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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. JULY 6, 1902,
Los, Armin at P--lr.it Thro,!, StASiimSMiMm
CARDINAL!
Again Shut Out New York, With
the O'Neill Brothers as a Battery.
ROWNS
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WINNIE BE8GEB WAS
PUZZLE FOB DSOWN!
CARDINALS AGAIN
DIM HEW YORK
aSISPf
Dress Suit Cass, Wrist Bags,
TraveJins Roils, Traveling Clocks,
Whisky Flasks. Traveling Bags.
O'Xcill ttatlery Opposes Maiiiew-
son and Hits on Hoili Hides
Are Well Scattered.
Opposed to SudhoiT. Cr.uk Detroit
I'itrlier Won Uauu? iu an ;
iTsisv Fsisli'on.
Sponge Bags,
Writing Portfolios.
WILD PITCH SCORES ONLY RUN.
ANDERSON
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TWO TUPLES.
Chatelaine Bags, $
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Mniliewsnn Slips Tp in Second In
ning and XirhoLs Comes
Homo O'Xeill Allows
but Fivo Ilits.
st.vmhxg or the clubs.
Amtku Leaaue Xatlcisal Ltsj-ue.
riubs. vv. u Pet. -ijh v i r-t.
Chicago j: a . Pittsburg ....is' ii .:::
n-iston M 3 .Jis Ht.-.k!rn . ..n7 z "i
Su Loo.s .. . 2 .-.17 ii ,ta J3 2 .".
I'hlladelphla .3 IS .S7 rhc.o . U ;:
IJetT-lt . . ..2 a .rr. l-lillatuhla .: M .K
xvMhlnaton .3 M ..: St !oul ... 37 X .:
B.HjUrm,r ... jt .45; Cincinnati .. UK .4 7
OwrUna M X .119 N"b T.irh .. V- 1 :S
TITUItIIAVS GA3ICS.
Amxlcan Leasee.
IVtrolt C. St. L,;uis 1.
T!!rtiSo 11. lcT!aad2.
VTaah I. rtilla. :..
ItyJUroof rt. Bnvtnn I.
Xnttraal Irfaiur
St.UonK 1. Ntt Yoilf 0
Bnon 5. Cht4Rn t
Olm-innatl & I'tlln 4
Riokivn ;. lttJr i.
to-hay'.s sciinnrtn.
Atnrrlran Lairu.-.
rtnlt at St. Ixrals.
Cleveland at Chtco.
?" T'i at S'. Loj's
. rit;fl-ore t hlca-
Krr aim -' 'n-irt'l
Christy Maihrws::. ;h I)?ebn!l I lol of a
year ago. pitchy the twelfth Btrc-ish: o
Xfat for Nw Ttrk at League Park yesler
Cay. Jlathewson and th O'XeHI batto-y
foniishci practically the whf.lc show, which
vas much reib-hed l-j- the bi ctowi
Against Donovan's brother battery the
TlKmloa" were holpTess. while Matbewson,
thocsh qnite as effective as M:ke OT"IU.
liimseir prrCtited the Cardinals tvith their
olltalre.
It X7as tli ccn.i scceesslve ehut rat ot
the so-ca5!'d Gis-rts at lu. InnJs oi the
rjird'nals ami thn fitth straight victory for
ta" Donovan:
Fixth victoi;
season. TI
The Ramj
backsLcnnimr
nfll twlrlcr showed yonncthlnc like hte o!il-
time effect lveneys and allowed the Cardinals
but fix hits. IT the fcoifrtr Hue Iiad been
sharply drawn ihe.e v.ould have b-en re
duced to four, as two of tboo hits were
allow-.! on fnfif I J fumbles !v tSe G:ants.
SHchacl Joyce OT '1 delivered th. soofis
in approved stlc Hut three of the five
X"w York hits were clean singles, one being;
n pop ly in the infidd. Vth'ih was so low
that it'feil safe, and another being scor-d
ot.ly after I'tnplre 0'Iay had callel Gcorce
Sm th safe on n grrinder to Brashenr.
which was flelded to llrst just about th
time Smith arrived there. In the first ln
niiie the "riBmies" made their lioldett
front, but arter they hd fill-d the bases
they were retired on Dunn's foal tly. After
that but one man xret .is far s second.
Mrliolo corei Ojilj Hun.
The Cardinals had Jlathcwson in srvral
titrht places, but he alnuja pulled out of
them, e.xccpt in the s-cond innlnij. when a
wild pitch scor-d Arthur Xicln.Is with the
only run of the tjaine. Xlchuls played a,
fnappy, all-around came. With one out in
the second. Brashear lined to left, but was
forced at s-cond by Nichols, llartman's
Texas Leacuer. In right center, put Nichols
on third. It appeared to 1 up to Jack
O'Neill to brine N.cbols lie.me. but the lat
ter took a cood lead off third, and Mathew
son did the rest. He curved one of his
swift ones In so far that O'Neill barely
dndgfd It. Yeaprer jumped quickly over, but
the ball Et away from him and Nichols
raced home with the run that saved the
CardlnalH the hardship of an extra inning
game.
After Mike O'Neill had fanned in the
third Imilns. Farrell hit safely and tried to
Ket to third on LkinovanV. single to center,
but was nipped on a throw by Jones. His
rashness cost a run. lur the bill was
fielded and on its way to third belore
Farrell had covered more tiian half the dis
tance d'vvn to Uunn. That made the second
oul. If Farrell had wailed he -vouM havo
walked to thlru. Jl4tht--.vson passed
Smoot to first. Donovan and Smool. how
ever, died on Barclay's fly to Clarks.
Matliew-on turned Iocs" anolner wild
pitch in the sixth that came near costing
him dearly. Donovan hit to Dunn, -vho al
lowed the ball to slip thtuuKh him. Pir.oot
Facrillced. and then Malhew.-un contribute
a wild throw that put tho Cardinal chief
tain on third. There he expired, for Barclay
and Braslicar retired the i,!4 on inlleld
flies.
O'Neill escaped from hN worst Icninrr
without any cf the "Pismles" traveling fur
ther than third. In the opening Bra-liear
and Nichols retired Brcdic. and Clarke
fanned. Jones was passed, and Ycaper and
Smith hit safely. Mlltii; the bases. Dunn
came up. but he bit on u slow one. and
popred up a foul, which Jack O'Neill cap
tured for the third out.
The Ecore:
ST. IjOCIS.
All. It. 1L
Farrell. shertstcp 4 tj z
Donovan, right ne'.d 4 0;
Rrooot. center fM4 ..... 2 o o
Barclay, lilt field I e 0
ltrashear. fecund base 2 0 1
Nichols, flirt bae 3 10
Hartman, thlnl base 3 0 1
J. O'Neill, catcher 3 0 0
M. O'Neill, pitcher 3 0 0
Totals 74 1
NEW TOP.K.
AB. It. JI.
Brodi-. center f.rli. ........ 4 o 0
Clarke, rlsht fi-M 4 0 1
Jones, left field Z 0
Yaecer. catcher 4 0 1
pmllli. srconil bare 4 0 2
Dunn, third liarc 4 o
O'llacan. nrst ba-e 3 0 1
Warner, shortstop 3 0 0
llathtTCson. pitcher 3 0 0
O.
0
1
0
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Totals 12 0 5
PL Louis 0 10 0 0
New Yotlc.. 0 0 9 0 0
2 IS
0 0
0 0 0
0-0
sacrifice hlta Smoot
1. Dsuble T!flvs Smith
and O'llacan 1. Molen bae SroiiS 1. WiM
pltcnes llathewson 2. liases on balls Off O'Neill
1. off JIathewscn J. Struck out Uy O'Neill 4. br
Matheivson 3. lett on bas-s St, Loula 3. New
York 6. Time One hour and thlrty-nv e mlnutta.
Umolre O'Day.
COXFLICTIXG CAJina TO-DAY".
Cardinals Play Xcvr Y'ork Brorrns
Entertain Detroit Team.
