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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

.i'tsssbus1. pa.. Sept. s-Pitssearg Ven
tise fourth straight game from q. LOUIS
to-day. and VIXEN Il WAS over even Fred
as Hea sS.s !. Hsss -. n nos 1sa,
have been ssmes and games. but the ar
! ei,,n.Et u to-day VII! always be ciassed
by itself. st Louie ou'ha,,ed P.itsbare
TO l. Tho visitors Ousiteld~d Pittshc.E.
too. but luck ~'Hs ega!rst them. and in an
umxuS-ted moment l1ttsburG Vas allowed
80. Louis could rnvsser. In spite Of the
ia.t that they ba,;ed Nike Lynch shame
Captain Jimmy Burke vas 30 mad he
fairly weps AZ he LEI; :hs 6eid. His men
had hit I.ynch iOr fourteen safe t.its. !,s-
clIS:.g three doubles. while tho best
ifttsbure could q" III Jack Taylor Was
three nseasly >:nEIas and double: yet q.
f1t:sburg gos two Of i,sr runs By the
sweat "f her brow. Tayio: presented an.
hsnu-osin,..i error With the basee fun.
allowing tW" 60 Come IN, and that's the
tale
e'n!,svy l,s,,., ., 1r W Isr s. le.!: Y .hs
He ro-ed or Smco:s eingIe. Pit,sbur9
tied the score IN the seconj. when Wagner
doubled and Brain hi, safe ST. Louis took
Round In her half Of the thru Pittsburg
mace Killing and won tho game. With
s.ifSseu 8SSu Lynch Ssht ElI1l 9tDNK.
Cansy foul.c out an1 Clarke drew . base
IN halle. leach nOW pasted one eafe. and
PETE xcoreo. Wagner Drew . ys.s. drins
the ssa..s. and a shout of de.ision wc,.t up
wien Taylor gave Howard Q base OH
balls. forcing Clarke ia. When Davy Brain
stashsd HE hall At Mcbride. the former
!s;tsturR boy wres'led with II until both
Le0ch and waSnc: had scored.
In the sixth. Burke Hii safe and took
third On THyIo;'e double. He scored later
on shannon. c:,s. In the s-vrath. Shay
singled. vent up ~. sn oit and scored
on Rurke's init.
THE MADE the scoys to 4 I'm favor cf
TIE Eoiae team snd whan the eighth
opened. TIE faithful shouted ~ wsaner
made q had Ts.ss of Dsuieavy'0 emash
and he was safe He advanced on Sham
none ou, and toox third M amoos's in
field lti:. 1t took only a long A. 20 tie
tt. scnre nov and R-rkly tried TO knock
the oo,er III fle ball. Ritctie was al
most knocked down hy the hAil. hut
managed TO &c: II TO Wagner At second.
who took Il On the dead rum With one
hand and slapned :: 10 nF<e . step ahead
of Becil~y. conpset:ng q lightning double
rlay. and saving the game.
The
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

7. .A god sra. :Gs S;Jwrs are eo!:3 ewAI
err.r. home e1r 1-.e reason, Z. for m oehs'.
o,l! enable -tor. 10 maize un :or his slr'no ~
tsl.i.g -,e IaS. .s~ days TIE big sltleges Al
~ays volts t.t.or on foreign -o5 Than a.
S,Sr-s-nan's psrk " present t~ Is hardly
:-e...x ke.ier af.i I.a'uie,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Rasterise - w:cAi:a, N.Nno, softer n
Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
MISS SUTTON NINs NEW ssONONs.
EasSls Takes Trsssase Cha0UsessAs0
auA Ds Deaaea - D00Sles.

