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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
C. 3. C.. AND ILLINOIS
COLLEGE PLAY TO-DAY

Football teams q? the Christian
Brothers Coiieg. and Illinois College VIII
mot on :he cole gc campus this afternoon
a: O'Clock. Several q. u. 4. players were
sii.h;ly injured In practice several DAYS
ago bc. Coach Wilbur says that most OK
them will be in IN. game. with the eH-
ce;,f!on or Cavta!n Pet" Ratican. who Is
suffering With "A broken nose.
Ill.ro!s College wns beaten last Satur-
cav by St Louis University at JACKSON
vile. the ecor. he!ng e TO D. II is :he
an. biticr Of .ne college players to equal
OF better this score. although they realize
that thcv ar up aga!ns: q tough pr"p"sa-
ton
The college team will BE- strengthened.
hv the addition a.: Frank Brockn.yer NJ
FUN back Erockney"- figured prominently
on N. team several years ago. tie has
returned so take a postgraduate course
af.l - eiiEibl, Z" play. Stole AZ Fi2ht
tackle IS s'ill "a .rire weak. but Ekely VIE
-Iav II .ot his rllce VIII Se taken By
charlie January In the absence Of Ra;I-
cdr. Lo.G Will ria- quarter back
The probable Ere-up Of the teams VII!
-: - y C.-E.i::tu. left end Hires. left
tackle: PiII,s,r:. ~: guard: Merves. cen
toy: NcC-akin. right guard: Stolze. hight
.aci,i.: Smith. nigh. ~nd. LonR. quarter
back: Rrrckn ever. full back: ccad. eft
half: Smith. rish: hai: EEnols-Nv!der.
le.. md: Mckinney. left tackle; Smith.
lcf- guard: Sprui'. center: StySoleG.ld
rirh. guar9. Williams. right tackle:
wight -.s1; end osborne. 9s1r:e: hack.
I0h hnson. left half: Harmon. right kaIf:
Richards full back
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
FOUR NATIONS TO COMPETE
FOR VANDERBILT AUTO CUP.
All II In Readiness for B'x lnterna-
tsSna1 Rond Race on I.on: island
-RecoFds Slay Re Nads.

New York OFT l3-Al! Is in readiness
tcr the big International automobile road
race for the Vanderbilt cup oyer the Mas
sGn Circuit on Long Island tomorrow.
The course is IN fira order and The
eighteen contestants have their cars tuned
up and ready for tie best which they are
capable Arrangements haze been made
to accommodate a vast crowd OF sperta-
tors.
With 70 many drivers equally III atche3
IN daring and SKIN. few OF the experts
would express any opinion last night as
to tho probable winner.
They cOnter;ed themselves BY SAYING
thrt automobile racing Is too uncertain
TO try to pick n winner. ns the Last
swerSe. false turn. slight defect cr pune
tured tire might mean ;he less Of the race
Tn" frs; car will he sen: oiy at s O'Clock
Tomorrow morning and the other ma
chimes will follow Gt one minute inter
vais.
Tho course OF twen,y-cigh, ara three
tenth Yniles. ever which cars will ,uah"
ten circuits for total distance of "a
miles. IS considered faster tnan ;hc ore
last year. and several Of the drivers have
expressed an opinion th:: worii $ records
Tor road racing viii be- made.
III the cup. which Is valued, \. g "a !s
not won ty an American car II vii! go
abroad and r'!li be raced for next yea- on
the soil Of the country winning u.
four countries VIII b" r. presented IN .hc
France. Germany and It.ly.
Eisf country. under ths condition. OF
Ia" race. can start five cars Arne,:~,
France and Italy wili have the full com
pi.nent. but The German team Will start
cnlv three machines.
Hotels and cottages IN Garden CITY Mn
cola AMI surrHJindffe towns are croyrt:et -
night. and sopS persons VII see ,O-ynor-
rows race AZ the finish. Double II nu,n-
b.r Will be distributed along tia course
OF 2.3 miles.
The race is ten times aroIn. This caI:rs.
Tne list CT starters az given 0uf Tonight
By tn" committee. IL as follows: Germany
JenAtzy. 12o-horse-power: France. Daray
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

