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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

The Philadelphia Nationals had little
trouble in winning from the Cardinals yes
terday, turning the trick by score Of 5
to 1.
The "Quakers" left little doubt as to the
ultimate outcome of the game b. scoring
four runs in the first inning. the result OF
some scientific batting.
After that the Cardinals made game
uphill fight. but the lead their opponents
gained in the first was too much to over
come.
In the sixth inning the Cardinals tied the
score by getting two runs. but the Phil
lies again shot out In front by scoring a
run in the eighth inning
MIKE O'NEILL IN FORM.
The most pleasant feature Of the game to
the 100 fans who witnessed it was the
return to form of Mike ONeill of the IA
nous O'Neill battery
After the first inning Mcfarland was
chased to the bench and O'NeilI was sent
to the fore to try and redeem the mistakes
of his predecessor. For the eight innings
that he worked O'Neill gave a very clever
exhibition Of pitching
During this time the best the Phillies
could do was to score one run and make
four hits. In the third, fourth. fifth and
seventh innings O'Neill sent the visitors to
the mourners' bench in one-two-three order.
Not once during the season has O'Neill
shown such an assortment of pitching as
sets Mike had speed and curves in abund-
ance. His control was almost perfect
The only miscue charged against O'NeiII
was when he hit thinner with the hall in
the ninth irning
Dugsleby. who pitched for the visitors.
was more effective than he has been on
former visits here. He let the locals down
with six hits. which he kept We'll scattered.
He also had excellent control. ana but one
of the locals reached first
Barclays running catch of Thomas's fly
was the. fielding feature of the day HuIs-
witt also played pretty game at short He
made play in the first inning which
choked Off an incipent batting rally by the
locals. Farrell was occupying first when
Smoot cut sharp single down toward right
Held heister went after the ball and made
a wide throw to head Farrell OFF at third.
The throw was bad one and Farrell kept
on toward home. while Smoot turned for
second. Hulswitt went over to the pitchers
box and made a nice one-hand catch of the
return. throwing the ball to second in time
to cut Smoot down
PHILLIES OFF IN FRONT.
The Phillies started off in the first inning.
| and after jabbing Netherlands benders all
| over the field managed to score four runs
Thomas. the first man up. singled and took
| second on Gleason's well-placed sacrifice hit.
Woverton singled scoring Thomas. Keis-
| ter singled. Titus tripled. scoring Wolver-
ton and keister. Barry fouled out TO Jack
O'Neill
Hulswitt singled. scoring Titus. and took
second a wild pitch by Mcfarland I'm
mer walked. Duggleby was oyarhrsted ard
famed himself three tunes. retiring thc
side.
The Cardinals scored ono in the first on
Barry's error chance to retire Farrell
and Shoots single.
From the second until tta fourth inning
neither side scored. wheE the Cardinals
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Tro,,inr mt windsor Park.

Detroit. July 1.-THE feature OF the afternoon
at the Windsor Driving Park Associations mset-
ing TODAY tn" impressive fashion in which
Wainscott. an entry in the Merchants and Manu-
facturers. slO 600 stake ut Detroit next week.
won the 2:2j trot and defeated HE Eoy and
Bonnie Russell. also named in the historic stake
The weather was cool and the track fast. Ee-
suits:
2:l5 pace purse 500 unfinished from YESTERDAY
-Darliv first. second and sixth heats ana
the race. Time. 2:llie. 2:l0i.. 2:lIi.. Nayne
King won the third and fourth heats: Time
2Jsie 2:I2i,. Maggie Usher won the fifth heat
Time 2:If.. Master Roy. Al McGregor. Prince
Vale, Hankie and Minnie Jones also started.
2:25 pace. purse s6ro-Wainscott won in three
straight heats Time, 2:l09.. 2:l2'.. lib HE
Bow BONNIE Russell. F;stre!l. Scapesoat and Jen-
ME Scott also started ,--,.- - -,-..
fifth and sixth heats and the race. Time. 2:itis
2:lii.. 2:IIiI-. Diahli;o won the fist and third
heats in 2:l3+. and 2:llis. Hal Chaffcn won the
second heat in 2:lli.. Minaloid and College Queen
also started.
2:l7 trot. pure st1O-Hilly Buck won in three
straight heats. Tim. 2;i2il. 2:l2i5: Ia Matte
William, Panforen and Louis f. also started
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Daniels Mare Was Held at Long
Price of I TO l and Ran Over
Her Field at End.
BENGAL At FALSE PRICE.
Winner of Last Race Was First
Easily at 4 TO l, When 8 to
Would Have Been
Long Price.

