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

Chicago. Sept. i.-Presid-nt James \.
Hart Of the t-nicas" Baseball Club to-day
Issued a cEa.ie ngc ~ Charles \. COMlskty.
President of the White SoN.
All. H;rt proposes that Ia the event that
neither the American League club nor the
National League club OF Chicago wins the
championship of its respective League. ia
lSI0, the league bail clubs Of Chicago
play a series of seven games. To h. ierm,-
mated when either team has won four
games. Tor tie championship Of Chicago:
the games TO te played under the rules
and regulations governing tn. contest for
the professional baseball! clubs Of the " ori1
and games played between the National
and American i.-sSue clubs. approved 10y
the National Commission February II. lsj5.
ana adopted by the National and A:neri-
can leagues February ID. E.,,. eAcep; that
tn. snar. Il the players shall he ~ pe:
cent If the gross receipts OF the first four
games. instead " ~ y..r cent. Is p:o-
vided by the rules. iii. series TO begin
Tuesday. October 10: the games to lie
played daily On alternate grounds until
decided. ;he ground. after the uss, ga:ae,
To ia mutually agreed upon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Cincinnati. a.. sept. A-Only two favor
ties Won at i.atoIia to-day. The fourth
event. handicap at a mile. was the fea-
ture Of the card. ard was Won by Maj.
!. J. Carson. an outsider IA the hstting. Sy
Il short head !:Ora Red Leaf. the favoTite.
COruscate. the heavily played second
choice. finished third
PocrlaTis. the Gayorite. won the steeple-
chase handicap iE a drive with Onyx II.
The latter Was disqualified for refusing q
jump. Woods Perry vas placed second.
and Mr. Rose third Track fast. SUM
mary:
Firs. race. ono n.'e-Fore.cner. ~, sR"hsn-
son'. I: - I. won: Western Duke. l.s iIsa!;Ae..
{. seccad: Til. i-AGr-!. 90 .Na;;h-wss. -
70 :. ;h:li Time. I:.o -. Not and Katie
second Ta... six fur:onr.- eui.ayas. ioi THib-
!as :. J. ,..,; VII VIZ. r9i . T., 'A:!e.. ~
third Time. i:is - Follow The Flag. Earl
ThirJ race. ii. fuiicnss-FIor,I King. II:
,M"--iscn.. to :. Won: John Carroll. !.S
'Ea.i,. . :" I. second. Mayor johnson. 1"s
.Wii:iAms.. ]. {" J. third Tim.. III: -.
F"sr,h ra-. one mile haniicap-Naior T.
J Carson ~ 'Alia'. !. to 7. Won: Rel Leaf.
10 Eain. Il :" :, 'h:-d Time. Is: 3-i Major
ran
Fifth race Clubhouse course. s:..p!ectase-
I'nnIiani. iis ,s;sa;onI. - :. won: Woods
r-,ry. ~ ,Mci.-an.. Is TO /. s:c.nd; Mr.
20. - ONYX II nnishsi second. hut Was
GirGuaI!fi-,,. ant Laura X. ais, ran.
s5:h ;ae "ne :" ', wan .na o9a 9af-fn Fssri
ner, - :. ! ,h,rd. rini.. rs. Haniy Bill
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
BREAKS DCND-nELL RECORD.
HeoPy lev1s0a - ChSrax~ Lifts Tea-
P00aA WEIGHTS 0.0asO Tines.

Chicago. Sept. by raising two ten
pound Gumt-bel!s sNe consecutive times:
Henry t~.iscn OF this city broke the
worlds record In a trial YESTERDAY. tn"
test ci endurance was witnessed by sew
eral hundred spectators
I<.visHn's time for the rev record was
fise n"urs and fnr:y-.ne minutes. and dur
ing che loEx grind his strength was KEPT
NJ Icy nou.ishmcnt given him AT freI;;. Mt
intervals bv an attendant. He finished
c":nparativeiy fresh. and mad. the last
l..es' lifts i'm fhir;y-s.x minutes.
The former record was ma'!. in 1870 bv
Pennpk of Philadelphia. who raised tne
w"i"s'S >.SSi tunes ~ .i,!a"t- = r~NS-r.
lifted from the shoulders uc. while IIeyis",,.
In the record j'.st established. lifted from
arms length rp and down cr March 8.
!sss. l.~yisoH accomplished ga lifts in two
hours AMI frrty-rine minutes.
The dumb bells used were officially
weighed prior 20 the test and were fG'I,!
10 he slightly oyer twenty pounds. Wal
ter =. Sieffens of.icia;ed as referee and
tiMekeeper.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
WELLS WINS NATCn At sEAGDRT.
Takes C0D Fr00 F0sty.Tbree Cen
petOlOrs-NeWoPk Tean YbesorSo~a.