For tho second time this season the two
big- leagues will clash on SL Louis dates
to-day. A week ago yesterday and last San
day was to have brought the local teams
together, but both games were postponed
on account of rain. .Mondav the weather
was threatening, so that nothing like rei
resentatlve crowds attended eitner of the
parks.
To-day's game should be a. pretty fair test
of tho relative drawing powers of the two
teams, provided the day is clear. The
Browns return tied with Philadelphia for
third place after losing two out of. three
at Detroit. On the oriier hand the Cardi
nals have won six out of their last seven
games, five of them in three days a cred
itable record for Ihc team. The Donovan
ites ore now crowding Philadelphia for tho
leadership of the second division in the
National League.
Tho Detroit team is a far superior organ
ization to the New York team, which has
I"5! ."i..09 "t7 E.a-.e-' a ns wn
tutu ts uiuiriiec me last iwcive sarnes iv ,
has played. The Cardinals have now cap-
tured threa games from the erstwhile 1
Giants and should be able to take the final
to-day. Eddie JIurphy will do the nltchln-;
onDOSed lo Boy Ei-antL neimlr. wnllo nor
rated as high as tho Browns, has always
proved a uiubbom opponent for the Me
AJeerites. It was unofficially rtaled yesterday that a
Jouble-hcader would be played at the Amer-
im.. e -ottttt. -park to-dav. np e ih t-nme-i
being a postponed affair. But one game Is
-Vieifiitert. and. if silence mcani .-mvthin-r.
v.... tvwa Telll he nlavetl. Neh'hrr Ke-re!arv .
Hedges nor Manager WcAIeer has ca-
nounced a double-Jieadcr. The first train the
Browns could catch out of Detroit af'er
re3tcrtiay"3 saint will not land them in St.
tts. IncidentJl'y It was tne 1 carceo ihe teams could aarniy pet on tae iKn piaycu. iiw irojti--- pr.rn-r.
r-r he 0'X"U1 batten- this i Broam:-: .n tunc. 1 o-raorrovi- i an oi.t-n t-een taaceu t-n tor tut 3.x. ruia at
.- rvi i -.a 1 .. a I uiie lor tne ui-ottos aro n:ie ta-- latra- euic.
had Tew r.turr aside from the , i.r'j;. the postponed sarae with Detroit w.il 1 team with a clean scuso in the' leaiji
O'Nti!! and Malhewson. and the . Kf 1- tH. olayed. Tuesday and We lnrvJ.iy present. The stanUns of the ciacs ?
rtf JrirtT I rV-lll Thfl Ttlick- 1 T"-rtTt ! wntlrm. rif T.-nCTTi Trtr!r and WarfA Wa tv.
f - -aft,-. . -trl -J0-AK? i.W
-w A. ..JK." ' T - . " ;-.'
-?5-?.-"-S:-- ,. ---'-"
T. i . . - T I" 5-T. - ..4i
vyfttM , - --
jimx om::!.i. f thk
Who flg'sed in yc;:ciii.i's g: c
1 jy,--u, onitl alicut 2 this afternoon, so rvn
. OM tm local (nauaset.i-.rt de."ire to play '"xo
' 75 'rolt rt the Grand -.venue park. Jack
rox.-U vlll pitch for the Iliowni t-ilay. op-
pojed to Jliller or SI- er?.
PHly Maloney. the Brown catcher, who Is
FtHl carry:nK ais rum-arm uan'i jii mnu-
ass an a result of injures received in u
KRine v.ith Baltimore s"rae weeks a ko. saw
tlu Cardinals wallop the Xew Vork teotn.
veftcrdav. lie wa ac-oinpan!el by M;s-
llaleneyT Malone's hand Is slow in mend-
Jack 0-Xc!ll handled his brother's speedy
shots In clever style. He retired four of
tli-. Glints by cr.tchlns: foul liie. m- of .
his captures was the tieldlns sensation oj
the xrame. In the ilfth lnnlnp. SlatlMwson
foutnl off a hlh one that R-emd ou" of
tanso for either 0-Xei!l - Nichols, both of
.. i..i f., t 1. fn n ti.o fn-
!$ "'"K C,,0C, '" lh1 ?'- I0",13.. b-'h-
O NciU claimed th catch and whllo rdnK
full -speed. j'idirel the liall correctly and
smothered it In his blsr m'.tt.
IMTTSnuilt! II. mioniil.YX
Visitors Ilo TtcimirUnblr Fine Work
In the I-'leld.
ritt.'bun;. Pa.. July 5. Brooklyn's re-
t markably fine work In the field defeated
, Pittsburg. Several times the locals were
In a position where a hit would have won.
but the Brooklyn fielders pulled down al
most Imjxjsslble chances. Attendance, C,iSS.
Score:
'jgb&&&Br
n-tfe- (-W
sa-.i . .,: v- -.7 r -.-. -'- . --- . :a
fc63855S-rr --:- "rrv-a. - v-7 ..-
I'ltt.iburc. Broettlyi.
An 11 O.A.K. AlJ.H.O.A.n
Davl. rf ...J o 0 o o Dolan. cf....4 2 2 0
elark. If 4 0 10 0 Kteler. rf. ..31280
Utaum'U f..l 0 18 0 Sheckanl. If.4 3 0 0
VVaiser. S...4 2 2 4 2 SliVry. lb..l 113 -0
llranrj. lb 4 2 15 o fiahltn. a... 4 0 14 6
lllti'hey. 2U..I 1 S 4 0 lmln. 21 4 112
Ixach. 2b..4 'i I 5 1 Aheara. e .. 4 1 3 1
SmlUl. c ....I 15 0 0 Flrod. 21)... 4 8 2 4 1
leer. p ...3 0 o 1 0 Dcnoran. p..3 0 u J t)
TotaIs ....S 4 27 14 2 Totals ...JI S 27 12 1
Pittsburg 0 0 0 n 0 0 n 0 0-J) !
Ur.joklj-n 1 0 0 u 0 1 0 0 -2
learned runs Brooklyn 1. Two-base hits Wag
ner 1. Mreteerr I. sacrifice hits Keeler 1.
Stolen bases Hahlen 1. Double plays Leech. I
VVucner tind ltranrftM 1 l.lrt hast nn tIls
Off l no-an 1 struck out Uy Leever 4, by
I Knot an 3. Time of same One hour and joity
minuter. Umrtre Crcili-.
CHICAGO -J, JIOSTOX S.
Home Team Goes) to IMrrm When
Ciniuc la l'rnctlcallj- AVn.
Clilcaso. July .-After havlnj; practically
won the same by pretty hlttlns In tho
seventh and eighth Innings, the locals went
to pieces in the ninth and allowed Boston
to tie the score, after two out, on errors
1... t A.. .. ....I -iLl..,. .....1 .t... ..!.... t....
Ilostcn won in the thirteenth on Tenner
double and a single by Lush. Attendance,
3.1W. Score:
Chicaco.
""ten.
AU.H.O A.B
..hii.u au
ii.:.c lis .i o
2a..s ttsol
t? if o v r-
Dexter, rf b
Jones, cf C
Iywe. ib
KltrfT. c
Miller. If 4
nnik. lb....S
Tinker, s 3
I
t-cnley. .
4 7
1 1
1 4
2 4
1 14
1 2
Tenney. lb.
iwtnnnr I
Camey. rf.. S 2 1 o
Lurh. If. 4 2 1 b
GrOT'fr. 3b 4 2 3 2
Lons. s 3 1 3 x
:s Cnmev
lmts Kline 1. Tinker I. Sehaefer 1. IXmcm 1.
Cuine- 1. Lone, I. iloran 1. Dexter 1. siraik
out Hv Williams 4 by Plttlniter s. liases on ba:i
OT I'lttlrcer 1. Time of name Two hcuis and
twenty-five minutes. Umpire Cantilion.
CIXCIX.VVTI O, PHILADELPHIA d.
Comedy of Errors cm Pnrt of Visitors
Loses the Game.
Cincinnati. O.. July "5. The Cincinnati
team cucceeded in winning to-day through
a comedy of errors on the part of the
Philadelphia players. Attendance. 1,2?.