Cincinnati. ~. Sept Miss May Sus-
.on won IN. championship 81 ;he Trisfate
:rrnts tournament TO-DAY Sv defeating
N..s Myrtle McAfs.r o: is;tsbu'r in fw"
love SETS.
Tie r.:teSurw Sir; MAS .1:classej AT e.
~rN stage ~, the game ami could rot sc.Se
n sA:,.. III her celebrated antagonist
kriSt. rol!ine ~ chicago defeated II.
II I..s.I. ur N.x York in straight ssfs
fn doing -, Collins wc:i TN. right "a play
R.al. 4 Wright roT the championship cf
ths tourney M"E3a..
Mss sutton was defeated ?os the nTst
..,u~ since she has 9ain..; C:cn!.eHce IN
.h~ srr,ris world to-day. when. crsS!"1
with Miss I.;!r. SeiieH ~ Cincinnati. she
Was defeated ~ Miss HELEN Ionlans OF
New York and N!a~ McA;crr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

X0iSO0a0 Le09O0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
SISOIbI TAKES
THE RICH CENTURY
Keene's Colt Shows Way Home to
Broomstick and Eugenia Birch
Yankee Consul Wins the $1O,-
600 F11tbush StakeA

New rork. sept .-1ssore . crowd Of
Se."6 persons. James r. keene's champion
2:year,cid selt eysonby. y.nner Of the
the IroQucis etakes. to-day addsd TO hts
already long list the s3a@O Century Stakes
at sheepehead Re!.
Of to -. and many books refused to put
w any price against htsn- In ~ ,wc
Futurity. vken .Aftsul and Traditien led
him homo. lnc!uainR HE victory in the
Century to sc-dsy he has Won the enormous
The Century IL fcr :-yvas-olds IN dup.
weight for age. . Ealiop of one and hal:
milo. Gysonbv woa easily by too lengths.
hsSSs,ssa R,,1sS ,s,. took the place. with Ensensa
Y.nkes Consul won the ,1osee F:esbush
States At seven furionSs. He took the
lead q the start: and Won by 2 sength
from Timber. who WAs q head before
Whimsical.
Summaries:
Okla s: '.S. ;ss .s s::s,': sa;. sesrse.srsa 10; s.
q "a 8. ,a:rd. Time s:iS . CAfsissh. ISc
Ana .sss.ns; sss ..s su,., =.
:"Se,l:. ., 1 :: Won; .N.i,S:.m 1ss I.o.,
;a a.ss d,..: 5: n,, :pis : T.s Ts1s S.;s:s x:
KEN .-, .nd Anodyas si:: Ian; -. 60,
u, s,S T,,,S 'sssn :. sl.affS..ss: f;s;1 G. e9n.
II 10 :. s.ccni: wH.nrsi Al liz ~. Knapps. !
20 !. third Time. i:3 Pseasue. p.Har. f7ic-
ZAP. Jerry Wcrnhefe. NcK.,;rssiee. James Red
a;ss de- md rn;G.s ,s s:.S -aI Timber end fssasas
FSss,a race. !. n,iic M end : ha,f-syscnsr. .,is
sSic,!s. I 70 -. won: Rroonstiek. lSs sMa.sin..
!: 20 J. esycnd: Euasnia BufcE: IL ,BuIiman,
Iaa.
FIFTH fac. Eve and one-half furinnsD-Isels-
In,yres. :, 10 l. second: O.d E1sa. = swilsyl.
20 !. 'a:-d. Tine. Ia: - Nin:!s. P.l:,e-
Abe Meyer. Merry 90 Round 1Ase!ses. Rsa-
6si.. Holloway. nciiua. tnsieside. EAUeas0:nG.
sixth race. milo and . sixteentA. a. turf
ncn't Ask Ne. h9 .HansansIli.. 10 :: son:
Marie. iss ,Burns, Il to ;. third riHe. i:<s -:
lis'is scout, Telephone. J.anie NcCsds OE:hc.
dos. AtWc.,d ThS LAZY Ros-sta. Sailor Hsy.
t'atin. Nora lIxhs. Athsione SajA. Chinney
sweep and Indian star alao nm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

