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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Frontenac. He and AstaIita raced behind
Brush Up. the pacerrak-r, TO the turn Of
the back stretch. There Robin. squeezed
| through with him between Brush Up and
the Iail. and al the tuI7, for hom. he was
in front. Mate3or. outrrn IN the early
part, closed fas; al the eEd and Fronsenac
hao TO Ire rid!e,, to win by length.
AstaI!ta tired at the end and finished {.
poor third. heating Brush Cp lsixth.
The latter also succuiab=d 10 tho early
pace. She WAS intrrterei With at the Iur-
long POLE. else she might have bestcn As
tAri'a FOR third money.
GAY BOY BEATEN I:N BAD RIDE.
Crack Eastern ho.s.s that come down
here with reputatioas Invariably have
their measures taken by Western animals
held to be little better than selling plat
cTs. Al example ot thi. was furnished In
the second race, IL cY!.d,t'uu affair at a
mile. for which Gay Boy. with Powell
M. Wa q .-to-In choice. Hut A." started,
Orthodox being among the "bs:.:iice'' 81
TamI.aiiy and Ea!"-Tis.n. each al 70 i
wcr" supported III h"li:eRrtci fasa alon a.
nRvins outside chances 10 defeat III" Ia
rur!t". That 1t. Ttm.uaDy w"H waS '.u:
30 c.Crcr :ioiIs ~ tl': i':it oi hcfiasSSi
VIII, had the m"2nt. ANA q veGy poor .f-
tOrt from Powel GsF boy. Wien
th" tcli WIS Strengthened !"- the ;u:i
down the lack stretch, ,heaa TWO went TO
III" front. and the race was between them
Powell hept To- the outside. while Hen
messy hugsed the inside rail, whers The
going WAS alrlO.t equally good, and Ia
cutting the corners saved half :, dozen
lengths.
In III" run through III. stretch Gay
1!n! came very fast rn til.' sSIrcnIr out
side. hut he could 40; quite 60: ~. St.
TtmrnaUy winning hy a reck. i IL" .irf"iI
~ th. Eastern h"rs,. was hiow 10 sp.ru-
ltt"rs. ~ he !ouksd 10 fa- ou'c!ass lis
Held a'!d vas hosVlir played. With :. good
ride ~ could not have lost.
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARIZE
WeHtatc rainy: track heavy. Sunmu-
l'i"E:
I-irs; r.ca. a.H fa-oass-G.r. Tr,n, p!xi-.
las Il. l'h!..iis,. II % :. ven. I4,:,s plvs. itp
iia!syon D4y5, ~, i:Sh. N,ym.ia. Night Msr.
ng"-r'i'''. Lazy c-a.ge!o Az. .;uanort, i:r.lp
see.r: race, ~.c m.ic-s:. TaEn.a..y. ioe' .
Lh"n?resy1 . I" :. ON. Ga> H.. T. ,t""-dN.
= :. ts-rj. Time, 80. iachaei Ward and
Th.:, race. g,- Ii!s-,7,. TTlner. %, ,,rin,-
En:ns', 4" !. won; fawtGc"si. ip' 'Nlc9r, :
Ms!. Ro-?"ri,k I'hu. Hsa:.:su. bob Mo@s,n! al!
iaui Revere also raa.
Fourth race. hani,c;.2 * snd one-hnlt fur
;ar:th. Us leo. II 10 :. -',.-d Tfr... -. 80
Hrpsh Up. i.ieu-eEsu; Rio, ..ntas"ne .:.d
fUirhIHl also iHTl-
F!fth race. -in !r-lCEE5-'To2!c. rs ,Crtm:uinsi
:" :. won: 60 Ti.rII-r. lri ,.iicolJ. : "a !.
second T.,),7y Mack. .. t.tuui.ct-r:Ii. - I" ).
third -.a.-. J. IL J-a. NIItCs.t, r~sS-a. Nsh
hose. Ny iars. Heritage. l.4 ,i!r-cvue Ard Mstt
Naile'sh alaJ -l-.
six'h rae. sr=.:: fuTlgass ss-iiresor u. ~,
u. N"In.yEvt. = 20 - wDn: Enr.-;a-Stt7. !t.i
,I:obr,r.,,: y % l. s--:ond; Msyor Jahn~o3. "a!
III. r,Rr.-iut to :. :niri Ti;.''. i:SS. Judge
Hines. I'ussCr. ChaIrber. S-NsT'noEs si.!
IAN Ness ala3 -.t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

