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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-20
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{ SOCIAL AND
| PER SONAL.

The wedding OF Mrs Alice IL, MUIR
ply and Joseph II. BAKER took place on
Monday, the ceremony being perform
ed at the home OF Mrs. Lila James
Read by Rev, w. A. Paden at 1880 a,
m The bride wore a travelling gown ,of
light blue broadcloth, with hat TO
match. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs, Baker left for an eastern trip, to
include ST. Louis and other points,
Both are connected with Walker Bros.
store and have many friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ira H. Lewis and Miss
Eloise Sherman leave tomorrow for q
trip through Yellowstone park,
Mr.. G. o. Whittemore entertained at
luncheon at the Commercial club yes
terday In honor OF Mr. and Mrs Gil.
lette, who are here from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. S, v shelp leave Fri.
day for New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette were guests of
honor at a dinner last night, given at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Hawkes. The table was prettily dec.
Grated and the event was most enjoy.
able
Mrs. G. O. Whittemore and children
are spending the summer in California,
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Ward
Entertainments.

The officers of the Mutual Improve
ment Associations Of Liberty stake held
delightful reunion last evening at
the home of Mrs Lotte Paul Baxter
uf the stake board, one hundred and
thirty-fve guests were present. The
reception was held out Of doors, be-
meath large trees. amid bowers Of foil.
age and clusters Of giant hollyhocks IN
full bloom The grounds were ilu.
minated with electric lamps skillfully
arranged and with japanese lanterns
tastefuIly distributed among the trees
and flowers. The guests were dis
tributed in groups with chairs arranged
so that all could hear the musical pro.
gram, which consisted Of instrumen.
tai or vocal selections by Miss Lucille
Case, the Misses Symons and Miss Os-
valid, Miss stella Paul. Miss Winnie
Hill, Mrs. Fish. Mr.. and Mrs, Elijah
James, and Miss Lillian Malquist; with
Rotations by Miss Mile Higgs and
Mrs. Lent Davis. After this program
the guests were taken to a part Of the
graunds on the other side of the house,
where young ladies served delicious re.
freshments. Practically all the stake
officers were at the reception, and the
evening was scene Of real enjoyment,
The evident refinement OF the company
present and the good taste displayed I'M
the management OF the affair were
points that could not escape attention,
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HIRED A "SCAB" DRIVER.
Whole Cause Of the Trouble at the
Coop. Laundry.

The washers who quit work at the
Coop. laundry yesterday because
Manager Bird was let out, amused
themselves by surreptitously removing
the labels from the various patches Of
clothing and had it not been for the
aid OF an expert marker, there would
have been insxtricable confusion. Pres
idont Watkyns OF the company says
that the trouble started In Manager
Birds hiring az driver a man who took
the place Of one OF the Carbon county
strikers. The directors couldn't stand
anything like this, and demanded the
drivers dismissal Bird refused TO dis
charge him. and this action was largely
instrumental in the discharge Of Bird
himself Foreman Booth with three
helpers, Is now running the laundry
until things are Strengthened out. As
the places OF the strikers cannot be
tilled with non-union help, union laun.
drymen must be sent for from other
cities. This will take time.
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THE oMNIvoRoUs KOREANS.

