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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09
AT THE RESORTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Young Mems Republican club are
holding their annual outing al Lagoon
today, From present indications the
outing will be one Of the largest OF the
season at the Pennington resort
The First and Twentieth wards and
the noble order OF Redmen commingled
at saltair yesterday and altogether had
most enjoyable outing
Manager CrItchlow Of Lagoon has Is
sued number Of handsome passes FOR
the coming week which will be present.
ed to every member OF the Elks' Grand
Lodge. Aside from the fact that they
Will be used with due frequency they
viii undoubtedly be kept as souvenirs
Of the good time spent in Salt Lake.
The Ladies' Maccabees entertained
friends at Lagoon yesterday There
was a very good attendance and alto
gether the outing was voted an unqual.
flied success.
The Caledonan outing 10 Weber
canyon yesterday under the auspices Of
the Ladies Auxiliary would have been
an unqualified success but for the chap
ter OF accidents that happened toward
the close Of the day. There were pres
ent a large number Of Scotch people
from various rarts ~ the state and a
genera. good time We The result On
the return from the Hermitage a drunk
en- driver Of one of the four-horse teams
created considerable excitement with
the result that two out Of the % ladies
who were IN the carry-all tainted. FL
nally his erratic Workmanship came 10
an abrupt termination when he drove
into a telephone pole AS soon as the
vehicle stopped the occupants piled out
and the man gathered up his relns again
and drove on. leaving them 10 walk
into town. The train that brought The
Caledonians home from Ogden also
broke a coupling about 10 miles out Of
Ogden with the result that II was de-
layod an hour 0rd ~ ~ ''w' tho mic.
nickers arrived in Salt Lake the street
carr had stopped running and the scots
had to walk " hsk homes
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Five Mile Race Last Night Without
A Break or Spill,
JOHN CHAPMAN OF COURSE,
Exciting and Close Finish I'm the VIE
Professional Handicap Between
IIausman aud Palmer

snorting aud spluttorlng and making
a noise like unto freight train GONG
over a trestle, -four big motorcycles
went tearing around the Salt palace
track last night IN a five mile race ana
It was a nair raiser, too. The croWd
hardly knew what 10 make of 1t, Tor the
machines all went through without a
break or spill. Several Of the officials
were seen to pinch themselves TO learn
If they were really awake or only
dreaming When they found they were
really wide awake they Joined in the
cheering and kept up continuous roar
that kept accompaniment to the snort
ing Of the motors. Holman ana Fur
man got the pole in the line up ana set
a hot pace which was closely followed
by Chapman and Hopper for SIX laps
when Chapman got the pole ana huhs
onto Il. Holman and Furman uled
hard 10 get the lead again Whlle Iur-
vile and StinsOn and Oldheld ana
Hausman were putting up a bitter hight
for third place. All Went well for a mlie
when Oldheld's motor went wrong for
few seconds but long enough for Chap
man and Hopper Holman and Furman
to gain lap and almost another by
this time Oldheld's machine got to
working again and slowly but surely
began to gain on the leaders until he
finally passed them. There was still
another lap TO make good which he was
unable to do by the time the race end
Cd when the gun was fired Chapman
was I'm the lead good half lap with
Holman second.
The judges became somewhat mixed
In their decision and gav' Oldheld sec
ond. and there was h,ely squabble
until Referee Sharp changed the deci-
sion.
Following is the summary:
Half-mile amateur handicap, final
Hopper scratch: Leyland, 50 yards;
Herman, 80 yards, Heagren, 30 yards
Time, 80 is seconds.
Mile, professional handicap, final
Hausman, - yards, Palmer 80 yards;
Gibson % yards Holman, scratch;
Time, 56 l-j seconds.
Five-mlle open motor race-Chapman
and Hopper, Holman and Furman, Old
field and Hausman, Turyille and Stin-
son. Time, Sis
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INTEREST IN THE FIGHT.
Root. Gardner Match 10 be Sent Out
BY Hounds.

