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Cardinals rushed 10 him and. after working
over him for brief space CIarvIn recovered
sufficiently. to finish ont the game He
would not listen to Captain Doyle. who
wanted him to leave the game. but re-
manned in the fray w 10 the eighth inning
when the Cardinals ba;tei him off the rub
her.
sheckard's catch of Barclays line drive.
after a run of fully forty yards, was easily
the feature of the game.
Barring the Cardinals many muffs. Hoili-
days eye trouble and Curries failure to
make good at critical stages the second
game was evenly contested
HOW THE Runs WERE MADE.
Brooklyn took the lead in the fifth inning
by scoring three runs Jordan walked. Gar
win sacrificed him to second by pitched
ball. Sheckard's short triple scored both
runners. Sheckard was caught in a run-up
on trying 10 reach the plate on pohb's tap
INTO Currie. DObbS scored on passed bail.
McCreedis was an easy victim. Brooklyn
scored another run in the seventh.
Garvin an easy out, Strang was again hit
and went 10 first Sheckard doubled. sCor-
ing St-anS. Dobbs and McCreedie Were
easy.
Brooklyn scored one in the seventh. Gar
Vim Won an easy out. StrauG was hit by
pitched ball. SheCkard doubled. scoring
Strang. Dobhs ana McCreedie We're easy
outs.
Another was added TO Brooklyns total in
the eighth. Doyle singled and took second
on Barclays error. Dahlen won out. Far
rell to Hackett. and Ritter out Brain 70
Hackstt. Doyle scoring. Jordan singled.
Garyin walked, but was forced at second
by StranE.
The Cardinals made three in the eighth.
Hackett walked. Williams doubled. o Neill
tripled. scoring Hackett and Williams. Mike
. 'Nein famed. Farrell walked. but was
out al second on Donovans force hit.
o'Nein scoring on the play. Smoot flew 10
DobhS
Brooklyn scored one in the ninth. Sheck-
ard ana Do5bS We're easy victims. Nc
cresdie walked stole second and scored on
Doyle'S single Dahlen famed.
The Cardinals scored their last run in the
ninth. Brain tripled and scored on Bar
clay's single. Hackett out. schmidt TO
poyle Williams forced Hackett at third.
Jack O'Neill famed.
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Owner of Woodlands Stud Leads All
Winning Owners at Fair Grounds.

Barney Schneider continues to lead the
winning owners at the Fair Grounds. with
over $1,000 TO his credit Nearly all his
horses were bred at the Woodlands Stud. in
St Louis County. Sylvia Talbot. Erema
and Deutschland have been the principal
money getters in the Schneider string this
season
Schneider will try TO win the St Louis
Derby next Saturday with Signund. by
BalgOwan- Last year he captured the big
stake OF the St Louis meeting with Otis.
by Sain. Balgowan and Sain are the two
Leading stations at Woodlands
Tom Hayes. who ranks second in the list
OF winning owners at the Fair Grounds. Is
a Kentuckian. Lady Strathmore. the best
mare in the West. is the chief bread
winner OF the Hayes stable. She defeated
a fine field in the valuable June Handicap
at the Fair Grounds last week. Gumperts
& Powers and Lemp & Co are the other
prominent ST Louis owners who rank well
up in the list of winning owners at the Fair
Grounds
Gumperts & Powers have small string
Of useful plarers. headed by Sweet Dream.
Lunar and GALES. Lemp & Co. own Light
Opera and the crack Splinter Elastic.
A complete list OF the most prominent Of
the winning owners follows:
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EEPrRIIf. SPECIAL

Highland, Ill. June 7.-Bolrnau Mercantile Com
pany Baseball Club Of Troy. III. defeated High
land to-day 70 = Batteries: Davis an: Pain.
EeddIges and Resler. The former team has al;
open date at home June Il.
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BRAIN PLAYED WELL.

