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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1904-09-29
Recovered Speech and Hearing.

Messrs. Ely Bros.:-l commenced us
ing your Cream Balm about two years
ago for catarrh, NY voice was some
what thick and my hearing was dull.
My hearing has been fully restored and
my speech has become quite clear. / am
a teacher in our town.
L. G. Brown, Granger, o.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggist at so cts. or
mailed by Ely Brothers 56 Warren st.
York.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1904-09-29
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE
H. 0. Newcomb Agt for F. W. Tunnel & Co.'s Fertilizers
AND C0RSONS PREPARED LIME

The Admiration of
Every User. The Con-
sternation of the Trade.
They Return the Most
Because They Cont in
The Most.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1904-09-29
Died In vineland.
8 10 diff sat & w

Linwood Bodine young man liv-
ing in Vineland and well known here
has for some time been been serious.
~ i'll and died Sunday evening at his
home in Vineland. Mr.. Bodine was
liked by everyone and his many
friends will mourn his death. The
funeral services will be held in Trinity
M. p. church on Wednesday morning.
The interment will be at Overlook
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1904-09-29
PLENTY of Grain

Fithian & Pennell received carload
of grain over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
STAKES WORTH $40, 600
Saratoga Handicap Won by
Beldame, AfricandeF Second,
The Picket Third.

Saratoga. Aug. 20.-Beldsme. owned by
Newton Remington. and a fav0rite IN
The betting at TO > won the principal
event OF the day, the Saratoga handicap.
The horses had gone no more than a
turlonE when Beidame went out in front
and was never headed Africander Sc
cured the place after being challenged
IL the stretch by The Picket. who closed
rp a big gap and was beaten BY only half
q length Beldame passed the wire five
lengths IN front Summary;
First race. seven dngs-CastaliaIi
Won, Elliot second, Proceeds third. Time
II % TO.
Second race. steeDlechase. full course.
about two and One-half miles-St- Jude
Won. Foxhunter second, Caller third
Third race The United States Hotel
stakes. Sl0O0e0. five and one-haif fur
icngs-Woodsaw 10 Uynl. Is 70 >, won,
Wild Mint 40 fOdon). to ]. second;
Siglight 107 Clicks, 10 TO I, third. Time
1903 Austin Allen. Jack EOry- Sparklins
Star and MerTy Lark also started.
Fourth race. the Saratoga cup, $1,000.
mile and three-uuaTUers It's
90 Nein . to =. won. Africander 126 (Fui-
1C-l 10 ? second. The Picket 126 Gym.
snd Major DangerfieId also ran
Fifth race, six furlOngs-Agile won,
Lochinvar second. Linda Lee. third. Time
-I-16
Sixth race. miie-Gray Friar won. uIyria
second Timeli-Fiz Claude won, but
was disqualified. Only three starters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
"SAM" HAS SAFE
HEAD IN RACE
Lead Pipe CiHch on Champion
ship Held by Proves Pride.
REDMAN'S HEAD AMATEURS
STANDING oF THE PEDAL PUSH
ERs AT TIE SAUCER TRACK.

The lead gained by W f. Samuelson,
the speedy pedal pusher az the saucer
track in the race for the championship
for this season is such that there is small
of his being oyertaken this year. ard IL
can be predicted without fear that sam
uelson xiii win the honors- Samuelson
has always been d factor in the races,
but this season he has far outstripped
all competitors. and the past week shows
him with three times the points of his
nearest competitors. Hardy Downing Is
steadily gaining. and is now tied with
Frank Holman for first place. Pedlar
Palmer is also gaining and will probably
fsi.ish farther M the championship lad
der as he il riding in much better form
thar two weeks ago
Among the amateurs the Redman broth
erS are still supreme. with the younger
several points ahead of his brother. But
as honors between these two riders are
sort OF a family affair. it does not matter
which finishes the season with the much
sought after title z b. Heagren Is push
Eiswood hard for third place and both
OF these men have a fighting chance with
tho Rednan boys for the top position.
West the fast California rider. did not
accomplish much the past week, 2 fan
putting him out Of one Of the races ne
SC cd a chance to win
The standing OF the riders is as fol-
lows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
COAST ATHLETES
VISIT SALT LAKE
On Their Way to. Olympic
Games at ST. Louis.
HERBERT HAusER IN CHARGE
WILL COMPETE FOR WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP HoNoRs.

