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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-12
Harry Truby ReIer.ed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


bloomington. Ill, Sept. 1.-THE management
OF the local club Of the ThTee-I League an
nounced to-day that a release was given 70
second Basemen Harry TRULY. Indifferent
pld!ihg m me tossing game OF the season WAS
the reason given for the action. The less ~
several games this week injured the attend
atce. Iruby mas numerous admirers here who
give MN much of the credit for winning the
pennant- The local association to-day de-
cilntd an oner OF $500 from Davenport for the
release II pitcher Barker. Davenport IS anx-
ious TO ass MIN IN the closing series with Rock
Island ms Is the first time that one Three
/ club has Offered such a sum to a PLAYER from
o rival club. PjttsburE is after Barker.
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No Injunction for Harlem.


Chicago. Ill. Sept n.-Judgs Dunns refured
TO issue a temporary Injunction to-day restrain
ing the officials Of the Harlem race track from
permitting betting, gambling and pool selling
at the track He gave the defendants IN the
suit seven days in which to answer the bill.
asserting that a delay Of this length in view
Of the history OF the track. would not work a
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Lincoln Harness Meet cIos,,.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept 11-This was the closing
day Of the State Fair races. Cresceus trotted
a mile in en- EFFORT TO beat his record Of 2:Osi.
on a haif-mile track. II Was almost a foregon.
conclusion he would fail. with the track heavy
from q shower this morning and a high wind
maTies:
2:25 trot Diminished from Observation-Disclosures
Won the fourth and deciding heat in e:IO: Hap
~ secret won third heat In 2:22A. but was
2:E pace-Jessie NJ. won in three strsIr
heats-Best time. 2:I9a. Marshal Good. cara
~ f1iotelle and Joe Galez started.
Free-for-all psce-TCuy W. won second third
ana fourth heats. Pest time. 2:Is. Bernie
niikes Won first heat in 2:I6H. Whole and
George Castle started.
- pace-Anna VIII won three straight heass
bfst time 2:21F- Rubberneck. Samanda and
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Evansville 8, south Bend s.

INIF JbLIO CFLIIAL
Evansville. Ind, Sept. u.-EvansviIle &C.
feated South Bend here to-day. 6 10 8.
Evansville . . % l . o 0 o.,-5 10
South Bend -.-...I o l 0 o l o Is Il I
Batteries-willis Mckinley: Ream, An
dreWS. UmDire-Danbo.
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Jefferson County Fair Races,

oPE-IAL-
Madison. Ind, sept n.-Jefsrson County Fair
race results:
and fifth heats: Katie Wilkes. first and sec
Ond: Bessie Abbott. third money: Bette 8.
fourth money. Bette W. also started Best
The 2:0 trot-Helen H. won first: Octoo, SEC
ond. Mona b. third: Harry Banning, fourth
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SirIh race. handicap. mile and one-sixteenth


Weather clear: track fast.
SH~EEPSHEAD SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Sept. T1-Selections:
yer.
Second Race-Race King. Bad News. Wealth.
Third ace-Pal Bearer, PulSus. Ocean
Fourth Race-MaJor Daingernelt, IEniter.
traiaW.
sixth Race-wHd Thyme. Stamping Ground,
Knight Of Rhodes.
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Prince Alert PAGES Fast Mile.