Score:
CTlncinnatl.
ah 11.0 a.b.
Kwhu-r. lf.... s 1 a
liny, cf 3 line
Beckley. lb. .3 lit 1 1
rawfnl. rf.3 12 0 0
Beck. 2b.. ...3 2 4 3 2
e'orroran. s..3 1 3 3 1
Strlnfe'.d. Sb.3 3 12 0
leltz. c 4 I 3 2 r
Phillips. P...4 10 11
Philadelphia.
AII.H.U.A u.
Thomris. ci..4
uairr. rf.....i
Hubwilt. s..l
liooln. c- .1
ihiuslsj. ib..4
Brown. ir....l
llallman. 3b 4
Ohllds. 2b... I
Duacleby. p.3
White 1
Totals 21 14 2713 I
Totals
.-24 3 21 19
Battel for Ducsleby In ninth.
Cincinnati l 4 o 0 0 1 0 0
Philadelnhla 1 o i 1 o n o i
0-4
Two-base h!tllt. i t-it I. - i..it-r.
Duticiebr 2. br PhlfilDs 1. strucKoat-Br rh!i- ;
A3IATEUR. I.EAGCE G.'.SIES.
Three Contests Palled Off Yeaterdny
Vtltti One Decision Suspended
. j"i .1 o. . I
played In the SL Loula
rterday, with the recult I
Three games were
Amateur League yesterday
. .. . ,. -. r
that the ciant Bros. Grocery Company team
won from the- SIIIler-Flavtns: the OCice
3Icn defcate.1 the Triple A Regulars, whlls i
tbe Bank of Commerce nine and the Triple
A Blues pl3ycd a game In which th dc- 1
cls'on was suspended. i
Considerable lntrrc-3t is taken In the worlc
of -the league, which is the mest thor- 1
I cnr-hlv orsanizcd body of the sort in tht '
city, and is a strictly amateur league.
Games arc plaved each Saturday at F-ret I
Tit-ir nntn to all soectator-j. rvr-n nf flit. ,
games being on the Triple A diamonds.
whi!i the third 13 on tha
Y. it, C. A.
frronnds.
The SL Lctils Amateur Athletic Asocla-
tion ht:s two teams In the lcsgue. and
serves as treasurer of the tcdy. In tbj
series of earses played eo far three cstra-
1
renarrer. . l : 1 I Jlnrnn. c 5 1 1) 2 1 .1
Wll'latas. D..3 10 2 9 Illtlniter. D..S 0 4 4 a JUeen F wert t.nrt iV7t." V .-; W?.l .
I?? ... """. Ijinck of Deblville and
Tt-tals ....30 13 -9 1 2 I Totals . ..7.1 11 2) is 2 lau!t and Kern of St. Louis, to take plae
CrTdio 43-0-bo 0 1 2 0 0 0 - ! Tew andcnUtheaV-kYacn-,l,I..1;'IleV"le !
Biu 0 10000003040 i-s if; ? ?., J Tt.jf ?1Iej,f: ?" Kan"
Lnft on bas--Chlcairo S. Boston 7. Tao-ta,, ! ?orTpur o' P " '" "'
hlts-Cocley I. KbnE L Gremlntter 1. Tenny 1. I a rse g' iM- .
Three-!e hits Cnmev 1 Sehaeler 1. M.hUn I
ue j. m L-BEKirny i v:id intcces uuiKleuy 3. I v. S t.t,.u-..t i untsr oe:ore tne CorlVtt
Ttme cf carre-One hour ani tweaty-nie mln- i JIcGovern fiRnt. lie added that the winner
uat.s. froplres-Power anJ Brown. J of the bout would then bo In line to chaj-
, lenge the victor In the Corlictt-JIcGovern
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nti::) oxru.u cattery.
- .e v :iii Iow Yt-rk at l.-asuc I'ark.
lnrf!iyr conten? have been hold, and three
Kara- with ar f- - as two errors have
!Ul:i. DJ.
any one
enly
ue ax
t. IVt.
itct.k of (V.irtaerre.,
i l.
; Tittle A .-jt
i -Urlv Kro
, Oiu.e Men
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Trtptc A tteiruiarz
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I Ai.'i::ti-v.r Uascbnll Xotra.
1 --t !lt depart for Jl.rris.x.-II- UJ
n"n.in to piay the t-a-n r thst pit. E. J.
!Baii ot No. Kh Kml-rtn bcll-tlrc. well
. ar f oa;-o:-to.a tain wtfb a.-
i -mm aw jumxnwxz enite jwnaRcr .i. J.
l-aiton of No. ir Graaain ftnvt. ou'd ile
to hear fr.m tramia dry'nns game-.
nancotw play the Kose Ijilta SunUy aft-r-ctoi
at Sprmc aad tltoafau cvenunt. Knr
BWM aiMjess W. lianas No. S,i Oraeteau
aiecue.
Bk Crstiit9 tr-m from ttc Wl I am J.
i ;:."'."-"'."'"' " "y ''
-Kerns ni't th.:r tU-t drfrat cf th- ,wm
at the hssd of ti Ilea Hur l"rllay a'Hw
by a score of r to H. Ittn llur wad Ik- o
r totin itHr tr" inr a mme iu it .tjj-i
ui.oay. juiv i. . iui .-v.. j .j .rj tt-
Hy 13. .
111...- to
nut vould
twar ftocn turns lu the .&-
3 ear class.
Vandallas playrl two games on tho ronrt.
wlanlni; tne nrst frora the -lip-rx brat or."
of 14 to 2. and tne .cod frm the trttra br .i
iron- of s; y j. JInaKr J. o'U,al of No.
1IW 1'arln street w-'j!d like ta hear Iron tranu
wlsbinc cantt-s for July 13 and 27.
I M. liua Marios defeated Donne T-r-e -n
th- 1 ourth In to aaines. the in-.rnlrg "
score lro: 7 to 2. hbe th e.t.t in ih
I aftcrn'Xrfj resalted ib : b favor of tie 2-a-
rtt.es.
- Frisco Grays defeated the St. ISoe- t-a-n oo
tne mornin of the Fourth by thi- scoe ' it
to . Th Uraj p'jjr at Sullivan. 11- . t.--iav
-lwilr.Fs !H -Iay tlv St. Charlea Iirown
to-nay at .-t Chants. Mrustr isctw- ul.l ta.e
a stji-nc ttam on the t.lp.
..The IMh.ehcm Men Choir ' celebrated U e
ourth tilth a same of bateball n'jrtj ty tao
lux-.ns fn.ro their namoer. tl-e Old THueri. u--der
in captatrtry rf 11. W. II Wa tke. celtc
defentttl by the Colts. letl by Sam Kcwe t Th
"" a H 2". A triple plaj foluvlri; a
.sentt:.Tial .-a-i-h by Kem;rt was ih- f.aturt"
- Tf I3sentadts son three taints -uly 4 al
. Mftatlns the Urhn In the morn... sai.ta
on the I-ourth by a toire of 12 to i and th-Lt-mp
the saire nflirrnv.n ly a score o; IS to 7
The) als d.r.t-M tlw All-Cotteti.na Julr .
by a sctre of 2 to 1 TIk play tne Cuthtisvulrt
to-day and will 4ay the J. It lllcka nine ce
-Globes of St. Loula wun frum the Cairo. Ill .
tam Julv 4 bv a vr- ..t .. i ik,1 t ;.;
w- - (t(i.a a Vrj,
lit. T. man was a featuir. "
Eaclc B.'s play at Utehfl-ld. III.. to-Jay.
TWO FIGHTS THLKSDVY.
! .Ilalcbcs Scbrunlc.l for Yrt i:,nl
nnd St. I.uulv Ilunlnc; Club.
Tiniilu ntw a-niv..a1 . . -.
