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DEATH SENTENCE
I PRONOUNCED ON
BLUEBEARD HOCH
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Man of Many Wives Who Got RH of
Women After He Secured Their Money
I Showed No Emotion When Jury De
clared Him Guilty of Murder
ARTISTIC ASSASSIN
PROSECUTION DECLARED
Verdict Reached After Short Deliberation on the
1 c Poison Facts PresentedPrisoner Was
n Arrested in This City While Police I
4 j of Two Countries Sought Him
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I r CHICAGO May J9The Jury In the case of Johann loch loruglit In a
I verdict of minder In the first degree this afternoon after rt short dell bora
I tlon The verdict cnrrleB with It the death ienalty
The charge against Hoch was Oia
I murder of one of his numerous ixlvo I
I Hario VeJclcerHoch It wns nhown
that he administered 10 < lon to her br
o peculiarly Ingenious method Hoclis I
l i attorney made n daring attempt to I
I how that Marl WelckerIIoclV9 sls
1er battmol rnotlVe In d lfn 1
t death than did Hoch but the oolnt
4 was lot on the jury
j The notorious Bluebeard hWLnfl the
yerdlct calmly
I Hli lawyer will take the eMe to the
higher courts but the prosecuting at
torney feels confident that the Verdict
will be sustained and that Hoch will
die on tho gallows
Assistant State Attorney Ol en in
I summing up declared Hoch to be ono
of the mot monstrous criminals known
In ChlcaKo since tho time ot Holmes
We < aro dealing with no common
murderer1 iaId Mr Olienlbut with
on artlntlc assassin
Jolmnn lM < h Tnarrlea women wWi
lima II fortunes all over the country
Nearly olfof them dies coon after their
marrIaee
He WCH captured In New York loot
winter In the home of a woman to
whom ho had tnoposcd marriage The
p < lkeottw countries were looking
tr him at the time for the murder of
which he hits Jut been declared guilty
GAIETY STAKES GOES
I TO BELMONTS TIPTOE
Ac
r BELMONTPARKWINNERS
FIRST RACEAdbII1I to 1 1
1 Druid 4 to 1 2 Dreamer 3
SECOND RACE Jemmlne 2 to
1 1 Speedway to12 Dalmore
THIRD RACETlptoe 13 to 2O1
I Bella of Poque < to 52 Bivouac 3
1 FOURTH RACE = Rot Shot 13 to
B 1 Montreiaon 12 to 1 2 Prime
I
I Hamburg 3
FIFTH i RACE De Reazka B to
B > 1Arato7to 2 2 Old England
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SIXTH RACE Rid Knight 2ta
J1 Qraxlallo9 to 102 Amber
r f 1 jack 3 i L
I Bp < cl4l to lKvenlnriWcrl
BELMONT > PARK RACK1 TBACK
c May n More titjuble on tl eLqng
Jatand rota near Vbodhaven said to
tM a ArdtrM train oft th X track de
l ect rtxiecoem from Brooklyn this
kftcrnoon hundreds riot reaching
Bourse until after the first irtce
I rhe card wan only fair this afternoon
I tout Ui IxHuiUful went her vrns an In
1 Mntlw ft rt people W spend the alter
Inoton out of doors and for that reason
bare wall iiexcoJIent att enc1tU1eeot
I i ooureThi aiimla aialc feature
t M iae OMety 1101 tjnoy aroid
thlhi N at our and a half furlong not
tune wAa 4 1Iifb1 track was in fine
ap I
i brismr Rn Third
i 1 rrilflrr tACIIO3O edte jar thrift
reOoI4U ivj > uew r ir levee I rurbnzE main
troJ Urt a fel Woo Urtvln Tim
I I rB fifnir
J1Dllllafj
I fltarIera J IWt BtliItPIu SI Vt
bell 14 mmnIth lil 84 1 jIU1I
I > TuId4 ILm1 lOa II 21 4 t1
s Itj Ileh 14 a 010 111
AIo tMI h 1
M Jn the oVenhVc raceVohn B tajideii
