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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
sHAwASa WON Iy cA>TER-
Grl1opcd Over Princess Tulane the
I'nNnri.e. In IIi, strr.rh.

Chicago. Sept. Shavana proved the
7 lest Ia tho !oItgr. ~ nt at Harlem To-
Gay. a:d rf.u aiI ".rr o." fav"fi'c. Pgin-
cr.s Tulane. Ss. h,,t only a length the
h.st - ;Ic field e., tle head of tie stretch.
Z luz in,r'isai if 20 three and won easily
IL I.., s-l Tor the ilie.
Ma. Jr AaEHir. . p4Onihitlvc fav"1i:s At
" To- - 90 90" a--'h fa'T. won without
trouble. SaI.iia. tr whom D." E1N" t'u
pounds. was - md p.ir-. summary.
flrsi fare. i've and hslf furious .fe
Belle. 10 .natit. g. /. v1g. one Ny. !1s
iaiiJ = - !. iGrl. r.us. I9I Tnc $a.ic-.
,.t.gs, Hsi'--i. ~ .riHy.F. Lazy E'.''Y1 and
'oHI fsc~. ,fsep'--hhs-, .n.rt o7ar.--car-
dsi."'. 70 % l. 81 nj Do.niniit-- ioI. H.
is.4er. M.atafit. I.lar, K :Ed E.ar,ler ais5
fat- Maud Mule arI Bsi.'Hd fell
- Ie1 II. f,.,a: 30, ,HpSI ai11...sir,
u % -. segl nj ai-s-l ~: n. >. d.svis. X
- :. 'hId lIsu-. ia -. coIY@r also
,ipur,L roe. -, furloass-Th. crisis. Ii.
thr4s s,f'. 70 :. An-. ffni.f"fae. u '!trnfSl.
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sislan,. o.i-I. EliI wa'er... Bsiaris siI i;sf;,
rift1 nc. sis fus.arEs-Lofd Diva. 10
'N..7J. l- - Z 7sa. Gutter. 4"s fNilr1at. :
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- ',;icoh. - , a.,1ra. carrie aH'-r. .
Sc. s..iiyare aHI l.re-ffsai .IrI ra-
seventh Tug'. s4E 4cfiDass-Pdyrs. Ill tAubu-
J, -.c.al Tam 3. sssutsr. :, lN!eab ,s :.
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SABRAGiNsETT MEETING CLOSES.
Driver II. 4. smith D. Suspended for
the Season.

Providence. Il. /. Sept. 2-Th. Grand
Circuit meeting 1t Sarragansett PARK
closed this afternoon with four vsI!-con-
tested race. TIE attendance was :he iar-
gest Of any meeting or the circuit this
season.
at the conclusion OF the days sport the
judges suspended X. a Smith. VINO was
taken from behind Sweet AIa!ie in the
Roger Williams race Of last NednssdaT
Tor the rest OF the ssa1.on. To Alta No
Donald. vino was sutstituted and vino
eventually won the race, Tss awarded the
sum Ot !i."". the same to be taken from
IL. winnings Of the mare.
The most !nI Drtaut racing OF tn. DAY
was the zfS tr1f- FereHo was an eveu
choice TO WIN. and HSa the FIST heat .aS-
iIy. Boone tnsu Telinqulshed his seat BE-
hild MCKINLEY 81 favor of Alta AicDJnalt.
VINO. In hot finishes. captured the u~xt
TWO heats and the race. and IN the second
neat equaied the best tr0jiiug time in .
rae OF "a" yedr--a','4. maze by Sweet
Marie. The time Of the race .stabl shed
= new three-heat record for thu season OF
ist. formerly held by OzaEaTn.
Summarize.
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FINALS IN TENNIS TOURNEY
WILL Be PLAYED TO-DAY.
,ick itfrict mud Davis. Local Players,
Ea,c sfrOn., Chance in
Doubles