, ciub and for the St. LnuN KotvlnV lui
next iiiurrnay evxairtK. llu- attraction at
the West End belnt; a lifieen-r.iuntl Itout
between Tommy Sullivan. tSe local feathtr
vvcii;.!!. and Alec Schcnck at 122 ;und:i. As
a i.ieliminar- to this affair. Kid Uremics
and Kid Brown will go six rounds at Hi
' lound1. Harry Sharce will rt-ffit.
j .At the rowing club. Jimmy Handler cf
I -ew York. nd Andv Stevenson, tn- local
1 heavy-weight, will battle fifteen rounds at
calcb weuthts.
Kid Clark and Jo- Yaager
i.- -.---
,,. furateh the preliminary, a s!x-.-e,imd
9!l; at ,- ixjunds. Handler lias been
U-lninK with iouns Ccrle:t of late an-1 id
"I4.1.0 m '" nrsi-eiass trim. H will
o 'AvelBh about 13 injunda Thursd-.y cvenlns.
0 . Bowllni t.nlliittlf)uta ... .. t
i rJ'd be In
V Sr.- "T,.';..'."'"I'" a f-
A Klntr ahoat will be held at Creve C-vmr
tr?1:1-.,"'!?J'' n-MH'. 'Ine: reheduie-d on
the King target, on th German time tar
get and on the- St. lan.u ..t-n..-r .?... .
contest at the man-irset wi 1 ccnciinie ti,.
's PyKn","e Fifteen prises will b,
Pi.iL.H'e l,oot at "x rins "" at th-
ba
the
Man target
FH.-HTBHS GET AWAY.
Sullivan and Yonajj Corbelt Depnrt
for Cklcnco nnd Denver Ite-
apcctlvclj.
I'ouns Cortctt nd Dave Sullivan lth
got away yesterday, th. champion .Verwrl
mg for Denvvr bv way of Kansas C.'ty. ac
companied by his m-inager. Johnnv Cortt:
BothvvelL SulPv-n went din-ct to Ccica-e
and will theiit.; pr-x-t-i J to ills own home 7n
Buffalo. Harry 1-oji,-.- ar.d Jlmmv itetry
wJ?,11'?, ir rzZ t,n Hu"'V-n. but Inrth
a ut iv- o iHdvi.il 1sii.ii Jiinnu" -xv-aei
Sullivan Mpu-jl that ;,e w-s no: goinc to !
a bout waa iMrtly arranseJ between Jack
ilcKcnna on behalf of Al Attell. and Sul-
Henri fo lat-o nift. tt- i- .w. w:
lvan -JCTWI.yeater.Iay to meet Attell f
-. , -w . . ..v. .. i., 4iIt. , Bwn.
Sal-
"'rac.c'"b I onnectkut would offer a suf-
contest.
On accour.t of Forbes requiring some time
In wh'ch to Iraln. H will not r-jee Hesin
uneii ir.isi rour inert -.v. rinrwei A fii-v1
"Xtn-en the men will be scheduled for the !
West End Club rem.- t!-r. in A trust. r
. , j
lotinrr X'l-;etin liases n Itecord.
BaliiriMire. aid.. Jnlr . nv-it- tire-. vv 1
Fl'hrr of hL. eltv Is the nwrt-r a 14-we-i- '
oil hrml-.g rdrtro-i -r-ir:t has las Wcxm v ,
wiWT. r-cerd.fer MM rf u, ,.,,. jB a -3-mil-
ee-ifeat. from Aecvirta. Oa.. w this e!tr '
Ibe bird rns.1 tb- ?stsn- in a sin-tie nabt. at
he rate of t.cra.t" yards a mtet-. or -tearlv
frrtv ntle. n bour In a 2-ev-mUe contest tt
made forty -elsvt miles an hoetr. j
CaruIiridKc- Wins Crictet .tlafcl:. I
Ia-Dton. July 1 V- Oxferd plarers In the 't
annual erlt-fct-t mrt-h wth rambr-., whP-h
emen Thnrtdav rtrr a'l o.-t tr-a-7 f-r :'
mr-s In the ssctin.' e--r- e-arr - s- n ti
rx.tch by f.re witleu
1 There are t"-rc ht.-j'!r d a'. 1 ft. "H p
tvantei" ads trin. 1 In 4W s it -iic.
If out cf wcrU or r okirg r- h .kr 1:0
siUon it wOI pay yuii to rcaj Uta over-
tr --i;
T.ijr Tirst Hnsinaa Scores ?'.e1t Ht.
Luvis Iinu Tigers IJani-
n:t-red Sndhoff for
Twelve Hits.
..Tvxnixu op Tim cuss.
n. :.oji I. -.J.
".. V. U P .
'ni tj it .,T
li..-t -n d !
SI U-miii ...J .t
'h!liKlls.!:--i .S t Jjl;
rn. r 1, prt.
rv-'nn . ts w ,tt
!.- !ra 1 .-
IV-t-n . K t
"-l-ir ......11 S ..'W
I VI .rt-lla .n X .1
-t. ( .i7 i .i
Tr-irrtl . il 55 ."
IMTolt M
U.hlnoion .? 31
tult.zri t .... M
.! .r.l .. : X
N- Y--k . 51
vr:?nci.v"s ciair.
Aw. riin Ijaco..
rttr.
rtrr:t . S-. J.uJf I
.!.- ! :.
1 ik ?.
hic.. 11. n-t-ujd; I i'-:.n ; .--.?. 1
"' b !. IhUa. i. " -0-;r--ti . 4
, .il"- nrwwi 4. ! k'n P :! i'C .
TO-oT. :r:jKnri.c.
An,rtrT I.-J'I.
'now i ?t. :'!
"r.'url ct C.iaU8o
V-w ". ' at - 1 -a'.
P.f-'-i 1 '
?:: -.i ' "t-
Bs:tr.t. ?4:ch.. July J-WInnb- Mcr
pit-hed end P- tn.It won. T'J-t. . T- .'. '
tie story ..f jerterdij'. -r.tm-'. i.-.t lick of
that bikf mumer.t Is U- f-.'t tl..t Me.
ctr pitched tne of tlic 1 t: f.an.n cn n
any precne's ttsls sca-'tu
St. jVoitf gc.t cne r:-s wrn Arr.-lt m's
juljted A3';r.'ir.'s ling Py. .-: It v-tnt
to tbj f uce f-r three ba - . Yv-lX-ice f-!-lowe-1
with a hit. . i-inR t e r- t: r. O
;' of these two hits. .iTi - as hit
s-r.fely Jut ft ur times. :i-I i.t -'" real in-n!.-?-i.
With the ex.t-.t'i of t. e r.!-iih In
e!' k. whea Aralcr)ii .:-. " b.t f'ir three
ha s. net a Ufn pnd - -nd base.
:'.:vr.J:ser J!;AieT v-.s . .:- on pucliiRS
tah-.t. "js relihir 'lari r ;i r K-.iy w re
In ;-cod si. -. so aL, t'... f. Ii n "W.-e
WUi.e" BitdboSt. who P-ic d ii rf raornns
frame cf Juiy 1. cm; i t to th Tut ta.
Silicon bad a Bne? d-Itv-ry. but two
ratnrs In .u-ccsst'.Ti Eitrntd 10 be too much
for him. The. T.f-rs b aime-mi him far
twelve lui.-i.ta. fcv.ry n- e.f the le.ur r
rors re.-.de by ;'..e ll.t...s'li-5:til In the
run-settire-
SodkoC Pounded Hard.
rtarrelt. 'ter ' il-rcir were the tat-fn-r
stars for t!:e tierf. the twi f.-rmrr
each K ttintj three cit-.n liliret). wr:.e Mer
cer get fro and cot-4 two ef the run
For trie Uruwns. Bis Jhn An-Sttn-'ia M3
the i-ly one who f'tmd Mvrcr Ci-v. and
one of Itls hlta shwu'd ave b-tn c-au;ht.
Andertton's second Ihice-l'u ilr.-.e was
a hard-kit ball that nearly cleared the
fenea. Amdt made a deptrite effort to p. 1
it. and bansed into the i-nc: at full ir.-.--J.
but. lucidly, was not injured.