II nrunt 009 of hla ohtirsoterlsttc Vwd
1 ithIns nJfidb lltAdbeiwaji the 10 to
I 11 oaitaldvriln a llaldof tour Drnmer
the fivorttefeUt went back In the
= n Me ran theaaene way H ltd
tO thehonie turn where dbellklnnM
I I 4heeIIeM lrmariiopped 1rllld
I rleok44t witfthPktten h T1l0hl
fihrhibIII lbUIJM T Ubuti
f114 U4 IIJ Ilt
lfutJ il IJ fj J1r1f r l j r
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Jengthii away Dreamor was n dl
irracoful third
Jessamine All the Way
SECOND ILACIZjOo A4dfdI seIIne
twnyrcaIs tour en1 liftif fiirInn
l
itrt gnJ Von cleverly rIine4Ia I
1IlIlno 1
tmartr Tmck Wt FItlilt Pin ai Vt
f rgi r kt ILt Flln
3enmtne MliftnI M ft lh II IIli 710 I
itforMtrar IJIrnIni wi I 21 11th 2 tr I
D lmor 0NMI IM t Si 35 lOt 05
AltoVan viussi ruliwrt Iaalo POWIT
ana reiitnlina
1
Jessamlno went to the front right af
ter the Mart followed by Speedway and
Delmore TJiey ran Inthlorder nil the
ny Jessamine nnnlly winning by two
lonRtlia from flpcejway who beat Del
morn n length nnd a half for the place
Tiptop In Drive
THinD UACB The Oayfttyt tar rlllld
IwoyroIMI tIOO dddl fur cmii a hal
turlnm mart < < oi Won 4IrvhTlme
u4
nUna
AUrle 10IIaWW Istlui t PI
noun OdomU2 3 2 l4i5oi 3to
lIot P0ue4Ibr4i ha t31 21 0a 3
Iutrouime Wnh 122 n C I 1A20 110
Alei ranPamel snf Iclon nI I
I COUDl Tlptoet lftvouae
1
Victory Belle allowed lot of early
peedbut IMptoe Boon disposed of her 1
and Khowed the way by the field stirtd
followed by hello Pequeat rind Vic
tory Mle Holla lot IVquest tln
dtosed lltrong and got to TJptofj In the 1
hid t sixteenth but In U8Jaat few
Jumps Tiptoe drew away tinder Odomi
hard drive hnd wone by limit a length
from Belle icf rVqueit who bent Bl
vpunctPn > lenHlh for th place I
HotShot by Five Lenghta
m WITH RACK 1000 aiMnl for limp
y arolil > even furlonni main eonrso Start
mod Won > tmmaulv Time I2D zV
Btir trlJOOkt Wt fit lilt Fn U81npr
hot ttlrnt JitRwhrof 31 11 jvrt 45
Montrrun niirn Ito I II Jiu 8ih 4
Ifahibiirr Hfrt lot 6 I Cii a Tm
JAIIO nn Sou Cannon Itall and nuullnir
ijHotBhpt ynaivwiyr yell today and
he laid In behind IJfdlltr eon to the
etet < h wiM Prince Hamburx and loti
clOBo lit him hfeln Limo strntoll Hot
Hjiot Viok tllrf iuid and drawlnir away
won M he clenseil bv elx lonjttlw fiom
MontrMion who beat 1rincc Ila hur
two and ii nelint C len ths for the ilnco
Buttling who was heavily plnytd ran
out on WB turn and stayed there all Ha
way f
4 Heads In
dApart Fifth
tFlrninAomtooo utdeli selling tin
thrfJjr ol and upwirli nOOlnllo mllill
noun mari fair an clrlxlnn Time
147 p5
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Ptrleri JVH u Wt ft lltfTInT nUlnA AI ri
fle iterkeDieihs POd n 41 ib IteMin
Ani Hiirnn 001 S fo 174 n
oil tnII IndInr loll II Ih 5h J N I
AMn < N VnmuTOhmn y RwUp ana
Jack nalIn
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rlf tiFtf J fj iUi
T epPlPl 4emir via nnlVlinia Va7
n CertlgsdnIvC ovr femoubItlfIlii
reiuid m fnttel tnWallttnaMlll
lI pfli e4wn i8II
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BOWERM4M GOES AFTER WAGNERS FOUL
SXAloRIJOT TAKEN BY STAFF Ill O7OG1APi1Ell IB OHNDnE DURIXO YEBTKHDAVS OAMK I1BTWIJI3M JJnt OIANTH AND 1ITNmtmOS
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HIGHLANDERS I
PLAY HARD TO
TURN TABLES
e
