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sick of distemper all through his 2-year-old
year.
be careful in his riding on Crotx dor. Inc
boy did his best.
BIAS DOR MADE GOOD.
Bas dor made good for Golden Slipper.
however At to 10 he led Little Scout all
the way and won by a length. He was
straight, but won cleverly. The time. 1:47,
was the best for q mile and one-sixteenth
seen here this season.
Had it not been for the fall-down OF
Croix dor and an evident mistake in 1udg-
ing the finish Of the second race. followers
of fayorites would have had fine day.
Our Lille, who figured best, won the first
race at 5 to ]. Dave Sommers, 2-to-1 IA.
Judge Murphy caught Lady. Idris first.
Sommers was poorly ridden by smith. he
was in a good position at the stretch entry,
but Smith apparently could not make up
the inside. So he hestitated; lost ground
and finally came inside. He squeezed
through narrow hole in the last eighth.
and Sommers clearly had his nose In front
at the end. but the judges caught 1dris
who was in front all the way.
FOREHANDS BRILLIANT RACE.
The fifth race went to Forehand. the 7-to-
5 favorite. He got of badly. while the sec
ond and third choices-Magnolin and NATAL
da-were of in front Bridwell had to take
Forehand back to last place in order to get
out of a pocket He was last three fur
longs from home. but when Bridwell set
him down he came with a great burst OF
speed, picked up his horses one by one,
caught Magnolin at the last eighth pole and
won comfortably. Mafalda ran fine race.
Magnolin cut her of in the stretch run. Had
1t not been for that she would have given
the winner an argument.
The sixth race went to Rollick II. a good
thing at u to /. Moyle, the favorite. ran
dull race. Leenja ran a good one. as did
Neversuch. They were beaten only in the
last thirty-five yards.
To-DAy'S KINLocH ENTRIES.
First race, selling. 2-year-olds. purse $500. SIX
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JOCKEY PULLMAN Is SUSPENDED.

Unfair Tactics Cause Saratoga Stew
ards to Set Him Down for the Meet.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Saratoga. N. Y. Aug A-John pullman. who
is under engagement to ride August Belmonts
race horses for tho remainder OF the season. was
suspended to-day after the sixth race by the
Whitney.
The cause Of the punishment was tho charge
that pullman, on the racer Choate, whose post
position was No. TO- on the outside. cut over to
the inside when the barrier released in do
ing which all tho other starters were more less
interfered with.
The suspension is for the rest OF the meeting.
and Bullnan. Of course, cannot ride in the Fl-
turty.
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Probably VIII Easily Win Match With
Canadian Team.

