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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Altrock, New Pitcher for Chicago,
Displays Good Control and Nc
Aleer's Tribe Lands but
Three Connections.
POWER. pitching gave s. Ioul. tn. nr.

Powells pitching gave St Louis tho nrst
pane of yesterdays double header With the
Chicago white Sox'' by q score Of 3 to O.
inability to connect with the curves OF Nick
Ntrock. the Boston cast-oH, lost them ths
scond game by the score Of 4 to l.
Scarcity Of hits. was the predominant
nature In both games. In the first contest
lowell laid the ambitious batsmen OF Gala
,anI tribe out with but three hits to their
redit. In the second game Altrock spread
he kalsomine for eight innings. the locals
arely escaping q shut-out A bad throw Of
lattery's to catch Hill at third gave the
3rowns their only run.
ror Tuesday crowd. the attendance was
sven for . double header. more than
fhns being present.
FIRST GAME A VICTORY.
Pie hrst the Browns played all around
"a opponents. Powell was In rare form.
rips e . peach. and made the Chicago bats
msn nibbls at his shoots like q school Of
yuuns perch going after the hsherman's
dy. ,. ,-.-,.-...
1fom Arst to last he displayed . splendid
assortment Of pitchers material A double
hY Callahan and singles by two Of his high
artvates were the extent Of the visitors
willow welding.
Powell also had control. pitching asset
that be has been lacking In most Of his
6AmM. A base on balls to Holmes, tho first
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Race Results at Joliet.

Joliet. Ill. Aug bright weather and a
large crowd marked the opening day Of the Jolie,
lngals Park. The track was heavy. Results:
First race-Joe Russell won second and third
the first heat in 2:24h Clarence G. Norman
dello. AFFORD. Charles sideny and Maud K.
also started E. ~
Second race.-Billy Bryan won one-rile dash;
pace. Time. 2:lsk. Bobby valleys Last and
Third race.-Pat Rooney won in two straisht
heats Best time. 2:l7is. Roger Smith. Aer-
A. also started.
fourth heats and race Best time. 2:leh. Fan
foran won the first heat. Time l:1sA. Henry
Ballast, Red Greenlander. Old Fashion and En-
chantress also ran.
Fifth race-Joe Interest won in straight heats.
sebastian. Sommassas Taylor H Deils. Guilty.
Gold Call, Sylvia One and Jack Month also
started
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BLANkENMEIsTER TO RETURN.
Telegram From Kansas City Says
Wanderer Is There.

Miss NJ. C. Metzger of No. 1sos Morgan
street received telegram from Kansas city
yesterday stating that Ferdinand Blanken-
meister Of No. x15 Locust street, who Dis
appeared mysteriously Monday. July a, Ii
in Kansas City and would come home soon.
Charles Dayenport 9 friend of the family.
man. and tele9raphed to St L0ufs Go1dSS
that sAe y III 1liss Met1gst vas r6QueSfIH
& eay 81 &c ssssss 6 s ssessf s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
F.ner.l Of PANEL P. Alexander.

The funeral Of Daniel P. Alexander. who
died yesterday morning after an illness Of
at o'clock from the family residence, No.
SIG North Kings highway. Mr. Alexander
was u well-known railroad contractor. and
an old resident Of st. Louis He was II
years old and leaves q widow and two chill
dren, Mrs. Kate Wall. who Lives at the
family home, and ]. D. Alexander Of WichI
IA Kas.
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LOSE SECOND CAME

Like the first. the second game was .
pitchers battle, In which Nicholas Altrock
got the better Of Roy Evans.
This was Altrock's first appearance In
st. Louis and although he lacks personal
beauty in decided degree he pitched q
very pretty game An error by Catcher
Slattery, who tried to catch Hill at third.
gave the Browns their only run.
| In the box Aitrock has a very peculiar
motion. and no one knows until the ball
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
chsid burned to De.sh.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. -.
3-yeer-old daughter Of Hamm Davis. . SEC
ton foreman, was burned to death here to-
day. The child lighted q roll Of paper. and.
placing It in her mouth. inhaled son1e Of
the flames. In her pain she dropped the
paper. isniting her dress Before her
mother reached her she was 80 badly
no avail 1850 -. sa----tar
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Chicago .........
PItt1hurH 5000.

