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st. Paul. Mimi. July est. Paul poulded
Newlin hard to-day and moved into tirsf ulnce
Allemarg succeeded Newlin in the NTH. ana
after his first inning pitched good ball! N:a--
kins has released Alemans to st. Paul and Sr
Paul has sent Pitcher Volz to the Winninec
Northern League team. Attendance ga iihe
score: 49,
St. Paul ........4 6 4 5 o o o.-is "a Z,
Indianapolis ......0 o 0 o 2 o "a IL i
Batteries-Ferguson. Peirce and Sullivan. Ale
mang, Newlin and Heydon. -
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TEXTS State League.

T. II. z.
Dallas ..............e : o o-6 Il :
Corsicana ..........I . o o . 10 :
Batteries-pallas Moran and Berry: Corsicana.
McA dams and Westlake.
knocked down Umpire TilfOrd. in the frst inn
ing. He put out of the game and may
be expelled from the league.
At Fort Worth
Waco .............1 o o o e-s 10 !:
Fort Worth no 0 o o. :
Batteries-LOckhead and McNurTay; Mu!fSeJ
and Wolfe. Jmpire-Mackcy.
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New Players for Paducah.

Paducah. KY. July 23.-Manager Row Gage has
signed Pitcher Thomas Ray. First Rasenan VIII
liam Benke. Shortstop and Outfeider John Nor
rissey Of Cincinnati ard Catcher Brown OF Louis
VILE to play with the Paducah league team
Brown Joined the team TO-DAY at Henderson and
the Cincinnati trio are here and will Commence
work Saturday. Morrissey had a trial with the
Cincinnati league team at the beginning OF the
City League at Cincinnati.
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FITS WEDDING POSTPONED
Miss Julia May Clifford Too Sick to
Travel.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. July 23.-Afiss Julia May
clifford, an actress. was expected from the
East to-day to become later in the day the
wife of Robert Fitzsimmons.
The former pugilistic champion, who Is
training Jefries at Hardin Springs. had en-
gagged rooms at one Of the fashionable no.
tells, but the management received word
from him this morning to the effect that
the lady had telegrapned that, owing to
sickness, she would not be able to start to
California for some time.
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DETROIT 5, CHICAGO o.
kltrock Hit in the Face With Batted
Ball and Painfully Injured.

Detroit. July 23.-Chicago filled the bases
in the first and second innings. and was
retired runless IN each. After that Dono-
van allowed but two men to reach first
base. Crawford's triple. with the sacks
fun in the third. followed by McGuire's dou-
BILE decided the victory, Altrcck was hit
in the face by line drive from YeaGers
bat in the eighth and was painfully In
ture6 Attendance, 2475. Score:
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Lafeber and CuIIan Matched.

KEPJ BIC SFEtIAL.
Paducah. KY. July 23.-"Kid' Lafeber OF Gin
cinnau and Jack Culan Of Indianapolis have
signed articles for ffteen-round bout. to take
place at the Kentucky Theater here on the night
OF August Il. Lafeber is now training here
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sbakeup of Evun,xiI,. r.,

Evansville. Ind. july 2S.-President c. W Be-
ment OF the Central League admitted tonight he
vile team Manager Tom News has asked for
his release and II will be granted A General
shake-up In the team is expected - t"N.
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ST. LOUIS COUPLE WED AT ALTON.
City Hall Attaches Witness Marriage
of Fred Ebmeier and Miss Eulberg.

Fred Ebmeier and Miss Anna Fulberg.
both of ST. Louis. were married at Alton
yesterday afternoon.
After securins--the license from Deputy
Clerk Frank A. Berbaum, the couple re-
paired 10 the City Hall. w>ere the cere-
mony was performed by the Reverend Doc
tor Robert Gibson. The wedding was wit
messed by many Of the City Hall attaches.
Mrs Sophia Denluth acted. as natron of
honor. and Alderman II. n. Lessner As
groomsman. The couple returned to 81.
Louis Immediately after the ceremony.
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J. Mcclure ]. Smith /. Threc-hase hits-Crawford
!; Sacrifice hits-Long !. Stolen basss-HolmSs l.
Bases on balls-On Donovan 5. off Altrock =
First base errors-Detrcit /. Left On bases
Detroit s.. Chicago !; Struck out-By Donoyan I,
by Altrock .. Double plays-MagoOn and Tame
Hill |. Tlme-oae hour and twenty-five minutes
Cmpire-Connollv.
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At Observation-Disclosures 3. Paducab :, Pro-
tested by Paducah. BatteTies-Gardner and War
Al Cairo-Cairo s. GAINESVILLE g. Batteries
Holycross and Rutledge: Holmes and Holmes;
iesNFraeinan and Petit: Keller. street and
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INDIANS VS.. ROUGH RIDERS.
Amateurs of Glass VIII Play at Lamb
din and st. Louis Avenues.

