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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Fred Glad an; F-aIh Oven met y@s-
tsraay, and the struggle sd .. NO.. pitch
e-s BATH: for i..". in;iir-:s. iDc.u III: :
tie BOTTLES .: tn 1..--n.-. Then GLADE
grow Tired o.: watching is support grad
ual!- whitening ave.. and ia the ia +:
three in.!Efs Chicago dLisiej away with
Ia" Sa!r.e. ; 10 =.
yr Gcalccrs mysterious aggregation
o. hall players starred IL another role
They sre TIE mDst versatile lot OF bail
toss.-r- IN the big !easE.s- cn' Cay their
work IS good. Then they throw d game
s"ay by The r,akest KIND " fielding.
Il gaz this way yesterday EoUty Wal
lace vas tAe principal offender Two Of
Eh DIS GI.izCu-s ga--rrNd runs. and others
D. Jones ana Fockr,.r.r.Id. and som. that
are Rot cCUD'.d CaU>.. more runs. Up TO
The ..r.al :.i-hr Of the natives Glade was
wording N good shap-
chicago Was .igErtGLy entitled 20 twn
TInz-'Uose TnaGe i:. III; last Inning. All
III. ~ hers were handed 80 Ffe!,."r Jones
by Hretcnei fielding suc SLOW w";k on TIE
iasc= ana ~ In. U-!G- 81. Louis had s.t-
ter opportunities 70 :ncrsaS. their lead.
b.. .c,i uupl. u.!ser.lbiy when a l:rt!. head
wp5k or The b:s-s would hsr. ADDED RUS.
gi.- SDE pat up al. aggressive game
part4Ct!.arIy after 'h.- board hoy put up
. III s."ir: New York ;. Philadelphia ..
Tie .r-nlgE.y va:rlC!S az" ha:a 10 bcAt.
.-.i I. Trci- i,irsh.n: department NAH
rainS their ground, Joa=s and his troopers
...I be- heard l.. tiie East. whittier they
~..fr last might
M..ii..re allowed tie first run IN the sec
.r. inning. callahan Wis safe on Jcne-
I.Hff lnuIIIg- -.-Oj!c"i M. Ssc'ifice ana
jimmy took third on Green's out. ts
s.Drci VIXEN EoLhy ;iH.s!e1 RoAe
.:Tou'.'i-:.
Tnc H;ro~us Jumped into ~" vat IN the
rr-t inning Roth doubled over ii!'ib.,n
81! FTTT. GLADE gaI- 4" t:.- 'ai"h- an
gv-fIl shock when hs cut ni; between
'JrE-s" .rI the sack. Roth g"t STUCK On
s-a.,iHl. S'uT1 walked s:Id i:ai- went
"rsr ~ "i;0rkcy's' rap - Das-s - R"'i
scored fr,ea singled through Davis iitii
s-ur. chased hO gi' from second, .-''!tss )
no thror "aliac. chopped - lsb".i.
i..ilrE Rocky a. EOI-.
D-aahN.'. e!!r "f triple after FISK
lao Wildly e boe, after the ball and Iss-
formed III. familiar stunt % "a4,4rg tl'-
..s.: .-r =" IT,. fs.rc and Rocky HUH
az \ pop ~ .y-nci t.l. score.
callahan scored N the sixth. He coiSe1
~ PASS stole 80 acuI. was srcrnor to
r-.rI and ials:sI TU'n y.ae. :gUh!ci d.
..r.-su'- zap along fTst ms" J.. ne
4, ~. T,-;iJ wrong in rh". SEVENTH Silii'-in
va. ssIs o. HaliIg''~ 5oDh.e- oven SUI
HgI.. ami 'Izay'' s.,oT'd his manager
Jufrs's r.1ff. stole .oco1d and tool. third
-. q silI pitch. a. liz" scored. on ti''
.u-Ibl- std hy Callahan al. Davis i!lc
latter scored.
Iavl-'s aos.II, ard ';aIlai.;-r's 'rtpIe f.
the ninth. Win. Green's !.nSl". gave w"
sH.-"- stones s,;s turt. WIKI !:o2k.N
single s''i i'Ti !. sharp rap 10 i-tt. al
iaT..! :.~ locals q tally IN tile eiE Itt trt
= rnH. double play hy Davis. 's5"i! arh
.re 'J.rgt.' .-iI..i th> rally The S'DT'-
81. LOUIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
COACH FA|RWEAT Their
OUTLINES POLICY
Says He Will Use Very Few
Quarter Eack and End Runs in
Games in Which WSshingtOn
University Contests.

