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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
Russell Gardner and Tom r. Lar
drum Lead in Formation o
Plans for Annual Equine Exhi
bitiOn.

Those interested In and determined 20
hold y horse show In II. l.ouia this fall
met ~ Parlor 4. Planters Hotel. yester-
day afternoon. ThOse present we're Rus
sell Z. Gardner. Max Orthwein. Oliver
=. l.anEan. John 6. BrattOn. Merritt Mar.
skall. Charles E Wennekef. Edgar Rand.
John c. Roberto. Lyman r: Hay. Alex
l. Burr.
Colonel l.andrum MAS chosen temporary
chair man and Mr.. Burv temporary secre-
tary. The meeting decided to organise .
rev association. the 1t. Louis HOrHe
Show Company. for the purpose Of giving
an annual hOrss show In st. Louis.
rns temporary chairman appointed M.
Gar.iaera committee. Of one. with power
TO aid To- mis- number. tn solicit subscrip-
t:ons to the stock Of the new company.
The Sentlsrcn behind the movement pro-
pos. to ssll shares at $lo9 each. no indt-
viduai I" lie allowed more than one share.
slow associations vas held BY . close
corporation. The promoters OF the b.
I<DE!; Horse Sh0w Company propose 10
n.ak" th.. institution largely public, one
which will appeal to the citizens at large
rather than Z. any section OF tho popu-
lation cf St LOUIS and surrounding TER
rit.ry.
Mr. S3rsinc. especially desires u under
stno! that tie venturs. is . sound one IN
4 f!ia lcial sense. that no donations are
desired nor vii, any such he accepted. The.
plan ~ to- sell one. share Of stock to each
one ~ "a n,"r. give n show and maintain
e fund in sh.' ir, sury for futur" use. In
the past all dividends from nOrS" shows
were declared imInsS1ia tely after the buSt-
ness HGS settled. nor in anS case did the
suarantors have =" make good any money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
SECOND CANE

fi- III sy-ral. fooths!j rlaNe-. college
-tut. 8IggHE~ .fI'-gI. and other i''l'-
among t.-F;, premier I:tea'r q: ,h- R''-
got hin~' u i-,tr II 1bi. ia tt. second S.-S-
sion S.lt,iSt HIM WIS tail il".s!u- Exam.
y,.uI .Y- = good s.nS-r. AL IL. b.1y u
- 'slr.-ggti. The vay ts owe vent
- -g,r.
Th' Rods ully.,' a little t"'--: hall vIin
Gs-gau ,n iA. mound Possibly u was
E.-aI-" :he t'- singer soI his hug. franz.
- 'front.' - Some ",oUtS and k@p, III, II
apav from ~ I-.i.iG. Sow fielding CAV.
"a -. is-Gis tss runs an. n" Reds sar
5tt-= oC--IG. winning isily
Eu, Tommy and hi y,aI- Shoui4r'; kick
Ecan fill! tn. tas-- W. f"r -h-:a one.
WITH DO v-s out an! a. that Cork Only
got ;So rrFu oTs- -s- yia:e. He should
sneak gently away and - himself og,
O sight Instead % raising n .uuyuS
: -->oHa,iy Ton is siI rtsi, But 20 arp-al
,"- his :sarn -ra-s. Jsh'
A. .or H. game = Louis Won !. ~
lad :. .et feeling well. Hs Jet tho Reds
doc- ~tcS I've .leasiy oinEia- tire. %
ih.n very -c-a;chy ESzn r-s>cafeS. :as
tpo -rls 20 Cincinnati. b .S>uirS ruo
.Sss--~ - nici. Ny. followed by a bun:
sri scratch hit- corco.an oE:cias>ei
80 --s-- -slsly
Steintelt,'s vi.is have 30 Barry. on
SSzy -co-sS. US-1 Ee smashed fsrns- n
Cc=crrSr- Sncos r1c~: 20 .hir. With
oss -aIi-. Gsllye-y- TIE good start allowed
RI rr-.- 20 tally
Tnr enci-.--eu. a.rfy~. "a sh- eighth
The cs-t;asls had come from behind and
It'd ,he sc1-s Shannon singled. took
sccrcs: o- a uf'1 y':ch. s.4 fhira on
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
DANIELS VICTOR
OVER N, SCAWARl
New York Swimmer Takes First
in Mile and 100 Y ard Champion
shiDe-St. Louis Man u First in
1-Yard Handicap.
RErI-RIL(. SPHHAl.