=-s.a Print. at odds OF TO !. won the
sprint handicap at Delmar yesteriay. as
she should have won It. She was slow TO
begin. was last up the back stretch. then
ran over her horses in the last quarter, and
won as she pleased at the end.
Stand Pat. at Is TO 5. was second. This
horse was in close quarters behind Frank
Bell and Naltster W the stretch. and could
not get out until they Strengthened away.
Stin. Print was undoubtedly best.
The mare was held at a very long price.
her last race considered. She was taking
up a Little weight. but is improving daily.
She was high-class 2-year-old in John
Hunman's hands AS 4 3-year-oId she beat
Dewey, Terra Firma. Corrigan and others
easily mile in Ia Chris Schumacher
had her then. She was fairly poisoned in
her training Mr.. Daniels seems TO be a
good man with horse and 10 be improv-
ing the mare.
Her best distance is probably seven fir-
longs, as she is not scramblins Splinter
who can get down and dig at the start. II
she rounds to really well there IS not a
horse at Delmar who can beat her Up &c
q mile.
BARONET BADLY BEATEN.
Baronet was a swell-looking 3-to-5 Shot
in the fifth race. He is worth all OF s.
Carrie Hope and Hook-Se-oka beat him
without trouble. At that Smith did not
give him a good ride. He handled him
badly at all stages and ran him in behind
Carrie Hope in the stretch. when he seemed
to be doing his best.
Another horse to win at false price
was Bengal, at TO l, in the last race
He set all his own pace and beat Mynhee,
and Jim Clark. He beat Mynheer just
as he did before. Clark has run about one
good race in a year. Bengal would have
been long price at to /.
Iona S. won the first at nice odds. Pinky
B. was the best, but got tangled up in a
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Martin Delaney Endeavoring
to Hold Indoor Meet
for Girl Athletes.

AIDED tally. Smoot walked. aE1 wen4 -
SECOND on an eror by Barr. Barclay Go
to Titus Burke singled. scoring Homer.
to Hulswitt.
In the sixth inning the Car ira!s tied tis
score by making two runs. FARRELL hat to
Uulswitt. who threw the sail under the
gate. allowing Johnny a free circuit Of the
bases. Donovan singled. ami ;oos se'oI i
on Shoots sacrifice. Barclay singled, seer
ing Donovan Burke singled. Barclay was
out at third on HaCkett's tap into Dug
gleby DeMont fouled to Woiverton.
In the eighth inning the ''Philiies" scored
the fatal tally that gave them the game
WolvertOn singled. and took second on
Keister's tap to Farrell. the latter going out
to Hackett. Barry was out 70 Hackett I'M
assisted. Hulswitt flew TO FarreH.
Th.. score
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ASTARITA WON HANDICAP.
FavOrite OF Badly and Was Never
Dangerous.