The final games n, FIVE e.crts OF IN.
Olympic tennis tsrruaurut VII be played
tt the Stadium -eIul- coGg;J tl.s ai:-f-
noon. All lgt one - m. sefuia15ls have
been finished. and this viii b" played In
tl- morning. while the final ~ the same
event ~iIl i- rl.y'I IN trc afternoon.
At n D'c!aoI.. EIirn AirEitjf!ck Will
play Dwight Davis la Size safn!lnal of the
Louisiana Igr' has. f:E- o.. The final %
this event s!ll be- pIay'I 81 8 O'Clock. when
Vernon. the Kansas city champion. VIII
meet the winner Of the .ickiitTick- Davis
match. Davis IS saiI 70 have "a good
chance of winning. at one time he was
considered the second best player in the
United States. and stii retains most Of
his oid-tlme form. Ralph AIchlttTick L one
OF n. t.st local player.
The final of tho w1r!I's riyrn-l'c cham
pionsnip singles shog Il he a Gooi match.
In this are Leroy and Wight. The lat
tor wllI pr0H1fiv - tf., virra-. as he has
shown tie better form OF a." f~u In tle
previous grUcs He Is iToM Boston ana
the champion Tiag ~ Cana Ills "pp"-
u--t Is . %-. Yorker. who mad" a good
shIgyias in Jhe newport tOu-u.y recently.
LEONARD. tho Harvard player. will meet
Bel. t.e Pacific Coast champion. Ia the
IaIl u tas NOri17 r,lir angles ~
% 'l Jos .f..' -f.4 slf.4 ts'-.- -s4' f1EUl't a
fancatpr player nui the after the cham
p!uu of T.yas AID the 'iGIf states. will oi-
% L'Ei''r.ck AMI Davis. tire t~p local
cracks. in the iua' mltc1 u the World ;
Far DlIles ~ 3..r O'Clock.
Following sre tle results Of yesterdays
seminal games.
s.yt.p.c .nImp;ouship singies-f<ROy
defeated Leonard IS S-3. Wright d.
featsd Eel. "a. 81
worlds Fair sineler-fo0rard defeated
S.eley. %. -. Ben defeated Davis. -.
-, 2-s
Words Fair doubles-CresAon and Russ
defeated Gamble and Wear. G-S. b-i
Olympic champions hi. GOub!sS-W right
a..i Leonard defeated Gamble ard Wear.
e. 81. IckittT.ck and Davis defeated
Ei..therwlck and Vernon. G-i. -: I.eKoy
and Bell defeated Wc4r and Vest. &c.
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as e. viii Tom SHELLEY. Ths Sch-eibcr .
rcar-uld cannot be- oS.rlcbSct here.
against hi9 Older rivals. and Kings TrO-
pfE. the Bennett yoUnssfer. viii have tie
best chance uc has h1i this season to get
going fully before the finish. just 50
should win. With R.bo second ana Tofn
Shelley third
L. IN" sixth. AEgie Lewis should he ~
strongest Kind of a contender after her
'r.dit'ble rIaa last out. Elynn'uwofth
Will dp better to-day than IN his last start
afl sholll b." .los-. up Ht ia" end. The
BulabsD seemed 90 be gong hack = bit 20
jude from his last race. hut b.. inay he
third for all that lie has not received
much work 20 do. GrG this shou - hep
him. Light Opera Is entered here and. on
hl7 be form. - "a SUI. contender iuI
his recent condition has been SO rrobI, m-
aiical That II - bc5: 10 pass him up "a u
selection.
Ioaster pulled up BIT lame after his
last race. but f. said To- have recovered.
He should capture the seventh event from
Aiss Betty Hnd Eyoynl".
The third race has q good field entered.
-" coutcuicrs being animals Il mid han
d!cap form. King Rose. oa hts first-class
race behind Tally IL. cannot he over
looked here. J. ". D'N.II and Evening
Star should he close up.
In fh" second. Tim Hurst. Ollie Burnett
and His Worship should figure. while Mat
ti" II. MAJ be able 10 win from Scotch
Dane" IN the first after some really good
workouts she has shown OF late.
This canl is one OF the best arranged
this season. the third. fourth and NTH
races having fields which promise 10 FUR
nish good battles throughout
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pEATs GREAT GUxFIRE.
Old CampniEner Wins the Turf Han.
dic8p In q Hard Drive.

