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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
SMITH ACADEMY TIES
BLEES MILITARY TEAM.
Field Contest OF Missouri College Will
BE Made Annual
Affair.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo-. May 23.-The first inter-
scholastic track and field meet OF Missouri
was pulled off to-day, resulting In lie
score of 50 to 30 between Blees Military oil
Macon and Smith Academy of St. Louis
The tie will be pulled off In st. Louis next
Saturday
Maryville High School scored and Buch-
anan College OF Troy scored 10. Maryville
entered but one man. Moore, VINO competed
in the discus throw. shot put and hammer
throw, scoring in each event.
Buchanan College also had but one man,
Reed who won first in the mile and hall
mile, leaving the entries far behind him.
Several other schools were expected,
among them Central High School OF Kansas
City and Kirksville High School. The
KirksvilIe men missed the train. and Cen
trail al the last moment decided not to come
Medals were presented To the winners III
each event Blees capturing seven smith
seven, Buchanan two and Maryviile High
School
This meet was given under the auspices
Of the Missouri University and under the
management of Doctor {. W. fIetEerington
the director of athletics at Missouri. He is
well pleased with the meet and it Will be
made an annual feature. Summary:
l2o-yard hurdle-Marcon of Smith Won; Lev
renee Smith Turner. Blees. second. Time. Is 10
l9D-yard dash--Cherrill. Blees won; SwartZ,
Smith, second Marcom Smith. third. Time. IL
seconds
One-mile run-Reed, buchanan. won: Abbott
Blees. second; Gays. Blees. third Time. 5:2t
4iO-yard run-MOntgomery. Blees, won: Fun
ston Rlees. second; Heilman. Smith. third.
s2S-yard rln--Cherrill, Blees. won; swertz,
Smith, second; Montgomery. Blees third. Time
% 3-i0 seconds.
22O-yard hurdle race-Marcom. Smith won:
Lawrence. Smith. second: Funston, Blees. third
Time, % seconds.
Sso.yard rgn-Reed. Buchanan. won: Dyer. Dyer.
II 80 seconds.
Pole vault-Lambert Smith, won: Baurnan
Smith. second: Hanson. Blees. third. Height. 10
feet.
Discus throw-Cherr.l Blees. won: Moore,
Msaryviile, High School s second f stanaFd smith,
Running high jump-Warner. Blees, and Lam
bert. Smith. tied: Hellman. Smith, third. Height.
8 feet 11s inch
School. and Cherr!ll. Blees. tied Stanard. Smith.
third. Distance. SO feet 5ia inches.
Running broad jump-Warner, Bees, won; Mar
com. smith, second: Lambert. smith, third Dis
tance 10 feet 10i. inches.
Twelve pound haInme; throw-stanard. Smith,
won; Warner. Blees, second: Lawrence. Smith.
third. Distance. 1l3 feet inches
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
JOCKEY CLUB DIRECTORS MEET.
Stockholders of Union Body Make
Final Arrangements for Track.

At a meeting of directors and stockholders
Of the new Union Jockey Club held yester-
day evening in Theodore Rassieur's S, office.
Captain Patrick Carmody announced that
all the necessary capital had been sub
scribed and pledged for the new undertak-
ing, and that grading Of the track would
commence July 1.
Those present pledged themselves to make
immediate payments on the 20 per cent of
stock still outstanding. thus guaranteeing
the full amount of capital in the next two
weeks
Plans were discussed for improving the
grounds and the neighboring territory
1t was also announced that work in gen.
eral on the grounds would commence this
week and that surveying was already in
progress. The ground win be sufficiently pre-
pared. 1t is thought, by July /. to have the
track work commence on that date.
Among those present besides Captain
Carmody, were Alex. Konta, ]. F. Dodds,,
James Gallagher Michael Hannlcks John
Mescer. John N. Duffy, H. W. Harris and
NJ. Shaughnessy. Doctor Bernays was rep
resented by proxy.
To give an opportunity for the discussion
of final details. another, meeting will be
held next Saturday evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
PoURaUoI PAS WON STAKE.
Got Decision by a Neck in . DrivinE
Finish.