Toronto. Ontario. Aug. 2k-The first days play
in the international cricket match. which was
begun to-day ON Varsity lawn. indicates an
easy victory for the United States eleven over
the Canadian team. The visitors showed much
superiority in bowling and at the bat
United States went to bat first. and scored
L. A. Biddls: %. and A. G.; scatterEood. g
The Canadian wickets fell rapidly. the first
batsmen being disposed of the second ball.
Their total score was a. In the second inning
stumps We're drawn for the daY.
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SHERIFF BELL IN A DRIVE.
Favorite Beat Leader n Short Neck in
the Mohawk Handicap Mt SaratOGa.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. A.-The last week
of the Saratoga meeting opened to-day with
an excellent racing card. Fair, warm
weather and a fast track were the con-
ditienS under which the thoroughbreds ran.
The Mohawk, the days feature, was won by
Sheriff Bell in an exciting finish, with
Leader: heads apart Summary:
First race. seven furlones-stuyve. loS GIaack).
5, second; Thorney Croft. 105 Hicksl. 20 70 ].
third Time, 1:26. Canajohnarie. Unmasked
Jane Holly. Icewater. Young Henry. Blue and
Orange; Lacy Crawford. Erlon and Princess Tu-
Second rsee. steeplechase handicap, short
tadaumos, 1is Weitch);. to !. second: Silver
aaa sS 80 a ars. nnd
mon and Step Light ran out. Farmers Foe
refused.
Third race six furlongs-Hazelwood 123 Ful-
len to on;d m aYS To spFp asrd
Time. liza. Blackmoor, Bath Beach; Yellow
Hammer and Monochord also ran champlain
Fourth race. The Mohawk. mile and furlons-
los (Redfern). TO !. second: Reservation, ZIG
QIicksl. 5 to 2. third. Time. 1852 rs; F'lorhan
Queen. Tam oShanter. Gaviota and Tugai Bey
also
1c7 Redfernj. 9 to 5. won: strephon, ITO Gan
nom. % to ], second: Juvenal Maxim. ITO Oh
Callahan. to 2, third. Time, 1:O6 40. Rocka-
way. Goodcheer. Gay Lothario. Reanieter, Flex,
Russell Sage also ran.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth on turf-Ernest
Parham. 100 Fnler) TO- won; Choate los
.a ,Rra to Time IS RO2a
Carroll D.. salora. cincinnatus and Taiala also
ran.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. A-Selections:
First Racs-Helen Tarwater Silver Foam,
Prince Hoadley.
Second Race-J. ( Nc. Maud johnson. Too
Albula.
Fourth Race-Four Leaf Glover. eriffths,
Herodes.
Fifth Race-Ink Eda Riley, John Yerkes
Sixth Race-Lunar Amigari Binehelio
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Saratoga. n. Y. Aug. A.-Selections:
First Race-Ingold. Ilyr1a. Hurstbourne.
Second Race-Eugenia Burch. Gray Friar. Mol
lie Brant.
Third Race-Race King Moharib. Long Shot.
Fourth Race-McChesney. Hermis. Hunter
Raine
Fifth Race-wisteria. Montebenk. Monadnock.
Sixth Race-Highlander. Dinksie. Caithness.
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AUDITOR WON BY TWO LENGTH.
Beat Commodore and Flower King in
MOnadnock Handicap.

MOnadnock Handicap.
Chicago. Aug. A.-The Monadnock Handi-
cap. for 2-year-olds. at Hawthorne to-day
went to Auditor by two lengths. Commo-
dore. the favorite. in driving finish, beat
Flower King a head for the place.
Weather hot; track fast. Summary:
First race. five and half MISREPRESENTATION
los IR. Williams), Is to 8. won: Chickayotte, los
q. wilson,, to !. second: Banwell, 1903 (Adkinsl
Chapel. Charlie Sade and Demont also ran.
Second race. steeplechase. short eourse-Senator
Matts 143 CMcAuline), to s. won: Indian II, 142
Hueston). to .. second: Oliver Mc. lS6 lCorbly),
g. to /. third. Time. 2:sS Dagmar and Trenct
the Mere also ran.
Third race. the Monadnock Handicap six fur
longs -,Audi.or. 11s Helgesonl Is to 6. won:
er King 10s (Wonderly). to 9, third. Time
lib 3-5. English Lad. J. p. Mayberry. Prince
Silverwings Tryon and Nellie Cromwell also ran.
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth-Doctor
Wright, los IS Bonner}. II to 10. second: Warte
NIGHT, ion (Helgesen). 16 to 8 third. Time
1853 3-5 Three starters.
Fifth race. one mile-Crestfallen. lis Helgesen)
IS to s. won: Hagen, 1os (otis). II to l. second:
Carat. 10. OXonderlyl. 10 to / third Time
Iyernia. Barrica, Gracious. Pronta, Moor. Frank
NJ. and Pompey also ran
Sixth race. six furlongs-Colonnade. 100 (Helge-
sem. to 10. won: Stemwinder, lou (Adkins), 10
to i: second; Ocean Dream. IS Pollaci). 10 to /.
third. Time. 1:13 2-5. Bob FRANKLIN Lendin,
Fair Lady Anna also ran
To.nAy,S raurIJORNr, r,N,rprE1
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The Athletics were defeated by the BoenvtIa
Boonvilie walters and Fisher; Athietics schas&
and McCaffrey The local team would like %
2323 Maiden lane.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 4, Kansas City I