The Korean Is omnivorous. Birds Of
the air. beasts Of the field and fish
from the sea--nothlng comes amiss 10
his palate Dog meat II In great re-
quest AZ certain seasons; pork and
beef with the blood undralned from
the carcass, fowls and game birds
cooked with the lights, glblets, head.
ana claws lntact-fsh, sun-dried and
highly malodorous-all are accept
able to him Cooking Is not alawys
necessary; q species Of small fish Il
preferred raw. dipped into some pi-
quaint sauce Other dainties are dried
sea-weed. shrimps, vermicelli. pine
seeds lily bulbs, and all vegetables and
cereals, Their excuses make the Kor-
cans martyrs to Indigestion. lLeslies
Weekly
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIN bottle or common glass with
your water and let II stand twenty
four hours; sediment or settling in
dicates an unhealthy condition OF the
kidneys; II II stains the linen II Is evil
dence OF kidney trouble; too frequent
desire TO pass IL. or pain In the back
Is also convincing proof that the kid
neys and bladder are out OF order.
What 10 DO.
There Is comfort IN the knowledge
so often expressed that Or. Kilmer's
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
fuliills every wish IN curing rheuma-
tism, pain In the back. kidneys, liver
bladder and every part OF the urinary
passage Ii cOrrccts inability to hold
water ana scalding pain I'm passing IL,
or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer and overcomes that IN
pleasant necessity Of being compelled
to go often during the day and TO get
up many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect Of
swamp Root is soon realized. IL stands
the highest for liz wonderful cures Of
the most distressing cases IL you
need medicine YOU should have the
best Sold by druggists in hfty-cent
aud one-dollar sizes.
lou mag nave sample bottle OF
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
and book that tells all about II. both
sent absolutely free my mail Address
Or Kilmer & co., Blnghamton, n. y
When writing be sure to mention that
YOU read this generous offer in the
Salt Lake Daily Deseret News
Don't make any mistake. hut remember
the name, Swamp-Ro Or. Kilmer's
swamp Root, and the address. Blng-
hamton, n. T.. on every bottle 2
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penny" GOSSIP.

They rang in two more clowns at the
saucer track last night
Police and detectives shut out the rae
ing news at Brighton Beach yesterday.
Despite the fact that all the wires were
blocked there was not much decay IN
placing tho results on the wires from
outside points.
one Horny Foley was put to sleep In
the seventh round by Dave Barry az Los
Angeles last night II was case OF a
left hook and jawbone.
Pete Bowling has m9terialzed In
Butte after Manager WimOt had n search
warrant out for him for thirty days Pete
* now on his way to Boise, whore he viii
twirl for the Miners.
Cy Vasbinder. one Of the latest import
ed slab artists secured by the Miners,
yesterday packed mp his mtts and Jump
ed the Butte club Tor home, sweet home,
otherwise Toledo, o.
Haverford Pennsylvanla) was saved
from defeat at cricket yesterday I'm Lon
don az the hands Of Hailcybury public
school owing 10 n drawn game, called
on account " time,
Sufficient funds have now been guar
anteed by Boise enthusiasts 10 keep the
baseball club in Idaho. one hundred oiti-
gems have agreed TO contribute $40 each
a month for the rest Of the season, while
the club expenses have been curtalled
$500 a month.
Bn Carney the Spokane outRelder, NJ
ter playing In about 60 games, now has
100 hits to his credit Carney tops tho
batting list and has a record that few
players In this lntermouutaln region or
on the coast have managed as yet this
season TO accomplish.
Mr. Reilly the pilot OF the Indians, is
suffering from q turned ankle. IL IL on
the cards that he will rest IN for a day
or two.
"Rastyn Wright, who is advertised 10
Boise as the 5000 pitcher has been In
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NEWS" SUBSCRIBERS LEAv-
ING TOWN.

All subscribers OF The Deseret
News IN Salt Lake city, who are leav-
Ing town for the summer can have their
papers forwarded to their nearest post
office address without extra charge, by
notifying the City Circulator OF the
DcScrot News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-20

out in the ninth inning with hree-bag-
gers by Wagner and Sebrlng and single
by Richie Lynch was rather Wild for
two innings, but steadied down and
pitched much better ball than Matthew
son. who was saved by the brilliant
fielding Of Metores Leach made an al
most impossible catch of "A n.y. Score;
II, II. IL
pltsburg .... =, 1000 900 012-2 $ 0
New York ....,.,. .00l 0oJ 0y0-l 0
Batteries Lynch and Smith: Matthew
son and Warner three base hits Wag-
ner. Sebring 2: stolen bases, Smith Brcs.
nahan, Gilbert, warner bases on balls,
on Lynch L. Off Matthewson p struck out,
by Lynch 5, by Matthewson 4; umpires,
Moran and Day.
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In tea, Schilling's Best is by
no means the costliest tea; it's
a matter Of taste, OF the fine
kinds, the one you like best is
your tea.
Your grocer'o; moneyback.
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IDAHO EXCURSION
Saturday, July 23rd,

