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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
NOVEL LONG-RANGE SHOOT
IN HONOR OF MARTIN KACER.
Special Event Held on the BobringyiIIe
Rnnge b: ST. Louis Central
Sharpshootcrs.

In recognition Of the services of Martin
Racer. well-known local marksman, an
original shoot was conducted at the Bob
ringville range yesterday by members of
the St. Louis Central Sharpshooters' As
ISOLATION. The est-known shots in the city
competed.
The affair was arranged as special
tribute TO Racer, and was conducted like
the King target shoots heM i'll tourna-
ments. AS a special feature, a large oil
painting was prepared for target. IA
GERS picture appearing in one corner
while the body of the painting contained an
aquatic scene with wild drake flying
across the meadows.
The word "kacer'' in Bohemian means
drake" and the target was chosen TO make
u play on the words. The painting was on
a wood backing. the size of the regulation
target. SO by IS inches. Mr.. Racer vas in
ignorance of the kind of backing selected
for the target. as the regular German ring
target was placed over the painting, until
the shoot was completed.
Each member present took one shot at the
target. Mr.. Racer made rather poor eff
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EASTERN CRACKS TO MEET
M'CHESNEY AT SARATOGA.
Enormous Crowds Expected to Wit
ness His Contests With Africander.
Irish Lad, WnterbOy and
Golden Maxim.
EEPrHLrC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July l2aIn company with all
other metropolitan race courses. Brighton
Beach is profiting by the great increase in
attendance noticed at every track this year.
The crowd of Saturday outnumbered that
of the opening Gay b. some thousands.
Notwithstanding that a large number of
the high-class horses which have been seen
elsewhere this year are now at Saratoga,
there has teen some really good sport at the
Beach. where the money offered for COM
petition is as liberal as horsemen could de-
sire.
1t is claimed on behalf of the fast-ap-
preaching meeting at Saratoga that it Will
be the best in the history Of the famous
race course. Sectional interest will be keen
when McChesney is called upon TO meet
NaterbOy. Africander. Irish Lad. Golden
Maxim and others. Any race with these
five as starters would attract thousands
from New York alone. to say nothing of
the hundreds VINO would come from Chi
cago and other Western cities
Apart from this. however soma of the
ricnest stakes of the year are to lie It:n for
at saratoga. and the racing puol!c vii! D.
feen 10 participate in it.
Charles and \. ]. Reed will sell at public
auction at Saratoga en- Friday and Satur-
day: August II and Is, the last of their pos
comprise tifty-seven yearlings the product
of i.ongstreet. Exile Cheviot Diabo.
Knight Of the Thistle, Pessarra. Phoenix.
tey del Ray. St Blaise. The Bouncer and
MaSette
Recently Mr. Reed stated with some
rathos that when these ysarlinss We're dis
posed of there would be left on his farm
Of nearly aOo0 acres. at Gallatin. Tenn.
only one dray horse and five mules. The
fam Itself will also be sold and this will
he the final act terminating Mr.. Reed 5
long and interesting career On the turf.
Many stakes to ne decided at the fall
meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey Club
hav. been made public They will close On
Wednesday. July 10. Incluaed in the list
are the Great Eastern and F'latbush. of
tie value of $50 and SloOjO respectively.
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GOSSIP Of THE
FIGHTING WORLD.
.JelfrieS and Corbctt Will Now At
tract Most Attention i'll Pu-
giIisiic Circles.
FITS WEIGHT IS DISCUSSED.
Improbahiliry of His Reaching
Gardeners Figure shown
General Fighting
Notes.