EEy'I Hi. SPECIAL.
P:.rsSufG. Pa sop: s-StanleS EohS-
son of ~. Cas,.inAls s;ar;-! Fee; io-a.lhs
~heg :he team wen. home. Mr.. Eohiso,
t..r:ies 10 invSds the Tys-R;ase. 0, ousia .
lsaAGe- :or c.aye-s 90: mex. year He Aesf
with . :oIi ct money and 1roy,sss. 60 lanA
soyn- men a. o-sC- % fha. they caa b.
t.isi ous before ,h,s season e..is
Robson dl: To, intend tina: sAis tip
should b mad. knosn. BIT fhis as,s--
noon Re VAS coMp~il>s: 20 cAI On . lnca'
sVcr.i-G man es. Tri-S;Ase i<-aSv~
schedule sn. :asn ;Ae s:ory came OCT.
Yes I'm 6oiES Into the Tra-Sfa:e or
outlaw isaxvs foc rsw baseball timber"
he AA:s y know :h<.s are som- good
,iayers there ar1 we reed them. We ar
~.lt:nG 20 eAy the money. And think
can get IN. boys
~. Robson refuse. absolutely 80 name
The IlAys.s after whom be 10 going
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

The Grn nd Leader RioOmer Girls. al
though they did nor play In h!oOm<rs. de-
fested tAr May Company Bloomcr Giris.
atfired in boomers. at baseball yesterday
at kulaSe Park by THE score o? - 70 &
N. vic;ors piled up q bunch OF runs and
showed that TREY can play a. well in
skirts. The features ~ the game were the
basa sliding Of Miss NcGann cf the win
n.rE team and the batting Of Afis0 Them
o. the same nine. she scoring two homo
runs.
A. zach team has won one Sams. the
grS probably Will meet again next Sat
Urday 10 decide the supremacy. The May
Company Girls Won ~ the score oS !. 20
~ last Saturday.
In the game heiNern the Grand. Leader
boys and the Simmons Har1Ware Com
pauy team the former won.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
REPCBllC HE(IAI.

S's::ss'E ss:,ss sIk.S g ksa:: ch'a's' c'"a''''''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
UNION MEN APPEAL TO FOLK.
Concerted Effort to Secure Com
mutation 0f Bailey's Sentensp.

KAnsae City. 0eps. 2-Labor unions Of
G0vSrnor Folk commute Ed&Ar q. Bal
ley's sentence cf hanging TO life impris-
eminent.
BciIey h sentenced % hang On ssptem-
her II for the murder Of Albert Ferguson.
. nonunion hack driver. In the hack
dsiSees' s:rtbe In 1904.
The unions have flooded Governor Folk
with teleGrams asking that Bailey be
Spared fram the Galiows.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
RACING NAT1xEE THIS AVTERXO0N.
Katie H.. L1asSe JOe 0aA J0lS0 0Ua.
sOn ao C0Qae0e I0P 0OOOes.

What promises 10 he an exciting race.
Wil Le tho ;irce.corneretl contest this
afternoon al Water works Park. be-
tween Ki;tie K. Little Joe and Julia Hud-
eor. These PAGERS viii meet in the free
fOr-al event
Kitti. r. held the track record until
last Sunday. whsn she was heaten BY
Little jos. whs eQuAls,,l the mark. While
McNuIty's julia Hudson win b. IN the
race. IL is probable that the supremacy
q! the Gfst twO-iAanae'i pacefs will b
settled.
The entries:
ri,st rac.. SIS class ',r-.:srs sr raee.sp-
E.i,y c. Frank - Esnd. Orphan Hpv. Alex
1iiliesris: Mon.oa. Emil, E<nack: CITY g, "a
Gorge
s-ccnd rac~ s:se race-Erl.i!re. william
wos-is RcyaI Flush. Ge.ruc Isv@n. Julia Hvj-
so:. John : NoSu;'y Norris a.. Herr Dan
i.l: T1-sland y. .;~cxs 6c-n..:
Third race Sr.s-.o all usc~-l.i:t:e Ine. Tav-
lcr 4 90: ki;sls r.. ". q. G;Adabs: Kit wI:ks4
q. =. Cobb: julia Hua>on. Joh, :. NcSu;:y.
Fourth race. a-n.irG;s ciass. :rcs 0: pace
En,oron. .f.a,iee NshAsl: I.ssis 0eorRe.
Tho-nas Tay!,r: Ted'v Ss:ic. Trarsrs:
Ttis. J. S!~.hss: Marvin Il. u J. Rgsmsr:
Tommy R,an. a.. Bufkharif
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