Via Oregon Short Line, See agents
for full particulars regarding rates,
limits, etc, Idaho streams are noted
for their fine fishing ana now Is the
time to go.
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EXTENSIVE TRAVELLERS

Always go one route, returning an.
other When you go east ask for tick.
cts either going or returning via Colo
RADIO Midland. See all the Rockies
without additional cost Through stan
dard and tourist sleepers,
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching this FORM as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are
cured by Or, Bo-san. kos Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding Absorhs
tumors Toe a Jar, al Druggists. or sent
by mail. Treatise free. Write mo
about your case, DR., Bosanko, Phila.
Pa.
For sale by z. c. NJ I. Drug Dept.
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M1fs1c TEACHERS.

All who desire to consult tho lis,
OF the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory" In
the Saturday News"
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Sir Thomas Has Not Given Up Endesvor-
ing To Llft the Cup,

II begins to look MS II we are to have
another international yacht race In
1905. Sir Thomas Upton IL seriously
considering the building OF n new
boat, ana another British yachtsman,
j. l.. Coates, stands ready 10 furnish
a challenger, II he does not. Llpton
and George l., Watson Engand's
foremost designer are not very
friendly and the story goes that Wat
son only consented TO draw up the
plans for Shamrock H. after being d.
rected to do so by King Edward then
Prince OF Wales, After three sham
rocks had tried and failed, IL was
generally believed that there would be
u considerable let-up I'm British en-
deayors 60 "lift the cup but such Is
not the case. There are stll num-
Der Of millionaire subjects Of King
Edward who are willing TO spend for-
tunes In trying to. regain the blue
ribbon Of the seas and II IL needless
10 say that there are just as many
American mllionares who Will take pains
to see that they are not successful
In 1903 there were numerous stories I'M
circulation about members of the New
forced TO containually go down In their
pockets 10 defend the cup, Of course
only very few men have constituted
themselves "A committee TO do so, and
despite unpleasant murmurings. they will
30 nohy TO the scratch when the next
challenge arrives SO great Is the nation
al pride IN the cup that, were II neces-
sOry, national purse, 10 defray the ex-
penses Of keeping 1t here would be sub
sCribed many times over Neither the Re-
lance nor the Constitution can be used
again In an international race on account
of their excessive draft The new rules
OF the New York Yacht club, under which
a race would be held, put them out OF
the running A challenge has TO be re-
ceived ten months before the day OF the
race, so one may be expected before the
LIST OF October at the latest From all
that Is said OF Mr. Coates. he must be a
sportsman OF flne parts, but Americans
hope he will remain In the background
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IDAHO EXCURSION
Saturday, July 23rd.

Via Oregon Short Line See agents
for full particulars regarding rates,
limits. etc Idaho streams are noted
for their fine fishing, and now is the
time to go.
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OUTING EXCURSION
July 23rd.

Via oregon Short Line Greatly re-
duced rates and liberal limits will be
made 20 principal northern Utah and
Idaho points, An excellent opportunity
for fishing vacation during the hot
days, See agents for full particulars.
----------------------------
SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
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ToDAY's GAMES.
New York at Pittsburg.
brooklyn al Cincinnati.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago,


