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INDIANAPOLIS TEAM WON.
Cincinnati Country Club Golfers De-
feated in Good Match.

The Indianapolis Country Club golf team
defeated the Cincinnati Country Club team
on the Indianapolis clubs course yesterday
afternoon by winning six of the nine
matches. Match play governed the match
and the scores were very good. The day
was ideal for golf. being cool. and the
course was in excellent condition. A large
gallery followed the players around the
lows:
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eolorian H. blk. g. CHopkins) ..........1 / I
Rose G.. May, 8. m. unlow). ......2 2 3
George Cutsinger, 5. g. (Burgett)......3 2
Tommy, the Irish Boy lMaple)......4 4
Amboy. br. g. (Berauer) 5
Parasite, s.
Time-2:21A. 2:ak. 2:21A-
ais Trot. purse $500:
Bourbon, 8. s. Dagley) 1
Prince F., b. g. (Rhodes).........1 6 2 2
Bell J., 8. m. (Jessup). 4
Orphan Boy. g. g. Burgetp .......... 8
Money-Maker. b: s. CMundonl.......Dr.
Time-2:24h, 2:21A, 2:22h, 2:2SA.
40 Pace, purse $500:
Royal Gould. blk. g. (Cutsinger).......1 1
Grace H, b.. m. (HilIigoss). 2
Franklin Girl. b. m. Henderson)......3 4
DR.. Cregor. 3. g. (Wagoner)......-..4 4 8
Parasitic (Elrod) 6
Peggy c., s. m. &C. Carr).....".......6 6 S
Aaron Wilkes. b. e. Uuch). ...........Dr
Tfme-2:19Z. 2:20L, 2:22L.
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Fisher Is Tennis Champion.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ont, Sept. 8.
The Niagara International Tennis tourna-
ment was concluded here to-day. z. p.
Fisher, of New York, won the champion
ship singles from Beals Wright, of Boston,
by default
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Dozen Passengers Injured.

BURLINGTON. Conn. Sept. 5-A cloud
burst in the Pennington river valley near
Burlington this afternoon led 10 the wreck
ing of a passenger train on the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad. The train
OF three coaches was toppled over on its side
injured.
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WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS.


6rscial to the Indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 5.-The Bedford
races closed this afternoon, the meeting
having been one of the most successful ever
held. In the last heat of the free-for-all
trot there was an exciting duel between
Col. wallace and Gavatta. Wallace. how
ever, fell back towards the finish and
Poindexter took second place. Summarizes:
0ox Daoo fQ0o.
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TRAVIS FOR THIRD TIME
AGAIN WINS THE AMATEUR GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE U. s.
Defeats Eben NJ. Byers i'm the Final
36-HOle Round of the National
Tournament at New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-For the third m
Walter j. Travis, representing the Garden
City Golf Club. has won the amateur golf
championship Of the United States. He
won his third victory to-day in the inal
36-hole round of the national tournament
on the links of the Nassau Country Club.
5 up and 4 to play. Eben NJ. Byers, of the
Allegheny Country Club. of Pittsburg, was
the runner up. Byers was also the runner
up last year, being beaten by Louis n.
James. Of Chicago, who vas defeated in the
first round of the present tournament.
Byers beat Travis IN last years cham
pionship by one hole, but the veteran cham
pion of two preceding years had his re-
venge to-day. Travis played superior golf
and while from tees honors were about
even, Travis was far ahead of Byers in
approaching and putting. He approached
with machine-like accuracy and the sure
ness of his putting at from three to ten
feet was a feature The cards for the first
half were:
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The final half Of the round started in
the afternoon with Travis 4 up. The first
two holes were halved and a long put
gave Travis the next. Byers took the fifth,
in reaching the green. Four holes were
then halved, leaving Travis still A up
in the ninth green of the second round.
Byers showed weakness in putting on the
eighth and the ninth green, in each case
missing puts of from three to four feet.
By driving out Of bounds. on the eighth
tee, and then going into the sand bunker
on his second, Travis gave Byers a grand
chance, but by weak putting Byers failed
to accept the advantage. Travis won the
tenth hole in 4 from a twelve foot put.
but Byers got the eleventh hole by laying
Travis a tymie. Accurate approaching
gave Travis the twelfth hole, returning
him to his lead by 5. He played steadily
on the next two holes and they were halved,
bringing the game to a close on the four
teenth green in the afternoon round. The
cards for the latter half We're:
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SHELBY COUNTY FAIR.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
6HELBYVILLE, Ind, Sept. 5.-Friday
was the banner day at the Shelby county
fair and the largest crowd in the history
of the association assembled on the grounds
to witness the races. which were very In
teresting. Summaries:
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Grand Circuit Meeting at Providence
Brought 20 an End by Rain and
2.1O Pace Declared on.
RACES AT INDIANA FAIRS
FREE-F0R-ALL TROT AT THE Bed
FoRD FAIR WON BY GAvATTA.
4t24 Pace Taken by Billy S., Also in
strafghts H~eats-CIose OF the
S~heibyviIIe Races.