New York. Sept The nce-Golng peo-
yla have probably sen the last of Orncu-
d.l. as a 3-yeaF-o'i The most !!s.;n-
x,,!,nsd .oa of Crnoade has beee ordered
into re:'rensn; for the remainder oS tho
season. In order that he may como ov, Q
strong ius;y. 5-year-Old. .ea1y to uphold
the pre.en, belief OF his "wnefa W. OR
MarDuuough Who bred him Ia California.
and Andrew Miller. that he 10 destined to
become n champion
This vas the explanation given hy Tom
W.,sh a: Sa~e;,sheai Ray when ;t beam"
known tina. The fu:u--ty winner was an
asSsr... from she iiss named 20 ~ Ia the
rIAihu=h Stakes This afternoon. although
,h.r- WAS a .epo!; that she colt had De-
x.io,~. a slight attack ce blood poison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
YACHT sT0lc IS Fl0ATE0.
-. Louis Party Remain OF
Stranded Craft All Night.
RETPiiC sPETAI.

Rk.fSt BIC sPEsIAlA
Chatham. MasA. Sep. the yacht
Sfo!c. IN which Alexander Nye: and
Augustus Obsf os D. Louis ana . pss,y oS
'risnds Were cruising TO Marble Head and
WHICH vent Ashore on Chatham bar las,
nieGt. vas S1ccesssu4.y footed At high
tide to-day
Although the Stole vas in . rather dan
s~fovs position. ali os the party Vemainesi
on tos-l ell nishs. - ed The ola har6or
Hf.-saSinG crew v::h their boota
The Stole wHs doAted without any dam
age and proceeded on hse Way % Marble
Head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Ri.Pl Ri.lC SPEEINf.-
Troy No S~;, .-rAe ilncolr Tn-n.v fs!:
eLae>i q rrcss ~s-sss:u. soSy LAYS meeting so-
..y 90 '-HN Tsur~sAS' re cruss sas esu-
mat. a. - 90
T,s,...s. Nar-.a's hnrs. ANeoss. teei by Sc.-
.zxr c0-s,a.- ~oa tss i-e:s!sg feature -
N. e.> bore ,rrs-a.sd 20 Gove:no. n. r.
y>-.ne.s Sy .s~ sultan cs Accocco zee 20 aH-
ss.a,.-r each Gay AMI much A3n.. red. a
.ur -: e 3. Is.g,S e:s:Sens attended sss faa:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

,t,r.es.e. ia. S~.y; e-Oa the closing day
% .ls .'Oi~s County Fair 'hs attendance a. fhe
yse.. = ss 10 80 Summarize:
= zoe. pa.ss Sse,-iaBs~ knesnsn OcI n
s.-a:et. A~e,s. Anchor Boy s-coa3. Fannie
vas... :htra: John Dl5re''- .osr's Rsss Zine.
F-s.-.nr-au PACE. ann.ishe1 from vss:~sta,
,-~A- C1s-r~ar.ss Won. ENs HePr o>-on3
E,esscr .sis: Niss pissn- fc':s-h- TIM.
:!Sa Track heavy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

q s--.-s % -.-~- c-e-1s's~ -cI.sr-sss.tsx -a-ss
- t-~- s--Gs~l - -h~ Crss~-rt 80. -
ss-~~ sv.EiGSs = IT, N<c!Es S-es to .-sr-r-.s
w.sr.asay ard s>i.@y The = 80 result q.
~ s--~rta-css tsst fa=.s- >Oa-- revived
: "a 80 rasli~-sS- Esss~i ar .s-s IA-. :,
n III - liz t-1;-irs aud ps-!.. CAs-
rA~ = Jr.rASo . 80 --.sr Toy 49, ras~.-
i-s S-s- - So Tg--s. t-,f tse CO; -
rR-.s - Ts- ~tr1r- rSa-s ccr-s-s 40
iasS =. tss r-i.c-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