Finish.
Cincinnati, o., May 23-The Merchants
Stake. for S-year-olds and upward. was the
attraction at Latonia to-day and crowd al
most as large as that on Derby day was out
to witness the sport. The field was made up
mostly OF selling platers, with st. Hera the
choice at even money.
In driving finish between Pourquoi Pas.
Senior and st. Eera the first named won tho
decision by half length.
Rainland, the odds-on favorite was beaten
In the second race easily by Mizzenmast, q
10 to shot.
Weather hot; track fast. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Ethel Davis. 100 d.
to ]. second: Governor sayres. log {Fietcher1' 10
TO 4 third. Time. 1:l5Ii. Lovable. Mandamus
Plant. Bediam and Golden Prince also ran o''.
Robcro. to ]. won: Ra!nland. 1lS Beauchanp)
third Time. 1:oS Jim Ferran, osyroSe and
Marshal Ney also ran
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Aimless Ill
u to l.. second: Bineheiio. III {RomaneiliJ, J to
L third Time. l:sois. Adelante. G. W. W.,
waliabout and Adrnetus also ran.
Cap. los (scully). L to l. won; May Combs. los
q: q OConnorl, to I. second: Soufriere, los (Rob.
stss9. to 2 third. Time; :5sR Eva Clare.
Stella Hunter. tobennetta and Sue W. also ran.
Fifth race the Merchants Stake. net value to
Wison ONE Mo1 isp9ursp9, se1e1 4 T. Pa s.
% to l; second: st. Hera. LOG (T Knight. even
third Time, l:42A. Sinner Simon. Firing Line
Sixth, race. seven furlongs-Laura Lighter. 1os
&C keily2. to l.. won: Mary Lavanna, los
dssaFs tsr se'0na Time. May s ssenR %voI y
Muoiavfa ana Vogue also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
New Illinois Corpora lions.


Springfield. ILL.,. May 9.-The following
corporations were licensed to-day by thi
Secretary of State:
Citizens. Telephone Company Of Lawrence
County. of Lawrenceville: to operate tels&
porators-J. X. Dickerson. ]. NJ. Spangler and G
W. Parkinson
Sesterka Podporutici Jednota Of Coal Cityi
for benevolent purposes: no capital stock. In.
corporators-Anna Rouda. Barbara Tobernan and
Mary Kral.
Evanston Yacht Club of Evanston: for social
purposes: no capital stock. Incorporators-Henry
". Walker. Geo c. Eberlng and ]. Armstrong.
Scandinavian American Christian Free Mission
in Canton. China OF Chicago: for missionary
work: capital stock. Incorporators-Peter J.
Elmquist. John MartinsCn and G.. A. Young
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
DEGNAN BEST IN FIFTH.
PatrOimnn Wins Marksmanshfp But
ton for District With Total of 614.

Patrolman Degnan of the Fifth District
won his craftsmanship button yesterday by
totaling 109 in the district shoot. making
his grand total for police practice 614. Po-
liceman Henke finished in second place with
mark of 103 for the day and 576 for the
six turns at the range.
Wilson and Shea were the sole remaining
members of the district squad to make pas
sable scores yesterday, Wilson totaling 81
and Shea making 73. Several absentees from
the Central District were on hand, their
scores being: Conlon, lis; Thompson, Ill;
Maupin, los. Grote of the Third District
scored 81.
Fourth District police will practice to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
PRINCETON DOWNS HARVARD.
Tigers Trail Crimson in the Dust, sl1
to Five.

r
Cambridge May 23.-Harvard met defeat
at the hands of Princeton on Soldiers Field
this afternoon, 6 to s. Until the eighth in
ming Harvard could not score. although
getting men to second and third bases.
Princeton outplayed the crimson In every
respect, and got runs on repeated errors py
the Harvard men.
In the first half Of the eighth inning the
grand stand back of the catcher was seen
to take fire. and there was scramble Of
spectators from the seats to the ground.
This incident, which did not prove serious,
caused q ffteen-minute interruption in the
game.
With no one out Harvard then began to
play fast ball. and with two on bases, to-
gether with two singles, and then home
run by. Stllman. five runs were scored
Harvard lost her chance to win in this in
ming by stupid base running Just before the
third man was out The score:
Princeton ............1 81 20 % 6 4
Harvard ..............o g 0-5 8 @
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Reid: Clarkson and r.
herman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Ontario Racer Open.