Seagirt. y. j.. Sept. A-Wet and gloomy
weather I'm the camp. which was deluged
last night and flooded aeain to-day.
Gskcrei In the third ard last week Of the
biz military rife shooting tournament
The unfavorahic weather vas not per-
,nittctl 10 interfere with the peoGramrle.
however. and the competitors be9aa firing
in the Hale trophy and revolver squad
matches in drenchinR downpour.
The second team Of the First Troop ~
the Newark ~. - National Guard won
the carbine team match. which Was open
TO teams Of Eve men. firing seveH shots
each at .1 and 30 wards
Tho winning score was 81 out Of 2 pos
sihie 80 The second city troop of Pills
ie!phia finishes second with total or 2.7
and the first team Of nh. first troop Of
Newark. y. J.. third with c7s
Captain Wells Of New York won the
Hal. match with q to,al Of IS out Of a
Possible -. The distance was e(O yards
Captain Wells receives So and Q minias ure
cup. representing q larger cup. which will
become the permanent property Of Who
over wins tn" miniature three times
There were forty-three competitor
The ali-comefs' revolver squad match.
which was shot to-day. MAS won By Pri-
vate L.bouf:!iier of New York. with a to.
tai of l.. nut Of n possible llA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
WILLIE LEWIS GETS DECISION.
ia. lBcsseP - a:0 With Jack O'Dlee6e
~ lDPtROeo.

Detroit. Mich. Sept 4.-Affer flooring
his opponent twice in the first round and
suy ing with him for tn. remainder Of the
contest Willie Lewis OF New York re-
ce.y.a IN. decision over Jack c'k.efe %
Chicago al tn" end a. a ffiseu-rount
battle IN the open air. at Fairview- to-
day.
1, wrs Lsvis's frs: fshf w.s, %. the
All. Sh.aeys. and his performance wo'' the
admiration Oi neatly every one of the .
'.'' sr:husiasts who assembled 10 see the
match.
I'll" New Yorker proved himself master
uf every point - the game. His work
was clean ani clear cut from ,h. start.
and the contest was the T!ett.est seen in
Detroit in several YEAR,.
Lewis Will challenge :ha winner of the
RTitt-NC.son fight a, San Francisco.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
CARDINALS AND BROWNS TO
PLAY Posi-. SEASON SERIES.

Arrangements were practically COM
plefed yesterday. whereby the Cardinals
and Browns will meet in q post-seas0n
series Of hve gameA IL IL understood
tina. Messr.. Robson and Hedges have
consented to the final clash Of the local
cluba and agreed On the terms and other
inciScntals OF the games.
The first game viii take place October
10. The park has not been selected a.
yet. The games will alternate. the clubs
playing at one park one day and the
other the next day. The Browns won tho
spring series after one Of the most bit
terry fought city series on record
The efforts Of th. leading pitchers Of
both clubs in the spring series was felt
by the two teams all season. as IL c:ip-
Piled such good men as Glade, EichOlF.
Taylor ard Sudho6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

B.naiux10n paid GHao for the son of imp.
wateScreSo-AYnette. the toy vs.ce ~ the sale.
He also bought colt bv ToddinEham-Nis-
fortune for S1Je.
rne other bess saseS Wefe:
Ch. G. hy imp. Golden Iarter-Arua"uresss
CS G.. 6v Inn Golden 0arter-FIora Aae.
A. J. Joynes. sscoS.
r. T.. by tmp- W1terc-ee3-Han9. t. ~
n. =. " INN star Ruby-LA Cachucha. r.
- wetsr. = 80.
b e. by imp. Golden Gsrter-sa'ss Maxim.
J. A. Mackev. q. 90.
3. c. BY Aax'"-Aassda' A. J. J"sneF. H.
b. or. hr. &. by imp watercress-Isoai'nd.
r. G. hv imp. Todd:nshan- Roseisv. James
G;rifnn. o. no; ,,
X. bv imp. wa,ereress- ". Al
Nson. G.Ve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
rENNANT WINNER - UNDECIDED.
Tr8os LeoGoe Cho0pS0oshlD TaoGle
Referred g Secretary Farrell.


