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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16
GREAT INTEREST
IN THE SUBURBAN.
Field of Thoroughbreds Will Com.
pete, With Irish Lad the
FayOrite
PRIZE IS TWENTY THOUSAND.
Not Thought Among Horsemen That
The Picket viii be Able to
Win Out

New York, June IA smoll nelu
Of tho finest thorouShbreds Will
struggle tomorrow az Shcepshead
Bay for the blue ribbon OF the east
ern turf the $1,000 Suburban handicap at
one and one.quurtcr miles. So evenly
balanced are the chances OF the candidates
in the twenty FIRST running OK this classic
event, that even the most expert opinions
as 10 the rubdbic result alc yaiucless.
An adiustment 0f weights made Tor to-
morrow Cyent VIII uCpiue mole uQultaby
tue merits OF the INST tour horses lh the
btuuKAn hanolydp, Won by "a, fckcI
ana IA mat spltuud racer repeats MS VIC
tony tomorrow ne VIII nave 10 tAlthu
humHrlt 10 The utmost
Commence VI the eastern turlmCn Is
supreme in the benef that the l1chyt VIII
bt uuapit to repeat ana ulsh Iau WIZ
so 'o tnr post l"H puon, l'No''l,' as ne
was M tnc uauWcup, heImlH nom the
Stuptc ~ EdWdru u Ihunar ls ,u grand
FORM he was dpmuustIatcu MuDu ue Muh
The lSruUkdaie Ht GrdNtspuu yesterday, at
most equduug the track record tOr one
milo ana I'll hHOng, Ans victory cost the
sUu uI Hcrucnce an auueu pound To- ms
nupOst t0l the suburban. Qua ht win not
iccl Tue change as lac - "A good weight
carrier
proper, Who finished third bon the Brook
l4It VIII AINiN Ahll VIZ FAlh VI W D. U'Ei-
mngs Oi CautoTnu. lie viii b, ruucn uy
George OdUm instead on LuCiCu Lyme, ana
MS owner t0uay expressed the hvlel That
ne Will do better IMAM tnltd tomorrow.
N hiic Propcrs work IN PREPARATION lOt
ia suburban mas Ueen cAteucut profess
silai hauucappgrs 40 not agree with the
Jennings predictions.
Air.ttt Gci's chances are believed TO be
very slim tie won the suburban last
va ul muddy track lnis year ms
lorm has not been 80 good at duy time,
AuG tftl, ls every indication tnat tne race
Will 90 lUi. over tast track The PROB
Anla s,Lrtcrs, with Jockey weight. name
Of owner AMI proDauie odds are;
Irish Lad lSuawJ, III "A. i, Duryear
TO 2
Hcrms CRedtern,. 1926 E. X. Thomas,
4 to J.
Afrlcandcr CBunmam. l25. Hampton sta
bic, 10 70 J.
The Picket dHelgersom l24, waldeck
stable, 1 10 /,
Major Dsmgcrfeld u. Martini, l22 W.
b Leeds, - to /,
Proper (OdomJ, 10, w. Il, Jennings,
q 60 l.
city Bank no. J. Il Madden, % to I. ~
short Hose uynO, Ill., Gouchares, 30
to /.
Several rood ones including John A.
Brakes Savabio are eligible and may be
added tomorrow Fully O. U1J persons are
expected to visit the Sheepshead Bay
track
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RISK rs CENTS TO
WIN OVER $1,000
Every Ticket Purchased TO Saltair
for Real Estate Day, Wednesday,
June 30, Gives You Chance
40 Win Big Prizes.