As usual. Dsvy Brain put up a brilliant
fielding game. Twice the speedy third
sacker ran Brooklyn players down on the
line after they had the rest of the Cardinal
infield playing tag" with them.
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BALL PLAYERS ARRESTED.
yiclsbure and Pine Bluff Teams VIC
Infe SundRX LaMs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff. Ark. June What will prob
ably establish a precedent in the annals of
baseball in Arkansas was a game played
between Pine Blur and Vicksburg. Of the
Cotton States League. to-day
Sunday baseball IS against the State laws
and no other city in Arkansas has attempt
ed to question the law
The game to-day was played without the
official knowledge OF the association, the
president OF which is Circuit Judge Grace.
The ball park is just outside the city limits
Sheriff Gould served warrants on eighteen
players, the umpire. gateman and ticket
seller. and summoned them TO answer to-
morrow. The penalty is a fine of IS for
each one engaged in the game
The result of the game was: Vicksburg ;,
Pine Bluff O.
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To-Day's Gravesend Entries.

day:
fi-s; race about six furlougs:
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Troy. IL. JuEe Troy defeated 4
OF st Louis By score OF TO . 4
Louis-Sell, Stephenson and Esser.
and Hess.
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peration constantly emanating from the
Fitzsimmons camp Those who paid but
little attention To the sport and who read
the items casually fancied that mui-sling-
ing, instead OF fighting. was the chief occu-
patton of puGists
The whole affair. through the attitude OF
the Fitzsimmons party. Gegenerated into
such farce that pugilism suffered the most
Is 10 be hoped that no opportunity will be
given for such scenes to be repeated-espe-
cially by Julian and Fitz joining forces
again
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THE SECOND GAME

In the second game the Cardinals went 10
pieces. Clarence Currie, who twirled for the
locals. pitched a very good brand of bail.
but his fielders gave him the rankest kind
of support. making seven errors behind him.
Virgil Garvin twirled fer the Bridge
Jumpers In the third inning ne pulled of
a play that for sheer pluck has not been
euualed on a local green this season.
C>urrie met one of Garvin's outcurves and
the pitcher's box with terrific force. When
the ball was within few feet of Garvin.
who was set for fielding it, IL took a bad
hound and before he could reach 1t the ball
hit him full force in the groin.
Forgetting his injury. he reached down
ror t6e ball with his remaining strength
and threw feebly TO first. but strong enough
TO beat Currie. As soon as the ball left his
hand he sank to the ground IN agony
ais feIIow-players and players Of the
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REprRI-rc, SPECIAL

I
Litchheid. Ill. June The L-;tchHeld nine beat
the Bindeil Hotel zine of ST. Louis In a game
Of baseball here to-day by a score of i3 10 10
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MERRY GO ROUND FILLED ~
WITH CHILDREN RAN WILD.
Little Ones Were Thrown From the
Swing by Conductor. Who Coud
Not stop the Machine.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Evansville. Ind. June IA merry-go-
round at a park two miles out Of the city
limits late this afternoon ran wild and the
man In charge was unable to check the
machine.
The speed increased with each revo,uticn
and the conductor grabbed the children one
by one and threw them from the swing.
The little S-year-old daughter Of John
Caney alighted against post and sustained
internal injuries and is not expected to live.
One child sustained broken and dislocat-
ed arm. and another a fractured leg.
The conductor was badly bruised There
were thirteen children on the merry-go-
round at the time of the accident.
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Minor Games.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
claEenon;, III. June 7.-Clarenont defeated
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Festus. No, June The Festus team defeated
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo, H. June Cairo defeated HopkinsrTlie
BrocEett and Rutletgs. opkinsvilis-Morris and
street
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Highland. Ill. June 5.-Bolmsn Mercantile Com
pany Baseball Club OF Troy. III. defeated High
an f4 n R 10 baIenies; DsTis and BAN;
open date at home June "A.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
EfGngham. IL, June The bingham bas.-
ban team was defeated here this afternoon by the
olymptas II ST. Louis. the score being to 4
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Trenton. Ill. June Trenton defeated Hsre.-
to u BattsTies: Heairieks and Wei RYAN RYAN and
sheehan.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Xenia.. Ill. June 7.-Xenia cresc.nts vs.. ST.
Crescents BATTERIES I.usk and Lee; seven .trik.
outs. 81. Louis-wilence and ]. Herchel: two
strike outs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Troy. III. JuEe Troy defeated the Rose Hills
OF St Louis By score OF TO .. Batteries: St
Louis-se1l. Stephenson and Esser Troy-Hays
and Hess.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Litchheid, III. June The Litchseld nine beat
the Lndell Hotel zine of St Louis IN a game
Of baseball here to-day by a score of ls TO ID.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
defeated the Diamond Specials OF this city in .
game Of ball this afternoon Score. to !.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
odin. H.. June The home team asesstsd
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CLAUDE TO WIN INTERNATIONAL.
Days Great Colt VIII Be Favorite in
Crosse POfnte Derby,

Detroit. Mich, June THE International
Derby. the feature of the opening days
card at the Crosse Pointe track tomorrow.
has fourteen entries left from the original
seventy Claude is the probable favorite
with Fore and Aft strongly supported.
Joseph A Murphy will be Presiding judge
and Jake Hoffman starter. Indications are
for heavy and muddy track.
The entries of the Derby. which is for
purse of $500. at one and one-quarter miles,
follow:
James F.. 1os; Claude, LII; Tancred, III;
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MEN WHO INCITED STRIKE
BEATEN BY ANGRY MOB.