We viii use very few auarter-hack an..
leye they are good to looseii the other
s,cs iine but as ground gamers I ,hini,
htt'e of them.' said Coach d. A. Fair
day.
.Flasly end runs look well to the spec
ta:orS II one Is carried out successfully.
but y a failure. which IL u IN the majority
OF cases. !, rehccis on the players. 1t il
good To- try now and THEN, even IL
10 ground IL gained. I believ,. that they
.eno I" loosen the opposing line and the
Players. expecting an end run 10 he pulle,l
on. VIII watch Tor them and N saken th..
SPOTS when other plays ,.an be directed
F3irweather Is in favor OF THE regular
threc-hack formation and its variations
II. will drill considerably OBJ the Yale
tackle back pla! with shcTt dash Into
the line. so,.'r wide and s.E,4 close IL,
Will drill ,nu, this formation
Ihe fcnn.y iv.icia guards hhck play IL
Another :..vurite OF the former Illinois
University player. However he NAV shift,
any Of his liEcnea ;u the bafk field. the
f-shN members being the preferable In
this play two ~: tb. heaviest men in tn.
liie are taken ont and the haf hocks nut
in. Ii the play is on the left skde the men
line up behind each other in lthe rear OF
th' guards place III the line the first man
s.'nS 81 close to the quarter that he can
'otcn hlni TA' 9!Itrf.: back has his reg
uiar position. while the fun back stands
Wy behind The quarter
Tn. play Is either called through center
.'I "!t SCart ar on right guard and
tackle. Will. called thu. itnnsyiyani:,
guards back. any men in rhe line can h~
shifted To the rear.
Although schco! ha, not cpeYicd Tho ms.
lo'ity OF the squad members Have Yeport-
.d. Nothing h,:s very light wTrk has been
':ore. as Esirv Gather Il hoI,iihr mn ,n,,i
cooler weather.
kickiGS ant catching puntS have heen
the "r'ier OF the practice. with a short run
before going in for the rub The fIrst
yaIne scheduled is for October Z aeainst
R'>'. Polly of Chicago A game NAV bo
arranged for September D. axAinst S6urf
I'm ar SOFA. lighter team
Danny p:llon. formerly Of - Iouis T.,
E.S been trying for quarter Dan knows
the game Well. but his frail huild and N<h,
weight make u dangerous for him to 70
Into the heavy games
George Logan. who subhed ~ o,sarser
las; year TO Stutfie NAV ndt play this
year. owing tO parental obie,,icu Cold
smith - out for directorshp df thu team.
Hackfieid candidates. who have heen ont
are iH"mds and I.ehmann. Roth slbbe,l
Hast year. and will be tried os:s tht, 60
Son. Rock and Glasgow OF High School.
SrhaumberS and Taylor Of Manual ana
Breaker and Osborne are out fspr line posi-
tons. Lucky. captain Walter and Arne
Nrai:Sc. Stone AID Rodenbers are expect-
ell IL report to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

New ID-i. .. IL..s.-i. a" .,n.cagos ST Louis =
'!.iac.!- 3. N.@ l"FE :. Cleveland :. Detroit l.
.scs'on J, N.s:li:..s-.n .. Cleveland = D-t.gi. =
I;.s-cr : Va -:ng,cE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
ERRORS BY BROWNS
GIVES GAME TO S0X
Bad Fielding by Nc.Aleer's Tribe
Enables Fielder Jones 10 Take
the Last C"n'es, by Score Of 5
to-.
Where They play To-Day.

