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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY, JULY 23. 1905.
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BASEBALL SCORES
Weldoa Healey, The Georgia
X A TT Captaia & Browm's Accent!
KaUUNIT ttelWiaatIBrfhtOH
.VfsVsVW.ssF. a XsJ j-aio- stakea.
Acceutaat
Ward aad Wright Are Bastes
by the Deherty Brothers, asd
the Davie Cap Stays ia Eagtaad
Cracker, Skats Oat the 8t
Leak) Browas Without Bit
TJjnniD
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SULLIVAN PROVES
A GAME FIGHTER
Although Beaten by h.ritt, the
Winner Knew He Had Ileen to
a Prize . Fight, and Knew It
Strong.
JlKPCBLfC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. July SS. "It was .1 stake
Lents against a bellliuT plater."
That's what Hefere Jaik WNh cald at
the finish of the Jimmy nritt ami Kid fiul
Mvan flrht before the HaJ..s Valley Athlet
ic Club last night.
That s-ounds like a pr pared Fpeech.
which Welsh, to ir.ak- lita decision look
good, l.ad to c'-t off. If inert: Is at selling
2,Iat-r that cut) run a stake horse such a
race a Sullivan pave. Britt a light last
r.s.rht. then ther- Is a fortune in" store tor
th- plater'n owner. .
Sullivan lort th- declon in the end of
tl.- twentieth round, hut in lolng h
arr.-d a hot of friend", who d Iare him
o b- on- of the ljt lightweights In the
-aorld vi-day. Ifa fought every mtnut of
"he tin- lm was ngaged in battle, and
nothing hut inferior cleverness lost him
at 1-ast a draw verdict.
That Britt Is on- of th cleverest boy.
in the rl:i.r to-dty was amply demon
strated during th- fight. Ho. was always
-ool-l; iided and at the, times when Sul
ilvaa'j I'Unch'-i hurt him h wa? content
"o pi.iv away and r cup-rat- before get
ting Into another mlx-up.
11- blocked many Imos tn th raont
.:;.-- ij'Mnn and si ie-st-pii-d with such
f its Ij'y.if to m-ik- th- K-i-t-rn'r look most
t d'i ulous. What leadit.g nuf done dur-
J-iir tho Hsht was don- by Britt Sullivan
!!! the rushing, but hn It ran:- t th
'"ilins if Mowo. lirlit W-J4 th tirt to
k ". and to this niiy Ik attr'h'itnj the
i-n i?x h- pavi- ul'ivan. which In m.my
'iinrvit Bin' .f-i -;t-d
Sullivan's rroites! vork r.ns d'-n; in
-ik1 -llnf!n.. and in Koinff Into th-tn he
'ten hurt Hiltt with hrd iodv juinch'-s.
T1i- hfjvy l.lo-.v- Hrit Uridyl did llttl
whr th.R d.iz- th- H lltlmor" Ijd. lut h
T.an "vc r.-.tdy to tak- mor In ord"r to
p-1 th chime'- to land a ;.u:ich m one
IirItf- iial points
So furious was the ftqlitln In th1
h.-ntii round that th- Ij-ijs V-M at it
-! iifl-r th- 1"!! tana "p to that
: riod it w.t!. hard tu Jmi th l-ail.-i
'1 l.v ti-ha:iKf-d Mu for Mow. Su!.mb
-iH ttiarltiir to fcv th-- hrai-r. In
th- -ii;lilh. lintt tiok a d-cjd-d li-.nl h
t-'.irtlnc In to Juli SulltVKn'p nov. cuu-ine
h luiKcl to Slow Vli-n h- had th" Kid
'n n w.-.k onlltiuti h- "hot his risht to
In' law and Sullivan tm'k tli- full count
n th- tli'Hir.
u ,i'Slnir. Jiritl uhd in to finish th
iol. hi.t ho tnT ttaer in Sui!i in. who
hid r.tl'Kil. and ci'.- as Kood a h- r
-! t tho flnt'h.
I jrinir th- iii.Tlnd-r of tV- li;ht 'liri
- littl- rhoii- i.tv.i 11 th- cont-st.tnti.
!.it timod it is HI.!' ;, -ch; h. twn
I 1 ,'ilf 1'otli ruhrtl. and -ath landiil
mc ! ard llow Ilrttl! work, houin-r.
-f hy f.ir th- rlnimr .Manv titn-s did
T ti'fn rfirht and ! ft ililt Sulli-an's far-.
u j I-." fr-ju-nil dul Hulllv.m work his
' to Hrltt'si ksdiipy and rlli
i ti'-i- w-r- tlKhtinrf fast at If -nd. and
- ' tvin vns lit'Knlln? fri'I N-ith-r
t nil vrr mi'-!i 'Xiiautd and It ap-
d tl-it IkiIIi wmild ha- l-'-n KOol
m.ini tnor- t umk
t d'v IirMt i ! al-ut th lxnly.
It- th- ."i-nt ..r SuldHi! iniurl-s l
'r'lit in II- fa- It 1 :v.-o-n oon-
i-'Hlly. Imt rth-r thii that the gam
' from th Ii-t 1- ff lint: toed
. .
J. P. MAY8ERRY WINS
HANDICAP AT DELMAR.
Uinnfr t-i III th- !
and la
ItttTinitiK tln nt tlit
i:ml. t l VnU-r:-.. 'V.V-ll Jv- Kitin'" rht
s i K-ldin-. won th- ;..itute -nt. thi"
.'tli to-, a Lar-di- ! it or- mil- aid
i Flxt.ii!h Jo key Uii- on M.ilr:y
- t!i. -liilt.s to th- front at th- -tand
1 k-pt him th-re u-itil th- finish. M.t-
x . '. w in hv a leiiRt'i and a half at:!!
pi 1 nty of running In lilm at the ii:i-
' hiivarlati iruid- .1 dttermined Md tn
trefr!i. out couhl nat s t tip. and Juit
;! to 1-Jit Tahy Td'.i. who wa an
. riitinltis thiri. Jack Yuun nniV.ietl
In immurli
t rc-. hv- nl i hlf furlor.r-. tlllnc
11 ! ! lUalir. vv - Init- Ollisniol',
t:ii !J r-iiihl. K.1tri-w. fi4 StTIIt.
' T!m-. 1 l: J: !-n-Ielt- H-ore- Sohli.
1 1 J -AW! rfml li-ili-iir V pi inn
- I rv, Mi fiir'.-iss. -lin l"ott-r. 1CS
;i n' n Ah1a Vu I!-inctnr. f-oidl.
, - ! M-hlli. tr-trij Till-. 1 IT S-n t
. o lllrs. T"?n Mina!ti i-n-T. !ajrr.
! -. iFtti. lun I-r (in 5 ! al.i run
1 rac- n- n:H nrJ -t-n:v jarj -
-U...J. -n is-.-ii. j .'. SSomn-n. t'C il.
" ami.. o-il. ti-ntr-n. ! illKrrl thinl
- I H Ha:tn- T.ap. Sir Cart-r anj TI:
"V r-irij ulo -an
I 'i-i! .c- 3--ar old lint i:r"r-l, cn
1 -ft ntb miI--J. V M)rrr. M,
"'Kt Imt'-tan. 'S Wlk-r. ccr.i1.
!.. T--J. : . IIirrlM third T.rs-. 1 T. Jaca
.it a'-.- r.ai
-"1 -a.-.. rn 'jrrjr" I!!r.ir Wlllw-
o.n -r. .,.w,!i fr-i I-t-r .-hr!r 111
.1 ' .n r yn! fit- t.m"ir ' iS--IIl.
' T-'irf- 1 Y. rvllnj. U'r Fz-e Knlrht
n- " i!o n
s h ra - n.r- ant thr -.l'n -Ulr-f
i-pwrn. li'l tmrl) nr-t Athra. 5")
1 ',.1 w mil rau. IK lUalkcri. thlnl
I It t-r' Jill!, il-vtt" YltUn
' Ir-lw al ran
IMIOYiVs. MiMi HtT WIXX.
- oiiiiinnt nl " it KlnUlira tint
In llrlichtiiii .Innlnr Mnkea.
N .i Y.-rk. July 22.- i".ipnin S Hrnnn'5
. int. iiucT-l nt 1 to 1 In th- lt-
'., iM.n thi ll.-.'- llrlchton Junior
'.K-" fo- ;-vrar-oM" nix furton. .it
trlcht.m tod.. drfcatini; th- favorite.
k.i. ly a fcnitth
i'.c-uv who has ! n up nt Siratoea.
th- lat ;n dnyj. with II. ! Whtt-
t lnrwi. workei! n. n flt trSil. nnd
i- 1- Mpid down to Hrlshton "j'eclRll
' li rich take
A si 1 Mint crI an eay Irt-ry In th
-i .? r- Handicap eorrfnc th- ra- nnd
a. ) i--tr ndl- In Jii'.
1 1 . Hon the. Itrictten fteepleehat"
To I. Kuril and iIIfdiant is-r- .ujiend
e.1 f..r th- r-it of the m-t!li.j for disol-(Jl-t
1' nt til- post
ST.nim.irli
V! i -.i Sr -,i on--h.I.' tMir-f -CTjaJ-f
.- l' 1 .llainnfi 5 t. 1. trnn ta-rAn.