Frank McConkey and J. B. Sumner.
white. and Henry Brooks and s. Richard
son. negroes. are in the East St Louis po-
lice station suffering from cuts and bruises
and charged with disturbing the Peace
The quartet were trying 10 incite a strike
of 80 cents. which was being paid the men
Several of the citizens were told what the
men were doing. and the next instant there
was a general fight, in which the four
were badly beaten.
To add to their discomfort the police ar
rived and conveyed them to the police sta
ton under charges of disturbing the peace.
There was no strike
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seems that he is the one they have got to
beat.
HIGH-CLASS SPRINTERS.

Elastic should-if he runs TO his best form
beat the nice lot Of sprinters in the fifth
race. He is an in-and-outer. whose
races do not do his millionaire owner credit
Times are. when he runs fast and gamely
and there are times when he runs slowly
and in cowardly fashion. AS before Louis
Wagner is the horse he has TO beat.
Maud Come is about good and fit and
due to run her race. Mabel Vim detests
mud and probably has not been worked
much in the heavy track. Hence she "a
liable to be short
LEENJA AND PHARAOH
Leenja. Pharaoh and Eugenia 8 are the
contenders in the last race. Leenja can
beat this lot easily, but as Mr. Nolan's
horses seem to require three bad races TO
fit them to win a good race she is due 70
run two bad races before she is worth 4
bet. Pharaoh should beat Eugenia. who
about good enough to yin to-day
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BILLINGS HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Owner of The Monk Thrown From We
hicIe in RunnMay.

Cleveland June MIR. {. X. C. Billings
of Chicago and well-known horse owner had
a marrow escape from death az the driving
park yesterday afternoon. While driving
The Monk and Louise Jefferson. two of his
fastest trotters 10 wagon. the horses be-
came frightened and ran away.
In making a short turn To the driving
park the pole OF the wagon struck post
upsetting III. vehicle and throwing Mr.. Bill
ings and his companion. Doc Tanner. out.
They both landed on their shoulders ari
were practically uninjured. The horses
were quickly captured and it was found
The Monk was unhurt. while Louise Jefter-
son was slightly cut.
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here They Plny To-day.

81. Louis at New York. Cleveland a, Wash ton
Detroit al Boston. Chicago Philad-
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Xenia HI. June 7.-Xenia Crescen.s vs.. ST,
Louis Msroons SccTe. Is TO in favor Of III.
Crescsnts Batteries. !Iusk and Lee: seven strike
outs. St Louis-wilence and ]. Herchel: two
strike
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BAKERS TO GO OUT TUESDAY.
Employees of National Biscuit Com
pany to Fight for Recognition.

Chicago. June IA general strike of the
various plants Of the National Biscuit Com
pany all over the country is to be called
Tuesday. according to a statement made at
a meeting of the Chicago Federation of
Labor by Delegate Mcintosh. representing
the Cracker Bakers Union
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Effingham Ill. June The Etarshan, bas.-
ball was defeated here ,liis afternoon by the
Olynpias II 81. Louis. the score being to 4
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GRAvEsENp SELECTIONS

GRAvEsENp SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June 7.-Selectiors:
First Rice-Cforita Lass o Linden Petra II.
Second Race-Iuk, Yardarn. iurs-bouTne.
Third Race-Masistrate. Bath Beach. Tim Sui
Ivan.
Fourth Race-Torchlight. Ethics. Dublin.
Fifth Race-Zoroaster. st. Sever. Bar le Due.
sixth Race-Hope:ui Miss. Procession, Lurin-
Seventh Race-Diupie. Heathersown. shortcake
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81. Paul =. Columbus .

