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Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

The Lulzin best-made of clear Ha- vana-two for 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Meals at meal Southern Pa. cific.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:SO D. m. uaafardau.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Smoke the Lukin cigar-made from pure tobacco-no adulteration.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26
Of Locally Interest.
 II
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26
WAFER NOTICE.

Special flour sale. McKee's
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

If so look for eye troIb'e. No mat ter if your "eyes hav@ always been ex tra good" you'H find they won't go long past fort- without "ki.k' of some kind. Maybe fine print will get all mixed up, or you can thread a needle like you used to, or y1u nave to hold your paper at arms length, or the light don't seem just right
 'Tisnt better light, nor longer arms nor larger needles, nor ccarser print you need. ITS GLASSES. Right glasses-our kin l.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Fruit jars. jelly glasses. Davfdson's i Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26
This Week df
 DKVIDSON'S CASH STORE
Insurance Gasoline Stoves Absolutely Safe

Kool, KIean and Konvenient from $11 to $2S.50.
 Standard WickIess Blue Flame Oil StoVes-Absolutely safe, burns, Kom- mon Koal Oil. Kool, Klean and Kon- venient from $9.S5 to $2O.
 Hammocks, Hammocks, Hammocks. Now is the time to buy Hammocks at DaVidsOn's Cash Store.
 Good guns to rent. Good ammuni- ton to burn at Davidson's Cash Store. Big English Bowls worth 20c only 10c at Davidson's Cash Store.
 Camping outfits, Davidson's Cash Store.
 Fruit jars. jelly glasses. Davidson's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Camping outfits, Davidson's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

PHOENIX WAFER co.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-26

Kool, Klean and Konvenient from $11 to $2S.5O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
LOCAL OPINIONS
OF FIGHT RESULT.

Captain " NJ Joyce: Il never made .
mistake i'll my life. Britt r. the CANDY.
my my NIL vii, "" bnns ss this his "e dane. .yes s W in
hurry an! lay him out. j take mo- stock
in talk q: fake
Frank r. UR.I,Iy. Deputy Circuit Clark:
those Danes at Ciontarf 80 yenrs aEO
and W. have been hanging Il on them
ever since. No chance I" Pu, the reserve
English On the Irish now. They arc there
with the wallcp. That's what counts"
r n Eoonan Jr.: ''Who are these un-
di:ni,ie'i parties. Britt and Nelson: Prise
fighters? ] have no knowledge OF them
Vulgar b:u'ss. ] am sure"
Gay q. Go!ierman: II am for the VIZ
ing. He seems to have few friendaI
think he IL MOS: enduring. Britt 10 .
looking glass fighter"
John Mooney: Britt should win. He =
most sklifuI. has a perfec, left and Mel
X" chance for the Dane"
Eran! Moore: ~ like Britt The Aght
locks To me like a repetition "f the old
sa;s aFs SG. M II sn, nncv ns ":s
tO make of Niyer. and the S.reator lad
60, a draw They met s"ms yeas: ls:ss
81 N.w ORLEANS and MclAuliffs made hiA
starter Arthur Mcknight: II have seem
Britt fight. II. has p terrible left. Brisf
!. grand fighter "a ne .i.n n'sas ~h,. . snow S: %
chance for him."
Jack OConnor:. ''Nc'son Il An old ff,snd
Of mine Powell: my partner: n,:neEsd s.
hope h. will win. but Britt seems to bo
tn. class. Nelson's hold Is endurance.
while Britt has skill. uniMpairesi vitality
and. courage. ard - NJ home among his
own people. think Hritt will win
Harry T. Hawes: Il like a Good b01ing
match Britt looks like the most Skilful
n,an ,o ne and should win. l am not
posted on s,ich events. however. and can
M, speak authoritativeiy.''
Russell f. Gardner: L am not posted
on puy;lism ! have read lot about fhis
contest, Ny he syMrash1s: MilI VINES arc WIN Ne'''"
Max Or,nwetn: "Oh. brother. hopo we
b,v. n ro..i horse show. Nelson should
win; ,honsh HIi,, cannot hurt hi"- he
~ - I. III Parrish: Il Ike the man Of ek,ll.
cool head and sharp LEFT. Britt. ! fancy.
will win
=. J. carmoay: Why. the lri:hman. os
X u IauyhNn: Il like Britt. He -
arsf-cias. Irish and bred right. He -
skilfui and game. Nelson t. strong ana
.Iam.. ii. McTacue: Il like Britt, Not
TIA; know anything. I Just Ike him"
Harry Howell: Britt is as game XII
ever lived hu, YOU hass ,s,r M, nshs.s ,,s,,s IN
ihass. short goes Watch him IN the long
one II his condition Is good. Nelson ought
poc,o- John j. Doyle: I'm not wager
ing any money on ,h" night nor am -
much Interested in thes: aKatrs e. When
school wcY. doing business. However. I
h.l~v. that Jimmy Britt - still strong
enough To e: 'he for'y-nve roun'as and
S,s,ans.r Nu-rar: IT fancy Britt Eei-
sor'= o,,iy card ~ HE ability TO assim1lAfo
punishment. Iiavirne. Goddard. sharksy
and , Iort. lin. 0f iron men have taught
as 'hs. the nnstsIi!ul fellow never endufes
IN rr.,-.t of hard punching.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
MARINE CORPs WBNs MATCH.
MasySssa 1sfasssy GsVssse Djsss
ESeae q Se0g0eS.

