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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
Browns Split Even With
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lost to Chicago.

ing gray skies were an incentive 70 tho
ployers to hustle consequently they m
ished II, the fob in an hour and Twelve
minutes ofiiciai time.
Jake weirnar and Kid Nichols wers
the opposing gunners and honors between
youngster and veteran were fairly even
in actual safetics. Nick was hit for SIX
and Weimar for FIVE. but Jake issued'
three passes one OF them a batter hit.
while Nichols WAS tighter than mlser
with his thin book.
Chicago's hits were long ones. however,
two of them being triples and ono a
double. and. all three Of them long hits
came AZ the beginning OF innings. netting
three runs easily. Barry's batting was a
feature. In four times up he got triple
and two singles.
Tn. first time up his long fly scored tho
Initial run OF the game
Th. Colts got first blood at the plate.
but Il was only quick-witted work ~
Evers that prevented 81. Louis from scor-
ing In the first inning.
The Colts died in row before Cnariey
NichoIss cures in the second and third
innings. but Barry opened the fourth with
Il clean rap to left center for three bdS.ss
and scored on Chances slow Dounder 70
IL
Burke tore of double. with one out IN
the NTH, but Weimar denied the hit insss
would have scored the run
CARDINALS ALMOST SCORE
The Cardinals made Il bid for run In
the sixth Shannon singled and reached
second on BeckIey's hot RAP to Evers. who
made a brilliant stop of II. But spike
was run to death by Tinker and Barry on
Brain's grounder. and again danger vas
averted.
The Cardinals broke :he ice In the sew
entli on battery errors, with Smoot cut:
Weimar passed Dunieayy: anc Tassed
hall gave him second. lizzie Jimmy Burks
was there again with his pinch hitting.
scratching nit toward ;hifi; ,Eh'cn barry
reached too late. Dummy making third on
IN Manager Nichols forced l5sIrke out but
heat the double play at first. :-nl Dt!nlsavy
scored on 10. F'arTelfs out stopped f';rther
trouble.
Burke gave the Colts an orerinz IN their
half OF the seventh by booting % ONeiH
erounder Evsrs sacrificed him ahead, but
Jones and Tinker were une9ua! TO tho
emergency OF scoring the run "eimar
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Three Men From Windy City
Lead the Procession in the
1,5GO- Meter Run.
MAKE NEW OLYMPIC RECORD.
Archie Hahn of Milwaukee Wins
the Meter Dash, in Fast
Time - Sheridan of Irish
Club Takes Discus Throw.

Chicago athletes took the first three
places in i.5p-meter run in the last DAYS
games OF the olympic meet at the Sta
dunn yesterday
Jim Lshtbody took first place: W. F.
Vernon. second: and L, T. Hearn. third
Munson Of the New York Irish Club came
In fourth.
The time Of minutes c-5 seconds
clips three-fif,hs Of a second from the old
Olympic mark
Archie Hahn Of Milwaukee won h,s heat
and the final or the IDo-meter champion
ship dash. He was only one-Gfth second
from equalirg the record. Cartrnen OF
Louisville finished second 10 the sfiiwau-
see man. while Hogenson Of Chicago
crossed third.
In tho discus throw Sheridan Of the
Irlsn Clut and Ralph Pose of Chicago tied
at 10 Feet fi. inches. but on the throw-ofc
me champion won at II feet iOi9 inches,
inches 70
The sun;naries:
q i.s-Hsier run-A rchis Hahn. Mil-aukss A G..
william Hossnson, chicago 4 9. i6iid: r r.
Nlg,oa sgIh.ieq kan-as CITY fGI,s; Tire. n na'
8. af.s " = vsrnof rSiesso 4. q. H'issS seesnf
L ,i;, 2 Hsa.n &C. Cfiesro; ,h,rd-, Ti,n. ..6s
a.. =; J. ,, a. u; FEET Is,' in.h-s -; mr.: n ".
.nd. Nieola. G.orran;as. Athens. Cree. IA
ie,fnetsr hurdle. nrst hea:-F. W sel.ul-.
Milwaukee Il; -: frst: l.. Ashburn.r Tthaca.
y. Y. second Tins isI-
Second heat. castl.Tnsn. o. " Y IA
arstl Tad sciideisr. Chicago. second Tine.
Final heat-F v. Schulz. M!wauks. first:
Tad schi;eier. Chicago. second. i. A.nburrer
ithaca. third Time. is fat
role Nault-r. Z DvUrah Chicago a -. n
feet inches first: J.. SauIse. Indiana r-uiv.r-
Slty. u feet Inches ..cuuf. T. Wilkins. C'ht-
cago. II feet inch.s. third
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STAEWART ~ DESPERATE DRIVE.
Ort Wells, Hot FavorIt~ In Century
Stakes, Bcnten In Closing strides.