Omaha, Aug. 24-The visitors found Henderson
for seventeen hits to-day, while Hess allowed the
locals but three. Score:
R.H.E
Kansas Cfty.......s o o o o 4 3LT II
Batteries-Hess and MessItt; Henderson and
Gopding.
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Apprentice allowance claimed
"eather warm and clear: track fast.
THE PEyprrpr rrvo

THE REPUBLICS sELEcT1oNs
Collins ee' HeiAiahu. rank
., Second Race = Dolly Gray. Kitty cut-a-pash.
ps Third Raee-Nearest. Tom Kingsley. Montana
FoHrth Race..Fenian. Old Stone. Rainland.
Elm Race-Ffrst Mason. Ada n, Beiyino
sixth Race-Satin Coat. Tony Lepping. Exano
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The Floerkes defeated the Bridseton Reds sun.
day. by a score OF 8 to L. The feature Of the
game was the pitching Of vorweck. striking out
twelve men The winners would like to ARRANGE
nue.
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The olympias defeated the Pacific, Mo-, tsang
by score OF to 1. The winnery would Ike -
hear from out-of-town teams. Fur particulars
we str
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Des Moines 3-21, st. Joseph TT.

Des Moines, Aug. A.-Des Moines won this
afternoon The first vas close and well played:
away with the game Falls was taken out by
hind the bat. Attendance. 1.So0. Score:
F'irse game
st. Joseph .........o o o 3 Q . o % s
Batteries-Morison and Foil; Diehl and Gar
win.
Second game
Des Molnes .....4 $500 I'll Il 5
ST. Joseph ........o 0 1 3 0 o II II S
Batteries-Harvey and Foil: Falls, Garvin and
Dou0hue-
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The Twenty third Street EXCHANGES defsats0
the Universals by score of to For Eame0
with the former team. address W. A. Schmidt,
No. 223S North Market street. 2
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Forrest. second: Dynasty, third. Time 1:toH.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Onyx won: Epidemic
second: Silver Foam. third. Time. 1:15A.
TO-DAY'S FORT ERIE ENTRIES
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Rheumatism
- - ~>THE PAIN KING -

Those who have felt its cutting palms.
suffering Others that Rheumatism torture and that
called 1.-THE King of Pain"
All do not suffer alike Some suddenly
body was being
asunder Others feel occasional
sudden Damp
brings attack lasting
with crippled time
acid polluted condition of the blood form
variety Rheumatism Muscular Acuar Acute
and Scat the blood must be purified
end aches and External
the real the diseased bd
blood
the acids and building sluggish
and reliable in all forms Rheumatism Il makes the
H(@ m old acid blood
muscles and joints and shattered uerves
NJ made system is iuvpor.te
- and toned by the great vegetable renedvJ
Rheumatism wteus and
desired win ON
NE sWET sPEcN7c CO, A5lAazA, e.
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The South Ends defeated shs La sAttss sunday
by a score Of . to 8. The feature oe the game
was the playing Of Bsckley at short Ths win.
ners would like to hear from teams In the "a and
Is year-old classes. Address No 0W South
Broadway.
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TROTS MILE IN 200 FLAT;
LOU DILLON BREAKS RECORD.