Now that Jeffries and Jim Corbett nave
settled every detail of their battle. set for
August .. interest in puGiistic circles NIL
center on the event until its culmina'ion-
NJ other battle Of national interest * sched-
ulel before that time. nor does II seem
likely that enc vii! he arranged.
The contest has aroused quite a guess
Ing bee among experts To the proDaDle
Odds on each man. Jeffriess supporters fan
cy that , to . against Corbett will 'e about
right. UD TO date. however. no money las
been offered at This figure. Corbetts friends
say they VIII take all the 81. TO hat is
offered them and that 70 against their
man looks reasonably good to them.
JeGries made the statement in San Fran
cisco that he had d few thousand dollars
to bet that Corbett would not last ten
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fort when he stepped to the range and his
bullet struck the picture of himself in tn.
i"reheaG. The center OF the target was so
arranged ~ To o. directly over the picture
OF the drake III The painting.
When The target was finally taken down.
exposing the painting below, well perforated
with the outlets OF the narksmCn. M.
Racer was much surprised. The picture
will he framed after each bullet-hoie mas
had the name of the man firing the shot
painted upon i.
The informal shoot was arranged in COM
mem"ration of Racers services as COM
mittecmau III charge of the range at Bob
rinsrtlle. He was always aSSiduous i'll
attending 10 tn. grounds and the affair
was It measure Of thanks therefor.
Among those present Were Louis SchwSiS-
hoe.er August Mendc. Flank kUrla. Mar
tin Racer. Captain Creecy. Doctor f.. II.
kess.cr. Borcur. Van KIack. Alan Cell
hauer. otto Matheis, Tiffany. Turechek
Mclaughlin Dorst. Dehl. Staiey. Horace
kephart. Tell. Stumph, William Bauer W.
g. Bauer and William Rocssler.
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TWO WOUNDED IN A FIGHT.
Stimatz RYAN and Curtin Mat
theWS Shot

Stimatz RYAN. Curtin Matthews and Mil
lack Joseph. all of Vericc. ILL.,. while max
ing a trip about st. Louis yesterday became
involved in a quarrel. which landed RYAN
and Matthews in the City Hospital last
night. seriously wounded.
The men were standing in front of sa-
loon at No. 1921 Park avenue when revOlver:'
were drawn. and several minutes later RYAN
and Matthews We're PROSTATE. The former
had bullet wound in the thigh while the
latter was wounded in the hip.
The police claim that Joseph was the only
enc who fred shots. He escaped from the
scene. but was arrestel later at Sixteenth
and Market streets by Special officers Gre
Minis AID Fox. 1t is claimed that Joseph
was about TO engage in another quarrel
when arrested.
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BEAR BIT BOB AND JIM.
Two Heavy-Ncf-ht Fighters Have Ex-
citing Battle With Bruin-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPU BI-IC SPENIAL..
San Francisco. Cal. July 12--Word has
been received in this city nf an encounter
which Champion Jefries and his trainer.
Bob Fitzsimmcns had with big bear at
Hardin Springs They were both badly bit
ten by the vicious animal. FitZsirnrnons in
the LEFT and Jsffrics in the arm and leg.
The bear was captured by the proprietor
OF the springs aud FitzsinlrnorS built him
a horse. When he tried TO induce the AMI
NAL to enter the place. he refused and
would not bulge.
Fitzsirnmons then called upon JefrisSesz1
cid him. While they were engaged .lI
sfrnmcns's pet 70. terrier. thinking his mass
ter was in trouble, went TO tie rescue me
dog bit the bear on the nose anu tie latter
attacked the canine. chewing il up ba lily.
The bear then turned or the rlcr and suc-
ceeded in biting both Of them het2re they
could make their escape
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Joe MilIett GETS Decision.

Honolulu. July 12.-tBy Pacific Cabe.)--Ioe
Millett OF the Olympic Club fought ave rounds
last night with Rlly Woods the former spar
rins partner Of lin Corbet, Wien, the sixth
round was reached the police stopped the mill.
TIE rcIeree awarded Milctt the decIslon.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omnha. ~: COLORADO Springs. 81.