s.se.r,. y J. Sept, This she four
s~~.,h csy oe IN. military shooting so.!-
aA.aer.t wac perfect - :as weA'h.:
conditions we're concerned and vss de-
voted TO fring IL. IN. regir.srtS! sk.-r!lish
match. -. TYR couyssaoy team match.
the IDEAL" company team match. and the
Columbia .scyny match
The ..nycgis.y event NJ the !o.r Was
the :~S.-rsn'Ai skir.n!sh match. II was
uon b. ~. team REPRESENTING the United
S.a.es Msra~ Corps. ua:ck IN nov the
o~rer o. TIE go trophy The Winning
.core Vas the hiGtes; ever made In .
sxirn!sh ssaE, contest
team from ~. United Seases ship
Hancock captured srss prize Ia the fy.o
company team n.a;cs- TIE IDEAL company
team match Was ocea 90 teams of Eve
Each ran fred ten shots at - yards
as.. ten shots As en- yar1s. using reloaded
ammunition coafa,nsns . >ass bullet TIE
s.s. prize vas ~oa BY Company r. F1s,A
MARYLAND Uish -.
TIE Columbia match Oao opeo only 70
N.U Jersey men. ana Was for = trophy
ore sen,ed BY the National Guard of the
tassr.cs G. columsaA 20 tae E.tsone'
0ea8 ue0 IL trooAJ v18A LA ----
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
SPLIT PURSE SAYS SILER:
NELSON HAS MONEY TROUBLES
BY GEORGE SiiI.H.