Left on bases-Chicago 3. Pittsburg 2 Two-bass
hit.-Wasner / Sacrifice hits-Casey l. kruger /.
s ssSien Tinker ana Ghanee sca o pays
Msnsfe. = BY PhliPpl . 4 Passed haI balls /.
Phlippi !. TmeNOne hour and twenty-seven
minutes Umpdre-Moran.
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j. N. Taylor Elected superintendent.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL 49,
Marshall, MO, Aug THE School Beard
last night unanimously eIectsd Professor
James NJ Taylor superinte 1delt CT Mar
shall public schools. School begins Septenn-
for the superinteniency.
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outwittins tn. L..a sharks.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ardmore L T. Aug. 4-In the sllotment
OF lands to Indians at the Chickasaw land
office at Tishomingo. land sharks. through
for the Indians, and. after securing leases
on proposed allotments. accompany the In
dams to see that they safefy land their VIC
Tins. The AIotting Commission. having
taken cognizance OF the evil. commencing
with to-day, refuses to allow attorneys to
enter the land ONCE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Turf writers to Meet at s.ratos..

Association Of America will! hold its first an
nual reunion in this city on next Saturday and
be track side breakfast" on Sunday morning.
The members Of the organization will enjoy q
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RaulinE.Clnh Picnic

The Cottage Avenue Bowling Club gave its an
nuaI picnic yesterday at Pine Lawn. pro-
gramIre of athletic games and contests for men
and women was the feature. The evening was
scent In dancing,
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GREELY PRINTERY VS.. KANSAS.
Of st. Louis Amateur
League Play Mt Fort Leavenyorth.

Tho Greeley Printery team. champions of
for, Fort Leavenworth. Kas.. to play the
team at that place on Friday afternoon,
Commencing Saturday. August s, they
will play series Of games with the kan
sas City Athletic Club team for the cham
pionship Of Missouri.
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Sacrifice hits-wallace /. Green 2 Double playa
-Htll, Friol and Anderson /. Passed balls-Sat-
Sy Stolen bases,Burkett ]. Ell! i; Jones
Struck out-By Evans g. by Aitrock s. Left on
bales-St. Louis Z. Chicago T. Tine-One hour
and thirty~two minutes. Umpire-O' Laughlin.
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The Twenty-thIrd Street Exchanges defeated
the Walnut Parks sunday by the score of IL ~ l.
Tho feature Of the game was the pitching Of Nil
Ter. he striking out twelve men and allowing but
one hit For games with the winners address W.
A. Schmidt No. 22sS North Market street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Chicago, Aug. 4-Kreigh Collins successfully
defended his title OF Western tennis .champio1
to-day In his match with A. c. Snow winner
Of the Kenwood tournament. The sets postponed
from yesterday were played to-day and went
10 Collins. Us. "a. The frst set played yes
tercay, was also won by Collins 60
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
CLEVELAND ?, DETROIT 8.

Donahus Makes His Debut With tho
Home Team.
Cleveland. Aug. 4-Donahue made his
debut in a Cleveland uniform and was hit
hard in the early part Of the game Null
lin was hit in the wrist by pitched ball
and was forced to retire in favor of Kit
son. Attendance 2q51
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Special Athletic Meeting.

grounds. has called a special meeting for the
Triple 4 Clubhouse OF alt those interested in la
game frcnt among the athletes Of the city and
to meet visiting players in the course OF the
Fair.
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st. LOUIS.

!, Earned fun.-st 4euis Two,hsss hitsIPow-
derson !. Sacrifice hits-Martin j. Double plays
n,Ffiel and Andssson / Tannehill and !.bsll !,
strike-outs-By Powell s. BY Patterson /. Left
on bases-St. Louis g. Chicago Time Of game
oLauEhliu
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Real E.tate T-.n.-...