! by Rockerheii hack Of Harry. but ''Huily''
beat The throw 20 the plate and Taylor
WAS SAT" at first. Spencer caught him on
Tho Gag and Jack Was nailed trying TO
Set back "a the cushion.
Tn" excitement of the inning previous
left TAYLOR Il hir unsteady. and this en-
over III. base ~ their ha.t of the eighth.
Stone WAS III" first man to bat. landed Il
ET"under along The diamond f.w feet
nc. sac- .:ic". which placed George on sec
He foslie,l several choice lnorseis from
TayiOr's throwing arm over :he sta.d ana
about th. 10, until Jack fired straight
through II. groove. The hal! pI"as" l
Emil immensely. as IL. big SHe!e clout.a
it st:aigh. FOR the le:t-ficiI fence for two
Wallace and Jones were easy FOR Taylor
The extra run. however. Has tus. enough
to- give 10 the Sportsman's Park bunch
shannon Smoo, ard Hecklev represent
81 IA" Cardinals In IN" FINAL Inning. but
hone .: them could fin: the mysterious
rst. Sharrun and E-cklev fame: and
Sm"nt,S Offering vas easy for Jones ard
Howell
Taylor's ri:cl,ins was good enough ~
win had the Cardinals fit back OF him.
Howell had them cornp!eteiv rys'i:ie1.
His s',,t:r was rlay,nr circfxs fs with t;,h. ;hs
cardinal ha;r.rs Groupe: their sticks NUT
rerirC a blessing on IN. had Of the 81
Vent " Of a spit" bail. Each Of the
'sriirals. sxcer; Shay and Hceisket'er.
whtftea
To. soo-c eho;:l. NJ least have beer even
up TO ~" ninth. B'Ck'cv's zeal IN behalf
of Grady caused him grief Jake opened
~" second session with a single. Without
waiting .'cIi Hannihai' dashed FOR sec
one, az! arrived there ahead q: rhe hall.
Thcr J"ke r1aD'rsste? no much Soiici;uL"
fn- Gr,fv's w.lfs.r. at lat that ne under
took 80 shru: what kind Of ball Howell
wac d!sti-: Up each t.'ne Harry started
20 deliver.
So Interested was Jaks IN aer:rhe-ing
Nnv.'rs peculiarly r"rrous motions that
30 frrzn. TEi,a 80 slowly crawling toward
second base When all was r-adv Spencer
sirra'gl iia-rr. and Jake was nailed fve
:..- from the sack.
Tak.'S carsir.lr.s-s At I'll" station would
have moan: a run. a. Grady a moment
ar:a- drove n slow hail oyer second. on
which the SAGE could easily have COM
,.'etei ~" remainder Of IN. circuit Grady
Vas chugh; stealing. SHAY WAS the other
out Only three men faced Howell IN this
inning and -wo OF them aye credited with.
singles v'ric': sc"sks volumes fc- he sun
nrr- Shsv. Encisk.tter. Wal'ac" and
Torr1er,.'eif were towers oe strength 20
rav,r- and Howell The game was 50
.Vsriv Contested that q Il difficult 20 state
'uz- which - the clubs seems tO have the
better chance Eor TIE decision.
-. score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
TWO LATONIA ravOR.rEs WY.
Grace Wagner AVID y'rinee Of PIesS
Give the Talent n Life.

