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Racing at Chicago

Chicago. Sept. 3.-Seratches took most
of the interest out of the Speed stakes,
the feature of the card of Harlem's
opening day of the September meeting
Mint Sauce rewarded his hackers by
winning all by himself, and eased up
to common canter.
Through an error on the part of the
track faEman the fifth race at two
miles resulted in a fizzle. When Starter
Dwyer dropped his flag it was not seen
by the recall fiaSman, and Leando, Fox
bard and Stuttgart went ahead. At
the Srst turn Foxbard and Stuttgart
pulled up. but Leando ran a mile The
field was sent away again. and the
winner proved to be Stuttgart, who was
hacked from seven to one to eleven to
two.
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pugiIiSma.
Challenge to Dummy" Rowan.

Challenge to Dummy" Rowan.
Salt Lake, Sept. 4.-To Dummy Row
an: You promised me fight with you
and was very busy making me chal-
ienges. and now that you are tele-
graphing for a man to meet YOU at
Kemmer, WyO-, it looks to me that you
are looking for something easy. l have
waited long enough and 1 hereby chal-
lenge you for finish go, to take place
anywhere on ten days notice, and
would be pleased to have you answer
in Wednesdays Herald, and if l do NOS
hear from you by that time 1 will con-
cIude that you are gutter and l will
leave for Portland. Yours very re-
spectfuIIy, TONEY REILLY. s l. C
spectfully,
TOMMY REILLEY, S. L. G.
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RIOS DROP TWO.
Lost Both Games To Gimlin Lob
Sters.
Especial 10 The Herald

Especial 10 The Herald.J
Ogden, Sept. 3.-The Rio Grandes
were numerically trounced by the
leaders again today. The score was
70 TO 2. which tells the whole tale of
a most one-sided and uninteresting
game Father Gimlin was in the box
and simply threw rings all around the
Rios But three scattering hits were
made off him, and but for couple of
bases on balls. followed by a hit, the
visitors would not have found the
nome plate Gimlin surprised even his
most ardent admirers by the magnifi-
cent game he put up, after having
oeen out of the box for so long. Gier-
mart was in bad form and was taken
out of the box in the fifth, and gave
way to Sears. The game was devoid
OF any special features barring a home
run by Gimlin, who put the sphere over
the right. field fence-the first time on
the new grounds. McGregOr's fielding
was superb. The detailed score fol-
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TAYLOR IS CHAMPION.
Speedy Major Downs Cracks at Quar-
ter Mile

New York. Sept S.-At the Walls
burg, N j., bicycle track today. the
chief event was the auarter-mile dash
for the championship of America. If
brought out clever lot of sorinters
Summary:
Quarter-mlle championship-Ma Major
Taylor won, Frank Kramer second. J.
L. Fisher third. Time, O:33.
Five-mile, professional, handicap
Won by G.. H. Collett, $50 yards
Charles Hadfield, $50 yards. second
Lou Coburn, 800 yards, third; Otto
Maya, 200 yards, fourth. Time, lis 3-5
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RACING AT OGDEN.
Some First Glass Events at the Driv
ing Park.
a. Telenhone to Mo Herald

(By Telephone to The Herald.)
Ogden. Sept. 3.-About 600 people at
tended the races at the Ogden Driving
park today The weather was h2e and
the track comparatively fast. The judges
were W. r. Swan A H Swan, A. 8.
Condor and Charles NJ. Beason.
The first event was a three-minute trot
and pace. The entries were Pearl R,
Kiondike ard Sagebird. Sagebird won
three straight heats Time-2:47, 2:4712
and 2:4S.
Second Event.-TwO-forty trot and pace.
Entered. Vesta Yes, Minnie and Maud ID.
Vesta Yes won in three straight heats.
Time-2:40 2:39& and 2:3915.
Third F,vent.-Free-for- trot and pace.
Entered. Niger Boy, Ola c, Bertha Trix.
Niger Boy won. Time not announced.
Fourth Event. Rif-mile dash running
race. Marguerite won, Tobin second.
Time-501a
Fifth Event.--Quarter-m dash. En-
tered. Creeper, Babe, Bessie and Don.
Bessie won Creeper second. Time-2412-
Sixth Event.-Five-eight of a mile dash.
Entered HYMN. Linviiie Marguerite.
Bernice, robin. Hymn won. Time not
given
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STATES
FIGHT At BOISE ELECTION
Ex-sHERIFF RRANsTErrER
SHOOTS AT H. B. EASTMAN.
Interference Prevents Murder-Su-
perintendent Daniels Faction
Wins Bitter Contest over Schools
Especial to The Hera1dn