New York, July l4-Astarita. with Hicks
up. won the Glsncove Handicap for 2-year-
ods at Brighton Beach to-day. The
Bathampton filly was at a good price of ;
to /. and was well handled by the colored
Jockey. Hicks. Sir Voorhees, was second and
Gravna third. The favorite. Eugenia
Burch, was off badly. and never was dan
gerous Minotaur and Astarita raced out
in front for half mile where Hicks sent
Astarita to the front and Won easily by two
lengths. The time. lib 3-5, was good con-
side-ing the condition of the track. Tommy
Burns carried off the riding honors ny
plotting two winners. The weather was cool
and track slow. Summary:
First race. five and a half furlonEs.Eowena
10 Burns. "a To . Won; Sweet Gretchen l 70.
lRedfcrn,. , to i. third. Time l:0s I..tola, Pc
tunia Ninepin. Funnyside and Hydfangea also
second race one and one-sixteenth mile. SELL
ing-Dark Planet l0i tBurns,. u TO l. won: Gin
more. iO2 Cannon, ie to s., third: Tim. l:.9.
Rostand. Early Eve, Gibson Light. Turnpike. Ella
Trump and Knight of the Garter, a,so ran: ~.
Third race handicap mill and fGrop n;,,,s
Rain H''T Iss ,od iS to l. second Thorneysro,
Bsy' Garnal woSIsey. Coesweii also "a ran
Fourth race Genoove handsap SIX SIX f WG2ns
los Reifern,. Is to l. second: Giavlna Io3 Mi-
Shsels,. 70 l. third Time liz % , EuEen;a
Scott. Cinquevaili and Profitable also ran.
Fifth race. six furonss. sellingnLumtnosit y
la tD'NeilD 8 to >. won: Thistle Heather lV9
(Reifernl 5 10 :. second short Cake; 1Oi Min
der. Ii to >. third. Time 1:l5 -. Harbor. Dnah
Shad. Charlie Fisher. IiEstep and Ruby Hemp
stead also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs-Lux Casta l23 Gan
nom : to j. won: COunterpois.. 104 ,Rsdfern,
. 10 H. second King Pepper. II. III. Doylei: i
to l. third. Time. 1913 20. Orion. Earl Of War
wick. Colonel Rorer. Avignon and i-enafka ais'
To-DAY's BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
Firs; race 3-year-oIis and up. one mile and a
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MoberIy Race Meeting.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Moberly Mo July 1.-THE for this cir
cult composed OF MOberly. Centrala. Columbia.
Higgnsville and S.dalia. Will oprn at this city
on july q and continue up TO and including july
81 Six Thousand dollars in prizes are offered.
and already the stalls at the track are rapidly
benS filled with PAGERS and trotters from MIS-
souri, Illinois, Nebra ska, Kansas. Iowa. Mime
sofa Indiana. Oklahoma. Michigan. California
Louisiana. South Dakota. New Mexico and Col
orado.
The PAS trot. purse $500 has twenty-five en-
tries. the 2:3j trot purse 500 has nineteen: the
2:ls trot. purse 500. has twelve: the ":la pace
has ten: the go pace purse si.c0o. has twenty:
the 2:35 trDt. purse 500. has seven. In addition
TO the above. there is a el2 trot. purse 500: a
rs pace $50: 2:2I trot. purse $500. and a
frse-for-all pace purse 500 Entries for the last
-FOUR events will Clos. to-mOrToW.
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Hurnc.s Races MT Columbus.

Columbus. o, Iuy l4.-The Judges DID no;
think Mccarthy was driving Tom keene out in
his place The result was faster mile by two
seconds in the second heat Weather fair and
track fast. Results:
2:2i pace purge si,ooa-Doctor Malara won in
I -, s'aiGhi r. nsa'S m i'i
2;c2 trGt. purse sloc0-Guy Fortune Won the sec
ond and third heats and race. Tire-2:ll-..
2:lsn Maud Carlisle won the first heat in 2:lsi..
Bon Potts also started.
2:l0 pace. purse ssGl-Baron Rodgers won in two
straight heats. Time-2:lli.. 2:CsS.. Dona Nc
Grcgor. Lady Alright. Byrl Wilkes and Gates
Ajar also started.
2:l7 trut. purse ss0l-Robizala won in two
straight heats Time-2:I3i4. 2:i6. Dillon Boy
Elma O.. stockton Jim Fenton. Black Heart
and Nicnlnite also started.
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Fifth Race-Deer Hunter Alflo Carley's Dream.
sixth Race-TioS-i. Tickful, Eugenia s.
KING ROSE LOOKS LIKE WINNER.
lie In Giving Away Lot of Weight,
but Should Bcnt the had Lot