Herbert HaUser. secrstary-treasurer OF
the Pacific Coast Athletic association. az
companied by a number OF the best attn
letes on the coast, stopped over il Salt
Lake yesterday on his way to St. LOUIS.
y here they 80 TO attend the Olympia,
games at the Worlds Fair. Last night
some Of the BOYS went down 10 Calder
ark, where they took a workout after
winch rundown was in order. and as
men IN training should do, they retired
early at the Kenyon. where they arc
topping In the party are o. F. Snedlgar,
sprinter with a record Of ten seconds.
ffat for leo yards. He had several spirits
on the Callers track last evening. ".
- Garcia. the champion long distance
runner OF the coast, VINO Is going 10 ST
Louis TO represent the coast in the Mara
thon road race. He also worked several
lilies last evening on the Callers track.
J. b. Hagerman. the coast champion
broad jumper. record twenty-three feet, IS
also in the party Including these track
men, J. Scott Leary, the worlds cham
pion 1O0-yard swimmer. record LOO 10 for
the loo yards. and Francis Gaily, the
Will take part in the Aquatic sports a.
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Hauser said that Sam Berger. tire
heavyweight amateur champion boxer.
and Young Finnigan. the champion l05-
round boxer Of the coast would pass
through the city this morning IN charge
Of De Witt Narcount boxing Instructor
of the Olympic Athletic club. These boy
are out for championship honors IN the
boxing bouts to be given at the fair
Mr.. Hauser IS an enthusiastic follower
surprised to find out that the A y. T.
old not have a branch organization IN
Utah He said that the \. a L. hsd
done wonders for the sport on the cosss
and urged that those interested in ANA
teur athletics should try and organize :,
branch in this state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
mccoy AFTER WILLIAMS
Latter, However, Says That He
is Not Looking For PugiI-
istic Hon0rs.
lsnscial to nc TIrraId.l

San Francisco. Aug. 21-The Salt Lake
City club sent Kid Mccoy a tele gram
yesterday asking him il he would box Jim
Williams. who Is now member OF the
police force there. on Sept ) Mccoy
wired his acceptance Of the clubs terms
at once and II there is no hitch IN the
match win start for the Mormon capital
right after the big sht.
Mccoy has become favorits here,
where he is training Jack MsuToc- Nc
Coy has thrown more ginger INTO Mum
roe's work than all the rest OF his squad
put together The Kid IS a pest master
of the art of boxing and local men say
Williams viii have but little show against
him.
That Kid Mccoy intends to live in san
Francisco some length OF time is evi-
denced by the fact that he AMI his wife
have left the Palace hotel and rented fur
nished apartments on Page street They
will return here to reside after the Salt
Lake affair.
jim Williams WIS shown the above dis
patch last evening and said Il was all
news to him He said that he had made
10 arrangements whatever 10 meet Nc
Gov. ard il anyone else has done so II IS
without his authority Jim further in
sisted that he was not IN the fighting
game and said he would appreciate It IL
other people would let him alone. and not
try TO drag him into II. Evidently some
would-be fight promoter in the city IS
anxious to match Mccoy and Williams
under the name of the Salt Lake CITY
club and has secured McCoy's consent
to the match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
CHICAGO is CHAMPION
Central Y. N. C. A. Track and
Field Events at the ST.
Louis Stadium.