REPI-RI. SI-EcTAI.
San Francisco. Cal. Sep. Il learned
to-n;ga; the fighters a.,i fh-ir Inai.;.S -
s!Sn",' 4 priva'" sgre-rr"r. Z" snA: tne
pure s., per cent 10 the winner. ~ 4" thr
sose: Also MA, Nelson IS rxr..i-nc.nx
sroub'. ia securing the remaining 8 - tor
his side b.' Th"st. IN t..e kno" 50 say =. IN. r.
maie 80 dodge ~. side h.t. but 'h!s - ie,
ni.i by m. Nelson party. Eett;:: "p",,ed
today - I" IN favor q Er:t. bi' 20"
bets w"r. registered
san Francisco. Sept THE question ot
ast'atinc lii. minds -! N. sporting !'uo.i:
Everybody s. .Npectins a pr"!nit s.,c-
si"n III" moment h.g Jinr JeE;i.s a:'iN'-
on ;E- scene. and h" ~ .xp-ct.! 10 come
NOLAN STILL. .oESTEICriSE.
.>"ia.. Nelson's !Eanag"-- Is s'iii d:s-
g"-.G &" os-'rIc, matters. bat ~
thought ths, h- has not Influence enough
with Nelson so .fi.ctiisI'y block matters
a. ihis point in iiie preparations.
In fart. Nolan has lost a great d~a! la
sh- eyes "f IN. sporting pubic f.v his iac-
tics In refusing :" accci, J.r.ies after
having once accepted him.
HIS o;s. ..-f-,s.. l. ''tfi.- fact that E.itt
l. such a !agnrit. in tk- betting II don
look right 10 me.
M.anwhiIe ~. sale OF seats co-- a; q
Egc!y rat. Their. are hundreds ~ m.n
soen.. am! ;:... out-of-inwn attendance :.
. very large factor III IN" anticipated rec
o,Gh-eakirIy crowd that Will b.. AT the
Ttngs1e rs"Nt Saturday.
MANY SPORT WRITERS
Tier" vii! be a remarkable gathering 81
sporting writer's and sporting authorities
from ali over fh- United States at th-
ring side
From New York and Boston 20 :he Pa
rifc coast aimn., every Iars. city ha.
sent SIso.tirs- writer's 70 PASS fJGIS!n-.t
Ipor IN" I,prffs a.: Vie Two -.ur Is boxers
and certainly rt.'- viii b. ,ln Lack ~
variety !r IN" accounts OF ths hattie set
before 'h- reading I.un'i".
E:i'; and Nelson i.Ey. practically An
reached the stage wner. sae Question of
weight no longer Is an sl-tnsnr IN their
Framing. and all attention L. being paid Z"
tte Importance 90 keeping -'n,i .dge' ua-
III she gong s'I-nm"'!s them I" We. !-a..
Roth mon AZ" !;l -s perfect condition az
l. IL possible to put two normally Perfect
youthful athletes tn. loser ~ .h. com
claim defect ~ condition rs excuse ?o-
defeat.
RECEIPTS TO DATE $500
The amount cS money ga III. hands oc
The promoters fHOm adv a:sCe Stl. 81 seats
:. ,low large tha, .isat fact ai.,T.. would
strongly n;--rate against a;!y serious hitch
81 tho csrryi.,G oi; OF 'h- arrangements.
Manager rITr"tn has ALREADY taken ~
clos. to $3.50 and confidently asserts -ha.
WHEN III. mem enter the ring next Sa:ur-
DIV s:t.-rrrurI the prtz. FOR which they
vii ccr.cs, viii amount - $50 'ss. :se rec
ord arn.uu. I. IN. history q: ring con
tests
"a 70 : ~--h HIT; ,h- 'tvGrIt- There IL
no great activity however in the letting.
owing 10 the uncerta!aty a. 20 the choice
., tn. res-r~~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Hft' til' Sst-'lNfA
i";ro!', Mich. Sept: I'm . game tina:
Rad few features. Detroit to-day defeated
the 80. l.auis Browns by the score Of I
u J. r~irl.r Glade. who has several times
was picked bv Manage, McAl-er 30 fool
;he Locals. but M 'lo time Was hts delivery
very puzzi!ny. Armour selected George
MullII. ard with tn. exception cf ch-
Captain CouShiins wrist vas boiAering
him and Eotby love looked after ;h-
IN. Tigers started 20 do thing. at the
"its.t After Mclr;r:s had n!s. to Koch
Ter. Lindsay hit safely. stole second and
, s.o,'c or sr..,o;s's h,;; s.h.e:er had
Wsrs on ~at pitch. and re landed Un
.scond. crawford being held at third
Lave struck oG;.
Tn. Browns came back .avasely. ana
!"r few minutes Things looked s9ual!y
for s;~,rge. Wallace few 10 Cobb tuc
J"a.s hi, hot one through II" box
lowe! with IA ,wo-haEse. 30 lsf;. SCORING
Jones Roth hit 10 Scsa.c--. Who ,hT.w
I" Warner a,:t n!ppes. Gleason u; ,h-
plate Glade s"uisd TO Lowe
Ia .h- third Mullen tried 20 catch Rock
eu.s.! OF s:s'. Threw high and Lindsay
mu3.,! The bail Before Il was recovered
went out. s.hae:.r 10 Lindsay. and Rocl
enfield was Reid at third. Wallace go:
his base on halls and Tho two tried 4
double steal Warner threw 10 Mu!li,;
who threw to GcSaeser. bat Rockenfie!a
had started .Jr IN. plate. and h- made n
,..a: return 20 Warner. Eccken;isld t.;.t
To- get back hu: Was r,,,. down bv Lowe
Warne: sa5 ScAacser From that time
OF IN. Browns we're TO: dangerous.
With two out II. o.. ni;.tt, inning. Roth
s!rg!e: ana Wan Zand: who ha;.ed for
Glade. cid likewise. b,.' Stones effort Was
an easy Gynu.deC 20 cIea-y
Detroit scored tao, NOR" n the shi-d
Ssss.t-r singled - tw:ori Na> given a
,as- cobb sacrificed. ant Lowe struck
~ ~ s.~.s nor
.-orr-, S,hscec- az: ;'rawfo-d with a SIN
Nla - r!sti.
II ,r. a:;h cobb singled ana took sec
o-.a " rer gerlerf~.d threw viii 20 first
I-s~. w-g: oct. K"s ke-f!eit - Jones t.::
s1-ar. score. with a sirg!.
The sgG---
GE-EoIT
AZ n " =
Il N-r.,.N-. ;.:. -. - .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
IsrlareS0n Race Ieesolss.
CHIC AGO MONEY FAvORs BRITT.
Nelsoa's rs1enAs Stick ~ HSn Wish
NOcey aaA Faith.
EF.rIIi.lC SFtIiAi.