HEs. f'''S ac "
feinam. Manor -. ~p.s sI,,H
Daniels 81 the New hork ASnS ~ liz
broke all American tecoLUS S,.rrc,,, ~. .c III in
swim at Travers Island THIS at.s. t. i .s,n' ~
the National 4. a. L. championship SWIM
ming races. He won the nationa1 sn
piOnship in 3S:4l Is. shatterinS the Iotms'
mark Of 37:l~. held by Rausch Cf GeImHMy. ,;S !:
Handy Of Chicago hung Onto DanS ~
grim death for the FIRST three-qua1es'
never being more than hve yards DaCA.
Bni in the last quarter Daniels put w
power into his long double overarm stsV.e rS,,:
wards
Handy. wiaO finished second. also oso1e
tn, record, having covered the course IN
q minutes and Is % seconds. hanoy
whipped hts arms into the water two or
thre" times to every stroke Of Danieis.
and hIs feet extended Swayed Idly on De
h,rd. vet he held on to Daniels better than
anv other American swimmer nad eSes
bes n able to DO
Nornuar,l S..hwnfz Of ttup Missouri Atm
-; S."h 80, ,h., nfsvv,rd handicap
~ ~S s ;r ,E. S;rsf event tn,
anu An IAN, Mn!sn.a .'.',ts..S S@ .,.,,ninnship -.
IVy.Satu nattnhu S.taI"P (.h,vYss
Ruts.,b. Charles Daniels. Mat0iar.
S,hwarz and Dan RsEear. who came al
,cs. vac .,ou Hc,O,,,lu lined ,ip on the
g.. -: ,te -, ~ IN. r.,-var,l cham
nt .'"'' Va '
I"Snsnlp e.en.. % ., Loo, q, ,,s star, and
held IL for twenty yards. Ehea n.N"s
ard Goodwin passed him. Daniels Was "a
vaYi tehind the leaders. Suddenly Dan
iels for-e,I 10 the frc7, and l.afsd 10 the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
x. HORSE SHOW :; s:: :;:'; :::;',...
O@V"AS "0A3O ~ At he
TO FORM new HORSE SHOW COMPANY
ON 4 PUBLIC AN0 BUSINESS BASIS

and In ail but twO years they realised .
Handsome profit.
Declaring an annual dividend. however.
left the Treasury empty each succeeding
fall.
n. soon as the company has sufacient
funds In the treasury to insnce the sue
cestlinG years show all stock certificates
will be- redeemed At face value. The stock
holders Do rot propose to make any
suOi:ey or decI:rs any dividends until the
company H. &. sCch condition that its en-
duIance VIII te beyond aEy doubt.
The idea 10 to make the show city. not
q private. institution. nr. Asardners plans
aye to form q company On the lines ~ TIE.
Seliel Prophets parade and To make the
fati morse show quite as much Of spec-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
nAnFanA III C1eveland Cincinnati Loses 80
o Cardinals