80 :, ci.rsi.;4 Ios'o" =; washington.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
NORMAN B, STEPS
EXCEPTIONAL MILE
Wins First Heat of 200 Trot at
Columbus in 5:G6 ii: Heavy
Programme Partially Eun-Of
Before RainstOrM.

Columbus. q. Sept. lc.-No:nlan Il. :
feat of stepping IN. Columbus Track in
the FIRST heAt Of the ::0y ,ro: il. ::9s' .. was
the beat feature in the opening of the
Grand Circuit races here to-day. Zephyr
was favort.e and Ansio!a s-cCni choice.
Miss Adh-i.. :, s-tc-5 favO:i;. for the
Kentucky Stock Farm f'lturity for 3
year-O!i PAGERS. was beaten In straight
heats by ;hc other starter. Eonalct.
Pat T.. second choice to Myrane in the
Els trot. won. .,ft.. he had lost the third
heat by repeated breaking. Ha! &. won
the ::!s pace.
Glenwooi NJ was a 5-to-4 favorite over
the entire field in the ter-COiuE.b bus
Breweries' $1,000 2:iS Troiting Stake.
Despite a break. h" settled down. and beat
out Leonardo ut the finish Of tho hr<t
heat.
Martha Young. FIRST choice. won the
opening heat of she 81. pace. \ heavy
rains;o::n stopped racing before the sec
0nd heat of the eli pace could b. started.
Mine thousand persons saw the sport.
Kentucky S;o.k Farm Fu:ur!:y s--ear-ok.s.
PAGERS. two IN lErse. purse s.! 80:
Eonaiet I.r T., by Eo,:rn- Ifrert 'Bsnyon,.
Nt>& A1s-i D. T. ,kSgg. :
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
oE THE cit Re.


raj. a. Es.-asr lsa-S,ya at B7ss,a-
5 res e. - .r.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
TRIPLE 4 TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Wear aa1 MrK ltlrlrk May Meet o.
Match This AiteeDOOa.

Arthur Wear and Clarence Gamble de-
feafed Cruns'en and Jones In the feature
match in th- city tennis tournament on
the Triple 4 courts Yesterday by the score
Of S-3 ard So. The match was closer
than tho score would indicate.
Wears terrific lne-servinE worried! the
opponents very much. Deuce Was played
several times in each set and III" last had
To go into extra play before it was de-
Ci6cd.
In the singles W. X. Hamm won from
E 4. More by the score Of 60. 81 and
S. u. Ffschel defeated ". ID. Hudson.
60 81. l. +. More defeated J. Il. Will
liafns. 80 Sc
II vas announced Monday that the semi
finals would be played yesterday. but the
rltyers were 50 slow In disposinE of che
matches that II was decided TO val; IY.tI
Saturday for this round.
The scr,.!i,ais vii, N. played Saturday
and ehe finals the Saturday following. II
is very likely tia; Jn" Wear and Raiph
NcEiitrick will nisei in tii. singles to-day.
while fh!s pair and Siseson and Mont
somery may meet in the do:b,es Each
player has one set ahead.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
PENNANT WINNERS SHUT.0UT
BY THE CARDINALS.
errT-r:.iC spECrsL.


Columbus. q. Sept 18th. 8. Louis
caT,..H..s came ~ the city TO-DAY and
sIcc..,!ei in showing; ~. pernant win
asrs Df IN. American Association hoa "a
play hall. However i, vas no; Y tril-
Ian: exhibition "n Tho part o' II. s-lr-
'.iUals. no rloY. than !s was by the home
team.
Probably this l!s;l.ssress was csus.,; ty
the small crowd and the box off,. Wss
not over hur'isn~i with dollar bills. as
10 more 'hsn .r psss-d through III. -'Irn-
stiles. VIII" columbus hit 're leather
In tn. real Sig-y.rC fashion and sent 4:
out 30 what looked to te SAFE iist.rces
TIRE - Louis team Was i's feet It
every instance. gathered the hide in and
I.-c!ur ~ vt.T" !r 'o"S -. most soo9.
Gus r.p-n-T Who has s!greS with Gin
Glfua-i 20 DO some = The uifriirg rrxt
season showed hinsc'r "a b i- the same
Glass as his opponents. a< ne sd much
Of n" work rcr Columbus Eoal~ks:ts..
Grady EoCtisy ard Mcbride for -. Louis.
showed That -E.ir class .! ball l. - .h>
t.gu order. especially Nth IN. stick No.
= rtir Vas made on Columbus errors
T-S score.
sr.ur1.-.e ..-.-..--....-...N n q = q a.
- !. al s...-..-...-.--..-1 ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
tTiI''.1 %

