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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
WHITE SEALS TO PLAY
WORLDS FAIR FOR PURSE.
Championship of North st. Louis VIII
BE Decided by Context-Three
Trolley League Games To-Day.

The White Seals will play the Worlds
Calvary avenues, this afternoon for a side
bet OF $50 and the championship Of North
st. Louis. e
Neither team has been defeated this sea-
son. the Seals having eight successive VIC
tories to their credit. while the Worlds
Fair teams playing has been as good.
Cramer and Scholl will form the battery for
Cahill's team. while Renzebrink and Amend
will be in the points for the 1904 team.
Hutchinson will serve as umpire,
A double-header will be played at Kulage
tween the Columbias and the Kelloggs. will
be called at l:3o p. m. The seconu game
will be between the undefeated Spaldings
teries viii be: spaldings. Heternan and
Felter: Blue Wings. Flynn and Dooley.
Three Trolley League games will be
played this afternoon. AT East st. Louis the
Nationals will be at home to the kerns
of this city. Terry and Anderson will form
the East Side teams battery, while Talbot
and McSweeney VIII be in the points for the
game will. no doubt. be the best OF the
three games to be played this afternoon. as
each team has won every game played this
season. 3
The Bellevilles will Journey to Alton to
meet the Alton Blues. The batteries will be:
Bellevilles, Cornelius and Fredericks; AL
tons, Ldefield and Stanton. John Griffin Will
officiate as umpire.
The Esenstadts Of this city will play the
st. Charles Browns on the latter's grounds.
Patrick. instead Of Tozier. will serve for
the Elsenssadts, :, Tezier having LETT The
Hill and Heininger will form the St Charles
battery. Umpire. Henry Schlenk-
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The Browns Reserves have the following line
up: Hart. CT McMan!s. II: Hoene. s.: Kraus.
sion. c.. and be Temple. p. they defeated tie
team at Bethalto. Ill. By the seore OF II to 9.
They would like to hear from all strong out-of-
town teams. For particulars. address H. Repple.
No. 20i3 Mallinckrodt street.
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the ball seemed to be made of Stag for he

the ball seemed to be made of Stag for he
could never get it as far as second.
Wallace's stop in the eisht inning, when
started a double play. ciinched the VICTOR.
for the Browns and pulled SudhoI out OF
a tight pinch. -
The Browns scored their two runs in the
fourth inning. Wallace singled. stole sec
ord. and took third on Powers eTrat.c
throw to catch him at the middle cushion.
Anderson out to Hoffman. Mccormick out
to Murphy. Friel's timely single scored
Wallace. Hemphi!l doubled scoring Friel.
Sugden few out to Hoffman.
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New York .Hor.e s.1.

New York. May ia sale Of. horses in train.
ing was held in the raddoc kat Norris ParE to-
day. Prices ruled good, St Judge, a bay geld
brought the top price, J. H. Mccormick psyina
q. 5O9 for him. The other saies Of 1000 or more
were:
PREDICTION: oh c. I, by Horo.cops-1losieaI. to
to h 3. (. Bennett p e.: !; s,. 81 Imp sa''e'l.y-E1tract.
Moorhen. b.. t.. 2 BY imp. watereres+ssnu-
Emergensy b. e. 2. by imp. Bathampsou-imp.
Crisis. to j n Mccormick: 1850.
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Columbfa Downs Prfnceton.

New York, May 16.-columbia defeated Prince.
ton in their annual dual track net On southasid
bia had things pretty well its own way through
eut: and Princeton was was. ne SsI, once nee. in Il The lead.
10 yards. quarter mile and broad jump. Prince.
ton was successful in the hurdles hui, sho,put: high
]. r. Dewitt Of Princeton threw The hammer
lss fset ; inches, ers s.Is b m e. solsli Is. = r; Sos5
fornis. Harold Weeks. columbia's great hack.
won the io ana 10 yard dashes.
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Billy Ffiel played a wonderful, game ysstsr-
gay; GUY OF ms thrfe Tips 70 ne pan ne Sc
lace with the first run. Billy then boodled sec.
ond and scored the second run Of the game on
Hemphill's double.
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ANN ARBoR DEFEATS CHICAGO.
Captures Eleven Ont of Fourteen,
Events In Dual Meet.

