The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

not only won out the price paid for Raglan.
victories Of Gay Boy and Cottage Maid:
With the exception Of the Canfieid cup.
| every house Is running number OF private
games. Roulette tables are in operation
and those who have money to risk are 1e-
Ing accommodated.
One Of the men here from the West played
that put i him ABOUT ut 500 in debt lhe:,
| run was made in his favor, and when ne
quit playing, about half past o'clock IN
a credit Of 5000. ''N 90 - $3.50
Amateur Baseball Notes.
A doubc-header will be played this afternoon at
the Worlds Fairs and the Universities for side
bet of $40. The batteries will DO Remembering and
aHa hs bs ss asa 1es
5ame Is sHpected as the Franks have Lost only
meyer en- fos the Globes This game will DO called
THE The Worlds Fairs will play tho Clerks At
Be Keneet and Smith for the Worlds 'i Fars, and
Hines and o'Connell for the Clerks
fIn ooSn at pastins Park The bat.sie. wiz Pc:
Reader and kaiser. e''U 11''A''
nns sesm T ay tn. Ere rsa
Both teams are members Of the Christian Church
ar rs az shi o. s ,hs
notify contested game is expected.
Tho Union s9das will play the Ynles this after
noon They win play at Cherokee street and Ne
oraska avenue.
The Unions will play the Tylers this after.
rolp saas IN.
shoulder in siding e to tSrd b naa his
~ anon III. i9st sunday, and has been out Of
ert will pitch. for that team.
aa' 1 play the
Il Lee and Nswstead avenues. The proceeds will
to Banner fer LABOR BAY 70 t fns9'S
Jackson and Tom Costello will umpire. Game
called at ~ O'clock.
The Mound .Citys defeated the New Ravens at
s. The winners viii play al Pana. ILL., 9emorrow ~
some team IN the l5-year-old class tomorrow.
Address c. Mohr. No. 2sSo St Vincent avenue.
The Irxinss will play a double header to-mor-
row at Fourteenth street and Lafayette avenue
the other with the Anchors. For games with the The
Irynss address Charles ]. Decker. No. I'm South
ST. Ths o nsp esHE.a As h. psnnan, In the
games and lost none
at al3ten PARK ssiphnr and Man.
will be with the Libertys The teams will have
the following players: Gittens-Volz, b. Cor
Rehmer. c. L,bertys~Gaiasher. c.: The i b:
F. Dale. b.: Meenberg 2 b.: J.. Dale. s.; Tighe,
the Second Eame % be- With II and Il. Es'nn
Pfeifers. The latter team viii have the following
players; Otto, b.: Sarber. ]. T.. Monahan, c.
l.: Rieley. b.: sch!rr. q: cawein. 3 b.: Nor |
tens will have the same players In the second
as IN the first game.
The .Floerkes win play the coilinsviiie, Ill.,.
to arrange -of-town games. They have signed |
Mcbride to catch.
The Emesalds will play the Hoyleton. ILL.,, team
q, morrow For games with the former team
Dry Goods Company.
ne b ,ss team seeasS the
game was the pitching of Patterson.
The McAleers would like to hear from all teams
playing In the "a and Is year-old class. Address
former minor league pitcher would like to
Join some team playing on Sundays only. For |
particulars address n. Monroe. No. 2e07 Laclcde
avenue.
The Kastors defeated the Attention. NO., team
sunday by the score of to 5. The feature OF the
game was the pitching Of F1nke he striking out
Sames with JEFFERSON City. ST. Elmo. Waterloo
md all out -of-town teams. For particulars adj
iress Ed spahr. No. 5541 Maple avenue.
The Des. Mo!nes will play the Kansas City Ak
yregation tomorrow at the latter town. Both