In the field. Casty J(.ain played a star
same and to..k everytbi m tbat came near
bun. K'berfel had 1 11.-- to do at short.
Ills star play being on. the last man out
in tbe same. Pa.iden bit a scurche-r that
ilererr deflected jurt er.oueh to enable the
"KM" lo rcotip In with one hand and sboct
it to first ah'al f the runner.
HclilrlrU Mis Illlniu-r :it I "Irs I.
Wa!lat-e had a busy ."ay at hort tit I i. ae
etpl.nK cij-ht chances without an er.-nr. an I
McCorinb-k bandletl his three ifaai-i-i at
third in easy f-kh on. Heldri k t tk tw
files in in rokI si.b. and made tne ptrio-:
throw tt the plaie. catcblnc llue'.ow. who
tried to score irom rt-ond on a hit.
Neither side eon!.! 1.0 betler lean B"t
man to firrt in the !'ir-t tuo laninj;-. ba: i
itu third rhc Tiip rs tp't into tne irarne for
one rtin. Mercer hit Htfe'y to left ani wen:
to thro, when Ihrrru aurapetj a snort bj
bark of first bisc. Dl.lon h'.t a l"nK Uy l
H.mpbill. aliowiti; SI-tcer 10 score, ani
ITHterfeld Rot first by Itint; hit. but Cas y
died on a fly to WaJlai-. Vavtni; two 1,11
bai-3
Cn-ey Il.tde- Timely nils.
The yamt- wa ci:.e-htl !-. the T-sfrj In
the cost inn nR whin Holmes an.l Dillon
tit aUIy and Ellierfell cetntrinuitd a
sacrifice. Ca-ey se-.rri the pair b a f.'t
drive into rlcht f.r!d and stole so---ml. bu'
the next two were eny jut. The Titers
took Ihtir b.st run In tho st-ventr ten nn
when, with two out Casey bit safely and
went to third whin SudhtdT threw wild t'
first in an effort to rateh hint uappinff.
ArnJl's hit seorrj him eas ly.
Th. Brawns' enly ruu was srored. ari tol'
above-, on a misjudirttl fly that went for
three b?s. and a hit by Yta'lare In th
ft-urth ir.rlr.-t. Krrn tr.at i.mt- until tht
ninth Just cr..- m..n rtatOt-d first base, n
the ninth Ande r.-ts aa!n tr pled with to
one out. but the next three were easy.
The score:
DETROIT.
AB. It. IL a A. E-
.... 4 4 - (
.... S 1 1 r
t I 1 IJ 1 4
....3 232
.... 4 I 3 4 2 t
.... 4 1 2
....4 1 I I
t e 4 t
.... a : 3 s 4
....:x "i ii ii S
LOFIS.
AB. R. IL a A. F
.... 3 1 1 1
f.. I & 9 1 e
.. i I 2 t
o
.... t 1 2 12
.... 4 t 3 4 e
- t 1 z '
.... 4 a 1 2 1
.... 1 1 1
.... S j 1 1 1
Barrett, center fl-M
ll..lmes. rir.ii 8:U ...
lHllon. left Be-tt--.
KberWI. short Ant ..
t-r. thlrti hti ....
Arrxlt. left fl-hl
(tl-atwKt. ffevnl Itaae .
Itbrlow. er-it-hrr
24Vrr. pitctter
Totals
sr.
Hmkett. left field .
1 rvnnKtlt .41- At.t
lleldrlck. t-eatrr a-ld '..'- I
j rvi. right BtW ..
An-erana, first tm
nait-rt- sccirts.iD .
MeT-onalrk. iMr-J lie
i-aoiien. seco-si tes
Ittfi.ajne, eatcber .
Pudc-tlt. pltrtter . .
Totals a I S SI 13 4
Droit 1 I 1 1 .. C
St. laral -aiiav-i
Thre-liaae M ..tvferso" S tr!l- Ht-- m
ler."M 1. !t--n basr-F7beTI'e 1. -.i-..r 2.
n'earun 1. H-lni-s 1. Hcsea on baus Cr "T,-ts
err 1. S uuitoC i.- IMt tv rJe--r Br Sn-'I.;tt
1. First bas- n rri-irs -Detroit t Le't or n- s
P-trttft s. J laaiis . Strat-I: oat Py Jfe -t
by FudbctT I. r-ar-ed Xr-ils Donahue 1 Time
gpn;-Ot. I cut and fortv mtaate. Cmplre
O'Lauvhlln. Attrndance. 3.11J. "
Heldrlck's Mofltrr Dylntr.
Detroit. Mleh.. Ji.lv J. K.T.mett H-i!r!cll. e-n-tee
n-lder f.ir tte fr: I. .ri Amen-art l-roe
team, which Is p'a-int Tnie. vat r- Ito to his
bcrn la NtweiH e. I'a . tc-n!rbt by a t it-gram
atisiuneine that ins mrther Is dyln.
CHICAGO XX. CLEVj:i,AXD 2.
tors anil Plait. Hot! I:nsy Marks for
Datiert.
Chicago. Jjly 5. Tae locals hit Jor at
will and easily wen to-day's jan--. I1att
was hit frequently, but not consccatlveiy.
ami with rtfifect sBrreHft would have shut I
out the vlsitorr. A dribe play by Joaes
tnl Ibell waj the feature. AtUs-Ianc--.
3.7. Scotc:
Chens.
Clrv-t-etl
AI4.XI.II.A.IS.
AK.II.O A.K. !
tttrAtir 2b
9
ef
Jones, ef. ..4
Grn. rf.....l
Davis, s t
li T1-S. K....I
lr.br-1, b....S
Daly. lb I
Htiilrtan. c. 4
Mats n 4
SI
3
1
X 1
2 3 3
SI
Ik
MPr
Mi 1- A
------ t..m w
rilr. tt 3
Lajtwe. St ..1 1
Ii!kmn. in. 4 j
B-a-llcv. ZU.. I
Vt-hravtr. a.,4 2
1-exu-s. c 1
Jjra. a
VTorf ......j ,
Tatars .J3IS s
Tatals ....ti s 24 1
-tted tor Jow la !. ntrta.
rtdcac-v .........-.... - a 1 2 2 . 11
CV-relarid I , j. e
I.-rt ea bes-r nrh-ut.- X Cb-velana s Twt-!e-
h'ts "rhe't 1. Xe-.r-i 1. t-ivls. G -.naa-r
1. W-n-lrr 1. Hae-lfl.-e hlls.-t-r--. j. jfealert j.,
Green :. tjo-.blo iev ajijf aeirf l-b J' J
Jones ard ss.1 1 SWnvrk tot Hy Ple'i 4 i-y
Joas 3. Fa-aeti naJ!-II-i-i 1. Tslaea en usl!1
iKT Itatt x. oft J--s S. f.-ne f (nt,r-$ j.
east! Cfty-two miucus. 1'rrplre SbiitiJan.
luurrnx -j. BALTiJioriE s.
IJlneer.'s tVII'Inen Co.lly 3(eGaltr
la yntfcl Il-ird.
V sPri. Mas. J ly - v.. - v.-.'- t
pre' : t -,.. ' j, -- -,-
Ii ta
x s
b.-tl 1 barJ .3 C 'V " -, .
ieii d wa t-TJrJ lt-c c'i;; o. ti a:
yj
rlistmtsMs
K-'Ay cisl K 1'ifh r.t-Idv-J iHllliant'y. At
t 1 u-.nc." T3Ii J-"c tc:
B-..n.
Uiillra-i r.
AH !inc
AH Jt ..
.n.
a I
! 1
a
l
1 H
s 1
:
Gl-a.-nn. tf.
I'r-Hr. cf..
: 3
"tlUti. 31.. .
If.x'tl. rt.... :
lri. ...!
ft, it .
TXar-.a. c. 4!
Olaawa. pl.. .4
1 4
a
:k
0
1 4
1
I 3
v :Mn..r. I
Jl'-a-m. lb .1
S nrtr. rf I
li.'biir'i.i. r I
IlrrMJl'n. r.l
mnr. ic ...