Victory Over Brown Neces
sary to Keep Them from
Tail End of Race
I
4 ATTlNG ORDER
Hlithlander alit touli I
pourherty If thone It
iveeler rf Koehler of
nuanu ib to rt K A I
And nion of Jones Hi
Chase Ib Walldca tn
oater JU Hpcfcenfd Zb
Conroy wi Uti3eon atj
Klelnow o uueden c
1owell p llowell p
Umpire Mr Kelly
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BY BOZEMAN BULGER t
Bpiclal lo The Renlne Worli
ST LOUIS fo1 May 18BII11 defiant
and thirsting for gore Harry How ll
the New York castoff and Jnpk Pow
ell the former St Louis Brown were
scheduled to engage In deadly combat
and both were bubbling over with
wltr
scrapltta long before the bell tupped
First Inning >
Dougherty Ilrlf koul Koeler drew
free passuifo to tint but waii foroed
out on Wimnmu grounder to Jlooken
Held NVnJInoo took Andersorits NO
HUNS i
Stout tnptcil off nlth a pretty one
bait ll3h to hrft Koeilcr flled to Koel
< r andtHtone jhen stole uetond Powell
catisflit fililcii groujnr ami shot It to
Vcaflrer limo tn nip StanmTIrIek Wall
out stealing aecond MO nUNa
c Second Inning
Oliarnt beat out a slow one to Gins
son and Mole wcotid Ho then took
third on elllfra cacrlflm and dnalied
home or a paused ball OMiroy elrollM
and nls9 ifok second He wna thenoiit
trying to etenl third Klelnow singlfd
to right Powell tanned ONE RUN
I
DROPPED DEAD AT I
llRIDJEENTRANClf
Man Uelloveit toUr A K MnndhelU
Suconinbs Apoiilemx at Blnn
lint < sn ISml of Htrnalnre
A w ldressed man believed to be
A K Mundhelm of NO 2014 Seventh
avenue dropped dead In the crowd M
the Manhattan entrance of the llrook
lyn bridge this nftemoou <
Adoctot from the Hud > n street ho lt
pita sold that ho had succumbed tola
stroke of apoplexy
Whl noys British Estate I
LONDON MAY wriic value of lime
estate In the United Kingdom ofthe
Ute TV C Whlineu of New York hoe
been swornUt 115000
n
S tH I j ng
mpfled
I
Workers all rdbabU
ty you will
Ilndthe position ypu seek
through Morning Wdrld Helh
lVafits but if you are rdtC1
1 > iIae or prefer sortie partial
kind of work do as > I
i I S 1Q7
Mid liibtwtek and make your re H
i qUes througli l
r
CItItW Wotts t I
< u L lit
I tS1tgt lh I t
1fl 1 t t i rJ Wtti tt41 l
ar Pot Wf1
rifl J I t I
t r 1 K iM
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GIANTS AND PIRATES
PLAY HARD GAME
use
Ten Thousand Fans See Teams in Second
of Series Which Js Nip and
Tuck at the Start
I I J w > i
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t ATTIN ioRDEnJ
iII York ltttiburg
Donllti cf Clerk If
llrowne rf IJeairmont cf i
MoOarnn lb Howard rf
DrHinahaii c Wagner 1IlI
Mertos K Clancy lb
Uahloti a s Illtchle 2b I
Doillrt 31 Lea oh 3b
Ollbef Sb arldch c
Tmvlor p Hobcrtallle o
Umplret Emslle and Johnstone
BY ALLEN SANGREE
Ap clftl to The Evening World
POIX GROUNDS NKV YORK May
1tArix ten thousand people saw the
Olatrts play their ccond same with
Plttiburg nice little May party
where eeryJ > odv waa holding a
clinched fist No one was slugged ves
terdny and things looked quiet enough
tOdtv at the start but no one could
say when Clarke and Mcdraw would get
s 1
together
First Inning
Clarke opened the cereWionle with a
high flv 1tq DIII len The rEvangell t
also scooped an easy grounder from
Ileruitnont who for two years led the
Ixiiigueln batting George Upwne mn