on their feet ut TIE emd ot the rctec"th
round.
Tom Smith ,hen made biz statement
about apparently agreeing, TO This pOlnt.
but about refusing 10 live up to 81. said
nothing more about K. but ordered the
men 10 got ready for Il return match and
notified all Dhrt.eg that they would hr
watched carefully. Had there been the
faictest sign uf taking ] would have
turned over th,. meu's share OF the purse
10 some chnritabl- instttrticr.
Il believe this last fight WIS conducted
without any agreement between th' men
and l think II Wa contested on its merits.
After holding meeting o: directors To-
day and getting all the evidence we could
"" finally decided 10 bar tn. "nt're outiit
from the club.
This has been donc. The Walsh A,teli
nsht. s-t for January ). Is "J!l"d Oft IL!
consequence. hIt we viii try and get some
good man tc appear AZ an opponent f"r
Wais!l on that day
Haughton ilso stated thnt facts coz
nected with tho appearance Of Ralph
Worthington here mao. him suspicious y
fighter Of the sans name appeaf"d at New
Orleans n. sam. evening. EytGtlT which
one vas the genuine tighter II" one SENS
"a know.
Hamshton saya that Atteil claimed tina;
til" 'W"rthingtor" "..u Appeared here
was rot the genuine fighter Of ;hat name.
This "WcrthiEstnu' had been working at
the Ecgan training carlu.
A. Il result ~ tn" whole afa!T. no
further hOu: is in prospect for This w""k.
although an effort will be made 10 pull 0!t
another so January s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
EaSir:u Horse. Heavily PLAYED at
odds On. Was Mishandled aud
Finished Second.
FRONTENAC RAN GOOD RACE.
Beat MatadOr and AStarita i'll tht
Handicap in Rather Handy
Fashion Track Muddy
Only on Top.


TsEFt er..c sT'T.C'TAJ.
New Orleans. La. nec. I'm spite or
tho heavy rainfall of Monday night rho
Fa;r Grounds track vas in mach better
condition to-day than it was expected ii
wo,ilo hc. The track bad previously been
rolled 80 hard that the water drained OF
rapi5ly. and while 1t was. Of cou-sr heavy
on top both the otter Iud inner positions
afforded good footinS. The worst part of
nc going WIS In the middle nf the track.
su,i tho srcTyInc az I."rsaS III the stretch.
particularly OF the outside 10 tho inside
through tire deep going. haa much 10 do
with the results OF the contests
Asiarita. because oC her fonIness Cor .he
mud. figured To 10 best IN tn handicap
IT six and onc-haIf fTrlonCs. and II to .
offered about her Wa thought TO be q.
ro,al price. Frontcnac, on his brilliant
race Of few days ago. when he was
only beaten a nose by Dick Bernard in
u fast Y7iu Of six fUriongs. would have
held the position Of honor in the betting
had the track been fast. AT Chicago last
hut he WAS not at his best then. He was
rarcisd by his stable connections and
backed at 3 to l. Forehand. natural
mudler. WAS the good thing played from
5 20 3 To ].
The firm bottom to the track suited
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
SETTLE yELsoX-MuKrHY CASE.
PuSiIist and Manager Divide None!
in Cou-t.

San Francisco, cal. Dec @1.-Battling
Nelson and his manager. Theodore MIR
ply. who was arrested At Stockton few
days ago on a charge Of emo'1zlinS the
bulk Of the rNsliist', two lHtest contests.
appeared arm In arm to-,ay before Po-
lice Judge CabrEniss.
Eddie santry. also under arrest on a
similar charge va? With them.
Nelson took ths stnnd and declared tho
arrests were made while he was laborinE
under a. Misrepresentation of facts. and
said he did rot dn.i-c 10 prosecute any
BODY.
The nono". in the property clerks
hands. uas teen produced. Nelson receiv-
ing s6G0i and Murphy f.,l0o. this division
being according 10 The DIanlScrs accounts.
The cases were then dismissed and ;he
trio left the courtroom.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
By Telegraph.