In order TO make Real Estate Day at
Satan june ~ grduu success the
members o. me SAT- Lake Real Estate
association ATOMS with other puzzle
SPIRITED uilEeus, nave uuuatpu over N.W
IN real estate ANA other Naluublp COM
lhumuts 10 Tee gwen away as prizes.
Edth % cent round ulp uCket pur-
chased ~ Sdltalr tur Real Estate Assu-
cation Duy at SaUuir June -, viii M
clude Il coupon enuuug the noluer to
uuc chance 20 win nearly SbOOJ worth oil
valuable prizes. Those noldng the lucky
numbers VIII draw tne greatest list u
pules ever offered In Utan,
lou can purchase as many tlcekts as
dtsttd az ne UNIFORM price OF ~ cents
each ana thus il YOU buy individually or
iuIm "a club to buy;
10 tickets tor ,-'5J you have 10 chances
10 wan 1910.
20 tickets Tor $40 you have % chances
To WIN $500.
80 tickets rcr $3.50 you have 80 chances
To win 5000
40 uckets tor 5000, you have 40 chances
Is tickets for $3.50, you have 50 chances
10 tickets for $3.50, you have IS chances
Go win $500.
lVO tickets for yG.OO. you have 100
chances to win SOW.
chances TO win s0,OJV
wv tickets for 5000 you have 800
chances % win $500,
90 tickets tor Sl25 90, you have 500
chances to win 5000.
Loo tickets for $4,000 you have 1000
chances to win 5000
So great Is the array OF prizes that
clubs are already being formed to buy
large blocks of tickets ana individuals
are sending In heavy orders. The reason
Is apparent when you stop and think
that one prize alone Is valued at Woo and
tnat there aie over ~ valuable prizes 10
be drawn by as many lucky numbers.
THE PRIZES,
Here Is partial list Of prizes already
donated.
Salt Lake Real Estate association Il
lots I'm WahoO Addition value, 81, 100.
Houston Real Estate d Investment
company two lots IN Boulevard Add
futile Bros / lot in Arlington Heights,
value, 800
" =. liiskcy lots Lynch & Glassman's
Subdivision, value, $500
$. B Miner lots Brightons addition,
J Donnan Reavs / lot Arlington Ad-
dillon, 500
. r. A ~. Froiseth, lot Prospect Park,
500.
" J IIalloran one lot South Main
r. u. clift two lots Dcsky's Addition,
siO0
Hubbard Investment company ? lots in
o. f Peterson. lot T. block g. Lake
Breeze, Sl0O
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A GOOD BEAR STORY.