PROVIDENCE R l., Sept. 5.-The Grand
Circuit meeting which was held at Mar
fagansett Park this week was brought to
IN untimely close in the middle of the after
noon by a heavy downpour of rain, which
Hooded the track. The 2:10 pace, with
nve entries, was declared off and the PIG
and 2:1s classes. pacing, were abruptly
closed, first moneys being awarded respec-
lively to Annie NJ. and Henry N. who had
won two heats each.
The 2:08 trot, which was the feature of the
day. was won in straight heats by Dan T..
q bay gelding owned and driven by E. F.
0eers. Rhythmic, the favorite. divided sec
ond and third money with Prince of Or
ange. Rhythmic captured the pole position
at the quarter in the first heat with a rush
and led the field to the three-quarters pole
hard pushed by Dan 7. A desperate strug-
gle took place which brought both horses
under the wire In fast time, Dan T. win
ming by a neck. The track was made heavy
by rain when the horses started in the sec
ond heat. and although the time was slow,
the finish was most exciting. Dan T. win
ming by the narrowest OF margins over
Prince OF Orange. Summaries:
Els Pacing: purse. $1,000. three In FIVE.
Ordered closed:
Henry N. b. g., by Phalmore-Annie c..
Direct ashf 8. Dr.. e. 6ndsonj.:.2 :
Jim Kyle. b. 9. Starr. 8
B. 8. Dillon, CHI g. &C. Doble) ............3 5
Margaret NJ, br. m Snow)..."........5 4
Matte Brown, br. m. (Eckers) ...........6 8
Iucie May, br. m. (Cox)
Time-2:131, 2:131a.
2:oS Trot; purse. $3.50. two in three:
Dan T., b. g., by Crawford, dam by HUI
len (GeersD l
rhythmic, br. h. Hudson) ..-...........2 4
Prince of Orange. br. g, (Cox) ...........4 2
Fereno, Or. m (BenyoD ................3 3
Baron D.. b. g. (Nuckols) ......-.......5 5
Time-2:07A, 2:l0A.
ZIP Trot; purse. $1,000; three in five.
Ordered closed:
Promise, blk g., by Silver Chimes
Boca, by Stranger (Andrews) ........ / 1
Belle kuser, Or. m (HunSon)......... 3 2
Var Sandt, b. m. (Devereaux)........ 2 8
Cozad. b. g. Clark s 3
Dick Berry, b. g. UaselD ............... 4 s
Lii Barr, b. m. (Pierce) ............. 8 4
Pug, g. 6. (Merrifeld) .......-...... 5 5
Anna Held, b. m (Eckers)......... z 6
Dainty Daffo. br. m. (Page)....-...... s 7
Crescent, g. g. Curry ......"........10 10
Time-2:l1A, 2:1A.
2:ls Pace; purse, $1,000: three in five.
Ordered closed):
Annie NJ, blk. m, by Cans
boy &C. Doble). ............3 3 2 / 3 2 /
Merry Master. br. m. Hun-
Lord Gentry. b. h. Haws)..4 s Z / 8
Centiic, blk. m (Quinn)..1 2 1 6 5 DIR
g~ernadotte, b. m GBogash.S Z 4dr
Cotiilion, D.; g. CErskine)..2 5 5dr
Joe silbley. ch. g. Nuckols)s s sdr
Time-2:os1a. 2:07A, 2.0911, 2:101a, 2:13z. 2:11.
R:1l
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unless the mud is very deep. and Hilee has
not run good race at Delmar and cannot
run a lick save on a hard. fast track. So
Jordan, who will stay and who will run
we'll in either mud or on the dry. has a
great chance to win.
Golightly never has been beaten in mud.
Jordan Is a star mudder. IL she was good
she might beat him to-day In mud. But she
IS scarce fit. though she looks we'll Hilee
did not lie down for seven days after he
last walked from the Fair Grounds to Del
mar. He is nervous brute and sad dog.
Then he wants macadam to run on. Cuppy
and muddy tracks he has no chance on.
The race seems to lie at Jordan's mercy.
II Fitzkanet is At he can win. but II is a
first out and he is scarce up 10 hard race.
BIAS DOR IN FIFTH RACE
Bias dor is SO good now that he looks
hest in the fifth event. He can beat
Deutschland and Sweet Dream and Miss
Mae Day handlly. Stand Pat seems to have
a good chance. Deutschland cannot beat
Bias dor unless it Is very muddy. Ancke
has run good races in the East. The
Messrs. Sires' horses are all running we'll
first time out because 1t happens that they
are trying Bas dor should win. and It Is
hard to pick horse to run second to him.
Henry of Franstamar will get the play in
the sixth. but It is a Maginn special.
Maghoni should win It easily. with Hoo Sc
Okla right there. 1t Is a mean looking race
all through.
Josie F. should be q good bet IN the last
race. with Pirateer right behind her. This
looks like the beet bet of the day.
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EOREHAND WON
LIKE A GOOD COLT,
Eon of HandSel Refused to Be
Beaten by Clifton Forge and
Stood Long Drive Gamcly.
BAD RIDE ON FOUR LEAF C.
Wolff Took the Favorite in Fifth
Race Back From Good Position,
Put Her in Worst Going and
Kept Her There All Way.