|:-c.--n'i. oct i2-Ti-acs Wagner ard
Prince @. Pies- Were the winning favorites
a. t-sions ;o-'ar. TIE steeplecbase. the
feature Of n card. Went ia .Icfn T.
amsterdam vas sccU:G and Ech,s OI.:.
y. heavily risv"t IarrrIIc. was ;hir,!.
Gra,'ri. ;"s at'v..r I.'a..i iavr-ite in
the :Tll event. vas practically loft ,It the
pos; e > Finished Les. Summaries:
Fi--: r-'a. * .t.-.russ-tt. ~co'. Ic .Srhads,.
- We i,, kSn:s yts19' =. q n.c, ,Sys"' 20
,H'Ti- Time !:i.s r!1s'o: Mar'uor', MAJ:
Cas- r,sr. ps.l"..;'.. 1--we Note. i-cs:aA aai
Et'". irtF!' az" rlr:
cro WA III Tee. TO :: :a.r. T,r.. -: -
S"e"- Thc To- = Marhcry. Paul. E,s,-
rrgr ..w,r' H.liSlh'rs. -nai i.'Gh'. The
Ih'rl :s'" 'lN Eir r-rs--G-sce Warner. !! {:
'.s"r-!s'. 20 Z. Won: n G.ct.- C;:rl i12 iC'sa.
Fam : : :. 80 I'd: Anna SMITH Ioc p land,
=, % 'h'Td .i..e. ':is - Minn:hah,
NBieuc!r. Santa I.uc.a and Queen '.Irriir- also
ra-
F2g-:s re. s,sr' e,p-. .'..r,ecAa.e-,osn
stertar - 's-rhfl,i6l. 20 !. ..ca1i: Ilrh,s
OFT. - ,5t0li.p. - . -h,-i r line : % q.
i!g -lr-c'' RE. M:at. lin s1 =e-nan and Out
-1irS a'-s ran
frf:h rar" H.e ~: ~-.-hs!r sl-'7ns~-Pr.r-.
q, ~. - 'Ho--'si. . :. wc'. Tn. Mate. 10:
tr!r' T.-ne. I,s q gasy- Je ss:
Knlss,. is-Ty Ma To c,iso WIN ,.h,.ii. l.
: = '.AsU. Marvin Neai and Pete vinegar 80
.s'v-S ra-s. --'I. and , .iz-e~-ts-F-si.-nin-. q
= = second JAKE Cir-erte-r luE 'B! -, IS
: ', -H'-t Time. !:v - @ ' b. Pia-rs
trik G-rv'-a- a;h"ac- LsA; o1-rs aa1
Lazy F-f'a.r "a 'n-
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E0SEHEN WINS AGAIN EASILY.
Carry t1E 80 pouWs;~. He Nuns Away
From HIS Field.

New York. oct. l3--tiamoni Flush, q
T-;o-i Shot, Won the For,ihan Handicap
~ .Ic..:, u PIt.. TO-DAY. t.ieati.s a good
:tet. Dt sp.iat.rs. kcSeien. nj l to - again
sGG:cN. an sa>y victory in the last race.
winning hy twenty lengths Summary:
First rac-. one riiie-.i9 i9rociaI->. Toe MIL
,.r, Is ~ :. won: Goldsmith 10 ~. J.
WASH. - - :. seygli. S.Ln.L.qIaN 81 MIC
iHai".-'. 20 70 !. third Tine. i:&J Is EIn-
l-Fisss sagai. = hadoT. k.ss:cnd. Atwood.
NIrtInriss. White chest, Bronze Wing. joe
Iss-.r. -,F:ah. C:0caa. G.a.d i.ushes Jac<
SyIuE. Jack MciSeua. Ri Ru..r Thistle
ii.ttH"r. F'-tJon an: Nnssa also 'an.
.ssyH; race. siS aad ore-lIaif furica1s-
St..I.rE So ,aiiileGI. IL 20 l. woa: Av:s;oa, -
.%utt-.,. 70 l. second: Hes. 3! ,Ncpan eisl.
u ss Point. Water TarN and Ruth w a,s1
tni'i race. i..iis ani a hsle-Faie,ts 10
iNo;tcrJ. 70 ]. won: Sailor i:>,y. 10 ,.:I-,s-l
!. to ]. second. Loci, II ii3 ,Mi!..Y,. l.. %
:. thir:. Time. 2:!s Th- S1utaeTner and Orc
a."
Fourth race. one niie-bscbed:ent. 10! tR,-
.ns,,t- ~. = "a 70. woa Ho!schtr. IoG (Dickson,,
To :. =vcvCi. AnudyEs. Js ~ Knapp, q 10
]. thi:G Tine. i:ss 30 Sly Be-, ana Aioonshine
f-ith race. ,nri.cnp. seven fIrions.-ip,a.nond
F,t.sH. - -'Ni: -. J" 10 ! Won; Aernnatt. III
w kGaHp'. t. :. second. aCS Prince. -
'iyr!Sl, = to I. t...,.. TI-a.. -" 50 Jocun:.
tiir' ty-. Pace king ..lcarta;io.. It1s. OF Dawn
Ats ae and Dolly SpaaS-r also ran.
siNtE rae, SIX fn!uaI+ I+-Rusehen. 1sl
.O'&"!!3. 10 g. won: CUr,.lG-. ation us ",
jones' - 20 /. second T,-ch-lo. 10 ,Sm,th.
sC',. ~ To I. thid. Time. Ii: 10 Three start
cTa-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
ALLEN AND SCD]DCa
IN GOLF FIHhLS
Ralph Mckittrick, City Cham
piOn. Beaten by Field Club
Players in State Championships
-Scu,lder VictOr Over j. W.
BemiS.