3lcG!jlltT.D.4
1 :
1 1
i
I 3
I
sfei.. aisaaaAaAft
U-lt -wre a"IIXI t a
litm .' rute--l: -l-n 2. lloleln- ' Tea-late
It.--M-eJann 1. t:.t.irawo I. 't-inee hit-.
lireni 1 15 , 1 . !.- -t. .-ls aa4 lai
r. 'r -e 1; Lsti-a-f -u rbtt. 1 1. Xi'lasa. iil
vr.t nod Slrtlarn :. : .rst Iti.- on baHa-etft
. x-i i. .-..1 1. M-1--I.V tHn--a A bv Meltia
rr s. T'r.e -if cet- --. U---r and afly-uve
l.;-...ti. V. j.r-ert.,iy.
PniU.'.DCl.PxTfl B. VASJII.GTOX 3-
I
'.Ylltse In Isefeeiiv,. and llnttinir
Tabra !I1 Pfni-e. j
PJJUde . i -. . t-'y i. WCtSt was ireffec- '
t'.e lc-i.ay rid .; taken off the siao In
..ve Ci'ih la.i '.s. a.';er S"arllc3ton had
1:: ch-d Ih-i ci-c. Butir.s was eubstl
1 -fd ao-I wr j -.. ira;rovt-neiiU AttenJ-
-.n.-e t.'Cl S--or :
Wjj'llLilU,-!.
Ait .y-r-.it.
c 2 -
: !. ::... 4 2.3
I 1 1 4 1 1
t . eitllr. tUi S 1 i
t .ey. 11 4 14 "
..-. s : 114 1
1,".. It i 2 3 I
t . c. .... 1 1
a;n... p.. .4 2 0
Tvt-ils ....40 li 27 IS 1
i'r.tlaurlr'ila.
ABU.tX.VB.
larlset. If -.4 1
tvitr. cf I I I
lb i : 1
U C-a. 2b I
-Vjbttkl. rf...l
yetreea. c. I
M ir. s-.l
'astro. sb...t
nuts, v t
UtMUmr. p...t
I 2 I )
1 2 1
2 1 I
1 4
344
X 1
0 3 I
Tsats ....r. JSIII
Vtashlnatva 1 ! S t I 1 tl
,.-, ri..a- TV.nsi- n.l n S. l"bl.atlel
Ttrlael. 1 I' "I I. etniblla 1. be2.tUrr.
Jl Ftttis t. lln.e rufs-:yI rVi .
Dr.li I. DfVtt nit . .- ar.j l-a.la I:
JI. e-ntsa. Catlro ai.i !- I. : -; Vi?,
s.nd Davis t- l.t . n t r- - vv aeldnjetoei . PhJ-adc'i-hm
. Fits: n ....- Off llus--c 1. Hit by
t .t-J-a ban-:-nlt- I. jir.j- I Sl.n-k t--Sy
.V :t ' Tln-.r-- b ir an-1 f rty m.twtrf. Lta
ji.rts arutirt a- 4 Jui.rut-e.
f V.'ITSTEKX ItliAGl-i;.
Ilwn'u H. Denver .
Omaha. Xeh.. J3. " -Tba vbllon won tft-lar
in tae I mrth Iruw-ir n tarv hits and a brace of
ertots. atUKauf. . .:
reaver S:4tl - 11" 2
' snh tiI2 -I 7 1
! .!erie 0j: atd WJ'soo: Alkway and
.r..l ttt.
Ilan'Ki CU 11. MiiTi-iett-re- I ft.
Kansas aly. H" . Jn.y ; -In a si icztne tnateh
Hamas tty ma.l- sevt-n ism an. I titsl tn nre
.u the ninth lo .lay. 1-ut Mllwaak.e made t.vo
:uns ant w.n the cam la the eleventh. Attend-
" '": it-ir.n.
Kansas City liaai87n t 11 '.7 I
Ultwauk' ..2i:::ie 3-D 14 a
iuttt-rlra .ab. ard af-sstt: Ktnna and
1J1l1.
SI. Jotcph !. Peoria -I.
SH. Joseph. Si".. Jure S Cl.lrn hid TforU at
his awrcT to-day and We the itaiM enily.
Setiret
it. II. K
Peoria .....i .2 Into 9-1 i 3
t. Jitph '. 3 I m 3 P .. 1 I
natteriea-x and Wlbea; CMnn and Beth.
llet 3!iilne 4. Colondo .'prlns It.
I-e J't.l-ie-. la.. Jalr ;. T"-ays same wa a
pltcbers- Utile. an4 les 37Mn-s a saut out.
a'tbncch the vl-lt..r were otAbattel. Atten.1-
ance. 1.1 wore:
Ii. II. K.
" !era aitrUMO.. M I 4 I 2-2 7 2
" if Ires e a - 9
H.-iti-r.. ; J..tes and Berwall; lierry and Han
ta. A3i::ilICAX ASSHCIATIOV.
ItitHsns City ", 3!llvTniX-ee -1.
Kan'-is i !ty. 34.-.. Jtdy 3 llllaaaki- nuile al'
of its tur.s m tr footth Irninc ti -day. an -r-r
r. itr. .aaet-s and a balk b !nc r-spon bl
ur tjjee ..f tbem. AtteadaiKe. i.ffn. se-re:
It il. I.
I'ansas 1ty . lltaa :i 2
Milwaukts. . l I M -) 2
baitcitt-tw-Foremaa sal K-vtH; Billot: aa-1
Cruss.
I.onlsvllle S. IndlnnnpoIIs !).
Lornsvll.e. Ky July . ladatcipolli b at
I. UJ.THW- in a very raicse.t. bet ve.y lntete t
. ca-o.- Ihl afterro.li. Whh the seer' 7 to
t acalrst th.m. tke vlettcrs devote petl a haflne
-tie.-k in the latfr part of th- same. ant. add
.- al errors, w.tj oat, Altendame. 4.272 "J be
tecre:
It. 11 K.
i5'vl'e 124A01v sii s
intaartap?!! a I a 4 1 1 4 2 .. IS 3
Uaiter!n Krwtn. Flaberty and Srlet; iliiler.
5uiaatr and atatifcews acd Hej-dcn.
Toledo -1. Cnlnmlirjs n.
Trttsjo. . Julr ;. Mr--" s errr Ii ibe
tstt- 1-mintr sav- ToVdo tee wtniALS ran. At
teaaanee. i."Ht. tVore:
t. j j.
T.-d I I 1 I ! 1 T 12" "j
:.!-i.tom Dtl;iits-:; 1
..Ijetterlea McXenl and Gratfias; Billey ard
E:. Pncl t. Mlnnenpolls 2.
St. Paul. July 3.-X.wia ponmled in two
runs fir x!nn-aiv I s. Ith 13 tte slxh hi
-romp and St i'.-tsl had an ay time wtnarn-;
Au.i.dacre. XX2L s-or-:
It. II F
. Paul 4 2 3 0 .. i s
M"r.nt-ap-l! ll I 1 t (t-1 7 3
Fait rica rogaa ad 1'ree; Newlln and
Bje:.-.
AlCon 7. tloberly -I. j
The Alton TJues ilef.at-d the afctxrly Wo.) '
v..-: j::hraKaLaa .-' .uwi.y
trVctj as-
Tntsla ....;l SK :l Tftalu ...JTltM 5 j
I 1
Regained the Vigor of Manhood from
Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt.
Ii
tJ : w' J)
J ' &
A
atxo Win Uo IVsC!
----J '' : " tt :-.-.';.-'.'..e-.r
vr-ii si leiir-t
i J.Til-aH -am in rn lntr:!tn sam at srort
I liiin-n Tar'.. Ai-oi. rtt-na atl-r i- a ti
tie W'tinr r.: Iw munlne f tarbap f
tL Mi- aa.1 tf i.tchinjt of V.-!lan. H""!".
at thuO. rra ! la h.'Kim fr y!Hot-. !