Toronto; ontario. May p..Nearly q. 600 people
Clubs spring meeting. Weather fine: track fast.
Results:
First race six furlongs-Shrine won: Claude.
second: Brushby. third. Time, 1:17.
Second race steeplechase. mile and threc-Quaf-
ters-Bob Alone. won: John Ruskin. second: Dick
Haase, third. Time. s:37h.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Bank Street,
won: Dubois. second: Far Rockaway. third.
Time. 1:52Z.
Fourth race four furlong+Scotch Plume won;
]. l. McC., second; Sky Blue. third Time, :50x.
Fifth race the Kings Plate mile and guar
Crest third. Time. 2:15is.
Sixth race. si1 furlGngs3%Basuto, sa % won: Maiden,
Seventh race. six furlongs-Euclaire. won;
Golden Cottage second: Caithness, third Time,
1:17A.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
Secretary winsor's Team Won Criclse
Match From Doctor Murray,s Saund.

In the cricket match at Forest Park yes
terday, Secretary A. E. Winsors team won
from the team captained by Doctor Muir
ray, the score standing 6s to AZ. Fletcher,
Robinson. Winsor and Ratcliff made the
best bowling averages for the victors,. while
Cunningham, Dougal, L. Clark and n.
Holmes made the best for the losers.
An open handicap athletic meet will be
given on the grounds of the St. Louis
Amateur Athletic Association Saturday,
conducted under the rules of the A. A u,
and athletes must be registered with that
body. Entries may be made with H. 7.
Ferriss No. 211 North Fourth. or with
Tom Aitken at the clubhouse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
New Missouri Corporations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No., May 23.-Corporation
charters were issued to-day by the Secre-
tary of State to the following-named COM
panies:
The Sites Construction Company Of Aurora;
r. :. and H. II. stiles.
The Galloway Canning Company Of Galloway
capital. $500, all paid. Incorporators-M l.
Howard, L. NJ; Hubble. ]. J. Snyder and others.
The Harwood Telephone Company OF Harwood3
capital. $4,000; per cent paid. incorporators-
J. 7. Davis, T. P. Hayes. ]. r. Dale and others.
The Maryvlle Furniture Company Of Marys
VILE; capital. 5000. all paid. Incorvorators-C
A. Smith, Caroline Smith. f. J. Miller and Anna
II. Miller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Keefe to Fight McGivney.

Jack Keefe OF East St Louis. who was
knocked out bv Young Corbett last Tuesday, will
20 on against Billy McGivney at the Columbia
Athletic Club next Wednesday evening. the bout
being carded for fifteen rounds. They are to
battle at 40 pounds McGivney Is Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivar's protege and is said to be
clever boxer Billy Saunders, the negro feather
weight will 70 on with Billy Huber in an eight
round preliminary at 126 pounds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
CHICAGO WON FROM WISCONSIN.
Badgers Were Crippled by Action of
j. EacuIty.

Madison. Wis. May 23.-Chicago the duel
tack meet from Wisconsin by score of IN
to 5S,s The Badgers We're handicapped by the
practically sure OF first In the shot-put and
broad jump. out OF the meet Chicago took first
In both these events.
MeEachen of Wisconsin won tho two-mile run
in 10 minutes and four-ffths OF q second. beat
ing the Western Intercollegiate record BY seven
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Evansville wins Third Game.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Evansville, Ind. May 3-Evansytle made It
a fairly good game for the visitors. but was poor
ly supported. The home team, however, was
stronger at the bat and won easily Score:
Evansville ........0 81 - u
Terre Haute .......0 0 Q 0 o 0 %
Batteries-Treat and Cross: Scott and Richard
son. Umpire-kreig Attendance, g0I
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Record.r. pefeat License Collectors.