On his last race. which was a first out.
Delmar to-day. Jean Gravier and La Cache
are the ones he has got TO beat. Jean is not
bad sort If he gets off we'll Rose is giving
away coolies of weight. but that will not
keep him back to such horses as are here
DOCTOR CARTLEDGES DAY.
Doctor CARTRIDGE has not run his races
since he won. This should be his day
Venom. Qualser Girl and Comoro will go
more or less we'll but CARTRIDGE is good
colt. and he should beat them. Venom will
he a price and has fine chance at the
weights.
TONY IBPPINGS CHANCES
Tony Lepping's last race was good enough
to land him here. He went we'll to the
stretch. then tired as If short. If Helen Hay
steams up on her toes she will make him
run. She went to the post dry and cold On
the occasion Of her last two attempts. Miss
Eon has chance. Old Belle Simpson
looked we'll last time. If she is UP to her
form she can trim this sort with great ease.
EDA RILEY LOOKS CERTAIN.
Eia Riley should breeze home in the
fourth. if Mr.. Or has her ready. Josie F.
has no chance to beat her. provided Ela is
| right. Landola should be third. 1t is strict
| ly three-horse race. and it may not he
| wise to play the favorite at a short price
| though Eda does look like 7-to-5 shot.
BEN LEAR IN HARD RACE.
| The fifth race is hard indeed. Ben Lear
| should beat this sort. Olonctz and Alto win
| both so well. Doctor Kammerer has early
speed, and is good and fresh just now.
tarlev's Dream ran z good race when he
won, and may come back with a better one.
but Ben Lear looks best.
TIOGA AND TICkFUL-
Tioga looks hest in the sixth. Tickful has
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worked well. but is scarce up 10 race.
LOOK out for Henry OF Frantsmar. He ran
a good race last time under weak boy, j.
cannon. He looked well and his race was
,so"u enough to give him chance. lie Will
be long price and might repay small Let
HONllns DerNiSh Will 20 Wei. too.
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GoeIet's sIoop Swan Win. Race.

Copenhagen. July 1i.-Seventy yachts particle
Iatsd to.dav IN the races OF The ROYAL zach,
tioelets 3o-foot sloop Swan Won the race for
fourth class yachts. beating the Swedish yacht
Khaki over triangular course of twenty miles
by more than three minutes. The times were:
Swan. i:5s:l0: Khaki. 4:50:2S \ heavy was
running and there a strong wind.
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Washington Park meeting.

Washington Park meeting This much has
peen decided on hy T. +. Smatners. owner
of the great chestnut colt
McChesney is now being prepared for the
Wheeler Handicap. to he run Saturday. He
has completely recovered from the effects
OF his last Gruellng race in which he was
beaten after being compelled to give away
chunks of weight to all his competitors
1t is the understanding now that McChes.
ney Will be sent 10 Saratoga in charge NJ
Sam HiIdreth to hook up with Waterboj
in race that will decide the respective
merits Of the Eastern and Western cham
pions 1t is believed that the ban now
resting on Hidreth at the Eastern tracks
VIII be lifted. otherwise Mr.. Smathcrs
might hesitate To risk his great colt for
the Eastern campaign in the hands OF
new trainer.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Buffalo July li.-Selections:
First Race-Clifton Boy. Model Monarch. Far
ROckaway.
d..
Third Race-Firins Line. Benckart. Neeburban.
Fourth Rave-Two Penny. Tie World. Belle
Fifth Race-Arachne. Alyar Bsumora.
sixth Rnce-Illurnina:e Wallabsut. Flaneur.
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The Whit Seals have an open date for next
SUNDAY. July -. and would like 10 play some
first-class team. the Hicks BoOEnakeTs and
American Arithmometers preferred. at kulase
Park. Lee and Scwstead avenues for a side bet
of So. For particulars and dates address T w.
Cahl No. 10S Pine street. The Seals will play
the Spaldings sunday. July %.
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X. ]. T. Lengue.

=. a, Psdueah,First game; Paducah 10 Jackson
Second game. Paducah 5, Jackson seven in
ningsl. Batteries-Wilson and Perry: Accorsini
and Butler.
At Hopkinsville-Cairo 6. Hopkinsvilie / Bat
teries-Clarke and Lewis: EsEleston and Street.
At He nderson-C1arksville 4. Henderson 2. Bat
terfes-Harris and Holmes: Bolin and Warner.
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Earned s-Philadelphia ;. IhEee-5ase hts
Titus !. Sacrifice. hits-Su1oet !. Glsa ts. l.
zinner Wild McF'ariaut / Bases On
faIls-OT Mcfarland ! Of puggieby / struck
by q Let on bases-St. Lou :. Philadelphia )
Time Of ga:ne-One -Four and thiFty-tiTs minutes
tr NJ % NeiI s. Hits-or McFerland :. e
O'Seill
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Golf Tourna ment at De. Moine..