St Louis. Aug. 20.-The Central 7. NJ
{. 4. championship track and field events
were today won by Chicago az tha
s.tadium by a score Of $50 points Los
angeles came second with thirty-thre3
points and Louisville third. sixteen points
Considerable interest was taken in the
one mile relay race which Los Angeles
won from Chicago after the Chicago men
rad held the lead for over three-quarteis
OF the distance
In the $50 yards run, W. a Brown %
Cincinnati established new Y II. g. A.
record by running the distance in z.o4 10
The previous record was 2.81 80
G. T. ParsoB equalled the record foF
20 yards, which is 10 seconds fiat
120 yards. high hurdle-won by l. G
Eaiiey. Chicago. J Hagerman- Los An
Geles, second Time-ls 3-5.
100 yards, Tun-Won By c. T. Parsons.
Los Angeles: y. J. CantweI, Louisville,
second Time-I0 seconds.
Putting 15-pouRd shot-ss on by A b
Gum. Buffalo; D. B. Cromwell, Los An
geles. second. Distance 30 feet inches
40 yards run-Won by H c Dane, Los
Angeles: l. H Powell Chicago, second
Iims-52 40
Throwing 16-pound hammer-WOn by \.
A Johnston St Louis, D. b. Cromwell,
Los Angeles, second Distance, l6S feet
inches
200 yards run-Won by D. J. CantweI.
Louisville: c. /. Parsons, second Time
2 seconds.
Running high jump-won by J J
Schommer. Chicago; d. b Cromwell. Los
Angeles. second. Height. feet inches.
Ruaningh high jumD-Won By }. J.
schommef. Chicago; d. B. Cromwell, Los
angeles. second Height. feet inches
Running broad jump-Won BY w. y
Hunter. Louisville; J. 2. HaEerman- Los
Angeles. second. Distance, Il feet
inches.
One mile reIay-won by Los Angeles:
Chicago, second
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
FACTS FOR THE FANS.

The Elders and Spokane Indians meet
at Walkers this afternoon in a double
header. the first game beginning at 2
clock. This viii be the last game played
Elders return home for one weeks series.
nd the season will be closed. In today 8
sames Titus and Dammann are sched-
Uled 20 pitch FOR Spokane and TOzer ana
Thomas. the new pitcher. for the Elders
Pitcher Thomas arrived in the city yes
terday and worked out with the Elders AT
the ban grounds yesterday afternoon. He
has been pitching this year in the North
Dakota league and Is reported as ooihS
good work. He is no stranger here hav-
ing twiried for the Ogden team in the
Utah state league in 1902.
Muller's throw in OF Roekenneld's high
flv TO left field catching Hewlett coming
home from third. was as pretty a throw
from the outfield as seen this season.
When Hewlett ran into the ball ~ Sears
hands at home he was the most surprised
person on the grounds. and Hewlett did
not loaf coming from third at that.
Rruyette robbed Reilly OF a hit in the
third which was sent bounding tioFyn BY
second base Il looked safe; Reilly
thought il was safe, but Bruyatte made
one Of those circus pickups and throws
all IN the same motion for which he Is
famous ard il was all off with Mr. Reilly
az first
Dad CLARK dropped two Of Bruvetts' :
throws TO first They reached he first
bag on the bounce. but Clark Jailed to
squeeze the ball when It struck ms glove.
Frary stole third yesterday while the
whole Elder team was asleep. 1t least
il looked that way from the grand stand.
Manager Reilly says he viii probably
take Titus with aim when H. leaves for
home tonight Titus is popular IN Spo-
kane and Reilly thinks he Is somewhat OF
q pitcher. Titus was "a d Spokane uni
form yesterday and wiz be given try
out today.
Attorney Jones OF Spokane Who is an
ardent fan has been in the city for the
past couple Of days. Last night he took
the entire Spokane team 10 Saitair. cav
g royal feed and a bath n the lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE.
Three Swimmers Attempt to Cross
Straits of Dover.