Events In Dual Meet.
Ann Arbor, Mich, May 16.-By the score
of S3s points to 42tk, the University of
Michigan track team to-day defeated the
University Of Chicago in their annual meet.
There were fourteen events. and Michigan
won eleven firsts. seven seconds and seven
and a half thirds.
The western intercollegiate hammer
throw record was broken by Maddox Of
Michigan, who hurled the hammer al feet s
inches. Stewart of Michigan equaled the
Western record Of q 80, seconds in the low
hurdles, Hall, Chicago's crack two-mile
runner, did not start in this event. Coach
Stagg sent him In the run instead. where he
was defeated by Perry Of Michigan.
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At Iowa City-Ames s. Iowa q.
At New Haven-Holy Cross J. Yale o.
At Princeton-Princeton Cornell I.
At Philadelphia-Harvard . Pennsylvania Q.
At AnnapoIis-Nayy. u. 4
Al Champaisn-IiIinois l.. Chicago g.
At West P~oint-Amherst 9. West Point 4
x Lawrence. Ka.-un'ysr''t, Of xan... s
At Manhattan, Kaa.-AsriculturaI College, &
Nebraska University z
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Shl,a IGsis s. ::::~S SSstGS9S
Home ~.runs-Thomas /. Sacrifice hits-J. O'Neili
1 stolen bssesnBurke 2 Farrell l. Nichols l.
hsses-St Louis 4. Philadelphia /. First base on
bal,s-qn pngElehy I Struck out-By N. ONeill
pitches-Dngsleb -Time-one hour and thirty
minutes. Umpire-Johnstone.
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BOSTON 8, DETROIT 9.
The Hubs Bat Tiger Pitchers An Over
the Lot.

Detroit, May 1S.-Boston made half a
dozen errors to-day. but could nave stood a
few more and won, they hit the ball so
hard: Jones was knocked out in the fourth
and Deering finished the game well. Young
was invincible half of the game: then he
was hit freely. The game scheduled for to-
morrow will be played here Tuesday. At
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
K.n... City 8. milwaukee. 4,

Kansas City, Mo-. May 1s-Milwaukee mad.
I'VE hits. netting three runs, in the eighth in.
ming, but was unable to overcome the lead Kan.
eas City gained during the first half OF the game.
Attendance. $500. Score:
R II. n
Milwaukee ...:.6 i 6oSSoSS 8 I;
Batteries: Kansas C1v-Dunham and Malonsy.
ilwaukee-punham and Speer.
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Basehan Nafes-

Baseball Notes.
Connie Mack, tie Athletics manager, stated
last nisht that he would go after to-day's game
with a vengeance. For the purpose of vim ng
sturdy sas .L soush sI paw. SF. X Ru5 ss. Wsdd asf s; :asassr
s5sld aif se ia an shs sent 5ssi h, IN t sa bed a.. s: II. {: sa.t saa shs the
ter in the Browns series now BE-
a Ing issn ,ss 9 44.se at 1t M sISfissn1 Tiii s rar & s At :
Park from his pleasant slumber and have, a
t % pail s ef The Of s%r vssssikl G aes a. i't Il. "i sRpo Snssa
time h,ns The lineup q both teams .ilI b the
tr Gust out to Red stHe pon a a 70 d SsRe up M III sho,e wa.s
p pts1s''a sna Il = the s'' sErswn S3'a sin the. Il '1 VIM ff have
Il do two bette, ssme si'i ,nss than they have shown in
Lave Cross, the athletics. captain. said yester-
will be entitled to the pennant. Lave stated that
the "A A 4 e1Es hay, have Just aE-o commences InS ,d,, TO play up
of the season" said Lave. I'VE will be playing
on t i%pF Gopss, sTsie mhs Of p ss1hi s1d a w IDw E1 BERT. Ra ny
us a thousand-volt shock before the close Of the
pennant race.
Billy Ffiel played a wonderful game ysstsr-
cured sas; aus q scf re I'll '1 Single INV Which IL dr. Drove sl in ns wal al
lace with the first run. Billy then bodied sec.
Hemphill's double.
Emmet. Hsidrick got his daily rap yesterday.
Amateur Baseball Notes.
The Platt & Thornburghs would like to hear
slSin s: s''P For s' psrtIcu iHa"' ADDRESS dsr sa% w.. a. on b 5a,K .
No. go Franklin avenue.
The Maroons elected the following officers 81
their meeting last Thursday evening: c.. w.
Wright. manager: Walter ISgg.. captain: George
Silence. secretary. They Will play the team at
Sorrento this afternoon. For games address C.
W. Wright, No. 1907 Market streaA
The Cremos have the following lineup: Matt
man, catcher: Welsh. pitcher: Poehler. first base:
ney. third base: Upton. left neld; Delargy, right
field. and. Luther. center neId: They would Ike
classes. Address G. E. Upton. No. I4s Kossuth
avenue.
The Pillrollers will play the Mechanics at Po-
YER and Virginia avenues this afternoon. The
teams will have the following lineup: Pillroll-
ers-Freesmeier. pitcher: Haefner. hrst base:
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Earned runs,,st; Louis l. Two.bass bits
]. Sacrifice hits-Murphy !. Double plays-wal-
lace and Anderson l. Stolen basesLWallaee /
Friel !, Hemphill ]. Bases on ballstOf Sudhof
!. OF Bender L. Struck out-By Sudhon 2, by
Bender . Left on bases-St. Louis 3. Philadel>
phia 8. Time Of gsme-One hour and twenty
minutes. Umpire-Sher6an.
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New York.
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg
H-- w.