Forehand. by Handsel. OF the line of Ham
over and Hindoo. won n nice race at Del
mar Park yesterday like good colt. lie
was second choice 10 Major Pelham in the
betting and closed at 3 to l.
To good start Sire Bros Clifton Forge
shot TO the front. He soon established a
lead of five lengths and carried his speed
well. Tom Kiley and Forehand pursued
him valiantly to the stretch head. Here
kiley gave way.
The pace had been hot. considering the
lumpy and slow track. Fo-ehand seemed
to have been run dizzy. too. Not so. how
ever. Turning for home it seemed that
Clifton Forge would win. The others We're
tired. Forehand. however, would not give
way. Plainly weary he kept at 1t with
great resolution. as much as TO say: Il
will not be beaten"
Brfdwell drew his whip at the eighth pole
The colt answered with great gameness. At
the last seventy-yard pole he caught Clifton
Forge. drew up and got his nose in front
Then Bridwell wisely laid down his whip
and helped the tired colt home. Major Pei
ham ran n dull race into third place.
Forehand acted like a clever colt He Is
not big and scarce can carry weight but he
is eager and hates to be beaten. Bridwell
rode him good race. Clifton Forge set q
really very fast pace. but tired in the last
sixteenth. The Sires backed him all over
the country and in the ring from % to /
to TO l. He was just bit short and will
be hard to beat hereafter.
VOLTS BAD RIDE
Jockey VOLTS ride on Four Leaf c. in
the fifth race was not efficient" to say the
least. The mare broke last in a field of
seven. She had her best speed. shot around
her horses in the first sixteenth. swung the
turn In third position, and had the best
going on the outside. She had a perfect po-
sftion. But Wolff took her back to sixth
place. pulled her down into the bad going
on the rail. and kept her there all the rest
OF the way. In the stretch he took her back
every time he got horse between him and
the finish. and generally gave her a bad
ride. The mare was good, and with a COM
petent ride would have won by many
lengths.
Miss West won the race, with Nearest a
close second. Nearest would probably
have won in another stride She did not
display her usual speed at the start. but
(iosed up well. Four Leafs bad race evi-
IDENTIFY upset everything.
In the second race Jockeys A. Lines.
Travers and D. Vititoe had a spill on the
back stretch. None were seriously hurt
The track is full Of holes about the half
mile ground and should be fixed UP. Horses
are falling there every day.
TO-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES
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WASHINGTON PARK CLOSES TODAY.
Four Fnvorites Make Good-sidney C..
Love Beats Schwnlbe

