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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-04-19
The I,rst Advice.

The man who advises poop,
not to give advice gives the very best
advice Philadelphia Record.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-04-19

Wind that sings Of the dreamy South
When the pale first blossoms WOO the
bee,
Wind that filings from a golden mouth
Tender spray of the summer sea,
Wind that keeps for us light and bloom,
That cradles the bird in the tree-top
nest,
Wind that sleeps in the hlac's plume,
OF the winds Of heaven we love thee
best.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-04-19

MONG those not connected
with the Government service
who have received medals
for saving or aiding TO save
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-04-19
!. : F'0 5CS@;SHS =
TEN DAYS IN LOVE.

~ I'D ever tell you OF my
love for the widow
J NO" replied Williams.
at otto have n 4"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
81 The Sunday iierald's Page of Sports. Is

petition, July o. 90. 80 So, by Eddie
Smith.
One-quarter mile open professional,
competition, july 3, 90, 80, by William
Vaughn.
One-half mile unpaced record by J.
NJ. Chapman, Aug. % 99, time - g. 3.
0ne-half mile handicap. professional.
by Iver Lawson, Aug 2S, 90, time
:55 Is.
One-mile handicap, amateur, by w.
Z, sam ielson. July =, Oh. time, 2:G2 g.
One mile handicap, professional, by
Iver Lawson, june s. e. time 50 4-5.
TWO-mile open professional by Iver
Lawson, July 20. 20. time, 4.05.
F1ve-mile Open amateur by Eddie
Smith, July 81, zoe. time 1881.
F1ve-mile open professional by liver
Lawson, Sept. 21, CO. time 1915 Is.
One-mile open taa1ayn, by J. NJ.
Chapman and Iver Lawson, time
1:47 lis.
One-mile handicap tandem, J. NJ.
Chapman and Iver Lawson, July %,
90 1:4T.
Two-mile open tandem, liver Lawson
and j. Nj. Chapman. July 20. o. 90
Five-mile open tandem, by J NJ
Chapman ana liver Lawson, July g, 60,
time 9:44.
One-miIe amateur paced record, held
by w. F. King, made Aug. p. 90. tine
1885 Is.
One mile paced professional record.
held by Charles TURTLE, Aug. L, 90
time 1872.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Cycle Path Plans Completed.

City Engineer Kelsey has completed
the plans for the new bicycle paths
proposed by the SVheeImen's Protect
i've association and submitted them to
the associations committee for in
spection- The plans call for a path
five feet wide, one foot of which viii
be taken from the Sidewalk space out
side Of the trees and the other four
feet from the street. A ditch viii be
placed between the path and sidewalk
and at an interval Of every 165 feet a
four-inch pipe is to be run beneath the
path from this ditch to the outer ditch
between the path and the street. The
present bitches VIII be filed up. The
surface Of the path is to be slightly
higher in the center, which win allow
the rain to run off 20 either side Tt
ii also proposed to surface the path
with four inches of shale, cinders or
gravel, which VIII insure good riding
at al times Of the year. The commit
tee appointed by the wheelmen and
the street committee of the city coun-
ell viii meet next Friday evening.
when action on the new ordinance viii
be taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
&c 80 omeers.

The Rifle club holds its regular week
~ shoot this afternoon A box OF
cigars has been offered to the marks
man making the largest score, and
Servis and BrOckbank are already
claiming the prize. At a meeting Of
the club held this week the cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws were adopted and
officers elected. 0. +. Wilson. the
prime mover in the organization, will
act as president; ]. Litchffeld, vice
PRESIDENT; j. H Moore, secretary, II.
christensen, treasurer. These four Of
ficials viii constitute the executive
committee and have charge of the af-
fairs of the club. J. n. Sharp, ir
was appointed range captain ana viii
have charge of the members Of the club
during the shoots.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
KARIAD THE WINNER.

Shamrock L Wins Prize For First
Yacht Home
Hothesay, Firth of Clyde. June s.
There was little wind for the second
days yacht races of the Glasgow exhi-
bltion regatta. The competitors and
course were the ssme-as yesterday. In
the contest between the big yachts the
shamrock 1 won the prize for the first
yacht home, sailing the course in six
hours, thirty-twO minutes, thirty-eight
seconds. The Kariad won on time al
lowance in six hours, thirtff-five min
uteS, eighteen seconds
The smaller yachts sailed only
once around the uuadrangular
course the Futty's time being four
hours, fOFty-twO nainues, sixteen sec
onds- Charles p. HerreschOf's Nevada
was next at the finish, in four hours
forty-seven minutes, eight seconds
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her until the season closes. that she
may show her friends what a modern
Boston boat can do.
Her first engagement is the race at
Newport against the Constitution and
Columbia July ? 4 and So Further
than this Mr.. Lawson would not dis
cuss the subject.
Mir. LaWS0n's position has been made
known to the New York Yacht club in
the following letter; Boston. June o.
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard, chair
man Of committee, New York Yacht
club; Dear Sir-Your letter of yester-
day, with enclosed receipt. L agree with
you that further discussion can serve
no useful purpose Believe me, yours
very truly.
THOMAS w. LAWSON
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Che Curl.
Blue Girl Wins Great American.