st. Louis, July l9-st. Louis took the
i1lrd straight game of the series from
Boston today Corbett who has been
Mtcllug poor bali since he Joined the
sI LOUIS leam, showed good form and
ngla 5oston safe, with the exception Of
Ihe AAln when three hits nettcd two
lu'S' Attendance. 1850. Score:
@, , r. H. IL
- Louis go, =. ,,u.ll5 l0l O'-g Il /
'o'''h '''''' '',. ,, COZ 002 0OO-2 q
rbatteIies-C orbett and Grady; Wilbel.
Fisher and Needham; earned runs st
LOUIS o. Boston i; two-base hits, Farrell
% Aupanchloi three-baso hits, Brain,
BBuIhe lehney, home runs, Grady,
pHo,lIln. bases on balls, Oft Wilbel t. Off
FFGrtneu 2. struck out by Corbett 5. by
ISntr u umpire Emslie
Nuyako. july l9-Today's game was
a. hard'fought pitchers battle both
hsst'els DONG excellent work, and was
w, oy HulsWitts error I'm the last in
gns Nung scored the only run ON his
al1sie' an error and an out. Williams
g .SsiS'ng was the feature, Attendance,
cblc,oo Il, H. Il.
pbTsg,D, 800 1900 90 Ml-l 3
r"oNe'pha o." =, 100 900 600 G 1
a5 ndaYpg o,s' Brown ana King; suthofr
Wuu hothi two-hase hits. Killing, clemson
son bases ON balls, on brown off
SG,nou 81 umpire, thinner.
b', "Clnhau July 10.-Garvin lasted
s euS one inning for BROOKLYN four hits
mn Hn error proving his nndolng Cro-
INF WHO sueceeded him, was hit hard nj
h"Hn,IEa.s The Brooklyns were unable To-
'u"'H their hits Attendance, ijO. score:
CInoirrop II. II, u
R,'.iiluau 80, d" u.3l0 300 Ols-7 s 0
m" ''" " '.,"00O 100 100 Q
Cropiipr' gs',sSSIbiiarper and schlel: Garyln.
md |Ga Ritter two-base hits schreck.
Dohn d rst baso hlt p9lan; home run,
IN GaryIn o@ Wy on balls, on Harper 2,
pppIrlp s. by Cronin 3. by Garyln " my ny
'' '"penter and tombstone.
'''R july l9.-Pittsburg won
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COLD KILLS THE GERM.
Lieut. Perry Says There Ar. Ma e,ia
READS In the Arctic Reolon'

Liue people who come back from
t H. tlS testify to the fact that no ma
10 pSll heads are there The evidence
m u'al 'ne cold climate kills the germs
p ps", ral the hair of at the root Lieut.,
eEt'y' VINO went TO the Arctic Regions.
H., we same eyidenoe.s Newbro's
cri5 ,p.yiue mas the same effect as the
e9, u .llmate' II kills the germ thai
bsts tne mar on al the roots, and Inc
bo,. sIoWs again. Herplcide Is the firs,
ny remedy built upon the prlncip'e
Kali u'sgoyihg the germ that eats Inc
ST.. un lts phenomenal sale demon
so.n me correctness OF the scaln
sIsts 'neory' Sold by leading drug
~ a. oS4d roc. In stamps for sample
y q nv herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
;" " W. l. Drug CO., Special Agents. is
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
on THE CLuBs.
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Washington, Il Chicago, B.
Philadelphia, o; ST Louis. 1,
New York, 2, Detroit, |.
Boston Il Cleveland, 3-twelye innings
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HALF RATES
PIONEER DAY.

Between all points on S, =. l.. a, q
S, l.. r. r. Tickets on sale July 23rd,
Path and 2jth Good returning July
26th. See Agents
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Ilorseracing,
AT BRIGHTON BEACH,