AS an indication Of the interest in
the coming contest between Jack Root
ana George Gardner, scheduled for the
18th at the Salt Palace, the manager
OF the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has announced that the Associ-
ated Press had made a call upon the
company for ringsde reports Of the
fight by rounds
Manager Twiford Of the Western I'm
ion has made arrangements with
Messrs. Mulvey and Hynds for a spe-
cial wire at the ringslde in order 10
send out bulletins
Mr.. Hynds left for Ogden today to
confer with Greggains with reference
to the selection Of a referee. Gardner
IL doing his work at the Hermitage and
according TO reports from his training
camp he IS In fine fettle already. and
will be ready by the 18th to put up the
battle OF his life.
As to the condition Of Jack Root, his
statement is sufficient:
II am already in the pink Of c0ndi-
ton and need only TO hold my present
form 10 enter the ring. While this
weather Is something fierce for one In
training yet It rapidly reduces ones
weight and brings the perspration
without much effort. This is what y
man needs. and while perspirlng freely
It Is easy TO get I'm fast work"
The wrestlers. Thompson and Nc
Laughlin, have already put up de-
post of $3.50 for their side bet of $500.
and both are working hard for their
match.
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LEFT WITH THE CIRCUS.
Eddie Wells Disappeared When the
Show Left Salt Lake,

Eddie Wells, the 13-year-old son OF
Mr., and Mrs. o. r. Wells, who live at
23l south First West street, disap.
peared from his home Wednesday night
and II is supposed that he became so
fascinated with the circus that he for
sock his home and parents and cast his
lot with the show He spent most Of
the day Wednesday on the circus
grounds, and It Is said he formed the
acquaintance Of one OF Ringling's en-
ployes, who told him Of the fascinating
life of show man. and the stories be-
came so deeply imbedded In his mind
that he finally resolved to leave his
happy home and follow the circus.
one Of the boys friends heard the
show man giving Eddie some instrut.
lions about his new duties but nothing
was thought OF II until the boy was
found TO be missing, A friend OF the
family went to Ogden yesterday ana
accompanied by policeman, made a
thorough search Of the show grounds
for the missing boy, but could not hnl
him. A message was sent TO Pocatello
where the show Is today, TO keep q
sharp lookout for the boy. The local
police were notified today and will as
sist in the search for him.
The lad is four feet seven inches In
height, weighs 96 pounds has large blue
eyes, medium light hair, and had a
small scar on the back Of his hand. He
wore a black suit white shirt and col.
lar, red neckte with yellow dots, pat
ent leather shoes, black stockings and
a notified green cap.
His parents are greatly worried over
his disappearance and will make every
effort TO find him.
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TWO CLUB LEAGUE ALL RIGHT
Buck Weaver Secures the Winning
Hand at Last.

Well, that two club leasoe about
which so much has been said during
the last two weeks, is to be go, Buck
Weaver says so. He ought to know, for
he has secured lease Of Walkers ball
park win manage the Salt Lake team,
while Gimlln will be at the head Of
the ogden crew The first game Is
billed for tomorrow and a series Of %
games will be played for the state
championship and a side bet worth
having. Games VIII be played every
day next week, after which they win
play only on Saturdays and Sundays.
Weaver secured the diamond by pur-
chasing Josephs and Borchers' lease for
$500.
The teams win be composed Of for
mer Utah league players. Weaver's
players are, Briseno, SIS. Weaver ID;
King, l. f.; Bradley. CT; Brockhoff, 2b;
Flake, 3d., Starkey r. f.; Scare, c.;
Borchers and Jensen pitchers.
Gimlin's men are Pace, Stoney, Hoff-
en- Stucke, Waterbury and hahn Of the
Logan team. and Gimlin and Hansford
OF ogden, and probably Margetts Of
Salt Lake.
Now play ball!
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FLY CASTING CONTEST.
Walter ID, Mansfield Broke Worlds
Record 100 i Foot Cast

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 9.--The
worlds championship fly casting tour
nament has begun at Stowe Lake in
Golden Gate park.
To Walter D. Mansfield OF this city
belongs the first honors. as he not on
~ won the light rod distance cast. but
broke the existing worlds record Of 70
feet, made in 1883 by r. G. Leonard. by
3iia feet, getting out his line l29h feet.
j, b. Kennif' won the accuracy con-
test with score Of a6 4-36 per cent
while c. r. Kenniff carried off the
lure-casting event with % 5-l6 per cent.
While the visitors failed TO land
either one OF the three CHAMPIONSHIPS.
they took the two team matches at ac-
curacy and lure casting, and have
good lead for the silver loving cup Of
fered for team work
II, G. Hascall and f. NJ. Poet of the
Chicago Fly Casting club. proved the
star performers OF the eastern delega-
ton ana besides winning second place
In the individual accuracy and lure
casting contests, defeated W. d. Mans
field and T. w Brotherton Of the san
Francisco club In the team casting for
the same events.
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rhe Admiralty and NIorgan.