to scoeo, but the necessary hit was n.
ways % tiShtly locked up that the most
skfllful porch-ciimbef couldn't hive
brought Il % light.
The game W0s featured by excellent
work Of Wallace. Bay. Turner and Spen-
Ger. Al Cleveland failed TO score. II.
Louis can be said to have won the game
In tie second inning. when Jones doubled
and scored On, u passed ball and Clarke
w1ld throw.
In the third inning S.Ov:llls error gave
Stone . life. and he scored On his steal
and Ffisks single. Another vas gathered
in the seventh ON doubles By Stone AMI
ROckenfeld. ard then Bernhard vas
slaughtered ia the ninth.
Spencer led cf. with a low drive 20 cen.
ter. Bay tried to catch IL on the ny and
failed. the his getting away from him for
three bases. The big fellow scored IN
E1ick's Wild throw 10 catch him 1t third
base. Howell gave tn Bay long run to
take his ny. and Stone singled. Rocken-
field was thr.Wn out At flrst. hut Frisk
walked. Wal!ase's single scored Stcn.
and J0neE'r second double sent Erisk and
Wallace home. The score:
SECOND GAME.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
SECOND CANE.

There vas no: much to tho afternoon
-TEr. outside a. IN. great yitc hing OF
larry Howell and ;h. ability -: :hr
.~"Hns L. connect safely with E.-nhiri'S
.,'IL.-y. IN the fEc, Of indifferent sup
l-T; E.rrh..i I!t"h.! strong gam. ip
80 The ninth Ir4UirC. when .he l:rovnS
rGmG-a ur him good and hard. sror'ns
'1u- runs.
I.ocker-,Ii. stone. Jones an! Spencer
v-' .h.. hail hsr,t I. was the !f.s- -irna
HGf r,cvriari.rs had a glimpse 9;
-f.'u.o- and ,h,y Certainly w"ra favor
'iv iInpres s.aI with -F,e hS. curl:-hltrci
'.Nin. whose throwing and batting were
--ruc ttr1u-''ou'-
tr'lyaf4-,. Rad many and many Z chance
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Reckley's Texas leaGuer. which nl!ed the
s.icks. The first hall pitched. spike
dashed for home. for spike don't Ike
IN stay 1T any particular base longer than
NJ has To. The ball curved In. shay was
~ its way. He was hi..
The ball rolled To the b. nch. Spike. Of
course. score. easily. So did Smcot. Fms
lie sent him back after the exciting dis
putc with tho whole Red outfit.
\ double retired the locals. with the
sacks filled. when Overall pitched one ball.
He threw Ia Street. Wh" hurled TO first
In time to get the culprit. Grady. Exam
was solid in the last. q rattlinS good dou-
bic. pi!otsd bv Arndt to Shay. to Beck
Icy. completing the rout Of the enemy.
Tie score
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
pas,.s.rx 81, CAs-ss. -.

pi;isolrH. IA. Seps. %-Pis:ssi made u
two straight from 'hi, ago here TO-DAY. II"
Gag. ia ten Innings. th. pitching ani fielding
on ~ tn sides being excellent. The Winning !'I:i
Ws. mad. IN a ,hrce-baxx.r by Wagner AMI y
single nv RIa!n. ffi:shu,E Won tho sscon.i
game br cutpiayins chicago =: every p"in:
hi. az. mai. ifs three in th- sixth IN .
las IN halls. tw. hits AMI an "-rrr. t~acn =
sensational one hand "asch "f Ei!..gs nS nv
and Slagle's assist from ..r~y center were the
features As,eLuance E.sJ. S>oGe>:
FIRST GANE:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

New York. I'1t. s-Th. Nsw York Americans
and f:ostn, bro x. even today. The game
waS .Gile! after the II . had their sc..:i.l
inning. ~ arroIn. 81 darkness TIL. visitors
w.-e EASY winners @: the frS; Gafr-. rh.s..ys
relieved by Hngg a::-- ,:.e fifth inning ..,u.
IN. latter Wii3 ami lasted but one II i.,nr
turing which RCstcn scored th-.. runs. s:.-,In
-0ok H.rcs plac. and d.i Splendid work A.,
the econ! gam. New York n the s.y.S
ey making SIX s.l:- a.is % Hughes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
KS. SAMf
ST. Lofts
frNgISEATI