Harry Allen Of tho F!.ia Club yesterday
defeaiei Ralph McEtttrick. the city cham
Dion. u! the seminal round ot the state
Eo:f ch..!ni:unshii, ON the NorMan,llc CIun
sMkS. The match Was a close one throuS L.
OUT. ami but :or a bad drive on coming 10
the eighteenth ho.e. s:ci[ittr:CS would
nave tied the score and al extra hole
would havo been necessary. The sco.e y is
lup.
10th men played srca, Go.c from star;
20 hnish. One player would Win u hole:
they woCI halye the newt even I'd ana
xeep alternating .ntii TIE last hole Ne
Nittr.ck lef, Tho seventeenth tee with a
terrific drive. bU; It was wide s:. wcnt
among the trees.
This gave to Allen a Srea: advantage
ard he played well NciItt-ich w,s also
unfortunate IN getting out OF the nIuss ana
.Hst the hoie and the match. Both men
did Well at putting. Allen especially ho.i
sc:cra! nice shots at good distances. Tath
feil down at times OF from twelve to eight
inches.
In ;hs other semiffnal match. Chari,s
Scudder beat ]. W. BeI:lis 3 down .
ScUdder played good game and had tta
.ead throughout. EemIs losing mostly on
the putting game.
Allen and ScEd,Ier will meet IN the flna,
round for the trophy and state :.:.e TO-
day. They Will play shir;y-six holes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
TO PLAY FINAL ROUNDS
OF MIXED TENNIS DOUBLES.
Mise HaAs0a aaA y. -. seODle W1Ss
Meet NSss GSaPesebe a06
P00o lsoeeOOD.

TIE final .ouaa OF the n:x-i double
tennis Championship viii 10 played on the
TIM. \ co..rts this afternoon. Mss Ma
ZION Hgis1r and y. " Sempl- aid Miss
yicl. Glr.-che ard Pau, G!e-son bA'aS
TIE pairs :sas Vi.i strive for the ehaM :
p5GrSr!p- '.he coates: ~As 20 h9.e tae:i
;iay.i Ias; Saturday IL connec:in. with
~. Gral between Ms Clark ard Miss
Isonai!>or. by. owing 20 ;Es Illness OF
y.s. Hu.sc. the confes. sas pot;;oret
Miss Hudson and " ~ Ssfnpe have
ssen rlay..s nice tennis IN III. preliminary
rounds zh.iO Miss Gafesche Ard Pau.
C.I~~-oa have eERaG-! In hanl-cra:ested
matches. Bo:h pairs have b-sn prAc;ic:eS
.sl,rsuiiy during fSe last week ana the
oc.rors all D. looked 90 With ints-e~-
Glecson and Sss.Sie as men players are
zir-css equally Chased. while Nl{s HSf-
son ard Mis-. Casesch~ have hprh done
more tHaa :sesr shares OF the playing =
their rvSp~csiye matches
The match Ein b. three out of sve-
Tn. wirncfs w!n receive the Champions lip
cl1p. while the runners vr VII also b
&oOaS21A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
M'CINNITY PITCHES GIANTS
TO. THIRD VICTORY OF SERIES
Plank and the "Iron Man. Twr Article Ball.
Macks Men Fail to Support SOuthpaw Well New YOrks
Work Back of Their Bender May BE
Opposing Pitchers in ToD Day.