Blue Girl Wins Great American.
New York, June S.-The great Amer
lean stakes of $12,500 drew 10000 people
TO the Gravesend race track today.
John Z. Madden's Blue Girl at to l.
won cleverly, over a rather slow track,
with the next four horses heads apart,
place fOm Major Dangerfeld. The
Great American was for 2-year-olds at
FIVE furlongs. on the far turn Nastur-
tium was cut Oft, losing three or four
lengths. C1arrfgan on the faVOrite,
claimed a foul against the winner, but
the stewards would not allow the
claim.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Ringhana pefeats 49,.

The Bingham baseball team defeated
the University at Bingham yesterday
by q score of p to Is. Bingham has
improved its lineup considerably in
the past week. among the new players
being Spencer, recently of the Park
City league team Bell played the star
game for the Varsity, his running
catches being the feature Of the game.
The battery for the Binghams. was
Ames and Spencer, and for the Univer-
sity. Taylor. Bell and Muir. Another
game has been arranged to be played
on the university grounds next Friday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Sc Crlaaer.
Tournament Postponed.

The tournament arranged for next
week between the Ogden and Salt Lake
shooters, to take place at Ogden, has
been postponed. Several of the local
cracks are absent from the city, and
it has been decided to await their re-
turn before going against the seven
B 81 of ogden. A practice shoot was
held by the club yesterday afternoon.
with the following scores: CallisOn, 40;
Dart. 81; Joe Sharp, 50; j. f. Sharp, 40,
out Of a possible fifty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Opal wheel clubs Excursion.

The Opal Wheel club excursion to
Ogden win be held today. A special
train viii leave for ogden this morn
ing and the members will make a trip
UP ogden canyon awheel returning in
time to catch the train home. Ar
engagements have been made for din
ner for the party at the Hermitage.
President Berry announced last even
ing that a large turnout was expected.
The excursion VIII be over the Oregon
Short Line and the train viii leave at
g O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Yale wins Tennis Match.

New Haven. Conn. June SIN the
tennis match between YaIe and CO.
umbia teams. played on the grounds OF
the New Haven Lawn Tennis club to-
day the morning play in singles re-
suited i'm four victories for Yale and
one for Columbia. as follows
l.. z. Mahan of Columb ia defeated
c. /. Chuds of Yale. 60, ell s T.
Russell of Yale defeated r. d. Cushing
OF Columbia, 60, 81 H. A Plummer
Of Yale. defeated A. L. Turner of CO.
lumbia, 90 10 H L. GaIpin Of Yale
won from r. II. White of Columbia.
81; love. p. X, Condit OF Yale won
from 3. Simmonds of Columbia, 6-lOvei
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Penn. Oarsmen Sail For Liverpool.
Philadelphia, Pa, June S--The Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania crew sailed for
Liverpool on the Waesland, to compete
in the Henley regatta for the grand
challenge cup July to July 3. inclu-
sive. The PENNSYLVANIA party con-
sisted of hfteen-eight varsity oars
men, cOXswain two substitutes, Coach
Ellis Ward and Graduate Manager
Reginald Hart. The trip win cost the
Pennsylvania rowing authorities over
So eco all of which was raised by vol
untarv subscriptions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
VIII Go to wall WalIa

Several members of the local gun
club are making arrangements to go to
the three days tournament to be given
at Walla Walla on the 18th, 26th and
27th of this month. The TEalla WaIla
Gun club has offered prizes aggregat-
ing $4,000, which look good to some of
the local cracks J. r. Sharp has de-
cided to go and CallisOn and Devor
are thinking very hard on the propo-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Commoner Rringg slb.ooo.