--AsSnA AStdIc lT0n2IeHl,
soSsd n city BLOCK $s1s: Edgar Mi ip
ca aina VIZ 70 James E. Powers-w. d. -. {
sandon city block O. sl ss; 1 Asass n AND And
ds5.oH and wife to John Weather.. 4. II
I'd Clarendon. city block bet si Asad 1aRs
Meathsrs to Evewood Realty Gov. d.. II
ca saa aTS.s.s. Fl s; bet fou.isns
Abein and husband to Louisa Geimer-w.
H and Bent ETY. IL block Ii siss! BET nax oss
A. Camp to Edward S. H0estmann and
E assoS 9; 'i &, y, v.::,::3
sna Tsylor City BOOK s ss; Msyst Sai,
= a SS to Minna Jahnke-w. d....-..... 1
Assasa e.s + e Block tx ss T Tssms :,
EIE sWEfSShpe.sy !, to Julia III Keane.w a.;
hicnard D. Shepard and wife to An
alsw =; Roach and wife-w. d..
cit bet block IloTE.sans Ind and
ieka Hufendieck and husband to julius
FA fsiIsE al Il. dib bet. Fio;i;..nf and
zast5oM; Jr,: to julius zastrowGw. d.. Z
and Tllsnls city e & Block * . sHt M Mshssn
70 Investment Co. to Augusta Schwarz-
GKxSp-ss It. E. s. being isss S. Grand
e.ty block so: Frederick wie.s and
ssrotee city Block iis7 be- ca. Ss1s and n
ssrassoeryer and husband to George
NACKIAS!nfS5s :, ..;;.i;; -
fsSer place and odei IT, city " 81 BET u.s.
di'na Iheieman to Herman Gericke-N. =.
MAPLE@so IT, n 3: bet. Hamilton and
Heai ~ city block ss2o Lily A. TweI-
MICHIGAN-25 #. ". s., bet. Utah And
Cherokee. city block 100; John G.. Ziln.
merer and wife to Albert Mertz and wife
NIS NM 4 ssf IT: e 5. bet Russell and
Ann. city block rs: John Perk and wife
TO karel Broz and wife-war. tr. lease
oLfxRias IT.. s.. bet. Garrison and
Cardinal. city block 102D: Nettie Rosen- !,
Thai to Simon Van Raalte-w d........ 81
oSTG,E IN. IT. in. -, 8; IS e. cor.
Flanasan to John G.. zimmerer-atc. d..
ONFORD-sg #. $. s.. bet COMMONWEALTH
and Piccadiiy. city block 5ioa: Maple
Ersen Realty Co. to Henry PIeis-w. d.:
spring city block si7s PEI Tho M9.ard ulI ae
and wife to Frederick Kollas and wife
ST. IouIs5o tt n s. bet New,t.adi
English and husband to John Maher and
sT !,s &: s. Sei nllnos
Horseneld and wife to Henry F. HON.
melster and wtfe-w. d.................. 4
TWENTT-THIRD-5o IT,, E. D., n. e cor.
Adams city block 1903: Mary Peacoke ct
and Newstead. citv block ss7s; Herman
A. Haeussler and wife to- Haeussler In
wAGNER-iss It, ~ in. a n. s.. ". Of
Hodiament. city block as4s; william A.
Rutledge Realty Company to Washing-
TON u. hutiedge-W. d.....................
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Tho r. 4 s. Athletics defeated strong picked
team Sunday by the score Of 9 to g. The Ath-
letics were to have played the Hunts but the
game was called of on account OF rain the for
rner team would like to play the Hunts next sun
day. For particulars address No. 800 St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Manager Callahan of the Chicago American
League team signed Harry Felter. st. LIouih
amateur to plav with the Chicago American
League team yesterday.
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The Old capitols would like to hear from all
out of town teams. For particulars address A. A.
Graf. No. les South Seventh street.
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The Rose Hills defeated the strong Ees.us. Mo.
of Fitzgerald for the Festus team and Sell for
the winners was the feature Of the game. For
Meyer. No. IS North Second street.
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The Mound Citys defeated the Murphysboro
Ill. team on Saturday and Sunday. the scores be-
ing to 3 and 8 to z The feature Of the games
was the pitching Of GruHer.
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The Belts defeated the Gittens at Citizens Park
Sunday by the scors OF TO .: Tbs feature Of
Huggins The playing Of Gardner at frss was
also feature.
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The Schneiders defeated the All Stars Sunday
mornins By the score Of II to s. In the after
noon they defeated the Horsns by the score Of 1
TO 0. The winners would like to hear from ali
preferred- Address W. G. Schneider, Cottage and
Surfing avenues ->A>A
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Amateur Ba.ebaiI Notes.