Bethlehem, Pa, Sept u.-Twenty thousand
to-day. and saw Prince Alert give the Beth
lehem half-mile track the worlds record OF
2:0Slz. Mart Denarest drove the PAGER. and
was accompanied by The Monk. d runner.
Prince Alertls fractional time was: Quarter,
BIZ; half. 1:o2h: three-Iuarte-s. 1884; ons
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AXCKE WON FEATURE EVENT.
Orfeo, the Favorite, Got the Choices
Usual Hard Luck.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The feature event at
| Harlem to-day. the third race. at one mile.
was won easily by Ancke. the second
| choice, backed from 3 to / to Is to ..
Rounding the first turn there was con-
siderable humping, which threw Orfeo, the
6-to-5 favorite, back into last place, from
which position he brought up. and fin
ished second. Ancke was not extended to
win, taking first place by two lengths.
Warte Nicht, at IA to >. finished third.
Track heavy. Weather cloudy. Sum-
mary:
First race. I've urlonEs-Alista 1G7 q. Math-
eWsl. 3 TO 2 won: Rowena. ITO otis. 5 to =.
second; Katie Powers. 100 adkins. Q to l.
third. Time. 1905 rs. Miss Mollie. Cognomen.
Durba-, Badger Girl. La Chaperone and Mary
Hill also ran.
Second race. steepIcchase. short c~ourse-Hand-
125 Cairns, q to /. second: Oliver Nc, I3S tcor.
ply 3 10 !. third. Time. 3:il rs. Mrs. Gran
light and First Past ran out.
Third race. one m~ile-Ancke. % w. Robbins.
and: Warte Melt. 100 Knapp. IL to >. third.
Time, AS CITRATE, Lady Kent and Bard Burns
Fourth race. six furlongS-Gypzene. 80 IL
WILSON, - L. ., won. st, Tammany. l5 CDa-
: to /. third. Time. lie. The Don. Coroner
Kelly. FleUrOn, Gallant. joe Ross. Pompino,
Doctor oNeil, Moabina and Brookwood Belle
tIsth race. ME and one-siHteenth1Lord Mel.
nCurne. l9 tHDfierb. . to .. won; Brusnby. -
CWilson). 4 to 3. second: LADY Matches, 81
Knapp. 3 to J.. third. Time. 1855 5-5. Barrack.
Last Knight and Domadge also ran:
Sixth race. mile and q ixteenth-Joye, 81 H
Phillips. 1 to |. won: Florence. - Fohins). 6
to ]. second: Lode Star. 90 Bonner. S to l,
third. Time. i=5T -. Urchtn. Give All. Low
able and Sinner Simon also ran
HARLEM SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Sept. u.-Selections:
Z list fShGG-h EStTy. BHTGDlpn. JdCkful-
Second Race-Compass. Major Dixon. King
Third Race-Judge Hines. Six Shooter. Lin
Euist.
Fourth Race-Darden Entry. Jack Ratlin.
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Three-I LeaRue-

It Rock Island-Rock Island s-s. Davenport
At Observation-Disclosures 10. Dubrnue 3
AT Springheid-SpringfieId 20 Rockfo-d q
At D~ecatur-Decatur 2. Cedar Rapiis
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Southern League
Cotton States League

Atlanta 4. Shreveport Z.
Memphis 5, Birmingham J.
Little Rock 3. Nashville 4
New Orleans-MOntgomery. no game
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Neva Hustler won the half-mile and repeat
faCe; zeal second: skiilman. third; Roma.
Procrastinate won the first two points In
Novelty race. and Cosmos the last ruo
The fair closes Saturday.
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IA ii MT Feature Rt Dr IL I FL III = IN EF,AE r i WmeS b
~O~-'N From Frank Blmd An Score of ct
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

DELAfAR JOCKEY CLUBS AUTUMN MEETING September II. Eleventh
oy. Judge p A Brady; Starter, A b IDade. Weather clear rack heavy.
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2:1S class ~trotting, two In three purse $500:
kanares. b. &. "a. r. Mcdonald .-.....l 4 s
Gray Gem, z. z. " b. NcDonald) - : 4
Peep o Day, blk. IA CDiCkersonD .-...--.. . 2
Oracle Keller. b. IN. cox .-.---..-..-----S 3 )
John Tierney, b z CGerreiD .........-.-..1 . ;
Time-2:iyH. 2:lUl4. 2:l2ie.
PA class pace. three in five. purse $500
Johnny Wissman. b. g. by Nelson wilkes
tCoNb l 1
RockporJ. b. :. &C.. Doblej ....-.-.-.....-2 = 4
Angus Pointer. b. m. tMcPhersOnJ -..-.-4 > 2
Isabella W CHI m Leonard ....-.-....-.6 8 )
Garnet. ch- m. MILLER ...-..-..-..-..--. : .
Ravana Wilkes. br m. BebouD $500. 5 :
coltilIion. b. 6. (SEOwD .........-.-.-..- di
Time-2:vS1t. 2:u9'-, 2:Cs44.
Special. against worlds trotting record by a
gelding. 2Ol1a:
Major Delmar. b. e.. by neutrality-suspicious..
Time by quarters-:5iI4. 1:O1. 1904, 2:e0A.
Amateur 2:&3 pace. two in three. prizes. sill
Yer cups:
Miss orego. b. m. Charles Van wag-
lea j.. b. m. ID. T. Briggsj.-"-.......1 2 ?
Waubeek b; g. q, 4 Perr)..-..".... dis
Jime-2:25i1, 2:22A, 2:25.
Amateur. 2:25 trot. two in three. prizes. sill
Willow Belle. en-. M. &C. K. Bresee).......1
Bonnie Lass. b. m. III. l. Benedict)......,. 8
Bert Chimes. blk. g. doctor a. D.. Bah
Time-2:n. 2:9G.
Special. 10 beat $50:
King twhitsS. Time. 2:2sA.
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Apprentice allowance.
Gather clear: track fest.