Lexington, KY, June S.-The Com
mOner by Hanover, dam Magazine, by
Algerine, formerly the property of
William Wallace. has been sold to
General W H jackson of the Belle
Meade stud, Tennessee, for $751; The
COmmoner sold last fan in auction
sales here to Baker Brothers, Kinzea
Stone and j. y. Ewing for S5.O25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Chicago. 5; PhiIadelphia. 4

Chicago. June S--Good stick work gave
the locals today's game after they had
almost thrown IT away by loose fielding.
The Philadelphia team played most per
fectly, but could do nothing with Taylor
White gave way To Orth in the fourth.
attendance, 200, Score:
r H. L
Chicago 80. ........ .-............ u 4
Philadelphia ....... ...-..-.......- /
tteries-Taylor ana Killing. White
Orth and Mcfarland Umpire-Dwyer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Cycling.
Thfrtv-nile Race.

cycle race at Woodside park today the
principal attraction was 30-mile
mOtor-paced race between Jimmy
Michaels. Burns Pierce and Archie Nc
Eachern The race, which was hoLly
contested, was won by Pierce in IS
minutes, IS seconds. Aichaels held the
lead from the fourteenth to the TWEEN
ty-eighth mile, when Pierce forged
ahead and won with comparative ease,
Mitchell finishing second in 49 minutes,
2-5 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
nlisceIEane Gus.
Officers Elected

A meeting Of the Athletic association
Of the university was held Friday even
ms, and the following officers elected:
W. Dunn, president; w. Kingsburv.
vice president; J. Hume, secretary. and
v. Bell treasurer. "A committees of I'VE
was appointed to draw up a new con-
stitutiOn and bylaws and ordered to
report at as early a date as possible.
The association viii hold it's annual
outing at Saltair on the goth of this
month. 1t was also decided to have a
field meet at the varsity grounds next
Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
YALE BADLY BEATEN.
Princeton Tigers Swallow Sons of
Eli

Princeton, n. J.. June 8,-Princeton
today wiped out the defeat admins
tered by Yale at New Haven a week
ago. BY heavy stick work today
Princeton defeated the sons of, eli by
a score of 10 to 3. The game was
loosely played, though there were sew
eral brilliant plays. Sharpe. Yale's
first basemans played a star game, and
Pitcher IJnderhill for Princeton was
very strong in the box Score:
Yale .........,..O 0 0 o 2 1 O. o 2-5 ; (
Princeton ...a..4 o 0 40 SIS II >
Batteries-Sharpe, Robertson and
Harsch; Underhiu and Green.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
So Bievole 800.

Following are the state records.
many OF which are also worlds rec
ords, compiled from the official pro-
granmes in the possession of Repre-
sentative Sharp of the y. =. A. These
records viii be of especial interest at
this time, On account OF the opening
OF the racing season rhe list is
brought down to date and includes the
record made by Iver lawson last FRI
day evening.
one-quarter mile open amateur, COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Tuesday Night's Programme.

The management Of the saucer track
has announced the following pro-
gramme for next Tuesday night: I'm
limited tandem pursuit race between
liver and John Lawson and elem and
Charlie Turvelle. SO first prize, and $50
second prize; three-fOurths mile pro
fessional handicap, SIS first prize, S25
second, SO third and s. fourth; mile
amateur handicap, $3.50 first prize, $40
second, s. third and, $3.50 fourth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
CINCINNATI 8: New Yorl q

Cincinnati. o., June S.-Matthewson was
an easy mark for the locals during the
early innings OF tOday's game Bunched
hits in the fourth and fifth innings put
New York out of the hunt. Hahn pitched
splendid game Attendance, 1O,094
Score.
Cincinnati .....-.. ................6
New York observation-disclosures IL .
Hahn and Bergen Matthewson and.
Warner. Umpire-Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Clothing Store Cnampionship.

: One Of the greatest baseball strug-
giles of the year wiz take place this
morning at the Fort Douglas grounds
between the employees of the Gardner
and Siegel clothing stores. The boys
win play for the clothing store cham
pionship of the city. Ray Don and c.
Afford VIII be the battery for the Gard :
ner establishment, and L. Taylor and
B. Risley for the Siegel store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Boaton. Il: Milwankss. !

Boston, June S.--Sparlzs wiidness in the
fourth inning unsettled the whole Mil
waukee team today and before they re-
ctHered form eisht If tile home team had
crossed the plate. Attendance S.l74
Score
X. II. i.
Boston -.-....... .-..-.. ..........12
Mifwaukee ..-.-. .....s. s.--...... Il
Rattcrles-l.es and Schreck. Sparks.
GatVta and Leahy.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklvn. z: Pittsbnre 3