nlmust o the automobiles for dimcvilt
flv fromHo dNOnUNB
The Flying Dutchman s ioted out tn
left fltdpndmmule a hard catch from
Donlln 13ronlio alammvd a clean hit
between first and seoand and the crowd
yelled for ban McOxum to knOck out a
homer Browne sprinted like the wind
and stole second McOann obliged with
lira stliurlng rap in right centre that
scored Hrowne Nobody picked the tall
upwhim thrown In And MoCXnp took
advantage of It and gtola second Me
Oann was out stealing third catcher in
Leach Br4nihHn lngUd through was
nero and the fan grim ned aueAlu
lann had not wailed Merles sent a
long one to centre and the Ida went
out ONE HUN i
Second Inning >
I The dlrfee for Vaantr ivien he pop
Hcd to liillv Gilbert iCIancy got tho
iirjt nil on liiylor lirowne irvobiHi
11 bug IrJvo troui Hltchlo drown
hud his third P ul1Iut In tho game uhf
Tummy leach a y Texas ° L aguer
NO nlNH >
Dahlen foliled high to leach Dovlln
wivltedlacid drew the first PIM Devlin
BWIe jiecond PltchV dropping bill
men oateher Gilbert lllejto Hf wnr l
but Devlin wn able to rentth thlAl
Taylor p ruck out hi batting neniRti
up to dute belnr noihlnjt NO RUNS I
Third Inning
Cnrlsch dpd In Dunlins grASp OH
hi rt got under a hoist from Ilobtt
Clarke also took a pass I Beaumont
bunted out NO HUNH
Donlln tried to beat a slow OM to
riio1 by rtldlna but missed on a elate
decision Browne filed right aiarkvs
mil McQonn fouled to Carlscli NO
nUNs
Fourth Inning I
AlrOann heat Howard Inn race to
Irst Donlln caught Wagners hlsli
bill ems hoist Chncv tot on yi In
field hit through Devlin s poor udc
ment He took aucond on nltnhUs
clean hit lo renter Lcncli wnsnllo t il
lo nnlk flIng time bases Dahlen tln w
cnrlsc i out nreally to Plttsburg din
may NO nUNs
Cinrl nis laying for Bro rr > hnnn
bug drho and teat lt < Morten died on11
roviC vli hItch and Out Wnenor
got DAilen on first bounce NO ItUNH
< 1 Fifth inning
M0tnn beat Uojert to ftrsrf Clarke
retmeml fIrst en an Infield hit that Tny >
Jqr Knollc1 Tor DAlilen Clirks wa saiit
tealror frond on Brrsnatan flno
lf > w to pecond Devln took a pop
from Beaumont NO RUNS y
ViiKiier ttled Devlins Oil
> bert Hiedto Carlaeh Dummy Taylor
got a twnbnirf rlghUAnd reoefvea
a < t7ennuitm ovationH noorfij nit
u ycnDpnUiV > beautiful ht to right I
1
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rWf t i 1 t mfffi1
t iI I4t rl
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fr u f1iCl t t I
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1e14 i I 11 i jf u
ilelmi tlonlfn wee oot ateallnl OIItlleh
o eeond ONE nUN
1 3r8xthi inning
Jfoward nlrulCk OIt Dahlon gOI ril
Vermge b jjllttlng timo klbwh on WOC11fr
CI1oc est OUI an Inlllld hit lIfel anll
enln l1H hs wild IhroM Merlea
CObbled ltitohli long drive NO nUNS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST LOUIS AT BOSTON
ft IxmlS 0 G 0 S 0 1 1 0 ili
oton 0 too 0 0 0 Oils
li
I I AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON AT DETROIT
FJIIWrOAlIfl1
WIIshlngton o o 00 io 0 2 02
LUtrit 0 4 0 0 0 II 0 0 4
WOMAN SLAPS
WOW FACE I
A tall lender very pretty young
woman drwscd all In whltp WIU wallt
hug alotiK Kulton lrelt
Ilr0nkl < n this
afternoon when I
an older woman ah
very good loorln and tINi rpj
ed atrodo 1 tip to tier and lnpo1 hir
face In about Ihieo second I ltro