Dallas. Tex. Sept TIN. championship
season of the Texas League closed to-day
WTa the p-nnant winner undecided. On
the face .f the figures. Fort Worth wins
by percentage NJ .5s; To Temples .5aS
One protested ga ne. which Fors Worth 10
credited with. couldn't b. settled by th..
Texas League officials. ard they referred
u u Secretary Farrell Of the National
Association Of Eas-.Gail Leagues. Then
again the percentages cf AL the clubs
forming the league are incorrect
When Anstln and Corsicana Wer"
dropped from the lcague. the games IN
which they played with tn. remaining
cluts We're not eliminated from the per-
""HtaSe records. hut l-ft in. The only
gaines that were dropped out wese those
which corsicana and Austin played b..-
tween themselves This violation OF the
rules makes til. total averages os the
league foot UP nearly l'6 points more than
It l. s-Ssibie fo- the league TO Make.
To-day's games:
~ uaiiar-Tempis , Dallas ::
J: Fort wor,h-FOrt Worth T. Waco :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Cincinnati. Sept. 4.-Reals e. Wright.
national champion. to-day. on the tri-
state tennis championship. for the second
time defeated kreis Collins Of Chicago. In
one q the best matches ever seen In the
West.
II required I'VE sets to decide the match.
wrteht won the first two sets and Col
Inns the next two. In the deciding set. Col
lins had the champion at p. when Wright
plays debated the Western champion.
Two II the sets vent 20 deuce. Tho
scores were:. +S. 80. - So.
This mCrrlng Miss May Sutton Of CALI
fornia and Nat Emerson 0f Cincinnati de-
feoVeC Nies Helen Hcmans Of New York
and c. g. Peter OF Chicago two straight
sets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
CHALLENGE MSS KELl.EaNAx.

REPrBixC SPECIAL.

REF! EfXC SFFIIAI.
New York. Sept. A-Resentine her state.
m.a; that american women are among
the poorest swimmers i'm the world. three
Brooklyn girls have challenged Miss An.
nertc keliernar. champion swimmer of
a.., aa',a.. -. .,.r ~ "ee tnem IN
lc:ran ~ expected to arrive In New York
within Few daya
The ciailenEe.s are: Miss Nav Au.
det,., - years old who - said 10 be the
best swimmer In brooklyn: Miss Rene
s;Olding. ~ years old. Of Bath Beach,
anc Miss Florence West Of Coney Island
Miss Kellsrman recently won iissinc-
Channel
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

:. Sa->'' f.."s-t kI.r-f IN second inning
:. "fiii. . Magazine II } 81 ~ y ..-S
b-i Niiisrf -------.--....J o y &" . c-g
Earned rams Magazine !; Thr-..-.i-e hits
eih-r-.n :, Sarf'!Ic- hi.s-.;riftlI stolen
hA~eA- Griffin !. .-B!rfs-. : H-asi.r !, Fogs, I
bHt", "H talls-''~ Sonnet =. 81. .Alr-i
-'fth.-uaf<-isy 'uur'- hy Walsh : Innings
Ii'ct'd d-''orn.t !. Alfred -. Walsh - Hrs
~ ,':ln.t J q. Aired E ur. Walsh TIm.
y SaTe-rac hour ard thirty minutes. Umpire
Pear.
siar.y ~eat % shpf- in fourth inning wag
rl"r going to righ- fSlI Ran relieved Mar..-r
m Right fieit In sixth ...n:aE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Joe Jokerst. vino has been signed By
The Cardinals. p.'che9 the Coilinsville
Reds to victory against the crack Alton
ifiue team yesterday ., Alton. Lawtnes
reivtnG such 200. support By his iielders
that Girard replaced him in the sixth in
ming.
Cook. Fletcher and Wilson OF the win
ners did good sick work the former ge.-
ting four bits ont OF six times w. I.aws-
TIER had two bac innings. i've runs being
scored f.i the .-t-c and eight runs in the
sirtt. after six errors had been made.
The
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Ths Triple A baseball team defeated the g.,c-
tors yesterday. after the ~. D.s Rad hun.hs.
eight in the first inning. The firdi isrrrs
MAS II ;o =. Mossan started pitching for -.
a. \. A. hut. after h. had allowed u. Do
toys 9" their total runs ~ she frsf ia
ming h- was benchsJ and Hoithaus w.~ r.Hr
In ana shut ,he -. Do for the ser1a!-ac-
Of the game. The batteries . IRE: Triple \. Nn--
gan. Ho,siaus and DisrbeTssr. Doctors. p;.-
ION and Heneseu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
l.ATOSIA SELECTIONS.