New York, Aug. g. - Premier
Balfor's replies respecting the
admlraltys negotiations with j,
7. Morgan and the shipping
combination are stimulating suspicion
among shipping men that some Kind OF
an arrangement has been made cables
the London correspondent Of the Trib.
une. J. Perpont Morgan, Jr's COM
ments on the same subject are inter.
preted as another indication that the
combination has been successful IN dis
arming the government opposition. The
Canadian ministers, on the other hand,
decline TO believe that the imperial gov.
eminent Is playing fast and loose with
them respecting steamship subsidies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09
VI PErERsBURG ST. RAILWAY
'"ohlse for Electric Cars Changes
Whole situation.

"a. retersNurr Aug. 9,-Slnce NJ. A.
f, o o'f, OF Pittsburg, Pa, was granted
bs,ssesslon here last May for the es-
/, 'pIsainent OF an electric railway from
d. 'ls.e,eirsburg to suburb Of the city.
h puuIe street railway situation IN
~ e!!.ersburg has changed
Nh nnefner has fo~nod po~tnerghln
,ss, engineer Battinsky. who. last
49,, demanded a concession 'or IN.
h toS N, railroad SO miles long, to cost
tler ', ~ Battlnsky secured an inter-
i,s r nnh the car, who demanded the
Non a@ OF the tramway commits
hess -.l endorsed them with a recon-
.Lr. . y. OF concession 10 the nnan-
Ss. , q The project. which yirtuaIlv
an Nr Werner NV" 'U"'''
n, :. Wltia. mi,iqie- NJ ena,ca AVID
Iusg 's ,ner Immediately began neeoti-
D. so. Utihs upon which the value OF
tls,,.,,.. ehsion would dar,a~f ri
lsos 5lT.,,y o. ST. Petersburg has already
azn, No. NE sanction of the gme,r'-
uer,ri ss a.yept construction bids for ne
ssy H t,gauon for the three street rail-
n" W u now owns.
.ren, 'osoe vremya has begun a We
campaign against this eonees-
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Pale. Thin

Pale cheeks, white lips,
and languid step tell the
story Of thin blood, impure
blood. Doctors call it
"anemia." They recommend
Ayers SarSaparilla. Ask
them and they will tell you
just why it makes the blood
co .;ob and rod sIOO.
oO iiSh AIM iNN' All druggists,
Anemc people are almost always
constipated. Their liver is sluggish.
They have frequent attacks OF sick.
headache, nausea, biliousness. Just
one Of Ayers Pills each night will cor.
rect these troubles.
ai cents. &c, AVER CO.. lowell, Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09
Ronunza Wheat Farm for Canada,

ST. Paul, Mimi, Aug, "a syndicate
Of Americans, led by r Il, Hoard OF
Nebraska, a wealthy cattleman, will es-
tablish the first bonanza wheat farm In
Canada between Crhlk and Davidson,
on the Prince Albert branch of the ca
madam Pacific. Forty thousand acres
of land have been purchased for
$500 900 and another 100000 has been set
aside by the syndicate for improve
ments One whole township has been
converted into a monster wheat field
and a greater portion OF township adj
Joining IL also to be q portion Of the
syndiCate's interest.
Mr.. Hoard and his associates will in
troduce steam blows and other mod.
ern farm machinery,
The syndicate viii own its own ee.
vators, two of which are to be built this
fall at Garyin, in the centre of the new
farm. IT win also operate nine ee-
vators at adjacent points.
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What Can a Woman Do
For a Man?
In Times Of Suffering and Critical
Illness She Can Honestly
Recommend
PAINE'S CELERY
: COMPOUND
As a Saver Of Life and Bansher
Of Disease,

