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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

THE Pittsburg team is playing better
baseball than 1t did last year at any time
Although apparently weaker, Clarke has got
his men into a stride which no one seems
able to break. Ii Is probable that the peat
ings the Pirates got in the early days OF
the season did them good by throwing
fidence O.. of them. There is no doubt the
Pittsburg team did not play up to its top
speed at any time last year. as 1t had the
players knew 1t, consequently never e1-
erted themselves as they have been doins
recently. 1t isn't over yet and l look for
lots of trouble for the champions before
they nail a third pennant to Barney ORGY
fuss's fagpole. but they have shown the
power of recovery from bad slump and
will be in the fight from now to the end
When Ducky Holmes jumped the Detroit
team last fall and left for his home in Des
Noines. where he played through the rest OF
the season. 1t generally supposed that
he was to purchase a controlling interest
in the team and settle down as magnats-
Why this did not happen was not explained
until the PLAYER himself brought the news
to the East this sprinE. ..r
When l got there says Pucky.
thought my brother had everything ready
for a change in the franchise. The money
was all lined up and the negotiations were
all but finished. No one knew OF my cor
nection with the case. though. except the
people who were backing me. NV arrival
stirred up a hornets nest.
az hadn't any more than struck the town
when warning kilograms began to pour IN
on the people that owned the club there. sir
Van Brunt at Omaha wired long dispatcn
advising the club that was an ernissary or
the American League sent out to break up
the Western and secure all its talent FOR
the other organization. They watched me
with detectives and wouldn't let me talk 10
the PLAYERS and / couldn't convince them
for weeks that / was out there for an hon.
est purpose. -,
.'The result was that the deal fell
through. The people that owned the club
hunched UP the price so high that there was
no lore of our seeing II for minute. and
PLAYING my game
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

William Hahn. an old bank director. died
OF paralysis at the age of IS years.
Mrs Georgiana Quinn. well-known artist.
becomes the bride Of A. O. Cunningham.
Amendments to loop bill are criticised by
John NJ. Allen. a transfer man.
The Laclede Gas Light Company's new
warehouses on a Seven-acre tract in the
Mill Creek Valley Will cost $4,000 Real
estate agents reports
Ernest Pittman and Hazel Martin OF
Glenarm. Ill. were refused marriage IL
cense al Clayton because they were
cousins.
Father Harry yesterday received a cable
gram from the Vatican saving that his con-
secration as Archbishop of Manila will take
place in Rome.
neer. was waylaid and seriously wounded
in Mexico.
Unable TO get beer. sewer builders on the
Piasa Chautauqua grounds quit work.
The marriage of Doctor ]. c. Braam. in
terne. and Mrs. Iva NJ. Ewing. treasurer of
the st. Louis Hospital Ticket Association
was surprise to the attaches of the insti-
tuition.
NJ. ]. Brennan developed lockjaw as the
result of n Fourth OF July accident. The
germs lurked in a blank cartridge. The
case is the first of its kind at the City
Hospital. and is closely watched.
Thieves set fire to residence of J. NJ.
Pickerill after looting house.
The search for McCann's clothing was
resumed at Bonfils under an offer of a re-
ward by the widow. Darlington is busy
with literary labors.''
Mrs. Cummings takes the stand in her
own behalf and testifes for three hours in
the famous murder case.
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ABE ATTELL AND REGAIN
LIKELY TO FIGHT HERE.
Arrangements Practically Concluded
for n Twenty-Round Bout Be-
tween the Pair.

Although the date for the meeting has not
been definitely set Abe Attell and Johnny
Regain are practically matched to battle be-
fore the West End Club. The men are to go
twenty rounds. and the weight will most
likely be set at 122 pounds.
Regain and Attell were formerly stabie-
mates. and each has often fought in this
city. Both were under the care OF Jack
McKenna. who really developed AtteIl. Nc
Kenna picked him up when he was nghtlnG
preiimnares in Denver and taught MIN 70
Ilse his extreme speed Atteli then rapidly
rose to the front rank in his class.
He was matched to fight McGovern re-
Gently. but Terry's sudden illness necessi-
tated the postponement OF the affair. HIS
last battle was a twenty-round affair with
FSIdie Toy at San Francisco. Attell winning.
Though fighting at weights well up
towards 100 pounds. Attell can do as low as
1lS and the weight of 100 will be we'll within
his reach.
Regan is really bantam, but has been
fighting lately at 100 pounds. He disposed
OF Clarence Forbes in the seventh round
Of their bout at Memphis lately, fighting at
this weight Regain has taken up his resi-
dence in this city. and is now being man,
aged by Nal Doyle. Attell is being handled
by Ike Bloom of Chicago.
Though the men were formerly stable
mates considerable jealousy evisted between
them, and the fight should be good one.
Manager Doyle is wiling to let Atteli set
any weight he pleases in the encounter,
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FOREIGN,