KENILwoRTH SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Buffalo; Sept. u.-Selections.
teniN. Sei'he rr- rom
Second Rsce-Greenfeld Honey Bee. Diaphs-
Third Race-sir FTorian. Rosanco. Four Lea,
Fourth Race-C1auGe. Sir GaIlsn. Prossder
rim Sac"-Fio haIOla. Stormy. Pan4csa.
sLALn Ksee-beIconrt White Crest. Ghettc.
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At Natchez-FIrst :. Green
Vile 2 Second game-Natchcz z. GreenvilIe 7.
At Baton Roug-Vicksburg :. Baton Rougs
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MAJOR DELMAR CLOSE RIVAL
OF TWO MINUTE TROTTER.

Gelding Lowers His Own Record 1 II Seconds to Within OneQuar-
ter of a Second of the Worlds Record, Held by Lou Dillon
Remarkable Exhibition Made on Track Fully Half Second
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mate were joined Icy a second runner. and
the real contest began. SIDE by side few
the three horses. Chances at watches
showed that the third quarter had been
done in :2sl4. and a mighty cheer went
up Coming into the stretch Mcdonald
gave Delmar a light touch with the whip
and the gelding in response made a mag
nitcent squirt. which brought him under
the wire i'll 2:GOl4.
The State Fair meeting was closed to-
day with several w~ell-contested events.
Summary.
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Heavy Northwest Wind and Scr
~ Track Make Him a Second
Slower Than Star Pointer.
RHYTHMIC is UNFORTUNATE.
Tire Comes Off Wheel of His
Sulky and Judges Decide That
He Has Been Distanced,
Much TO the Crowds
Displeasure.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. lin a battle
against time. Handicapped by heavy wind
and an unsatisfactory track, Dan Patch,
the champion PAGER, failed at Charter Oak
| Park to-day TO break the record made
there two years ago by Star Pointer in
two minutes fiat.
The wonderful horse. however. went the
mile in 2:01, doing the last quarter in :2S1s.
This was a second better h the experts
who had sized up the conditions had an
ticipated, and as a result the flyer re-
ceived an ovation which lasted several
minutes when his time was posted.
The fractional parts of his time were:
Quarter. 81: half. 1:0l: t~hree-quarters.
:alls; last quarter. :29l1; total, 2:0L
OF the other events of the closing day
of the meet the POI trot furnished the
most excitement. Dan L, after finishing
fourth in the first heat. took the next
three in succession, but Geers had TO work
hard TO bring about this result, for the
geldtng broke at critical stages. His 60
ing up IN the air. in the initial heat near
the t~hree-quarters pole lost him first
place, while in the last heat he dropped
behind six lengths at the half-mile point.
Despite this he recovered the field before
the stretch was reached and swept under
the wire by a good margin.
Rhythmic, the blind horse. had an IN
fortunate experience in the first heat of
the race. which put him out of the con-
test. While pocketed at the half-miie the
tire came off one wheel and Hudson dis
mounted and walked home He explained
TO the judges the cause of his mishap. but
after a consultation the announcement
was made that Rhythmic had been dis
tanced. This was greeted with Kisses.
while the horse was cheered every time
ne passed the grand stand afterwards.
DRIVER REPLACED.
The other races scheduled were IN
eventfuI. In the go trot there was a sus-
picion that Curry held Judge Green back.
SO he was replaced by Walker at the finish
OF the second heat. afte! which the geld
ing made a procession of the other heats
winning both in a walk.
Before Dan Patch came out to try for
the record, the track was softeneJ as
much as possible. and after scoring a few
times he was sent away. accompanies nv
carrie Nation, the runner. His splendid
condition, however. could not overcome
the northwest wind. which sweut across
the track. and he finished two seconds be0
hind his own best mark, and one hsbind
that Of Star Pointer. His last 7I,artar
was a beautiful exhibition of sneed' and
was covered under whip and veil. 1870
Half an hour after the trial the u-ipd
died down, and the opinion was general
mat had the trial been postponed q II,tIa
me would have gone the dis
lance IN less than two minutes. The sum
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Missouri Valley League.

s.dar,. r. H e
ioIa ----.--.--.-S 0 ,
Ratteriss-Sedalia Lawson ,,5 c,Lr,
killilay and Armstrong. H ioia'
At Ptttsburg:
P~ittsburg ..-......e a n n
Fort Scott----.-1 J o 0 . S-s i 4
Observation-Disclosures. Torrepz "a pe,--
Fort Scott. Cravens and Check. ~
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RESULTS AT LAPLATA FAIR.
Neva Hustler and Others Win Good
Races.