Columbus. o. June ST. Paul again oltbat-
te1 Columbus TODAY and Won easily in a game
cut short hy rain. Attendance" 2.235. Score:
Columbus ................e 10 ot2 Z
Batteries: Wagner and Fox Ferguson ard
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Milwaukee Defeated St. Joseph.

Milwaukee, Wis. June Nearly 500 persons
saw the opening Of the Western League season
to-day. when the Milwaukee team. defeated -.
Joseph in both games The games were full
OF exciting plays. Score:
Ri E.
Milwaukee ..........2 IS Is 1
St Joseph ..........o q )
Observation-Disclosures and Lucia: Glade and
Mcconnell
Second game:
Milwaukee ..........o / IS
st Jos-rh............2 Q . . IL
Batteries-Kerna and Lucia: chinn and Ga--
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Cairo Ill. June Cairo defeated HopkirsvilIe
to-day by a score Of l. TO . Batteries Cairo
Brockett and Rutletgs Observation-Disclosures and
street
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Ravlinr. Defeat. Mascoutah.

The Rawlings defeated the Mascoutah team
a. Mascoutah. Ill. yesterday. Ii Was the best
PLAYED game seen in Mascoutah. The feature
o. the game the fine pitching OF Sutherland
and the infield work of the Rawlings. The long
est hits ever made on the grounds Were made
by Jake Bene OF the Rawlings and r. Merit
OF the Nascoutah team. Following is the score
Rawlings ...........0 $4,000 0 o-5
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Trenton. III. June Trenton defeated Hsrea-
dine-ICKittriCks q St. Louis to-day Score ~
10 70 Batteries: Hendricks and welz: Ryan and
sheehan.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

HARLEM SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. June 7-Selecticns:
First Race-Pettr J.. RcGuiter Almanac
Ean's First ~
Campbell
Fourth Race-McChesrey. savable. Hernencia.
Fifth Race-MyrCn Dale. English Lad. Away
Right.
Sixth Race-Lord Touchwuo4. Mauser Floyd K.
To-Day's Gravesend Entries
New York June 7.-Cirayesend entries for Mon
day:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo 3. Minneapolis =.

Toledo. o. June 7-Toleio won prett!ly
played game TODAY b. hitting KattolI Oppor-
tuusly. Pain fell Internationally and the Held
was Wet and sloppy. The scoE=:
Minneapolis .......o . % 10 :
Toledo .............O 0 Q Q Is 9
Fat,eries-katto!! and Yeager: Allenong and
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REFJ BIC sFEJIAI--
vincennes, Ind. June The game here to-
day was forfeited to Nincennes in the tenth in
nInE-q to 0. Jackson left the field the al
legged rank decision OF Umpire Hartman. Vim
cenn.s ended the ninth inning by tyins score
{ to s Attendance. 1000. Score:
Viucenues ................o 0 0 = o 0 IS
Jackson ..................e 1 e-s
Rarteries-McNeil and Kelly: CASTOR and Petit.
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Loni.vfu. g. Mi,wauls.. ?.

Louisville. Nv. Lune The locals defeated
Milwaukee today tv al!-Eound better playing.
Attendance 800. Score:
RHE
I.,,,lisyiIe ,.---..---2 ?I9i5I9s % :
Batteries: Walker and Schriver. Mere!!rh and
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NEW YORK 9. CHICAGO 4.
Fourth Straight Game Dropped to the


Chicago. June The locals had an
other bad case of stage fright to-day. were
ratified both in the field and on bases and
dropped the fourth straight game to the
leaders. The base-running was 50 dumb
that in one inning three singles q gift and
a twO-hagEer gave them but one run. At.
tendance 300 Score:
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New York
| AR li.OA-
'Batted for Menetee in ninth.