aia mxiip whioi
It lnkjwm i1iiiLt
men a long time to ntrnlRlittn out
The women vent to p0co rionll
nuarte whcro the young one In will e
ciii eitu Va SMr < 1 A < ln Demot nl
the Omer hnl shut w8 Mrs I1nmllet
McClure ot No m Weot Omit ilimuidrel
and1lra1 trtot Manhattan
1 alnpppJ iuir umuImi trJ McClure
BIw Jhed ih me UP l ° n tCW tlYS I
mild until J 1lIrttd her out for rhll g
huge on U imot l
ehT ihm R luunuv
Mine > for her Wls her name Islrutl
oldO
rs TrlmoT a < ltntlf < > time t hI name
PII IIlInold ind thllt sImti wiiJ Iho
diiush t or of 1i
qeorgo I
gil lIIMIII
georgo un0f nl arttj
or Inlnnn N V 1 Bhc paid sue ntin
enirased to f111 jry a joung imn apd
h < Hyiup le came to are hcrhlle slim
wait with Mrs McClure tho littci com
I plained i She wan held
FAIR GROUNDS WINNERS
I FAIR onoUftoa ST ouis May
0 Following nre the reaulta pf tho
races < hern todayi
I FinBT RACIIFIVB furlong Stio
ator Cyclone to II 1 Silver Hue 7 10
2 I 2 1eniimman t12 to U 3 rime
JQ lS
BBCOND RACKFlve furlongs
Ala Russell 2 to Il I Jlu5 to 112
Topsy Robliiton to 21 S Tlme1 J5
ThIRD RACKKlvo and onehalf
furpnr fror lmnd I 1 to 1 J 1 Golden
HlJle2 to lit Jlatudar 11 to 13
llmea0735
LOUISVILE RACES
I LOO1BVIULR May 13The races
here today rniultcd ac follows
PIHBT JlACB Sljt fUroiiRS ttatka
to to 11 Dafthula S to 1 3 Muldoon
fj tof 1 1 Tjrreil5 14
sbCONb RACfcrour Tufldnts
Mtnnl Adams 5 to II 1 Molll Doio
hUertfel a Lady ToddWcton 4 to t
a t ii
u
tnd
I BROOKLYN AND
COLTS IN NIP
AND TUCK GAME
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Runs Are Scarce and in
Seventh Inning Score
I tIs Tied t
1 1 I j o m + J 1 f
BATJING ORDER
Brooklyn ChiAo
Shtckard It Cases ib
GMer rt Sohulu If
Batch lib MAloney rt
Oweni 2b tjhnnc Ib
Lowl ss fllajrle c i
Dobbs of Hoffman aI
n b Ib lIver Zb
Ilergen c Kline c
Kiirnn p Brown p
Umpire Mr Bauiwltie
Special to The Frnlnir World
WAShINGTON PARK BROOKLYN
fay 1914nl baseball weather greeted
the Brdoklyn and Chicago team wien
they began the second game of their
Aeries at these grounds this afternoon
frank Sdcc and hla cubs were happy
over their victory of yesterday slid as
a consequence they faced tho Trolley
Dodgers confident of beating them
again I < I I J
I First Inning
Case opfliied i the game bVi fnhnln
viciously three of Hilton c cure
Sliulte bunted Fiiel > to fh < Inflolil but
van easily caught dulling neoohd on
Hcrgens throw to Owen Malonev
atiolleil Inn tour high one lln With
cuueht nnpplnr at first own to Babb
to If imi to llabb NO JIUNH
ShDfkfird pusne n bounder lo Kvert
and died nt Hint Qenslei ruliert a fly
to the Inflcld which Cusflj gathered IIY
Hutch Aime conlrlhuled n skvscraper
which Bcliultc hmotherod Ko HUNS
Second Inning
ClmtHo lined the ball to left for n
unip Hlatfle fmer up u hlirh fly anil
fmerPth
Pth rnnna
Irsflcr with under the lull when It
I nime dcwn Hoffninn mind Clmnre
were then doubled IID on the formers
I lioiimlir la OUMI woo throw tu ie M
and Hie Inltoi limit iho ball tn lIbJ in
lure NO RPNH
O Wemt Ow < riMfed on hli grT < ciiltor
In Chnnce nfl IIron fwlsn tI
dioppei aloh In short cantio but lie
Irr w mtlI1tn r IAI brtolt
uU u all ctst out Bliilllng Miond KIM
to Ilorrmnn Uobbs got two biies on
Maloni > e nuift uf his fly Miulhli film
blu of the bill Unbj then ilonhled