BOISE Ida, Sept S--During a holly
contested school trustee election beId
here today an alteration arose ber,Tss,,
eN-Sher1n H c. Branstetter and H. IS.
Eastman one of Bosses leading capital
lists
%, o[IalStetter pulled a gun and fired one
S S without doing damage. He had the
TI1toI al EASTMAN ) stomach for an
other shot when the weapon was v-rasTe-J
- - MN He has been arrested.
:; ne issue was the retention of SIIDer-
Iul|h0enI j w Daniels as head of the
clfS scho4ls- The Daniels faction won.
II was me most bitterly contested cleo
tion IN the history of Boise
women turned out in sv-arr,s ,,-rrt-
tIiS AT Ihe polls and voting, and there
were several lively scenes.
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BANKERS ARE WINNERS.
Defeat the Euji Teas at Ogden by
Score of to T.
Especial to The HeraldJ

NSptclS1i 10 the I1SAaiu-J
ogden, Sept. 3.-The check cashiers
from the capital played a game of ball
with the Full Tea nine at he Driving
park this morning, in which they
trimmed the tea drinkers by a score of
10 4. The Fujis put up the poorest
game they have played this season,
while the bankers played good. steady
and swift ball. The game was for
$50 side bet and the total gate receipts,
and was witnessed by a goodly crowd.
The Fujis were led from the start and
never reached the nimble dollar lads.
Poor fielding, with a lack of heady
work by Shurtliff, with the heavy bat
tiers missing the ball is where the
game was lost. The bankers put UP
smooth and cool game and were en-
titled to win.
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ROBBER SHOT BY POSSE.
Pennsylvania Farmers Kill Francis
Frohm In Mountains.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 3--Francis
Frohm. alias StrOhm, alias Jones.
known as Shorty was shot to death
by a party of farmers today in the vi
cinity of EIizabethviIIe. Pa
FrOhm and two COMPANIONS Frank
Winiski and Whitley Streusser, Fri
day night shot a man named Strayer,
at ElizabethviIIe, while trying TO rob
his house. The next morning Winiski
was arrested al Elizabethville and is
now in jail
After the affair at Strayer's house,
FrOhm tried TO commit burglary IN
other houses, and held u farmer,
who ESCAPED.
He committed other depredauOns,
and today the entire neighbOrhoOd
turned out TO hunt him
He was discovered in the mountains
FrOhm shot at his DUrSuerS, who re
turned the fire and riddled him with
bullets.
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LAST half of seventh not PLAYED
, Bases on Balls-Or Kidder (. off I'll
US us, |. Hit by Pitched Bails-By Kidder
H.liison' Seddon; by Lillis, Asbury. TAYLOR
1nStodSr. Struck Out-By Ridder st John
-, Dy Llliis, Berkeley, Cain, Kidder
S 2yQiieh Bases-Asbury Kidder Kuran
" ia fltch-LilliS uble-DIav-Seddon
10 Dryer to Wilson Three-ba ggeerNE<iTn-
sreri -baggers-Kidder, TAYLOR. Eu-
ggduhs, huran, Seldom, DWyer. Umpire
Ramey- Time Of game-I:45
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Six-hour Race Started.

Hartford, Conn. Sept. Sat the
Velodrome races this afternoon a six
hour race. one hour each day. was
started. The men will ride every even
ing this week. The result today was:
Pierce-33 miles. : 2-3 laps.
Caldwell. SO miles. 2-3 laps.
G. w. Miller-32 miles. 2-3 Iaps
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Second Game.