Des Mones. Ia. July 1.-THE annual tourna-
ment OF the Western Golf Association will be held
on the Waverland Park links OF this city Sep
tember to II inclusive On September IL
grand open handicap match OF thiTty-six holes
will be played. Definite announcement to this
effect was made after meeting OF the directors
Of the association to-day
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CHICAGO 2. BROOKLYN L.
Wicker Wins His Game in Twelfth
with n Hot Liner.

Chicago. July Wicker won his own
game today in the twelfth inning oy
Smashing a liner straight at DOYLE too
,xbo bad led off with clean single and
reached second on a neat sacrifice by King.
Attendance 1910. Score:
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Tvo-base hits-Mertes J.. Bahb ! Thrse-hase
hits-waruer 2 Bahb l. Left en- bases-Cincin-
natl : New ork stolen basss-Tsn Haltren
l. Double plays-Warner and Gilbert I: Bresna-
han. Babb and Mccain /: Steinfs.dt and Beck;ey
!: Babb Gilbert and Mccain l. First on halls
BY McG;nnity ,. by Phillips ]. Hit by pitched
ball-keily !. Bresnahan l. Struck out-Mv NC
Ginnity l. Sacrifice hits-Van Haltrel !. Mertss
!. Dolau /. Time-Two hours and ten minutes.
Cmpire-o Day-
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CINCINNATI 3, NEW YORK 10.
McGinnity and Steinfeldt Knocked In
conscious by Collision.

CINCINNATI July 14.-New York took the
last game of the series from Cincinnati 20
day BY timely and heavy hitting. McGin-
nifty and Steinfeldt ran into each other N
the seventh inning and both were knocked
unconscious but gamely resumed their
uort Attendance 25s Score:
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.Ors gu. when winnig made
Chicago ...........0 q " 9 /:
Brooklyn ..-.---.-.0 o 0 . 0 l 0 y . y . ~
Left on bases-CT1icagc 5. Brooklyn : Two-base
hits-Chauce !. Sacrifice hts-klinE I. Fi-tsr !:
stolen bascs-Harley l. King !. Dahlel / Flood
/. Double play-Flood and Dove l: Deobs and
DOYLE l. Struck out-By Wicker . b. Jones .
Bases on baI!s-OT Wicker ,. OF Jones Time
Two hours and ten minutes CEpire-Johnstcn
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WASHINGTON PARK SELECTION

RtFI BIC SFECIAL
Chicago. July i4-Selectons:
tifu and Best.
Second Race-Bessie Mccarthy Gold Bell
Haviland.
Third Race-peter Paul. Witchcraft. Mast.
Fourth Race-fad News. By Was Talpa.
Fifth kace-Father Wentker. Lovable. Mary
MctaTerty.
TgCth
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LONSDALE WON THE EDGEW ATER.
Three Jockeys Set Down for Rough
Riding mt Washington Park.