'NlCs1 -
Ia-T- ta-. !-..
es4rr.-r~ it.- Il Eas-S
Owen
at : .g-- r..-
-..r. l-sHl Es.t Ion,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
HooRaY BEAT KINGS DAUGHTER.
TWelSe-to-One Shot Easily Defeats
FaVoriae In the Holly HandScap.

! Hooray. i.-,o-i shot; easily won ti.. Hol-
! ~ Handicap at Sray~sen1 to-day. defeat
n. the :avori'e. Kings Daughter. over a
q. i. Fitzcsra!i. general manager .. tho
Brighton Beach Association. to-day re-
ccive! a cahl'Granl from Harry =. Whit
n'y. who IS in London, ;o ~. eject that
, hy n.N: week at III. Brighten meeting.
| pruvil:iu- thit his trainer. John Rogers.
| Is Willing. In the event cf an agreement
| "a f;ee'. the race will be run one week
Summaries:
| Fir. r-ce. ab ~. Elk sa:,ons,-Re-,opaw, 100
P.EEir"' 30 >" ]. won: SIR Cs-c:h.-.. !oe .NilI-
:. ). ih.-! r.-.-. II. .-S &.a,.a. M.rmar John
sr. Nl.c. iioais Birmingham. Caution. EIiz-
! at.th =. Ca'z~y- S;. Es'ei,a and W.. aIso ia;I
| La .. (r-rrins,. 10 /. wol; v.i.dy T.:
=. IA n9i.ai:'. :: :. i seoaai: cisariEh,.r. ..
,y4,. Ta'- '',e about six ss.,9ns.-sis n.n. IL
r@;.E,s,n,' = :, :. second: Rusx. pc aE.u.n
.In; - TO ). 'hirt. Time. i:ii. Foxy Kane
l. >ct.nitt. l5.riIOt-Ts. Golden i.aI" and fIn.;
,r$a::h -. Asas.cap. aaoa. ..S .,.rlons.-
II, ". Ia.isi, ! 70 !. third r:gs. ~ IS
9ui'i;1r. FiI ra:!ips sna Halniicar ai~n ran
=! III ~ iS.r; inii- ans .iN;csn,h.israeIi,.
r,n"'. d. - :. th:rt TINE Iis - II..I. scout.
SIr,rrrc 'rGr'. Tyrc1. i-'-i Melbourne. Sais
n.:'o'i"'"- -. lin h'.''ie aac JACK Young also
sixth -e.s. nile ant a .i.,.-a'h-R,r-n E.n-
I.vns, i g !: .econi. sueas-ln. Iio ,Ioa.fi.
- :" l. ''i.! T.n-. 81 IS. lass copper ia
s;rpup. I-'!y prudence ana ~ the Ers sls5
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

National Institution Awaits Ac.
ton Of Currency COn,ptroI,er.

Minot. y. y, Sept TT. Miao. Ma
i"ii1i Bank fa'"l TO Open its doors :or
business tnis morning. \ notice roS'el on
the door reads:
~ 2. ndinE the act.o., OF the Comm
;ro'lec % N. cu.yerry''
The announcement l. made xeYrIoG.ial-
!r that the banks reserve IS cnns,cer,.
bly, .. 10. she statutory requirements al
though there is something lik. Sis..t, c-.c,
i'rt 70 N" reserve fund This amount
nature
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
WIlLE-Rl Hs.sN FIGHT orr.
Sait Lake County Authorities 20 Pre-
vest the Contest.