Special Correspondence.
Thurber june IA Yesterday shortly
after 3 o'clock John Chidestcr and
Mart Baker rode RAPIDLY into town and
reHtcd a most exciting bear story The
heWs 5pread Ike Wild fire and within
70 minutes at least 20 men and boys
We're mounted ON horses. riding like
mad, to the neighborng hills. I'M
luedlatcly Air, Betr was located. then
the running fight commenced. over
rocks and through the timber into cam
yons and NJ mountain sides the mon
ser He'd win Thurber rough riders IN
hot pursuit until h.s bleeding form
was forced to take refuge IN cave
of the mountain. The critical time had
come. Who would enter the cave and
eject the animal from his hiding place.
A number of shots We're fred into the,
hepsts mouth, but sin with a hdeous
GroWl he refused TO give up his garri-
son, 1t remained toc heroes Jack
smith and Charles Torsensou TO enter
the hole aud punch the animal with
their gun barrels which caused the
bear to make a vicious rush al mis-
pursuefs. simultaneous firing was in
dulged in from the outer fertilization
as Il general stampede among men and
horses ensued, Guns were thrown rocks
We're climbed and some didn't fail to
run In the last encounter when the an
CRY beast was shot dead within three
feet of the Frustrated form of G. l..
Strngham as he lay stretched upon
the ground Eleven men carried the
huge animal to the base of the hill
where he vas loaded into wagon and
taken TO town, Twenty dollars has
been offered for his skin.
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Homo Trust & Savings company, I lot
In Irving Park. $3.50
Rothwel a McConaughy, lots
Brighton Addition. sloo
Thomas Homer lots 1924 Homer Sub
division, 800
Homer Abstract company. round trip
800,
j. Donnan Rcavis, cash TO boy or girl
under - years making greatest number
Of words from the expression Whose
ROOF Is over Your licad?" $50
Dewitt y. Lowe cash prize to holder NJ
certain coupon number said number to
mittce Of two, 50.
Homer Abstract company. free abb
suacts to II lots IN Wahoo Addition. $50.
Salt Lake Abstract company free ABB
stracts 70 an other prize lots Sl5O.
James Is Shaw, round trim ticket TO
Los Angeles over first San Pedro train To
city of Angels. so
Charles Johnson round trip to Denver
over Mofat road on first train $50
StrinBes A Co. agree 10 pay holder W
Denver ticket over Monat road provided
same cannot Ne used IN three years. In
cash, SD also set OF plans and spccihca.
lions for i-rOom house. SIS
Walter ], Meeks donates cost Of re-
eording all deeds to lots given us prizes.
80 Grand total TO date $3.50.
MANNER or DRAWING.
TO insure absolute fairness In the man
ncr of drawing prize numbers, Mayor
Richard 4. Morris OF Salt Lake CITY has
been appointed TO take charge OF the
drawing.
The winning coupons will be drawn by
Mayor Morris at Saltair ON Real Estate
Association Day, Wednesday June 18th
and the lucky numbers will be announced
June 30 In all " the Salt Lake papers
Bear In mind no matter where you live
you can participate In this great prize
giving contest and holders OF coupon
tickets are got Obliged to be present at
SatDir on the day Of the drawing, IN
order to win the prizes.
You can buy as many tickets MS YOU
desire and by special arrangements, the
duplicate coupons will be detached from
all tickets sold and deposited for you In
the receptacle from which the prizes are
drawn ON June %, by Mayor Morris
Thomas w. Partridge member OF the
Salt Lake Real Estate Association, room
3D. Commercial block, has been appointed
and orders for tickets can be addressed
"a him Order should Invariably b. ac-
companied by remittance.
Tickets viii also be for sale at tho Of
fees Of all members Of the Salt Lake
Real Estate Association; at an drug
stores cigar stores and all business places
throughout Salt Lake city.
Every dollar derived from the sale Of
tickets Will 30 into the treasury OF the
Salt Lake Real Estate Association. To DO
used as a FUND tu advertise Salt Lake
city ana Utah state
add resorts
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LONDON TRACK MEET.
Harvard and Yale Men 10 60 Against
oxford and Cambridge.

Cambridge, Mass. June 1.-THE repre-
sentatiyes OF Harvard and Yale, who Will
meet the athletes Of oxford and Cam
bridge In London July %. have been chcs-
en- with the exception Of those who Will
compete In the quartcr-milo run and the
hammer throw.
Tho American contestants so far de-
cidcd upon are as follows;
100 "ard dash-Schck, Harvard; Torrey,
Yale.
Half-milo run--Young, Harvard; Par
sons, Yale,
Mile run. Ollcott Yale: Hin. Yale.
Two-mIle run-king Harvard Colwell,
Harvard
10 yards hurdle-Bird, Harvard; Clapp,
Yale.
High jump Murphy Harvard Victor.
Yale.
Broad iump-liayes, Harvard Shelf.
field Yale.
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JEFF IN BAD SHAPE.
Champions Condition May Result In
postpOnement

san Francisco, June Is Adyices re-
celVed tonight from Hardin Springs,
where Jim Jcifries 10 training announce
that an oDer0tlon was performed TINS az
ternon ON the ailing knee OF the champion,
an lhclsion was mace and quantity OF
mud drawn of Jeffiies, according to the
surgeon order will not be permitted to
ieaNe ms bed for FIX days. and II Is then
llkely that ne vii change his training
quarters 10 the Reliance cub at Oakland.
according TO the wishes OF the manage
mcnt OF the Yosemite club.
Among well informed sporting people
mere there rs sentiment that the FERRIES
MuuIoe contest viii be Indefinitely post
p9ned. They point 10 the fact that JEFF
irles has gone back during his period OF
lnchpaclly and bis six days urther con-
nhelntnt wlll bring him to condition
tnat WIN require more than nine days to
~ nm FOR meeting with MunrOe on
June 30.
1t Is conceded that Munroo is in splcn-
uld shape, ana has shown Great improve
hlent' and mat consequently Jeifrics may
be more inclined TO lose his forfeit than
10 rlSk his Championship houufs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