About 1850 people saw the second game
between the Ogdens and Rio Grandes. 1t
was one of the DrettieSt games of the
season. Ogden scored >, against the Rios
l. The Ogdens played an errorless game
and the feature on both sides was the
superb fielding of Gimlin and McGregOr
in the Out-feld and of Clark, Casey and
Piake in the in-field.
For the visitors BOyian had eleven
chances without an error, and CANDLES
work at short was first-class. Both
DifChprc did we'll
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Bases on BaIls-COChTane. 2 Struck
Out-By Risely, Plake. Casey, Gimlin.
Passed Ball-Seare- Double Plays-BOy-
Ian to Gamble to Shannon, Gamble to
Boylan to Shannon, Risely to Boylan to
Shannon. -baggers-Gamble. Sears.
Casey. Left on Bases-Rio Grande. 4;
ogden. 5. Earned RUns-Ogden. l; Rio
Grande. 1. Time of Game-1:20 Umpire
Martin.
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Bases on BaIls-Gimlin, 4; Gierhart, 8;
Sears, 4. Struck Out-By GimIin, Scare,
Gamble, Boylan. Baudy; by Sears. PIake.
Hit by Pitcher-RisIey (2), Baudy. Sto-
len Bases-HOpkins, Clark 63D, Casey C2),
Gimlin. Plake. Bluth. Henry, Hansford.
Home Run-Gimlin. baggers-HOp-
kins, Flake, Casey. aggers-Plake,
Greenwell. McGregOr- Left on Bases
r. G. w, 9; Ogden, .. First on Errors
r. G. w, 2; ogden. I.
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TELEPHONE FOR FORT BRIDGER.
New Line Is Completed From Pied
mont
Especial Correspondence.)

Piedmont, WyO.. Sept 1.-The Guild
Mercantile company has just completed
the telephone line between their stores at
PIEDMONT and Fort Bridger. During the
last few years the firm has been ODer-
atlnS a telephone between their Fort
Bridger store and the railroad station
Carter, but lately the necessity has arisen
for direct communication between their
stores, and for this reason the new line
has been erected
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Tuthilr Wins at st. Louis.

st. Louis, Sept 3.-The feature of the
racing today at Kiuloch park was the
Labor day handicap. at seven furIongs
]'uthill was made the favorite and won
the event by nose after a terrific duel
with III Kollar in the last furlong.
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sHEEPMEN BUY UP HAY.
Flock Owners Generally Fear the
Coming Winter.
Especial COrrespondence)

NOTIt~DOIleICe-J
Fort Bridger, WyO., Sept. Farmers
coming from the bench say that a number
of sheep owners have been on the bench
several DAYS buying up all the available
hay, and contracting for this years crop
A R. MarcheSeault of Mountain View
has purchased over 900 tons. and other
men are making similar deals. Sheepmen
in general are afraid Of the coming winter
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Twenty-four Hour Race POSTPONE

until tonight at Salt Palace. Labor
day reserved seat coupons and rain
checks good tonight. Preliminary
races begin at $780,
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Browns Beaten By Phillies.

Philadelphia, Sept 3-The morning
game between St. Louis and Philadelphia
ease Frazer was puzzle to the visitors
VINO tailed to hit safely until the sixth
inning On the other hand PHILADELPHIA
patted Hughey at will and aslo ran the
bases Well Attendance. 2.66S. Score:
r. H. Z.
~. Louis ------.---.---..---..---- 2
III u
Batter. es-Hughey and Robinson: Frazer
ana Mcfarland. Umpire Emslie
In the sixth inpirg of the afternoon
game twelve of the local team batted and
seven hlts were made off Jones, a triple.
three doubles and three singles, netting
seven runs. After that st. Louis did not
nave a chance to win. Attendance, 6,S49.
Score:
r. H E.
~ Louis ...-.-........-.--.... 9 /
Philadelphia ......... 10 IA 2
Batterles-JOnes and Robinson; Orth
ana Mcfarland Umpire, Emslie.
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MRS. P. H. LESLIE DIES.
Husband Is Ex-Governor of Two
States.