Earned runs-New York 4. P~ittsburg 1. First
base en- rrors-Pittsburg /. Left on bases-Pitts-
burg 8, New York 4. First base on balis-On
Kennedy 2 Struck out-By Mathewson !. by
base hits-Bresnahan /. Leach /. Kennedy /.
Sacrifice /. Mathewson 2, Double
play-Leach. Phelps and Wagner. Passed ball
Smith /. Umpire-O'Day. Time Of game-Ons
hour and fifty minutes.
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BROOKLYN 8, CINCINNATI 4
Timely Drives by Tro1ley-Dodgers
Win the Gome.

Brooklyn, May 1s.-Timely and consecu-
tive hitting by the Brooklyn team won to-
days game from Cincinnati. Dobbs, the new
center fielder for Brooklyn. celebrated his
| the game. but he played well afterwards.
Attendance. 800. Score:
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Gncipp,tI
BROOKLYN,
Totals so 10 q IS

ciOSiK = .,"..".";."s 8 81 6SGSGi
Earned runs-Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati l. Left on
DoniIn j. Io6bs / Doyle San i Home n %1g1s-sheek-
Dahlen. Flood and Doyle 2; Schmidt. Flood and
Doyle i: Doyle; pahlen and Doyle /. Sacrifices
Tirst base on balis.or Schmidt /. of Ewing :.
First Ease on er-ors-Brooklyn ], Cincinnati L.
struck out-By Schmidt 4. by Ewing 1. Time Of
Same-Two hours and three minutes Umpire
Emsiie,
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zone out when winning run was made.
Cornell .....""..-0 9 9 Il
Two-base hits-cosgraye !. Ferguson /. Passed
balls..sheppard l. Wild p~itehes-Chase l. Base
by UnderhilI /. Bases on balls-Stevens l. Struck
out-by Chase. Gormley 1. Wells /. Stevens !,
Purnell l: by Stevens, Sheppard 2. Umstead /.
Left on bases-Cornen 8. Princeton Is. Double
plays-Stevens. to Purnell. to Wells, to Pear
son /. Stolen bases-Prirceton s. Cornell 1. Time
OF game-Two hours and thirty minutes. UNI
pire-Sr. Burns of Brooklyn.
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inning to-day. when three hits. three errors
and a pass gave Chicago four runs: The
visitors had little trouble locating Pittin-
gers curves. while Boston fell before Wick
er's pitching. ATTENDANCE. $500. Score:
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right deld: veassy. second base; Robinson. isa
neId. .Meehanics-Mccaii. catcher: Kencn. isfs
nsld; Msnard, pitcher: xast. center field: Owens
nsid: DelsS.r. second b ba... and Hyatt. .6ort ns1s
\; s:Ss:I dS;;.sSs; h.siaa, hid base: !: Ts.s:ssiSs
base: Bsgls5: pitcher. and Esssn. catcher: Tnss
i S'1 year he ola to e,a ases from 5o5n 'i T4,s- in the M y md md
North rwenty-sseond street. 10 captain.
The ST: Hr,dgsts. Juniors. defeated the A.
s sosms. Junior Ho,I By nh, The ;, se9r. Of TO- ne