REF fI.I' >Ff| I.NIs
Chicago. Sept. Wise Chicago money
So. r..s 20 IL. favOriug Britt IN to coming
:ly.s with Nelson. The fighting talent -
undoubtedly iripresse-. with the fact that
E-Ij, got ~. decision over Nelson. and
by the fights with Cans al! Others a'.i
no; a li,ii. by tn. na'ivs-son proposition.
Marry ,:!irn1r. S!. favors Britt. ard
oY. down the. line the sentiment .-eeIns e
indicat. that the Hsge~isch boy IL b.;
oI,;r,ass.d only th.. actual fight returns
favorirs Nelson Will do away With ihis
feeling
Among Nelson's friends. Who stick hy
him IS 1'e! Murphy. the Ba'csf's former
manager. w.o says:
4 BIN nv tai-h and money so the Dan.
look ior Nelson tn ~sar Bs.'s down az!
h.s. him before sh. go has gone thirty
rounds. considering all 'ss. tim. .hs. his
condition 8. a. rooi az :; Was wlsen they
fought last December.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Of when discussing the Britt
q .
q Nothing While
when exhausted
single punch Britt lacks
hand had
in irst worried
impression capable OF forming 5ud
ability
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
NINE OUT OF TEN MEN THINK THAT
BRITT WILL DEFEAT BATTLING NELSON

right crippled
by
punishment
'front.' endurance
he
Britt
with hand will Britt quite well Nelson the
to
fight Brit punched Nelson At will Nelson failed reach
win
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

T~.-ts.se ..ts-McInr!r. 7. kcrhlcr I. Sac
f.fC.. hfsAIs'ohS stolen tAsss-Lin;say !.
Wallace !: Bases 40, na!is-,'T Muffin T. or
Glade :. f>:t tas-s-D.rrJi; :. 81. Louis B.
StrGcs oui-by Msiin l. Ii. ':la'Ie tSub!.
I,ia,--Jorrs and Wa!ac. !. Jones'. Wallace and
Jones !. Love. S-ha.f-r ami Lindsay J! Wild
pitc:.es-s;s!. I TiiI.s os saiGc-1ln- hour and
foity n:irgs--. TaSiy-s s-oi.cUsh!!n ant Mc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Tire. bs.. h'.s-N.,,-s / Iionl. ..as-!on-
'n sii.': h.-,r.nH l. t''.n.. s,n.Sn
!: I.'Ible -Alhs,;,cch:n ant Hay,n.r !!
ssrnrR I,sh.sH srd clark J. LIZ: tAss--
S.wf yc.k :. Ic-,or. :: Frs: has. on h.'is-"~
WINS :. OF, M.;;sss..'. r.; hase -.
Natcr.ws"n =. by Willis 4 Pass! halls ts!.s-
r4kan / Time " saIn~-c1- hour ani ihi-'s-
eight minute. ;-mp!:es-Bsus-w;ne agi - Dag.
Attendance. H.de.'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