'C . Kruiei" T t.i t. ---n.j M ntjij jij
V ti 11 t f lhlr.1 Tlm. IK!! Muf
rln M-i :-. ;i-t. :;.- mv i"!nr!c.
n' 1 -r. rr ;r ur.
V.T?n. -a-, tr-- Hrlhtir tr--r -?:-. t?ut
in.". lV j,,,, rau '.nicer It. J
Ilr-n. , - -, It tl .Tlar ti i.
-i -J 'tranr. J. n Iiil!-ri 12 t 1.
- J riri. IK 1! Mii.r. anJ f-lro a'm
Mr! -hi- th- S-V IUn!'r rr!!- an-t
.-j-!.- HtM Mint Y ill-lnrl-i 4 t t.
tut-llpc lf inn-rm to i. r
p!. i-j i i.'ol.i to 1 th'rt Ttm-
' Th- 4Tjt!t-nr. ivutron. Kuc'sta. Itur. h
o . U-t Ir at-a ran
"b r- ? Il!'lTl JasV 5taV- -f
t ''. ! fuiVre- A.-.-m-.tar.i is .!, :i
- -o l .n "- IT it'l-ra1d to t.
r--i-1 tn I !' Ill itl I'.l.i t; tc 1
Unl Tfr. t ti I Mi-Kltl-:x Art r.
jn. m.l ina ; rar
nrth ic- fr tn! a ti-i IN- Hal t.
w Cr-r J 1 m n Ansr iBa.inJi
. -f-. ' itl!.-Ti I tc X. Mnt
'rrt r,- 'it an-S ! -r III Aftc X"!n)f
mr pint f- n-a a- -as
'l rr ;t 'cJ. rr-ir-i-. :: Mfr-
no I' t I lJi -n-l!a. ; is I-f-rn
T tn 1. nJ l.rt ar is- V IS .v
iatSi 5: -i 1 Vp TT- 1 'JU jak. fr,
.t-r- 5ta1 Mi -. ly l-'i VTc-an, A-rxcaut.
UTOMt lORITi: IIKtiTgjW.
eeita4 4'hlee ataal Otatalalero Ataava
Cntlro IrraaaM.
Clnciar.aU O. Julv SS-- S-cord choices
r.A i.tutstdcrs won the six rar- at I-t-nta
t-l-.y Th f-atur. a handicap at
mtle ml a ttnth. wn wen bv
llc-r'atK3 In a drtr by a r.e:V from
Am JMiJour. th- M-ortte. Coruscate fin
SsSnl thlnl.
i'4 Duke. ecr&! chede In the totting.
-ci the third evnt i - S-ea.r-c3d! frcrr.
Tr.3 HfJ-. the fortte. taith L-ta DurTy
tb'-J. Track stow Sumrarj
TrVs rc. ! -ii e.-aaj; farSc-r- roe
IC -. 1 iK al-tvln a e J. .- f. '. T.iC.
y rrt,:. 3 t 1 x-l itr Ixiu, s
I HS., 14 t- i. t.t J Ttma 13U CI
sv.r:.r. l.MJ-:l 2tn i-KiA Nirraroe 1'Tvl.ral
lrrac. StacrvT-a. S:r.ler asd h Ku-tatsrai
M)id -ac. rl. iiisr HanlarsS. va
iIsa4i't, :u; ea. K-t Xai W5 NSeo4i.
2 k .a. Cd. Katwt lrarra. A lTtai-L
I t t- UJri. Tt-- JI4, MattV il. 1ct
p !' aai Jtra Cb.Uji ai. ran
Tsird racei - rr--.wU tv :
frwut to - wcjas Ta MC.a. SJ Meol.
ii ta 3J cd tt V--Z. 1-1 'S. WaUlU, s
", I. rscvj Ttes. I.C t-i Cmurfta a-aa ruv
Vtttta rar ratle s-. a itrr;'k-Kram.
t -. JU ill Yvalao te J, . A aaa I-uTjci-1
3 i U-waL t I euoi. C-rssvmt. M
!--: s r-a ;, zstrs. Tjie. . u ai il
lrrr-e ajsc raa.
rtlt re.-e. e.a rJrUcar f)-U -ar. :s
ivtivji!.t., t 2. -t Att'Vstte, lai
II-I. t i I mviXT. luwur -itrt, ICi
uln'j t - iJ', ti-i Tus. .:- T:k.r.
GREATEST OF ALL
, NEGRO RIDERS.
' -
.amSatfaW
" aBaHaHI
aaaV Jhv
adHW. -BBfl'icTeaM
aHv'---3icS
.aSNMeH
" aHFefw JLafafl
i e
isaac Munrnr.
Mundiy ai one cf the BTatjst JorVeys.
white or h'ack. that exer bestrole a horae.
Ul face is a remarkably intellicent one.
F1 s . Sit Ijucui. ;nll-ta an4 K-Jla al
:Ixth ra--. tr.l! and a half-J" lit. 55
K.!tXl. t tu .'.. won. Hot. 1'iJ Itol.lnor. 8
to 5. TCi"t. H'lirnrson. VS (Mclnttn. t tn 1.
thri! Tirc. :J7:-5. liranl Vlt-. Itowr
Multh. v.it- ijjru anil 'Jrart.rti a!po ran.
Aarrasraaartt lark Reaalt.
Pr.iMni-. It I . July IT T3i N-npnrt
Mak-. th ilrjit or thre in th l"r i !nc- .
rlil lianiliraf. Narramnott Park. furnlh-l
on of thr lw-t rai tf th k ti-la Ke
rultr: Klift rar. mil and f.irtj- vrd-nran'! Slam.
' 1 to S. won. Thiiii-nd. J to 1. i"inj. Vrrnss.
J! to 1 th:nt. Tlm i:M. ,
J"'1! ri. flvo furlonB Ilyl. ! to t. won:
r?",,,"i '" ,s ," ' "-nd. Kfnia. J to 1.
TTiInl rm-. !.)Ut sj fur!oTij: I'lirl-nr. 1 to
j. won Th- Murkitr. to 1. rwond. Will
IrUhn.an. 4 n 1. thliil Tim-. 1.11
l-iiurth rc-. mil- and a furl'ma. Nwxrt
taK M.nci. T tu ;. iron. iMrirjin. 3 to 1.
finl. Ilrs :3 to X third Tim. tilJ-S.
Ilftl; ra--. :It- furlnrirw AnJmnik-. u to 1.
"" I'rocrMinii-. ; jo t. wonl. jltr Hll.
to 1. third. Tim-. i?c: S.
.-'Uth rac-. mil- Kti.l H furiine-Ortho5oK.
to 5. i'n. i1ui!. : (o I. f-nin.1. R F Wll
Ilttii. 1 to I. third. Tins-. 1:3 3-5.
MISSIP OK TROTT7i TIRP.
Xndlr Mac. I.laoajrrn. Xnlnrk. Dmey.
t-alatle aail .ta4ahoa Hoy r-
Uarklaiar Very Flat.
Mr. J. t. Si;e. Iw-s Moin-n. la. ha iut
Wj'-tht of T A. Conrad. s5t. I.ou! Mo
the p-iclin; mare. Glory JuaIi-. 2:l..u. hy
il.tmrietta Wilket. tlam "lamatls. dam o'f
thr . hy C K Clay. 2:1''. rec-ntlv adver
tl.1 for sale In The W te-n Ilorem:iti.
Mr. S!jrt ha pl.oc.l th- niar in the han.U
of W. II Ilarsiton at the Indiaiiai-ilis
tra.k. She ha a trial of :.lu-.
Iludd !ol.le is r-porled to have the fast
est sre-n iwivr eer in Ciltfornia. This
11-r. who will be. sn on the !rand t'lr
tult In WrZ. i? a Min of Oupid. r:lh.
Murray Hose, the well-known Mernphli
a-rr-tary. h.fil th- misfortune to have hN
ti-ye.ir-old i-oji run over and Inhtsintly
klll-d in CIiIciku la-vt wetk.
The pneern O.ill.ith-r. r?.C's. and FVank
Yo ikutn. r.iC'5. paoe.1 n dead h-at In
2-tV on th- lat day of the Ilradford.
l'.i . nif-tlim. List we k.
Thre- well-knonn hoi-e.a. traveling In
roi;nlto. ha con- on th- rook o far
thl f-.tson. Th-v are I!ok WINon. r:;
Ikk Iterry. -.lPi. and laM. hut not 1-ast.
Knap McCarthy's old war horre. l'.ilm
I-af. ;-li4. who was di.c"v-re.l at Ore-n-hurs.
I'i . last w.k. niaiueraiins under
the name of Prlnc- IMward.
L.Ionj-ro. S?'. i one of th- Itchiest
sho. trotter in the world. lie wear
aluminum sho-s welchlnc two and one
half ounces.
Iiewey. I-IS'--. 1 th- fa"tet ctven trot-t-r
of th- year. II- l a mn of Superior.
S.IT1. and won two rac..i at th lnver
meeting.