California Mare Over Readvie
Track Time Which Has Long Been the Dream of Harness
Quarter Twenty Nine Seconds the
Runners Being Pushed
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Western Champion Will Meet the
Great Hermis in Champlain
Handicap at Saratoga.
TRACK IS LIGHTNING FAST.
smathers Is on Hand Ready to
Show His Confidence in His
Horse by Backing Him
for Thousands.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. Alt last the
great McChesney Is to make his Eastern
debut. Tomorrow he goes to the post in
the Champlain Handicap with the rejuve-
mated Hermis as his most formidable op-
ponen.
The track Is lightning fast and both Nc
Chesney and Hermis are regarded as sure
starters.
Both horses received their preliminary
workouts for the race to-day. Hermis was
sent mile breezing in 1:441ls under wraps.
McChesney did warming-up gallop of a
quarter in %. He then took to the woods
and after a rub down reappeared on the
track. With heavy boy up he made the
circuit in 1:4o15 fighting for his head
A roll Of money from the pocket of E E.
Smathers. the millionaire owner of the son
of MacDuff, will be sent into the ring to
back the chances Of the Western champion.
Mr.. Smathers came up from New York.
where at Brighton he has had bad session
with the PAGERS and trotters This Is what
colt:
"McChesney will start Tuesday in the
Champlafn Stakes, and Hermis will also
start. I am told McChesney is ali right
now ana ! still have faith that he ia The
hes: race horse in America"
VIII bet much Tuesday? really don't
know. but hope luck will be with me"
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The vandalias defeated the Merchants BY Q
score OF to 2 and the Cremos by q score q
of-town teams. Address J. OGrady. No. 350
Barrett street.
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Torrance leaped to their feet and sent forth
cheer after cheer.
Lou Dillon apparently was as fresh az
though she had only been out for exercise.
Sanders said he fully believes that before
the season closes he will drive the mare I'M
1853 or better.
events. Scott" Hudson drove two of the
winners. Nervala and Dillon Boy.
stake for 500 with Kinney ne Lou etue whae
Curry had no trouble in winning with Al
Book.
In was announced that on Friday Major
for trotters, 2:O3A. held by The Abbot
Summary:
ss sss sla' s. p e. Ra5ss 1850
Locanda. Dr. h. (Brodbine).
fer Tsi e r Z. d fsaek}
p DANDY, Chimes + 5Mn h mJsley,
saiIsss III =: GsEsSs5;; ::
The Blue Hili. 80 class. trottinx. purs. 5000,
f Rhhsy Maj Maid Of Srk p0P ps
MARGARET Bathgats b: m. CTiter,......-! !?
Borsassle. bT. m Benyonl ::::-;....-..---.s
Prince cston NJ b. II h tEcEers5.
kyrillie. ch h (YognE,; ;..--..-..--......dis
cf Timeas:il,a PIX ,:oss. M Sds R'-'di'
Al Bos GAS Sk pas s. scd R455s "o: y
Ieslnsson. Sik. 3.
DG Tias-i 3 s:osa. s'a''-'''--''---''''e a.
Di Ela e hoz e sso' Z DSsss ano:
S Sos eu S. 3 n
6 655Rss S es.a As s. svi
aa@Isai fh Dewey D
S sum@ss :: e. si:si;ss q:
Time-2:osi, 3oas.
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Tho r. 4 g Athletics defeated ths Ksds b.. q
score OF 16 to s. The feature Of the game was tho
betting Of the winning team. The Athlstic4
would like to play teams In the 10 and - year-ol
preferred. Address No. 2so2 St Louis avenuA
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The REYNOLDS would like to hear from tean1f
in the Is 8ud 16 year old class. Address MA
Geary. No. sS35 North Grand avenue
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Aug. N-Selections:
First Race-Tokalon. Liberty Bell wltchcraft
Second Race-Snowdrift Mamselle GaIba
Third Race-Rankin. Hargis. Lngulst.
Fourth Race-Schwalbe. Henry Bert lebanon
Fifth Race-John McGurk. Star Cotton little
Elkin ~
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| The Compton Heights defeated the yirss chriD}
| tian Church team Saturday at Forest Park TnA
winners will play the Hammett Place team nexe
} Saturday. These teams are members Of IL
Christian Church League.
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Colorado Spring. O, Pc

Colorado Springs. Colo, Aug. A.-An error. q
hit and mum Of a difficult pop-up fly gave
of to-day's brilliant contest Score:
Peoria ..........o % . 90 o ii :
Colorado sprinsso . o Q Q . . 90
Batteries-Berry and Wilson: Newmeyer and
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Denyer g. MiIw.uEee q.