Writing TO tho Butte News Umpire
Jones thus sums up conditions IN Salt
Lake; you will perhaps see by the Salt
Lake papers where | am havino trouble
down here as an umpire, The Salt Lake
sport writer's, as well as the rooters down
here arc the most preiudlced you ever
heard Of. 1ne fans here are not rootors,
but roasters. ] have given all my de-
clsions fairly as | saw them, but # you
give decision against the l.akers they
raise a howl, Mccarthy, one OF the best
umptres Inv the west, was forced to resign
on account Of unjust criticisms IT'S the
same at SpoKane; they arc hard on um-
pres there. also"
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v,.,,,days Bill Was One of the
Poorest Offerings of the
Season.
RANK PITCHING AND FIELDING.
p.,or yasa Score Of Eleven Runs
For Miners and Eight for the
Home Crowd.
VOW THE TEAMS STAND.
n VAS warm game-warm by name

n VAS warm game--warm by name
"a .,rn by nature, Whether the oner'
,.s vas what It was intended to be. Is not
, ~, but this much is certain, IL was
"rs N the poorest games played here this
seasop. and that is saying good deal,
Somehow or other the pitchers were on
so,or and their balls did not do the work
I.red,th was In the box for the home
Soys and failed slgnally. SO did Quick,
who did the twirlng for tho Miners. The
,e,ult was that the latter who gave
ouIck better support than was accorded
Meredith, ran up total OF II runs while
,bs home crowd had to be satisfied with 8.
Tho fielding was miserable, wild throws
and many "mufs' being largely RESPONSE
no for the days doings. Stats Davis
was umpire. The story follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-yitality vlgor,
tone
The way 20 recover appetite and all
that goes with II il to take Hoods Sars-
aparilla-that strengthens the stomach.
perfects digestion and makes eating
pleasure,
Thousands take It for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good az Hoods.
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Z, P p.ni (; Second game. Columbus,
ON THE SAUCER.
HOFFMAN and Bowler VIM 10 a Five.
Mile Motor Paced Race

AT the Salt Palace tomorrow night
Frank HOFFMAN Of Los Angeles and Jim
my Bowler of Chicago viii run "A i've.
mile motor-paced race. with a time limit
OF go. Besides this there will be two
events for professionals and two FOR anna
Tours. The professionals will have
a two-mile open lap ruco, followed
by a one-milo consola ton handicap race
for those who failed to make money
~ INC ilrst event. The amateurs will have
a ono-mlo handicap race and half.nOo
open race as BOBBY prize for the slow
ones " WV
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Chicago June l5,-Recent reports that
George Hun graduate athletic MANAGER
Of the University Of Illinois, would be-
come an American league manager, have
ed reliability II was learned that all ar
rangements have been completed for the
Illinois director TO take charge Of tho
Detroit club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

Lisbon June l5-Therc was an ath-
letIc tournament In the Royal grounds
here yesterday In honor OF the American
fleet. King Carlos attended and won the
tennis match, shot pigeons and did some
men from the flagship Kearsarge and the
Alabama had boxing contests, at the
kings request.
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SALT LAKE.
scnRr ny 1NN1NGs.

Earned nuns butte, I, SAT- lake, I,
Two base hits Runklc, shaffer, Hausen.
.emss, Tozer. Base on balls-On Quick,
Left on bases-Sat Lake, III, Butte, T.
Wild pitches--Meredth, l. Bases on err
rors-salt, Lake, 4; Butte, TO- Hit by
pitCher-Runkle Stolen bases-Hanniyan
o. Glmn, Hansen. McHale. Sacrifice
hits-shaheT, Bandelin. Umpire--"Slats
Davis, Time Of game-l.0. Attendance
pD
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TEACHERS RATES
Via Burlington Route

To the worlds fair without change.
The Pullman Palace car that goes Via
Burlington Route leaves Salt Lake
daily 3lo p. m. Can or write and
get particulars, II. r. Neslen. General
Agent, 10 west Second South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

Schillings Best are not ex.
travagant quite the contrary.
Teas and coffees good-enough;
baking .powd"- flavoring ex.
tracts and spices pure and bes,
and yet economical; soda com.
mon.
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CAN SHOOT SOME.