New York. Oct iS-Three 10 ons IL now
tie advantage which the New YORK Ma
stona!s hold over ;he Philadelphia Amer
:cans IN the sirJss.e fer the worlds cham
p:0nship.
The New Yor,Ss scored their third VIC
tory ;1-cly. and /: the ioca! meI succeed.
~ getting the Letter Of the visitors ~ to-
Mo:rovs con;cs: the Wcr.,.S Cila.i1ina ship
Gag will ny from the Sis mast liz the Polo
Grounds
Philadelphia heavily handicapped hy tie
lcss Q: the services Of t&c e-rs;ic pitcher.
WaiGei. has SCcrCrhed 70 i.c .laSteTi-i.
work Of Mathew son twice. anu TO-DAY NJ
CinEitc pitched E::r-".Gci taI. waici.
partially atoEci fer his Il, feat Il TIE hands
o. I,encer las: TUESDAY Oh the same d.a-
Ecnd.
Managers Mack and iicGraw arrived on
tie battlefield to-day Wiz. firm. de,errniIa-
tiOn. anI wh.is the betting. which at
times was l:ve.y. indicated ihat ;he ioca,
men were almost p.ohiS.t:y" fg.oritas rnt
few Of the fai!adec;:i, adhsrents were
willing to risk mCrey CT the visitors
CHARGE of victory.
These bets were snappej W quickly and
before the zane had gore two inn rgs all
Wagering, vas ~ Z slandstii Manager
Mack decided tha: his Indian pitcher
should have {. Su.sc;sr. yes: auI r,.t
Plar!s in. Who. With good backing. would
have done better.
In the fourth inn!rg. however. Monte
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
BOSTON GIRLS TO COMPETE.
WOwHn's Golf npi~0shso .,
World tn he Decided To-day In
New Jersry.

New York. cct. iS-Two Bosto, young
women Ert CCv'est to-riC-row for the
teslih arr al Hurn.u'S chan Iinrshtp .:
n" I-it.-i States IN tEe Inks C. the Nor
ris ,oun-s Col: C.uS ~ Co2ve1; Station.
" j
They ars Ni.s NarEars. Curtis ns ,he
Ess.N rrGvfr club. ya--1.--s=. Mas.
a.. NJ F-Ei.rS Nagkas .. f.a GakIer
Country 'rlh. Ha'e-. Mass. Bgth
s.ra prom G'--.t n fuS'r m SC-!.ty and -
S.d- m INT city. t..Uuca member. %.
nearby clubs
Miss E.aNav today defsatsf TIE -i.7.
holder. IL Gon-E:aEa B,zhcp - -.
Brooklyn cub. E-i:.cu9r-. Conn IN -r7d
20 play.
MIS- 'Ir-:s put out His= Grace Ee--.
Of '"-,rgTf Mass. u; an! - PLAY IRE
s~i.H.- .--t''ipus for the sa:u..Gals we're
sNceils.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