Omaha. Neb. .Tuiy 12-The visitors took two
games to-day by superior batting. They won
the first game In the tenth. bunch OF hits.
and took the second fortunate batting. Nc
Nicely pitched both games for the visitors and
Was effective throughout. Attendance $500
FIRST GAME.
RHE
Omaha ........0 o o o o o g-l ) n
Colo. Springs....0 "a l. o
Batteries-Sanders and GondinG: McNeely and
D0ran.
SECOND GAME.
Omaha .............O i-2 u
Colo. Springs .....G q o o 81 o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gonding: McNeeley
ard Doran.
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Columbus Won From Maronn..

Tho inst game at NulaCe Park yostcrday re
suited i'll victory for the Columhias. who 10
Leated the Maroons by thc score II E Ia ; tn"
tratur" of this the fielding and long
throwing OF Htes. Tho score by inning:
coiumbas q oe1e1o o = { i
Nafoons ............l 1-5
Eatteries-.!Ones and Scloll: Karcr and steele.
Impire--JacS SCheller.
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Late River News.

RI.F'J F'IsI1 oI'Et-I1NI-
Chester. ILL.,. July I2.-River ON stand: gauge
Ii.5 Weather fair and mild. The Chester passed
down at 1 a. m. Columbia down at a. EX-
porter and tow down at $50 y. m The Columbia
up at 12:i0 y. m. The Cape Girardeau and Ches-
ter are due ny.
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Minneapolis. .: Milwaukee. II.

Minneapolis. MINI. July 12.-Milwaukee de-
feated Minneapolis IL to in a ten-nning game
here to-day. Both teams hated hard. the
game was repete with errors BY both. McGill
was knocked Of the box in the eighth Mere
dith taking his place. Attendance S.eej. The
score:
r. II. Z.
Minneapolis 20 Z o . 4 o % IL 3
Milwaukee "a o . u o o I'll II
Gith and Wood.
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ST. IO1Is

Earned runs-s,. Louis ,. Philadelphia ,. Tw2-
base hits-Hall:nan ,. Barry l. Hulswitt l.
mer i. Donovan :. Home runs-Zimmer !.
Sacrifice hits-Ryan l. Stolen bases-Barclay
l. S.noot J. Hit by pitched baII-By Dun
leavy Zimmer: by Fraser. De Mont Bas.s
Fraser :. Struck out-By Murphy ], by Dunleavy
>. by Fraser /. Left on bases-St Louis $. Phtia-
DE lphia >. Time OF game-Two hours. Umpire
Moran
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~ Greenvii!e-No game.
III Nickshurg-No game rain.


Ct. Paul. MINI. July l2-The Locals fell uron
Gibson hard in the fouFth and batted out i've
runs. Attendance 400. Score:
s.. PAU ............i q q 5 i
Kansas city -.-....l a. : q
Bat;eries-Ferguson and Sullivan: Gibson and
Butler.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13
SI.OO PER WEEK for Treatment
DR.. B0HkNNAk

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cures Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness. Lost
Manhood Faricocele. or any evils resulting from
Youthful errors or excuses. in from two to seven
weeks. With this treatment. that of the oldes,
specialist in the United States, you can cure
constantly advertised in the st. Louis papers For
over forty year, ana mas never iaiIed In curing ,g
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HANNAH Office and Drug Store. No s2g Nor.
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CINCINNATI, 3; NEW YORK,
With Bases Full and No One Out DAILY
Failed to Make n Hit.

Cincinnati. o.. July 12--The locals played
a poor fielding game to-day and lost the
second game of the series to New York.
Tire game was played between showers.
In the ninth inning Cincinnati had the bases
full and two men out, but DAILY failed to
get the necessary hit Attendance. S.J0o
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TROLLEY LEAGUE GAMES.
kerns Defeat East ST. Louis by Score
of II to 10.

