I
Conc out wh.n winning rum was \

zone. out when winning run was made.
tBatted for Criger in the ninth.
tBatted for Young in the ninth.
Boston 49, - eSSd999E
Earned r~uns-Bostcn 2. Two-bss Sc
I. freeman /. Ferris 1. Criger 1. Gilbert 1. KEEL
sheckard /. Double plays-Winiams and Nc
Gam ]: Gilbert. Williams and McGann L, KEEL
ly unassisted> /. First base on balls-On Young
/. on Hughes 2 Hit " pitched halis-Ry Hughes
. Struck out-By Young Q. by Hughes ..
Passed ball-Ro6inson /. Wild ~pitch-Young l.
Umpire-Connolly. Time OF game-Two hours
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Do you want TO sell your. business Is 1t
advertised among the one hundred and
twenty-five Business for. Sale ads. n to-
days Republic? If not, why not?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20

Washington University sent quite a crowd
of undergraduates to Rolla. Mo-, yesterday
morning to meet the baseball nine of the
sity team was: F.. Sessinghaus. first base;
A. Anderson, shortstop: Roberts. third
base; Saylor, pitcher; Bischoff. catcher; A.
Block. left field: Ossing. center field: Ed
Skinner, right field: Sole and Watson, sub
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bunker Hill. April 1a.-Bunker Hill Military
Academy and Litchfied High School PLAYED hall
IN this city to-day. The score was il TO 10 in
favor OF Atahdela
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20

NEXT WEEKS
Tuesday-Blue Tops at home to Black Labels
! and Hickorys at home to ST. Louisinnns- Thurs
day-Shenandoahs at home to Dolrnans and Ann
Avenues at home to Towers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20

High Single Game, InGividual-Aszman IS,
iirsJ, Bruen. 81. second. Mes. Is. third.
nigh rive Games. lndivldual-heihig. 81. first:
Bruen, Slo. second; Nieman, SO. thru.