Salt Lake City. Sept ia-The John
Wils-Gus Rubin GSht advertised to take
place here next Tuesday night, will y.
prohibited by the county authorities. not
vshstan6ing Mayor Morris has issued a
permit for the fight
County Attorney Christensen to-day
stated that th" contest as Advertised
would b" a prize fight. and as such would
10 In violation of the iaV
VI. so notified sheriff Emery and the
latter served MOTTO" oa :h. promoters ~
:ha fight that arrests world te made ~
the men came into the ring.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
WEDDING NOT A SURPRISE.
Mrs. Crane and Mr.. MCLEAN
Were Found Out by NeichhOrs.

Mrs. MO,lie Crane OF No s5s3 Kruger
street ard John NJ. MCLEAN. salesman
for the Carleton Dry-GoOis Company
thought to surprise their friends by quiet
" marrying. Monday afternoon. and an
n"tucinE the fact at a wedding dinner in
TIE evening at the home Of the bride.
Sei-hiors and friends learned cf their
plans and arranged a surprise for the
bride an. groom In the way Of . chartv-
ari Monday night.
TIev had planned an .lopemen: 10 Clay
ton IN an automobile last Saturday. but
the rain spoiled their plans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
TO PLAY DECIDING; GAME.
Wabash SD Jarls0wvSDDe Teana
Have Each Won One Co.se~s

the Wabash baseball team vii, p!ly che
JackSonviiie. III. team the final game
of 4 series of three mex: Sunday AZ Jack
soiVI.c. Zach team has won one gam.
close anai exciting.
sunny Jim HaCke;t. the former Gard,
nal twirier. Is nCw playing with Jackson
vile AMI an eHort Will be mads. 10 defeat
him BY s.curir;: Jack Tayior or ClarIie
Mcra'lan! Of the Cardinals pitching
ccr;s.
TT" probable batteries will BE-: Wabash,
laSln. or AcFar;an ni and Bef's or Wat
son; Jacksonville. Hack.t; and Bit II j.
expected that "a ia.c" number Of =. '<p,ii-
F"ctsTs viii accompany the team
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
PILGRIMS DEMAND HALF nErE,rrs.
Fostball Players Said t0 Have Gene
hack - Original AxreeDens.

Although the English r.lsrims agreed to
conc herr tO play for expenses and SlsV II
developed Yesterday thar he visitors will
demand half of the receipts In the games
Saturday and Sunday.
The original agreement was to nav
fT.ss sporiAf:OE. hotel bill and other ex-
DcEses while the players were here, and
an :,'iditNsnM $l0A Manager Livingston Is
said to have demanded that he get one
hail ~ the share to be given 10 the foot
tall players or oEe-four;h Of the gate ne
ccipiS.
The games are to be played In ccn:,ec-
tion with tn. baaetai! contests and ,he
gate receipts Will be- divided between the
cs.i'cbai and football .cam managers
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Detectives Callahan and Cremins ester
siay afternoon arrested Mathew J Boyer
of NJ. .2il low, avenue, who later waA
identified rs the sss.,liant of x A. Han
cock, vino il in the city Hospital dan
e.ruI.slv in ured Joe Hancock and
Michael Gallagher identified Beycr. Tho
assault was committed at Thlrtcen'h and
Ma.k.: street Monday night. B~yer als
Yi!fs being present. but denies having part
In tn. assault.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
PETERSON WINS SECOND BLOCK
L"ca1 B111lard Player Has Commasa
tnx Lead Over Gray u l3auaisap

Charles Peterson defeated George Gray
OF Chicago in the second block Of the
hindic1p billiard match al the ROYAL Eli
iiafsi i;iil last night by the score. Of SD
u i.i. Gray played better game than
nc siid on his initial appearance.
ne balls broke bad Tor both however
which accounted for tie how average Pc
.s's7n making = ~? while s;Yay'S was A..
i'.ters"ns high iun WIS - and Grsy's -
IN. final block of rs points will be
played to-niSh'. the present score helms,
y" 20 -. IN favor "f Peterson. Ate. The.
contest .ir. Peterson Will give an exhibit
ton .! fancy and trick -hots
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