The Recorder of Deeds team defeated the Ii
10. The principal features Of the game were the
batting Of Paul Young. Jr.: and the pitching Of
captained by James Farley and he has great
expectations of floating the pennant oyer the
Recorders office. Both teams are in the City
Hail League.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Start good. Won easily; next three driving. win'
Hanover-Theora. Iccle showed Improvement, made his
Deest given weak ride taken back when she 10
then came fast IN the home. Christopher give
back.
Tme-:ls. :2ss. 1854. tsH. I:oIla I:l4E. I:2s.
0n1
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Among the Colleges.

At Terre Haute-Butler College s. Indiana Nor
At Columbus. o.-ohio 3 West Virginia /.
At lafayette Ind..PuEdue T. pepauw j.
At Crawfordsvllle. Ind.-Wabash 8. Indiana 2
At Ithaca n. Y..Michigan 9; Cornell 81
At West Point-Columbia II. West Point g.
At Chicago-Illinols 9, Chicago D.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Omaha, Neb.. May 23.-Companion was puzzle
to the visitors to-day. holding them down TO six
hits and shutting them out without Il run. Score .
R II. Il.
Omaha ............O / = 10 0
Batteries: Companion and Thomas: Glade.
Cn}ln and Mcconnell.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Denver, Colo. May 23.-Hartselrs home run
in the third won the game for Denver. Score;
Dsnver o o o -
Peoria ..........1 0 0 0 0 0-3 10
Batteries: Barber and Latimer: Alioway and
Wilson
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Amateur Da,ebou Notes.

-. The mechanical department OF the St Louis
,,ia transit Conpa5y has the following players in
Moore. Hardy. Hounsfed. Bullen. Graham
Swinhart. Sparrow and Mattick. They would
like to hear from all teams. Address ]. Mat
tick. master mechanics office. st. Louis Transit
Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Tournament STANDING

Lee Michigan of the Office Mems Club leads
me squad bunch for the individual champion.
stip OF the cocked-hat tournament. McD0naId
II n, the Haupts is good second and Shaw acSair
Ihe percentages are OF high order, and. taken
as 4 whole better than any praviorT ysorIt
secretary Amos l. Seamon's figures are. an
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Apprentice allowance claimed.
THE REPUBLICS Sci

THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS
First Race-Hegira, Corder. MAZDA Bell
Second Race = Sweet Myrtle. Ora Mckinney,
Rhyme and Reason.
Third Race-Bas d'or. Lady Charlotte, Happy
Deutschland.
Fifth Race-Icicle. EchodaIe, Sir cristopher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Kansas city 3, Des Moines o.

Des Moines May 23.-o'Leary's in the
arst half Of the fourteenth inning this after
lost the game for Dies Mo.nss Up to that
a pitchers battle Throughout. Attendance. 1.5V0
Score:
Des Moines.o o o o o o Q 90
Batteries-Barry and Marshall; Hess and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Major PELHAM won
KINDERGARTEN STAKE
Son of G. W. johnson and Strath-
maid Galloped Away From Old
Stone and Walnut Hills.
F0RMFUL RACES A FEATURE.
with the Exception Of Flash of
Night, Every Contest Was Won
by Short Priced Horses
Scorpio Beat Elastic.
F0RMFUL RACES A FEATURE.

Major Pelham, G. W. Johnson-Strath-
maid simply ran away from OLD Stone and
Walnut Hill in the Kindergarten Stake at
the Fair Grounds yesterday. He took up
lis pounds. won by ten lengths from Old
Stone and did the five furlongs in l:o2 He
was well spent at the end.
Pelham was to In the betting. Stone
was TO l. and Hills to 1. It WAS
bonnie start Pelham won II in the frst
eighth.
He shot to the front and opened up a
gap OF ten lengths in the initial quarter.
This lead he maintained to the end. Old
Stone was always second. He tried to run
out at the stretch turn. Troxler broke a
leather OF his stirrup holding him in. Hence
TroNler could not give the colt his best
ride In the run home. He had him under
the whip all the way.
Before the race Mr.. Engman priced the
wanted $500. He would have been cheap
a good locker One would like to see him
hook up with Doctor Parrish's Scotch
Dance when the latter is good
Icicle, a favorite, won the first event. U; 2.
De Arman bid him up to $1,000 from S0e,
MIR. Gumberts keeping him. There was a
rolled home at Is to j. ". W. Elliott. her
owner, left for Latonia the previous night
and did rot bet on her. She had been sick
Earl let Harry Griffith run out all the
way. That beat him. Maverick was heav-
iiy played. but failed to make good. Deer
hunter ran nice race into second place. =.
Mafalda won the third event handily un-
der nice ride. st. Agnes II ran a Door
race here, though hard ridden. Her race
under Dale was not any better than that
under Dean. the race which got Dean In
trouble.
It might also be noted that Bensars race
under Dale was not any better than his bad
race under Waldo behind Miss Mae Day last
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
BROWN TAKES THE "RuBBEn.r