The Pope's physicians say he may live
fifteen days longer. He was more COM
Portable yesterday than at any time during
this last serious sickness. ard his bravo
fight with death has aroused the admira-
ton of the world.
The friendly relations established between
England and France by the visits ex-
changed by the tvo rulers is expected to
result in an arbitration treaty which would
be mighty factor IN making for world
peace.
London and TIE summer resorts of the
Continent are unusually crowded with
Americans who seem to be focking to
Europe this season in greater numbers than
ever before.
Weldeck- Rousseau's speech to the French
Parliament has had the effect of calming
and notifying NJ. Combes. who is not ex-
pected to pursue his rigorous methods
against the Catholic ASSOCIATIONS during the
vacations OF the chambers.
King Victor Emmanuers visit to France
has been postponed on account of the crit
ical illness of the Pope
Remarkable progress was made with the
Irish land bill last week il tie English
Parliament. and home rule .s believed to
be nearer now than ever before.
H. V. Vreeland. the New YORK street
railway magnate. Is pleased with the bust
ness methods Of Englishmen. He declares
their careful methodcal habits are much
more admirable than the rushing ways OF
the American.
Lord Charles Beresford declares that so
Icing as the English and American flags
stand together the two nations could smile
81 the enmity Of the balance Of the world
Marine Intelligence.
New York. July 1i.-Arrived: La Lorra'n;
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Orient Line Survey.

Marine InteH1RcnCe-
New York, July ll.-Arrived: La Lorraine
from Havre.
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CINCINNATI @. NEW YORK 8.
lone Teams Stupid Base Work Pre-
sents Game to Visitors.

Cincinnati July n.-Circinnati handed
to-day's game to the New Yorks by stupid
work on the bases. With a chance to tie
the score in the seventh inning. Steinfeidt
was caught off third. retiring the side. Nc
Ginnty was knocked out of the box in the
seventh and Mathewson took his place.
Peitz. who was on the bench. was ordered
Off the grounds for Directing to decision
by Umpire O'Day. Attendance, 1900
Score:
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WASHINGTON o. DETROIT 4.
MuIlin Has Excellent Control and Al
lows Only Scattered Hits.

Washington. July 1.-THE Detroits won
the last game of the series. shutting out
the home team. Mullin had excellent con-
troll and the six hits the locals made OF
him were scattered in as many innings. De-
troit hit Patten safe five tines in the
fourth Attendance. Lass. Score:
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T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were s6,l6o07o;
balances SS9S.s4c. Local discount rates were
firm between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New York
&c premium bid, 15c premium asked: Chi
cago 10c discount bid, &c premium asked
Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans, iOc
discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher at 7aI4c asked Sept.
SOlf9S2c No. red; corn closed lower at 59%.c
Sept. 49isd50c No. 2 mixed; oats closed nj
SS5tc Sept, SSc No. 2 mixed.
The local market for spot cotton was un'
changed.
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. . 'V'
PHILADELPHIA,

: Earned runs-St. LIoais 4. Philadelphia !. Two
base hits-Farre /. Sacrifice hts-De Mont /.
Rhoades /. Double plays-Titus and HulswItt /:
Hulswitt. Barry and thinner. !; Farrell Hackett
81. Curris az Hits-off Rhoades .. on Curris
2. Stolen bases-Farrell /. Burke 1. wolverton
0. Struck out-By Rhoades 2. by Washburn l.
Left on bases-St Louis 4. Philadelphia S. Time
-One hour and fifty-two minutes. Umpire
Moran.
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BOSTON =. CHICAGO 3.
Collins Makes Five Hits, One of Thera
n Home Run.