III I'M --I-t!-,'
paGaoaa. Ky. Dec. River :saGs tee;
~e,.E,r ,oi, and <r.-ztnE tonight Harley
Dads v!,!. corn tur Nashville aTq issyar T.
r,r,rry~ t"vlins ls:t :-r :he NanaS:! k''rF
:, lad -. corn r6r Nashville. T!c.; Fo%l"r ''A-
I,e:cr TO -rsuIne h-r t..ae .rhursday watsf -:
'n.,tIrg Inverness tD the Tennessee tn-t.l" iil'.
IL, ,,r'ain II e. si.ltert left FOR the steamer
epsrs .. room 20 bring her ont on =. n. ] iirs,
wa:e- II ta- present cold spell! Gp"s hot t'."l =
IN -y.-ything navigation Will resume this
wceK.
Memphis. Tern. Dec. z1-Ths r1rer her.
~ Nh. las. "a hortrs The kat= .t.'arls re-
ra=ra a. u for Arki9tias A. ;i,.B tiIS Hs.ep:s s
br Ttv-.- 10 day were = hsies cC;to1 and =
sscks cott0fs-cd. .
wne.l!rs ". Va. pSc. 2..-!s.ys- !. zee &C.. :
I-cl.es ,rf rC.rg .luaiy. .ih'u. .'ntEs ~.
-N,-rte! W.a,h"= cloudy tCi ''-l W.sh E'',,i.
The coal iIec; has t--' rr a6oFe s"INs,., s;s: ~,
Is ha7In,l! 0. lce. The Pa-s@rsnurs-' " hee'ihs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
ST. LOUIS TO PLAY CHICAGO.
Picked Team of Local Football As
aocintiOn to Meet the Wanderers.

!Ar-ar gemen,s have been completed by
the St Louis Football Association TO have
a picked team from Chicago play At
SportSnanS Park next sunday.
St. Louis will have q .trOng lineup. and
as Chicago will bring :: picked team here.
a. very good gdrle "a looked for. The line
up viii be as follows:
Ct;cage-En's,er. guard, Ca,ar3et: I2I:rnan .!
ful! nacl Calumet: J. ShaicTCss fuil SactS.
pouzas i'nrs. U-ililG:r~p.. falt back, wander
.r;,;. $, Grsic;. hait ~, i: ",naersFs WhfionF' f.F
WnrreT.rs; Thompson. full bach calumet: Nc
LauE..lin. fail lacls. Wander"rr: y ,ioH:"r.
CAPTAIN. fuli back. WanccreT': y. ShaI!cI'ss'
full back. pnrpla" Phr.-
=. Louis Ecl'.nrr. guard: RickSte!S.f, cap
tain. .ull bar!S; Corcorsn: fun back: Hiorian;;
na,. back. F,Dr!g.tr hals back: Swaci-a half
hac!t: Kpi,l nill bact: Fice!, full back: Reed:
fuli back: Hank, tnli oacS: Granville. fu!1
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Tie -.rr,Ics.. i,-.,rscn North Nsrt"t 't-'"t
~-a Sf..Er-r. f.-s,:r:..tu.t nls'rr-s -'T-'sr''aH
r,,,.-i-, - IL .-riu,, ty..-s ~ tiG" 'rt-r win
@rd .fs,,Gf- s-r.,s-t.,rr. ~h. wi. I-=..-fne a.
sCoa rs the TsltEsr !s~Iri''.
--.a F.ug,. i'grs,-- t,rIrp..T1~ -srHirei n"t!6~
-....rIav mat m. t,.v-i,oat E7:' arrived O..
/: Gs.ro AFR n .Xfrcrne's 1I;is"rrus, t.ip
fG,.r .Nn ri-r- Sr. viii 1.uart I1i,a"-:iata' ~"
,-rIn -T.r. for III. Arkansas Ki:er with a TOW
q Target
Although no v.a:as- vas rHrv co!i yes-
t,-S.v y. u!~l v.'pc-'v =, tho - nj counter
sc:ei a. >r.estr1 Influences and h:;ie ice CO..
ler'ei &. tA- ?Ilssiss!pIi
- rap,aiu " II i-.yLs arr.r.I .-o=, rspe
GIEar'isau r,st.Tda:-
TN. .--s..cr will ,o4- no more ssslak- sco~s
20 ,'hes.ey Island This season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
COLE TO BOX HALL
PuRfiists Meet To-Nikht at East side
Athletic Club.

A tn@1-ronna bout between Frank Cole
Of Philadelph!.l and Frank Hall OF Ci:ic:,-
go. at R2 pounds ringsde weight. will be
the feature OF tho East Side Athletic
Clubs entertainment at the Edgemont
Auditorium this evening.
a preliminary has been arranged be-
tween Cotton Eilllter. welter weight OF
St Louis and Bnttlirg Murphy. :, Goa
miner Of Cuil,DEvillc. who has achieved
local success as n boxer The entertain
ment will end With a battle royal be
tween five negroes. Tho show is carGed tc
start at S:io 2. NJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
. Grammatical Distinction.