Defeats Yale by. the Score of Seven
to Nothing. .sf.-'-
Providence R l.. May 2s-Brown won the
rubber from Yale to-day by defeating her
to O. Lynch Of Brown pitched wonderful ball
and had the Yale tatsmen completely at his
mercy He scored fourteen strike-outs and al
lowed only two singles to the New Haven men
RHB
Brown ................s 1900 -
Yale ..................o 90
Bstteries-Lynch and Clark: Westcott. Patton
and Winslow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Gearxetoun Won.

Annapolis, Nd. May 23.-In the boat race here
today between the Georgetown and Naval Aead-
amy crews the former carried of all the honors,
winning first and second places In fine style.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Minneapoli. o, Columbus 1.

Minneapolis. Mimi. May "a single by Bride
WELL sacrifice by Raymer. followed by wild
pitch by Vasbinder. and an error by Hart in
the eighth gave Columbus one and the game
here to-day Attendance. 4.sI5. Score:
Minneapolis .......o ooooooo % . i
Columbus ..-..-....0 e-1 4
Batteries Minneapolis yasbinder and Yager;
Columbus. Williams and Roach.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
-Concordia League Games.

The st. Pauls will play the Cross team at
o'Fallon Park this afternoon. ST. Johns and the
Bethlehems will play at Gravos avenue and
Bamberger street. The four teams compose the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
st. Paul n. ToIedo .

st. Paul. Mimi, May 2.-The local team took
the first game OF the series from Toledo after
ten innings Of interesting play. Attendance l.42I.
RHB
Paul........O la .
Toledo ...........l o 0 0 o % 9 2
-(iarrick and Butler
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Earned runs-College Q, Rolla 2. Two-base hits
Graves /, Sacrifice h.tsERiosdan / Foley /
Struck out-By Eigg!n, !. by Graves 6 Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
MONEY IN TURF INVESTMENTS.


4 you yish bank hap
PER
for askn Remid o :
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

At Jolie.-Joliet s. Cedar Rapids g.
At Bloomincton-Davenport S. Bloomington l.
At Decatur-Rockford Z. Decatur O..
At Rock Island-ROck Island Z. Dubuque
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
TOURNAMENT RECOl

High FIVE team-Centrai. LII.
High single tearn-Druggist, 3l4.
High ilve. ndividual--Leifleld, S..
Least misses per match-Clymer. 0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The South Ends defeated tho TyIers Sunday
by the score of to .. The former team will
play the Garrisons this afternoon at carondeIet
p:a Iark, me SOUTH Ends would like to hear from
washington, Staunton, Ste. Genevieve and other
eat-oI,town out teams Address l.. B. Paulette No
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The East st. Louis team will play the Atoms
az Alton The Belleviles will play at Sd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
z. Knp.as City @.