on tas..-CHlicaSo 6. Cincinnati. D. Two-bass
hi;s-Ti'aer T.Gee-hss- t!rS-ChAEc- !. Ma
loE.y ! Seymour /. S1cr.rr" hitS-I/o5ert J..
stOl-a bas-s-'-hanc~ !. Schultz Na!"nev l.
Sag, ?. i-E":- =. u'E-iiI :. N-i:l-- J. ibJIt!-
I'.s;.--lt!.h- r and ,ha:.,. I. - S":ii sni Tin
Ike l. struck DG;-I;y w.I-ss"- }. ~ EeuiLs.h
J. 10y overall .. iis-ei bri.s-SCaI-i :. Base
"a .a!lS-p| Eci:.g.. :. CG sv.IaI! Z. Viii
i,ii"f s-.sy"Tal T.I-.- .. S.Ia--Twc hour.
J-g--! E.r.<sHI,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
GEORGE ExcLISH WINS At FOOL.
Defeats San Pess00 u Ereach Mattel
as BPOadWay.

George English defeated sam PersoH in
IN. French f.ooi tourra nj a; tho Broad
way last night by ;.e score Of 5 70 I.
Both played good games
After Fe"soM had taken AMI held the
lcac. English came strong OH the last
psirfs ard score'. 81 FIRST. The second
game vert 60 English. 81 to ~ In the
third re:scn displayed the better stroke
and won. 81 TO g. The last was won by
English after be!nS closely pursued by
Per'of. the latter scoring S9 points.
Games vii! he PLAYED mighty. " l..
Ely and George Meyer meeting Tonight
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
I,,i..,. N-,n.A,.s. ,se.,.

bloomington. III. sept Is--The Illinois
Cou@.r.nc. q! the Methodist Episcopal
.hur,,s opened i:s eIa:hty-s-cnnd annual
gathering thi< evening at Farmer CITY
with 80 clerRym"n present. Bishop Fart
..-,us-oa 81 Washington. y. g. presided
Az address by the Reverend s. J. Herben.
l. T.. EDITOR for ttss Epworth Herald. Was
IN. opening feature
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Esrg@i s-lss'-s. ash!uSraa :. Boston = Two
lone n ''.s.1- 3. F-s>--laG Z :, on hss.-
Csssssr o. 81. maj. = - S'-ai Freeman. !
.asLr- /: &. T.--v : IL; ,.a fasss-IVa sai--
:-l Ir-..r W4fi Tlra4s"s- I--r- f--ry
rs.~N-. .~r.--~ Es-S -lH-. Tam. a. .'
~ H-F,; inning - =n --4r. T-s-Ss or balls
-4l~ t'sass-...gs 4 - BENZ I'M p; zane
-.as T---s .EF.7e-HgT-- A,t.=IaDl-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
s.-,on -, wa.hinx,.a As.

N.--..:cir' S.l;- ia--!.ls'"fs Won 10th games
~ asa.a.r-.s st..'. -s-...Iy. ~ lp;!ns shutting
g.:t - f-c-.T attE pt" NO TIts 10. :N- ii-St.
= il's t-k-' r..s !">- - ,na4 I.lT ,ugr ;rr..
i.S-- ur ta * u TIE ninth inning. E.:Tv 81
-" Three T. l.r.,-I.s Ut he'd ~ s.s- game
tar Er''Hr. arl 49,. vel. IN -. face a. POO:
~ -. = H..--
ItESr CAM.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Palermo Sicily Sept. S-Whilo the
Hanhurg American Line steamer PYtn1
Cskar from Genoa. bound Tot Naples ana
New YORK was entering th. harbor her"
william Eens an American Jumped over
trol,,, sad was drowned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
LOUISVILLE sELET1oNs.