New York. Sept. 2.-carouncle won the
I Turf Handicap. mile and quarter on
the turf. at Sheepshead Bay to-day. Gun
fire. the fsvorite. made the running TO the
stretch. where Gold Money and Carbuncls
moved UP. Ina hard drive the latter won
by half length from Gold Money. who
was a length and half in front OF Gun
fire.
Jockey Sailing. who had the mount on
Atwood Ia the second race. had his leg
fractured by being cked by canajoharie
while at the post. i was removed TO the
Emergency Hospital at coney Island. Aft
er twenty minutes delay H Callahan was
substituted.
Sir Brillar In the first race was played
for a good thing from % TO TO to l at
the close He finished third Summaries:
First race. six furiongs-QlsdrIilc, il2 Iyne,
:. second: sir pTillar, IL u,oheIeck,. 5 to j.
Kunjsmucl, Isrnaillan. Light Note. Aacasan
sccosd race SIX and ons-ha;f furIonrs-
coun:s,poise. Zee rail Eaii9'as,: 70 !. son:
f:s'se @ sfol:s kias tspnsT ta rass;:
Iasary. Kickshaw. Wizard. Blue Peter md 70
Third race. mile and a furIons-pakaber. 40
,Tfaver,. j: TO /. second: MarTnse :. Jicoch.
tiiEh Chancellor. I'uisus. Adiruihs. spiing and
DAILY rlso ran
Fourth race. one mIie-Broomstick. rs nIiiis-
brand. 10 70. won. Molly Brandt Ils fOdoInD.
/. third Time. is 20 s5gilsht ally Tn1.
Fifth race, i've and ore-Iair fgrlongs-
rs nsedfcrnD. 10 ], second: Tonsorder. il&
:. Merry tark. rs ciipin. % zeaia A and Biassifa @
also ran.
s!,;h race mile and quarter. handicap.
CaTbuncle. 81 tTragefSl. 20 !. won: Gold
Moneg 81 tcIinmins); 70 ssconG; G;nnIe.
~ ,iildebranG. to ;. third Tine. 2.0.
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Schreiber Colt Seems Capable OF
Packing 115 Pounds TO
Victory To-Day.
JUST so HAS GOOD CHANCE.
Ch'nn Gelding May Be Able to
Capture Fifth Event on Card
king Rose to Re
First.

About rs typical a racing problem Of tho
Aag,nn order as could be found by lengthy
research is presented In the fourth race
at the Fair G. ads to-day. and porins
over the event. to decide the profile win
ner. only makes the outcome more doubt
full than before.
Each and every horse looks TO have n
chance. Even Eleanor Howard. with
twenty -thrse pounds of her best recent
race. cannot be denied a chance. II sure
ly seems a case where personal preference
for individual horses should be about the
best rystem on which to go in making Sc
lectiona
On figures. Tally II. looks as well SIS
any horse on his last race. He has four
pounds on the weight lie packed when he
ran six furlongs In I:l3I4 The game day
Commodore was beaten by Bas dor IN ia.
On his last out. Otto Stifei experienced
hard racing luck. lie was undoubtedly
bumped back somewhat when Dishabiile
swerved inward. or rather. was taken
back abruptly when Otis saw the Bennett
flIy cut in toward the rail-
On previous outs. from a time stand
point, he hardly ngures as wei! Tally
H. But he has beaten horses OF such su-
pertor class that II seems he must be con-
Stifel carries lis pounds. This is big
weight for a S-year-old- But his most
dangerous opponents are also Of the same
age and his avoirdupo!s should no. hinder
him 20 greatly as to stop him.
leo Wafer cannot be overlooked and
her - pounds makes her appear danger
Gus. Yet she hardly seems to have gone
10 her best form lately. and 1t may be
better to pass her up to-day. Commodore
10 constantly trying FOR first money and
II always up at the end He cannot be
overlooked-
Or class. Otto sufel appears to hold
Tally II. safe. This may be rank heresy
TO the Ffzer faction, but IL seems true.
notwithstanding. With Commodore close
up at the end. IT looks IL the affair
should resolve Itself into a three-cornered
battle. Frank Bells last race on hard
going looked as II the old geldlns was a
bit sore.
MAY EQUAL RECORD.
II the track is fast. there Is a strong
likelihood that the record OF lib for the
local course will be equaled The light
weights. including Happy Chappy. should
carry this bunch along ct such a clip
that II will take every ounce out of the
heavy weights to get UP. And finish Is
promised. which should be as exciting as
any ever witnessed in local handicaps.
The fifth race finds Rebo at a distance
to which he Is not overly partial. That
extra half furlong should worry the Nui-
key speed wonder, and Il seems as IL
just So is capable Of tying UP with him
by the time the stretch head Is reached.
The route viii suit Just SO TO a nicely.
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Finals in Championship Events
to BE Held at Stadium
This Rfterno0n.
HUNDRED-METER A FEATURE.
Short Sprint Should Bring Out
Runners With Four Western
ers as Favorites-Discus
Best Field Card.