Suspicious Purchaser: Hero: you said
this was n Shanghai chicken. It's COM
mon little LeEhorn.'
Slippery Sanbo: Deed. boss you mus
"a rnisundefferstood me. case I didn't say
dat at all. De onlics' thing I say was
dat it was shanshaicd chicken. an ]
guess yo' all done suspect dat befo'
tole yo'"-Ealt,morc American.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
REID DENIES STORY
OF FIGHT AGREEMENT

Chieaso Ill. Dec. 2!.-Johnnv Reii. mar
ager Of Johnny Ecgan, departed la's to
night for St. Louis 10 attend TO lighting
matters He said before taking u train,
that the whole report OF III" allcg.E. a-r""-
men: for A draw between R"gan and Ait"l
wRs a fabrication and there WI. a!'h',ut:'-
ly nothing TO the .tor'-.
Ike Bloom. manager Of At~ and Monte
Atsesl. also said he knew nothing Of ;hr
STORY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
CRESCENT CITY SELECTION!

KIPI BI.It' FEtl.,D
Nsw Orleans. Is, Dsc. :..--s~..cton.:
First Race - At. Daniel. Merry -icroaa.
Worthirgton.
.ssoond Race-L-ady Eonse. Lite Ekn E.--
81. Mccarthy
Third Recs-oussn Eose. s.c.k the Talsr;.
Sharp Bird.
Fourth Racs - Eztol. Arch Oldham, Iura-
lighter.
Flfth Rac.-Vcllow Hammer Fan.,ta. Lai-
Patricia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

. Rioom!rstcr. H.. Dec. @,--A caV was is
sued TO-DAY ~ President Holland 81 the
Thr.e-I League f7r III" annual meeting q:
TIE lcagua to take action upon TIE Rockford
SUI. an. aGopt a schedule ror I've Season II
i955 Dth.r routine hUSt:':s will be di<cusapd.
The meeting viii Er h-'d AZ Peoria 'Eesisy.
January :. \ srggostipn that the tim. ar.,i
place oF II. meeting Dc l:cDt secret In order
10 avoid any aGii,iorS! I-rai compile a:isms
!-c;a l. -',f"rl wps aSaEdOn''l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
ABE ATTELL MAKES STATEMENT.

Chicago. H.. U.c. S.-.Ahe Attel! TO-
night denied the charge tha, he and hi;
brother Monte had entered into :Ln agr.s-
Inrnt with Johuny Regain 10 fight n ,i-aw
battle on December IL. Att-ii SAID:
Your Information IS the frat E-Ss nav,
received ~ the action OF the West Fad
Club In barring my brother an. lGys"if:
/ can't see why ve should II. charged
with making an AGREEMENT for draw
hight. when Monte Won All three battles
with itepAiI. til" rrst III Chicago. the Sec
ond an. third IN St Louis an III" 18th and
o2d OF December. II" charg. is false. l
shall try 10 grove il fals-, 50 that ~. can
be reinstuted. Il indeed we have been
haired. Monte Is scheduled for a mattel!
a, the West End Club with Jimmy Walsh
January
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The Etlt- took tIis old ga:re f.,ra the ir;r"1
or IN. Grand a!i-ys last night. Bryant % thr
los;nK team high mar! With an average
y -! Whit. I.e.has~-ll {. -. winning i've
rolled Al aTr-age Ct 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

FIFE, Race-cro-a rrtrca.s IAhr witt,
LladB Rose.
second hacs-ia-nann"r. l4arkatiea. Ko-
Third Hace-Poslt!>n. Drtltui. Criiclsaiee.
Fourth Race Ffrc5ali. ltenn, !Ts2rth oxford
F.-.h i,sce-J.ue. ySlie Hans wagner.
sixth nsc---Lr:n'rE ia-v"n ee!!-. tia!aIitlsus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
OAKLAND SELNTTIONA
.Ic SPECIAL.

san Ftaucsco Dac. r.-S-loct.ons:
First E;ace-M. =. Powell. G1i!an: CsGis.s, The
l;sdcy.
Thir. Rscc-MIzs cutver. War Times. CHINA
bar.
FSar-h Hacs-t;ic: spray. File t'or. Barrack.
E'!ft,, KaCe--T"rat0r. Christine -. Na=sarC
I..:l! H.cc-AEan!es. FNllow Aia. INlsio.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Tie schneitits won ;hre" raues from the liar
Juniors cr the Grand alleys laet night. Wal
decker q. the winner. rolled 90. while Wr~t-
rian Q: the sa!ns team was one point behind.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

the three sa:lcs. krehncyer Cc ths winning
tsa1l EiSi, II.aH. with 80 s=eFaSc.
Th" Esnacrs the three games from the
Merchants IN the Eics alleys last night. y
!lssy-rng- BY Mckay OF the los-Es Vas iAe
, !uIi.iIu3l
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Suburban Trains.