Hong the thlid line line tlllgUobb I
llofirrnn mnde t piftty iHtch of llei
gills lurrlllc lowllnn tty ONK huN
i Third Inning
Kerjs limit foul II V wan snatched bv
litcft Kilnr ill WQ Hit n spinel wnua I
tIHIr nut nn tilt run Ii uu cnn slnirt
lu i nlie llnWi them crnblnd en II V s
l iilh lir and rcllril him uniKslsted NO
HUN
i9F1 Iii 0 oi in eall > eict lam on St rle i
PherlTrd n ns ine nevt nut rvir and
I onT hnnilllint his Kroimlir between
Ihn Shtllln pulled df > RM aslers
rlpE rl > el on Hie i in NO RUNH
Fourth Inning
riillIn soikiii ti giouiiilcr tOfr Owens
ind nmn lo till b nolt Maluncy hit
A bounder Into iMKih s hntHI8l1nll died
it ilrsl Clmiice net up one i which
Duhba collated Ijl r sht ppntie NU
litNfl
Hlatle made MM run nhl pulled In
n Itch low line flv Owens iride a
scnitch hit to the infield out iv in out
tfnnJ second KlIiiK to Bvvrs cwls
oiled one In frOnt of thn Dlnlr Init
was thronTi out hr KHng NO HUNW
Fifth Innlno
Snglo drew a lee PIM to first Huff
man tiled out to BIlecKard rrr > lilt to
Jason who shot the ball tn Owen
orclng Sliitlo itt second Kllng then
nrced 11111 at second Oivenn to lewis
NO IUNS
Hohbso hnnnurr wns grnnbeil bv
II roan nnd ecu I to rrft ahnid of him
Inbb bunted cutely ulontr tie t lid
llar linn but was millH < tt > lliiR ceo
ird K hog tn lv rt Hnrfn IHtd out
to Oiiieiy NO HUNS
Sixth Inning
I lirown won CMKV melt im his liciind I
cr Fcifloii toaclns IIP 1 ill tn liiihi In
1 Imtf lor an out ale pnnped tin n
lie which Owen rlutrl cil Sliulte tiled
out tn GeailCT NO RUNS
iiiiu1 wnmixl to ceiuio Slifckard
encrlllced BIO to Chance opsslvr
AWl in oxWblllon of ciui3cwlngina ut
ilrtwns Injfio tp Ijjfch nlso fanned
he atLnotphwe NO RuNS
Sevsnth Inning
Maloney doubled totbe rlffht Held
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RESULTS OF All to
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THE DASSPORtS t7t tjJ
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GIANTS WIN i ii
I Vi
ITTSBURG 0 0 O P 0 0 lry Qa H j t
IANTS 11 aOO 1 0 05 Vf1
+ e
i I ft it
ROOKJL XNS LOSE
3HICAGOJ oooo o0i 001 2
> r
JROOKLYN u Ol 0 00 do 0 0 0 1 >
0
1QHLANDERS WIN i
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HIGHLANDERS 012000 OOO 3
5T LOUIS 00000 00 000
At Chicago A Philadelphia 1 Chicago 2
At D3troit A L2d game End 5th Wash 9 Detroit 2
At Cleveland A LEnd sixth Boston 0 Cleveland 6
At Philadelphia L Cincinnati A Philadelphia 9
AtRochester EL Ic ark 7 Roohaster
At Montreal EL Providence Montreal 4
Al Suffalo E L Baltimore 1 4auffaioO j
At Toronto CE LJersey City 8 Toronto 10 r
j oof I i > > i <
4
h 0 5 C
I LATBLOUISVIlibE WINNERSrof i +
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ThirdThe Cure 45 Glendon 501 Rdd Thistle i i1
FourthSIIlsr S < in 72 Apples 71 Batts 61 j J
Fifth Carthage 41i Techimirigo Sea Mate r1j
> + + 1j
p AT ST LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS AIi
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Fourth Blennnnworth 52 Nevsrsuch 201 Mcnte u
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Third Chanley even Buck Dowd 72 Broadway 31 I
Fourth Platrii 11 The Roustabout Coddle Mat i
FlfthErbe 31 Inflammable Clandestine 85 1
Sixth Operator 31AII Scarlet Red Reynard 814 <
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