New York, July l9-Bnghton Beach
summary,
First race, six furlongs Montecarlo
won, Ascension SECOND, James V third.
Time--l:l3
Second race. five aud a half furongs,
seling-Tarpon won Got to Win second,
Perry McAdoo third. Time-lOs
Third race, handicap, mile and fur1
long-Sonoma Belle won. Palm Bearer
second, Stamping Ground third Time
l.d.
Fourth race. the Sunshine stakes, five
aud a half furlongs--P Pasadena won St
Bellane second, Austin Allen third Time
--l.WA.
Fifth race, mile and shteenth--Flyon
won, Blacksocks second Allen third.
Time-l:lS
sixth race, mile and sixteenth Hurst
park won, Dinah Shad second, Hydrange
third. Time -l;i1 S-5
AT WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS.
ST. Louis, July is-Fah grounds sum
mary;
Fist race, az furlongs selling p
Annisquam won. Lady Lou second,
Stella NJ third Time 1914,
Second race. six furlongs, selling Kings
Cham won, simon Kent second, Polly
third. Time-lill.
Third race 5ih furlongs-Padman won,
Princess Erna second, Red Leaf third.
Time-l:09A
Fourth race six furlongs-oto stlfel
won, Rebo second, Folies Bergeres,
third. Time-l;lI,
Fifth race, mlle-Thame won Byron
Rose second, Iight Opera third Time
-l:43
sixth race. mile and three .eighths-Goo
Goo won Nettie Regent second. Miss
Eon third, Time-2;&
HAWTHORNE SUMMARY
Chicago, July l9,-IIawthorne SUM
First race, one mile--Flying ship won,
-l:il As.
Second race, six furlongs- Redman won,
Atlantic second, Dragon third, Time
Third race, mile and seventy yards--Cel-
ebration won, Federal second, Frivol
third. Time-l;i6
Fourth race. five furlongs-The Mist
won Flaxman second, Jane third.
Tlme-l:0l
Handey Cross won, Maud Muller second,
l3lll Massie third. Tlme-l:i6 3-5.
Sixth race, four and n half furlongs'-
John Smulskl won, Mum second, Albert
Fir third Times 2-j.
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS.
Seattle. Wash, July l9.-Rcsults at
First race, Ave furlongs selling -subur-
ban queen won. Rosebud second Amasa
third Time-l;Olig.
second race, -four furlongs, selling Da-
yid Roland won. Lady Minora second,
Maid of the Mist third Time-49,
Third race, one mile, selling -Galanthus
won. FRANC pearse second, Phyz third.
Time l:i3l4.
Fourth race six furlongs selling Monte
won, Ccrro Santa second, Bell Reed third
Timc--l:H
Fifth race, one mile. selling -Gathello
won, Black Cloud second, July Gyp third,
Tlme-l:i2la,
sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Dottrele won, Anvil second, Ripper third.
Tlme--l.%
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES

81 Louis, Q, Boston, 2.
Cincinnati, Z, Brooklyn 2.
Pittsbnrg q New York. /. t.,Ig
Chicago /; Philadelphia, o.
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Boston, july lg-Cleyeland won to-
days game In twelve hard-fought innings
by hnal rally in which Hickman, Turn
en- Bay and Bernhard were prominent
Bay established record Tor outhelders,
nine of his twelve putouts being made In
the regular Innings, Attendance, 500
Score.
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ToDAY,s GAMES.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.