Plttsburg, June 8.-Pittsburg couid not
hit I<itson and Brooklyn oUtplayed the
errors were not costly. Attendance, 500.
Score
r II b
Batteries annehiH, Wills and zim-
O Day.
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3E r'e'1Hlond. 40; by Ewing, 2; by sim
mons - 10y NeHIneyer,, 4. Passed Balls
Lit. yer, stolen Bases " e3Ver. =
lSloeteS- SacrlIlc3 Hit-Cope Ilme-z.5u.
hplre-es reenNTe-7, Attendance
Along the Coaching Line
c.esr,. an $780,. 49,, -. .-.,. .
h4.,94s ,,,r{ 49, - s - = - "a 1'i.s7
go, o. ~ ~ i ft.'i , ti ~ ~.
y tii5 iei Ileld fence 6y ~ LEES Z
M ,s{ 5oito oF1tf Au- ~ le-- D'leA
V'i t"Si''v'
ei eilo edN.r -eeligea an uli-
~ .'ot t5e SiN5H Nei4 tld4 peg
te,1r,fe5 g - ,,.,I-ie,, -o emmy re ,j,I,-
- ~ -7 - ~ 80 "a - -
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~ 1Sc-, l,ls,,s 80 - eis'i'es7' sum
7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Baltimore. June 8-The Cleveland team
had q Datung picnic with Baltimore here
today SchmJ was batted out of the
box in the fifth and Dunn. who relleVed-
him Jared little better. Attendance. g.
$50. Score.
r. H E
Ilslltltilo ie $500 .-.-...-. -..-.---.-
Cleveland ...... ...... ..........i3 rs
Batteries-S Dunn and Bresne-
hans Scott and Wood.
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washington, 8; Chicago, 3.

washington 5une N-Chicago was out
batted today Attendance 4.544. score:
r. H. T..
Washington ---.t -..--.- $780,. u Z
Chicago ...---....-.--- .......... 2
Batteries-Lee and Grady; Patterson
and Sullivan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Fest Road Horse SOD.

Henry Newell yesterday purchased
Granite from Hal Brown and will use
him for a road horse The price was
not named, but it is stated the animal
went at a good figure. Granite is a
Montana bred horse and has a record
of 2:1655.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
PhiIadeIphia. 8. petroit. I

Philadelphia. June S.-The Detroit team
made their frSt appearance here today
ana were defeated by the home club in
9 fast ana interesting game. Attendance.
1900 Score
r. f. e.
philadelphia 49,. .-.s.. -........6 Il
Detroit ...-..- .-.-...--. -.....-..1 5
Batterles-P and Powers Yeager
and BuelOW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Yaebtina
LAWSON IS SATISFIED

independence VIII Show What a Bos-
ton Boat Can Do.
Boston, June S.-Thomas w. Lawson
today issued the following statement.
1T now having been settled that the
Independence cannot take part in the
cup defense. viii do all I can TO ar
range as many races as possible for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

- .t'--. ---'---'- -l9
f.qtoons
Taaoous. s. Park Citvs Is eleven In
ranoe
i- t'te gut. Joys IoaIe0 o'a
Buck Weaver. as .the Lagoon team
came M To ban fn-the last hale OF the
f,fptb ma -clro noe a. ,o,5,,e+
ti- eta' GNU or 1ie rave "a s"q
returns they were hoUelessty beaten
But I'D The breast Of weaver burned
,...l..fr ~. .i... ... 7-i.,1l..i s.,,+,.
OF ee' ehLF years ego Wheh ne Aist
faced Il pitches.
s-.l.,...l... t.,ff..,,,1 49,. ..t.,f.,t,.
INTO NE HANDS CT SCISSOR, ont in left
. siCif after 'au1 b0vef'f shouted the NM
dfsrraypd Weaver. RfcNicbols was
next lie fixed tnc second BAH pitched
apd no ,r7sfe1 Ii 7ruiCs i7frs I'd saiipd
.ouf 10 5ee4, t,sr,.ar and hefore FL erlll,I
~ rptrrnea W~Efrb6ls was On thfrd
Eseaver ,xas dantnis iD and down The
third lstse line ike q coils
Ri-fTIl fIrffer waited His uatience
,,,a-. rat,arrTe,7 ,-fta i r-ass ans erezv
never was -lft ia to- bef for -cbrtabtsl
who had been bfftfne poorly ne
cracked aut 4 single 10 right On which
n
,-rart rl.r71sl me- l.,ll .,-i+I, 1,fe Faaf rgsg
Isut bforysae- like fbe e.h- ~ - ff,7r, "a n
..iahty-l.rret- C,3f.iiss sesn7r,ared across
the riafa Vow Came Ttosf4f te
s9Hssf s,6e torvard sborf IA. Scent be-
tween Gains legs AND nome came
NovyTnever
LoB re 9SsS q ample.
The stocisy shortstop. Logue was
called ub He let one strike so by
hrt Then he leaned AGAINST an out
foc three sacss Tally K9stal s5rad-
i6nev me Mines e51id not cia13o his
fingers oVer the ban and Bradley was
5ara whfia leone ,,arfall qcr.rs no
nam sfr74ors,s f-f1.rsd -r5e Fa7,ber
gers were oarearinr. irp and G0v-s rho
,-ls,-hf1r fines va rine sweaters r11r0
inc hander,r.Ires tT,d arffne- an, so,3ef-
ono RIM was needed ~ tie the eoora
and t,,-r bs-,lf- 49,. -l7,e I,,-t - 80
Inc vefersfn VVea5er-s turn at haf
Bradley had stolen second ana vgaa do
made feiut bunt at the hrse bsu
-rba scene ffr7,a az tt- H. ,ir,, =,
Hanlty picked M tbe ban sii' eiss gI s9 b8f
10 third when Scare threw wild to
9 G@5 9s'e rB Bgs H9 # 5s9 5 9 t. A s9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
SAKE Old STORY.
HOLSTERS Defeat the White Wings by
Scoro of s to 2.