l.-uisv.!ie. Ky. Sspc la.-Seiec,ons:
ffrSr i;acs-pea-'i, Reu.cnhurst. brown Wall.
S."ond Race-iake GGeenbe:x. TI.:aEto. Jack
;s.;iIn
Th!r.. T:ac.-KniCi-; becker 81 Co:uInh. Rr!lz.
Fourth Esc--S;N Shooter. Rr.cRs Matcr T.
J. Carson.
Firth -M;nna Adams. Sn-;.sy Sicyou.
six. I:,c.-liar,nak.s. Western Duke. D1ctoF
wSn..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

t.~fe4sni --.-.---.--.-..--. . Y -:
D-tr1it -.-..-..-........-.o o.
Tvo-ra-- hi;s-S-oE al. :. Moore l. grasI.y
Tl!E.--ssS h.;s-tL.agiz / SAcr!'.C~ hits
?-s .lsy !. S'...il! =. Lr.luy.:l l. stci-r b. <'s
Bradley !. CTavtgrG ! Has. II ha!!s-',. G,ar.
:. q: Donovan e T;it v.'h .alI-Nuo-. Lift
IN bas.s-''isS ei.ai o I..,r-I. 3 struck '4--
Moor l'S-Osa:: = Wa; p.ick-GCo-e E.--.-
vi E.r.-.rn- io-r snI Ht:y minutes UIaI....
-,u;l-.siiy sa3 .c-=.:.
Second CAME
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Sir-OND GAME.

Sar-i:c- hi's- f"N-,rlaE I Drltle y.ays-
Gl.-as,-. ps..ia an. EE..rSsl!. = I>S on hs.-s
--t'E'.a .'i'E-s @. N-w York II. First has. Oh
h..l<-'#- rl-- ~ FIRST bas~ on errors
; IL .-lN'..l H.t by I.-r...T--I-ylin 7. r.h-
n D. rt-I.cN "lf-. By 1!.S"i'y !. hy Mathew
~ u. lg -uag.s :. ii.lS-Jr pGC.l.by = III
'.-.. Ilr!ri:s. .E:l..-pH- iJCr arf iI;y-s=s..
II :.,.as- CuII!-'s-o ray AL Klein.
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SOaaaera leaRae.

Montgomery 10. shreveport =
Eirrrfr,rs0' :. LATHE PIsk O.
.iti:I'l :. Memphis
Mash ,4ll- = New orleans
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PLiln.l~lphS., 81. New York 3:.

Philadelphia ~. .a-rA.ia,!.li.ai. .,l,. Nsav
N.tt hi.-Ei"t :.uTS IL Ipuf!--hs. lc; tC-..',
IL- locals wsE! thI '::- SUi:4. IN ~. tenth IN
Mig. .-:'-t g'saifs 'tr ti;: t-.se-@T "a, w..
ihrD%. H. -" secDI., Cv-t-s- Siatli.wsrn Lad
tie f!.;'H'i-l;'hidl tst=-lr9 q; his fr.ICy drt
!tc t.eiE CDwn w!:h ;sO hits At'. :.:Ance.
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The Endi':oyIes won four of tho nve ganes
f-cu the Parks "y, the ROYAL alisys last night.
March Of ;hc Winners high individusl l.
with an Average Of .5..
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L. : = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al
.w.-tas" l.-s-Go!..n. :. Ferris :. ,;G:I.l -.lay.
J. sagri'!na !.rs-''ss-ily !. .sTE.S /. FNr~-
la-~" .r ta..-.-.'~ ..vGs.Ti !. U'' b. Ui-.n".
ball. gtcS 3. truck rg--isy Town 90! : as
tC: o.. .s--N "a Ia ~ ir..'H - y =. On
Imp ..:s;. At'--;aur" .. ID
=. .
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GE.vfSESD SKELETONS

-Ff--N f->t--sD = SF-I-.-'-a aI.sS
Es-T-T RI-C sPEC7A
Ssz N~-E S~p. is-S>
fs-s- Esc.-iah. sz.s.-S. Ga. rnA-ei i.,cy
y-E-.
EE:N- H1f:.~-
Tsist E.l~r-r..-A Fi,sir7y Brs.-y
Pr
F--:E EA,~--Sssis H-..h.- Ca..>~. r-~
o.
SRA E.e.- e-c:Ae- Prank s.o.y-s IA--s
Re-.
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Wayiand No.. Sept. 1?.-The District Odd
Fellows Association. composed Of the
counties Of Clark and Scotland. held i,S
annual meeting here today. tent had
been erected FOR the big crowd, which
gathered To hear the speakers. Grand Mas
te- Nilk.rson of S:n'thvilie. W. q. Harper
Of Milan, A A. Aiken Of Kansas city AMI
W r I.a:aI.y cf Eahoka- The annua.
business meeting VAS held after he speak
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yOaes Of the Game.