Ing. care 81 SridEefs School. No. ISIS stoddasd
The Frisco areys would like to hear from an
iSspss'S !. 5t' Cooker sss s NJ. a. u c sais sRd isSs ri!G.
Ut Tho this h:nn sss:rs sa5l 'l. h! The so. !ssa It ;s.9 9F .osEa.
e als.. to i0 hear r. no Ese an S sSt-G SIS Sor sss@ T~.a AS:
first street
s sT;s, Il .,, Th:y would NE to h.Es these dates
Rshl. No. 2sosT Geyer ave.
aIsn ; I'll fT ssaseh. S sad ~ ass S.aHSylvs sssa: sv.h AZ,
Ths Brown: Reserves have the following line
up: Hart. CT McMan!s. If: Hoefe. g.: Kraus,
H.. Isreal. Zo,: La Mont. 3D.: Repple. RI; King
ston. c.. and De Temple. D.. They defeated the
team at Bethalto. Ill. by the score OF IT to 3.
They would like to hear from all strong out-of-
town teams. For particulars. address II. Repple.
No. 2ols Mallinckrodt street
The Ady:sa.ss Of cIay.Sn will Dl:, TIE colq%-
n nsss-e,. aa' o s;s% town ssH!a e !as to A HssT so" Com on
schuermann. Clayton. Mo.
The Baileys have the following lineup: Jur-
McDonoush.. c: Gallagher. 3b.: Raitnel. CT:
Mcssman. #. and Geise. II. They defeated the
Brown Juniors by the score Of 9 TO 8. They
would Ike to- hear from all teams in the u and
Is year old class. Address II. McDo3ough. No.
sool Kossuth street.
The st. Louis College Of Pharmacy will play
the Tannhausers at Schweiglers Park. Cahokia.
Ill. this afternoon for a purse OF SIS. The game
will be called at , p. m.
The Mississippi Valley Trust and the Missouri
Trust Company teams played yesterday. the
former winning by tire score Of 8 TO . Both teams
are In the Financial League. The batteries were:
NJ. V. T. Ftaney. and Conroy: Mo. T.. ClahauSh
and Gleason.
The Boatmsn's Bank defeated the Mercantile
Trusts Of the Financial League yesterday on tho
Missouri Trusts grounds by the score Of - to
10. The feature Of the game was the work OF
dale. third base: also the battery work for the
Boatmen's and for the Mercantile. Donahue,
shortStop, put I'D an excellent game.
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to T. Monahan: s2.1oo.
cvalOuI 81. g. by ;m 81 Ba'ssslnw-victorts
Bombino. blk. e. .. by oss!ni-Kate Daily. n.
E. Rowell: s., $50.
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Totals ....1 II q IL /
sBatted for Deer.ng In ninth.

sBatted for Deer.ng In ninth. "
Detroit ...--.------...o 0oof02l ia
Earned ~runs-petroit q Boston S. Two-base
hfitnysageT !, Lush !. aeAllister ! Lachance
Base on bailey Jones l. Hit by pitcher17By
on bases-Detroit 2, Boston 10. Struck out0By
Jones !. by Deering 1. by Young z. Wild pitches
O'Loughliu.
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RESUME OF H1GH-BLEEs GAME.
Contest Wa the Most Exciting Scho
lH4tic Game PLAYED Lately.