Jack Taylor ro- -hr third f..n- this week
went In itL.Iisf tte Browns yesterday and
lost 10 Harry Howell hr d scpr. or 10 !.
The couteE, was desperate pitchers bat
Tie, and the Cardinals lost b"cyuSr they
,oul. not L.- IL. Crown fingers .-al;e's
'IaF!Or seerIsl 20 tir" in 'h- last $50 IN
-lnEs wtan the Browns scored their Two
r.-s on four hits Up 10 :H.s TIM. the
-'G.raIai' had allowed III" American
Leagg" team but oGe hit in six :;1; .i.as.
Tn. !-ts.rn Of pleasant r:-.st.I-: brought
a number ~ fans I, The game. ih-s
shouted and rhe"rt-t I:cir faN"Elt'S NOR
so"it'T"G-iy tnaa any hay pi'tln1-- =
l. PLAYED Of the s.fca-s. Both teams playr.
errurlass ball h"htni the two r:Eal GU'i-
r"r-. the ETpryrs :" erAt!" the II ;;;er ~
rrv.:s.. ..iur.r..;'- decision against fn""!!
and rh. Cardinals to %; thu loca;! cham
,.gI.stllr safely within their gr:Sp
ks the series stands nov. tH2 70 ts",
~. t. Gacl:c the championship To-
aEy.s haiti. viii Ee the crucial test q: fns
-.:!.s n" CLUB which wins 'o,d ys IN
counter r.iI go into the .ioGbi'-h' ia.:f
with ~. better chances 1f taking AT i.aSt
Gns u the game of the double header
which mry h.. necessary - decide Ia"
i-rr TX ir-inrs Taylor pitched re-
Yraria.Ic gam. Of bali Jon"s'- dou.!"
vas IN. only ss:" smash occurred ron MS
T.i!v.r7. N"t ONE Q" .hc Browns get Il,
got 10 first bts"-
IiowaiI was ringing airD"s: as strong a
contest ]. 'h'' SIX innings s.- a!.i'taa,
tad .af-iy HIT ~" leather foEr i!rl"s and
should have score: ? run had not E"ck-
lev's nap =. second base cost tho Rohi-
son contingent a T.1.
A rh' contest drew % close. how
ever lack -, mod To Jet Up bit. Th-
s"yeu'a proved 20 10 a had inning FOR
Tho his Singer
E'risk who has been batting vel! IN The
fal. games. --'ish"t! hard ag. IN" hal!
hit fh- soft earth aEi rolled slowly 70
ward shay. VIII" was Tlay'Hs back. Tay-
Iur danced after rhr ssf" .4iipp Jack
.sFd 20 ,f.r1 about and throw. a1d BY The
rirn' ~" got II :" ''ckl"g. Emil had
BROWNS SCORE. FIRST.
Jones. h"r.v"r. W hit % -. hnIi -
AWARDED Tom a hasc. and Wallace took
..-ro-d Gl.rerr fogI.l sn."rlI and final
~ smashed on. ~ Tavip-'s straight Of
'ar.nE- int l":' :..lf waIlac" scored ~
lnr's hoS' wns = H. {" Sh-v Sr.rrar
waited rHri"nrly. while Jack h.aycL four
v3a" ones.
Win tho r.as"z cull Howell stepped 20
wh"r y" began sE.r:iUr ~ r'rw ones
HafT" suIii not i".''.. p-l. Uf hem and
nF""t'i az ~" thrS IN n" 'nu';.;lf" ross
- F.s- .ar'a nh'"r",i -" -. ..Fa...ir fit
80 r'f's'---- ~ 'ns. Cardinal =r----
Tn" 'iri-t Inning "r'-n.! Nh r.... car
G.rt'- nss' rur Iail-F \. rh. l... Ta--
To- an. Howell wrTn travelling IL" lori-
't1'y 'a"ke! ul"rtv f'g "nor@h - win.
'inH # rirriur rFa Ia''-'aIa f.-r. -ra
young recruit awaited 7ra - iliS liking AMI
punched u r' '!-lr" straight between
E@shl.r ami = ne The zwat ar.t-i hGrl
Taylor wi'k-I - the plate with A Chanc.
20 even ,he serr.
Jack -uer."i"I in hitting high bound
- oyer H#w"N'- had which Was grabbed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

r-.a-A- II 90, E-s,---z uca.s--. G:
sic-rr. lv,- IilI--ls - L.zzs IE.gr-rI-
- as--C -Csar.--. - cEz=x- - Ic-z-s ---sz- ~
r1v~l t1-,;zy- = = z-c.l~4 r-z- --N@-rv~ Z 2
81 Gs- - s--.F-r-sa Hrs--- .En-
Sarsa 81 80 c-H1-~-. 3. -. .cf = cza-rs :
-ss a. = - a. :, 90 -asf7t - --zs7
:'aSs.4 sl--E-.s = - r-arfars- A.
srlcS0- zas - o->a rEs al wee <esas.-
ylsy - fEFl. -.fr -s--- 81 = - E-.se-
kaie-z-n as MA rrgaasir wfu .ag 80
Slz.e .-1E-=--ss z--h NcLAsxy tEe .s-s-
S-SsS. S.Acs .; ss-,sr.
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Cfoss was so anxious to get Q bcundse
S,'' ana ,u.s',s uh i ne on a9G nor sh - o ~,
the batter reach firS: safely. This was
the cniy error recorded in the game. but
II Was an expensive one. rs il formed
tie nucleus of q run--ihe run which won.
Nc,;ian.ty and Plank were equally ef-
fcCi:yc. 5uI Plank manage 10 get q hit.
which the Iron Man failed TO do. Ths
Sc1.e.
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Minor FOos hail Cameo.