Helena, Mont. Sept 3-Nrs- P H
Leslie died today at an advanced age. She
was the wife of Governor Leslie who had
the unique distinction of being governor OF
two states. Kentucky and Montana, and
who survives her at the age of S.
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Morning Game.

a more chilling wind than sweeps the
hunting ground If the Blackfeet lifted
Billy Traps hat high into the air when
CHppenger S lads drew a check rein on
The up-cOuntTy fellows yesterday fore
noon by process OF Skcdadling which
lasted seven innings They ran Il dozen
against the visitors seven and had time
To- spare. There was nothing particularly
brilliant between this meeting of the blue
and the gray The boys had been up late
and we're tired, and the attendance
wasn't over a million so early in the
nearly. and the error column hardly looks
right for q seven inning game.
tIpder did some clever work, not alone
ON the rubf er. for he made run every
time ~. and as much cannot be said OF
bis rival Lille Lillis. By rights they
ana battery. kidder lodged the ball in
y. --.-,- solar pIeXus and put another in
.N'u floating RIB Not to be outdOne,
--....~ managed to make sore spots on
... several anatOmieS of Abe Asbury,
-.- lHr and kidder-three. Hence. five
'-.. got To first who had no business TO
'u.re and three runs were made BY
". ur,,,y doubie-play was made by
... visitors Cap Seldom picked up a
"-. out by third and slammed ii
tt.' ."Frr al second. catching Ostler
.. narrow margin Dwyer had his
open. a... racing the ball in VIII
--. "H.'r. the latter held it-Oh, will
Wonders r..-- ccas,-and the runner
h.I rs. Wa- retired. <idder struck out
...'. ..'. ..a.a tho sixth. but the locals
w.. .t'.'H. .ar enough ahead TO gather
..- ' per cent into their locker as
Cd OF course. The POkies were
ueIffr,,' d" their last, half by pretty in
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HAPPENINGS IN The WORLD OF SPORT
BUSY DAY IN BIG LEAGUE
ALL THE TEAMS PLAYED TWO
GAMES.
Three are Beaten Twice, While Giants
and Reds Break Even In Greater
New York
Reds and Giants Break y;ven.

New York, Sept 3.-The two games be-
tween the New Yorl<s and the Cincinnatis
inns afternoon resulted in an even break
ne Hrst game the New Yorks had prac-
ucaIIy won but became careless Cincin-
ildtl winning in the ninth by batting Car
TICK Tor six runs The New Yorks won
ne second game by timely hitting in the
third inning Score:
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OUTSIDERS IN THE RING.
DisgracefuI Scenes Where Ireland
and Everhardt Fought.

London, Sept 3.-The bout at wonder
land. Whitechapel, London. this evening
between Ireland and Jack EverhardJ of
New Orleans. resulted in disSraceful
scenes. The American let many chances
pass but he had ireland SrOEgy IN the
fifth round when one of Ireland : friends
SteDped into the ring. causing a din that
lasted eight minutes
but the referee allowed the night 10 pro
coed. Refreshed by rest Ireland held out
until the tenth round by Whlcn tlrne Dolh
rules
Ireland's seconds gin eanterej the rlnS,
.sI1SineI another row The referee dis
qualified Ireland whereupon the latter
supporters made a rush for the reIeree,
who was obliged to retreat haSJlly-
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SHORTS TAKE BOTH
Defeated the Trapp Crowd
Twice Yesterday.
ROW IN SECOND GAME
LOOKED AS IF CONTEST WOULD
BE FORFEITED.
Standing of the Clubs.