The Alton Blues defeated tho Bellevlles yes
tcrday by the score OF TO 2. The features OF the
each getting three hits SchIemm accepted rine
chances without tumble. The score by innings:
r. II. +.
BeIeville ..........2 o o o 0 0 0 0 % 6 l.
Alton ...............3 o 0 o. 0 - 10 ;
Vile. Cornelius and Minch
The Kerns defeated the East st. Louis Nation
ais by the of II TO 10.
The Eisenstadts of the Trolley League lefcated
IN" Simpson Stars of Belleville by the GORE Of
to 4.
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CHICAGO. 9; BROOKLYN. 4.
Two Doubles. Two Singles. Three
Pa.ses md nm Error Net Six Runs.

Chicago. July i2-All of the runs in to-
days game were scored in the third in
ming Two doubles. two singles. three
bases on balls and an error gave six runs.
Brooklyn's only score resulted from two
singles. sacrifice and long fly to the
outfieid. Attendance 10000 (estimated).
Score.
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Toledo. O.. July i2.-German was wild to-day
and 10 the ineffectlveness OF his pitching was due
the loss of the game TO the locals. Umpire Null
lens decisions poor. and he run
off the grounds al the close of the game. Score:
K. II. f.
Columbus ..........l o o . 0 o > l-6 II :.
Batteries-Reisng German and Kenow: Bailey
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Joins American Association.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
paducah KY July I2.-Alonzo Hedges. a pitcher
To- the Paducah team. has been signed TO play
with TIE milwaukee, American Association team
ard iefr tonight for Milwaukee. Hedges was
rearsd in Paducah and has been 5uccessful
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WHITE SEALS DEFE, AT LINDELL.
Hotels lose by Score of 10 to o. Seal,
Getting % Hits,

The White Seals team defeated the Lin
dell Hotels Yesterday by the one-sided
score of Ii TO o The Seals secured TWEEN
ty-five hits off Cass while the Lindelis only
got three of Cramer.
The batting sensation of the game was
made by SITS. out Of six trips to the ban
he secured five safeties. .iOness playing At
second and his home run hit with bases
full We're features
Hetiing. Meters Hob. Cramer and Jones
secured home runs; Hetli1E j three-tagEer
while SITS secured two twc-base-hits as did
Hob and Jones
The score by innings:
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l,h!caeo ,...................0 o s a 0 Q IS
Erookiyn .................0 o o o . o al
Left on bases-Chcaso I. Brooklyn 4. Two-base
hltr-Slayle l. Killing !. Sacrifice hits-Strang /.
stolen bases-Chsnce l. Jordan !. Double plays
Flood and Doyle. struck outmBy Weimer BY
Schmidt 6. Wild ptches-Schmidt l. Hit with
ball-Chance l. Time OF game-One hour and
forty-three minutes Umpire-Johnstone.
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Wheeling. 3; Evansville, I.

REPtBLIC ST r.CIAL.
Evansville. Ind. July ls.-wheelins won to-
day, to !.
p. H. E.
Evansville .........O OIL 0
Wheeling ..........3 O-3 5 2
Ratteries,Minor and Mckinley: Foreman and
Schriver. Implre--C1ine.1
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Waterloo. III. July 12-After playing eight in
ningS the AIithmomsters OF St. Louis quit pay,
with the score g TO in favor of Waterloo. I'm
pire Jackson forfeited the game to Waterloo by
the score OF 9 to .. Batieries-Cullen and Theis
johnson and Amer.
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Troy. H. July lo-Bollman Mercantile Hase.
hall Club Of Troy defeated tn. Marines OF Troy
by the score Of to !. Observation-Disclosures Da-
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Al Ceda. Rapids-Cedar Rapids T. Springfield
At ADMINISTRATION |. Bloomington .
At Observation-Disclosures e. Rock Island g.
At Darenp1rt-Davenport g. Decatur 3
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Eldorado. Iii. July i2.-The bail game here 20:
day between Harrisburg and Eidorado resulted
in a victory for the EliOrado team 10 j.
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Poplar Bluff. No. July Poplar Bluff base
ball team lost It's first game this afternoon
against Nynne Ark. by a score of 5 10 :. The
home team has played eight games. this being
the first lost. I:atteEies-pOp!ar Bluff Was-
ner. Warren and keene; Wynne. Herman and
Thomas.
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MiIraukee. -: ST.. Jorenh. s..