Chicago, July 1.-THE Edsewater Stakes
| at Washington Park to-day was Won by
l.onsdale, 2-year-old colt owned by Clay
| Bros. of Kentucky. The result was a sur
prise. LonSdale being 10 To in the betting
and not backed. Fred Cooks two. English
Lad and Fred Lerpert. wefe the favorites
English Lad would probably have Won with
a stronger ride than II. Phillips seemed
able 10 give him. AS it was Lonsdale beat
English Lad only Il head
Bondage was first in the mile and an
eighth handicap He seemed beaten at the
head of the stretch but made "A strong fin
ish and beat Bragg.
riding. Three jockeys We're indefinitely Sus-
pended. Treanor was punished for his work
on orfeo Monday. Henry was set down for
cutting across with Bats al the start of
the Edsewater Stakes to-day, and Won
Derry was set down for foul!ng Major Ten
ny with Bard of Avon In to-day's second
race BARD of Avon finished first. but was
Iisqnali'led. the race being given TO Major
Tenny. Summary:
pl First race. FIVE fur,onEs-Blumenthal. 100 a.
to @ Tins send Ma5t9 ob hos F anr
lent I,:! Instructor. Atlantic. Daiyay oudSn,
, Miam Wright; Ny Alice Alam9ls; Nellie
90 second v race; mile and .sh'hTMat9r Tsnny.
to l. bird. Time. / $ as. Bard Of Avon i'm
cos slap Dash and Miracie ii also -, ran i''''
Third rae. EaGewater stakes. gross value g..
~ i've and half misunderstanding III
,,inWhurSti. IN to l. won. English Lad. lis Oh.
PhilltpS): to :. second: Battus. IL CHenry), 80
10 l. third. Time. los Proceeds. Ed Tierney.
Fred Leppert. Peter p. somers. SILK Maid and
Lanark also ran.
- Four roce. mile and an eighth. handicap
EonGar", - GObhinsI. 6 to !. won; Bragg. 10
w; Knapp. > TO /. second: Schwalbn. 102 IT,.
WILSON,. 10 to l. third. Time. l:52. MACY.
Nitrate: Monsieur Beaucairc. Hargis and Louis
Fifth race six furlongs-Henrv Bert. 1874 ,Helge-
sem. = TO ,. won. Glendale. lh2 III Phillips. )
10 l. second: The Ciiver: L. IT, Knight: to l.
third Time. l:ii. Wanna Mo!Hen, Iuckatt.
Christine \. and scorpion also ran.
SIXTH race. one mi!e-l.ingo. 1o5 tAdkin). to
J. Won: Blu. Mint. i0i Henry. 10 to !. second
Fading Light, 81 IL Wilson,. to ;. third.
Time, 1:ip 10. EGw Adack. Alum Water. Mar
lin. Latson and Jaubert also ran.
To-DAY'S WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Judge
A Brady. StaterA b. Weath cta
474 First race for 2yea-oldS purse SO. urlonss
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good start. made up ground. and ran
winning race.
Ivernia won the second at Is to l. she
was off badly, came the short way. In the
s+ra+cb and lust did get up in time TO
catch La Rouge. who led all the way: Grant
or. the favorite had no right 10 be faVorite'
and ran as II he was not ready.
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At Fort Worth:
Ri E.
Fort wor;h...--..--s Q go 2
Ratterte-Fort Worth, Buchan and McMurray:
Dallas Reagan and Berry. Umpire-Mackey.
AT Waco:
R H E
Waco ........--.-...I s2oo5 70
CO.sicana ..........0 o 0 % 2
Eatterfes-waco. Mackay and Kelly and
Wolfe: Corsicara. Hise and Westlake. Umpire
Belts.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 14.-Selections:
First Race-Blue Victor The Regent. Miss
Lobster.
Second Race-ohnet. Judge Phillips. Mystic
Shriner.
Third Race-Rosetint. Flying Buttress. Wealth.
Fourth Race-Nameoki, Excentral. Doctor
Chaplin.
Fifth Race-Sambo Lord Advocate. Ethics
Sixth Race-Semper WAX. King Carter. Penny
Weight.
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Where They Play To-Day.
Iesterda vs. Results.

Philadel al 81 Louis Boston at Chicag go.
New York at PittabuIg
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NcCHESNEY WILL START SATURDAY.
Western Champion Is Being Pointed
for the Wheeler Handicap.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. July H.-McChesney will not be
sent East until after the close Of the
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philadel 5. st. Louis Chicago = Brooklyn /
S-w York 10. r!ncin ii ,.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-15

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-30
Recipe for Pickling Meat.

Recipe-To every 100 pounds of meat
take II pounds of salt, 2 IL ounces of
saltpeter, two ounces sal soda and 1-2
pounds Of sugar. Boil and skim all
impurities, and when cold pour on meat
we'll weighted down. This will keep
until the first of May and no pickel
will keep longer. e..
But here comes the core of picking
meat /; it is not original with me, some
old Georgia farmer with a stroke of
genius, devised the plan. 1t is this
the meat must be dipped in boiling
saltpeter water piece by piece, 80 as to
constrict the pores and prevent the
juices of the meat from oozing out In
the pickel, and this pickel must be
thrown away as it will be filled with
oil and pieces af bone that will hurt
the pickel. @.. ...
Saltpeter is cheap and anyone can
afford to throw away the amount.
When packing the meat in barrels you
can sprinkel literally with black pep
per, which will be an appetiser.
So many people have asked me for
recipe for picking meat that I want
you to publish the same. and / think
you will confer favor on your readers
also. In conclusion I wish to cay the
RECIPE is ABSOLUTELY SURE.
- . J. D. Neel.