E.-.~I rT;fS-fT 0'siVr IlI' 'ft.i''!t J
Tuu-aa~s .:,s-I,ooiaa !. n.Sr.s.s a. ispos's J.
Bath II rls. r7.a.-Sn.cAs-l :. Sacrifice hi-.
-T..u. st1.-r. h.----l.s1'-r ]. l~sts l'OG-
h.. p.sys-!>,ar..as ard I.IanstrI: i|f; on
ts..s- l.-o.L!yn 4 Philadelphia 4 Base On
"a Is-.S pssg;-oy / t.rs; bose ca errors
a-o7riya !. FE;la:sfIhla H.t ~ ritch>--By
fu.SsS struck oIt-By MCINTYRE J. ~
puss.-cy T!-Es-.as L1sr A.: thirty m!rutrs
I-.:.rt:.-Ip6..tc..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Sacrifice Afs--woiv.r:oa J. stolen base
C.nn.ll T-nn.y !. p-vi:n l. i..uI- plays
New York 4. fcs:on = Fsrs. base on ta!is-or
Mc.;innitv :. % Young Errsi has- N .rrors
New York ]. !sns.1n a H!t hv pitched asi!-
Fy Young {; S;r-.k out-Ry Young }. ty Nc.
s;.nn!:y 4 Passed hai's-N=.sihs,n / Time "f
ean.--tssi- hour ar. nifty minutes t'!T,p!res-
G Day and Iaus~w.ne. A''sr.:a.c.. 500.
SECOND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

p.,,iaa...h!s. sept .--EToeh:yn say. Ncia- |,
t-;. p-ssr sc.t-o-I to-day. All! Philadelphia wca
,,- miNirr h.-s S:a t.l-!r Dp."r"nt's --rc.. Tbs
f.a.ur. n. - Gs'ne ~as a horn. rrir =. s1s"<- !
al VIII, .... rrn III. bases "a IN. eighth !
To- N..s,.lAr.r. "a -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

over second. Cocaine sh:ni. Nora Bell sni
King Dewey also ran. I--l time. u
S:.-sLrionG dash t9r 3i"-H"S~well E-sf. T.
Joe second. CaSOsn third ls-s; t;ni~ -
Ros'trtcf. on--haf miie-V:otcr boon fys..
Doctor Fried second. F.ue Thru. krossi- fcurs:
Hest time. 4:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

s..s- hi..-w.Sr-r !; Harry / Hsiley !, s-y-
rEe=r ss;s:..:: T.-~--ss:. hi;..w.sn:-
-i.s-h :. brain ] pos.ne slays-Risca~y.
vax=.- s-1 sl:~s.an4 FIR, sA.e oa eehs
ssi.-i'y ove-.I HLl:.e-snt ~ is:seis. ns{-
e:.. <--ek esi-sy 1n.A ., o...sA
ov-r,l - q. la.iess. - wslase 70 u ~
i.rlnss Tine % ssm~-1so sox's tsS'se-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
CHICAGO CUBS MEET
THE CARDINALS TO-DAY.

Nanag.r Chance. IA 'a.rce OF The CHI
Gag" Nationals. will arrive in st. Louis
this ;nur;.in.: with his Cuts for a series oI
tNo games with il:c Cardinals. Tn. chi
c:sCo DlacesS return n-xf week 10 finish
cut the series. sunday the Cubs pl:iy in
Cincinnati. while the Pirates are slated 20
Vlsy q; League Park. The Chicac" play
crs return Weinesiay after the P:'tsburS
crowd departs.
'RuSrcr'' Brown may BE- sent 70 the
mound aSairs: the Cubs to-day. The
omaha recruit IS going at a very ias: clip
al present. and Il Is doubtful II tn. In
vaGers will win from Brown with tn. Car
siiIals playing tn. game they did agains:
Cincinnati. Th!.imaE is scheduled T. op-
POS. i!e visitors the Gay following.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08
HARRISON Wilkes
TAKES 2!12 TROT
Son "f Hnsnnli Wilkes Defeats
Gold Dust Maid in Five Har.l
Heats at Charter Oak Park
hid Shay Wins ::1i Event.