I llanrtt In IIt. V.tn pujr axr-vun i-r.j-
thins tfca: m- tlrr vuy. T" m t'ami
at Alt'.a. 1L- tin; tw ha icaUtfl la vie
utin Jtr thr Ww.
was ki;.i.i:d r.v katthd ii.i.i
Dallas PIfche-r Strtieli In Mumaclt by
a Hitrd Drive.
KKPLULIC FK!tAL. . . , -
Mai:.., re-. .- y a.-I-iriiij a game of
lra: hall at Midi uunn betweeu tne elub of
t! at pltic- ana a ieato I rum Dallas to-!ay
Caarlet liairn-ton o lnlias. wniie iu tne
Htcher's box. was struek ill the st-imaca
Ity a tailed ball anu almost instanliy
killeeL
Atler belns slrw-k HartSncton ptekd up
'the 111 arti tnte.v a ruaut-r oue at Ural.
Ii.e ImII was retur:ud 10 him. arai as cc
was tn ihc a.-i i -.xaia pU..u.tis a larew
up ii.j hateis an: topplvd ovci. a, c,'fpe-
liarriiisn u vj. oty about 2 years '. a
ilay.r ..1 pm-t-b-e. awf was rocectly rutat
trum the ieit t-.-asue team ot Dallas lo
reduce espase-s.
Southern Asseiclntlon.
At IJttle K.-a- lai'it- I-.-S. e. eearsvepeit
At Atnta-Auaita 4. 4.iru.nnaja .
At .e ori-att .sv. untaoa . Mmfs 3.
At -vav-l.-.a....:e Ubaltaa-ja. t
Threc-1 Uisne.
At Daren-..-! --.upoit 4. wOS.
At lEJV.li -i.var.-.ille i limui4ttffl -At
Cedar K .44.-.sat ltap.da ,- talana X.
At ueealot- fet-atur .". en itauw .
"Inur Guaies.
ItKPFBIJr ST IAU. . ,
bedalia. Jl-v. July 3.- Sedalla defeated Nw.n
to-car bi as efcveti-mnicie mun by a .sc''
.... . .... .... t-uu.it t.rtMitfBK IA I.T
i fit 11 t. ww- .i.innw w ""r . aTTTt 71- 1
, carpnttei'a nlsa ' - the b-ft B"kl i
rt,r a noiKe run wn-a tottr ... --- ;
liases. 1-aire.le.: setMlia Lawna and bchtanu
Nevada a tnaa ami iiwt
ItEPI'BLIC PPBCIAr
Totsa. L T.. July i-In the aime ?es tn-dav
between I'ubat and eVl-nu.ua use Sv-oro sto.d
to 4 ta fator ot Tulsa-
UKPl'BIJC SPKfTAI-
Trettca. III.. July S.-In an esetUnt game to
day jieoun tJetew.e.1 utf -vrbrslia fBtlaaos. s
10 .. um-rl-s-UeoJrlcaa and Welz; tMy ana
KMMrta. Attendance. .".
KKI'FnfJi-HI'EflAI-
H.rnk. 111. July a. Hcrrlck dafeated th
24e.4 iti of s. Ia,ola t.-aj in an even
Innine saine. ac re 3 t.t 2. Taia nv the s-jiul
a.iirt of tne aers of three, lleriick winnu-.f
bvtB,
KEI'FBIJCbrEriAI
CbiUtrnih-. Xo . July t-CJrimeehe ami
Bp-okneM iriavea tli- tsosl f a ser-s of Ih.e.-ramt-f.
ttt-nay. t mil cctr.e wtttnina: by a seoitt of
h Bail-res. LUi.lie. tue Bales and Dear.
Brooknebt-Mcci;!- anJ tte.sh. the Kane yeuc
Oay was Juajeil lrfuTS . peoyb-. ta M.re
it-sultini:. h;.ll--.!ne. 1: Iu. kh-tJ. I. Katterl-i:
l-hl.lleoint- lloif.a and t--ar. itreokaeld Mug
cle arel ttortfon.
I'.Eri'RUC SPECIAL
BenP n. IU.. July S 'a tall here to-day.
Bretie. III. 2: Benton, t.
lltl'l lILM-SIKflAL
lairc. Ill . Jut 3. -The Ft. Loots Globes de
feat!.! Cati.t aa.ua here to-4iy by a score of
12 to 8. Batteries: Ghbe Feehan and J't
Dermott. etim (is tn an.1 Durjtuae.
quint-y II, Dlclila 2.
KKrrnucs-t'Kci.vJ..
e.ln y. tit. July I -T- St. lyrals XH-hls
weie tit feat, i this tl'trmrn In th- sr.'tl came
cf tht-ir wr.e w.:i th- home team. Th- serra
was In t Thtt last frame will l played Nun
day, and Terry will pitch fcr the M. Louis
team.
Batteries GrbHBi and e-;l: Cravens ani
lllneh. X3rne.l nsn i-nlncr 2. DlehD 2. To-
I bas hits T. Heffman I. Ba en baII-OT
eja-.ens 2; off 15-lnwn 2. lMt4re O eAmnell.
Scrlliea to "licet Ilrcvrers.
The game between th Sper laic Writers bare
ball team and Nit Kiln's Hretsers. p -tron d
rrom tart fiunay. will be plated at Nuttiral
laasrce l"ik this nmrntnt. s-anin-: at 7-3L
Twice thi.- fijtii.- have the Brewer, tatctn dutt
i from th- pericll-ir. arst lhy are smartint; to-
revenue. The writers have not kisl a -rvme tbis
I season, an! esp-ct to ntake -..--Ivy's cam- thl'
1 tenth strslaat victory. Nat KI:n will twirl for
in- is:-weis. -car Miner an.i "BueK" cnap
man. who ha- - of.V-tat-.I in all the fs-nhe
yames this -ar. will cens.ltnte the 07piag
lattery.
Gnnte at Sportsmnn's Park.
The alsinne Athkll.-. wtll rlae the Pot-
It?rtch editors a return yam- th.s roorn'n-;
at the Anteriean !- IMrk. Graml and !ul-
llvan avenues. Th- cam- whl be tallM at 9.
AVAIID BEATS GGDE.V AT TBN'XIS.
DavN ami Wnrd Also Win the Jlcn'a
Doubles.
nraTBLic fpixxai..
Dranse. N. J.. July Z. In the lawn tennis
tournament for the MM He States champion
ships, rloiceimbe Ward w. at through tr-e
tournament w'tbeut a deft-at. defeating
Montgomery Oden In the final round ot
thn men's singles, and thus eamlnrr the
right to meet William A. Jjrned for tht
clPimpionshiD. Tbe tr:e courts of the
mange TencD Club veis in splendid eond -lion
to-day n.' the largest trow J of the
see.son wa precept.
Ward dhl not win his match against
Ogden by any meana easily. Otplen. who
bv a in-mber e tha double rhampron team
of Canada, wus 11 good form and made a
strong showing cealnst ho opponent, who
l one of the I . it d States and !ntern3
tlanal champion to .at In doubles. So well
n.atched were lite competitors that two ot
tb four rets WL-re vantngo ones. Ward's
cltver j-t 'gmi-n: -t.-td him In good stead
at critl-a! rr..ir-i . as It entbled him to
Place th- K.'I nut f ;h- .ina!iin's reach.
In the rn.tcd doublej JIi-j Juliet Aklns
Muyjw-au'.ii; ..ivj??
sej
lid
Here 1-4 the snap, the rim and vigorot young manhood. Any man who
wears my El-.cric Belt can be a giant xn mental and physical deTelopment.
Thou-at.lsof men are mere pi;m:e4 of what nature intended them.
Backward, oversensitive, fearinfeto venture, lacking the grit, the "sand"
which is the rusvcssifn of vigorous manhood.
They need Klcctricity, which is animal vitality. It is the foundation
of all vigor. It is the fuel to the engine which runs the human machine.
Klcctricity. as I apply it. is a source of new life to all parts of the body.