Kntries to th- -arly-eloInT stakes nt
Topefca. Kas.. war- s-itisfa-tory. and a
rnod j rocnimme I- assure-i for the Stp
li'mluT tn-titur. Si-.-nteen fntrles in th-S-year-oi'I
pace make this a-vettt look kooI.
J Champ llrown. the man who devel
oped and lirvusltt out tho one-time world'n
ehatni-ion jMcer. ltol'rt J . "lol'i. died
r-e-ntls- at Wllliam-iiort. I'a . where Ji
had lonir "mad- Iil-a home He had many
friends throughout Pennsylvania and New
York. liHvltur at diff r-nt times i-am-palcneil
a tatIe of hor-e. ajul had aNo
nct-d as Meret.iry of th- Wllllamoport
Ilartnt; As.-iatIon. 1-Inc suceei-sful In
loth t.ninches of rHclmt wrk.
Xoiook. 2 '-i. th- fastest p rfom -r of the
H'lFon, l the ji-oduet of a double YIIkes
cto. as h- wa" slris! by MeKlnney,
:llt. son of Aloone. dam ilai-il-. Trim.
l. i:oiiir. 2 14,. son of Simmuns, 2:.
He r.'duceil his r-cord from ;; to C.-?
In ln tirt rare of tl.e year, and lioks like
r. J-C! paeer nt 1-aat. 1IU dam. ?.u:-IIe.
I (.!:) ty Mr A II Mlll-r of Ituffalo.
who it u-ln" h-r for br'iillmj punHJs's.
The cr-t Coil,
Iron nnd Oil Circuit oaJ
lVnnjlvntili i1 made up of six of
h-st tusii" and trnck In th- St.ite of
lVnnlvanla The circuit opns at Klt
tannlns. !'i . Aueu-t li to 1 where the
eiitri-" clo- August IS. and W. K. Noble
1 -iT-tarv Tlon i-om-s Butler. I'unx-utawn-.
Brook vill- 'laiion anil Himrs
Imrc In ncular crd-r There are lilieral
puriea. fair tr--itmcnt and suro monev at
all of the-e plies 1' B Henderson ts
circuit secret.tr. Brook !!, I'a.
It ts sntioufic.il in th pre dl-patche
from th- We-it that Japan lntti.! to nd
i.eer;il repr- ntat1v- to tudy c!o--ly
th- hore 1. wn at the lwls jim! Clark
Imposition In Portland tht fall It l nl
stated that htn i will li- of!! Lilly repr--.-:itel
in thl! i. sard. Much hope ! n-ld
out ths-t th. ixlMjid Empir- may make
irs- purchases of re-dini: animals.
Walter IMreet Is considired able by the
x... one" to duplicate his sire's p-r-formanc-
down th- line when th latter
an rscine. Ever thing in sicht is con
ceded his
Senator J W Bailey of Tva was a
ii.ttie to Iyxincton tr.i we-- ne i
Mrhlv elat-,1 ht th.
KOod
showing the
hnnda
-.r9 -r r-l TToa
ho-v a Mich nt of pc.il In their bruhs..
isirr-Tondent ,,.s of werkout of
three mlki t-:ween S-t Marl- and Ner
:.i .ui. ti- a. "1 htve a a neat
rrir'v'tnttera. th- great Majar I'elmar ,
.t.r- sui i r.-ver aar suca a pui
.-
. ....-aev I
. 14. taW "i ' -" m, . ,
t'fu! 'rSt to c the two noN- ar.lrrtal
g.j Ilk- a in anJ I-ttlrg them do all
th-y ccn'.I th Iat i-aarter They hid a
f-uih !at w-ek. Al Cumraircs was work-out
Country Jay McDonald TL.
w Swe-t Mane. nd s-cond Trainer
i-nrnora with N-rvoto and to these
W-t't. horse corn- down th- homestretch
nc-k anTneck. with 5.eet Marl llnltli
ng tk ahead of Nervolo In S. was
w-crth "going miles to "
r.w rTor nt-t.. rcig.
ItritlaB fade
IJly
Wear Tesaa
Iw.
an Ftrat laay.
pjn-rnuc srn: i
talU. Tex July Si. A tr-tnndoas
I ralti'tiJrm set In jut b-fcre 3 o'cJ&rk this
aftemo-Ki an-I Just after trw rac- urx"r
th auspices of the Lalla rlvlc; Club
tad started
Nearly Lrt rron were In the grand
atasd Ttr betting th- 2rt in Texas un
der tt ae.w antlra-'ilmom law of the
State. as Kv-ly la books an-I auctions.
Only on runchig -vent had be-rj flalsft-d
when the. day's racing had to he abon-don-d
b-vac of the- :orm Th--downtown
rlrc5is ar still tt-n In deflarrc of the
rew law. but vuorou rrosecutlons are
lc)krd for at any trcci-nt.
Wsstera taaa..
At r Var--Caia Z. l 31
l-ir tr-.ra-.
At Iir-T tvsrr-r , St- Je-pi z.
At rsjttte-ra-tlc t-4. Sa Qty J.
m.imp -TVi:ai- ill iiirvt.., 4.1--
of H M Chllds and ether trainrs at :he
local track It-rtha B-nnett O Is st-p-tdS
k a cikf filly, and Vera Prodlg!
SI is reckoned to h th making of a
llfl-.-l a' It!-" -. "" -
a. . a . a ar a a S aa.a aa-aST narir- Ila" 1 a
h ! lulf f Ci'imtt-d. 1K anI
- giH.r.a!t it nana ryau-
NO-HIT GAME LOST:
HOWELLBEATHRUBE"
Henlej Equals Mathewsoa's Great
Record, Shutting Browns Out
Without Run or a Hit Wad
dell Throws Second Away.
STAXDIXG OF THE ClABft.
Anerleaa LMgae.
Out.. W. I- Pet. Cluh. W. U. Pet.
CJvvrland ...;: r .CM lS.mt-n S 41 .tu
7.!co i .r, , Y.rk...S 41 .
Philadelphia SI .K jr UJflS..ll i .
Utrult ... .42 J .iS V"ahlnston Z U .S3I
Wfcrr Tkrjr Flax T-Djr.
Nw York at . IuU. I'MU.Irl. at Chtco.
Vtrrdar'a Braalla.
Phlla. -. nt. LouUa-XICIrwUn.! 3. Iloaton .
t-Tilraa-n a. N. Yt.rH I. U'trutt . Waaa. t-i-
W-ldon Henley, a macnifieent peclnln
of the Southern lad. lifted himself from a
mi-dlocr place, Into tlie loftiest niche In
American pltcherdom yesterday, when fee
siiiiji me Browns out without a nit or a.
run in the Brst came of a doubleheadrr.
taking rank with Miithewson and YoutiK.
Henl-y'a feHt was a iiotable achievement
for a youngster from the Memphis club
of the Southern I-ajfue a year ago. he
ha won hW spurs aral a b-uH-ball crown.
Nature provided Renerously for the lad
and .lidowtd Mm wltn a massive frame
and a cool head. Krcnt his elevation In
front of the Ttrowiile butteries, he hurle.1
hw shots into the mitt of little ltarton.
routine- McAIter's sturdieit irunners with
laughable f and tinUiiinx up as strong
a wh-n he started.
In all that remarkable battle, wily three
of the n.i th-s it ached tlrnt base. They
were the tliree pases donated by Weldon.
Not one of them eer reached a second
base, two being pickled by Barton and the
third forced out at s-cond. Only tn Ihe
lost innlrr. when Gleason escaped by Bar
ton's miarudement of a high foul, did
more than thn-e of the locals fac the
gaunt lad In the square. Ills control was
niacnlnceiit. "Rube" Waddrll. In hla
luilmlest nwrntnts was not better.
Mora than 8. p-r-ons feverthly" fol
lowed the moiemcnts of that emaclatel
catapult In th- final moments of the
clash. As; batter after batter returned to
hl s-at and Silk O'ljiuehltn's sharp
"strl-k- tuh" and "j'ou're out" tolled off
the i-rioil of the now historical struggle,
the jiopul-jcc moved uneasily In their seats).
A sil-n-e f-H on the multitude as Ilenler
whlrl-d his disastrous brand of pellets In
the .Ishlli luulnic. As Jones rolled out.
the stands and 1I artier broke Into a tu
multuous roar. The rare treat ' a no
hlt. tiu-run jrame tlished before them.
F.S WITH HAM.EV.
Strance as It n.ay appear, they roundly
elildiil Barton for his mlstako on Glea
son's foul Only three more out to make,
and the fans shifted their tnipport to
Mack's elongated youth. They cheered
when Uot'i forced illeayoti at second, ap
plauded when I'elty btKteil a ip fly to
Starr, and were hushed In breathless sua-p-:se
aS the Kre.it Stone walked to the
plat-, only to rise In lite stands and
br-ak forth In a liedlam of yells as Stono
flew out to aeylxild. The no-hlt game had
l--n enart-d lief or ttielr ryes, and Hen
ley received a gristing, aa he slowly wlth
diew front th diamond, which will Ions
lie retnetnliered.