H:Hiford Conn. Sept. The ~: trot
furnished th., sport OF the charter ts,k
HIand circuit meet to-day. all the horses
~ ;;n;, ,Se nse heats being punched and the
nnisn.S ,eiiiS close an! exciting Harri-
soa Wilkes. the favOrifc w., fba r.,,..
tanins the three last heats.
,r, no ,i fSurity ,h! ny for Iacers VA. dIsappoins-
Al Bell ven first and third money.
49,, IN" Fofurify trOt Ion Voyage won
\ iine exhibition was given hv EI, s,,~
IN the ::H tro;. n. won nj! three hats:
ana Was never headed. After ths. sce-sav
race. Tor tw" heats. Stein capture, In.
three last heats ani thu. rae, m m. s:lo
pace. the strong finish Of the h"rs.. h.i,~
y feature Of III. meeting. Abou. S.,D pcr
sons saw the racing.
The summaries:
.:i;ss e,ssv wts: 'sSs: IN is1es 'a Ave sa;,. ne
CID 6 I,1. I.a.. MAJ: SiF m ":ears,... Z
Rol@.ta- b. m nievi"n,.. i..........
SasH M"nH 30 D. m ,Th.,na.,;.---...... s
sW.,..,.,' ..i.' Hamilton. blk. M
HIIa.:;isi 3:iis. ::i.,.. ::ii... s:ii,.
jIE NE, ''i,i,i.r ,ri..', rur-. s-'.:
.f:.u-rrnan,
;,e'i Ea.,.r LII Il la r. ,I.H:, E; ,ysiLet,
hn1..naie' br m, B-nyon'. n'.-............... dis
HAr.:cId Fw,aIi;y. ,-c,. division. pur~. ,s ~
IA" In three: ' 49,"
b.. vs.sxr. b >. br E,pos.,;on-B,n No,
Phantom ,Ii ,D.rvGer,
lsis"cie er III snliy,..-........... =
Rose r-l. p. m ,Ei'.nr.-, .........-'..- :
Ja:. f~yion: en- g. ,Eow-r,nanl ....... i;s
iSnnie Sc t- ~. 'H-nyo.'. .............,.,.. Jis
I:','r-@i.a. 2:isi. us
Na'',.x z. Stakes. "a class. sr.s. ,hre. IN n,.
XII s..y b. e. hv S!..osen-EIsno,e
swt:, n h. =, v,i..n,;5i;; '-'....--...-.
Tt.ri-y. sr e. ":s..s. s.................
Nlcy. h;S. s. tS4yi-., .......,.
ta.isn N'r;-. ;. u. ,Ru-hsrrori, -. sr;s
':, A~ay rh. &. 'Hei.nan,..--.......... ,.ts
10 .iss. ra-ins. thrc. IN nv. purse s, NJ:
Stein. e. hy Joe na'i.y-Sa,i.e
R.n T.. h u~rvts,,...........
rs.1s Rcoser. n g M Even,
Ginger. '. z tINSt.-...-...........-.
Miss Georgia b= o;"r-tty,...% !,
Wild tiria" Ir. h e. .!S-.;!cr,.i...
.:o!r.s, Henry. b. q .Pov.r>p.....s {. : a..
brownie. D.. fNrCa..hyI.......s III.
e: fe"e.o. b. z 1Tyron.. ........... 4 al,
T:in--.:!o'~. :: ne. .G :.~'A ::iIi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