New York Sept. 3.-Before a crowd Of
| 2s."". S'alwart, at to p won III. 81 0.1
CectUry Stakes. one mile and a half. a,
snsepshead Bay to-day, defeating the IL
! closest finishes Of the year Shor. Hoe
Was third. eight lengths back The time
| s;5i 10. IL q new track record. two-ffths
OF a second f. ter than the previous rec
| orc made by Wafer Boy last year
The Century Stakes Is a wcight-for-age
| race. and a high-class field facei the
a small fortune on Ort Wells. the Drake
| Representative forcing his price down from
| TO TO Il to -.
Thomas. in the meanwhile. was placing
| his money on Stalwart. whose p.!ce
dropped from 20 to 10 = The price OF
ths others ranged from TO ; TO . TO /.
| into the lead. followed by Ort Wells ard
Major Dgingerield. Passing the stand the
first time. Delhi was leading by one
lers;h, with Ort Wells second and The
Major third Making the first turn. Delhi
w;ts stu leading and going very easy
In tho run down tn" back stretch the
position remained about the same. except
that Stalwart raced int" third position
After rounding the far turn. Delhi BEGAN
TO stop. and - Neil sent the favoritc. Ort
Wells. UP and into tl;e lead As Delhi be-
ond place. and Short Hose ran into third
Position.
Al the head Of the stretch s;aiwart was
at the side OF ort Wells. In IN. stretch
both boys began to ride hard with whip
and spurs and gradually drew away from
the field Slowly. but surely. Redfern
forg~i his mount into the lead. and in
driving finish. IN which both horses were
extended to their utmost. Stalwsrt won
Previous winners Of the Century were
Water Color. Blues and Water Boy.
Sidney Pag-t's Tradition, who ran sec
ond to ArtfuI in the Futurity. to-day cas-
fly captured the xio.vO Fiatbush stakes.
seven furlongE OF tn. Futurity course
She was heavily played. being backed
down from to ) to II to 81 at pos, time.
Summaries:
First race. steepiechase. full course-Royeiie.
Ieo (weiri. TO 5. won. D-ornedary. ~ tNe.tchl.
SIC 8. s.oond; Aingr; ~ usnryn; e l. ,aird,
Drorneisry were coupled. Delivery fell.
,in,, Sunni rH1s IS sly %h idS sn:is i
,HiIdebrnndD. ! 30 . second: Adl.s. ~ IMillerl.
% 10 j. third Time. i:lJ 50 Ancestor. M.r
;inrusr. castiiiian. Ada May. Rssianc ana IN
rfiri race. the FIatbush s;al.s. s.ers. .ev-
en- farlong-LTTadition. liz Iyns'. II 20 -.
seiians' fi Iii iis dssisern,. to to !. third. Iims:
i:as Is BruadelOth. Burnt Hills. Veto and
FSur,h race. the Century Stakes. ,.oe's. one
and one-haf mile-Stalwart. IL ,Redfernl.
10 !: won: OFT wei!t. III tUSsiii. u to =: sec
ond: Short Hoss 81 hildebrandl. u 20 |:
third T1rne. In Is, Major Dainserfeid and
Fin r.se-. i've and one-half furlonSs-caIr
gorm; ~ G;yns' % Won: c9ghsilTnsn. ,i ,,,5,s
Eri.-. a,iie. Dazzi-s s,,l,sserry. Co,iIl.on,
chsriey'- Aunt and AInbeTtacs also ran.
,,,sIs ss'h d, snTs-wIm fyine. los ,Msrt.n, to
i won: L. sd-T. los uHlid.braHtl. to !. SOC