EEPr-f,I.i.- SPECIAL.
Cincinnati: a.. Sept. l-SAl-s'ions:
F!!St E.a""-Is.a.t. AYar'.ac. Y o 'soss.
S.ccr! Eac.-sTescerio3. Auto,!Sht. Frank
NJ
Th.:! Eace-Eari Rogers. Sea Ma;. OrhIcu-
ia-.
Fourth Rsc--Com.c Opera. Bird Of Passage.
E..N.= EuyHt
sixth Ia, lie ScYson Mint Bed. Apple.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
lo0alTE SEALS DEFEATED
BYc0ol00lSSl0 MERCHANTS

4erto0s Wes . STUMBLING block for the
White Seals yesterday. Bovites pitchad
good game. Tut timely hitting enao1ed
xle1ten8 to pull cut victor after several
1ect on the 81 ais standing. n they Al
ready have the league pennant cjncheC.
tf:@oed's playing and batting WAS fea-
ture Tha1scOre
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Eew York. sept. A-Askei ~ 7. vas svue 'h.s
he had waaered 3io.9e Sysonby ae Tho mar
ke' ossf. on Saturday. .1'hic.so'' TBr.cn adj
mif'e.I tolay that hs had done u tirS,
wss@rsd g. SS 20 win Sys.-' he .Aid '"'n.s,
! bet n. .ssss 10 win S.rn.' OBrien. vho ej-r.s =
from -; Louis. has been a follower ~ the
races .or zen years He does nrs hesitate -
wage. nn what seems to be sur. 'h.pxs. ia
IN. case 81 ssysonby-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Sceooa Annoal FO0sosy Wl0 ODoo
yext 3h0Ro00y.

0oG0O0 AOOO01 8000ooy VIZ OUOo
yext 1A0Ro60y.
The second shooting t0u9nau1ent q t.
o. Louis County Fair ASoocAot3oo W
be held ThuFsday. at Upper Creve CO.
Lake.
The shoot Wiu - the feature q t.
opening day Of the Aflh annual couo0
fair Secretary Bowles says that .IAsee
number Of entries have been received, ana
he IL confident that k Win be fa1 00ge
suce0fui than The 1FsG
The shoot VIII begin At > O'Clock b tno
morning. and continue all day. Only clay
btydS VIII Be used. In the nth even!,
twenty-hv targets. . pure OF $S Wsu
be shot for.
The tournament yin b Danaeea BY
y, H, Heeo.d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

New YORK. Seq: tn. r-arl:n.s from TIE
q. James y HaSg.n. w-'" s"'? at auc;tcl st
St.rpsh.ac En~ TO-DAY The s:c-k Offered was
Gr".: an. 'he b.ii.ng was sTiritsd th.ou9hout.
and cxc.!len: prices were reaii1et Newton
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

eerResns SIDNEY Seaye Wss high man n the
weekly shoot ~ the ~. Louis Revolver club
o.. the police range last Fight. with . score os
sesrs rs6S . n.w model pistol which n,ake~
h,s arcrr r.ef.sahie- /. \. Fs~e.; next
y ish .. 6y,hsr scores: 8 Z. S~sys y. /. 4
Fasset' q: W G. Bali. 81: Paul Free.>. 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Nj. shay shovel y.>'s-ia- what a s.vre
hr IL atis -o 81. IN a game Len form. Ian
Na< fleet deer -. ..iSrS and kcnt
IN. crowd iglXh tl.fElgT With a,- tar.ns ante.
about -r-'Dra;. -has virtually non the s.c.,.,i
encounter ty his ecker s;i'N suTA. At .Hu1i.i
base naus ls0>. better than h. -. At
short. AZ! That - saving good deal He
Will I-sf th- !.asu- sccoa. .-sack-rs easily az
hts p,e>.n; xai;.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