f:ussu-x Pa sept -.-r1ncians;i s;srt.: or:
a.s q vi.ne- ai'h -n-ee :oce.-s an! eGaSi-.
scu.irg ;c--s .Trs Ia .rs .->'. tg- could no.
40 ..sc. v!ta I<..slI after that .A;:sata;o-.
1,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Tvo-tss- hts S-,b.!d J. Lord :. Hor,- runs
--f.rr!. :. ssacrirc- hts " cross l. ';iasu. J.
Mr'l.'Iy Stolen hA..s-h1Sk~tr :. S;ahl l.
His-r! 'iiSSon IN .!.-,-. ::.nira~. ~: TA.-
Fe-..s ara .sr!r.shaw :. ", s'rcss AID Davis !,
'r.s.- Md:tas anS! DAVIS l. Parent; anl
Grin shaw !>.r>' sse ~ 'el!s-',v 90 ssr
;. -: C,okiey : Struck c.'ARy Gibson by
CosLi-y - T:Trs ~ es:r..-r~" hours AZ! .h:f-
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cnrA.ss. Ne sss: :.n:es.S ..s :.s.E.s ~
e-A>sss~e rsoes vi,i Aesa over 20 SATURDAY
.ve ryesing resso 81 70: :ssss rsee oe-s
1s4 0810UD-8asxto \ - 4A1S waib'
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Rfri-Ri.y' special.
Tss,cia. I'll. Sept. The as.en,4ar-. a. .sa
Ca:narzv race c"Urp~ to-'.ay reached s Co. r..
following Is the r~sa!i 81: Il. us plc. U,.-S-
- F-
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Wsshi08toa lilo. Nevg York g..
Washington. S-p: .--wa-..rS-r:,. IN q dou-
hi--..Si~- TO-DAY. 'lrG "a. gaines :Ia.. New
York hv goo: letting. assist. - she y.s:o.s
ye-y rage: :.e.:iaG. sore:
FIRST GAME
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~ Oehaiocsa-sAskaIcos, <-s Burlington eA
AZ kc,AuS -C:i1nnwa J. k-okuk ].
a; Boo Boone 3. Evgc Dv,ige
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sSs-fe1 - h7xs "a -.=th
ys.1lar-s- 1 49, So
cs~ - .-....-... 0 o o. :

'ns-rs1 - H7xs "a -.=;h
v..7sar-s- .-.....o ,ess9 50
Ss~ Is-s ....-...L 3 > 0 - :
Ea-,~3 r---NssA.as,o7 . S-~ TEX \
T~c-t-S~ s.--s yS-a7 ! EI-.s-.sa :, S-feer
!. Nstf.i-- = Tnr-eceS. h.-s-E!ct--aH
icsE- s-.-s-A-sis-.-r : Williams :. Sa.T.sc-
s:t>-,,0ss-9v MI ES~r~-i I s:sis-.
As.a-- 49, = Hse.-r,a !. k~~:s- Is=-
De .isrs-Eslsa-a E-Ns-'ra E-c cEas> 4
s>s- sAs.s-F ssst-0f-1 New to-s :.
fres- eas~ ~ hx-.-C~ C:oSs- : - HcuE ,
rr-s bAs~ s--Ors-va.S-lr.c. ~. ~
rsf-H~d 49, " T-ss.~-t stCXs .s;-ty
rcS-s<-: - tSsos~ : ~ H,Te E!-s-H~
s.e-.se - 49, ,r1..g~ - hoGe e ~,
.z-s-C T<G< q: saz--o-- sc.- Ass sssr-y-
Sc Es-s.ss- tEss-e-Ses--ts--
WeOeeSD Associates.
AZ Css-Aa- k.s
cs,~aA - !.
.eys:- - s<ss 81
tasts-->s-H-eess Al as.-,, sziis s.d
Raysess Isssre-Hegas
wies,,. -. ssss Z! {:
Ra:isesss-sesrsG aAa OiSsfy. csuo0 -
onasz0A Co0sS-ksSaaDA So
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AZ Louisville: RHH
!..:.i...i!e .o "-.-s - l
Hates. ; .s;.c.yr md s,o..r I,.n ..i ss.n
tm;ir---kiE..
A.! a.; Minnsspoi.-F,rs, game: RHE
k1n,.. ;!,;,:, .,iyi ; 49, ! i
z:.;ss; and i:a;1.1 Il" f%p,is"ha.k;,, aars; .n'~
NN,nn.i'"i,. -..-..--.; 80: $ !:
,,: ,E.;i..:- =, rs.i ksi,Sss and M.r.ssn. ,.s<'L
A. Iniianapcii.: RHE
rsl.a. r11Sl.1".,@''' ,.,a'.:.s Il ss:::::: :
Ia, Ma:se;;.s. Martin and Weaver: Psass and
'.in' An s, 'nsidr-FM.n-; r.nl frrs, game: eH.n
s.; M;,x;S. IN, ~. > !: .s: -; : :
Town-
si a.1sss.: ss ss; :,"; :,:":;:..;;::ss:::ssfs ::: = !
s.',-rie-, :,nsi. and Nooaan: Morrison.
We~sesa 1.~sgee.
2: p : ;ss:;; ss:s ''':'eF''; f'
pr'h,n. Finch. Fair ami walsh
3: =: i,s:ss S:'es. e :.:::: ss::.:sss:s:$sf:
Is1'sssI'S- MrhSS nsu DssSeF. fS!eE as1 t!h-
sions C:.y........" /" I" :" % % l
Raits,i"s-Iiaich ara s.a.nsEls: Mc'roskey
ari Fr~-se.
Second game: RI. E
siou. 0,y..-.....s e3sss "a j:
Omaha ------...-9 o 0-S
Bat:e.ies-Scwi,n and Ssarnasie: X. WEIGH.
koUkl:k and frs.se.
Ce0sraD l.eaGue Games.
4. Cantcn-, ,snson- Evansville; no gamA
a. Daytoh-iaytc., =. Terr- tlause l.
AZ Grand I:apiis-';rand Rapids / wheel!
!nGo
1, S1u;h Read-Sou:h Beng Z. Springfield B.
So0shePa League.
A. A.iansa-A.an:a > New Ori.ana:
4: Chattanooga Birmingham & Shreveport
4. :co:ae!!-Mcnisonery g Little Focx 2
Amateur Baseball N0Sea.
Ths Grimm ( Sorieys ie:.as-d the Ns!issons
30 5. 70: games address. =. H. Echs. ro-: O:-
fee.
The Elk baseball club wouid Ike . ean.e f1r
mex, sunday with either tire Sa,.o, a Il. OeIch-rs
o. oak'Ihds. Address - ESaf,... so. ~ Cho..-
seau avenue
Ha-saiIr. -NcH.;'r:cks have . ecoi record
FOR Ug:-":tuwa games Gu: os twenty one
Gsnes ':cy rave won eighteen. E~N, sunday
they play a. Burton. J.!
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Ths Grimm ( S3orleSs de:.as-f the Ns!lsfons
IN Q one sided game sunday by u score ~ %
20 5. 70: ...iss aG5r.s. =. a. Echs. To-: O:-
fee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Ha-GA3irs NcE';'Y.rks have Q ecoi record
FOR Ug:-":tuwl Ct!. os twenty
Gaire. .ccy Rave won eighteen. Mex, sunday
they play q. Burton. T.!
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So0SheP0 l.e09ue,