2sd Cray F!s5 s W Fl Isnf, T,s-n.t to vs1sS i ;hsa
ssa. Pennani. ronswaii snd Sheriff Bell also
ran
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however. Otto Stifel was not 70 he shaken
OF and the Schrciber 3-ycar-old carried
his ll5 pounds along just as rapidly as
, the 4-year-o!d before him carried his
package OF thirty-five pounds less weight.
Right alongside Stifel came Tally II.
who also bore light weight and whose
into favor with many. Back quite bit
came Ice Water. while Commodore. who
generally IS found In the front ranks. had
trouble in keeping with the procession; <, =.
sent Stifel forward and he rapidly over
hauled the flying Happy chappy. Al
most at the sam" time, Austin went 70
work on Ice Water and the Hayes mare
shot up from an indifferent position TO a
post with the leaders.
Swinging Into the straight. Happy still
had a slight margin of lead. Just along
side came otto Stifel and Tally II. ana
Ice Water ranged alongside as they got
ready for the final drive. II was q bat
tie royal down the stretch. with Happy
Chappy wailopinE wildly In his ride in
the effort to keep up. He was soon
brushed OFF. and the three contenders
stifei a neck to the good. Ice Water a
strong second and Tally II. closing fast
on the Hayes mare.
The three-quarterS was run I'm l:li. eS.
ceilent time. considering the strong wind
which blew without interruption from the
west; The Held faced this wind In their
run down the back stretch. and II had con-
siderable effect on the time
JOE GoSS \ WINNER
Old Joe Goss once more turned purse
into the treasury of the Lewis stable by
getting away with the third event. He
shook off his field at the last sixteenth
pole. after setting a dizzy pace through
out. and cam" home a hnndy winner
from J. ". O'Neill and sid Silver.
The latter ran cre'iitable race ana Will
bear watching at Delmar tomorrow.
King Rose ran as II his bruisinc race be
hind Tally II. In i:l3i4 a couple of days
previously had taken all the life from him.
He was back in the ruck at the end
Tim Hurst ran in the Bonsack colors
yesterday and scored a. nice enough vic
tory from Picture Hat and His worship.
Scotch Dance furnished a win for the
Parrish contingent in the opening race.
In the fifth event. Just So won with
great ease. The 2-year-old, Tom Shelley.
was made favorite on the strength OF his
recent stake win. The extra half fuTlonS
of the race proved too much for him:
however, and, after he had run himself
down with Rebo out in front. Just SO
drew away at pleasure.
In the sixth race. AEgle Lewis did not
run TO her form OF last Thursday. when
she won handily at the same distance
After racing I'm front with Hubbard. she
collapsed completely and was lucky TO lie
third. The Bugaboo came on and won at
his ease
Miss Eon won the last race at long odds.
She was at long price on the occasion
of her last victory.
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VAHlcoceLE VICTIMS.