yi-<-s' IiI o. iz-v.u.-:a Eirs scsors
1ss~st--. JscSs1zyiIis HlSa 8; :oo;e.!I tc-eay
E1--sa II; oe- I-TS. EG-..a A;h..-<s
SO fsc-.Ra g1-- s-a- - f.Si, Nsr.o.s
-. a.-r--a-- ~ sre-s .. " = IT. fsA~z
~.-s a,-szf -vs-.y r--zts-ei "a v.sxst ps: .se
Is,sAA team go ss4star 49, 0SsO 06Aan600
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
BELMONT PARK sELEt-rToHA

BELMONT PARK SELEC-rrOEA
ElCpt fI.!s' II E'TsI.
Ses York. oct. .S.-SSiec;iohs-
IftEt Race-I.afca-tr.ai.. u,.v!l,rse. F1ntouflA
-"coa,. hace-tiT.adIA %oo!satherer. Jimmy
Lac.
third Rscs-KinGs Daughter. BrooAd0;s
S>Fnph. Whimsical
.~,s-,h Raae-G L. 81 Gent,an Mahogany.
Fifth Hac.-iigh: Royal. Ostrich. St Be-
lane
sixth Rsce-Pc-: Knight, Hfiss Crawford. Asn-
s.-Ur Beaucai:e.
Tive VaadesbSt Horses Win.
Parts. O-- it-W X Vab.ieftiit's Koon~y
.ga th- Pix Roli.:.is and rs Bona sous cap
,uT~d the Pix FsrfS!c .: tho rAces here -.
GGy-
Peaa College ~, C0sDel1 Q.
C,s,.loaea Ia. OFT Penn Co,ls0o II
Co-r..! Co.!-ss of Noun: vcrnon o
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BROWNS
GARDEN NrS

Fs:Hr! ruaS-!:r-wrs :. r.-tIr.'. Two
t--" H!'s.lW' W'rs H5".sk'-tt.r I. r-isa /
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49, Esek'v & Hlt hy Tit-H--- Fy Tayrrr'
- Sts-s - hs..--''~ Taylor /. %-!k.-
.JfS-''v ~ . 81 :. - TsHlr- LIZ. N b,s.s =
l-7.vr# .a-1.rs.s TFrr~ I .tr-.-. NJ.
t"'.r --.i thirty .ssias:.- I--rrl..-ki-n
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HOWELL BESTS TAYLOR
IN PITCHERS BATTLE

When ca rdna Pitcher Shows Signs Of
Enable MAeer Aggre cation Take the Fourth Game
Series Score of 1-Beckey Makes Mis-
take by Playing Too Far on the Initial Sack.
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I.,~rSiA SELECTIONS

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Cg-.-f~-z,' q Oct t--s-fe-s,n>s.
F-s- E7f--gstfer Ea-. Hi-, BOY. G>scAeA
s.--0-E .-4----ass;IA= Sdln tsy.s. Slh~-;-A
Ih.rs f-ac.-.acs Rain I.xse-- Aieuc1slr-
Fu-1rra Eae--Br.nrAs. 3c=r!s so-. Ws-'s
Pun
sk:S Rac--L--ci G.-i. fI.:is S.A.-. E5yI
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Vanderbilt, Tnroun From C.r.

N"~ NaiA. oct G--iiiEc,. Il Na:J1eTh:le
w. tht"wn f:uu III, au:UIIIUS!!e to-day ~ni'.s
p' sn- c3 the ...usc.s coarse. which
=" in'-f..at..-.,I rtr~ viii be held to- morrow.
IL. VS. ~; b. ~. hiri
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Clubs. Won. Lost Pct
Giants ..: ..J 4
AtaIet!cs .--.-.-..--. .ZZJ
Pest G00e0.
New York 5. Philadelphia o.
P.;chers-Nathewso and Plank.
Philadelphia, .. New York q.
FftcAers-Bsnjer and McGinni;y.
New York 2. Philadelphia y
P!tC::sTs-Mathewson and Coak!ey.
New York J. Philadelphia q.
Pitchers! cGinnity and Plank 4
TO-Day's Programme.
GamAF.tt: Of series.
Piacc-New York
Cmpires-Sheritia3 and o'Day. {
PPOb0b1& H0tterleN.
G:anfs-Matf-wSon anu B-esnahan. 4
Athle:ics-Sender and SchTcck.
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IMPORTANT EVENTS
IN SPORT TO-DAY.
I0OIR ALI.