Contest Was the Most Exciting Soho
lnstic Game Played Lately.
The thirteen-inning 1-to-1 game between
st. Louis High School and Blees Military
day, was one Of the best played amateur
games of this season. When darkness closed
the game 1t was the general opinion that
academy oval"
Blees scored in the second through a low
throw to First Baseman Gruner. The High
boys set to work to overcome the lead. In
the eighth, Captain Bader, by throwing
himself at the first bag, beat out an infield
hit. He Immediately stole second. Second
BasemaR Smith drove him homa with a
clean single to right.
Both Kicker and Whitney were pitching
almost perfect ball, and it was the eXcep-
ton for a man to reach base-the crowd as
well as the players was full Of nervous ex-
element.
/, In the thirteenth. with men on second
and third. High was returned, by an al
most impossible catch of Ricker's long foul.
The work of Blees' third baseman and of
Left Fielder Warner was of the sensational
order. Captain Bader of High PLAYED a per-
feet fielding game, made three hits and
scored the tieing rum. Milterberger's catch
ing n throwing was a feature of the
game.
Blees four hits and four errors. High
School meets Blees in a return game next
Tuesday afternoon at Pastime Park.
The question of which has the better
team will be decided. and it gives promise
of being an excellent. game.
George Reppy, Highs all-round athlete.
is again in the game. Reppy will likely take
Second Baseman Smiths place. Smith is
laid up with a sprained ankle.
High School has not lost a game this sea-
son, and feels that it has a claim on the
State championship. The teams will line
I'm as follows:
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NoRMANDIE DEFEATS GLEN ECHO.
McGrew, Campbell and Southwark
Only Glen Echoies to Win Matches.

In the interclub golf tournament at the Nor
feated the Glen Echo Club IL up. The match be-
cEeen Bert Mckinnie and A e Nickery was
with the middle score Of IS. against vickery's 81.
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Omahn 8, Peoria 3.

Omaha, Neb., May l6.-The visitors were IN
able to hit Henderson to-day when hits were
needed. while Wolf was found for seventeen hits.
Score:
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NEW YORK :, PITTsBuRG 3.
Attendance Mt Polo Grounds Broke All
nacnrIs

New York. May 16.-The attendance at the
Polo grounds to-day broke all previous
records. as 31,d0 persons passed through the
turnstiles, and many others forced their
way through the carriage entrance, Math-
ewson pitched one of his best games and
the Pittsburg men could not hit him con-
secutively, while the home team mixed
hunts and long hits to advantage. Score;
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Marshall. ILL.,, May 16..In . game OF ban to
day the score was. Robinson High School II
Marshall High School I.
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Culver Won From Enslewood.

REPUBLlL
Culver. Ind. May 1s.-culver Military Acad-
envy won an exciting game from E~nglewood High
School this afternoon by a score. OF I to 4. No
scol ing was done On either side until the fourth
inning. The features Of the game were the rum
McQuad. Weams. for the visitors. caught an
Pearce. and Weams.
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WSsssisstaa -..-.----.S sSSssSsS
Len. on b~asss-hicaso 10, waznins,on 1 Two
DAILY /: Stolen /. lsbeI = Nc
Pa5.Ena L DoSble piaysMGGTesn. IsDsn and
Eg Owen ! b. Wilson L Bases on halls-oT
thirty-seven minutes Umpires-carruthers and
| Easset.
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PRINCETON 2, CORNELL 1.
Neither Team Scored Until the Elev
euth Inning.

REPUBLIC C.
Princeton. n. D.. May 1.-the Princeton
baseball min won from Cornell here. this
score Of 2 to 1. Until the last inning the
score stood o tosQ, The visitors s9ored in
that inning and then, while a thousand
voices were raised in the strain Of s"Old
Nassau" WI Tigers crossed the home
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SPECIAL.
Natchez, Miss. May 1s.-At N~atehsz-Natcnes
{ Pine Bluff !.
At Mouroe-Baton Rouge II. Monroe 4
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Springfield 10, sednlia I.

REPUBLIC SPEAIAL
Sedalia, No.. May 16.-In q slusging contest to-
day, in which Baxter Of the MldgetS and Jones
Of the GoldbuSs were knocked out OF the box.
Springfeld defeated Sedalia for the third time on
the local grounds by a score of 10 to Z. Score:
s,r,nraela IL, Il Il e /,
Sedalia ...........O 0 100 81 IL y
Battsrie-springiield. Baxter. Kane and
Woods. Sedalia-Jones. Harrison and Schrant.
Ilmnire-Shanka - -
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Kan.a. CITY 8. Den,.r =.