Denver. Aug. A-Denver lost to Milwaukee
Denver ...........2 o o o 8 o / o 90 II 4
Milwaukee ......I o l o Il Is Is /
Batteries-Pound and Schlei: Swornsted and
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH
Lady Idris Was Lucky-Jockex Ht~-
gins Leased to the T. p. HAYES.

The Republic tipped the 25-to-1 shot. Lady
laris. to win the second race YESTERDAY.
She vas lucky and the tipster cannot felici.
tate himself on his perspicacty. Dave Som
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of 10 to 3

The Unions defeated the Hickorys elmday b. q
score Of to Brown and Frazier formed ~
battery for the winning team.
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The Orphan Boys defeated the Rose Hills bA
n score Of II to s. The batteries were: Orphans.
Segenfuss and Saller: Hills. Sell. Hartmanu
and Esser,
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Trenton Sparta and Murphyshorp prefsr1ed For
particulars address John A Maher. No 80
Clark avenue.

particulars address John A Maher. No 80
The Rice-sti1 .ould like to .z..nss = s.ms f..
Company.
The McAIeers defeated the wfishts Sunday hyt
he sep piscS e ns' g sa'
70 hsar from tenn, IN ths g re = y..ssSI1l
No. 600 North Broadway.
The Smith Mounds defeated TIE An star. -
East St Louis Sunday by score q 70
Tho Anchors defeated the wAin~rishts By q.
score Of Is to & The winners would IKE TO her
IN n " sna IA
S Sy the ss0 p.Sns b.efi.y a e
y. ~euS ei :. as. s: S IN 81 g; :a
Broadway.
Tho Ben Miller, defeated the oittsns By q sssS
The Unions defeated the Hickory. s.nd.y b. q
sscts Of t9 , brSwn and Frazier formed NJ
Tho Alssss Sse e q: Hs. =
batting. Of the winning team he Athlsticf
Add1ss: No. s LOUIS aG
The Compton Height. defeated the y1r.s cnza.
satuTa.sy' m H1ss teams nTS memSers q -
Christian Church League -
Tho olymplas defeated the Pacinc. Mo-. tsam
h by score Of 70 l. The winners would IKE =
and dates address william F. Ralph. No. y soutS
Twelfth street
The Athletics were defeated By the Boonviua
se and f..r Ths
and McCaffrey. The local team would like -
hear from teams. Address George T1bbles. Ma.
232S Maiden lane.
The Floerkes defeated the Bridgeton Reds SUM
day. by score of to T. The feature Of tbs
twelve men. The winners would like to ARRANGE
nue..
the Universais by n score Of to For games Z
with the former team address W. A. Schmidt
No. 223S North Market street.
The Reynolds would like to hear from tean(1
sa the NJ Ed Il year old s. Address W.
The vandalias defeated the Merchants BY .
q The TO and ns % % Sy e
of-town teams. Address ]. OGrady. No. III
Barrett street.
The Orphan Boys defeated the Rose Hills bN
n score Of II to s. The batteries were: Orphans
Slegenfuss and Saller: Hills. Sell. Hartmanu
The Schneders would like to hear from teama
In the 1s-year-old class Address W. G. schneis
der. Cottage and Spring avenues.
The st AIMS defeated the Kastors for the
We're: Law LawleI and Rns Fink and RI RicSardson.
The winners would like to hear from out-ocS
town teams. Address H. T. scho,tmueier. No
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.1:I.l.N7.lE:I1