An i.!al day. a great g:ithrrlng of the
falthfu! and the extraordinary work of
tin- young :naii contributed to thoroughly
satiate the most ardent rooter. Harney
J'elty was mcrshadow-d by the splendor
of his antaconist. McAleer'a premier
twtrlr was hit hard In every alternate
Inninc and was Invincible at other times.
Four doubles nnd two triples, with four
tngles. all tnade by Davis. Cross. Hoff
man. Ilartse) and Seyliold. produced an
easy victory with Henley working tn per
ftct form.
rKLTV HAD OFF OAT.
I'elty had a decM,! ff day. starting by
walking th- flrt two batters. Cros scor
Ing the first run on a double to left, and
"Fatty F-!!" Seybold droie Iave to th
1 nch with n smash agalti't the center
flel I Meac!irrs. which "Hutch" made a la
borious effort to reach.
llartsel walked hl next time up. took
third in IavlVs smash to left, and "Dad
dy" CYoss a,raln drove his cotton-topied
suNirillnate hf.me by n sting to left. Davis
tallii-d on S-jlH-.ld'n out to Wallace and
Captain Iive van ta,bb-il on an abortive
-Ifort to work the doubl- rteal.
I:n1s; triple 1hln.l th- steps tn right
fi-ld and th third Nngla of th veteran
l.v cor. niothr In the fifth, and
Hoffman's douLl- to 'the "Katv" slim In
rtaht field nnd a douMe br Iavls added
nnother in th- seventh. Barney worked
out of a nit-) hoi- in th last session, as.
the fans were yelling to the enemy to
"welt it out." to gle Henley a moment's
r--t for his surretne effort In the last In
nin?. Only two of the Brownies fanned In th
poch game Walltc wan the only local
Ltd to make anything approaching a hit.
IV; drovf a liner Mralght at Hoffman In
the tilth Innlnc. Weldon k-pt the ball on
tn- ground or eiti nis way through by
forcme his opponents to jhp up aiy
files The .i?ore:
FIILTT OAMK.
ST.
LtiL'IH
AU. K.
A.
li
4
0
e
o
S:on- left fl-M. . ..
strr mxiiM i,i-
Van Znt. rl:M nld...
V.'rtllac-. iihortfop ...
Ko. M-r. i--ntr n-M....,
J. n-. rtrt ti--
I'isin. thlM rase......
thWll"l.-.. catcn-r .
itu). .'lor
Totals . . .
S 0 6
is
rniu-.HKi.riwA.
ah it. 11.
Ilirtwl. l-fl fl-M 3 t I
llorfaian. ctntrrftIl 4 : z
l)at. xlr-t tsi-.. I : 3
I'ro. third las- -.5 1 3
S-ldiL rlajht n-id 1 ) I
Murphj. si-cunl has- .... 4 o e
Kn!rht. -hort-toj
lUrtoTi. c&trlrr 4 0
lUr.lc). ittch-r 4 0 0
TntlN 35 f ST
s: 1iu'.-. oocoaeo
PMlad. Inhla 2 'J 2 1 0 1
i
0-4
ltn.i run - Phtlad-lphU 4 Tso-t.ase hit
Clo- .. StM 1. Ial t. Hartal I Thre-t.a-
rata Liails 1. Huffman 1 Moltn !
II -Trajan 3. Murphy I luxi ,n tall-Off
lVl'r S. eff ll-nl-y 3 Strike ojt-H- Ivlty t
l llrn!- I L-ft on ta--st I.uts J. ltiUa
d.l;hU 7 Ttm- -f cam-- i.'r.e hour and forty
ralr.utrs I'mrilr- U'f.cugftlln.
SECOND GAME.
H-n'e"s brilliancy had won the popu
lace entirely, but their loyalty to the homo
lads shocd ltsvlf no sooner than the
quaint Waddell and Srtir-ck tcitt-ry t-e-g.in
to warm up in front of tho stand.
It was .ilwajs in lJ-nc- until it-uben
thr-w hi game awn In the las: Inning
of an -xi-Itttig battl- with HowiU
"Happy Harry" an 1 the veteran Sul
gen recrsd th-result of zh- lllumlnat
el frolic of Usi Wednesday evening
when t:-" i.nd Tit wr-ftllnc tvt best
e.! the Brownie b-ttry. breaking fhe
s-r l.s with rbtlade phla in half. The
score wjs S to S
K-twten th- sp.ll of HmteyN wonder-
ui -.oi;iiiuii .o t--k..., ...hi.ii u 4013
...m......,... -........, . - - ... ......
dell and Sohreck again: the fnc In
I-ft t'.-ld. Th- eccentric diamond ccme
dlar.s contlnu-d their antics when th
cljr. Unol up until Mark said "Get buv.
iZtl "" nnd It wa fully an hour aft-r
O'l.tushlln called tht eond clash that
thf faith.J' Mucked up ejurage enough
to veil at rteut-n.
Th erratk- outhj-aw was going at a'
terrific clip Ini Iot nj tim-. In Impr-sslng
the fact en Boss McAleer. As h- fanr.-d
Van Xant eal!y. with Ston- at cor.d. h
glanced at Sir James saying "Giaess I'm
rott-n ah Jim"
Surflc it to ay. Mac prebahjy wlashed
the Hub- elsewhere. And the faithful
ha.1 a Joncizg de!re to Imagine WaddII
back la "The Stain of Guilt."
Calus lu rt craciouly unburder.e.! the
thlckly-populat-l tacds aftr riltchlng
four remarkable Inning.- H wa ever
agreeable to an appreciative aulitnce. He
ajiurned th heavy part In this winter
mekairama and made th Browns a pres
ent of the conflict Th- guilty Rub
walked Ko-hl-r twice- and each time
"Dutch"" .manas-d to get around the cir
cuit. Both :lrae Gorg Edward was
amu!ng hlndf with th propoiUon of
g.tr.x Kohlr three balls and then
sinking the batter out as he did In his
ctyfr days.
"BCBEf" IN BOLE OF VILLAIN.
But "Rut" ts elder, and to th twe
stained heaves ef the guilty Thespian the
Browr.s ct! th game. Howell and his eel
till wa a mytery to th Athletics for
f-eir innlr.g. not on cf th r.r reach
tcg firjt.
Then Seybold doubd. Harry fanned
Muryhv. bat "Socks" got to thtrd 00
Ksight's est. The SU IsxU dit M
Th pellet aiwjiin t tk
aOH fW
It. Joe let It ar
a tke osrpaleBt
a aaa. Tka rol-
Mckter aatterr at Mta. but Howcu atrack
aatSartael. Kh tka acton a aeeend
- .- -
M - - ibl aM la tta aalf of
taa artk aa toak taa lead. Koenler
aiack ta taa ohkor cs w
Taa Joaaa rolled the ban to Waddell
and be aroroptlr turned and buried to the
Stoat Knight to catch Koehler. The ball
caroeaed to left fleM and "Datch" hastened
to third.
Oleaaon poked to Darta. Harry twirled
about once or twice and finally threw
Jonea out at second. Joe Sudgen luid an
nmcalna; tlm. with Waddell. fouling no
less than twMre new halla over th atanda
and keeping the Illuminated pitcher bap-J
uains; nem on tne grass.
Finally jajden walloped one Into Hart
ael'a hands. "Topsy" toad the catch,
threw badly to c.tch Koehkr. and when
the ball went back to the diamond Rube
bad missed a chance to nail Uleason at
bomepiste. and the score was passed.
Hoffman tied the game tha next inning
on a trip! to left field and a single by
Davis to right. Howei: was Invincible aft
er this Inning, although a neat double In
the eighth helped hitn when he had walked
Hartsel and Davis. Rube allowed one hit
In each of the three succeeding sessions.
Koehler opened the ninth with the fans
stamping and yelling at Mack's great
southpaw.
"Dutch" got a las, but not before Wad
delt's Ire arose to a fever heat when
OLaughlln refused to call Koehler out on
strike. Jones again laid down the sacri
fice and the Reuben again hurled the ball
wide. This time the pellet danced about
the ratling on the tight-Held bleachers as
Jones chased to second and Dutch brought
up at third. Oleaaon whipped a ball over
Beybold's head In right field and the game
ended. The score:
t. zorm
AB. R. H.
Stone, left nM 4 J
Starr, second base to
Vanzant. right acid ..- o 1
Wallace, abonstop 400
Knefcier. center Held .... 9 3 0
Jtn-. nrst baas S
ni-rxon. third base 4 t S
Sus'toi. catcher 0 0
Unwell, pitcher 10
TWala 2 1 S
PKHaADEXroiA.
AB. R. H.
HartaeU. left fleM 3 0 0
O.
a
1
t
s
s
1
c
1
37 U
Hoffman, c-nter fleM.... Sit
Davla. nrst taae S 1
Cron. center fleM 10 0
seyrntd. tight nll 3 1 1
Murphy, second baas ..4 o
Knlaht. shortstop 4 0 0
Schraek. catcher .1 3 0 1
waitilell. pitcher 3 1
TWals 9 3 I Kt 3
NdQa out tvtian aHnnlna ran avaat toad-.
at. tiuia a a a a : a a u 1 S
Phlladalphla 1 0 0 1 I 0 0 -2
tarneii runt FTiiiaaioipnTa 1. twomm mia
SeyboM I. Three-taiae hits-Hoffman 1. tc-
nnc aits Jones 3. Ftarr I. Metrman 1. inm
bla plars Hinrell and Wallace 1. Passed balla
Suanton 1. fltoln Hfta-av Itleaaon l fiaTla 1.