Milwaukee,. Wis. July by winning and
losing to-day Milwaukee broke with st.
Joseph in the series OF six games here. Brilliant
and poor playing were mixed in tO-days con-
tests. both OF which were won their merits.
Attendance 2TD. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. E
Milwaukee .........0 0 - S .
St. Joseph .........0 o q o -
Battsres-McPherson and Lucia: Chun and
Garvin.
SECOND GAME
r. H. E.
Milwaukee ........0 90 s :
ST. Joseph .........d o % IL
Batteries-swormsted and Lucia: Diehl and Nc
Conneii.
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kirk,vood brown. Erfcut Friscos.

me hlrkWuod Browns defeated the Frisco team
OF TINS city Yesterday by the score OF . To q.
The feature Of the gam the pitching ~
Young Harley and Smith We're handy with the
bat. The score by innings:
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Quincy Ill July 1.-THE Quincy Reserve to-
lay ief-st d III. 81 Louis SpauldinSs by score
II u 10 &
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MoberIy NJ" July l2-The Moberiy Signals
defeated The Eian:.lIa al club to-day TO / in
the first Of series Of three games FOR the ANA
tcCr State championship. IL a pitchers
battle between Edwards and Mckeen. and I'd
wards won on account Of the fine support given
him and the brilliant base running OF the SE-
mails. Captain Sherdan's base running and the
playing II Third Baseman Bookings were thS
features. Attendance, 2,c.t.
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New York,
'Batted for Ewing IN ninth.

New York ....-....-.......0 o l o 81
Tyo-base hits-Dolan /. Warner /. Steinfeidt l.
DAILY /. Three-base hits-Seymour !. Sacrifice hits
Browne ]. Left bas.-Cincinnati 9. New
York {. Stolen bsses-Donlin /. Double plays
Kelly TO Beckley !. Bcwerman. Babb TO Bower
man ]. First base on balls-By Ewing ], by Tay-
Tor ;. by Cronin 4. Hit by pitched balis-Narnar
]. Struck out-By Ewing 4. by Taylor !. by
Cronin l. Time-Two hours. tmpire-O Day.
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Nashville. Ill. july -12.-The Granville and
Ashley baseball teams engaged in batting
test at the former place this afternoon. Ash
lev winning by a score of IL to 10. Tn. Ashley
team was composed Of players from that city
and Nashville. DicksTsCn and Seymour. the bat
terry Of the Nashville 1rnior club in 10
points for Ashley while the battery for Granville
was Maitland. Schierhaum and ScliclS
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Chillicoth". Mo. July 12.-The s.. Louis Bur
lirgtons defeated by the ChilIicotha Attn
l-rics here to-day. I6 TO .. st. Louis made onI,
three HIT. Daley fedei brilliantly. Batteries
st. Louis. Tozer and Miller. chllic6the Sack.tt
TUtry and Graves.
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sullivan. No. July I2-Suliyan defeated Allan
Pfeffer today } to l. Batt-ri-s-Sullvan. Il.
Mattox and ". Mattox: Allan-Pfeiffer. Zipp and
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Festus. Mo. JULY !2-The Festus team defeated
the RiC.-SriN Co team her. by a sCOT. uf 10 To y
Batteries-Festus. Fitzgerald and Walsh: Rice
Silk. K-yer and Walsh.
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st. Elmo H. july I2-Thc Rawlings of st
Louis forfeited a game to st. Elmo to-day by
quitting in the first half OF the ninth inning
They We're AT bat. With the score = 20 ;. bases
fun. t7vo rC:i cut ana two strikes on ths batter
when h. hit ltmpre Mabrv believed -
stepped in front Of The ball and would not allow
him : ba:e. The Rawlings left the ;ielG
Duquoin III. July l9.--Thc Globes defeated
Lebanon in an elevcn-inninG game to-day by the
o. in
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At Dallas Tex r. II II
CoTsicans .........3 0-iS 10
Ratteries-Dallas Reagan and Berry; Corsicana.
Zook and Miller. Umpire-Robinson
AT Wac, Tex Y II. E.
Waco ......-.......3 o / . . - 12 2
Fort Worth. ........1 o . 2 o 0 o l-6 =
Batteries - Waco. Mickey and Woife Fort
Worth. Buchanan and Murray. Umpires-Lock-
head and Bateman
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OFallon Ill. July i2.--fhe Coffv baseball
team of st. Louis defeated the loci..s in a ten
inning game az East Side Park th', afternoon
bv score OF to 1. The feature,of tine game
was the work OF the local battery.
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odin. III July Eth. home team defeated
the Nenia team by score OF to = Batteries
0din. I.entz and McMcksn. Xenia Lee ard
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Dies Moine". Ia. July i2.-Denver won the last
game of the series this afternoon by oppor;ure
hitting. Both pitchers We're hit hard. Clark made
a home run in the ninth inning. Attendance. 3,
go. Score:
r H. e.
Des Moines ........o o 0 10 ii i
Denve: .............0 . 0 o 0 . l-6 II
Battcries-Barry ard Foil: Barber and Schlei.
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Red Bud Ill July l2-Rati Bud defeated the
Di.ls OF st Louis here TO-DAY by the scOre Of )
to I. Battari.s-Red Bud. W-ich and Becker
Diels. MUwry and Smith.
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Festus. Mo- Iuly le-The Tanglefoot Blues
defeated the he SOTO Juniors by score Of
To this morning
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White Seal. to Play spaldine..