- K~-.-c--s roo. 49, 's- iS-~s ., C--1-
~. -sf-.- ys-k -f!s s,ts-raor Barron ard
R-r.s; ~i'l s. :r. ta:-s-r ~C-k - :hs KEY
O-S--s
n. TArk.- 49, ~ .-e~' 80 Ncvr. Au
Ss-.s P~rEsI fsrs .sis sr'e-uu1-- S'T.pGn 2
o.. st.,lz-An -.f G. :hs ost'.ry ~C-x - re
EssO
~ srarisyss 2 -sr S.;.1-A Ars-lc-.s orr
-A.v r,ft -Hs r~p-~se- atiH~s - 'f~ Ma
Irg.---s' Cssrsi Al - tx. ;=tS morning .: Z.n'-
..s.--=ar-s Pax
-. E..a,-.;ier. .'I pa; a: Ns~ A.t-.S -.
today a.t t1-r->rEc~
~ns Al. rs-k;s -;a~ s>.h,vii's IL - is-
M.G.y 81: Gl>~s sili - ne Safts,y uS-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

80cOND 0AMO


A. Asiaa.s--Eev OsisonS J. Eoskv:n>
a; ..ha',1ncoQa-NJns6oaRss 4 ehsevepers .
~ N-a oh:s-Ftyse game. Memphis Z Biem-
'1Sham SSOe3 e0nss. Aoph;e u Dlr.n-
:.Hhasi
A: Ilfe.e Rr-k-F:-se Sane: Atlanta : iJe-
sie Roch D Second OaEae: A:i0asa s. lA::lS
Rs-k f-Aile4 a-s,ssef dar1neee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

department of Agriculture. Weofher Bur>a1-
Astevs.loa:>oi observations received st -
1,v:e deIsAnbev = i1.S .: s;sS .. iooai time
and .. n. ssvanty- hfth is~sidiSE ,ime. O5eer-
vasioa0 no6o q fhs oom0 me:2sas Sf time a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
CARDINALS COME NOME
TO PLAY CINCINNATI,

',aotA.r' Rugk- and his nurh-hAa:ea
,.r.'inals arr due 'o arr:Ss At LEAGUE
Park eTcunds scine time after . o'clock
th:s a!;ern. -on. They ~.ii travel all morn
irG. arriving ~ t'rion Station shortly
.is-r oc;"ck- Cincinnati -"r,es on FROM
chicago. and will have considerable nd-
a.faGe, over the Car :insis. owing 10 their
.h"r' journey 70 St Louis during tire
nt&hi,
Tic r,ip - tie Cardinals i.as t,>-n c.s-
sssro,s II ro-ld Tot - o'h~rWise The
uiSchinS corps has rot held !;S oNr and
she isatfing c' the io-ais Las fallen on
-'o>fuly. Fatal errors At ~-tfica; Points
~ the game hAS~ lost for tasn and thsr
shcieeone quantity of III Tuck sas
AGTed. Yesterday I.yaoh was pounded
for fourteen hits and shs rifzteS tailed
rnNv four from THyIors delivery an!
vet Clarke managed 9" a~t sh~ ,.!?.r,
Cincinnati. has b-cn playtuG . rs:r article
Of bAI since the Giants took siHh.
sesal0he from ths Kelly Reds Overall
may - seer ia action sgs,ns: Exaa os
Brown th.0 afternoon. The Reds p.ay ave
GOm0o IN o.. i<puis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
LIGHTNING KILLS SIX HORSES.
Great Damage Wrought by Storm,
in Vicinity Of Quincy. III.

Quincy. H.. Sept. "A terrific electrical
storm swePt over this section esriy ihh
morning. Nearly an inch of rain felt Six
hOrsos belonging To John Likes We're
killed b. lightning. snd forty ton. of hay
belcnGin6 To Rernars Lake Wer.s burned
6v lightning. The storm did great dam
age 20 corn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