Boston. July 1.-THE locals pounded Dun
kle all over the field to-day and Won the
last game of the series Young let up in the
ninth. when Chicago got two runs Col
Inns batted in terrific fashion. getting three
singles. triple and home run Isbell wsJ
overcome by the hat i'll the fifth Attend
ance. .NSl ScOre.
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WOULD STOP SUNDAY BALL.
Committee Call on Sheriff Potter ct
Paducuh, Ky.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Paducah, KY. July ia committee from
the Good Government League called on
Sheriff Lee Potter this afternoon and re-
quested him to arrest the players who take
part in to-morrow's ball game but the Sher-
if promptly informed the committee he
would take no action unless warrants are
League has been making strong fight
against Sunday ball. but has not Won case
out of eighteen. The league now urges the
Sheriff 10 visit the game in person and
sion II
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Guthrie, Ok. July 1.-THE Kansas City.
Mexico and Orient Railway Company has
ordered survey to commence within two
weeks of "a line connecting the Orient main
line at Fairview. Ok. with Fort Supply.
via Woodward. distance of sixtyfve
miles. The road from Woodward to Tort
Supply is to be completed within ninety
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TROLLEY LEAGUE GAMES.
Game Mt st. Charles Postopend Be.
cnuHe Park Is Not Finished.

Following is the schedule OF games to be played
hy teams OF the Trolley League this afternoon:
Al East St Louis the Kerns Of st: Louis will
The Beiievilles will Journey to Alton and will
The 81 Charles-Eisenstadt game which was to
have been played at the latter town, has been
Constructed at that place has not been completed.
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TEAM TO VISIT CANADA.


Northwestern Tourney Shortly.
Some hard hitting was witnessed yesterday in
the cricket match between Simpsons and A. e.
winsor's teams. Robinson getting IS. Ratclln
81 Price % and Clark IS. The rainstorm which
blew up suddenly midway In the afternoon pre-
vented the match from being completed.
The only players to score doupls figures for
winsor's team were Hewgill. with is. not out.
and Winsor with IL.
Following the example of last year. when a
team selected to tour Canada and the North
ern States a team will be chosen this year to
represent the city in the northwestern tourna-
ment. The players will then visit Canada for a
week.
Runs made by the various members of the team
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At Dallas. Tex Il. n. E.
3 psIsIsana :::::::::S - :
Batteries-Dallas. Reagan and Berry: Corsi-
cana Moulder and Miller. Cmpire-KObnson.
AT Waco Tex r. H. E.
Waco ...............1 0 0 0 o 0 0 % S 2
Fort Wcrth.........0 . -
Batteries = Waco. Bateman and Wolfe: Fort
Worth. Lockhead and McMurray. umpire-Spen-
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Cleveland.
'Battsd for WaddeiI in fifth

cleveland -....-...----.-..-v y y / . y ~
Philadelphia ....-....-.-..J o =.
Two-base hits-Bernis seyboid l. Home runs
-Laioie !. Sacrifice hItsGochnausr l. Pickering
]. Murphy l. Double Ulays-Gochnauer. Laioi-
and Hickman .: Vi. Cross and Be1-sr / Left On
bases-CIeveiand 49, Philadelphia s. Flrst base
balls-Of Bernhard !. of Wadd-il 2. Struck ont
BY Bernhard .. by Waddcll Z. Time Of gam
ore hour and nifty minutes. CnpIre-Hasseti.
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Texas State League.

At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3. Decatur 0.
At Cedar Rapds-Cedar Rapids 6. Springfield
At Observation-Disclosures 8. Rock Island D..
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Rockford y.
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A man to whom illness was chronic
When told that he needed a tonic.
Said. '.Oh. doctor. dear,
Won't you please make it beer?''
mo, no." said the doc. that's Teutonic.
Princeton Tiger.
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PHILADELPHIA 3. CLEVELAND 10.
Field Is Muddy and Play Is Full OF

Philadelphia. July 11.-An electrical storm
delayed the start OF to-day's game mora
than hour Tire field was a sea OF mud.
and the home club felded mi<erably.
Cleveland tatted Nad Tell OF the rubber in
Tho fifth Attendance Co.'s Score.
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WASHINGTON.

Pension Commissioner Ware Is openly
criticised for his action in assigning 10
special duty his private secretary. l.. s.
Terry. who is a nephew of H. Clay Evans.
In violation of the office rules
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ncnxcr-Rio Grandc statement.