The White Seals and the Spaldings conmen-
cling Sunday. July &c. will play three games.
on that date and the two others on the two sun
DAYS following. August and g. They Will play
for side be: of S15
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Kap.n. CITY lis. Peor;, L..

Kansas CITY. Mo-. July ie.-Both games were
pitchers battles. Peoria won the second game
In the twelfth inning Thiers single CTeston's
sacrifice and Wilson'S double Both games were
marked By sensational fielding and exciting sit
uations. Attendance. 1900 Score:
FIRST GAME
Il. II. L.
Kaneas City O o o o 0 o / OIL !
Peoria ..............0 90 :
Battcries-Cable and ulrich: Hart and Wilson
Umpires-Mcssitt and Friend
SECOND GAME.
r. H. Z.
Peoria 80 IL
Batteres-iIess and Tlrich: Killen and Wilson
lmpiTpS-Nessitt and ilessler
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EEPERI.Ic SPECIAL.

Armstrong. No. July l2.-Arnstron- Champions
to-day defeated the HiEbec Blues nv OF
Il 10 2. Batteries-tIarvey and Dollard: Harris
Bradlov and Forsythe.
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Minor Games.

Noun; Vernon. Ind. July l2-Mount Vernon
defeated Princeton Ind. to-day. 9 to , BATTERIES
-Fitzg raid and Smith: Marion and Becker
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stanton. Ill. July 1.-THE Suburban bail
team Of Bellsviile to-day defeated the Stnun;on
team by Of II to ). In the eighth inning
the stood 3 when the Suburhans
scored eight runs.
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Il IT. 2
L,nden Hotels . o % ,
Rat,eries-Cramer and scho!l: Cas- and Rick
cts.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. >; Column bus. q.

Louisville. ny. jay l2.-Louisville-I udanap polls
game postponed on account Of wet grounds.
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Cotton States League.

Nevada has wthdrawn from the league. It's
place VIII hc taken ny webb CITY in few days.
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X. !. t. League.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
l'adueah. Ky. July Eat Henderson.