Kansas City, No, May 23.-After the second
inning Gibson did not allow an Indianapolis
player to reach first base until the ninth when
two doubles and a single gave tho visitors the
game. Attendance. l.50o. Score
Kansas City ..,...o 20 800 % Q
Indianapolis .......0 0 o 0 2--3 o
Batteries-Kansas CITY Gibson and Malone;
Indianapolis. Kellum and Heydon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The kerns and the Eisenstadts, both OF this
sity; sy;W VIII play at Belleville to-day. Umpire.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The Spaldings will play the team at Mascoutah.
ernan and Felter. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The White Seals viii play the Orphan Boys at
Lee and Newstead avenues this afternoon The
Seals batter will be Cramer and Scholl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

good infelder would like to Join some good
team in the ls.year-olt class. Address N. Coors-
sen. No 1881 Franklin avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

four scratchs were all that louisville could get
from Magill to-day, while every man on the
Milwaukee team scored Il hit. Attendance 1000
'' RH.E
Milwaukee .........1 o 0 = II
Louisville ........2 0 0 o 0 0 %
Observation-Disclosures. McGll and spcer: Louis
VILE Coons and Shrfyer
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Dallas in a ffteen-inning game Score, 1 TO 3.
Batteries-Hize and Westlake; r. Clark and
Berry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

y.ncennes. Ind, May 23.-owensboro of the K
l. T. League won TIE third game from VIM
cennes to-day on errols. Score, rs to s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The Linden Hotels will play the Millers at
sublettc and Manchester avenues this afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Colorado Springs 8. milwaukee, 3.

Colorado Springs Colo. May "a batting rally
in the SIXTH when four singles. a sacrifice and
a home netted five runs won the last game
OF the series for the locals to-day. Score:
milwaukee, .........0 0-3
Colorado Springs. % IS IL
Batteries: .vallendorff. Sea and Lucia: New
nd StarDnple
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Washington. Mo-. May 23.-The baseball game
at the Fair Grounds Park this afternoon be-
tween the kirkwood High School team and the
Washington High School team resulted In a
Of 3 in favor of the Washington team.
Batteries-For Washington, Dougherty and
Pfanth: for Kirkwood. Monroe ana Brown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

good all-round player would like TO toin
come team in the - and q year old classes
Address Kass Redfeld. No. 24G9 North Prairie
avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
scoRPIo IN THE SPRINT.

Scorpio. at to i, won the sprint handi-
cap. He jumped out and led all tho way.
Troxler gave him a perfect ride. He rated
him in front, stole ground at the stretch en-
try, and then gave him a perfect finish.
Louis Wagner trailed Scorpio ali the way
and made bold bid In the stretch, but
Troxler unfinished Hall
Iroxler also won the sixth race nicely
with Lunar, 6-to-5 shot. He got her OFF
well, rated her handsomely and won clev-
orly. Pathos, Pirateer and Warner all ran
better races than Lunar. but she was in
front and free, while they were Off badly
and had bad luck coming through the big
fields. After this race Captain Rice claimed
Pirateer from W. NJ. Hayes
Joe Lesser beat Orris In n canter IN tb.
last race. Orris xas off In front and led to
the sig furlong5 Here Lesser Joined issue
ana Fought it He came away in the
stI etch and wl)Hhandily. Mr.. Chic claimed
orris back from Kansas Price for 81, 700
I MONDAYS FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES
II Eirst race. ak furlnnes ceiling.
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The Thistles defeated the Holmeses by the
score of % TO 0. For games with the former
team address 7. Long. No. 222i Cass avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The Unions viii play the Rceders this after
noon at Spring and Cliouteau avenues. The
ormer team would like to hear from hrst-class
teams Address Willie Bannon No 500 Chou
teau avenue.
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REp1-R1Ic, SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo, Ill, May 23.-Jackson defeated Cairo
to-day by a score OF 8 to 8.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff, Ark. May 23-Monroe lost to Pine
Bluff to-day the closing game of series OF
three. Score: Monroe. !. 3, 3: Pine Blun.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
RACING $$=$$$$ ATHLETICS ==$$$$$=". GENERAL SPORT
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Eighteenth day.
Judge track
Fitrace fors-y sandup pseling, g,purse%
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Natchez, Miss. May 23.-At Pine Blum: Pine
Rlrn 6 Monroe I
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

The Ben Millers will play the J. B. Hicks this
afternoon at Labadie and st. Louis avenues
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24


Paducah. Ky, May 2s.-The last game to-day
between Paducah and Clarksville was given 70
the local team by a score Of to 0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Tho Rohlings would like to hear from vIrtien
Lebanon. Cairo and all other out-of- town teams
Address John Barrett. No. 6l4 South Sixth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

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