NtII TIIJ FtJTNL
Laplata. Mo. Sept. 1.-THE third DAYS races
Of The LapIata Fair resulted as follows:
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Ch ner winning race in mud at KinIoch
Lou S~IieVeden should win the last event
ohg has changed stables since that race
ana mat may hurt her. She displayed
IucH speed Wren last out that she Should
ISdu and easily heat Brown Vail TODAY
Russellton. Branch II and Brown vail viii
ne me c~onte1ders. RusselIton is very
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FON SPRAY AND D,APCy

fon Spray should win the fifth event.
she has had work for this race. and the
gong VIII be made to her order. Darcy
Will he very close To bar while III Gsrav|s
race yesterday gives him 4 COCO chance. II
ne comes back fit. Pay the Fiddler has
a chahce II he Is in running humor.
ECF{ODALE IF HE STARTs
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Branch Il >"'eu'n' Brown Vail.
BUGLER LOOKS REST ~
fnii in the weights. SbouId c,
nh'eSs Colt Good Chance Ia Win
BtGLER LOOI

DTd slayer looks best IN the first race
DIT beImar" to-day. She has run two pood
'"'es' Inc last one in mud. Model Mon
"iCH mas shown speed. and mud such as
d prevail at Delmar to-day. IS his IA
'o'ie going. He likes it holding and
Stteky- Aiine S. has a pull in the weights
ana a chance. Cressida is also in Iirbt
ana VIII favor the mud. On tho u.boI.
PI[H slayer and AIiue :. are The host bsts
IEdIteq BACK beat Orleans. ana Orleans
print F be PINT. and what would Helen
OLD STONE ON HIS TOES
If his rider gets Old Stone on HI,
and keeps him within three Isngtbs -
AO'hs In the second race. he ought
10 run over him in the stretch He 90,
very easily give Adkins ten nninds Th q
."iS way ne can lose is 10 allow AL
90 % 5 Sef a long lead on him. Adkins can run
be second n B9I pressed. Wenrick will
stone collars Adkins he Will Guit "heA
hAAPo DADDY BENDER
HN"po ought to win the next race
though Daddy Bender has a great chance
II mud Bender is A sturdy little fellow
ahu can run in heavy mud better than
most Hofses at the track. Our Lady ia
que Tor a good one and will Ike the tr,o1,
H!hch mas two bad ones to his credit
aHI seems 10 be done. Whitmare has a
Cnance 70 STOW in mud. DADDY Render
a. a long price VIII be worth . ~ -. ri
three ways. DSt an
BCGLER AT THE WEIGHTS.
With an eighteen-pound pull in his IA
Vor' Bugier looks REST in the stake event.
he ought, 10 heat Don OHigh. Eagerly
mas not shown much and the SaIns never
tallcied lumpy going. Brancas Is thu one
10 peat. lie always wins like a good colt
by narrow marginS-hut Wins II pugIar
Is good he should beat Brancas at The
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Mate wsw we'll ridden Bemrye stood a long drive Emey SIT hung IN last dy yards
MhHn WIS veil ridden at al PARTS of T. Howard mad speed. but stopped So did Dahl-
The-iG1 co.. @. 80. 1903 rs
1877 Second ace o~a r..--,o mrs. eo e. and ,,
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~ CLIENEDEN LnOkS 49,

me sixth race is very hard unless Echo
gaze starts. II he starts he should win.
Requisition, BudWelser and Gus Lanka
are the ones he has to beat, ~
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TO-DAY's KENILWoRTH ENTRIES.
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Fifth Race-Tootsey Mack. Crusados. Ahola.
Sixth ce-Ba OF Avon. kunfs. Dod!e s.
TO-DAY'S HARLEM ENTRIES.
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lnev divided between Ter
fourth money be
and Riley b.
purse 81, 200.
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Up. Neversuch was second as easily. It
was a wonderful race for Cardinal.

TO-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
- rnnn liz IN, t-nre.
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Start good. Won easily. second same. Winnl
ACgie NJ Cardinal. or badly. gradually wore his fell
much improved one. Neyersuch followed the pace. b
was or in front and looked Ike a winner a. tn
wire. Hart and Hegira were never coutendsrs. Othe
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A Georgia couple has just married,
after an engagement of thirty years.
And yet, think the bunch of horrors
and matrimonial nightmares that will
bob up daily in their pathway.
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The Servians, thinks the Augusta
Herald, are delightfully."- volatile peo-
pie. They appear to have celebrated
the royal slaughter by decorating the
houses at the State capital and having
fireworks in the evening.