/ The final events OF tho Olympic games
/ Will be held at the Worlds Fair Stadium
| this afternoon. beginning at 2;3o O'Clock.
Championships ard handicaps are includ-
ed IN the programme and good sport is
promised.
The laD-:neter run. which IS the favori;s
event Of the n'aiority Of sport-iOvers. w.iI
be the opening event. and the outcome will
De a mighty struggle between a large
field Of the best sprinters In America
Archie Hahn. tho little sprinter Of tbs
Milg Iui:ec Athletic Cub. who won ths
siAty meter and 2ye-me;er dashes. should
win the event. Judging from past per-
forraarces. HosensOn Of Chicago and
Cartmen of .-ou!sville will probably fight
II OUT for second place. The Chicago man
ran a good second TO Hahn in the sixty
meter event. while Cartmeli pushed tho
Milwaukee man Ia the 2JJ-neter dash
The three places will probably 20 tn
these men. while fourth place will likely
DO won by Clyde Blair OF Chicago or
-.iOgitcn OF Kansas City. The former IS
the better OF the tvo. but is handics pped
by d bad leg. injured In the sixty meter
run Monday.
Bela de- Mezo. the Hungarian: Charlie
Turner OF Triple A, Frank castleman,
slyer PrinsteU. and Lawson Robertson OF
iA. Greater New York Irish Athletic As
sociatiOu are good entries and may ugure
~ the final.
TIE discus throw Will probably b the
feature field event. Nicholas Georgantes.
the mighty Greek from Athens. will mako
his first appearance The foreign cham
pIon viii have as opponents Ralph Rose
OF Chicago. g. & RodnlAn. the Western
champion from the University OF Illinois:
P.ricles kakousis. the Greek strong man.
and Martin Sheridan. who established .
new worlds record In the handicap event
Thursday.
The Irish Clubs representative will like
IL win the event. as his new mark made
recently was IL feet. The outcome Is by
70 means :. certainty. as the Greek cham
Jion has thrown more than I'D feet IN
practice. and both Rodman and Rose are
likely TO make championship throws.
In III. three standing jumps. Ray Ewry
Of the New York Athletic Club fs ia
vOrite. although he will have strong
opponent In Eins. OF Mckinney. Tex. and
J. II. Bilier Of the Newark Turnverein.
Chicago representatives will likely land
two places IN the l.51-meier run. Jim
Lisht.ody. who won the steeplechase and
fast man from the Illinois city. while r.
/. Vernon and Lacey Hearn are both good
mcE at the G-distance run. and will
probably land a place between them
Opposed to thes. men will be John
Runse OF Berlin. Germany, who made
good showing in the Sc-meter run. AMI
JUan J. DAILY OF Ireland. who has the max
ings Of good miller. Other fast men
will also start.
The other events that will be decided ars
the pole vault. liemeter hurdle. dumb
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept. e-Seiections:
First Rlee-fiyins But,ress. The Ragged Cav
aiieT. Fc- Hunter.
Second Race - Asryinmas. Dfvinstion Cas-
Italian
Third Race - ~. Beiiane. wat.r,ise Bun;
HIS
Fourth Race-shor, Ro.. Ort Wells Delhi.
CsirnEorrn.
sixth Raoe-Keyno;e. sheriR Bell. Ed Tier
ney.
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ha'i.'-u4. owned D. J.. GaE. ysI. 'ift
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Milan Fair Results.

Hf-fII BIsII STEtIAI~
Milan. No. Sept 2.-The fourth day Of the
Milan Fair was well ATTENDED and the races
were close and exciting. Summary:
First race. running. one-haif-rai da,h-czr-
10. owned by william Scur,ock. won: Ha-r-
Bennett. owned by ". p. Davis second: Maids
o,Se,u. owned by D. c. Six. third; Belle SIX.
owned By d. c. Six. aieo ran. Time. "a
Second rscs. sunninx. Merchants Derby sas.
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New York. SEPT. 2-schecuiea IN ride Pain
Bearer Ia the ih.ri race at Sheepsheai Pay
race track this afternoon. Jocksy Burns re-
ce.ved word that his 5-day-o,d child had died
and he reinqulshed his mount AZ the last
moment.
The horses were Jus, ready 10 20 to the post
when the news was received. Burns vas all
ready 70 m urlt and ride past the Judges stand
In review when n messenger sron, the telegra oh
Office Intercepted him. A. the crowd cfe.rsI
the finish of the second race. and prepATatiuns
for the next under way Burns read the
note which told MIN his child had died.
Without a word be handed the teiegrarn TO
one OF tie trainers and ief; the paddock. dressed
and Quit the GROUNDS.
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RAIN Prevents nRowNs CANE.
VIII Probably Fncc Athletics IA
Doubie-Hendrr Tbi. Afternoon.