Dover EnEland. Aug. 2--Three swim
ucrs are attempting to cross the straits
cf Dover this YEAR. Montague HoIbeIn.
Jack Ha-gerty and 5. W Greasely.
Holbein. who has made in the last few
years four attempts 10 swim across the
channel. entered the water in a fifth a.
tempt ~ 49, T. M today. starting from
point near Bydden Spout westward OF
Dover.
ffaggerty started from the Admiralty
p'sr here at p. m This is HaEgerty
first attempt To cross the channel
Cfrcasely viii take the water at high
tide tomorrow morning. They all nope
20 reach Cape Grisnes. on the French
coast. near Boulogne-Sur- Mer. within
tweDGy-f0ur hours. Experts say the
conditions are favorable The sea 1t
night r calm.
There IS much popular interest IN the
attempts. owing largely 10 the fact that
each swimmer represents q London news
PAPER. ana that the three papers have
Doomed their respective contestant for
several weeks. HaeRerty and Greaselv
are unknown quantities and are making
their first attempts. while Holbein. OH
account of his persistence in previous
nluclCv efforts. IS perhaps the popular
frvorite he Is @ years Of age. Hag-
aerfy is IS and Creasely is s. They have
IN been in training for some time Each
man viii be accompanied by physicians
srtendants and reporters IN boats and
tags the latter using searchlghts during
-st1 night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
HORSE SHOW FOR
SALT LAKE CITY
Display is Planned For Next
Month.
BRONCRO BUSTING FEATURE
SOCIETY TO SEE AN EQUINE
CARNIVAL.

Local horsemen are preparing to give
horse show at the Salt Palace beginning
Monday. Sept. y. All the owners of fine
teams in the city win be asked TO CON-
pete and single drivers and saddle horses
from all over the state viii be shown
The saucer track viii be converted into
Madison Square Garden for a few days
ard local society viii be given a taste Of
the real horse show.
There are many fire horses in the city
and state, and q creditable show can be
given.
II. O. Martin viii visit Denver. Kansas
City and Cheyenne and endeaIor to get
owners OF fine horses in those cities TO
contest.
Such famous bronchO riders as Bren-
ran. Sowders, Armstrong. Belnap and
Gardner viii compete for = $500 purse.
K steer-tying contest viii also be a fea-
tEra
br0nchO busting contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
PROGRAMME OUT
FOR LABOR DAY
Horsemen Will Have Meeting
at Calder's Track.
RECORD TRIAL 4 FEATURE
BIRCHTWIG WILL ATTEMPT TO
LOWER HIS OWN 2:14 MILE.

Manager Claude Y. Russell of the Cal
der's track is cut with his programme
for Labor day. Sept ). which he says
will probably be the last meeting at the
park this season. It includes two har-
ness events and one running race which
Russell thinks viii give all the horsemen
in the city a chance to enter their
speedsters. Mr.. Russell says he will
endeavor to make the meeting the best
Of the season and he has the assurance
of the local horsemen that they viii help
him along in his efforts. His famous
black gelding. Birchtwig viii make try
for the Utah state record It now stands
at PA. and is held By Birchtwig but
air. Russell Is confident ne can lower
this mark. Last week in a trial heat the
horse worked out four heats in better
than 2:fZ.
The programme Is as follows:
First race. free-fOT-all, purse 500.
Second race. named race for PAGERS and
trotters: purse $50.
Third race. running race, five and one
half furloDss; purse Sl0o.
In all Of these races the entries will
close Aug. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
EUREKA AND PARK CITY
MEET At PARK TODAY

Park City. Aug e0-The second game
IN the ball series between Park City and
I.ureka teams which is 70 be PLAYED here.
s. attracting considerable attention, ana
5; is expected by the management tndc
the largest crowd Of the season viii be
present % see the game
The local team lost the game ia Eu-
re<a Sunday. but All who saw the game
claim that the Park boys were not uD
10 anything like their usual form. The
excursion ttain which carried the boys
down was delayed on account Of a defec-
tive engine. and the train did not arrive
ih Eureka until nearly o'clock. Every
thing then was hurry and the Park bOgs
were Obliged 70 play the game imme-
diatelv after eating a hearty meal. This
time the railroad IS guaranteeing 10 get
the Eureka BOYS here by i O'Clock and
s, fth the game called at J. TO complaints
can be made. The local team has been
nrac-fcing hard ali week and confidently
expect 10 reverse the result Of the last
r-gran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
Cvclone Kellv Put Out.

Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 2O.-Tommy Burns
of Chicago defeated Cyclone Kelly OF san
Francisco here last night IN the fourth
round OF what was TO be twenty-rourd
fight. with a right to the heart Kelly
had to be assisted to his dressing room
while Burns was unscratched, keiiy
was entirely outciassed and was Knocked
down and badly punished in the first
round He received a right on the jaw IN
the second that started him going He
rallied in the third. but wss unable to
land effectively on the Chicago man. In
irving to keep away from another on the
law in the fourth he raised his guard and
Burns landed a hard punch under the
heart that ended the fight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
.EAGAN GETS THE TITLE
Western Golf Championship De-
cided Yesterday at High
land Park.

Chicago Aug. g1-H. Chandler Egan.
AZ Highland Park today won the western
golf Championship for the second time.
He defeated -. = Sawyer of Wheaton
i1 the thirtv-siN-hote finals. 8 up to
pay The only period in the games wheE
who followed the two players thought
E-gan IN danger was when Sawyer. By
brilliant two under DOGGY plays took
he first two holes. Weather conditions
we're excellent. In the long game EEan
was better invariably than his rival
His short game was inVincible and the
mostly due TO his own erratic work.
OF the subordinate events decided Wal
ter T1Can. the defeated champion. won
the Directors cup from x L. Ames OF
GIeuv5cW. . up. I TO play. =. b HOyt-
another former western champion won
the North Shore cup, defeating r. Z
Hunter. ] UP in twenty holes.
Morning score
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
PLAYERS DRAWN
FOR TOURNAMENT
Leading Racket Experts viii
Compete for Championship.
TRIALS TO BEGIN SATURDAY
FINALS WILL BE PLAYED OFF
ON LABOR DAY.
TRIALS TO BEGIN SATURDAY

The committee in charge of TIE state
championship tennis tournament met at
the Knutsford last evening and COM
pleted arrangements for the event. Thirty
two players in all entered for both the
singles and doubles and these were paired
by drawing Entries were received from
every court in the city. showing that the
tournament has the approval Of every
tennis Organization in town and each ciuo
has put forth its best men in an eDdeavor
TO land the championship.
The tournament Will start next Satur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock. games being
played on the 3 street. THIRD South, Mil
Ter. Pitt and Fort Douglas courts, and
the trials fill be played OF in order TO
have the finals on Labor day The com
mittee In charge Will notify the different
players of the dates selected FOR them
20 play and rush the qualifying games
through as fast as possible. These games
will consist of best two out of three sets
of six games each. the finals being best
three out Of five.
The results OF the drawings or both the
singles and doubles were Us oliows;
Drawing for Singles.
T. G.. Griffin vs. Dodd Ritr-
Leo Chandler vs.. 3. W Raymond
d. NJ. Boyd VS.. ". /. Mcleod
H X. Masters vs. W. II. Conrad.
Owen H GRAY vs.. /. E Ritter.
Barnard Frosath vs. George w yopliff
William Hempill VS.. James SALISBURY.
Phil Barter vs. W Eate Henry
A. B. Pembroke VS.. Harry Roberts.
Carl Roberts vs. Georse Rust
r T Badger vs.. J. Tod Goodwin
r. H. Claiming vs. Frank Roberts
:. A. Whitney VS.. DIR. Piummer-
T. NJ Garrett vs.. Walker Salisbury.
George r. Smith vs. w. II. Blackburn.
@. Il. Walker Us. Dorsey Ash
Drawings for Doubles.
George r Smith and B. W Raymond
VS.. George Badger and s. A Whitney
a Il. Pembroke and J. s. Frink Us Dr.
Piummer and w. II. Broddus.
Captain Morrow and Lieutenant Has
keII vs. Phil Barton and G.. f. Walker.
w Yale Henry and Owen Fl. Grey vs.
Walker Salisbury and J. c. Griffin
Leo Chandler aud D. n. BOYD W. W
/. Mcleod and Barnard Frosath-
J. e Broddus and George Rust VS.. j..
Tod Goodwin and R. II. Charming
r T. Badger and W. H. Conrad VS.
Frank Roberts end Carl oberts-
James Salisbury and Harry Roberts vs..
L. Z Ritter jr., and DOdd Ritter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
McF ARLAhD WILL GO
AGAINST SAMUELS0k