F,.sfr'| -rrr~--t Isgsi- :. ,trrf frua;i : TgvH-
'aS. h.ts Fh;"'uaH I'sT"--ts-- rIt. IH!.!-
'-.,u s-..a; :. Hon. -uUs-p4x,ii -, r
f." E.--# Etrsy e. p!s"G :. B.rs" 3. y. g.h!~
.E--... ~ =. --.irfeIlr ''4ss... L.l.s-
~.--.r --a.Trs 'asa--~,.'-c.IG S.f-.- :
-lrHsr ~.-ar Walker Hgs.a -lI's.
- FE..'u..,- -, NtlSa- :. S;FCrS s;--H:
E'rf-' man IS Wi'k.- iL.,' W ha~.a -
lsa-4I. '1r -.-'sa-i n Tira--p1. t,-E- AT
.l-rs .tua minutes -CvfaT. FrG-.'-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

s''r. o.- WI Il winning run was ,nA..e.
7ka'''i for 'c.N;ey IN the ninth.
Washington .--...-.......o I 81 2 a.
Philadelphia --.-....-.--." ! . . . ) -
Earned rI7s-N.sh.nCson l. Philai.elpA.a Z
Tvp-h.sp. hi's-S-iti =. Huels:nan J. saSk!.y !,
Andersen :. /. Cross : Threc-l.ase hi:s-N!i.
i4'--oc Townsend In eight inning. "'f
rrrh-s 81 OF" irGiry: e Oakley $ IN .I-rt
g rr.:ncs. 30 Wad,i.li in IN. inning Sacr.f.c.
.'ts-Gurp-' :. Hoffman I. SeyhoiI l. Double
pays-k ki:'r-lg- an! Nm !. I~:, "a lass
tsirr0r Ia ih;isd-iphia 8 FIR, has"
r:ors-wash.nE-on 2. Philadelphia / III, by
gi'ch.d haii,i,y c.akisy I S,rn:k :utmkE
pi,ch..-rownsent Tinle-ore hour and for
u tive Eiinut-S. Crpi,e-Shcriian.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
FIRST GAME.
- II ~


= rs i3ss... :. >acrf--. ,!.s-tSsv I. Carr =
-. -. / 'i'olEr- I. -s-"'sr sas.s- Flick : $50
- 80 l. 's.-siaal ] if.rIrir rtsys- koohi-- a-,t
.-rs = S;p.aI ana .4ri..r J. First ha-~
-...-EaSs :. hh,ss :. I.:: - bf- .-''Ie,"
.ar. 8 - tFI-- struck DG'-Fsv JOS ~
40 .-- Z" Passed fai's-r!aES' !. y IN 4 Tim"
. one hour asF rN~Ery;iv minutes J-l,iT. =
..#rTnr and t'.usIty
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
NeH York.
A. n ~ a

N'w hnTA...-. .-...--.-.-.o " -
sl-rag ..............-.--.s - o."
-~c-'gas. hlts-Y.lser ! Nsg:..-r = -:h; T.
-s-l--hll 7 Ttrr.-bnS.' hits k". .r- r S'D'.s
l,.Is.s-.:rtrr@h.w J IssThl- H'FF- I,.- Az!
,S-.--=faW IL. lts'S-N- Nt.s rs
-, : Has. n bale 80 ,-..-''a z. ri iir-
J. - Rl--y z -Inr-niu Flrri .n ITguI~ -
T's--ar S~rur. r'I--F-y Trar-HfI. - 'sul =.
Wi. u3;.H.s Hoe o. E.rl.-TVH ' ms
~ .-.--rIr.g-, Nr-.' '-E.- -.'-a
SECOND ...Ni
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