Denver. July 1.-THE annual financial
statement of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway. including the RIO Grande West
ern. was made public to-day. The: net
earnings for the year were SlI.0l3.5J0, COM
pared with 6.7iSf50 for the preceding year.
an increase of S265300.
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Washington.
AR II n A
Detroit.
ALB. H.O. A E.
ashington .....-..-..-...0 90

Three base hits-I.ush 1. Stolen bases-Martin
l. Sacrifice hits-MaItin !. Double pays-LOng
Mcclure and Smith 1: Robinson. Clarke and
Kittredge l. First base on balls-on Patten !.
on MuIlin T. Struck out-By Patten g. by Null
lin 2 Left on Decentralization s. Detroit 6.
Time-One hour and forty-fve minutes. Umpire
O'IInughlIn
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Three-base hits-weaver l. Leach !, Moran l.
lunassistedl /: Moran and Abbatachio l. First on
balls,0n Pittinger = Struck G9taBy Phillippi
of Game-one hour and forty minutes Umpire
Emslie.
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This Is all there is to tell.
And nevermore forget il;
World is doin' just as well.
Folks. as you will let II. -
Atlanta Constitution.
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Minneapoli. 2, Milwaukee 4.

Minneapolis. July 11.-Errors in the first IL
ming lest the game for Minneapolis to-day. Aft
er that Milwaukee unable to hit Williams.
Meredith pitched steady ball throughout the
game. Attendance. 200. Score:
Minneapolis .......o / o 0 o 0 % 3
Milwaukee .........3 0 0 0 O. L
Batteries-wiiams and Ludwig: Meredith
and Wood.
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NEW YORK.
'Batted for Green in eighth inning.
ST. LOUIS.

| Totals -.-...........-.-.-.-.2 II t32 Is
..Batted for Evans in eleventh two out when
winning scored.
New York ............0 0 1 o 0 . Is
| ST. Louis ............0 0 o.
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Milwaukee, July ll-Milwaukee lost to-day's
game through errors and the wildness of Volen-
dorf. Attendance 1,2J. score:
Milwaukee ........I o:
St. Joseph ..........1 l G. 2
Eattsries-voendorf and Lucia; Glade and Nc
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Mos.e Goe. to pIttsburs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Warrensburg, Mo-. July ll.-Arthur Moose.
coach OF the Warrensburg Norma football team
in 1892. has accepted Lostion coacn OF the
fittsburg. Pa. University team Tor the coming
season at salary or 81, 100
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White senI. vs.. Linden Hotels.

The Merchants Exchange team will play the
Rice-Stix aggregation at kulage Park. Lee and
neon the Maroons will play the Columbus. after
which the White Seals tie with the Lindell
Hotels for side bet of s25. The Maroon-Colum-
b,a game will be called at 1880 o'clock. the sec
ond game at $40 O'Clock.
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DieI. VIII play at Red bud.
SDaIdinEs ut Quincy

The Diels of this city will Journey TO Red Bud.
Ill. to-day to play the team at that place. Cos
tiEan and Schenk will probably form the bat
terry for the St Louis team.
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To Play for $50 Gold Medal.

Judge Cronin's team and Phil Dryers aGgre-
gation will play this morning for so gold med
al the losers TO pay for same They will play
at Lambdin and st. Louis avenues. game 10 be
called al 10 o'clock.
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Fame may still e;uae thee long
Have no care,
II the heart be in the song.
All is there.
Atlanta Constitution.
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Finals in the Triple A tennis tournament
were played yesterday.
Cardinals win from Phllies by score of
Z TO 4.
New York defeated Browns in eleventh.
ming game by score of to 1.
Judge Cantrill won Gasconade Stake at
Delmar. Other winners were: Dolly Hay
man. Tom Kiley. Lasso. Master. Kenova
and Josie F.
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KNOCK RH0ADEs OUT OF BOX.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Where They Play To-Day.

Phila. at 81. Louis. brooklyn at Chicago
y Y. at Cincinnati.
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SECOND GAME
St. Paul :, Kansn. City 3.

St. Paul. July 1.-THE locals outplsyed Kansas
City to-day and won as they pleased. Attend
ance. 1.I5s Score:
r. II. E.
St. Paul .........2 - II o
Kansas City.......0 0 ! y 0-3 8
Batteries-Stewart and Sullivan: Gear and
Butler.
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PITTSBURG 10. BOSTON 2.
PhiIlippi Is Hit Hard, but His support
Ia Effective.