0eh0tt. . 1h00eo SeAooaP at Oz1es0s
van c. o. ~ DoWSoG.
". E. schutt. formerly Of Cornell. ths ~
New Yo9k State Rhodes scholar 1t Oxtoeo
University. England. says that be vsn =
oa II sos cs iSsaz % srss :shse
Schuts H. now sCending bis vacation ae nlo
home in Ithaca. y. 7. He Will soon return
ecnuft Il the American intercollegiate
two-m1le champion and record holder. hlo
hest performance for the distance being
80. made at the intercoliegiate In Phila;
honors in the intercollegiate eross-countTy
run in the same year and has been con-
sidered by some Of the best critics b The
country 40 the hest runner that comes Of
Since he has bcen in Oxford he has d.
tinGuished himaelf In track and croa:-coun-
try work and has been successful ~ .
football player. His new venture With tns
with interest.
The ne. Athlete Geld bs,nE built b. e. r:
rsasser Every * ssensy ee asnnns ess
venine section: are iillei Tith III gravel. AT. 3:
the neid Immediately and play.
The Championship Committee Of the
A. A. L. has granted to the New York
Club ,ns ss ONE
ship At its fall games. September >. ~
Tfavers Island.
Carlisle d. Graham ana william J.
Glover. two daring swlmmefD. have -.
ci;eL to combine their interests for the
purpose Of swi,rminE the English Chan
re!. Graham and Clover are the only
me- who ever swan the lower rapids oe
Niagara Falls. Graham. Who - now more
than ~ years old, Will allow Glover 70
do the swimming. while he viii AID With
his knowledge. Graham says that he has
4 preparation with which to anoint the
and will III . pair Of glass kOSE.es c.
Mented to the skin. 80 that the sllt VA
te! will have no chance to get to tho
eyes. The feat will be attempted next
year.
Alfred Shrrbb. the famous English loaG:
distance runner. II nov in Montreal, AM
may go to New York To- compete against
the tim. II American records. On his ro-
cent Australian trip Shrubb broke all rec
Ors,s from ono mile to fvc. and won every
race In which he started, after giving
handicaps of -, yards In q three-mile
race. In England he ran two miles In 3
minutes and II seconds in an exhibition.
and u" II the holder Of the one and one
half. two. four ard ten mile worlds rec
or,is.
Early in the .ummsr the British ANA
teur Union refused L" allow Shrub to
IcrfoYM here. but he has nOw obtained
Permission and may be seen In the United
States.
An Internal 'i"nal chess match. between
American and German players. may be
arranged. rs Germany has consented to
allow the wires and cables to be used for
such purpose.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

The Niagara sriowrd 'hs NASa.rs gnd.r v.s-
'rrdsy by scor. pf > 10 = M.e- held ,..
'n~By !pSa ;n sk scattered hlts. wttI.. r0w-
inan waS lift more freely. Tie wrctchs<d .-.I-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
Earned Yuns-Beiieviiie

Eatned Yuns-beiiesilie & Two-h1se hts
Ehle !. Walsh l. Schiemn J. Sacrifice hits
Ross. walsh and Crane. I, Kefwin and Sod
meyer I. Pe.sed balis-walah !. :seclen bssss-
Ea.ss ca baiis-On R!eG~r :. OF Renzenhsink
z strike-na,s-Bs % E.xsr :. X % Eensenerink :.
game-one hour and forty minutes CE.D:e-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
MANY suCyClusTs ~ COLLISIONS.
Fred Gassher Hora aaa Ghamrloa
d saMer BroSseA - New York Races.

New York. Sept. 3-There Was plenty ~:
excitement at the bicycle races at M:;'.:-
son Square Garden Tonight. Collisions
Were numerous ard damaged wheels and
bruised riders were ,,o:.sHicuous.
Fred Grrrhcr "f New York lost control
Of Ills wheel and plunged cv.r an EN-
bsnkment. He Was severely hur: a,,., was
taken Ia an ambulance. To Ecw York Eo--
rital In another spill Frank Kramer.
worlds champion. was severely hr,Iise'!
Tho principal eve-t O: the wight. the
one-mi!e championship for professionals.
was Won by liver Lawson of sal; Lake
City. in 2.".. with Floyd Mcfarland Of san
J.Sae second.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

NcFarsr3 an! Tsy!1- a:e slated f>r work
this afternoon in iIuhI.-h-aIr. against
Eas~r ar: rev recruit from IN. Utica iua
ot the S-~ iusa STATE league. Ui> name -
Nuy mike How that Gril -. .Ilist have -.uI-
tvr.5 when te so those Cardinals n work
yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

squeezing runner home ism: ~. FUN z,
i cracs-c Up 60 p. !i-flIn. Rsrne gene per
asis Ter the rest q III. s.asur.- Danny snay !
mt IN the RIBS bu; Rot hurt. Dams good stall.
aotvitas'an3inE- Umpire EiBs.i- aim, =:
munc-i rv iho-~ frantic Rsis t-cau<- he al
iDv.i shay Ia take Eis s.>-. when i.an offered
h!m--! -AcI!riC. IN one 4 ''pSic's'' VICIOUS
pellets To- hi- pal Shannon from disaster
E.s dash Tor co:ae.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
NOaeO Of the Game.