Woman's power for good in the home
can never be truly estimated. In times
of suffering and danger her Judgment
and experience are invaluable; her
smiles, words OF cheer and comfort help
to dlspel gloom and sadness. The faith-
ful. discerning wife has full knowl-
edge of the value Of Paine's Celery
Compound as a banlsher of diseases;
she has noted It's wonderful effects ana
cures; she has faith in its virtues, and
recommends It with full confidence,
MIR. Rudolph NJ Hunter Of the well
known Hunter Corporation, Philadel-
pha, Pa, says
n feel It is but tight that ! should
acknowledge my appreciation Of Paines
Celery Compound. That you may un-
derstand my appreciation | might say
that for nearly twenty years |
have continually suffered from ncl-
ragia. poor circulation at night, and
general nervous weakness from over
work due TO daily labors Of from twelve
to eighteen hours upon the most intrl~
cate and eXhausting Of brain work. To
retire az night meant the worst or
headaches and lack Of sleep. lrecelved
no relief from physicians, and my enor-
nous work upon my electrical inyen-
lions and litigations has prevented me
taking the rest so much needed. Some
time ago | began TO take Paines Gel
cry Compound and ! soon felt like a
new man, All my physical troubles
practically ceased. Paine's Celery Com
pound has done for me what the medl-
cal profession could not do. | now
work twelve TO fifteen hours dairy In
peace and comfort. and secure restful
Sleep
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2G6 Valera Ave-, Salt Lake City
Mr. Stevens says. 81 have been Il
resident Of Salt Lake for the past II
years. have always been stout and
rugged until the latter part Of last
June when ! was taken suddenly with
a severe pain across the stomach that
almost doubled me up. My appetite
failed me, ! became very dizzy and
light headed, my eyes grew weak and
watery, my head ached like 1t would
burst, and ! became generally run
down. ! tried a few home remedies
with no results and consulted a well
known physician nd an Occulist but
they gave me no relief The occulist
said nothing could be done for my eyes
and became very much alarmed and
went direct to Drs Shores g. Shores,
the experts. The doctors knew at once
what the trouble was, pronouncing 1t
Catarrh Of the Stomach--aud also in
formed me that the eyes We're affected
from Catarrh,
| went under their treAtment-and
for the trifllng expense Of So a month
and today | am sound and well in
every way, and my eyes az good as
they ever were am surprised and
delighted with Doctors Shores splendid
skill and gladly endorse them to 9TH
crs.
-, E. STEVENS"
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Travis Defeats Brokaw Three Up
And Two to Go.

shnnecock Hills Golf Grounds, l., l.,
Aug S-The first round OF match play
In the Shinnecock Hill Golf clubs an
nual tournament started this morning
the four elghts which equalihed yester-
day competing for the respective prizes
In the contest for the second cup r..
II, Williams, Jr., OF Morris county, won
his match with Charles Hitchcock, JE,
Of Yale, by default,
The Chawncey-Thomas match I'm the
first eight proved a rather easy victory
Tor ChaWncey, who finished five up, four
TO play,
Brokaw was one up on Travis In play
ing for the seventh hole The former
champion won the hole, however
squarlng the match, Play continued
without great advantage TO either, but
Travis gradually pulled ahead and an
ished a winner by three up. two 70 20.
The cards were:
Travs-out "a; in SO, Brokaw-Out,
a, in A.
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DOings at Butte.

Butte, Mont, Aug. S.--Resuts
First race, sellin-, mile and 100 yards
Mr.. Robinson won, Whaleback sec
ond, The CATER third Time, l:49<,
Second race, selling, five and a half
furlongs-AlmOner won. July Gyp sec
ond, Blanche Sheppard third, Time,
1909.
Third race, selling, six and half
furlongs Leo won, Agnicia sec
ond George II Ketcham third, Time,
l;22.
Fourth race, selling, five furlongs-
Iras won, Tamm second, Secco third.
Time, 1903
Fifth race, purse, mle-Romany won.
Aboriglne second, Ace third Time. 1.4S.
Sixth race, selling six furlongs Matt
Hogan Non, Jennie Hughes second Lau-
reate third, Time, l:l5.
Seventh race, selling, mile and 40
yards-Monteagle won Bert Davis sec
ond, Major King third. Time, l.i7A
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ATTENTION ELKSI

Members OF Salt T.atc Lodge No. S.
are earnestly requested 20 be present al;
the funeral services ~ brother Max a
Peters which win be held at the lodge
room IN the Els building on Sunday.
Avg. 10, 1902 az II o'clock q. m.
Reslllar uniform dark clothes and
silk hat VIII he wow
HARRY r. Dr'0DOpFF.
~-o'ied Ruler.
a. w. RAYBOU-D.
Secretary
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30 So. Fourth East St., Salt Lake City,
Mrs Pennington says; Il have been
a great sufferer from Catarrhal trou-
bles for about u years Among other
symptoms, | noticed | was gradually
losing my strength and health. My
head and nose stopped up continually,
l had to hawk and spit to clear my
throat. and had incessant headache.
81 have been under Drs. Shores
treatment now just one month and it
has been a month Of pleasure to me,
Already l feel much better, my head
and nose are quite clear, the nose does
not bleed now like 1t used to, and
am very much pleased with the re-
suits so far, and am glad to endorse
Drs. Shores treatment
MRS. c. j. PENNINGTON
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Grand Circuit Events.