Nov ser remedy absolutely unknown The profession
Pemansnf rs to IS days We refund money We do
You be treated Il home for the same price and
ehe e guaransee With those who prefer to here
Wd them pay expense Of coming, railfoad
hotel bts and make charge We fail to II you
pans. patches In mouth throat pmples, copper
snosed spots ulcers any pant the body hair and
We solicit the obstinate CASES and challenge n:
world This disease has always baaea
the skin Of the eminent physicians For ye ws
have made specially of treating this disease with our magic
semedy have 100000 behind unconditional
Write rooage book and absolute proofs We have
20 branch ohces. Always full address. a follows
COOK REMEDY COMPANY.
1897 Masonic Temple. Chicago Illinois,
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ResuItN at Fort Erie.
Buffalo. Aug. 4.-Jockey McQuade sustained
serious injury in the first race to-day at Fort
Erie. He fell with his mount, Doctor kilev and
hts right leg was broken in two places. The
physicians fear that the limb may have to be
amputated. ~
Benckart hung up q new Canadian record for
one mile and quarter by covering the dis
bious by head at the post Results:
First race. six furlongs,CaterpIllar won; Ran
Second race. five fmlonEssts Noel won: d.
Tfird race one and one-fourth miIeHRsn..tt:oUz
won; Dubious. second: c. Resented. third, Time.
2:07.
Fourth race i've and one-half furIonE-yoJi-
ton won: Orderly. second: Lyrist. third. Time,
Eth rac.. eos nils-Flansu won: Mems
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Tho Anchor, defeated the wainwrfghts By q.
score Of 2s to The winners would IKE to hear
from teams in the Is and II year-old elaaseA FnQ
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Tho Smith Mounds defeated TIE An Starr -
East St Louis Sunday by . score q 70
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The McAleers defeated the wfiShts Sunday Ia
q score Of Is to The feature Of the game 49,
the pitching Of Bruins me vtnnen would IN
to hear from tsams In tho II and y .year-ol4<
No. 600 North Broadway.
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The schneiders would like to hear from teams
In the 16-year-old class. Address w. G. Schnets
der. Cottage and Spring avenues.
The St AIMS defeated the Kastors for the
third time by a score OF u to s. The batteries
were: LAWYER and Ring. Fink and Richardson.
The winners would like to hear from out-ofS
town teams. Address H. T. Schottmuelier. No
Az Page avenue.
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Amateur Bn.eb.n Vote.

Inc Unions defeated the Irvings Sunday by the
score OF 70 l. The feature OF tho game was the
tattery work OF Kennedy and Dunn. The win
ners would Ike to hear from out-of-town teams
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The Rice-stix would like to arrange Q Kame f0A.
next Sunday with some out-of-town team ADJ
dress Sol Pimentel. care Rce-Stix Dry Goods
Company.
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int pSnm I h sffs Sa
~ e s c % "A ran s' ~ % ~ Inc "s were not o''
40 ling.p
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Missouri valley League.

Missouri Valley League.
At Sedalia. Mo-:
Springfield .........2 o 0 0 90 o O-S 10 3
Batteries-Sedalia. Curtis Evans. Schrant;
Springfield. Horton and Schmidt.
At lola Kas.:
lola .......... ......o o o 90 II 3
Battsries-Fort Scott cravens and Cheek;
lola, Kialay and Hall.
At Joplin. Mo-:
Joplin ................o Q o 10 $50 g
P1ttsburg ....-.-.....2 1 o o o-3 Z 1
Batteries-Joplin. Lowell and Ehle: Pittsburs.
Terrence and Ulrich.
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Cotton Slater Leaxue.

At Natchez-No game: rain.
At Wcksburg-No game: rain.
At Baton Ropge-Batou Rouss { Pine B1u6 1
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To-DAy'S KINLoCH ENTRIES.
First race, selling. 2-year-olds. purse $500. SIX
furlongs.