~ At'snsa-At!an:a ;. New Orleans
A. Chattanooga birmingham & Shrey eyort 8
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g Little Ro.x 2
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ssa.;ed fos vAissT Ia :se r.s-s-
r-..ssgsG .-....-.-.-.-...s o III
tsrri.-A.i -...--......-..- 6 . , . J.
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CeasraD l.eaGue Ca0es.
A. CAntcn-,Snto l. Evansville; no GamA
A. OAytoh-iayfc,; y. TerY- faute l.
,nse
1, sou,h Read-Sou:h Beng I. Springfield 3
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BROWNS BEATEN
N L|STlESS GAME
Fred Giade's Delivery Easily
Solved by ArmOur's Men
Pitcher Mullin Holds Mc.Aleers
Trife Safe at All Stages.
STANDING; o. THE ca ~.
A0eeScaa l.ea90e.
Tub ". 1. Fct. cIu.' " l. f.'.
Philadelphia - g -, r. .;on -......S IS .!s
'hirAso .-..s: :, %, ns,roi, So g .sss
'l.se!an: .-.ss .. So, Washington. - ~ .Slt
New York. .. IS 81 II LOUIS ~ :. ga,

Where They Play To-Day.
/ iS.tis AT Is-;.y,f New York n: Mast, sI:s
i~s~l,na At 'hicae" l'ailad~i at Boston:
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The Elk baseball cius, wouid Ike . eaae FOR
mex, SCr:sy with either tire Eas.pY a is OeIch-rs
o. oakInds. Address u. Eiai,... so. ~ Cho.;-
seau a.syge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-08

Pht1adelphia z, B0st0a 2.
Boston. sept. ..-fh:IA3e..htA won a thirteen
.'l:.nx game ~i-h tho locals today by Srvfe
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