VIGOR 0? YOUTH FULLY RESTORED. Mc,a e yon
1 weak, have you
puns in YOBrback. varicocele, weak stomach, constipation, lumbago, en
larged pro-tale gland, or any of the results of early mistakes, excesses or
overwork ? My nietho I of applying electricity while you sleep at night
wll cure yon. " It fills the nerves with the fire'of life. You wear my Belt
while you sleep You feel its life-giving power and can regulate it.
for twe-ily year I have studied Electricity as applied forthe upbuild
ing of manly strength, anil my mcthoel of treatment, now tried ami suc
cessful, is the result of my study and experience.
I-.tcctrxcitv- is life to tiie weak parts, lo the nerves of the body. They
cannot live without it. Get back the power and make yourstll a man
among men.
WRITS 70-DAY FOS. MY
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Dr. ?IcIvnphl;n's Look is published for free distribution to those in-tcrcstc-1
in the devcl'.pmenl of vigorous health in men and women. It is
profti-ely illdstr.tte 1 an-1 describes my xxxstlxod of treatment and appli
mccs. Sent, staled, tree on request. Send fcr it to-day.
Ml
4.-e- .tss!.44MWJCT
,t r.(-fintn- drfentptl IFss IarlOtl
I !.,-. .ip "i K. CoidiLt.
The sti-rm causeil a p i.itponement of play
while Holeeimto Ward and Dwltcht I Davla
were eorapetln? atjalnst IC D. IJttle and E.
It. AlexarJer In the first round of the men a
d.tullts. l'he former cair won tae first set
by &-i Becuse the courts are grass ic
was Impossible for them to dry out enough,
for the continuance ot play.
Ward and laerned will meet for the cham
pionship on July i: and tho final round in
the men's doubles will be finished oa
July 19.
GOLF TOURNEY PRELIMINARIES.
Edmunds, Carleton, Vickcrv and
Merer Winners at Glen Echo.
The preliminary matches of the members'
golf tournament at the Glen E ho C!ab
were p!acd yesterday afternoon. All bat
I two of tho men Messrs. JIurphy and Brown
wh qualified Friday, started tn thi
inatt-nes. The same attracted a larse crowd
and good-stzeti galleries followed the play
ers, especially In Class A.
the roults aie as follows:
CLASS A.
R. C. Hdfsuas beat A. 'f. Kelly. 4 up and 3 to
play.
J. L. Carletoa wen frera F. B. Newberry. 4 up
ant 3 to vljy-
A. C. Ytv-aery woo frara C J. Wertbelmer. 4 up
and 2 to may.
A. . Mever won from G. S. afcGrew. 4 up and
2 to phev
In Uii K. J. I. Pwarts won from V K. Des-
aiteers. 4 cp ant 3 to p.aF.
It. iaraer w tn from T. l". Jiaiey, ar. -1 up
and 7 to Uav.
Ii T. Cann-tell won frora i F. Howard, 1 up.
CL.IS.- e .
J. T. Wauoa defeati-t fc. :. Corse. 1 up.
K. V. White s.jrt frvm It. N. stabh. t up and 3
to trlav-
J. 1- farlln won fnm C. A. White. 1 up.
Ih-tcr Itr-aosUrd Leuls won fr. m t . A. White,
2 up.
ane semiflnabi will bo played Tuesday.
FOR VACATION EXCURSIONS,
AfiSfii-intion Arranjres Trips to a7u"C
edo and IJainoiia Parks.
The Executive Committee in charge of:
the arrangements for Indoor vacation play
grounds met Tuesday at Shields School and
heard retains frcm the different grounds.
Several excursions have been planned for
the dltie ones and the first is to take placo
next Wecneilay. at Tuxedo Park. Ono
hundred e-ruidren will go. The Tuxedo la
dies will furnish refreshments and enter
tainment fer the party. The next will ba
on Friday follawlng to Itamona Park. In
each ease the Suburban cars will carry the
children free. Fcr this second picnic bask-
1 eti of lunch are solicited. The committed
a-so ivkclts books, old magazines and read
ing matter for the little ones, which may
be sent to the Shields or Humboldt Schools.
Illinois Xatlunal Guard.
KKPCBLH SPECIAL.
SprinsHeM, 111.. July . Upon the recommenda
tion at tne rrKUne.-itai co-ntnander. Adjutant Gen
eral wraith !k appointed VMniam T. Dickson to
le BatiaiUn Artjutent ot the Fifth Infantry, vlca
ttaluccrr. to rank as ftm Lieutenant.
Walter A. Boal is appointed aide to the Cap
tain e jromandlns the .avl Mllltla of Illinois, to
rani, as ensttrn.
Kl-etlcns in the IlUsols National Guard ara
ordtre-: as follows: In the Bfcond Infantry, at 4
p. m.. lhurslay. July 17. tor Maior. iXlonel
James B. Muart of th- second Infantry presld
Ids. 13 ITcop K. First Cavalry, at s p. m.. sat
uiuay. Julv D. i-r Captiln. Cctonel C. C Young1
cf tne First Cavalry presldinc; in Company D.
f.xt't Infantry, at 4 p. m.. Wednesday. July U.
for .--ci r.J XJeutenant. Castaln Jame-s It I la com,
of the sixth in.antry urcsI-Hnc: In Company D.
Klxhth Infantry, at a:3 p. m.. Tuesday. July 13.
for Captain, and to nil such other vacancies aa
may exist at tnat time. Lleutrnant Colonel James
H. Johnson of tbe Eighth Infantry presidlnir.
The followln-r electl-.n- are connrmea. John
Iaadr tit Le Captain and Arthur L. Hart ta bo
First IJeutrnant or Coripany A. second Infan
try: Thomas J. 2tcConIos-ue to be (aptain and
Trieodore DavM to te First Lieutenant ot Com
liny IC Second Infantry: Benjamin K. Mendel
sehn to be Captain cf Company G. Second Infaa
tr X'rank Mechener to he Cvptaln of Company
I. Second Infantry: Anton F. larenzen to bo
-aptaln. vice swatek: Adolph Krlekon to ba
First Lieutenant, vice Lorenzen. and Chester W.
Churrb to he second Lieutenant, vice Erlckson.
alt in Company L. Secocil Infantry: Joseph M.
Shlplett to be Flrt Lieutenant. Cfimpantr D.
sixth Infantry: Arthur E. Bradley to be Lieu
tenant. First Division, secoad ship's crew. Na
val Mllltla of Illinois.
Honoratle discharges frcm the military servlca
of the sr-vte are Dsued to the following- enllste.1
men: Privates Frank Allott. Geor-je MlchietH
an-1 Martin J. Bakowskl. Cempany A. Second
Infantry Corporal Victor N. Gresg and rrlTates
Andrew Chlebowsfcl. Charles Kelly. Thomas Lan.
sot nn.t laitwlc Tenneson. company Fl second
Infantry- Private! Jlike Miller and Georas JX.
Ble.r-t. Corrpany F. S-eond Infantry; Prtrato
Thr-odcre Imloden. Companr D. Fourth Infantry;
Searatn Burdtt V Bosanl. John Jacobsen and
Jahn Malyon. secord DlvDlon. erst ship's crew;
einllnarv Seaman C A. Fu'ler and Landsmen
rranfc Spllcken and John W Norton. Fourth
Dtvll'-n. first ship's crew.
T.-ive of ah-ence for three months, with per
nlssltir to ro b-vond the sea., is rranted to
IIa r Jeremlth Sisk of the Seventh Infantry.
-
If you want room and board read the
Poom-for-Rent nd? In to-day's Republic.
There are four hundred and forty-six ot
them.
Killed fader Ills Own Wagon.
nnrcBijc special.
Clarksville. Tenn.. July 5. Herbert, the
12-vear-old son of William Eldrldge, a farm
er at Hematite, was driving a heavily load
ed two-horse wagon here this afternoon,
when he fell from his seat beneath tho
wheels, which passed over his neck, result
ing in immediate death. The body was tak
en in charge by an undertaker, prepared
for burial and taken to tha country home.
feak Men
M 152 Slate St
New North
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