0S@WS~A/1sS When the system gets debIitated and
rundown condition. has neye1
been the equal
stomach and affect the liver and bowels
Of herbs and barks selected for their purifying healing qualities
and the properties that needed
health When the blood becomes
and posons
the su Ihve and found
greeae Of dis
and iii corrected
disorder
builds broken
impurities and makes and healthy The
calm restiul refreshing sleep had again
whole toned by this remedy s.
fer and and
Book blood medical advice
without charge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

srv. .ut when ~,nn.n. run wa. n:aLe
rf.sapre .-...........a " /.
.-h:en ago ...............1 . 4" /. -
Earned run, PiisshcTs ;. .hica.1 r~,-tase
hits :, ,huit- ]. Ever l. Tfres-haSe hits
clarke !. Wagner I. Cihz,u sacrifice :.I'S-
wsen-r J. lever J. Stri.' bass .'its1n J.
f.rs: .as~ IS: BALI. sS~ 'fyisgs ? III; L:
.,;ch.d hi, ,-.:.s.s- n s:.a.. aul-Ey lIr~s-: :.
Is I,isSs ; Viia p:'.s..-I."y-T TINE
u:e hour nad :i:', FIVE minute Umpire Klein
SECOND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
Orph.. Nay. Ws. . Game.

THE orphan Boys team yesterday defeated
.Il- S-ll'niit I!Ies n a ho- a: the South
f-sI Ils.tall Park. IN. being
The f-a;;ir- ~ III. contest vas fh. hriIIiaIi,
fielding -: kola.. II the s'chri.!t, Hurting
ar. .S.ba>tiab w-s. the battery for h. orphan
boys. Will. Wilson AMI N.wman served ,t-
Schmidt tiu.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

itr>t N -r-ors-N-e York ,. PhiIa.i~lfhia J.
i... a., lasss-N.v York :. Ph!iad-i iphin =.
Eas.s n ,,aIis-ssT Nsfhcws.,n !. .c Dug
.I-cy =. II Fi,':ns.r S'rnrs ou' -
Marh-wsnn by iWsri"bs hy f'
:.rg-: :. Th--e-tas. h.ts-tsJni.n J. 1bev-
lin l. S,rsns l. G'ouI;G.y III, with bsIi-Ey-
pit;i-g.r y His>-.T trIsglrhy. IN ala ir
s.;.Ss ~ I'.:.inc.r in = - innings. TaI!:"s
-Ioh,,s.Ur- .,i ol'av. Tins os ss,nr-'sE~
hau. ari fy-; -.iy. ,ning.-- Af.sr!IHc~. .nrS'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

PHILADELPHIA sept. <-Ta. Athletics .ook -wo
's'ia Nas'l.i c:O. to-day. Washington was
iNNrf!rs'> t.t'r- Render IN thH morning ca.E.
aili MAS si'tit uGf hy score 81! &. FENDER
"ss IN excellent FORM ant allowed TIA. visitors
tGt tao scratch hits I-ii. Athletics -.czin
OUT ~ 'h- a:i-rncOn- Trey tl.. rh- score in the
-i-hth inning hy hiring T"xns.nd safely
'HGr times NlG3el! relieved toasi.y ga m.
ninth ara bel: Washington safe. while Hughes
Nas NJ ia two singles. which. with i sacr:i"-
wa ;hr Esiu- Fully ;a.S3 persons were ,urn.,
away ;i0-n the iark. A::ea3ance. e3.is:. S'o.ss:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
Dr.. BONANNAN

T--- 81 EN-7-ar s-t ~z--sz. ne-~s~ss ~ 2 u, -T--s
.Hst-rz-rs -rs.F~F e--. s--Ta4. is-s...i. nrssa=-
ss-.s0--s t.sst fEsrsl s--t-rss- s.'
-r--s-s ~---s - f-lGs - 3 sss--
L. s~A ssssr -1sv~- -. 9 -. fc-
.-t - ~ s-1-r - y -.
E-ra .s-Farrr r /: - N,ffni = N.f oeEN a.
x-.s-a~s ksva-4 .e--- t-ss. -. -,
p ---sse. ,=- fe,1 49, s-'r~ E-7-ssv -.
a.. IA s4s~- -. - ft-.r a. pa =, !. R.aes~
~s> e -rssa - tsz-s-- v -
- .--.> ss-.--sy sr.-r-- .'rf.s.s ,.res-ar F.EE-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
SECOND GAME.
CLEVELAND.