Chicago. July 17.-At Washington Park to-
day the rain. which early began to fall.
made scratches numerous. The only field
which went 10 the post intact was the quar-
tet in the fourth race. In that contest Sid
ney c. Love won from Schwalbe and Hood
wink. Love ran in the colors of his former
owner. NJ. II. Tichenor. Schwalbe set the
pace until well into the stretch. when Love
came with a rush and won. Four favorites
won during the afternoon.
The meeting will come to n close to-mor-
row. Summary:
First race. six furiongs-Burnie Bunton. 1os
.farreil. 10 TO l.: won: Scorpio. Ill tDominick1
TO 3. second: vestry. IS (Heleeson), 10 i.
third, Time. 1:l4 40. Never Fret Nellie Wad
cell, Iella knight and Wainamoinen also ran.
second race. one mie-Orsina. 96 a.. Wilson)
10 3. won Postmaster Wright. 1io fHeleeson,
to 2. second (ilassfull. l02 tR. Davis 4 10
third Time. l:i2 49, Avoid and Marlin also ran
ID Third race. five and one-half furones-Sweetie
1 pS in,aelseson) even. won; Rainland ioa IN
20 TO ]. third. Time. 0s So Mn Alice FL ca
tezo. Gen. Steward. Grief Spencerian and Henr,,
Luehrmann. Jr.. also ran.
Fourth race: seven and oNe-halt furlongs-Bur
iare. 81 IL: Wilson,. 6 to ). won: DR. Ste,hens
1ot Knapp. to 1. second: Beau Ormonde' III
tHelEeson). to 5. third Time, :3s Is Macy
:. Fifth. race. mile and sixty. yar,s,-sIdn.v Z,
Love: g tHelEesonl. > tn 2 won: SchwsIbe ia
!, IL WILSON,. sto s. second: Hoodw!ak. 1e2 a..
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TWO FAvORITEs AT BRIGHTON.
"eh-fi"yed Good Things Make Goo.
-Himself Aynin Himself


New York. July l7-Rain or Shine and
1eipsic were the only winning favorites nv
piisnton Beach to-day. the other events
soiiis 10 weii-payed favorites Himself
sashy won the handicap at one mile and ;,
du,rlons from the heavily PLAYED Tueai Rev
W taso Iite. Artlculate. was "A bad last
Mea'her cool: track fast. Summary:
ZOE rtst race six furlongs selling-pinah Shsd
hand deuths, u TO Won. Tender Crest ~ (Fare.
aaeslsD: 80 10 l. third. Time. ia 40 Sailor Knot
SNnort Cake. Trouvie. Ruth Parrish usrb0-
and u "a rin. 81 Walt. Tommy Rot Luminosity
second race. six furlonss-Mamie Worth ,oa
srte o 10 = won; Futurita. los Cannon
10 Il, second; our Nugget. l0s CMicheaisJ. SO to
,a nhlTd Time; lis ~ Adios; Presentation.
Thanks. fconoclast and Bethel GRAY also ran.
ri, MIRO race. mile AM onc-sixteenth selling
,.c 19s IMichaslsI, il to L. second: lady Poten-
leg. Thorneycroft. Leader Baikai Circus. Colon
say. 81. Sever and Past also Agnes D. left
Fourth race. mile and one furlong. handicap
Himself. III todoml. : to q won: Tugai Bev. 81
err. 30 to /. third Time. Isl IS. Elliott. W.
Fifth rece, six furlongs. handicap-RaIn or
Shine. 40 tBullmanj. S to >. Won: Race King 12I
oNeiD 3to ]. second Basefull. I26 COdomp g
TO- to i. third. Time. ia s-5. Hopeful Miss and
Sixth race. mile and one -sixteenth-Leipsic. III
Burns). Q to 2. won: Hyland. Ill CLewis,. to
l. second; King Carter. III ,sheal. 100 to !.
After the Ball. Duncannon. Pass Book. Earl OF
Norfolk. Lajara. Kingpost. Beverly and Russell
Garth also ran.
TO-DAY's BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
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PAGER DROPS DEAD AT WIRE.
King ChnrIes's Exertions Cause Rup-
ture of HlQnI NeaseI