This afternoon an amateur baseball game
Of more than usual interest will he played
when Kreigs Emmett Indians meet Clear
dis Rough Riders. Rivalry between these
teens has been worked up TO high pitch.
The teams will play at Lambdin and st.
Louis avenues. The game will be called at
8 o'clock The double umpire system will
be used. Murphy and Reifschneider officiat-
Ing.
Following is the lineup:
Emmett Indians. Rough Riders
Peters. left field. Kinney. left field
Klein. second base. Woods pitcher.
Ma.oney. third base. Collins. right field.
Bierbaucr, catcher Young, catcher
Reismeyer. pitcher. Swartzman second
Ziegengeist. shortstop. base.
Rosenberg. left field. Kennedy third base
Luettsewstte. right field. Cicardi. first base.
klotz. center Held McAulife. shortstop.
picey. center field.
Cotton States League.
At Natchez-Natchez 2 Pine BLUM /.
AZ 0reenyile-Greenville L yicksburE q
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Omaha Neb., July Gs.-The visitors wer. I'M
able TO hit henderson to-day, while killian was
found for nineteen safe hts. Score:
Omaha .............2 3 / s II IS :
Peo.ia .....-.......0 90 0
Batteries-HendeEson and Gondng; Kilan and
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Minneapolis /, Louisville <.

Minneapolis, MINI. July 23.-EaEan KEEP. the
hits well scattered to-day and Louisville won IN
the first on Wash .nder's wiidness. The feature
was Cyiner's stealing home in the eighth. At
tendance 1000. Score:
,, r. II. L.
Louisville ..........3 . o 0 0 o % a
Batteries-vasbnder and Ludwig; Eacan and
-'He4i anu
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Missouri Valley League.

At PittsburG. HASTEN innings:
Pitttsburg .......I 0 o l Il
Se1a!!a ,..........O o o 0 1 G-3
Batteries-Weaver. Bunton and Redmond Davis
end s:chTant.
At lola, kas.:
sprinrreld .....o o 0 0 o s-3 o
lola ..................0 0 0 0 0 60
BatterIes-Springfeld. Shanks and Schmidt:
lola, Bouldin and armstrong.
at Fort Scott. Has:
Fort Scott .......a l 10 I is 10
Joplin .............0 90 % 0
Gatteries-Fort Scott. Craven and Check; Jop-
lin, Allen and steiner.
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FIRST GAME.

Earned runs-Boston I. LNlt on bases-New
York 4. Boston Z. Two-hRse hits-GanZel ].
Dousherty .. Collins 3 Parent /. Sacrifice hits
O'Brien /. Stolen bases-Ioung /. Parent !, La
chance l. First base balls-OH Chesbro J.
First base on errors-Sew York l. Struck out,
BY Chesbro g. by Young 1. Tfme-One hour and
thirty-flve minutes UInpire-Sheridan.
SECOND GAME
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w. II. Barber Returns.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
GRANVILLE, ILL.,. July CIV. H. Barber, the
Centerville farmer who mysteriously disap-
peared from this city last week, has re-
turned home. He reports that he has been
in Oklahoma.
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WASHINGTON 3, PHILADELPHIA IL.
Batting and Pitching Combination
Too Strong for Home Tenn

Washington, July 23.-The strong batting
Of Philadelphia and Waddelrs pitching
proved q combination too strong for Wash
ington's crippled team to-day. Moran re-
ceived injuries from chickering's spikes
which will keep him out of the game for
some days. Score:
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Tho Conley-Coynes defeated the Pariels Sun
day by. the score Of to O.. The former team
would like TO hear from all teams in tho L.
year-Old class. For particulars address +. H.
Conley, No. 12I5 Chestnut street.
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PHILADELPHIA 1, NEW YORK 8.
Visitors Hits All Come at Moments
When They Count.

Philadelphia, July 23.-Philadelphia es-
capped a whitewash in the ninth on Glea
sons triple and Kester's slow grounder TO
Babb. New York's hits came when they
did the most good. Attendance. 1,S7s.
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CLEVELAND.