The LaSalles would like to arrange games with
all teame in the 13 and Il year old class, the Blue
Diamonds preferred. Address K. McBrarity No.
27c9 Hickory street.
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The Hunts defeated the HeaIey Star. hv IN.
:Sors OF to I, The former would like to arrange
cIsas FIN All IN ne Is and 1s year old
No. ms South Broadway 1Aaus =
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SUNDAY Tns Sy n s #
Rely Rs M 81 81 avenue. Address
z The wllIuh.faa Of Tsss.on, Mo-. defeated the
Of as city 3, sa ". By n, ;so
work OF HsFfns and Aasuehon.' the he I so.nss
IKE to afaas: games for IL ns1. s1e
SUNDAYS. For PARTICULAR. and dates address W.
The Frisco Systems defeated the strong Cherry
ners VIII depart for indian Terrsor, I Win w iSe
fMS9ITins players; Tate, l.. T.: MeNaInara, o T.:
ing and Higgins p. and cosgrove. manager. '0'
The Union sodas defeated the Ben Miller, sun.
day by the seore Of Is to s. The batteries were
ners would like to hear from the Rohllnss. Nor
ssens NNaupss . and For particulars i'd
The Strattmann. No.. team would like 70 ar
cuisrs address A Descsamps. ss3 Eft pan
The Lebanon team defeated the Dueuoin team
by the score OF to ..
The shrewsburys defeated the Ferguson McKin-
neys Sunday. by the score Of Is to 4 The win
neIs would liks to hear from ~ nrst;eass teams.
No. s3s North Second street.
The Nordens defeated the Roflings Sunday by
the score Of 10 to Z. Tho feature Of the cams
was tho pitching Of Cooney and the ons-hsnded
catch Of Holmes. The winners would like to
hear from all teams in the If-year-old class.
Address P. Norden. No. 2147 Gratiot street
The Globes have open dntes and would like to
arrange games with frst-class tean5 to be played
at Ehman Park No. 100 Florissant avenue. For
particulars call address Charles J. BARLEY,
No. FOL Franklin avenue.
The Universal Machines defeated the siebsr-
Truses Saturday by the score Of u to :. The
~ he ANA US no r,Ia ~nSC hall
Oxman and Beynon
The Bunker Hills defeated the Stars sunday
= the score OF 5 to 2. The feature Of tho game
was the pitching OF Payey.
The Collinsvills. ILL.,. team defeated the Ess-
ruellers Sunday by the score Of to l. The
latter team would like to arrange games with
all local For particulars address A.
Neuhauss. No. COS South Sixth st.
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y" NATIONAL IEAGU GGs$s BASEBALL NOTES $$ &C.

Exchange team Sunday by the score Of II to =
winning handsome cup donateo by the United
Irish League OF this city.
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Tho Old Orchards defeated the Lindenwoods
Sunday by the .Sors Of TO s. The feature Of the
with the winners. who play in the y and y year
old class. address John AcCarron, Tuxedo No.
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The Baileys defeated the .Atlantics Sunday by
the score Of 10 to ). The feature OF the game
was the pitching Of Haley for the winners.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Ths Ni.sasss defeated The Marine. By the .cor.
O u to H. For Ga1nes with the Winner sddress
W. o. spsllmeyer. No. die College avenue. ' :.
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The Allan Pfeifers and the Unions PLAYED two
innings Sunday the score at that tin,e being 2 to
Allan Pfsifers. zipp and Schaefer: Unions, Brown
and Schultz.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

The Unions would like to arrange a rame FOR
nAAt Sunday, the Arcades and Marines nreferred
Address William Bannon. No. 800 Chouteau ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Tho Irvingy defeated the wainwrishts Sunday
by the score Of to 4. The winners VIII play the
Anchors next Sunday. For games with the Irv-
Ninth street
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Hnrne.s Races Postponed.


Buffalo Aug 4-The grand circuit trottins
races scheduled for to-day were postponed on
account OF rain.
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Detroit
Cleveland.

sBatted for Gochnauer In the ninth.
fBatted for Donahue in the ninth
cleveland ..................3 o-1
Detroit .................-...2 0 2 o o o o o5
First base on errors-Detroit 2. Left on bases
-Cleveland1. Detroit 6. Three-base hits-Lush
l. Two-base hits-Latoie l. Mcclure ]. Hit by
pitcher-By Mullin !. by Donahue /. First base
on balls-By Mullin l. by kitson l. Struck out
By Donahue 3, by Mullin /. Sacrifice hits
Gochnaner 1. Barrett 3. Lush l. Stolen bases
Crawford /. Flick l, Lajoie i. Bradley /. Passed
balls-Abbott / Umpre-Connoly. Time Of game
One hour and forty-five minutes.
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The Iindeii Hotels would like to arrange game.
for saturday afternoons and out-of- town rarne1
for Sundays. Address F. Chaplin Lndeil Hotel.
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sa nana the DENIED
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The Strattmann, Mo-. team would like 10 ar
range games with teams Of this city. For par
ticulars address A A. Deschamps, Strattmsnn,
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Regardless of the Nature Complications Case All Cor
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ManY Will Be FIR