Ram prevented Yesterdays ball game az
Philadelphia between the Browns and
Athletic II weather conditions permit
the teams will probably line Up against
each other today In a Gouble-neade-.
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Lincoln County Fair Closes.

KEPCBIslC kPECIAls
Troy. No. Sept 2-rhe ;venty-feurth annual
Lincoln County Fair oscd q most successful
four Gays meeting to-day. The attendanee Was
good. the crowd yesterday being one o. the
larges; ever seen on the grouncs. The show
stock. farm products ard AZ: display were ali
above the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Fair At PertIe Springs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

HEPCBIsIC SPE-IAL~
wArrensburs. NO.. Sept 2-The Bear Creek
and Per;is SpftnSs Fair Association s holding
a three days meet at Persle Sprinxs. Large
crowds are In attendance. Many fin0 animals
are being shown in the stock ring.
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Jack TulIr and Tom s.an,on. two OF :hc

jack Tully and Tom Stanton. two OF :hc
best-knOwn local semiprofesrional ball
tOfseEs. VIII journey up TO Iayiorvills. H..
tomorrow 20 ply with the Taylor.iiIe
team. Tgyi.ry4Il. has - game on with
=rkounis. and as th-.e l. much rivalry
between IL. two Gowns. Tagi0Tyilie h1s
imported lhl- palr from -. LoE.s 10 ne p
them out. Tu.ly = one OF the best first
iascmen devcloIe! around 81. Louis lor
tn" last two years. and viii very likely
be i!ufl up with some crack minor league
team next season. Stanton .s an Old
timer. ard has always been rated as a
crack catcher.
Catcher Harry Smith or the Pirates has
bad arm. He entered the AlleEhen;
General Hospital recently ami VIII proba-
biy have al opt.ation performed On the
sore arm
Ned HauIon has released six Shoter,'
Garvin uuconditiorally. II - very probx-
ols that l'ittsours ail pick him Up.
AZ both the Browns and Cardinals will
BE- away from home today and tp-rnoT-
row. the only game lsf. for the fans will
b. the one at kEiIEe's PIri-
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w~Ixhf. for ocean Handicap.

SeN York. s-rt. Z-f'DiIoviE. s.ro the =e!Eh.s
allotted hy ". :. Fu-Eurg. Sfntia! h.nG!cag pr
fos ~. Ocean HIrCicap. sns mile. 60 be run AZ
Sh.ars=E-.f Hzg Monday. - rfegri~-
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lrentIc. aIlonance eIaiInse

sApyrtutIc- aII0Ha00r CIAlfnre
FAIR GROUNDS sEr.ECTiOSa
F;-st Race-iihtt'e IL. sonten Danoe. NAV
erick
second Rac.-T.n Hurst. Ollie Burnett. His
Worship.
TiIrd Race-Kins Rose. J. ". o'Seill. E.en-
inC star.
GOrs.
F.fth R3cs-Jus, So. Rebo Tom Shelley.
s!Nth Ea,e-AEs!- Ls~.s. BennenwOrth. Tns
s,y.ata Rsc.-Boss..r. Mss Betty. Ryeyaie
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
THE REPUBLIC S DAILY RACING FORM CHART


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DRS. FRANCIS & FRANCIS, 500 g. lss':. s:. :s e.:

Cnfailing Irrigation Treatment. tho
only painless. absolute cure. Imme-
diate relief. free urination, perma-
nent results in every case.
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- fhoss suffering from weaknesses
which sap the pleasures Of life
Nou R.ay;a,sS III; s.,i 'a.' .;n1G sI.eG ti...; on. boz
suits. LhIs med cine has more re-
lSysne1.ae u sii.nG force than has ever been
- reospt Of this adv. and 81. '
LAde by - 1gnato-s. c. !. Hood q Co.
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nessTy: second 4 b m. 6
dIrofpe hin 10 = n : "a urged
Tangible
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sheriff Eel ana csEnish. f4syman .ntg;
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