HICKMAN /. Laioie j. JOSS /. Sacrifice hits
Gochnauer / Double plays-Gochnauer. Ia1ois
aud Hickman !. First base balls-oH SEWERS
!. or Joss / Left on hases-Cieveland 9. st.
louis :? Struck out-By SEWERS 6. by Joss Q
Time of game-one hour and forty-lve minutes.
-mpIre-OI ouehlfn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AFFECTED.
Tina n, -iur,al rl..h
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 1, Kansas City g,

Denver Colo July 25.-N.cnolss pitching wa.
the feature. Denver fans have never seen it
exeelled- score;
R.HE.
Denver .:............o o 0 Q o / o. 3
Kansas City ....-...2 o . J-5 ii ;
Observation-Disclosures and schle: Nichols and
M,ssltt
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PLUMBING GOES TO HANLEY.
Same Company Secures Contract for
Big Pump Connections.

All the plumbing on the Exposition site
has been awarded to the Hanley-Casey
Company. The contract price has been with
held by the Exposition management. This
company has done all the plumbing previ-
ously awarded. 4
The same company has the entire contract
for the connections between the fourteen
big pumps and the fire protection system ON
the grounds. The contract price was <o,oO
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CHICAGO s, CINCINNATI 2.
Home Players Have Easy victory
With Plenty of Hits.

Chicago, July 23.-Four hits in the third,
three in the fourth and two in the eighth,
gave the locals an easy victory to-day.
Cincinnati's hits were scattered one to an
inning except in the seventh. when the
team punched two. Attendance, 3.2U0.
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Washingtoi
Philadelphia

Washington ...............o o o 3 o o-s
Philadelphia ..............5 0 i Il i eli
Earned runs - Washington .. Philadelphia &.
Two-base hits-kittredge /. Hoffman p Three
base hits-Selbach ]. Lee !: Davis l, l.. Cross l.
Murphy l. Pickering l. Home runs-Seybold J.
Shrek l: stolen bases-PickerinS ., Davis !.
Double plays-Robinson. Mccormick and Drill 8:
First base on SaiisNoT Patten i. off waddeil s.
Struck out-By Patten .. by Waddel s. Left on
-Waddell 2: Time OF game-One hour and forty
minutes Cmpires-Hassett. Attendance, 2,54.
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EaFHed GuHs-New York 3 Iwc-6Hse hlts-FeE-
ris !. Freeman /, Mcfarland l. Sacrifice hits
Lachance l. Stolen bases - Conroy l. Fu!tz l.
Left on bases-Boston 5. New York I. First base
errors.Boston =, New York |. Hit by pitched
hall.By Deering l. Struck out-By HUGHES 1. by
Deering 2. Ttme-ona hour and twenty-five
minutes. Umpire-Sheridan. attendance. 5.Os0
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Patoka. ILL.,. July Elm the baseball game az
Salem to-day Salem won. i6 TO IS.
Pana H.. July o3.-In hot game Of baseball
here to-day Pana defeated Sullivan By score
Of to 2 Batteries-Pana, REM and DoWe!!'
Sullivan. Brown AMI HUI.
GRANVILLE Ill. July 23-T'he GRANVILLE ball club
defeated the Eldorado club at Eldorado to-day
Score 70 to ..
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| PHILADELPHIA ..............O o o o IL

Earned runs-Nsw York 3. Philadelphia !. Two
base hits-Mller l. Three-base hits-Gleason l.
Home runs.Mertes | Sacrifice hits-McGann J.
New York 9. Philadelphia l. Double plays
Hulswitt and Gleason !. First base on sai Us,
Mitchell ?. Struck out-By Mitchell s.; Time
One hour and thirty-fve minutes. Umpire
EIrlsl
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The Ollvettes OF Central. No.. defeated the Del
mars OF this city Sunday by the Of IS to
/. The former team will play the Plants at
Pastime Park next Sunday FOR side bet OF $50.
tral, No.
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Cincinnati