Patrons of the cycle game viii have a
chance to see Floyd Mcfarland. the
sneed,- townsman Of Hardy Downing on
the track the coming week. If the ianky
CElifornian's present plans do not fail
He has written Manager Heagren that
h will arrive IN Salt Lake the coming
Thursday and will start IN racing at once
One of the nearby features viii be d
match race between Mcfarland and sam
uelsou which ought to be one Of The
events of the seasons Mcfarland Is riding
IN tire form and - no one can dispute
the fact that Sanuelson Is going some
a match between these two should carry
Some WEIGHT with it. Mcfarland viii
pyobably finish tho season here and then
81 TO Australia for the winter. and again
frv conclusions with the best the anti
pc6es can furnish IN the speed merchant
lire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
IN PINK OF CONDITION.
Jeffries viii Complete His Training
at Oakland

san Francisco. Aug 29.-Champion
James Jeffries left his training quarters
IL Harbin springs todas and IS expected
to arrive in Oakland at D. m. where
he viii complete his training at The Reii-
auce Athletic club. Jeffries IS reported
to be in the pink of condition AID goes
az his work In vigorous style. The only
fear expressed BY his trainers aud adj
vissrs is that he may again injurs him
self owing to the zest with which he
carries on all his work.
At Monroe's camp at Sheehans Tavern.
on the beach here. feeling OF confidence
prevails The big miner is said TO have
made wonderful advances and to have
been in such excellent condition for bat
tie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
Has Omit the Turf

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug 20-Clarence II.
Aackay who Withdrew has horse race
ertries on the death of his father. VIII
rot again take up the sport. His Colors
will not be seen again on the turf. HIS
many business duties IN connection vita
the properties under his control takes W
so much OF his time that he does not
1een1 IL expedient 10 again enter into ac-
tive racing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
When JEFF Beat Fitz.

Clear Greek Utah. Aug 10
Sporting Editor Herald.
Kindly inform me in sundays issue
where FitzSimmOns and Jeffries fought
when Fitz lost the championship. and
hcW MANY rounds they fought: also
whether Edinburgh. Scotland. is a town
o. city, and If a city, when il was made
sSoh ST Csc RTBER
Jeffries defeated FItzsimmons fer the
championship in eleven rounds a Couey
Island on June g. 1929. Edinburgh. Scot
land is a city. and has been such foi
several hEndred years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
Travis Won the Gun.

Hyannis. Mass. Aug. 0-Naiter !.
Travis. the national gold champion. won
the Great Island cup today by defeating
A. 9. Lockwood OF AnstCn six I'D ana
four TO play, and G. T. Croker. jr.. G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
Salt Lake

EdrUeS RunS-SpOkaDe. l. TWO-baSe
off HOgg. .. Struck Out-By HOgg. g.:
by Castletou. Q Left on Bases-Salt Lake,
9; Spokane. 6. Double Plays-Delmas I'M
assisted. Bases on ETTors-Spokane- 3:
salt Lake. 8. Hit b. Pitcher-Seare. Sto-
len Bases-Ferris. .. Frary. 2: Gimlin
Sacrifice Hits-Ferris. Time OF Game
1,40. Umpire-Flannery. AttendaRce-500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
First of the Season.

Chicago. Aug. 20.-Footbaii has found its
first victim this season in Chicago. James
Pine Is wears old. and several compan-
ions were engaged in a game. and dur
ing a scrimmage the lad was thrown Vio-
lently, his head striking the ground. He
was removed 20 hospital where he died
within an hour.