Will pitches Howall I. liases -n balla-Off
Howell 4; eff WaiMell r Struck nut-By How
ell : br Waddeu . larft on baaes St Loots
7, ntllaaetphla (. Tim of gam One hour and
thirty minutes. Umpire OTatoghlln.
Xates af tha Gasae.
Cbriatr Mathawson pitched a co-hit. no-run
gam at league park four years aco. The
exact lat- was July 1a 1I. SuJhntr at that
tlln- working fur the Roblsons. was his o-p-nent.
Jack Warner caught Mathewsvn. Iln
ley'a achloi-ment was m-re nmabla. aa 1iar-II-
Hickman, then at short for the Giants,
knocked down two line drlres br thrtlltnir leaia
In the air and tb Olantr right ftelder rausnt
a rermlnclr unposstbl drive In the last In
nlnr. Wallace's liner to Hoffman was th
only, smash made yraterday which smacked of
a Utile.
"The aeorgla Cracker" has leaped Into prom
lnne at a bound. The lad deserved Ms lc
tuiy. Only twenty-ftvn Hrowntea were at bat
d irtng th- ctvat exhtMtlon of bitching skill.
Had ltarton caught illeason's foul fly. onlr
thr- men would have faced th Cracker" tn
cch Inning or the game. Weldon sot a "Wr
done. Henle." from all aides after the game.
Barton trl-d rn amateurish trick on Koehler
In the f.ri same which will surely bring th
y.jungjter crlrf If h- attMrgits to practice the
act. As K-hr swuna to hit. Barton raised
h!s glove, halting Ko-hlcfa swing. The lall
n'lled gently down to Imvls as Koehler turned
on lUrtun an. read the riot act.
Mlk O'laanghlln. prubablr lbs best umpire In
tha big leagues, was a little off on balls and
strikes tn the second conflict yesterday. It is
by no mean an easy task to mand In th
burnlnc sun f.ir thr-e hours ami rail the ds
eery time a ball ! thrown over th ruM-r.
Silk e-n-l up matters, however, and the faith
ful ha. rts real kick to make ca Mllk'a work
Clark Orifflth enmes to fit. Ivnisa with his
Highlander this afternoon. Jack Powell. wri
has be-n In the rlty for the past two Aav
rrettnr up. will work this afternoon against hU
old ls and "We Willie" U slated to upheld
tha honor of th Browns. Both clntia are go
ing at th fastest pare they have ezr-ri-nced
this season and the lour games ought to 'o
warmly contested.
ChiraaT B tcw Task 1.
Chicago. July 22. In a pitchers battle t.i-day
Chicago won the third straight gam from New
Vera. New York's I'-na run was scored Uirougn
Chlcago'a ern-a. Attendance. 14.224. i.-or:
Chicago. 1
A1I.ILO.A.E. IConmr.
AIl.H.O.A K.
If.. 4 0 2 0 0
Oren.
rf... 4 10 0 1 iKeeler. rt.. 4
0 0
0 13
0 : i
14 0
1 1Z I
3 3 1
0 13
Holm-s. If. I
Davie. .... t
3
IS
0 1
1 1
1 3
1
0 1
0 oiKlKerra. a. 4
OiWlIlUresb 4
0 'Teaser, tb.. 4
rsaiihon. lb I
larwi. m... I
Jf.r-. of... 2
Ailltvan. e. 3
Tan'hlll. sb 3
White, n... 3
Kults. ef... 3
1-ow-ra. lb. 3
Mctltilr. e 3
Cheat.ro. p. 3
Totals ...21 4 24 It 1
Totals 2T IS
New York.
It 4
Chtcagi 0 0 0 0 19 10 ..3
New York 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 01
Left on bases Chicago 2. New York 4. Two
tos h!t-McJutr 1. Three-haM htta Jon-a
1. fsacrtnc hit Cheabro I. Ftnl-n base Jon
1. Green 1. Struck out By Whit 2. by Chs
br I Passed halla McGutr I, Bases on balls
Off Chest.ro 1. TimeOn hour an.l tire-ity-nln
minutes. Umpires Sheridan and McCar
thy. Detroit ft , Washlagrlaa (s-a.
Detroit. Julv 22. iJetroit won lth am- -f
a doub-healer to-itay from Washington, mak
ing a straight s-rlea of ne gam fcr the
leeala. Atten'lance. 4.501. Scores; King game:
lvtn.lt.
AIl.H.O.A. K.
Cxley. rl.illU
rVhaef-r.Sh 4 0 13 0
Mclntlre. If 4 I 2 0 0
ira.wf..rd.rr 4 110 0
O'L-ary. a. t t 3 1 1
Lowe. 3b... 8 2 0 3 1
l.'.-..lar. lb 4 1 S 0 0
Drill, e .... I 11) 2 4
lnotan. p 1 0 0 3 0
Tctala ...34 127 14 3
Wsahlngtun.
AU.II II.A.K.
Nil. 2b..... 4
rxntor. - 4
Hickman. 3) S
And-na.ef S
H'lsinan. It 4
Htahl. Hi... 4
Km.ll. rf... 4
H-Vn. e,. 4
Patten, p.. 4
1
i
3 :
3 3
2 1
2 3
3 11
I 0
0 3
0 1
0
0
1
1
l
Total . .30 II U 13 -S
Detroit .. ..70100000 ..J
Washington 0 o 2 0 o 1 3 0 0-1
Tan-Mat hits Melr.trr L Drill 1. Lowe 1.
Iluelaman 1. Three-Uua hit Hickman I.
Home runs fawford 1. Kacrtflc hlt-Iiw I.
Donovan 1. Baara en IaIL Off rmovan 3. off
Patlea 2 Left en lse Drtrolt 4. Washing
ton 4. iitrack eut By DcrxAan 7. by Itten 1.
I;nM t.:ti-O'learr to S-haef-r to l.tnlny
1. Wild pitches latt-n I. TIm-One kwjr and
forty minute, t.'mplr Cennul'y.
H1VOND 5AMK.
Itro!t.
Waahtngtcn.
AH.ir.o.A.i:.
All.ll.IU E.
Cilr. cf S
NI1I. Jb.
CasMy.
4 1
sv-l.aefer.2t. 3
Mclntrre.If 4
crford.rf 4
C'letfT. a 3
t.. Jt .. 4
IJn-'.sey. lb 3
Drill, c. . I
Ktlllan. p.. 4
2 1
Hlokmaji.Si 4
Anderon,cf s
Ilueltrn-n.lt 2'
5thl. lb.. 2
Knoll, rf. . 4
KUlre.!g..c 4
Hughes, p . 3
tmiii . ,x :
Totals ...34 a:i 11 1
Two out when wlar.trg run was ecire.1.
retn 2 a 0 1 a 4 0 1-4
Waahtngtcn ... 00310000 01
Two-baa tits O'larv 1. Horn runs Cooly
1. SacrtCr hits- pehaefer 1. Drill 1. Htahl I
Baaearn tall-!') Kllliaa 3. bjr Hughes 4 Hit
-.th ball Stahl 1 IWt on bases rjtrcit 7.
Waahlngtoa 11 nruck out Hr Kllltan 2. Ly
Hcgheta 3. Time-Oca hcur and forty minutes.
Umpire Cenaolly.
nriaa1 8. Baataw X
Ore!s-.d. July 22. Th Inrata ma.te t,
cut of sis with Boston to-day. cutbattlr.g tLe
vlattcr Attenlan-e. T.341 sVn:
Cleveland. .
Uoattn
AB.HO A.E.1
AB.lt O.A.C
Jaciei. If.
Pay. cr..... a
rilrk. rf... 4
KaM. 2b... 4
Bradley. 3b 4
Turner, a.. 3
t-arr. lb.... 2
B-ja-low. e..
Donchu. p 4
a 2
3 4
1 0
2 1
2 1
2 2
lit
0 3
1 0
0 Pelbach. rf. 4 I
t
C Iiarent. s .. 4 2
0 Burkett. If. 4 2
1 iv,!!tr.. Jo. 1
O.HtahL cf... 4 I
1 1
a 0
: 4
2 0
'Freman.lb 4 0:10
0 Frrl. 3ti.. 4 12 1
0r!ar. c... 242
t irstbacn. d .. a a a s
Wlr-ter. n.. 3 n a 1
Totals
34 13 27 13 I HWmifca. 1 0
IfUngUub ..1900
TMala . 34 i 24 17
Batted for Crtgr.
tlutt-d for Winter la ninth.
nrrelaed 1 0 0 4 9 0 .:
Beaton 1 0 0 0 r 9 I
Hlts-Off Olba-tx 1 la l-j Irnig; eff Wtater.