When the umpire called time for yes
terdaN atternoonS game between the
pORIes and the little girls in blue the
TWO factions plainly showed the effect of
the between games dope that had been
administered and almost before the snow
were omiuOUs signs of trouble and it
looked as though another game would
end DrematuT ely.
The POties launched the game by al
lowing LilliS 10 fly out. and Kuran fol-
owed with short one. gaining first. St
John was retired. and Eubanks sent a
lon@ foul outside of third base.
Then the trouble started Kuran sup
posing the hit a fair one, started for sec
Oud and mad almost reached the bag
when ne discovered his error. but his re-
turu progress was snail-like, and while
still a few feet from first base. Kimerer
sent the ball to Eubanks, who pushed
out "a grOunder toward third. Kuran, not
ing n" move. turned without touching
was decidedly next to the little trick and
promptly ordered him to the bench.
Breaking of the Storm.
Then the storm broke. Harmon led
off with a Volley of hot air that withered
the leaves on the trees. and Kuran Joined
i'm with bunch of adjectives that drop
ped so thick around the umpire that for
"a time they threatened to bury him. Ex-
treating himself, however, Ramey re-
peated his decision and gave the POkies
five minutes in which to resume the
game The prospects looked decidedly
gloomy and the time limit was lust about
Hf NlrI the manager OF the visitors aD-
Ueured on the grounds and arranged the
matter in an apparently satisfactory
r-1nne- and the game was resumed
The playing of both sides during the
rest OF the contest was very interesting
but at the end of the fourth the Short
Lines had d lead of two. and despite the
giit-edged work of Harmon. who struck
out nine Shorts and gave only one base
on balls this lead was never in danger
Several times during the game the crowd
became enthusiastic over brilliant plays
which were almost as numerous a. incip-
lent kicks. and the ardor of the rocters
easily made up for the lack of numbers
The playing Of the Short Lines was sur
priSing and the game. as a whole was
remarkably free from horSe-play. In the
fourth kimerer started the roll with a
three-bagger to EubankS Taylor fol-
lowed with a single, scoring Kimerer
Barnes went out on fly. and Margetts
sent a bad one to LilliS. which got mixed
up on the thrOw-in and when it was all
over, Taylor was sitting on the bel IN
. IN the fifth after Berkeley and Cain
had been struck out in order. Asbury
was presented with "a pass and Meinicke
set the crowd bowling with a stunning
three-baEger, later scoring on Kimerer' $
out to HiESOn. The snapDv work in these
two innings was equaled again in the
eighth, when T6vlOr. Barnes and Mar
gets chased each other around the cir
cult so r2Dtdly that the three runs were
scored almost before the crowd knew
what had happened
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Twentv-four hour Race Postnnnad

until tonight at Salt Palace Labor
day reserved seat coupons and rain
checks good tonight. Preliminary
races begin at $50.
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Raises on BallS-Eimerer, l: Harmon, /
Hit by Pitcher-Te. lOr- Struck Out
kimerer. 3: Harmon. o. Wild Pitch-Har.
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TABERNACLE CHOIR EXCURSION
Beautiful ogden Canyon, Via Oregon
Short Line

Friday, Sept. Z. Round trip to Ogden
only 81 Bicycles carried free. Special
train leaves 8 a m.
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The members of salt Lake Lodge No
and Oquirrh Encampment NO l. l.
n n 7 are hereby notified to meet at
odd Fellows temple Tuesday, Sept 4.
at 1:SO p. m, and all Odd Fellows are
invited to meet with US. for the pur-
nose of attending the funeral Of Broth
er 7. c. Bailey
w. J. SHAWAKER, N G.
p P CHRISTENSEN, G P
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Crap and Crigger.
Crap and Crigger.
SPORT AT THE TRAP
Gun Club Tournament Scores a
Success.
SOME HIGH SCORES MADE
COL. CALLISoN GETS BIGGEST
AVERAGE.
SOME HIGH SCORES MAD