Neglected Varicocele nndermines the
physical strength. deranses the mental
faculties. racks the nervous system and
Produces q complete loss OF sexual power.
We guarantee to cure the most aggravat-
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ou: pain. suffering or Inconvenience. Not
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BIG ben FOOLED THE TALENT.
Extreme Outsider in Harlem Feature
Beat McGre and Floral King Easily,

Chicago. Sept. 3.-Big Ben gave "a great
shock to the betting public this afternoon,
when he won the Speed Stakes. the fea-
ture of the card at Harlem. Big Ben was
not ;hrousht to have a chance for first
place. ana. with Floral King, was tho ex-
reIne outsider In the betting at u to /
Nc'i.e was the favorite. being backed
down TO to ). and turning Into the
stretch he looked like sure winner.
Big Ben came with rush In the last
furiong. and won easily. The good filly,
Ny A!ice. who has run some good races
vas baGly kicked while at the post In the
FIRST race. and an artery IN her leg war
severed. Sne ran her race, but was teaten
or Sad Sam. the horse that injured he-,
was second choice In the race but nn-
Ishcd third. Summary.
Tirsi race. six furionss-Nayor johnson. l2
neIeI. u 10 l.. seeond: sad sam. 10. ,ssh.ruooc,
Is u :. third. Time. I;I3 e-5. Nansard Ny
AIic,. i:ed Raven. Money Nuss and from
"a. az, sis and on.-haif furIongs-Don
c. ,',. =, '''S' 10 . second: VIEW New MsHn Iiayi
B, ~ .dT,. ,, g. l. third. Time. i:is 10. Monte.
Ailan;ico. wainsmoinen. Proof Reader. ck
DAVIS. henry W. King and Day
rsce. st. fariongs-IIs ;. Zen. 1Is gnop.
Sna; lrtns nm Lindsay ~ iiAsS5'essnl ias5 to i
Floral King also ran
.---t,I 1-.. one and one-six;eenth miles
70 eiaiy.sS & e. sseoaa 20 0n rasa Ms.1is 3:
sH-lren,, 3 TO :. third Time. I:sf Is. White
Plume. Don't Ask Ne and AhoIs also ran.
Fifth race. i've furlonys-BeIle Kinney. ie3
tAubuchonJ. to 1. won. Subtle. to7 (S.coil.
third. Time. i7o. La Ionic ard Prince
SFu;us also ran
sixth race ore niile-w. n. Right q
fFeichtD, even won: Foncssfz. l5s Mountain
5 10 !. second: Brancss. iio Henry. 10
Powers also ran.
seventh race. one and one-sixteenth mile
fion. Ii0 T'eichiJ. Z 70 :. second; Ben Chance
Iel iAubuchon). TO !. third Time, I:se Our
Bessie. Harvey. Blue Mint and Rabsuta also
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Results Mt Detroit.

Detroit. Micb.. sept. 7-Two long shots. two
favcrife3 and two second choices wca to-day
and the bettinC ring had rather "a disastrous
day. The Michigan Stake. which featured the
programme. had fiye starters. and the form
players were all at sea when Pretens.on came
home the winner. with choices EusL. Good
Cheer and Scarfeli trailing Tho big killing Of
the -fay came with the victory Of Aingore In
the fifth he having been backed from les 10
10 ]. Rssul:s:
Flint race six fuTlonEs-Arrnh Hay. > to >.
won: Percy Nine, 10 !. second: Jungle Imp
L 10 I. third. Time. I:i9ix-
Second race. one fnii.-Hachel ward 20 8.
won: Hiyk Eeei,. 20 :. second. Artcmesla. 6
TO I. thirf. Time. l:4f-.
Third rae mile and oae-six;centh--Bank
Street to !. Eon: FIee Admission. to !.
second. Barney gurk. even. third Time. :ss
Fourth race. the N;chirsa Stakes. six furlonxs
.Pretension. !: to won; Rnsk. 20 :. second:
Good Cheer. 20 ;. third. Time I.I,5x
Fifth race. seven frrionzs-Minsore 20 l.
won. Safeguard. to J. second: Illuminate :
to 2. third. Time. zIis
Sixth race. short course. sfeeplechase hnndl-
ccp-sam PaTrer. 20 =. won: Grey Cloud. 3
TO !: second: Navigator. s to 5. third. Time
49,
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MAGAZINE. 10, Third NATIONAL. o.

Tn. Magazines defeated the Third Nationals
AT Lewis Park yesterday af;erroSn In a one
sided game By a score of 10 70 0 knarT OF tie
Maxax.uAs pitched excellent game. lie
strIIck ou, tveiv. of the bank players and al
ioxfI them only one lit A running eaten ~
y,1-.orne was the feature play Of Tho game.
III. Magazines vill play the Feni0n. 80. team
al Lewis iark this afternoon score By IN
Il II. z.
Magazine. - Q: -is j: 0
p:s,f.riss: Magazines Knarr and Bsecom..
Itird National Ranks-B-ckley and Gleason
I-rnpirs-Treyie.
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Arrangements have been made by the Glen
Echo club 10 have wireless telegraph lines es-
fssished from the clubhouse to all the distant
points Of the golf links during the Olympic golf
Tournament In this way the members in the
club can keep In touch With the gam. from
all points.
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Shelbyville Fair C10sed.
sEfUBLIC SPE