12 to 2 3-3 Innings. First on errora
lios-jvn 1 Two-baa Ufa Bay 1. Bcrkettl 1.
rarest 1 rerria 1. (Seltach t facrlftc t
Cars 1. Tarnr l. Mcl-n taee Bay 1 Piaea
on taIa-Off Winters 2. Left o tae C7ere
taed t. Boat-a t Htrock jt-Br Ion.4i'j 3.
by A'lrte f. Tim' Ona b-ur and thtrty-flv
ratatrtes. fmrlr CBODor.
toMsss State Leaajw.
At Fert Dndg Fort Dolge 2. BarltsgUS 2.
At Ottumwa Otttnawa . Watrk 2
At MarahaUtown Osaaks-aa 2. ttanhallioarn I.
At Keokuk Boraa gam pr-atpmed. rain.
C
dsatoa t as.
At Hot:
a. jsociw j. Banenes 1
Clark ant Faeba;
GIANTS AGAIN
DEFEAT CARDINALS
Thielmaa Meets Fate of Taylor
and Poor Fielding Allows Mc
Grawites to Walk Away With
One-Sided Contest.
STAXDI.Itt OF THE CLCBS.
. Xatloaal Leaae.
ciub. w. u. ret. j ciub. w. u. ret.
S.'w JT0 s .7' Cinctr-natl ...4 .Mi
brgw...M 33 .a ,T. UJL-I3..21 t J
PhllaAfliihia, ft a .5l!n..ton SI .S
chicaao 5 a .-: 1 iiro-kiyn ...:i & .:
Wher They Play To-Day.
Xo garcys e..1-iluy.L
Vealerday'a Reaalta.
S.-Jo'k l'Ul .cincm. 7. Kreok. 1-1.
Biatttn s. Chicago l.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
.?' York. July 22. Encores came so
thick and fa.st at the I'olo ground yester
day that the St. Louis Omllnala decided
to repeat the baseball comedy rendered
with so much eclat nnd as to-day was tha
last chance the ierformanc was run
through again with new situation and
rome bright lines added at the last mo
ment. Although th srorn cf the game wia 3
to 4 instead of 14 to 2. tho net result was
the same. Unlike the grumbling comedi
ans uf Broadway, who complain that they
are so oft-n forced to face an "I dare j'o'.t
to makii tne lauch" audienc. the visitors
found that thlr mere appcuranl-o was the.
signal for a universal grin, xteinlinc from
one plank to the other of th- stands.
Tho Giants who kir.dly assisted at the
performance, afforded a lively contrast,
for Howermati was the only funmaker In
the truup-..and hka methoils are julte dif
ferent from tho-e use! hv th- Cardinals.
DFM.BAVY STAKED
Ther was a villain in tl bill named
Dunlcaw. ami n. Mcllraw took the ardu
ous part of th- "first hooray" and on
Johnston. personatM th "vole from
witro'jt. the ca.st wa fairly compl-tc.
Those who hafi nothing to say or do
that .w funnv spoke their lines er went
through their "business" in a wlttj man
ner, and that was quite enough. Time
was about tli beginning of the season
that th St. Louis Cardinals with looked
upon with fear ard tr-mhllitg.
Then they suddvnlv developeil Ktseball
nppeniiciiis and Charley Nichols wai
pruned out.
The result Is that the St. IouU Ditchers
can't pitch, th catchers can't catch and
the fielders can't field. All hands can Kit
fairly well, and Burke has not succeed
ed In eradicating this feature ay -t.
since huttii.g. after all. is largely a mat
ter of Instinct. Huwcver. James has
holies.
The gam started at alKmt the pice that
was to hae been anticipated. After tho
first three CardintJs had been illpo,d
of Georgia Broivr.it rturtcd New York's
half of the tyt-opener with an earnd
baso on balli iiarned li-eaus ho actually
coaxeil It away from Thlelman. "Mik-"
Donlltl steppHl Jauntily to the tut and
forced him at second, but after that tho
hits and other causes contributory to
victory cam.- along with great rcKUlarity.
"Dan" McGann also drew a lias- on
balls, and a weird and wonderful balk by
Tlilelman moved them loth alone. M-r-tes's
ait was too scalding for TSl-Invin.
and Donlln and McGann seor promr.tly.
Dahlen's hot stitch pulii-d "Sandow"
along to thlnl. and he nnd Dahten sooroil
on I.vlin's hit. coupled with ajniu fil
Ish flinging of the ball around the dia
mond. Gilbert obligingly struck out. nnd Itow
enmn's first attempt, a hard slap to
Thlelman, resultet in tli tldrd out.
Brnlne's single, following ltow-erman'a
two-ling slash, gave' th- Giants a run in
the fourth, and in th- fifth Thl-lm.tn and
th r si of the St. ImuU team simply fell
apart.
In this session th Giant sandwiched
four stolen liase-" In Mwoti slncl-s by
Mertis. Devlin and Gilb'-rt. Hresn-ih.-in's
ri-eoiid two-sack sinnsli and an error by
Leahy. The n:es th-y made of thinus
resulted In four more ruju-. After that
the Champions simply plod-led comfort
ahlv along to the finish.
In th thlnl Innlm; the visitors, who
could not forget to hit now nd then,
worked In a run on "Srtke" Shannon's
base oti balls and Armlt's two-lmse
smack. In th nest session Dunh-ivy'n
has on ball? coitnt-il aftir s.ifo drives by
Burke and Iahy Ilow-rinan's overtiitow
of second allowed Dunleavy to scor- in
th sixth, and Meliride. who had con
tributed a hit. came home on lyahy's fly
to the ubiuultoiw Mcrtcs. The score:
HT. XvU'lS.
All.
.. 4
... i
... 4
... 4
... I
... 4
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
it. ii. o. a. n
O.
I
1
4
12
1
t
l
t
Fi
o.
i
Bhannon. left field
Arrult. "con.t La....
Smmit. center field
Berkley, tlril ba-
Iunl-Mry. riuht h-ld..
atcllrlde. shortstop ....
Burk. a-citnl ba....
Iiahr. catch-r
Thlelman. pitcher ....
Totals
SOT
Brown, tight field...
Isinlln. center field...
Mctiann. first liae
Mertea. 1-ft n-M
Hahlea. hortt-l ....
lierlin. thlnl .ae
Gtltrt, seii.nd !--..
f-'Irang. i-oni! Ui.!...
Iliia.ermnn. catch-r ...
Amis, pllchcr
Total
St. Lou!
t o
2
0
t
i 0
4 A
...3 4
YOUK-
13
All. I
... 4
. &
... 4
... J
... 4
...
... 4
... v
... 4
... 3
...K
.." 9
..I rt
13 1
ft .
o .
s 0
0 )
New Ycrk
First liase on error- No York I I-ft ti
ba Nw Yoik . St !:l 7. 11rt !- en
balls-Off Ames 3. off Thiehnan - Mruck out
By Ames 7. by Thlelman I. Two-Uas- hits
Bowerman S. Arnlt I. Sn-rlflc- hits-Ames 1.
Stolen Mtea Brown 1. Meites 2. IH-vlln i.
ISiuM- rIas-Ji!l-rt. Inhln an-1 MefSana I
lUlks-Ttilelrann I. i.-ise.l ball lhy t.
Umpire ji,hntnn. Tlme-rTwo hours At
tenilanc. Vi.im.
Itaaatoa Z. I.'biragca I.
n-it.in. July :;. The mm with n.lc-igo to
day a won by Ik-tl-n 11 lb t-nth triune tn
a slrgle. a rarrlRc-. an 'e-rijr an.i a r-IJr
choir-. elirer pltclml an excirllent 511-.'.
atrtklng out nine roi. s-core:
Uortnn. Chlcaeo
A1I.H.O A K. All.ll.O A H.
Alih'chlo. a S 3 3 1 .-'larle. cf- 4 1 1 ' u
Tern, lb.. 4 I S3 1 1 Sl.ilir.ey. rt3 I I (1 11
Hilar.. if..l : svhulte. If. I I o
Deleh'tl. If 4 0 1 11 0 banc-, lb. 3 1 12 1 1
HWM, 111 10 1 l Tinker. . 3 1 3 0
Frax-r. cf.. 3 9 2 0 Kvcrs. 2b. . S 1 2 1
Bavmer. 21i 4 1 2 4 0 I'ar-y. I 0 e 2 0
M'n. ... 4 2 if Klcg. c. .. t 2 M 11
Willis, p... 4 1 1 1 ' Wetir.tr. p. I 1 2
Tuts!" ...37 T 13 1 Tctal ..34 'Z II 2
On it when winning run Has aeorI.
Beaton 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ) 0 1-3
Cblcaga .. - . I 0 o o 0 0 0 e 1
Two-taee hlts-i'hance I. Sciiac- hll Tensy
I Tinker 1. Mal'.s-v 1 Double play- Vit".
ten anl Ter.n 1. liijmer an.l T-r.ir 1 Flrt
la on talle-Off Wl.Ils 4. Hit by fltcfce,! ba.I
-By W tills 1 struck out By VM;it 4. by
Wimr s. l""-il bill Mcran 1 Time On
hour and fifty miaute Umpire O'lfuy . At
tendant. 2.'J-
riarlaaatl '
Hrooklya I I.