The first annual tournament of the
Salt Lake Gun club was held yester-
day at the club grounds on State
street. below Ninth South street. Mem
beers of various clubs throughout the
state had been invited to take part,
and they were fairly well represented,
with the exception of Ogden, where the
local club held a tournament of its
own. in Consequence of which there
was small representation from that
city. The shooting was far above the
average and was pronounced the best
that has ever been witnessed here since
the organization of the club.
The shooting began at $50 in the
morning and continued without inter-
ruption until about shutdown The
crowd was of a transient order, com
ing and going throughout the day
There were not as many at the park as
might have been expected on ordinary
occasions. doubtless owing to the many
other Labor day attractions. What
was lacking in numbers, however, was
amply made up in enthusiasm, for bet
ter sport is seldom witnessed by lovers
of the gun.
Weather Aids Shooters.
The perfect weather. aided the marks
men in their efforts, and some excellent
scores resulted There were several in
stances of clean scores in the shorter
events. and in the long twenty-five
bird shoot two of the contestants, Cal
lison and Bigelow, tied on twenty-four,
each having missed the round missile
but once The Rose system of division
of all moneys governed the contest:
that is, the so, 80, 20 ratio, where ten
birds were shot at. and a similar per-
centage division of four moneys in fif-
teen bird events.
The entrance money to each event
was governed by the number of birds,
as follows: Ten single, 81; fifteen sin
gle, $1.50; twenty single, 81; twenty-five
single. $3.50 :two-man team, fifty tar
gets to each team. s.. There were twelve
events. and about thirteen partici-
pants to each event was the average.
The honOrS of the day went to Cal
CalliSon. the local crack, who shattered
1877 of the glass spheres out of a posi-
BILE 155 in the eleven single events. His
percentage in the tournament was 81.
A. P. Bigelow of Ogden did the best
on straight runs, clipping off 80 straight
birds before he made a goose egg. S.
Love came next, sqlintering 80 before
missing. Cal Callison took third place,
with % straight to his credit.
The percentages were as follows:
Callison. 81; Bigelow. 81: John F.
Sharp, Sc; Yearndt. SO; Love, 81: s.
Browning. so; Give, 76; ]. n. Sharp,
IS; John Sharp, ST., rs; Neweomb, 20;
James Sharp, 81.
The score by events follows:
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Twenty-four Hour Race Postponed
until tonight at Salt Palace Labor
day reserved seat coupons and rain
checks good tonight preliminary
races begin at $50.
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Twenty-four Hour Race Postponed
until tonight at Salt Palace Labor
day reserved seat coupons and rain
checks good tonight. Preliminary
races begin at $50
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Twenty-four Hour Race Postponed
until tonight at Salt Palace Labor
day reserved seat coupons and rain
checks good toGiRht. Preliminary
races begin at s:56.y;
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Ramey's Eye Still Bad.

Is ...t ''--..t won't 90. That crooked eve
-.r M au gutfybIe can on his
irI.,-rr..,. .'.' make ~1 many rank mis-
cans. fI. -'' ittE as on Sunday, be-
go.1aJ f,..-" -ll' lIan.t last as long It's
MAJ - ~ '.H mat he calIed balls Strikes
and .|.i1 Ay- strikes by eighteen inches
h.I. 49, 'diIS that we're not balls BIZ
.. -1' number or inches. the difference
of H. ..ll lherr is "a limit to the size
y, uf.. ZINC 4.Ittr. II il were once in a
I..,,.'.. 81 "'Hlpu matter so much bir
man o.. Ut every time Scarcely a
ira- f-- ii. q. 'tJ VINO hasn't kick com
a ,..,-...r ,''. 'lIlr the sphere is rassed m,
M. r,,+ n- Tunes. IT he doesn't kicE
fEt.... -''I VIII. and i'm 80 ner cont Of
rncy..s ~. 'He kicker is ilIstifted Pa
a. - 81 good fellow. bur ne Wont do
- -'Itl -rll~. In vaSter ri,,-+es evo,,,f
We bEi'--l immortal by errors 'Three
caIIssbf +tlt one was Simply fierce Be
- - .tt haI on the bgunce AZ Grs+
Ot ~. - inner was coming IOr him an
ZION, tG was going home two Yards
ststl,7 r'4l' bert got the hall a.
80 ~ u anu could have Touched ms boSe
foot y fa,e ne natSman by moving his
ttDIIt = re" inches. instead he tb,aSS, IT,
80 III lht runner being i'm long age
d alIu IHe bA-sI an kept cofninty rs 60 49,
=. -f-S HdS sale, of course Tkert bad
one thing on his nina ana g. t PR IisSl
Bert. was pienty-Ior
Score In Detail.
=, ~, The score in detail follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-04

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