sBatted for Henefee in ninth.
tl4l-eE.' -.------.-----.-----V y v ! v o u
New York ..-.-.....--.....0 0 1 0 ) o 0-s
Left OF hases-Chicago :. New York TWO
base hits-C'harce .. Mccain / Babb /. Lauder
!. Nsnefee l. Three-base hits-Eyers l. stolen
tases-Chance l. Evers l. Bresnahan i. Double
plays-kling and Eyers /. Struck out-By Wick
er !: hy Menefse ,: BY McCiirnity .. Bases on
ball-oT Wicker ?: or Menetee >: Of McGin-
nifty Hit with hall-Bahh / 7irle-rwo
hours and twelve minutes. Umpire-Emslie.
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-7-=-7=-=7= -
Scdaliu IL. lola {.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
S.daia. No. June 7--Selalla defeated lola
E
Sedaiia ..---.-....-. ..-12-I0
Notwithstanding cellars and SchraRt; lola.
Root and Armstrong
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The Ccrbett-Fitzsimmons match that was
scheduled for Texas and was later shifted
TO Hot Springs. only TO be called off for
another year and half. did more harm TO
the game than can be conceived. The gem
eral public. well followers of sport.
became heartily sick of the needless vitu-
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Martin Julian, i; is said may once more
serve as the manager of Bob FItzsimmons.
For the sake OF pusilism's good name, it is
to be hoped that this precious pair DO not
couple up again. The sporting public Is not
particularly interested in hearing Martin
Julian throw mud at the other lights of the
ring. but that is what must be endured il
BoHS brofher-iu-law really serves as his
manager once more.
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les4in2n II. JuEe The local tear, d.
afternoon BY a score OF "A 10 ! The tea
lures Of the game We're the pitching of Swsers
for the home team and the batting Of berwick
and Fsltuan. Bstteries-SwEers and Eh,sn.
Mcdowell and Stroll
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w. W. Darden & Cos entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.

Night
Second Race-Leopard. Cosnomen. Don o'High
Third Race-Jake Weber. Captain Hanm. In
tent.
Fourth Racs-I.ght Opera, Bas dor. Monsieur
BeaUCalre
Fifth Race-Elastlc Louis Wagner. Maud
Sinth raca-Le-nfa Raronet Pharanh
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REPUBLIC sPECIAL.

REPJ -ELic SPECIAL.
st. Elmo. Ill. June st Elmo defeated the
Blue Wings Of ST Louis in baseball here to-day.
score. / 70 5. 81. Elmo made thirteen hits and
eiesen in the last two innings.
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O'Failon III, June In ten-inning game
Athletic Park TO-DAY tn. Hemps Of st. Louis
defeated the Deyocs Of this city BY i score OF
TO 8. The o'Failon baseball team defeated the
Libertys of -. Louis at Athlete Park this after
bv the OF 10 To ;. The feature Of the
game the twirlinE of Brewer. Batteries
o Fallpn. Brewer and kampmeyer: I.bertys.
kTGuz and Calang=r.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

sullivan. Mo- June Sullivan regulars vs..
Banners Of 81. Louis sullivan. l. Banners. s.
Batteries. Ssu:livan-Ben Alattox and Dr. MattoN:
BanEeTs-Rohn. karenhorst and Jokisch.
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Alright l02: Bob Franklin. Sir Gallant.
Birch Broom. H.: Fore and Aft. Eeserva-
ton Rishtful. l22: Maxey BlumenthaI.
James f. and Claude. DAILY entry: Tancred
and Alright S. 5. Brown entry; Blumen-
thai and Ravel. Corrigan entry; Birch
Broom and BY Ways Street entry.
rn-pAY.s EAR GRouEns ENTRIES
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Cincinnati 1. PhiIadeIpbia 2.

Cincinnati O. June Cincinnati lost to-dav's
game By errors in the zenith. WoiTertOa was PUT
out Of the and ordered OF the grounds By
Umpire tombstone FOR disputing a decision. AT
tendance. so Score:
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Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Ratfed for Evans In the ninth.

s. srod 5i3gis ':. ..:.:.:..:d i!
Earned runs-St- Louis !. Tvo-base hits-wn-
rice hlts-smo9t / Brain l. Evans Stolen
BY Evans Farrell !. Bases on balls-of Dun
IeGvy 6. OF Evans ). Struck out-By Iunleavy
8 by Evans , I-sft on hases-St. Louis s Brook
iyn s Tine OF rame-One hour and fifty min
r-es Tnpt-e-HoilIday
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Dallas. Tex June Three thousand persons
saw Railing knock the ball over the left-aeld
fence for home in the last half % the
twelfth inning sending Berry in ahead o. him
and winning the game from Corsicana BY
score OF ; 20 !. Score:
R II. E.
Dallas 80 "a 10 :
Corsicana o 0 Q 0 o. 5 =
Ratteries-Dallas. Reagan and Berry: Corsi-
cana Zoob and WestIake. Cmpre-EIdredgs.
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REPrRLIC Special.

REPI BIC SFEIIAL-
stanton. III. June The Lemps baseball
team Of 81. Louis waS defeated here to-day BY
the home te1m-l: to 70.