J. S00G8 0ux-By owen T. Lex on S1ses-ss
and my sninntea Cmpire-O'I I.ougsiia-
xeses of the Game.
Manager McAk.. and h.s It,.e tsrG of
Brownies iuE.ped .toard t!s.a so1I: fos
Bott0o last light !; VII te 'se las, zip Of
Journey undsT ara.-e: saain- ntie.s sill
ton to-r1orrov jimmy .o.ii:s ought :. ;-ke
has men int ii-iE'i giao-. lu7; racs.=t o. Ds.
the Hub.
was saort lived. Th- Leo:ic. man at! MS Vol
yerines were t..re--l = grn hy ta- ccnsI;- ui.-
ne. I!scsd Cleveland tack IN ;a:;d and -,-.rcu-
koes down On -sea i.:irs AKA Ecei"a s"u.
ilS @ tss s ,sss: :T q .hirt iroi t. @ :t a -
.a1 The &sss H:ta'na.; .ss's a. As Err sa3a 80
DGl..avy, who Sas iniur,-i ty .gi!.airs ".;h
Otherwise a-.:ns veil H a:.G ,.niay H-!.-.
Ena sstcEca tie s.In. gaining y q! Eao~i-
ecss fSs TIE :a!i se!;es.
Donahus 10 q mighty cl-v.G first b--er.a-s.
In f.c:. TIA, Ch!eags eiut corlgf:--. tur.-I
Sen.. .s'. Jimmy nm 0:. c:ish.n. % G. pa.s. is
i.tel and :jirys. Dona.a.; 70 -: nott ti.s (
s'er!ins PLAYERS. The Wh:;- sgS -. ols-s
Su.Gi- M.css p!icn.r-. ;S:.f~ ~osid l. little
10 Mcti.Ag's clanc.s. While me Sox H.1,
a,ro.S IS other c!Et.s Iva hitting. they Inor-
tkAa maze Up 70. !: IN isaf; work In u. ;'-!.
S.cre,.ry I.ci. = n. II The s.,,'o---:s
% ~. Giant MUGS .aI.t go w..!r i:aGs
WA41-Il and other. y. the .A.h!-t!s i.fE'-s .!aI-
a chance - heat Nc5rAw. with MS '!Gh u. he
rt- FORM they play al pr-s..t- MUCK fi--
1ics;oH would u al right II As we've NOT Iui.-
30 emphatic. Tne G!s.t> may. and. pr.titly
will. Rake the championship but u W.! I.oi t-
4 waI.AwSy, - Muck believes.
New York 50. Philadelphia S-S.
New York Sept 1.-the New yn:I and
yt. ..A Americans il doub!-- O.:
here today and each team scored q scut-"i;.
Sew Iork winning the Er~c. to v AIss ih= Va
it9:s ;ae vshsr 10 Q. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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Tv n-tfaa Ait rs!a :. ErHaa~ J. Sacrifice
T. ';.nisJa ! '-...a /. i'l-;!aa.r !. N.Ttas :.
Nc',tGri / - -..c Pl.ys-'si.ls.n oil! i'..r;3 l.
ior! ai.i Courtney ]. stTang and Mc';aEn
- .n:s: csls- n balls or ECt;iE!..;y :. 80:
lt-ti-g'g Z El-St EIs- C-l s-Tprs-i'E4!a slpE!A
F! N-w Nn.k :. Sit ~ l.tc..i .l'i-Tft-:s ::
S-r.rE u..r-By I''i:rrI-y by i'.'tIU.,-r !.
WA ;.i,rG~s-f:.-.E:er L Time Of y.r.,--sD.Ge
k.s;..
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The Hyde Farks won the old eaue from, The
Florists tt.. Palace aieys last nishf Fan
ge.isi-!S - ne winners was high man vfsh An
average Of -ISt