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CHICAGO 1, PITTsBuRG 0.
Only One Error Recorded in Exciting
80, Contest.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-The champions were
whitewashed one to nothing to-day in a de-
cided pttchers battle, and a game that was
and Elagle's single. Casey's sacrifice. wild
pitch and Chances hot one past third,
scored the run. Attendance, 200. Score:
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The Ener5tds were defeated at Sullivan, No.,
Sunday by the score Of 8 to s. The former would
Ike TO hear from all out-of.town teams. Address
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Ihs Clerks defeated strong picked team Sat
grday and were defeated Sunday by the Rice
team for ns1t sunday morning. the scribes pre-.
ter5Ssd. sAddresS ". weber No. sos Commercial
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ne Hamiltons would Ike to hear from all
tenzn4e b. the IL and II year ol6 cIs and ~o1aia
Ike 20 elgn-4 rood battery. For particufars and
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spauldinss of Alton S. carrol.ons 3.

The Orphan Boys would like to arrange games
With frst.class tssmA to be played on their
For particulars address n. Dolls No. 400 JunIa:a
street.
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The Union Sodas defeated thu Ben Miller, sun.
day by the seore Of 1s TO s. The batteries were
ners would Ike to hear from the Rohllnrs Nor
6ens Haupts and Pioneers. For PARTICULAR adj
dress No. 20l4 Menard street.
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GREAT FREE OFFER EXTENDED!

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The Frisco Systems defeated the strong Cherry
vale team at that place yesterday The win
ners VIII depart for indian Territory with the
Walsh. r. Is: Oconnell. 1 b.: shannon. ! b. !:
stader. b.; Dicks. g.; Parker. c.: Heath, lost.
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The Lebanon team defeated the Duquoin team
by the score OF 4 to g.
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IT. The Autoerat. defeated the osages Sunday BY
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The Shrewsburys defeated the Ferguson McKin-
neys Sunday by the score OF Is to l. The win
ners would lika to hear from all rst-class teams.
For particulars and dates address Ed Robidoux
No. 92S North Second street.
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The Universal Machines defeated the sieosr-
Trusels Saturday by the score of u to T. The
feature OF the game was the playing OF Campbell
Oxman and Beynon.
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The Globes have open dates and would like to
arrange games with ffrst-ciass team be played
at Ehman Park, No. 100 Florissant avenue For
particulars call or address Charles J. BARLEY,
No. FOL Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

The Nordens defeated the Rohlings Sunday BY
the score Of 10 to Z. Tho feature Of the game
was tho pitching Of Cooney and the ons-hsndsd
catch of Holmes The winners would Ike to
hear from all teams in the n-year-old class.
Address P. Norden. No. 2147 Gratiot street.
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complicated
that month 's s1.ian.
Absolutely Cured 10 An
BEGINNING Before
able
Proper Time to Treat nature. help.
.Sf
s.sarrn trssss eases Of .f.s.s Moaia
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Club. p. ". l. Pct Club. p. w. L Pet.
PittsburE 90 60 20 .ss6 Brooklyn .s6 Il IS Al
New York.M 81 - $50 Boston SIS s. g q.
Cincinnati. 81 ~ ~ .51e iPhiladei. SO 81 bs As
where They Play To-day.
Cincinnati at St. Louis Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadel. at New York
Yesterday's Results.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

The Bunker Hills defeated the Starr sunda.
the score OF to 2 The feature of tho gam
was the pitching OF Pavey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

a. sSies q .Zsssz,hssEhs sesis iihs 70 hear
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
A FEW MARVELLOUS CURES

FEW MARVELLOUS CURES.
MI yea; s.stss n M st.
myself Msans with caash the stomach
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etouaach trouble
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

NAPLE-s0 #. n. 3. bet. Hamilton and
ker 70 Frank B.. Bergiar-w. d.-.........
MlCHlGAN-5 #. ". g.. bet. Utah and
Cherokee, city block 1502; John G.. Zin-
merer and wife to Albert Merfz and via
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

The Collinsvills Ill., team defeated the Ess-
nuellers Sunday by the score Of to l. The
latter team would like to arrange games with
Neuhauss. No. COS South Sixth st.