Detroit. Mich. July 1.-THE closing events
Of the Windsor Driving Club races to-day
were marred by the death of King Charles.
owned Inv ID. w. Maloney of White Plains,
y. Y. The horse dropped dead on the track
ut the conclusion of the final heat in the 200
pace.
The animal was making a hard fgh, for
a position. when he staggered and fell lust
as he reached the judges stand. Overexer-
ton. resulting in the rupture of blood
vessel. was the cause of the animals death
The horse was a weilknown performer on
the Grand Circuit. Track. fast Results:
200 pace. purse -:s9o-Alicrson won in three
straight heats. Time-2:OS,s. eOsA .:Osh. No
Name. Cahanola. Kelly Briggs. King Charles
Carthage Girl. Satin Slippers. Dorothy WILTON.
Marshall and Frank and Rysdick also started.
40 trot. purse sGe0-Monte Carlo won in three
straight heats Time-e:I0is. e:0Ssl. 2:Os,s Dan
t. Doctor Strong and Prince Zelma also ran
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ARD PATRICK WINS ECLIPSE
STAKES AT SAND0WN PARK.
King Edward Witnesses One of the
Most Exciting Finishes of
the Season.

London, July l7.-Ard Patrick. last years
Derby winner. won the Eclipse Stakes at
the Sardown Park race meeting to-day.
Sceptre was second and Rocksand, the
winner of this years Derby. was third.
Five horses started. King Edward was
present and the attendance formed the
record for this course.
1T is reported that Ard Patrick was pur-
chased for 100000 by Count Won Lehrdorf in
behalf of the German Government.
Rocksand was favorite In the betting at
5 to 4. Sceptre was a strong second choice
at I to 4. while to was given against Ard
Patrick Oriole led to the straight, where
Ard Patrick drew in front followed by
Sceptre. and the pair furnished one of the
finest finishes in the history of the turf. Ard
Patrick winning by bare neck. Rocksand
was ridden by Martin.
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Fort Eric RcSuIfs

Fort Erie July E.-Weath-r clear track fast
First race. six furlongs-Arrah Gowan ir2
Adams,. 10 TO !. first: Catl Kahler I0s (stevens)
S to 5. second: Annie MAX iU5 ,Munro,. , to /.
third. Time. i:l5l4.
second race 1--WE fuIlongs-Marshal Ney los IT
3 TO o. second inupansa. 10 %. Walsh. 5 10 i,
Third race. owners handicap mile and one
sixtsenfhnHardins 3 On Iohn-on to . nrst:
vs. q. Walsh, to 49, third Time Is
Fourth rae selling. seven furlongs-Firing
Line, lo' tAiunroI. TO ). inst: Binei,-ljo l0i
!con!eyl, 70 2 second: Pepper Dick IN. Martini.
flfth race, selling. seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOS
tM johnson, 10 TO !. first .IiRger. To-. uCastrol
2 TO l. second Sr:fhths. l.a adams to l. third
81 III race. selling one m!le-Mandamus. Iol
tslunro) TO L. hrsl: Advocatei. i0G ,McQuadel
~ TO l. second The Bronze Demon lUI g. DaIy)
s to ]. third. Time /: as " '''
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WASHINGTON PARK $ $ y: :: ::: H :::
~ W - - - l. AAAo--A From i
I'm hf,AV Handicap From Tugai
0A-VA- ~ --A- - Wv A)AlAA VII Bev andC