firs' hae- on errcrs-St. Louis l. Tao-b1se
nis-J rles :. RoCk-nfe!d 2 S,one / Three
nase ats-Sp.nc.r ! sacrifice hifs-Jscts-ln !.
iaFasT / stolen hases-S.ons I. Firs, balls
.b-rnsArd J. Howell ,. Lett sascs-tsye-
!sni 81 Louis struck ouf-B-rahaIi ;.
t"Ncli 5. Passed halls-siArke = Time-ore
h";- an3 twenty ave m:nuf.a CmpIe-Ccn-
:.yT alss co.,.si.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
SECOND GAME.

S'an...n l. Thrse-isse h''s-s'orcrrrn J. Sac.t-
Zee h:s-liAr:y /. double plays-Ov. rail.
s'ir..t and isrrv I. AYnit. SHAY ara lkckley
;. s-oi-n i.as'ss,ay !. .H!' b. ,ai-hei ta!i. :.
~ oy-'all Will plsrh-.-overaii l. isSscs
-Ey Esan !. br overall :. Ir'. on base. -
Louis =. Cincinnati T. Time--.Dne hour sni
:s!r:y-i,:r- minutes L 'mytY>-Emsi'e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

HEPtEIL' SFESiA!s
I.awton. Ok. Sept. 4-tseronim" the war
rior. to-day issued challenge To IN.
world TO defeat his soYFei ,avtp in Il mil.
race. The old chief has his va: feathers
an for racing. ami declares h. will earn 4
worlds record a: the County Fair this
week
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

A; r~y;oa-F>rs. ran.e Dayton l. Esass-
VILE ss-,aad sArne. Dayton 4 Eyarsvi!.H
~ .s.-aa-E.rss game C9n.oo q Isr-~
Har;- S~-osa eane; Cas;on = Ierre
Eaa.e Z. -
5 sx-.ea-a Secced game: Sran: Rsptds
!; SyrcGa.A .
We-.isre S>coo1 S0rss Soosh bend =.
Wse~G;sG |: ca.i~d se,eesh. es'kseeo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Two-base hi..- Crawford I. Cobb ]. Isaeli J.
]. Isbeii /. Tann.hil J. Stolen bss<s-n.nohue
]. Eas~> On halis-pN oxen !. on ki!i!an !.
IIf, bsses-p.trGit T. Chicago Struck "t't
by kiIiian =. by Owen !. Double piays.s.n-
ohu.. nnd Davis ! Ti;ne-One hour and forty
Garthy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
l,esr.ss ia, Chseeee -.

Detroit: M:.h SEPT THE pctroit Amen-
cans .,onsin1r.. their good playing by winning
,h.. ,io,;i! 4. as;-r from Chicago hcfo'c the Iar
gesS crowd sIce th.. opening day Jones was
Uu. GU, q! the grounds for k:ckiEx In the src0nd
game. Aits sulSEc.. ...sH. Ssny~s:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

sR,.,..t s.1 1.S.rs The ..intI
Hated for Hrcvn IN she n'aia-
Pi':esurG .---.--.---....--i 3" Z
Earned runs s'i,@ss.re / TeD-bs~ s;'s-
Rrais l. HnIshrAnd J. s-hu.;. SA-r;. hi,s-
lave train : I..I-. ENeTs . -,Di.n
ts.-s- Gan,sv i. Wagner ! Ki'ch.y !, Double
;Iay. slssI~ a-i King Fi'si as. on balls.
sI~ H.listysnI ? .E Eruun I. III: b. iitCa"f
,si,-..ss~v Suck on.-Hv Ii;lissrsn@ , ~
U.-xu Ya.sss taiIs-re.'a : J,r.s--OD~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