Brooklrn. July 22 Hnl-n' team aj i.n
twtc to-day by tr. Cincinnati play-ra. Tr
alaltora ore.t six runs tn th r.ra: gain ar.2
seven In th noinl score:
FIRST liAME.
Iirklya.
Cincinnati.
Alt It.'.!. t-
ahiio j-
llatl cf .. 4
Hca-alr.-.TS
HUec.ard.lf 4
Lumley. rf 4
Patch. 2b.. 4
OtsaleT. lb. 2
Ixwl. a .. 4
Slllar. 7J . 2
Bergen, c. 3
Jtltrhell. p. 3
Harry. It'. 4
Ke.ly. If. . 2
setnaa-. rf 4
Cr.-crac 5
Oduea. rf. 4
rtelr.rdt.lb I
5rhlel. C . 2
Catng. tsl
1
3
2 0
Totals .3t 7 27 12
Total 2i It 27 12 1
Pro-kirn 0 0 0 ? 0 0 0 1-1
Cincinnati 2 1 3 0 1 -
To-t4 hlta Hugrlnt 1. Iaii!ey T f-acrle
Rca hit Barry L itoe-n ta--0.1ell 1.
rchlel I IMufcf- plaw-llunir. an! SchM 1
Laf. on rse Brooklyn i. Cincinnati 4 Firat
lava on baJls-Off Mitchell 4. cf: Kalrg I Fim
baa en -rmrs i-inclnnatl 1 lilt br r"cr.-.f
balr-nr i:-lc 1 struek out By Ml'ebell 3,
ty Kir.g 4 pan 1 bail l!n:en I T.me ef
game on hour anl nftffour mlnutea lm
lire Urasil AttendafX-e. S..
fl3J.ND ilAMC
Clnefinatl
in it ra i
All II. '.I A l-
tvtM.S. cf. 2
1 I
- 'Hocrlns. 7i J 1 2 1 4
HalL cr ... j
aherkar2.1f
Lcmley. rf. J
Batch. 3! . 3
Oasler. lb 4
Iala. S . 3
Malar. . J
Bitter, e 3
fjtas. p. 1
jenea.
t
I 2
1 2
1 2
2 :
: o
l
a 1
lur-.-,. lb.. 4 2 1 o
1 Kelly. If .: I 4
Ois-tnaar. rf 4 2 1
2 .iCcrrorn. . 4 2 4 3
1 iMIL cf 4 - 1 0
a o sMelnTdt.rj 4 2 2 2
4 il.Ita. c . 2 2 2 1
sjChecn, p.... J J a 2
: i
e o
Tetala
221227 F 0
. i 27 12 0 1
TeAalo
Brocalrn . - - . .- oeooofi-i
aaSnnaU 1 4 o I 1-7
taae arav-Faesta z, gtcatiut v sae
Lawdar L
Babl pUv-bckard. Batch sad Malay 1.
GeaaleranJ Batch i. Srcofui and S"T,J!;
Rltter and Gessler 1. Left 00 bass-HriBklyn
4. CtnetnnaU 2. First base on baMs-By heeh
1. Hit by pitched baH-Br Eajon 2. Struck
cut-By Chech 3, by Jones L Tlsae of
One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire ansie.
Attendance. T.OOft. ,
MMls Bill Claaejr tSoea staaekesta
f the Eastera Leaawe.
New Tork. July 2t-Prestdent PnlHam of
the National terague to-oay announcea too
following contracts and releases:
Contracts With St. Louis. T. J. Leahy.
Release By Pittsburg. William Clancy
to Kcchester. Eastern League; by St.
Louis. David I Brain.
fEL. PL.W COMMMMOW MbV3T.
etadera af Trailer lerairae Wilt Ba
Owtaoaed ky "traac Teasa.
The While Seals, leaders In the Troltey
League ract will entertain th Commis
alon Men at Kulage'a Fark this after
noon. L"p to date, the Seals have been play
ing a good article uf baseball, and now
lead the league by three points.
Kulage's team expects to increase tills
lead to-day. The Commission Men have
bolstered up their weak places, and will
oppose the Seals with their strongest
line-up.
Hurley, who ha been doing good work
in the box for the Sealr. will twirl for
that train to-day.
De Temple said to b a very clever
boxman. will twirl for th Commission
Men.
Th gnm will be called at 4:30 o'clock.
The line-up:
Whit Seala.
Vurl-y
Olfford
Omcery
MiKtlllMan....
McKeoan
Kelley..
llriickmeyer...
Kaianauch...
Position.
..lttchcr.
4JUIUIaaruu.
D9 Temple
akins
...Catcher
..First base ....
..S.von.1 ba..
..Thlr.l bae....,
..Shortstep
...l.eft fteM
..Om:r field
........uainey
.........Caacy
..Ct r-nhue
..J. Docahua
llan
..Iloltthauaer
Harry
aiatttca
Klgtlt field....
t.'mrlre Fclle.
K. I. T. Leaicae.
At Princeton lllncetnn 3: Cairo 2
At Vlnc-titie Padaciih 5: Vlncennea k
KHKHM1 AI CII.MPfOHIP.
tlaelnaaH Man Defeats Waldaer ta
Teaala Flaals.
Chicago. July SS. Nat Emerson of Cin
cinnati was xlctorlotis to-day in the fi
nals of the Weurn Championship tennis
tourn.imi nt. II- tl-fvated 1 H. waldner
fi-t. 6-2. l-i; 6-1. Waldner was wild and
Inacetirati: throughout and Emerson
plaved bv far the b-tter ganie.-
Mis Mvrtle McAtcer of Pittsburg won
the finals It: the women's tournament, de
feating Miss Carrie Necly of Chicago.
6-1. 6-S
As Miss Mav Sutton of California, who
won the championship last year, is not
prteiit to defend her title. Miss McAtcer s
victory tn the finals makes her the cham
pion. toiurson on Monday will meet Krelgb
Collins for the title of Western tennis
champion.
EGA Wli KAVI OAKS CTF.
.atlaaal Golf Cknaaplaaa Heeasace Its
Perwasrsl Fnaaeaaar.
Chicago. July SS. National Golf Cham
pion II. Chandler Kgan to-ilay won the
contest for the Haven Oak Cup. defeat
ing William I. How land by 9 up and S to
play This victory puts Hsun In perma
nent po-stysiiin of the tup. which was first
put into cotm-tit,on In l. Three vic
tories were necessary to ziermanent pos
session. Kcan won it first in lJOS and sec
ond tim- In ISM. .
The rhami'on was slightly off In the
irornliiK irame, but for all that had a
slight advantage. In th afternoon How
land putted weakly, and Egun played a
strong game.
Th- Solace Clip was won br R. B. Mar
tin of tli j Jackson Park Club, who de
flated K. L. Ames of Glenvlew. 2 up and
1 to play.
J. D. Towner of Exnioor took the Tyro
Cup from Htrold Wilder of Elmhurst. I
up in SI holer.
RAILROAD EMPLOYES AT BASEBALL
Illinois Central and Loalaallle and
.aah Hie Tea aaa Play at Belleville.
K.-ii'mad emploveja of the Illinois Central
will meet the employes of the Louisville
and Nam HI nt Il-llevlli- this morning
at la-ague. Dark. The liiie-up will be as
f.ilTkia i
Illinois Central.
Ivsiimb. laMua. ana ;sas:i.
, Catcher n. Bender
..Pitcher W. Bender
..Flr'tla II. Becker
17. Krau
II. I Ian thorn. ..
F Mil
J. schefflenecht.
1 S.Il
1 VIMy
A. Mjlci.ncery...
F. Hums
II. tturtz
J. l:iermea
..Seeend base A. Dietrich
.Thlnl base...
.Shortvtep....
..Ix.ft B-1.1....
..Center fleM..
.Itlnht IS-M ..
.Sut'tltute...
...J. Xenatnger
P. Bachua
IX Carty
O. D.'Kamsey
J. Herr
.1. B. Bamsey
lloraea la Tralalaaj Are M.
Nerr York. Julv 22. A sale of raca hers fn
training a hefd at Brighton to-day. Slaaa-r!-!lo.
n cr-Mnut isdt. 3. In- Kingrton Imp.
Paetorella. I roua'it th- top price. C. Cox paying
jj.lv) for him. Iiraellt-. a chestnut colt. 4. by
rkraale Brastebltla. Catarrk mt
der aad trlaary Dlsekaxsjea.
A CtRE IX 4W UOt'RS.
ThQa ufft? rlnar frciiB
V.eaataw. Bkflaffl Saatf fhS BaWasA'
-Jarsi
taf -if ttr r.oulil tIM JO
4-n I ills "no tex will t-U
atory el mr.5ii r-rfuit
fcrc tran fa e.r t-n 'rrTiJ. Fint hy taMli
In c-li.i. irk.a-;e trlr en rc!pt 'T lua aot.
nd t M-!- tiTita cnanri
br!ta crlgtnator. c. I. Hood Cu..