I t>ft az, ba0se-c.cinra. TNo-t.S% hi's-
sNssy : Sacrifice h!:s-Tfnt~r T. SlAGi. S-a-
zen rsss-itr..c / Masoa.y = Huaains /,
ntv.. : Double r.ass-gs,;.t~ch Tinker am
N--..c.y =. k!ire ard Hoffman !. '.B--cran
Ard Hueg.rs S.ru-k .s.-R. R~gisafh 8
b. Chs.h J Rasss On sSss-oT R.risach .
~ ctsch T..n~-s-.e ,Soar And thirty r.in
Y,ss Crspre-Ni-G
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

tAf--! fs.nS-IbstIa. 9 TWonaae LieO-
o'>sr: !; Ichs.e.- :. Crawford :. CnaAhiin
sa' rih.s -. I:indss, roubis r;sy0-wai-
sS". Vor;tenf~it ed Jvn-S :. 0'i>a., ana
-0Ha-:.I Psaed tais-SlGsen l ss".sa
rasrs Scha~f-r Hf: b. pi.rss:-pv Ki..sn
S:,s'k "u, By K!'s'r I. !n,irSs p''.n~.1-
-, Ab:Ns II l., kir!ia.An - HIT .y~
thiss = ~ Hnc!.aEa.i 10 i.>f. O, ta.es-S:
i.r4.. ns---:' r.nie nc Ssu--,,ns hour
"ra fo-:s aye -r.nr'sS I-nAf.s-s"y.n.@s an.
I-,Sr.Sy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
GLEnW0OO n. TAKES
POSTPONED TROT
FavOfite in 200 Race Wins Cu6n-
ished Event IN Straight Heats
Baron Grattan AAnexes the
cO6 Class Pacing.

Provtdsnee. r l.. Sept. Am eze1tin&
contest in the go paee brought the 0rand
70 . c!ose to-day. The event w4P won By
Baron 0rattan. driven b. the veteran.
Gcerx.
The unaaished - tYoesiue event nom
frfdAys card Wa0 the AYet race 20 b. g.
cided. and vas finally won by the favoeite.
Glenweoa ~. who. at the tlose Of po0e.
z heat - his credit, The Roman assd In
Ftrrv having one each. He took the third
and fourth heats in coed time
Summary:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
C~su0 lNaROe.

a. ACCOMMODATIONS !. E,aeVii!e
s~cSai s.=- scssss;-: ;1 se:t.ss~i: . 20 q
ExAesvit,s ysAye-s iesvirR tie G-pG-sss
Al usH~ilnl-W..s..cS Te-re Hasts :.
A; S-A:. aAoss s--s-ani AAesta lAytos. 90
Al scu;s ssos-S=:s B,nA-cssse ne sans
0r1.sS40
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

ire Gcaes-IAoisr cub - 's~ On SNn.s
i>esse asssss~: Se-.1s Har3~sre Css n .
sissgisS EA:sn .; Eslas. f1sn yes,ertay ar
-t,G csc rA:s.s- He sad skrss desae~s aaA
ssreis Sss - s-1s ti2eS -. ~ sseae4-
SO MAJ CSEs~:ys s:or~ ~ . srSr~ q 10 10
-. sA:sss3 So<s - tss hisOsr 6ssss vas .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
See09go Defeat 00svu.

ssp.a,!yes Ses.erSsy Mo-a;5G BY Q s>o-s q -
20 !rs.S,ss r.,-..ne as :eets:s. Hs
Gs-e -as battery ;o- .he vas22sske4 -Ae va.
s,;se of sns Gasae was f1nnin6 ee'saes hy Csa-
ser Te.desO WeeoD and Hos60
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
elEEs0W BEATEN BY MORE
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT


More IN the Round Robin tennis tourna-
Ment on tho Triple 4 courts yesterday
lost his 0rst came u the tournament. The
scores were 81. S. and S-S Each player
PLAYED.
0eeson started out at good clip and wca
four games. When More came forward
ninSs, In this set he seemed to tire (S,ee-
aon % much that he Was not himself in
the next eete.
,he ~, W. 49, pcySSS - ~ ~ 'o s. r.ra ~.
exciting. a. both players covered mitch
ground and made many dlfncult plays
Many predict that the tournament nov
Neo between these players. who may -
through without any defeat. II this - tire
',ASe Il % probable that they VIII again
n1eoe to decide the supremacy.
0leeSon later defeated SchWab 10
straight sets. 81 and 60
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Paris Sept 2-Annae the ARsrcAa
tourists vho registered at the Hssaid's
z = Hank. Ragsne n. Schlange. Nrs
William c OsYs6t.ng N.s0 E6WinA SRrh-
ling. Miso Thofnburghs q yosspe and
Nfs. and Mo q: JoeenA Of g. !o9:s.
:. ana Mario A. King. Peoria: A. =. Soi1.
CaaSsa0oo0A. Team
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
PfTTSRl RS