. Washington W.. Arkansas Cniver-
q sity 4; Stadium.
. st Louis University ~. Illinois
q UNIVERSITY q; Champaign. Ill.
e. T.. =. vs. Illinois College At e. .
e r. c. cs'n;us
. "er.rnl High School ~. Manual
. nj Stadium.
. SMITH Academy VI. shur,ief at
q Alton.
9 vca'mnn High ". Western n. A.
s Mckinley High ~. Montgomery.
. Missouri.
: Yaie rs. Holy Cross q. New
= Hsr:ara vs. Springfield at Cam
q bridge
= Princeton VI. Buckne!, at Prince
o 'Ur.
= pern--ivr-:a VS.. North Carolina
y Columbia vs.. Williams a. New
:, York
= anrnpol,s Va. Dickinson At An
. rsr"rs.
= W., io;n, vs. vi-Rin:a Poly
. Indiana VS.. chicago University
= At Marshall Field
: Nc'-e paIns vs. Wisconsin at MI
. wauks.
: VANDERBILT, W. Michigan a. Arm
a Arbcr.
= RAsERAI.y.
: Cardinals vs.. browns AZ Sports
= man Park
. Athletics VS.. Giants at New
a York.
= FINALS N -. mixed doubles n.
c'rv championship on Triple A
a cci,ts
= Final between Scr,!f'cY ana AiIen
: mont - Sorra-ii~ Park links.
p AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAA AAAkAA/AA
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DAN PATCH FAILS
TO Lower RECORD
EQUALS Star Pointers Tine o!
1897 IA in Drive Against Wind
at Lexington - Miss AJbell
Wins the Kentucky.

cdn,lnnss nss'a To- h3li ki ,iS s' woriis saamfian-
ship for an UEpGc"d mil. in hGrness
In n irial 10 lower il to-day. Dan Patch
e1uaie; 4; for the ;. cond : nc. IL view
az Z: sI!n brecz. which ,he 'Iacer ha! TO
face through ;ne third quarter. III" Y"t-
uIar belief was that h" could rot beat
l:5I.. and tha, n. 81 .alcd ii WAS r"Ga'-ci
as Il crea. performance.
H.rS.v was b, h!ud Dan Patch and Scott
Hudson drove the runner which accom-
panied him aionrSl!"-
Star Pointer Has Gri-en on the track
and after an ovation from she c:oHd
viewed ratch's trial from ;re head .: the
CONTENTS WITH WIND
The quarter WAS mad" III - ana the
hal. ha!: in ., For ths tn nsE, raartsr the
II ,i1 70; AFFECT his spell nrprsciaS'y.
I:.s's. Bat :, ,old oIe hts strength.
runner was picked up. and Dan Pa'ch
came HON. between them. He showed
that he was tired. Hersey. who drove iir:l
dirt shield In I::l;. without touching him.
io-tav whipped vigorously through the
las: eighth.
RECEIvFSs OVATION.
Urging H.s ~ no a-sn: - v1e 'Ic
best hc could DO. !'h' crowd vas not 1 :
appointed. and a. ile was I.I:adeI with :.
f'o:ai Nrea-h about his neck there sas !
!n the Kentucky rega-ie! as the Fu-
c'Ir::y consolation. Susie y. oItc'iSse3 her
field and wo-. with ease.
Miss .ib,i-ll. winner q: the FU;u:tty ia
nrr start and Il was a fair t-st o! s3I-
psr!nr..v Cf tho other cont. rI.rS.
MainSh.a- Won the ~ trg- with ease.
OREGON MAID WINS.
Tie - race was eNn Tan. contest
rc.-.r.rg FIVE heats. The fret h|l. vas
Won b. Pen r. Oregon Maid i!aish!E.
f.:'h
shylock the :svo-!,. IN she race. took
n. reNt heat. oregon Mai! finishing -
fourth position. OREGON Maid captured
IN. E.xr t.-.. heats afte- contests. sum
marieS.
r.. Ec--rcky --o-.i--: va!v. q r":
Susie y. ~. 2. - NJ 10. dam G-.ls~g Dark