ogden. June Slime Of game, one
hour, thiTty-dVe minutes
ErrOrs-Even
HIts-By Salt Lake, 4; by ogden, s.
Runs-By salt Lake. 2, by Ogden, 8.
The above few extracts from the
score book show pretty well the nature
Of the game. 1T was swift, exciting and
good to look upon .5y an Ogden crowd.
The runs We're al made in two in
nings, and up TO the seventh was even
rs could be wished. In that inning,
however, the Ogdens piled UP five, and
clean, steady bail especially consider
ing the rec 1T shaking up given the
salt Lake H. r and its changes in
line-Up by the M ~ captain. lit was one
.Of those games where good support sup
piemented excellent work OF the bat
teries, and though devoid Of especially
brilliant plays the teams worked to-
getEer, each man IN his place 2ilSe part
Of machine. A uotable exception
was when BOrchers, Hansen and Me-
GregOr stood watching q pop-up fly and
allowed 81 10 fan WITHIN twenty feet Of
each without its being touched This
was responsible for half the salt Lake
runs
Nagle made a iong running catch i'm
left. but be has done that sort Of thing
often Hansen of Ogden had eleven
chances Without an error and four OF
his ten put-outs were pcp-uR flies.
three Of which re had to pick out Of the
GENE but weakened toward the last
I3luth was kEce ked groggy IN the sew
enth. He was racing home from third
on a hit % second The ban was shot
JIM like a cannon ball and being missed
by AfcCausland. caught Biuth. who was
making q slide. fairly on the Uranium.
He was dazed for few minutes but
came around ar right Summary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Baseball Notes.

The latest report in regard to Risley
coming direct from the eX-captain him
sell. was to the effect that he would
leave for Spokane this evening. Risley
stated yesterday that he had signed
with the Spokane team and expected to
play the season out with that club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The members of the Lagoon team
moved all their belongings to Farming
ton last night, and at-home cards. will
be Issued with a Pennington date line
The boys loaded up with tobacco and
cob pipes last night, claiming that they
did not intend to leave the village this
summer except to play their scheduled
games.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Kfdder announced last evening that
he had signed with the Salt Lakes
Manager Griffin safd~ he might be put
in the box against the Lagoons this
afternoon.
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Newmeysr's Fast Pitching.

Ewing started I'm to twirl for the
Iagcons. In the FIVE innings that he
lasted the Miners fell on him safely
nine times. Then Simmons came in
from s1ght, kostal taking his place
there and Ewing going TO the stable.
Ie allowed six hits in four inu 0gs
Newmeyer pitched sensational bail
Going III in the tenth without warming
up, ~ struck out two men and duplf-
Gated the performaucC I'm the eleventh
~ is evident that NeWmeyer win do
11e doesn't seem 20 make much effort.
but ne shoots t6e ban over with tre-
mend0us force.
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Along the Coaching Line.

Scare viii newer come nearer getting a
tertay one OF his triplets hit Jne top
Of the left field fence. BY -au rights iJ
should have gone over, but it fen back
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Newmyer viii pitch for the Lagoons
today in the game with the Salt Lakes
Manager Griffin said last evening that
he did not know just who he would
put in the box.
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Postponed Account Of Rain.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis, June S-St Louis Boston
game postponed on account Of rain
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. Captain Redmond Of the Parks stated
that he would try PendergTaft against
the HOLSTERS in the game at ogden to-
day.