NV lOfE juno lb-MIs8 AmllIu IIm.
norman, daughter Of Gus Zimmerman.
the champion rille shot has Won clio
ut the national Schuotzcnfest at Hal k@u'
n. ) by making % score Of 81 ont ~ al
possible 90 on the Nuns target Her father
was runncr up with g. Miss Ximmor.
man had male opponents
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ALL TEACHERS KNOW WHAT,

That the Burlington Route Il the
best line to ST. Louis. Chicago, Omaha,
Kansas city and all points ehst. We
have through car service TO all these
points. Call or write for particulars. II.
r. Neslen, General Agent, 70 west Sec
ond South street.
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REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds.
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, will find the latest forms at
the Deseret News Book store.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ia,T" FORK June 15.--Good hitting by 81
Sn,oo,, assisted by Brownies tumble OF
iba ,'i. grounder gave the 81 louis mon
oonteW m The sixth inning Of today's
poor. Attend, r playIng on both sides was
New york r. II. r
49,. -''' 'ssss' .ssts....h B
Taylore a,s ,Mcqinnity and Bowerman;
Tor 5,. On balls. IN Mcilnnity q on rsy-
lor x tw tuck ou,' by MoGinnlty 2. by ray
'''' Moran and tombstone. '' '"-
thai ,snIyh, June Blowing 10 tho fact
AZ W. suburban handicap IL 10 he mn
AF.ys eepshead Bay tomorrow tho man
' '. we usgSAyn and cinslanal Ma
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WILL PLAY SATURDAY.
city and County crowd to Get Together
At CsIder's,

The great ball game between the city
and county chaps promises TO eclipse any
thing Of the Kind ever attempted In TINS
section The boys are said to be In fine
condition and when they get together on
saturday afternoon next at Calder's park
those who assemble will then know that
there Is something doing. The game will
6e called AT 3 p. m. sharp, with Mayor
Morris as referee for the city crowd and
Commissioner Wilson In like capacity FOR
NE outsiders, That is will be an interest
i iiag game is quite evident. Here is the
city, County
y Johnson -. Mgr &C. V, Anderson
william leaker eco. & q. Jack Rasmussen
T. leonard caption ,.P ...... II, G.. Evans
T. A Forbes .,,o lB 49,. j. MacKnight
W O. Watson .,.,. 2B ..,.,,.J. n. lens
" .. h9rth '.",.,, 3B ..,., j, O. PERKINS
r Davidson 49,. CT. 49,, DaynI smith
" X. Watson 80. L.F, 80, lack Nav
Byron sperry ,, RF, 800. j. &. Sham
Richard Wright .,. 50 80. VIM. Edwards
VILLAIN Derhem -, Sub :, H. G. Anderson
u { Barthel .., Sub 49,. Dave Evans
Official score-keepers, George Maycock
ana George Canning,
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"pENNY" GOSSIP.

Another such game as Wednesdays
and baseball fans will be liable to take
10 the tall timber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds.
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, viii hnd the latest forms at
the Deseret News Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16
THE ELKS'
OFFICIAL TRAIN

Leaves salt Lake CITY for Provo. via
THE SALT LAKE ROUTE" at $3.50 a.
m Wednesday June 18th Don't miss il.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Mones June lS.-After pitching an
uphill game this afternoon brown won
for his team In the eighth inning by hit
ting the ball for four bases. Score:
II, H. Il,
D D.s moihes '''''''' '''' '''''...3
OInanh ,''''' ''".,'' ,,,ut.,A,,u,O ~ j
Batterles-HIofror and Townc Brown
and Gonding,
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Hair Specialists.