Rf<IT Z Bit STFI-iAL
sh.ihyvilI-. ILL.,. Sept c-Ths forty-ffth an
nual fair closed to-day. Two thousand per-rns
witnessed the races. The hah-mlIe dash was
won by Fi.zhuyh Lee In u seconds purse sls.'-
tn. 80 trUt by Home Chick in third
heat Time. 81 seconds purs. so.o The s:io
pace by Chancellor ia third heat
Time. 20 seconds. purse S2oe.
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Giving Age and Avoirdupois TO
Ice Water, Schneider Colt
Scored Victory.
JUST so EASILY THE BEST.
Chinn Gelding Had Easy Time in
Fifth Race - Tim Hurst
Was a Victor in Bon
sack COlOrs.
900 90 . . 90 .
q ED lGsQ sIulIS Z
'uBLIC'S TIPS
OCT IN THE LIGHT. 4

me ~
.ne. hepuohc asan, iea All o'nei
oa,hes IN winning se'ec'iohs AT 'he
Fa! "rounos iast week 'n''. teen
Oh It's choices cfosshis the IN"
hfs1 iho paper Win inc next pes'
. record had ten winners and the =
q next two had seven winners each. q
-, -. ., .,o,. o., .rbs a
Aho 'o"ses' sh"s " scoie i''
. Republic WIS Second Mate, against y
. whose chances to 1 was laid. Tim .
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DELNAR SELECTIONS
F1rs Race-Piat; Pharmacy. Colonel Simp-
son-
Second Racs-Ben Lear. Insolthrift. Alson-
gum.
Third Race-A;hena. Miss Betty The Hebrew
Fourth Racs-Tahy Tosa. Jack Young. Hayes
entry.
Fifth Race-Pathoz. Iras NainEpring.
Sixth Race-Ariena. Fruit. Red Leaf
Seventh Hace-Sld Silver, Caterpillar. L1s'lg.
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Al Terre Haute-Terre Haut. Z: Evansville. ;
At Observation-Disclosures Dayton: rain.
At South Bend-South Bend. s. Marion. g.
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A. kansss CItyaMilwsukee, 4: Kansas City. l.
- q Paui-MInneapoiis. 1: 81. Paul. o.
~ Cotumbus-columbus. ,: Toledo -four
At IndIsnspoiis-Lo 10; Indianapolis. Z
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At Keokuk-Keokuk. 8; Ottumwa
\: Boone-Boone q: Fort Dodge. .
Al Buriinstns--Oskaioc.s- .: Burlington, T.
At Marshaii:o-n - Waterloo, 8; MARSHALL
town, Q.
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REPTELIc SPECIAL
Chicago. Sept 3-The Colts defeated
the St Louis Cardinals in due time this
afternoon BY a score OF to 1. 1t was the
second game OF the series and threaten
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THE REPUBLIC S DAHL RACING FORM CHART

Fair Grounds sept. :.-weaihsr track fart.
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cod Won easily. .rrd 9 81.
o few rIeS Brntt h- r1n,H N early ~
Of lead after SEiGh out then h
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onc.ny.ec s.
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ALLIED DISEASES.

1e niso cure Rupture and Hydrocele
Kidney. Bladder and Prostate AfYections
Eczema. Pimpies. Psoriasis and all chronic
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CARDINALS LOSE
TO SELEE'S TRIBE
Cubs" Bat Manager Nichols Op-
portunely and Win 10y
Score of to 1.
WEIMAR IN GREAT SHAPE.
ChicagO's Crack Left Handler
PLAYS With Men From Worlds
Fair City Allowing Them
Only Five Hits.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League
Club. 7. ". l. PCT Cin'fi III 81 70 -tis
Club +. ". J.. IAt- ''Hr.ils III sc - .lii
-. YORK. III - = .12S I:fstpn .liS ~ - 20
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Where They PIny To-Day.
Cardinals at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
C'aicaro . Cardinals /. PhiIad~!- 8. Brook. 0.
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Wherc They PIny TO-Da

Yesterdays Results.
-. York ,. Boston /.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
soSpay's DELMAR ENTRIES
-rsS race four and one-hsf furiDng-. @-yeai

..ec9nd race. six furlong.. s-year-o!ds and
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04

start good. Won in a ii-rc- d-Iy. u three " j
Otto - '.l great race. hand eli weight nicely.
himsef dizzy then stood OF determined rrShes 70 :
Ing back 60 her best form. re-hsd the liEnt Wei :
last sixteenth Tai ) had 10 excuses. ShaIry did
stretch and not factor show biting :.
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