Pittsburg, July n.-Pittsburg won by
good batting and Bostons errors. Phillippi
was hit lard, but was saved by excellent
summit Attendance s275. Score:
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Des Moincs 11-0, Denver 10.

pes Moincs Ia July 1l.-Des Mones the
first and lost the last game of the doub!e-header
this afternoon. Heavy batting and good box work
first game. Denver won the second in the eighth
inning. when Cushman went up in the air. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
FIRST GAME.
r. H. L.
Denver ............0 0 o o O-1 b
Ba,terie-Hoffer and Fohl: EYER Lempke and
Schle
SECOND GAME.
Denver ND ID Is
Batteries-Cushman and Foil: Whitridse and
Schle
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o'Fallon. Ill. July 1.-THE Crystalite baseball
team was defeated by the Deering club in an in
ferestng game at East Side Park this afternoon,
by a score of Is to 9. Notwithstanding. reiner
and Campbell; Crystalites. Ripplinger and Cou-
pin.
Quincy, ILL.,. July 1.-THE ST. Louis Spaldings
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CHICAGO 0. BROOKLYN 2.
Sixteen Bntsmen Arc Put Out on Pop
Up Flies.

brooklyn -.'--.".-.-......-.l v U " / v " " ~
Left on basss-Chicago 2; Brooklyn 3: Two
base hits-Jones l. Three-base hits-Food ].
Stolen bases-Strang l. Double pays-Kling and
Tinker ]; Flood and Doyle /. Struck out-By
Wicker 3: by Jones 4. Bases on balis-On Wicker
/: off Jones /. Time of game-One hour and thir-
ty-fve minutes. Cmpire-Johnstone.
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Cotton States League.
Three-I League

At Gresnville-No game. rain.
At Pine Bluh-No game: rain.
AT Monroc-Moni OF. Z; Baton Rouge 2.
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me fhiiadeIphia Americans and on whom 10,
his fine work created sensation. Attendance.
ZOO. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. E
Toledo ............4 / l 0 0 o IL IA 0
ColunIbu. ..........O OIL /
Misunderstanding. Walker and Klemon: wag
and Fox.
r. H E.
Toledo .....4 o o l / o 0 o IS 10 3
Columbus .....I . 0-6 u l
Batteries-Cristall and Klemow: Crabll and
Roach.
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Omaha Neb, July 1l.-Omaha and Colorado
Springs broke even on a double-header to-day.
each taking game. II the first game the
visitors in the first inning bunch Of
hits and an error In the second. the visitors
were all hut shut-out by Shafstall. who pitched
high class ball Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. H E.
Colorado Springs..3 o 0 Q % ;
Omaha .............0 % }
Ba;,eries-Joncs and Doran: Milton and
Thomas.
SECOND GAME.
R. H E.
Omaha .............0 o - 3
Colorado Sprlngs..J o. 4
Battcries-Shafstall and Gonding. Villeman and
Doran.
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Funeral of Edward Delehanty.

Cleveland. July 1.-THE funeral of Edward Del
ehanty the ball player. who was drowned in tho
Niagara River. was held here to-day at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception The body
was buried at Calvary Cemetery.
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TIE Doctor: "iou have a bad cold, lIr.
Jige.. I'll give you some pills for it,
Jiege: 'Oh. never mind doctor You can
have # for nothing Harvard Lampoon.
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DRY GOODS LEAGUE RESULT.
Nugents Defeated Pennys by One
sided SrOre of rs to Z.

The first games Of the Retail Dry Goods
League were played yesterday. The Nugents de.
feated the Penny Gentles team by the one-sidcd
score Of 50 to I.
Jacobs and kellogg formed the battery for the
winning team. The heavy hitting of Jacobs was
n feature. The batteries of Pennys team was
changed several times during the game
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The Eisenstadts will play the Simpson Stars Of
Eeileville ILL.,. Belevills
Following is the Standing OF the teams prior to
to days games:
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RusebuII Notes.

The Spaldings of 81. Louis will play the Quincy
Reserves at the latter town this afternoon
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kansas City s, Peoria 4.

Kansas City July Ii.-Kansas City's hits We're
timely. and Halla held the visitors safe at all
stages Attendance. $50. Score:
r. II. L.
Kansas City .....3 0 0 0 o IS -l6
Peoria 49,. I'll o 0 3 o.
Batteries-Halla and ulrch Alloway and
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X. 1. II. Iearue.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6. Paducah 5. Bat
teries-Holmes and Holmes: Orr and Kelley.
At notwithstanding 1; jackson e.
Eggiet5n and Street; CASTOR and Petit.
/ At Observation-Disclosures Cairo game post
poned; rain.
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Toledo 7.s. Columbus 1-6.

Toledo. O., July 11-Toledo won two Smes
Crabill all over the lot. Hoffman, who jumped
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were defeated to-day by the Quincy Reserves.
The score was IL to 4.
Evansville Ind. July ll.-Evansville defeated
wheeling to-day by the score Of TO !.