Boston, July l9-Cleyeland won to-
days game In twelve hard-fought innings
by n hnal rally in which Hickman, Turn
en- Bay and Bernhard were prominent
Bay established a record Tor outhelders,
nine Of his twelve putouts being made IN
r. II. e.
Cleveland . .u.OO) 100 900 o2'-3 10 /
Boston 900, ,... 900 100 coo OO)--1 8
Batteries Bernhard ana Bemis; DIneen
and Crlger.
New York July l9-The New Yorks
won an Cleyen-innlng game from Detroit
today by II score Of to l. Barretts FUN
bic and a hit by Williams TO O'Leary
scored the winning run for the locals.
Attendance, 200 Score
New York :. ..... 900 ooo o. CO. 8 ; : j
Detroit o.. e, .u,,,00 100 900 O0-l Z 3
Batteries--G hosbro and Kleinow Dono-
van and Buelow
Philadelphia, July 49, -- ST. Louis
broke Phlladelphia's winning streak BY
scoring the only run Of the game i'm the
ninth inning ON WallaCe's single and ka-
hoes scratch two-base hit. Glades pitch
ing and the brilliant fielding of the home
team were features Score:
st. Louis O.. q. g. 1900 900 O9l- 10 3
Philadelphia 81. o.. 1000 0JO 00O~O ) 0
Batteries-Glade and Kahoe Waddell
and Schreck,
Washington July 49, -- Walsh was
very effective today against Washington,
keeping hits scattered In all but one IN
ming. All the hits save one made off Dun
kle were punched Gin three innings, At
tendance 1900. Score!
n, H. T.
Washington 90" 600 100 COL
Chicago 900. f. T." .,l0O U02 2o0-5 /
Batteres-Duukle and Clarke; Walsh
and Mcfarland,
Denver colo, july lg-Todays game
was remarkably close ana punched hits
alone gave Denver the victory Score
Denver ;',.,,,.. go go 200 90 ,o.- -
Batteres-Eyer and Lucia; cadwolder
and Ward.
Omaha, Neb July l9.-Both teams
played a ragged fielding game today, al
though the pitching was good. Three
hits and a costly error won the game for
omaha =. ... ..,..ool 100 ooe- + s 9
Des Muines ,.,,r 1000 900 0l0-3 3
Batteries-QucS ana Gonding; LieAeld
and G. Clarke
Colorado Springs July l9-The in
ability Of Colorado Springs TO hit Dehl
r, II. d
St. Joseph e ..,,.,.OOO 00l 1912 /
Colorado Springs 100 00O 0ol-l 4 0
Batteries Nash and Baerwad. Diehl
and Mcconnell
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, Or, July 29.-The first
round of the fight between Portland, who
doesn't want to be tail-ender. was won by
Tacoma, an asprant for championship
honors, today. Both teams put up an
over eagerness to win. Portlands three
runs were made of Keefe, who was sup
planted In the flfth 10y Thomas In order
to stop the run-gettlng Butler pitched
fine game until the ninth, when the
strain proved too much and he allowed
four hits, al effective, Attendance $500
II. II. u
Tacoma ,.. .. .,,,.,lOO O02 OOl-7 u &
Portland .,.n o, ,,,l0l 100 O0-3
Batteries Butler and Shea Eeefo.
Thomas and Graham. Umplres- McDon-
aid and OConnell.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kansas Cty-Konsas CITY, ?; Louis
Vile, 3.
At Milwaukcc--M Milwaukee, 4. Columbus
g.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, l. Tole-
do. ..
At st. Paul-st Paul,O; indianapolis, 2
Upton TO TRY AGAIN.
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The Bell Telephone baseball team thinks
II can beat Eureka ana accordingly has
posted tl0Q Hostiliues viii take place at
the mining camp on Sunday when there
will be the usual excursion
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New York July lg.-rhc New Yorks
won an cleyen-inning game from Detroit
today by Il score Of to l. Barretts FUN
bic and a hit by Williams TO O'Leary
scored the winning run for the locals.
Attendance, 220Q, Score;
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There was great excitement In Mantl
Opera House Monday when the Manti and
Nephl basketball teams clashed, The yls-
lting team was composed Of; BelllstOn,
Cowan, Latlmer Beagey and Hyde, The
Manu boys were. COX. b. ADLER, +.
Alder Frank futile ana Fred futile, The
score was . to 70 In favor OF the Manti
team.
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Stats" Davis Is with as once again and
will umpire the game this afternoon. A.
Stats has shown a disposition to do
assured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-20

Cleveland q. ..uO0) 100 900 o2'-3 10
Boston 600, .. 81, O.. 900 100 600 0Ol--1 8
Batteries Bernhard ana Bemis; Dlneen
and Crger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-20

definitely suspended owing TO little eccen-
trlcltes In addition he has been fined the
amount Of salary due him to date, 1t IN
figured out IN Boise that II Is up to Ras-
~ to behave now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-20

New York =. $1,000 O00 o. co. /
Detroit T.. q, 10000 100 900 COL Z 3
Batteries hosbro and Kleinow Dono-
van and BuelOw.