t.s--s.- f#s-. = ~+r- s--F--s 'h-rs-f.l
-.r. s.- sn--4.Hf - 'E- t-ach h~-s TO-DAY -
ss-as~ trs =r- T- H..s 's"~- =; c't-s
+-.- --r,s- f.-- T--7-fsu- ..'r-S lts t'rFT j.
.-4--. -. 49, - i-r~a - - ~ as
a-+aes- = -N- -rNUV-1- -a.7
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
Nsw York ..lI, Philsse,ps,. r-s,

New York. sept. THE New Yorx Nationals
No. \ ,irt,hie-hsais- to-.iay hrS.sr" . holiday
-.Uva rho :"c"ni game was caiiel =. .he
. nj of shs .i:h.h inning On account %: dark-
E~sS. Ssores:
FIRST GAME:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
FIRST GAME.

fEIl:.c@lillA .-..-.....--.2 -
washington ..-----.-.----9 y " 90
Earned Philadelphia ; Two-has.. hits
DAVIS :. b"uti. p'sys-Hlcknaf, Cassidy ar!
>tahI / Iu-Thr. II. Cross an! Davis J. i..::
on bases Philadelphia s. Washington =. First
has. On i,ils-of. Bender l. ~ Pa''.n 5 FiTs;
bare "1 Turs-Fh:lA:.Iph.A J. Washington J,
struck cut -Ey Bender :; by I.att.a :. F.sseI
hals-Hasd.;. l. Tine-s)ne hour and thirty
minutes CE..i.--Sas r.dan.
SECOND GAME.
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TsS0e0O s0 ts0s.Telsr gee
0ae o0~-6ess.lsef.ss
day O~stes- " 6eo
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eas~s1~sl - O0e 0PVs.
Ice . ss~aAs iOe0sae
ts assoreA. IN fact.
% is eYsisale0s 80 .
rees as~ i0~o
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vs.sess,ls wsss Pss. Pssses.
c&0NHl l(0GO(.

r,.i. s-pt w X vsa3erhiif's Malta ~o.s
.,-say
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our s-.ulss are rshstshed daily -
:G, chicago Am~vsraW Oaso OahS
n-~;nr Roros S:ts 0as ss~es sSOo
g. .ss Sr.sss SaG- q" SEPT y u 100
- .us ..p-shsw= absolutely saf~ that
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