! Depart-From Union Station: Ferguson. tsis
/ o. n, '2.55 =. IA. S;:-5 l. From Oi'vs
/ s;5e-r Station: s.. CrsrIep. sIi:D) a m. :.
1J!t1 q. m: Bridgetor 99;5 y. 1850 a.
| Ferguson. $50 a. m. fs:2O D. m. 'l:SS p. NJ.
! ,J:tJ ?. n.
Arrtve-At Union stat!on: Ferguson. 'i:ls D.
! NJ. 1915 .. m. tscG s.. n, s10:2i a. IN. Al
/ Olive Street station: st. Charles. 'l:+5 D. M,
tfSD Il ~: Kl1lOch. fs:51 a. m: Bri5seton
'5:in n. m. 1910 D. n: Ferguson. rIJ::1 a. n
f3:3o p m: i5:35 =. IN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The Rawinrsss Won the odd RaIre from the
Ban;.-. u.l the Crescent alleys last night.
SuIre oS the winners and Nsuhauss Of tho Ban
,igs rolled averages OF .2 and 81 respectively
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
sHAEFFER TO PLAY HERE.
billiard Player Will Meet Willie
Honpc in Match MT tho Grand.

George Schaefcr OF tho Grand Bilhard
Hal, announced last night that Jake
4haecer would play exhibitions In st.
Louis. beginning January 10. He will play
with Willie Hoppe. the boy wonder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Ed Dowd won from Frank kiumpp b.
capturing th-es. out Of four games in the
French pool tournament at the Broadway
last night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Iii. ..vcrs II .re - louis tt-..'. ~: sise
slowly curing ths u-a' Sc hous.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Ford beat Hoy in the th.ee-cushion
match At the Grand last night by a acorr
q: a, TO ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The Alton i..m.--. ,rf.-a... -,.yf .fa = . -:-a
PTs-ir STATE Esx. 'l.aa.-s..-.f-.- pr, . IS p.sl
Fa.a'- Esur.s~ t'f.fr-.. .... e. frr I'm = IL
Midnight Special g'Igz"0...-sit.i 80 l:u q IL IA
Peoria Limited ......-... 'g.Is+ an =
Kansas 1'.-g. No Stata tx e - q - - 4. pm
;Itittv Special. Kan. CITY q I gGl -s a lii
haHsds or. %.E4t E;Npyess. 10 10 lfr 'ssSt az
RJ-,IhpIss and Neyil,s-. = -, am IS ~ pm
tS.0ol'!ErcE. r.l Jacksonville +-s1 am s,sj ifi
tt'cyAir-;!.. va .acss n II ';.i' pT 'la' PA
Jackson, d. :, ArrC5r-f.r t.tIr ;5-L- I'm = a5 am
sprIGr'f ta-|r.I f,ity Flyrr 80 IN 's %
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
CHIt Ai:I. rJCI,I. iSD ST. IUIIs RI.


Alton. raau,lurrs Spring
fed AMI Peoria Express. 's.1i am ".:ie : n
Springfield Expf.s. ...'.. $50 pr -io:ao az
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Crr-.-u.' cc;G ;c-dag. vlta brisk and +
rc!.np--t yirl-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Norwood Gibson is the Latest orc OF the
Boston champions To Put E!s signature 10
a contract, this time FOR two years
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Lew McAllis.e- OF the Buffalo club for
Inerly q Detroit PLAYER, has beer secured
to coach the University of Michigan cnse-
ball squad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

FaI.ev FAX Accftnn17dat!0n dtparts fsI, a
n 10 % n. - :. ra-ig .. n. = -
p tt. fs:2i ?. n. s5:2l =. m, +-:c5 :. r.: IT'S
T. T.. Arrives FG:i, q. In. 80 a M, ss:.l &
~. flG:la Il IT. ii22' T. m. rS:ir 2. n, fJ:S
y IT. --.is o. n, 'il:J5 2. n
Pacific Accommodation GeTaTts SIS A. r.
sic.i5 =. m. 't.2+ p. IT. Arrives 1914 n n.
tlL.,L II n s y
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
SOUTHERN RA:L" aI.
st. LuuiH-Iouisvf: Lines