Irl'a turaapartlta. Lnwall. Maaa
rr rfi-t' llfsfil Kakrsaxiatrltt
OCd hmtTg. Je JVea,
inn mar y pan.
rarraat'a Extract at Cabebs sad
Ccpaba tn .
CAPSULES. '
Tbnjieto. f aad iA estafar
saaorrboaw. gleet, white, ate. Caay
t take, eoesenient to carry. 1 ittr
inn TOcfaI oe. PrietLa
Tarraat C..44 II aoaoa SU-Naw York
NERVAN TABLETS
Indue restful slep. Cur Nervousness.
Stomach. Kidr.-y and Bladder Troubles,
and produce I'lumpn's. Strength and
Vitality.
Itv mall. Tl '"; or thre- box. JS-75.
Also 'SERVA l.t-tATIVE PII.I. St. CtS,
For ample Tthl-f. lm.-o lo -nt to
The Vrtas Tnklet Ce Cincinnati. O.
Sin h Ulinu t CI.. Iixnka.
BE A MAN
TOP TMIfM) stg!
THC FAMOUS
fiilestKifCtllilM
wnx acuTtMM tow.
tantsBTrW. Ttimsarnil.
VMtairailsrs.
f y r-ia!l. ek eeraai. Itt per r iaalag
ralit. taa Vas fceat pleerl Sletaad .111 nawra yea.
Mndfi sat Vancix! aar&asaatlT rnal la 1 14
alii leraU raaa ar yaaagi eSact isaaaaaaaa: ' C.O.T.
maali writ trr tee, taa. aaal saaiiO ta aaa aan'isa.
aWS VMl bssbT SSaaVsv IaWswsa ankSanaaanaa
aaaaaSiaBBaaaaaaaaaaaaal
adBsNhf
.VJKNJtWOMEIlV
anrflansT Pa Cut C far asnataral SBJ
jTsTaaEaVjdlsakarg.. lakaaaUaaaHl
gnTB7!snT Irntatiaas ar elraratlaa. sf.
gBBBaafRJ naeiTii m.rabrx.a Fateta.
BjTBBBJB (tuaraataad not to stnavor.
BBBBBBl Prvraats eottagioa.
BnBnnn ajatsl ksr aaraaaaa4saa
Has'lB ' rials tasjer. saiiias
fanaTaara rrtM. an reelr4 sf lif.
wBnxenfam P-t9rebottl. tS A
wJBdBjdS- Circular aaat on raneac. anaanjaBJ
.TkoBr.03 Clmtistl Ol'-JV
V c:kc:ati,o. 41
aTSaVnEahsw a-c. .ansPwsai
Sjiatl
1 soldi tn aSrtafl
1 paM S1.SBS tor
At St. rauJ-St. Paul , Toted 7.
At asnsas city Kansas city a.
At jtuwauxee axtiwauai
postponed: wet ground.
At Idlaaeapolla-Coliunbaas C
aTJBstTawVBX- aA.a aJUljT aaa ISsi 1
St. Louts . Inarisse, I1L. 3.
tt TMaraaaa aa.
At Ttiiiiile Ttrgpl 4: Waco t.
At tbrt Worth Fort Wcrth-Danaai
poneu. ram.
CUT HIMSELE WITH SICKLE.
Man Hurt While Catties;
and Goes to Hospital.
George. S. tjutn. 44 years old. "rasa
Xo. 2919 Olive- street, wax taken ta ttsk
City Hospital last night with a woeBbt'ln
the. left rore-arm. an Injury h sustain ssl la
using a sickle. His wound, while pntatHsV
Is not conslilered serious.
tguln was formerly an etigravor. Hewaa
at work yeaterday cutting- weeds on tha
lawn fronting- the homo, or Doctor Davsid
son. Ko. 4SII Cook avenue, when th slckla
slipped and cut hi left wrist. Ha bled
profusely from the cot and aaa weak fraaa
loss of Mood when he arrived at tho naa
pifaJ. Policeman George A. Glbbona ac
companied Quia to tho hospital in an am
bulance. VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS MITELS
W. H. Caspa
1 of Boston la at
era.
W. H. lauurfortL wifnaadsoaeri
air a., are afanoaj ax tee oouiraarn.
E. B. CbUlns of Cedar Itsston, Is
term at the St. jamee
-G. F. 1-alntea- sad SCm Fafatar a Wlckhsa
earr.e b. the Lacled yesterday.
C W Oarlord of Chicago ts stoeagag at taa
Hotel Jefferta-n. ,
Jam; P. Laraa of BaXtlmor isgTslnid at
th rianfera veaterdar.
James t. Manler uf Texas is at tha Ibata
ern. 11. n. Nllls of C!-Ae'amd is sraxrhut mt tha
St. James.
Unnl M. Borr- cf Waco.
Tea., earns to
me i.vcica veeterdaa-.
W. I Wltmer of Kansas cttr ts a anrat at
th Hotel Jefferson. " "" "
--C1 C. Wtlann of Denver Is ataytnaT at tha
Plsntera.
John f-mfthhatmer and wife nt Nav Oriana
wer. at the SSeuthem r..nLav. "neans
I. V. Climbs of titcago is at fn n. Janrs
-B-N-JBentler r I..lr.r!tl. I, rVMat
."Jt?"? .J', ri,r" New Tork to oPPlng
at th Hotel Jenron. "
cott lltchH of Kansas city has quarter-!
at th Planter.
D. B. Cameron er New Tork ts a
th awthem.
at
A: rklt-ajca notela.
REPUBIJC SPlXHAf
CThieago. 111.. July SS, St. Louis persons
rrgtster-d at hotels here to-day are as fol
lows: Audltnr!iim-G. L. Kurgesa. Mrs. W. Isaac.
R. K. Winter.
Klserhf A. P. Conway. ;. Free and wife.
C I- llartner. II. Ilailiell. Mrs. N. I Jeuile
Orace It. 1:. Cornwall F. 17. Elanders.
Jtorrlsiai J. A. RiisselL
Ishernirin Hi-u C L, Wurthant.
i.rrwt Nnrth-rn J Inner and wife p
Cmiaay. W K. Kdlaon. T. Ci Fr-w. '
Brlggs-J. N. HhL. J. S. Wcat-rbrook.
Palmer llou lira. S. Ctontn. Mrs. C. John
sen. A. II. Watts.
Malestlt K. K. Ifernark. B. H. Jacksra. J
Mlamaarlaaa at Portland.
REPUBUC SPKCIAI.
New York. July Si Among tho arrivals
at tha hotels her to-day were the follow
ing from Missouri:
rtt. laiul Mrs. A. Kent. A. C. Kennedy and
Mr. Kenrerty. Netherlaed: T. Morrison, u. F.
Allernml Mr. Allen: J. W. Imbert. ttnitr-:
J. ." Herrmann. Mia N. Daer. R. J. Tracy.
Artor: C L, Bate and Mrs lUite. II. J. Flitler
aiut Sire Fudetey. Ckiltlla: C- F. Zukrakl.
Ilrrslin: J. It. ltohan anl Mrs. Rohan. Herald
rkjuare; Dirtr.r i". Lewis. Normandl; 1. 1
tMan. Cumberland: th Beverend 1. J. Car
ney. .Murray Hill: J. II. Flnnegan. Broadway
C rtnil.
Kansas City W. Needle. J. if. Rnsa sad
Mr Hush. I. B. Mape and Mrs. Map. Hotel
Astor; MIsa F OoMwater. Mis B Vorrbwn.
Orrniible: F. W. Uemmeis. rirtnd: W. IS.1
Insnn, Victoria: J. H. rollln and Mrs. Collfn.
Brelln: J. II. Flick. Herald square
fprlngficld. III. J. 1". Henn-. Huffman.
MEN
PAY WHEN CURED
Or My Patients Mar Settle tn Weekls
ar Monthly taatallasenta.
WMbW sUn Pi Cer.tMveaadSlsotjSta.
. Uflm RUL (if., (Over King tho Tailor).
VARICOCELE.
Varicocele, impairs vitality and destroys th
!mr.t of manhoot Mirgery eeldom cure I.
but always weaken tt ytem. We cur Vari
cocele according to th- Iatt and tieat methoila
known to m-l-rc-. In-tead of the organs bernf
maimel and mutlUt-1. ther aro prea-rved and
strengthen 1. pain cases entirely and "Jenot
Instantly, swelling nu aul.fMe. health and
circulation ar- rapidly r-eatbl!hd and every
part of the onca.n!rn a.ted by the dtaeaa ts
thorriughly reator-.!.
Men's Diseases.
Br eur or!i;tnal and !mprovd Mti4 ass
alw cur- fsTRBTUKU without torturous pain:
BtjtKlfi PcjISON wl'ho-it harmful drug:
KKHVO VITAL DKBIUTT without th aa
ef rtlmulatlv reme-llea: 1'ItIVATK DISBASiri
cure! In das and all tnflimmatton removeiL
Write far Sjsasrtesn Blaak run.
Chantea for Treatsaeat Very Law.
Hour.. 4 a m to 4 p. m. : Sunday. to 2
CONSULTATION 'V " FREE.
DR. COOK MEDICAL CO.
317 XOHTH SIXTH STREfTT
(Over Klre th Tailor).
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