-Mafalda Captured Feature NJ
Fair Grounds From Felix
Mozzes and Marquis de carabas.
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To-DAY's HARLEM ENTRIES.
FIR. rae. selling siS !uTiargs:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-09
Results at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March S.-Favor-
ties had much, the worst of very ofdl-
nary days racing. Stella Allen. who
started for the first time in her new own
er's colors, and New Mown Hay. being the
only successful first choices. Port War
den was run up to 500 and bought in.
Weather clear, track fast g
First race selling, mile ana seventy
s, Won; Yello~hamrihef, 1o5, sailing. I to
2. second; Colin George, 102. Cummings,
so to Third. Time, 1.47 3-5. Gus
Heidorn. Probable, Regain, Easter Wal
ters, PhilIida, Tom Olney, MoofIe, Charlie
Fisher and st. jolly also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Carl kahier,
SO. Livingston, 10 to 5, won; Pianist 100
Robbins, to /, second; Neither One, 80,
Icicie, Count En- Out. Josette. Sadduccee,
Caterpillar and Little Jack Horner also
ran, A7T
Third race, selling. two-year- olds, half
a mile-Stella Allen, 10, Fuller, to 3,
won; Falbala. 1O2, Livingston, 4 to l,
second; Miss Galvie. 105. Robbins, Is to 1,
third Time 40 2-5. Georgia Carter, Car
RE Potter, Guadalupe and Green Gown
also ran.
Fourth race, handicap, six and e-half
furlongs-Lev Dorsey, los, Cochran. Is
to 1, won; Vestry. 101, Aubuchon, to 1,
second; Morning Star 100, III. Phillips, 8
to 9 third, Time. 20 2-5. Autumn
Leaves. Glass, Mrs. Frank Foster and Sea
Fifth race. selling, six furlongs-New
Mown Hay, 107, Livingston. IL to 20. won;
Wreath of Ivy, SO. J. Hennessy, to 2,
second; Komombo, LOT, Robbins. 10 to 1.
knight and Lord French also ran.
Sixth race. selling. mile and quarter
Tancred, 10, w. Hicks, 2 to l. won; Lou
Woods. 1o5, LIVINGSTON; u to 2 second;
third. Time, 2:0S 3-5. semper Vivax,
Past and Bluff also ram
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-09
AMATEUR BALL PARK
Local Players Win Have Own
Grounds This Season.

An inc1osed athletic park is the latest
thing promised the st. Paul amateur
sporting world for the coming summer
season. A park designed for the anna
teur baseball, lacrosse and football
teams of the city is to be built this
spring, and when the baseball season
opens the leading amateur teams Of
the city will. be able to avoid corner
lots and play to paying gate with
out securing the far-away Lexington
park.
Tired of seeing the fanatics refuse to
take the long street car trip to Lexing-
ton park, number Of local ball play
ers who performed before losing crowds
at the st. Paul clubs Sunday park last
season have organized a company, and
within a few days will let the contracts
for ball park that can be reached
without trouble by the fanatics who
may become tired of the syndicate ar
ticle OF ball that the American asso-.
citation promises to present this season.
The fact that four of the eight teams
of the association are owned by two
men, and the trouble experienced by
the Grillo magnates in attempting to
enforce the salary limit has convinced
the promoters of the new enterprise
that this season the st. Paul public
will show more than passing interest
in good, clean amateur ball., and they
believe the time ripe for the erection of
an amateur ball park. -
The new park is to be built by the ST.
Paul Amateur Baseball association. A
number of the leading local players of
the city have organized, and at the last
meeting the following officers were
elected:
Ludwig Solem, president; Fred Muir
name, vice president; Theodore john
Picha, general manager; William Berg.
assistant general manager; William
Williams, captain; directors, William
Norris, Rudolph Hoffman; Joseph
Powers; Joseph Zalusky.
The association has leased the
grounds bounded by. Randolph, View
and James streets, known as the Ran
dolph street grounds, and in the near
future the new park, with grand stand
and bleachers, will be erected. The new
park is on the Seventh street car line,
and arrangements will be made with the
street car company to run a special
service on the days that the park is in
use.
The association has offered the park
to the local high schools for their base
ball and football games, and it is more
than probable that next fall The St.
Paul Lacrosse club will play it's games
at the new park. The association will
also organize baseball team, the pick
from the fastest local players, and
games will be played with olt-of-town
teams.