kasren 7;ss-I1:sssunS j. - Eutn Two
Taylor !. Sacrifice t.:.s-Rcwlrd J. Lynch J.
ShAnnnn Shey J. S;o,er hss.s-SmoI l. No
Rr,t:s = Double piavs-R.tchsy. waGne- aid
Howard ftrs: base na,!>-OH ls-.,ch {
nH TAYLOR T. struck Uu:-Ey Lynch S. by Tay-
vi.e-Ecas:.o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

fs--hAx- NJ. s~r- 81. C.--sar. SO:
- t. Nir~z.-s Grass F2---x Ss-y-li, Al I,.-
r~- .>-z-sy Es- -s>.s .s~stsE - ~ ere
ss-- sAYe -Ss s.asa-rec. y-7Nr~1z~ t--fssss
49, sxss-s = 81 on. - ~sirh iss. - ..EaIy
.lNH--a e~-s--s F-ss-rs aat trottirS syer;s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
aAeee eoe Cee,e Ce@oe lac.

Re .~---s -cz-,z-s-z: s.>c- .. ta> s. i.oz.s
C,ss,---y ysf- N.ss-A.iOc I'll - BE-. --v.s.ay
a. tre~- s~-<s ECs.- lAA>. Sc - - r~n.
-.--s o. . ars e--r;cce al .Ay Ess- -
s-sa.s hA.s s>~- s--.=ss1 tSs '-s.z-~ q:
sss-A ~tl - a; ;ssS:T~es. ,ary..s sa< &
.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
a:lahea -. lacseAes.

--hs T,,a.-s vii r!Ry TIE iAr'eIes .osAy \:
:!-u~.-.ars Ts-s Nsrax.r Psr'l-s has e~
-r:r.i .Hh -aitrs - pitch rN- -h- S,.hes ser
,ha -es. u ~. ,-asap Following - 'h. HE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

-.rS. s,-o1-s--~stsrc GNv-saO Nf,s-
sA;iasaa So-rsfaSs s:-s-fs,rstse SAs>s
q kai;0-HeO sr.t.s Hlr S.ss Na.i-~s..:-s
: I/e CO tAsss-G-s~-iaa. S~;cAGb
asYv.s cas- ti0as s.s,ish : fnsss5 baI.s-
INsira I wrs :i:ce~o-H~O Tr>-n-.
a~--- sn4 sss1.y minutes IE1rss-.O I-oaSs-
= s-sAa Sa.s.iy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

C.:csRn Sep. 2.-C.:oago won from En-
e,nsas. to-hay "a . game full of ~-ssd fielding.
sil ;f. furs but resulting fr-.n queer rni.-
Ilay~. The :usbIs p,ays s,s both sides we're
fass ara sn,.T!. Attendance. $50 !rrr-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
A. 16askO0ee-No game to-day.

At vfnisa: R-H.E
Fort SSott.......i Q : 2-N IL .
Estseries-v2n;ts. C1aYk and epeck. FOR;
Sco:.. Richartacn and Stewart Cn,pres-JeE
cling and Henderson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Nee Scra- --...-.-....-...s
R-osA --.------.-.--.---.S . 80
ee.s Z vs0~ras rss1<se ytAy-tssSres., "a,
Yttta=0. fIsss saSe-Se~ Nsss & rsss.r=
q gteUe Aoss s-rp-s-Auo:ez slY.cA oct
y, S6SA 9 ~ v.sssr |: Cre - eNro-~>
Acsr saA :As<ty assnSt~o CErss~-Hs-S;
CD0aD 0oeeA ~ AeAaaASe CoAso
NSO y2t. esYe 4-As . rvsS.s ss s-rse-
e9Seo 00S ts Assoa01 . rs~<efrg e~sS0a.
. sse AssaAsse eoAaeL tl~rs $50 sseess . i6e
e eoeis Iase ~ HaaAS:.as cSsss ,-as.
Osae1 e p1seesso Srt 1sse es4. csaees,
81 oestea sansa - - esessAs:saas Stss ,.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