II Vie Cardinals arr determined Ia act a. she
Grcwnirs did when th-s got .lo:n. from ,.e
ka-; last time. I; il hoi-i ;h-y WILL G.; blow
Gp After couple cf good show. as the Am r.
;cAa League Aids DID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
N1ssO0si Valley LeaGoe.


chicago. Ser: a-co-.iskev Tonight accented
the cHer OF President Har. for > series -
E,st-s's.on games between 'he 'rn local cl.s>
IN" games are 30 begin October 10 a-i shs
PAYERS are q" sc: 60 per ccn; "t ..- gross
cs,,pts " % ger csat. As provided scr b. the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

scrn Merchants O..
"ht> seals o 0 81
Tsoh hsse h!ss-J D.nahue l. Clifford l. Ner-
Sris Sacrifice hits-Hyan J. Double plays
s.in1rd to cnanery J. Pared bsis-Stea !.
SSis.i..-she.!in !. Kelley A. VIA pitches
f...oitss J! fsasrs On bAis-S'S Roois.s J. Strike
.ofs-By BSuites 3. ny H-Tsens l. Left or
h.ses-tchife seals g. Commission M.rchsnts !.
Tinne OF xsme-One hour ard thirty minutes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05
siiEi:PSHEAp BAY sEI.EcTIoSs.

New York. Sep:- s-seiec;icns:
First SAce-Sais. Orthodox. lsrael!.e.
S.cosI Race-Eurle.sh. Rcsep"n. Gr~naie.
Sn:sd Race-C.afk Griffith. R--i,Eer-. High
Chance
Fourth EAce-Oiseau. Spring R.shs Royal.
Fi.;a Rac.-Ala Russell. Rustl.nx Silk. An
d.fa.
sixth Eace-Capta:n Fossee. Joe lesser.
C.oveTi4Hi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Alton Eiuss ..-.--..-...-" - q . -
. 1gli.tr sIli. .--..-...-..y q :. . q a y
SaI,i~. rers-ii:OH l. Goiln--;ii- %. Twr-hase
'fs-toh-Gs I. Lag =. IJke-s: ThE-.-ba<.
.is-Wfs.H I. Fletcher / Innings y.tch-d-iiy
!-ss-'ier = by ,s::srs .. bs Jo. :. f>..t 81.
i-.wtEer = N JDk"rs. !. struck ou.-Ey
iSswtner by Gi:sr'i :. by Iok-,>' ! L.. or
"as-s-aton q '"lIfsvii,. a Hi.-.yn Iaw;-
rier 10. ~ Icksfst :. oH Grad :. Tim. sf
r,Tn--Ta" hours and ten r.!.ut~s Umpire
AL. Warner
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Comet ~ss In rsr. furgn yesterday x,.. h.;a
he beD aIIieGs =. three hi-s fp~;.ite ;.s rxr,
Frat the tr-"f- us-; thirteen Player. drr,ra
80" game. t.pth s.snse ;isice! m iin- fo--r, hI:
Alfred ard Walsh NcT- rna.ra .or C.y,,n.;
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

e...ee Essesssek. wassr TsaA. Usuy and
He8io olso nan
and : hsifNR.shs Royal. iis FesTiscS. J % /
.oe; Leils: ~ &; yosssl. ~ 70 l. &c, sssSpd; f.s-
1:Ss Is gSost 8ose, Aoladay. Wire In. Stamp
NJ 0Foun6 81 4aisoe. Boy 6lno ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