New OrlsEGS Limit ---.--..- = - pm ~.
Noble hnd New Orlee11z.-.-.. Is .7t arr 80
Murptgs:ort AredEuIau udstri0r = 10 IN ~ =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Pitcher Bill MIiisan is out with tho
statement that he will not play with Prov
idence rext season. He declares that he
Will return to New York.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
sT. ..OIIs MEaCHANTS' BkID6s
TERMINAL RAILWAY StbtRSAN
THAN SERVICE.

TRAN SERVICE.
Eastbouud = Leays Union station: Eheshs y
a. rG Leave Eighth and GEattot streets; Day
= a NJ r,:0S. j.l5. $40 p. IN. Except
,:,y,rsvi.ig s:1T s:lI T=l5 Il. IL: 500. SOS p
=, ..,;rd.iy- oniy-s:-;, !s9S n II. Wednesday.
,.,-,i~1ay ard Suuilv-ti:en y III.
49, trains !eays Washington avcn1s fcu:
r.i-uter later. .. r,,. ,,.t,,. -,
V'csts ound-T-s7ve G-anits Cl'y: pS s:i.a
iii, a. ~; go. 30 = m. Sa,uriny ?nlS
- - - Trra2t saturday and sSuHidy-o-fP
- F-s',-.=,, o-Iv-G ~. S.Ha 1910 n IN
Ty-,.i,ssi,r saturday and Sunday n - 2, M
Ah7-c trains leave Madison your ranh'e'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Barney Drcyfuss. owner Of the Pitts-
burg team, has announced that ho will
abandon Hot Springs as L training place
and take his lot Of one-tima champions to
West Baden FOR 'prepping.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

rDTAEp II TpH-E.
i. r -..'4,ts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The latest report fl local ba.-.bar circles
after Pitcher Free CLAD. of the Browns.
According to tne fans ot that city. and
some Of the critics. Taylor has maie an
offer to Hedges tot his star pitcher.
When ;sliei about th- matter Hedges
chance to secure Glade.
II AN, i'll the market to buy snoi bal!
Pas 5scs iads ?i to is TS a, roF sale H 4
s,ar and l want to hold him. I wish
could securs couple more players like
:I.Tn.
iii make an offer for Glade. but his
chances fur securing hiu are small.
Hedges is IN earnest IN his desire 10 build
up pennant winner. and will ne would
not state what Taylor offered for Glade
K Is understood that tt.e owner OF the St
Louis American turned down n ave-hSur.
ofer for the twlrler
Fred Teuney and the triuTnvirY who own
the Boston Nationals are having trouble.
Tsnney wants NOR. money TO nrElaEe the
team than the tritinlvirs feei ,usuhed in
paying. Last season Fred secure: 40.
but ii Is understood that this wartime
salary has been slashed.
The Boston fans want TeHEey, and it is
believed that compronise Will BE- ef-
Fred Tenney will steer the Boston Ma
.!prals next season.
Barney Drcyfuss. owner OF the Pitts
burg team, has announced that i,o will
abandon Hot Springs as L training place
and take his lot Of one-tirna champions TO
West Baden for ''preppinS."
Pitcher Bill AIjiigau is out with tho
statement that he will not play with Prov
idrnce next season. He declares that lie
Will return to New York.
Lew McAllis.e- OF the Buffalo club. for
,nerly :. Detroit PLAYER. has been secured
to coach the University of Michigan base
ball squad.
Norwood Gibson is The latnst oGe OF the
Boston champions to J,ut E!s signature 10
a contract, this time FOR two years
Christie MatheTson, the ''Giants'' - big
.wirler has no; yet gent in his contract to
Manager McGraw. The players that have
not yet sigred up with New York fo-
next season. besides NatiIewson. are Don
lin. A,neS. Wiltse and McGarn. 1t is ru-
mored that MatiIewson Is anxious to Sc
cure 4 franchise in Pennsylvania and
branch ont az nIaBna:e-
Ries TenDin League.
rh. Shorts beat the Brokers II their t.r-
p.n match on tho Pies alleys las. night, taking
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Pursuant to its usual custom, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
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ordained clergymen having regular
charge AZ settled pastors of churches
located on or near its lines. Clergymen
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