For ladies and gentlemen, Miss Char
lotte Lyngberg and Miss Carrie Leaker
formerly with Dr. Nell G. Brown,
rooms Al to i2i Constitution building.
Phone 2093-x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

Al Ilodberg caught Al trout az Diamond.
Castillo Springs yesterday The water
was very clear and about 50 lzaaks en-
joyed the sport.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

The Eureka ball team and Twenty-sec-
ond battery Of Fort Douglas will cross
bats at Eureka on Sunday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

tional toams agreed upon a double header
Today with no game tomorrow. Contrary
10 all antcipatlons Brooklyn won botn
games Attendance 1900, Score.
,i Eirst game R,H, q.
,nclhnhu '''.. ,,,.,,,.,,.u...0 > .
pr'ohl|h '.'.' u's e, .,'.,,t. ,,..,.i Z
Batleries-liahn and PeltSi Garyin and
Ritter
Two base hits PETIT, Dillon; bases on
balls, OF Gargin ?.
second game n. II. L.
omclnhau ''.'' .''''', ,,.,,.,,u.,, ~
brooklyn '"''''. "'''' ,''',,r,.l0 70
Batteries Harper, Elliott, Peltz and
SChlel, Cronin, Jones ana Ritter.
Two base hits, Donlin, COrcuran. Sheck.
ard Dillon, Jacklitsch, Gessler, home run,
l.umley, bases on balls, on Jones g. on
Harper 3, on Elliott q struck out by
Jones 2 by Harper 2, by Elliott TIM
pire, ODay
Philadelphia. June l5.-After the third
inning Pittsburg hit Duggleby freely and
won with ease. Attendance. 2,VJ Score;
Philadelphia ,,... .,,, E. .,.,..3
iltspufg ''''.' '',., .,,..o. ..,.9 II y
Batteries Dugsleby ana Roth; Lever
Two base hits Warner .; Roth. uuls.
wilt three base hit each: bases on
balls, on Lever =. Umpire thinner
Boston. June l5.-Chicago made three
runs on five consecutive nts I'm the open.
ing inning today but Wilis was hignly
ehectlve thereafter Attendance = 4vj.
Score.
Il H. E
Boston zee. ',,,. .,..,,,, ..,,-,.,..i ~ /
Nh""sV secs .'''' 90 ss,..s..."..,.J
Batlerles--Willis and Needhum Weimer
and King.
Two base hits, Raymcr, Wills, bases on
balls on WINS l. on Wcimer 3, strurk
out, by willis s, by Weimer g. Umpire,
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This is the open season for fish, likewise
fish stories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-16

Denver June li--Hodson pitched cffec-
lively for ST. Joseph today and the WIS.,
itors defeated Denver, The home team
started on well bringing IN two runs In
the hrst IN the rest OF the game, how
r. II. Il.
D'HS'l '.' 's's 'ss. s'.sssss,',,ss"A y
81, Joseph ,,,,,,. ,.,, ..,.,,.....6 Il 3
Batteries Kcnna and Lucia; Hodson
and Caryln,
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

colorado Springs Colorado Springs
Sioux city game postponed rain,
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THE GAME AT BOISE.
Indians Lose by a score OF Risht 10
EOur

wv ~ q NgOre OF ETght 20
Four.
h2lsc, Ida, June lj-The Boise team
..lvoraled us temperance on tho home
ground by defeating Spokane by 10 4
W. me fmn bringing the visiting team
rntn EeI} laie, The game did not beG.Ti
wv I,i"i cock boise won by better play,
WE game being lost TO Spokane by errors
by Ferns and Murdoch, Score.
Bolss r. II. 10
gpokopa ''''' "'''' 4" '''''','',"b 10 /
'F''N"No ''''' '''s,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,....i Q d
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wAsATCH SUMMER RESORT.
, Particulars, write Alklre, wasatch
Hotel. Via Sandy, or Come see"
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, or June l5.--Drennan made
two two base hits and single IN the
game today between Portland and OAK
land ana his hard hitting won the game
for the home team. Both Butler and
Cooper pitched better games than the
score Indicates, Tor, although numerous
tne NUS were scattered In the second in
nirg Butler passed a man 10 FIRST Lasc
allowed a base hit. ana followed this by
making an error which gave Oakland the
only run they made Attendance, 2,OyO.
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Batteries-Butlor and Steelman; Cooper
and Brynes, Umpire. Brown.
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