Left on bases-chicaso I. Cincinnati 3 Two
Sacrifice hits-casey 2; King /. stolen bases
Chance !. Donn /. Kelley l.. Double plays.
/: Sutthor and Beckley l: bonlin and PETIT !:
Struck out-By Wicker 2. Bases on balls-on
Sutthorf 9 Time OF Eame-One hour and forty
Eve minutes. Umpire-O'Day.
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The Arloe Stars defeated the Clayton Advocates
Sunday by the score OF q to 10 The winners
would Ike to hear from all teams In the IS and
10 year class. For particulars address Charles
SEBASTIAN. No. be5 Granite block. sixth street
Sixth street.
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Colorado springs. ,oio.. July .3.-To-day's gamo
Was pitcnsrs battle. with McNeeiy sllgnt.y
outclassed. The local twiIler, with his home
run however, tied the the eighth and
but for Nils ia the tenth the home team
would have Score:
R.H.E.
st. Joseph ........o o o Ia o
colorado Spr. ngs..0 o 0 2 0 % s
Batterles-FsIls and Mcconnell; McNeely and
Staruuyle
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Kansax Civ k-I6 ToJct., On

Kansas Ilty. NO. Juiy -S.-hansas Guy won a
double header from Toledo to-day. due to the ex-
cenent pitching of DuInam. VINO pitched both
games. Ioieuu was shat out In the second game
Attendance, tvo Scores:
FIRST GAME.
n. H E.
Kansas City .......o II % q
Toledo ..............0 L % 2
Batteries Durham and Butter. Cristan and
kleInow.
SECOND GAME.
r. H. Z.
Toledo ....................,.0 U o 90 1
tisne called at the end of the sixth inning TO
allow TOleuo to eaten 4 train.
Batteries-Durham and Butter; Davis and Klei-
now.
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De. Motnes 2s, MiIvnuk..

Des Moines. July 23.-Des Moines won both
games from Milwaukee ! this afternoon. The first
game was a clean victory and well played. the
inning, when Morrison let down and the MI.
Scores: '
First game:
Des Moines ...o 1 o l Q o o o Il;
Milwaukee ...........0 l o o o. Z n
Batteries-Cushman and Foil: swormstedt and
Braun.
Second game:
Des Mo.nes .....1 . zoos Is "a
Milwaukee .......o 0 0 o. II (
Batteries-Morrison. Hotter and Fohl; Mcpher-
and Braun.
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Tho wiluhafas OF Ferguson. No. defeated the
Maroons OF this city Sunday by the score OF
TO g. The features of the game the all
round good rlaying q the winners. Higgins is
now pitching for the Nil1hafas. For games with
the winners, address William Sewing. Ferguson.
Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The Cofreys defeated the Duquoin. H., team
Sunday by the score Of to s. The feature OF
the game was the battery work OF Ripper and
Mathews. For games with the winners address
L: Z. Caaty. No. &1 North Seventeenth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

Quincy Meet Closes.

West Plains. No.. July 3.-Nebraska Indian
Z, West Plains Greys Q. Batteries-Toby an
Parks; McCuIIoch and Harbeston.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy. m, July 2aT The irs. annual race
day With three exciting events. There was q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The Chesterfield ILL.,. team defeated the Ffdel-
ity, ILL.,, team Sunday by the score of II to 3.
ellis, who with the Merchants Exchanges,
struck out fifteen Fidelity men.
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York Defeated
Philadelphia,
Score ) to l.

large attendance. There were i've starters IN the
first race. eight in the second and six in the
third. The summaries follow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The B. & Cs would Ike to hear from al
teams In the Is and Is year old class. For par.
ticulers address William sullivan. No. 1'S
Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The 4ndell Hotel team and the Caretons will
meet tomorrow afternoon at Kuage Park, Lee
and Newstead avenues. The Carletons lave
played eleven games this season and have lost but
two. The Hotels have fair record The teams
will have the following line-ups:
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The Minors would like TO hear from all teaMs
in the I2 and II year old class. For particulars
address II. Matthews, No. s12 Salisbury street
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The Cartoons defeated the Fire Clerks Satur-
day by the score OF IL to 6. The former team
VIII play the Lindells next Saturday. This will
be the Carletons last game OF the season.
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good outielder would Ike 10 ioin SON.
team, in the 10 and II year old classes Aooress
William Shay. No. 1911 Coleman street.
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For games with the Stratmans address Henry
Deuser, StratInen. Mo.
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The Plants would like to hear from some good
catcher and good intelder. For particulars ad
dress W. Benson. No. SIS Hodianont avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The Sheridans defeated the Four Hundreds Sun
d5ay BY the score OF Il TO 3 The winners would
like TO hear from all teams in the u and l3 year
old class For particulars address ]. Heaney. No.
Gs43 Thomas street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The Erneralds would Ike TO hear from all out
of-town teams For particulars and date. ad-
dress W II. Kelly. No. su Washington avenue
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The Rohlngs defeated the Louslanas Sunday
by the score OF 10 to o. Only one Louisiana
reached third base. The winners would like to
hear from all teams in the S-year old Class.
Address John Duggan. No. SO south garrison
aTenue
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Cotton States League.
{ Natchez-Natchez 2, Pine Bluff /.
{ 0reenyille-Greenville ]. VickSburH Z
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The Schapers would ike to arrange games .
, played al Kulage Park On Sunday afternoons.
Tba EirEs Orrran BOYS. Rclts ana Clones Ere
fsrred For particulars address Harry SnahAs'
No SIS North Third street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