.:N race:
!:"b,ar GF: C; Jones. M.mph,s.: :...........I !
i. J. Parks tlSeveraux. ctsveiAndi. .........: :
Harry = -. p MeeSh-s. Chicago. l...........3 ;
J.~s~ Roy IL. HsneSy. Chica3OS ...........S .
T::ns-::ls. .:ls':.
Special ;rot:
Rsii- Isl. III Schraulach Cleveland. .i
CLAUDE l.. ,w. a. Hr"wn ChicaGop. /:
l'rinr,ss ,Arnnii Lawson. BcssonS. }
Tine-::ls. :::rs.
80. tYot:
Princ. q Oran.. &C. X O. billings. Cle~s-
Redwood ii. Il; Fearc,t Fit,:iusxI. ..........:
LOUISE Mac a.. u. Werner. Pitts6uss,. .......3 ;
Tin--::iG. o.6si..
shirax" Cup. IsicirR:
Morning :saI ,,:liins,. C1evelanD, -
Frank Wilson ~. a. i;-nn.ti. pi:;.b1rg,-3
l.ady Nav Cw. 4 Avery. IrsssbureD. }
Ti.ne-::N. :S:S. ::as;s-
..'J sr.,::
Alex .na~r 'Riines. Cleveland, ..........I
Joe y. Joseg.h i: Barnes. P;t'ssurGb..-..:
A.I"ii'e III. ~ Hanna. Ciey-Isnd,....-..
Time. ::i:. ::i3's.
Orrin - aD.yer.ux. Ci"ve,and,.
car ,S- II Hcg.s. P;tshurSD- ----.-..-..--.
Eof-tta ~. r. Ryn.arson. ChicagSp.
I:urn~>s ,Ara1h Lawson. BOSTON,. S..........3
Time. ::!1s.: ::Isi..
::iS tvo':
Frank l. a. q Joa-.. Memphis, ............:
william u. sR NJ Weaver. Pt;sburs,.....
Sur. nA "a. % Iiartweu Chicago. =
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Thr-e-nsse h.ss-1auahan Sacrifice hits
H'I~ary l. S.li.n ha:..-Coughiin ]. ViSary l.
crawford I! Tann.sil !. Vases IN halis-fsy
Wni,~ ! i~:, hass>-fs,rois s,hicls. :.
struck o,,t-Ey Mu!ln T. Wild pitches.Whis-
Tl.ne-Or. hour and thirty mine minutes.
I'mp,res--O' IOueh..n and Mccarthy.
SfS-OED GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Two divisions Of the (:entlemen's Derby
for runners was decided TODAY and tn.
final race b.twcea to-.iay's winners will
b.. run OF next Saturday.
Mr. H. r. ISemuth. Ttling Shoe String.
Won the first preliminary. negotiating tn.
mill. In :a: over u heavy track. The sec
cnd preliminary went TO George Fred
Morris. ~hS ro!e False Lead. The time
tor this mile was I l:iSi..
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morning STAR WINS
CHICAGO CUP STAKE
Takes Feature Of Postponed In
tcrcity Matinee Races From
Frank Wilson - Lon Dillon
Goes Exhibition Half.

Chicago sSept. THE seven postponed
races Of the intercity annual matinee
were decided to-day at Washington Park
over q heavy track
The feature event was the Chicago Cup
linSS's Morning star and J. q. Bennett'0
Frank Wilson. Lady May vas the only
oihe- starter. Terrice May having been
Withdrawn. The race went to Morning
heat.
Lou piilDn went IN enhibis,oa haisn:,s IN
~. Summaries:
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D~Wa State 1.eaGoe.

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A. T~sa.s-l<a-s.,g!uva Ill c.kslapsl A.
Al Forr podse-For: posis. He. Waterloo
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Second game:
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aad ssar:s"s
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T.ns Angeles wants Jim Jefrieo fbf IN
Chief Of Police. Well he always has
''copped-''

We nre q funny people. Whenever .
gets down and out We stake him TO
benefit. whereby he gets more money for
the. sal"onkeeperS. when young lady
like Miss May sutton beats the world
playing tennis. We do not even present her
With q bouquet. Instead. We invite her to
come and play tennis for amusement How
fessor I-ombrOsO?
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Chicago parsrs carry a notice ef Wece-
.rn Jockey club meeting. and add: Only
rcutins blsin. - will! be transacted Ed
corrigan ard Pat CarTlOdy ATTENDED TO al
he other buSirs IS last winter.
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BROWNS BREAK
EVEN WITH BLUES
.Ables Loses Close Game After
Fine Pitching and HOwells
Eel Ball Waylays LajOieless
Herd.
STANDING o. TssE Cl.l -.

American LeAgae.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

TAXDDNG az THE Clues
NasS0oal LesEOe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

The days ..rc fast approaching when the
Wullies. GcOrlies. James. Sandys and 9TH
settle the profes golf championship
OF these United States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Describing a beating given TO Searter
curly Brown by Cincinnati thugs. .
fOrkhurg paper says: 1T In well known
that Brown can hold his own with any
two average men, but sve were too many
for him" Memory says something about
4 onc-lcgged. Gout-ssricken gentleman.
named Henry Clement Creve!ing. once
putting said Brown To rOut sinSle-hand-
ed, k;rown's guns against Creveiin8
fis,s. But Crevsling - not an average
man.