Buffalo, Aug. S.-The two unfinished
races If the grand circuit meeting at
Fort Erie We're run on today before IA
free admission crowd Summary:
2.Oi trot, unfinished after chain Shot
had won one heat, two out Of three.
purse 81 ,20O-The Monk won cthe second
and third heats In 2'lO 2:12. Chain shot
won the first heat in 2:O0A Dolly Dill
Ion also started
PA trot unfinished after two heats
won Yesterday by Reelected, best three
in Ave purse 81 200--Re-clccted won
three straight heats in 2;15 2:l2, 2:ll1a.
Maib0urne Prince Of Oraage Alice
Carr Rlondlke, Alice Russell and j. y.
also started,
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sion, preferrlng municipal ownership
Of the traction system, with operation
under lease. The paper says that a
proposal from Battnsky and Werner
for a street railroad concession in Mos
COW Is also likely to be granted.
II Is understood that Battinsky's plan
for an elevated railroad has been
dropped, and that the present plans IN
clude overhead trolleys only.
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Capt Cheever's Requests.

Stn Mass, Aug. 9.-More than
~ ~ IN public requests are given by
y, WI Of the late Capt. William j.
,,. w ser OF North Andiver, Mass, just
-, s.s lor probate here. Among the be-
hr'e are these: $500 each 20 thu
SS'a'T Orphans home OF Denver,
,9, and the Woman's Christian Re-
~. asse.clation In charge Of the ladies'
4 wy, Ne,O0Q for a suitable memorial
y . Y ns brother Charles Il. Cheey-
" Denver. Colo.
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Expert Fly Casters.

San Francisco, Aug. Sat the annual
fly casting tournament for the cham
piOnship of the world. now being held
at STOW lake, in Golden Gate park, ]. b.
Kennifi Of the San Francisco clue Was
declared the champion in the accuracy
contest this morning He made the ex-
ceedingly high average of 80 4-36 per
cent
+, N. Peet Of Chicago won the second
prize with an average of "a 1886.
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TAYLOR lost 90 Kramer.

Buffalo, NJ Y, Aug. SIN the nation
al circuit championship bicycle races at
Buffalo athletic field. Frank L. Kramer
defeated Major Tavlor In the final heat
OF the fiye-mie championship profess
slonal. Time-12:06 rs. owen Kimble
won the final heat Of the mile handicap
professional In 1:5S AS.
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Uebrew-americon Regiment

New York, Aug. 9.-As a result Of the
riot at the funeral Of Rabbi Joseph,
movement started several months agO
for the .organi2atiin OF Hebrew
American regiment in this city has re-
celVed a new impetus, Four bundled
members already have been seuCred.
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CURED Patients
Tell The STORY!
New Names, New Faces,
But the Same Old Story.

HOME PEOPLE WHOM YOU KNOW AND RECPECT TESTIFY TO
THE MERITS OF Dts SHORES SHORES WONDERFUL TREATMENT
FOR cATARRH AND ALL CHRONIC TRou
If YOU ARE SCK NOW is YOUR TIME TO CURED QUICKLY,
CEEAPLf AND PERMANENTLY DRS SHORES OFFER
TO TREAT UNTIL CURED DISEASES A MONTH
ClNEs FREE HOLDS GOOD TO MONTH
THE TESTIMONY OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEGHBORs
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TRAINS EVERY HOUR
To SELThIR.

Commencing Monday and continu-
lne during the rlks' convention. trains
10 the beach win run every hour after
1880 A. m. Come Monday, the people
big day.
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ALL DISEASES.

Drs only Stomach Troubles but
Troubles Heart Dis
of the stomach and Bowels Piles Fua and Rectal Diseases
Asth
Bronchial Troubles the First Stages ovarian
big La Manhood etc. Blood Diseases
Diseases all OF Nervous and Chronic Diseases that
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Dohertys Are winners.

New York, Aug SIN the nterna-
tional lawn tennis tournament the
Doherty brothers of England defeated
Ward and Davis the American play
ers 3-6 l0-S, 6-S ca.
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL.

To all beginning TREATMENT during August this special offer 0sde
chronic diseases be
Write blanks cannot call and
All TREATMENT during
month medicine
ALL person by letter
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American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Chicago, Aug, S.-The locals secured
but four hits of Patten. Two Of them.
with a pass, a steal and an error, scored
their only runs IN the first inning. Cal
lahan was batted freely throughout the
game, esne"ially IN the ninth. At
tendance, 1900.
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FIRST ROUND MATCH PLAY.

Peoria, Aug. S.-Peoria, 3, Kansas
city, 10.
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SCORES.

Detroit Aug. S.-The locals punched
their hits and the visitors their errors
in the fifth inning. resulting / Il two
runs. Siever pitched good game,
keeping theh hits well scattered rum
ming catch by Barrett was the feature.
Attendance. 1880.