Denver. Colo, May ls-The home team was
somewhat handicapped by the absence Of Frisk,
one Of its heaviest hitters, who fractured a bone
in his left forearm whils sliding home yester-
r. II. q.
Denver ...."3 22oooQoeT' /
Batteries-LAmke and Latimer; Cable and Mes
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Cleveland ............o 0 2ooo %
New York ..............1 Q 0 / l 0 0 0 -

Earned rlns-Clevelnnd /. New York /. Two
81 !. D.vis / Three-bsse hits
Stolen ~bases-Conroy 1. First base on balls-on
Bernhard 2 by CHESHIRE .. Left on bases-Cleve-
lsnd 6, New York 6. Struck out-By Bernhard 3,
by Chesbro 5. lime Of gnme-One hour and th:r-
ty minutes. Cmpire-Connoliy.
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Colorado Springs 8. St. Joseph 4

Springs took the first game Of the series from
ST. Joseph. Attendance. 200. Score:
s., Joseph a:"9 d3SSS9 ~ I
Batteries-Chimm and Garvin; Villeman and
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SPECIAL.
Jacksonville, ILL.,, May City basket
ball team was defeated here to-day by The lack
sonville ball team, Z to T.
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LEAGUE.
milwaukee, 0, De. Moline.

Des Moines. la. SRMay l6.-MiIwaukee won to-
days game by god batting and fielding at
critical times. Attendance. 1850. Score:
R. H. E.
Des Mo,nes 40 ol202oo e5 II
Batteries-crshman and Foil; Seay. Kenna and
I.uria-
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The Maroons elected the following officers q
their meeting last Thursday evening: C. w.
Wright. manager: Walter Leg, captain: George
Silence. secretary. They will play the team at
Sorrento this afternoon. For games address c.
W. Wright. No. 1907 Market streaA
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Minor Games.

SPECIAL
Dixon. Ill. May 1s.-The Dixon College opened
the team from Fulton College. This Is the first
college game for two years, and was well at
inning. and again In the eighth. and by poor
fielding lost. Tue score: Fulton .. Dixon IL.
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CHICAGO 4, WASHINGTON 8.

n1t6 SOCkB HIVE inc bctCGF OI =
Pitchers Battle.
Chicago. May l6.-Outside OF ono inning
on both sides. to-day's game was a pitch
ers' battle, backed up by almost perfect
fielding. Three singles, an out and a double
gave the visitors their runs. Five singles.
a gift and a steal scored Chicago's runs.
Attendance, $3.50. Score:
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The Boatmsn's Bank defeated the Mercantile
Trusts Of the Financial League yesterday on tho
Missouri Trusts grounds by the score Of u to
10. The feature Of the game was the work OF
dale. third base; also the battery work for tho
Boatmen's and for the Mercantile. Donahus.
shortytop, put I'D an excellent game.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

The Mississippi Valley Trust and the Missouri
Trust Company teams played yesterday. the
former winning by TIE score Of 8 TO 2 Both teams
are In the Financial League. The batteries were:
NJ. Vt. Franey and Conroy: Mo. T. Clabaush
and Gleason.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

Louisville. KY. May 1k-Columbus 'outplaysd
Louisville to-day at the bat. in the field and
won an easy victory. Attendance. $50. Score
L1osu,sys,,l: "..".."S sSSSi1ES :
Batteries; Louisville-Walker and Shriver. Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

The st. Louis College Of Pharmac will play
Ill. this afternoon for a purse OF SIS. The game
will be called at 3 2. m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

St. Paul. MINI. May 1S.-Tte local players re-
fused TO put The proper ball into play in the
ningham declared the game forfeited to Minne.
~ hind vb.n .:Sa Sisthnrb, ma ,ons s LAM w ~
tendance. S.221. Score:
St. Paul ......:~.o ] o SooS:.-t 5 !
Batteries: St. Paul-Volz and Sullivan. Mime
~npolis-katoll and Yeager.
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r. II. e.
Omaha ........-.e 60 II !!
Bat,eries-Henderson and Thomas; Wolf and
Wilson.
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Yeaterday,s Results.

d Louis .. Athle's Q. Boston .. Detroit 6.
New York 5. Cleveld z Chicago 4 wash'ton =