A strong team would like to arrange games for
Saturday afternoons. the Nelson Bakers an0
B1atmefs preferred. Address D. Weber. No 6os
Commercial building.
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The Lernps defeated the Highland. Ill. team
Sunday by the score Of % to !. The pitching Of
Foley for the winners a feature. For games
with the Lernps address John a. Higgins. No.
1903 Dolnlan street.
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The Eleebrooks defeated the Mainwrisnts t ssn
day by the score Of q to- q Inc Io, me * md
ID YEAR old class. Address A ]. Heller. shFe"s-
bury, Mo.
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The St Lsos will play the Festus. Mo. team
next SUNDAY. TIE former team would like to
arrange out-of-town games. Address VIII Hen
ley No. .-v7 C4sS avenue.
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The Geyers will play the St Vineents GUN
day al Carondelst Park.
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A good catcher would like to Join some good
team. For particulars address a. A. Hdpsn-
steiner, No 1900 Franklin ave.
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The F'leckers defeated the Waterloo team sun
day by the score OF 10 to s.
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The Mayfelds would like to hear from gi,h az
local teams the Citizens. BaHnons ana S.ou..s
,,lrSfarred Address J. Barrett No. slS South
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The Tyiers would like to hear from all team team
and would like 10 sign good pitcher. A9ofeS'
III pnti-herty No 3l2s Henrietta street.
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The Niararas defeated the Kentuckys suncayy
by the score OF s to Z. The former team roue
ike TO hear from all teams IN the IL and Y yea
old class For particulars address Paul Lisner'
No ESQ College avenue
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The Clarks will play the Clerks sunday morn
,,. az KuIare PARK Lee and Newstsad avenues:
Ia bafteTies Will be-C,erks. Crimes. Weber
aud O'CGnnell: Clarks. Schoppe and Mq ga,
For games with the Claris address w. I. "un-
derlich No s07 North Second street
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Thu Citizens defeated the C1arks sunday oy
the score OF 5 to 7. For games Win ne WIN
ners call Kinloch. e 1850
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The North Presbyterian Church team woo r
lil:e "a arrange a game for tomorrow al tefno0i'.
.Sd-sss = a Uabis No. 30 Olive street
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Tho petroits would like TO sign good battery
and inielder For particulars address j. Byrne'
No 2Ol3 North Fourteenth street
The Iry!nes would like to hear from teams
., the Il and 10 year-old classes. For particuars
lars address Charles Decker. No. 1222 South MIMI
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yool battery would like to Join some team
e., ths 13and I5-year-old classes For partcuiasb
a5dress Everett Hose. No. s9@i Florissant avg
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Where They Play To-day.

St Louis at Pittsburs. Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philad.
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The South Ends were defeated by The Collins
vile team Sunday. the score being 10 :. Tho
form er team would like to arrange out-of-town
games Address L. 3. Pauette. No. 63ls Virginia
avenue.
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The 81, AIMS would Ike to arrange an ou ,i.s
town game for next sun ay; the Ste Gsns srsS
For particulars address H. 7. Schottnueiisf. No.
1906 Olive street
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The Unions will play the Mayhelds mex. Sun-
Iav q. Snrf1c and Chouteau avenues Inc oAl-
+.rjes will b.-Unions. Hurley and FFozieF. may
fields. Bentley and Posten
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The HoyIe,on, Ill, team defeated the okaW-
-tlle team by the score Of to l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24

The Dittrnans defeated a strong picked team
Sunday by the score OF to l. The former team
would Ike to hear from the Ozarks Twenty
Ihird Street Exchanges. Call J. II. Drebing.
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The E,lenGales would like to play some team IN
IN the iS-year-old class next sunday on ,l .ne
gro,tnSs in ElIendale. Address owen b. Soi-
iins Main lSJA.