I~chase h':s-A -Atha;!cohic :. Sacrifice hss
-tee;s !; 'acn-ii J. Stolen bss~--Dclan 4
las o. hAlie ~! Wills 2. oE Mcintyre :. IIis
hy ri.cnef tai!-B; McIniyrs s.rcck OUT
and f.entY sc minutes. Cn'pirs-HAussw'ns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

a.v y,.k s>e' ia cstch.-v eA::i. ~
se~>s .-Ss s-l Winter. IT, Nee Iora A:rss-f-
s0as soa s--rz RSsoo ts-.a- ~ Sc secTe -
:, As,orsA-sN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

AZ Sbnth AcAse0eer: = H L.
ssush WcAsasser oesees"31oi-S q 70 !
6ebn City ............e1 81 eIeeS0e- 70 J
Easssriea- south NcAlestse whit'snb.rg an,
Je6fries: webb city. Gear and Euckies I'm
p1re-Ah0Rn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Cleveland O. ssr. 3iniees~ 4'fss'sc
.sNPs e vain oas sarkness BY tie s>,ro os
u ANNOnAAnNA - tsr0vO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

AZ Tuhss: Ri .
Psssano ..........s . = 3 . . oS
RassefiesIrNhsak Cummings and Crisp: Par
cons. 5k:drnOrs and P:nkerton- CmpirS-(so.1-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

wlOopS0 Association.
~ ep9.nEna1d: RRE.
sfI.sss.a ;::..--.s .--.ss:sI::a..sp.
Rat,arsss-Spssagasid. Horton end Ssahans,.
Oklahoma Cs'y. Ro'e and oss0iA cmDiss--
smith.
4, TopahA: RHE.
Tsg:Ss: ...-.--.-is:ss:!:.,?:: !:
hsi,sr;es-TNseha. Garter anl Henry; seds!.a.
Shsnsr ans Chsak. rmp6S-R1aOAA
A. Wichita: RRE
ieayen.crth II { . : . :-Slj
Rassersse - w:cAi:A M.,snn. Softer and
n Leayy: tAeven~ oseh Ashley and Asm0sronG
Umpire -IS~insoaA
0usHrf0 ...-.---....----. 40
JOPLIN -.-....--.-......s..i v . - - 2
Haeter4eO~SusASfA W6nArx end O.selnDse:
. Joplin. W1Rnsn end Henisrhii.. Cn1n:,S-
I Malay.
8DOND 0AMR
Guthrie .-...-.......-...e o 80 I q
Joplin .-.....--.-.--..-.-.S . o "a )
Rasssri~a-'sushI.s. Psssys,e~ AND Qus.ssp..
Joplin wEkins,a ana vsndsshiii TMp.rs-.
xS!sy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

: Boston. sept :-Eo-:' n .,es.sssi Broos:yn 30
! ca, II . pi:casrs' battle. 10 0. Both i.,H.
men stitched -sc..i-nty but Willis Was s.ez6!.s
thar Mclrtv:e SScre.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
CITY JOBS GO BEGGING
Civil Service Commission Says No
Applications Are Made for Fat
Offices

These be piping times in Los Angeles,
for some of the fattest jobs that the
city has at its disposal are going beg
ging because, evidently, no one wants
them.
This is the conclusion of the civil
service commission, for the fact was
brought out at it's meeting last evening
that there were number of good po-
stions in the municipal service that
We're being filled by emergency ap-
pointees and there are no applicants on
the list to take examinations for the
places. Not only are some of these jobs
not wanted, but there are only three
or four applications for other positions
that pay high salaries.
The positions for which there are no
applications are: Miner, water depart
ment; caulker, water department;
meter inspector, water department: !:
wireman, electrical department; night
foreman of outfall sewer; garbabe in
spector health department; asphalt
foreman, street department; page, Ii
brary department, and elevator at
tendant, clerks department. The COM
mission will hold examinations two
weeks from Saturday for these places.