mad all the money posted that he cared to
, oet on the result of the race. Boralma won
OF his heaviest losses
EAST VS.. WEST
In Mr.; Haggin he will find a man who is
10 make good bets on the result. Mr. Uaee
gin is one of the largest breeders of thor
,oughbreds N this country. Ordinarily he
"a no Hot neavy plunger. but is not averse TO
,ha ne East VIII support Waterboy, while
s sne west will back McChesney. and con-
Io,, Ea. i,, sportsmen say that sl,O0O0OO is a
change hands. 'H'' VIII
long in 2:OlI, q '''i'e anu Il LUZ :
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JORDAN SHOULD WIN STAKE EVENT.
hRyes's Black Horse VIII Probably
Heat Fftxkanet and Miss GolightIy.

On his race with Be True, Charles c.
should win the first event at Delmar to-
day. He should have beaten Be True that
day. and that horse has won many races
since that time. If 1t Is muddy Jerry Hunt
Will win. and In any case he will run a
good race He will be good and fresh and
will like the track. Doctor Clark has a
good chance. but he runs as we'll with 100
up as with ss. Great Stars last race was
good and this should be better. La
Rouge will show improvement and Prince
Light is well spoken of. Lynch does not
seem TO be of any present account
WEIRD MAY SPOIL CALCULATIONS.
Miss Eon and Helen Hay should 70 well
In the second, but Weird is in light any
may spoil calculations. Eon likes mud To a
degree Leila May also has u chance and
they backed Pearl Diver last time. Galan.
thus is good on the track and Venus Vie
trix has been leading better horses victrix
must be reckoned with to-day but Weird
should win.
ATHENA TO BEAT MIZzENMAST.
Athena did not run TO her best form last
time out. II she gets strding I'm the early
part or the race to-day she will not be
easy TO trim. Mizzenmast ran a good race
with good ones at Chicago. but McDaniels
says that the sharp turns and poor footing
at Delmar did not seem to suit him last
time he started. He bet on him that day
ana he rnn bad last. He may have
ASu eie idck since ana may do better
tnis afternoon. Wigwam is getting right to
race and should not be let escape at a
price. Hugh MCGOWAN ran a fair one la st
time He was not so good as others behind
him were bad, however. Mat Wadleigb will
run an improved race and Check Morgan
will be right there =, So. -.
JORDAN TO WIN STAKE
They say that Fitzkanet is very good and
fhat he has been brought here to win this
sprint stake II he is good he can win.
Still, he is big eater and a horse that RIM.
nigh In flesh. He loves Delmar track and
mud Is his hold. If he is fit he will win. IL
he Is not. Jordan will win. II is short fer.
MIN, but Miss Golightly is not contender
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
REIpJTRIIc SPECIAL

Fort Erie. July l7.-Select;ons:
First Race-St. Wood Model Monarch lana
Oakrr.
second Race-Bummer II. Ice Water. Onane,ta
- Third Race-Barnacie. John j. Regain. Nellie
Bawn.
Fourth Race-Bank Street. Glenwood. Tax
man.
Gauge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18

'None out when winning run was made
Pittsburg .........0 0 o o o o o Ia
New York-..-......o 0 o 0 o o o 0-5
Two-base hits-Beaumont l. Van Haltren l.
Babb ]. Warner I. Three-base hits-Wagner J.
Bransfied l. Kennedy l. Mertes ]. Sacrifice hits
kruger j. Van Haltren 1. McGann l. Mertes
]. Taylor l. Stolen bases-Leach l. Smith 1 Gil
bert ]: Double pays-Babb. Gilbert and Nc
Tam l. First base on balls-Om Kennedy . of
Iaylor D. Struck out-By Kennedy s. by Tavlor
J. Passed balls-Smith 1. Time OF came-Tvo
hours and twenty-five minutes Umpire-Emslie.
Baseball Notes.
=, Yesterday was an open date in the local Ma
tonal League teams schedule. The Cardinals
will tackle the Brookiyns for the second gains