- frc sSFGtre rass ~ 80 MIA a-t
SrEts Sssis bot riEh- t Sria.y ., Ih- --c-a:
g.gAt.a sss .r-z=-ae~: .s.- % S~i:@.s ,aat
ss~y StI ccsa> 1Ssn TX: y-A: a.. maze .
G eas ssee.p - ~s.-y cas-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Sa.-cy Sss ccz-g-s s-A- :. r-s.-G Eireas--
-.sr. ~ka car --ls as-<c :se .s-aies L. y.
,A-s.ea a-e Gzs-lra~ss = sst-st-S IA. -
S~ll-.Y ss. s-~E - s-,-sn,sr-.s s-1 n-s over
,-Ds-.>. 80 crrSs ts~y ~usi. Fave s;-ss q
essSa csa-<p 9. 1ci-2.txS =. els s-a.=
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Tn. Dtttmans defeated .he CArnsst"ns y"s-
ter,.ay by tie scoS~ Of to Til. 5s'te-ia.
were: L~ppics and Schoti. HAssc;s. Cocn,J
and Dehas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Omaha. Neb. Sept. A-Doctnr e. Dcgar.lS
Gray Of ~. Louis who q. manage tho
omaha horsc show this fall arrived IN sD;psi,t
to-dMv 20 take up the detail work of the show.
Omaha Is In tho 0rani circuit an,i ,h.s
prospec.s are bright for the suec-ss Of the
degtaking.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

''grsht,:'' Hurgi-S IN t.issrsc~ v-s-.
fsp when Re s.rti-i from ,h} D., because
shook his r'IuutGvs '.' n 3te iAcs < II
kr.lStr HI E-xs,.'-;raI> CreI rhe :Ai:hfL!
the grand stand h.a!i Al ardent p.
r1o'sr' u-~ atsrgt a million tTlsS y.s'eT,:sy )
ought 3 t- WHIPPED and pGi D. o-. r0f Yia
ire . same =" ID yrs-.f:ay N;!c- -
play an! snOvlf give 81. ai.1; ..rs .cS&,u .
their Continued loyalty
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

re pr....-- Hc~izs ,;ae ss7ss sa-s. ois,r
riee c.----. s1.i pSs-.sse s,E0,0 ss~si
"a. ,ssy ~ - shse - ~. sr>r. ~
-sss So. s<sa. -,r w~s---a e 80 ocfy -l.s
sss-s As iss r-ll- x-;- set a.. sesls .ss-~
- - >-saAt :e.f-.-- s-ss .Ss-s .Hss se--srt
.s--.s~3y-s s, -1~t-S 1spIseas -s-=s aSas-S
- sss.-- eATE~s A.. sz.e~-L Wa .iee--
oa-~. R-z. .s-e r-cCas alien rcS scsSz~. 80 -1oas
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

e-.~~ii G., -, AL tsy = "a. his hone
Ta- other well t.1r. RTttu.!I .s rot
PLAYING ;ns game rs shove. ~a.ly m ~. s-a J.
PERHAPS Al ,orGs fer ~. old lss- tho
Minors Ihers sr~ s,-trs P1as sT~ IN i.s- {
issS9-- Nsr vpGi. rzthag - Ca--ar II ~.
lt'- fellows :nal an o-;insry player ir :He
rsA,ocs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

II S-aziey Enbts1- m. -. Cardinals xn'-S
ali >~s~so ta~y ar At ssTsssnt. Cincinnati
suuis ~: 10 In tHe ~ Cta-s S-itkc- would
n, the etnfr s.GSs Th- NATIVES
Aann- ~ . -,~-r.Ir s-S;ifnS sss; ant :u~N the
c,ssr ~ original i1Sr T,r stai!pu os re
">.L-~I~ I.a, ali-si hy tn- ftI- rlnsisa - a
;sIrisr Ey .nSss.nS '-c r1or~ today
they vii cos:.. ck~- - VA: New i0-S record
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Z. k--r<. E~~s fS~ C-s-s sf-G.s .cGl.-- - ne
s-<..ts< ijcSt Cizr. ;r~ossss.s a ea-~ q rival
a Essz-o- >:s-keSS 90 .h- sAs-- cl-za II ;ais
css- sS--1- -carkhrS N.thss-Gk siaS ~~,.
~t.s tn- fcSsf al hss h~sr 90: IA q
s~al !is sTs:e.. ;Hts % ,as single -:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

Chicago. sept A-Th~ RoArd q. sfev sr.,. -
the Western Jockey tiui. lsd their reSul.-
monthly meeting here to-day. hn. nothing ~
Importance came up for discussion and 49,.
meeting adtOcYnsd after fh.. usual Hn,c ii.-
0f routine business had been disposed of.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

H.. 0bs1neAeld. n Il b wisely gsvesnsa.
- D9re no e1ost 70 6einG The tFoteerD %