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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12
"PENNY" GOSSIP.

4 Salt Lake and Butte will wind up the
T T. n. league season
After the baseball season expires foot.
ban will hold the boards for a couple OF
months Tho fight game is too brutal, 80
we will have gentle football
Manager Heagrcn has another fine pro-
gram Of bicycle races for the cycle fans
az the saucer tomorrow evening There
are many good sprint events besides a
mot0r-paCed race,
Salt Lake beat Boise to q IN Satur-
days game. Spokane wuloped Butte 10
the tune Of II TO 5.
Stalwart with Rcdfcrn In the saddle.
and second choice In the betting. won tho
$751; annual champion stake az Sleeps
head Bay Saturday Major Daingerhed
was second and Broomstck, the favorltc,
third
Bobby Walthour, the American cyclist,
Won the international bicycle race at 100
kIlcrietcrs at Berlin yesterday His time
was Z hour, q minutes, and Is seconds
Dickcnman OF Holland Hall Of Holland
and kobe 0f Germany finished as nam
ed " althour won easily and without haY-
ms to chance his motor pace.
Vailsburgs annual handicap" yester-
day produced q new American record for
one mile. Frank L. Kramer winning the
handicap at that distance from scratchin
l:i9is only two.hfths Of a second slower
than the worlds record distance made by
Mcfarland In Australia several months
ago.
Only three members Of the Rife club
were at the range yesterday TO take part
In the shoot Johnson, with a score OF 90
made the highest score The results;
Avg
johnson ., e, uo2 " 50 81 81 @-sl l-3
Hifschvogel 81. 10 70 20 "a rs Ia
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UNIVERSITY COACH HERE.
Joe" Maddox OF Michigan Comes 10
Drill u. OF 4, Football Heroes.

The e. Of US new football coach is
here.
His name liz Joseph n. Maddox and
he halls from the University Of Mchi-
gan,
lie was a member Of last years cham
pl0n Michigan team, and has had the adj
vantage OF careful training under Coach
Hurry Up Yost The lattcr's style Of
play Is thoroughly familiar TO Maddox
ana ne proposes 70 use II during the com
ing season. and he IL confident that. with
good material to work on, he will place
The r. Of l.. back In the championship
column I'm matters football
Many OF the old guard. including Wade,
Moore, Pitt, Russell, Ray, Benuion and
Clayton and some new football timber
will soon be ready to report for practise,
aud preliminary work will begin this
week.
Coach Maddox does not relish the idea
Of starting the season of too early. lie
Is not favorably disposed toward the ar
raugemcnt calling for game with
Boulder on Oct g. but he says they Will
now have 10 make the best OF Il, and go
In with determination to win.
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listlc event IN Butte. excepting the La.
lontlso-MoCarthy affair. with be- Herrera.
GOODMAN, rather than G0odman-Atcl
All Of which will bring NO ycll Of
prolcstWrom local fandom.
The little California dancing mastcr
agreed with The Silver Row Athletic
club 10 meet Goodman I'm butte ON tho
18th inst, aud agreed also that no would
put IN an appearance not later than IN
days prior 20 the bout The next hoard
or Abe he had tucked his dancing clothes
away I'M his grip ana liked for the hot
springs at West Badcn, utterly ignoring
hla agreement
Jerry CLIFFORD received yesterday short
telegram, dated Ht the springs. saying
that Atiel would arrly, I'm Butte un TUGS.
day next Jerry has been easy with the
Californian but feels that hr has been
made the victim Of deliberate thrown
down aud VI moro than halt inclined 60
Keep him waiting for a lHht tie has made
the suggestion that Httrera 30 with kid
oo0dman, who put In his appearance long
before the stipulated tine and the Wug.
gesilon has caught the fancy OF the rlng.
stpts
There Is mo- doubt but that the match
would BE- am Immense drawing card
Goodman rs q clcan. rugged aud hard
walloplng lttle man. he has decision
over The Mexican aud Herrera at the
ll'n'lll UNIV N'NU lutU'I WIN hUl iNNl
stain than almost anything else be knows
of. unless II lsio turn the tables ON Bat
Ting Nelson Goodman by his pleasant
manner ana clean llyIug, haH made many
warm friends IN Butte aud Herrera VS.
ever more popular since Ms defeat hy Nell
son than he was before win the two
men lighting IN the same ring there would
Doe u chance OF 10 Knockout either way at
every foot 0f the distance. for both mon
have the dream tablet with Attol I'm the
ring against the Mexican there would he
lust one chance Of the sleep punch going
over and that one chance would be in pos
session Of the Herrera man
Butte ring followers would Ike tO
see q bout between Goodman and At
tel, particularly with the promise that
the Victor should take ON the MeNicau,
but II II comes down TO a choice be-
tween one and the other IT, AN odds ON
bet that the Goodman-Hcrre match
would be the high card
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, IN aud Tor Salt Lake Coun-
~ state Of Utah. In the matter N tho
estate " Emmeliue Matthews, Deceased.
Notice. The petition " Harry w Mat
thews, Cecil Z, Matthews, Alma W. Mat
thews, Bertrand n. Matthews, Florence
Matthews Newman, Percy g. Matthews,
Matthews praying for the is.
suanco 10 Harry W. Matthews.
Of Letters of Administration IN the estate
Of EmmelIne Matthews, has been set for
nearing on Friday the 18th day Of Sep
temher. a, D. 1900 at 10 o'clock M.
az the County Court House, IN the Court
Room Of said Court In Salt Lake city.
salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this Ord day OF
septcmber A. II, 1904
lSeaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By David u. Davies, Deputy Clerk
=, Cannon. irvine " Snow, Attorneys for
Petitioners
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FIREEA TEAM WINS
FROM PARK CITY.
l,olores State Amateur Baseball
Championship in Presence
OF 5000 Fans
rHt SCORE WAS TEN TO THREE.
tao, Pitched for the Victorious Team,
Ubllc Drinkvater Did the Twlrl'
lng for Park City.

r., bsso BAH game at walkers field
,,dsy afternoon between Eureka and
g.,, INV for the state amateur cham
,n,bn was witnessed by close to 5000
.,s,Jastlc fans. and to say that they
,'ny and thoroughly enjoyed tho sport
sailing Il mildly such a row as tho
,.as made has not been heard I'm the VI
',oty of tho salt Palace for many, many
days
Enthusiasm ran riot
There was o. large delegation from both
,,lrlog camps. and the rivalry between
bs tVo factions was. TO say the least,
J,,dedly keen The team from Eureka
wss ACCOMPANIED by "a brass bnnd and u
,srtaIny made its presence iolt at all
STAGES OF the game
'g9tb Sides were apparently confident,
al iberc was considerable betting ON the
pesnlt THE Eurokates were there with
,isrtv OF money, ana their wngers were
dnckly covered by the admirers " the
psrs i'ty ban tQssers Several hundred
5olhrs changed hands when soldier Cook
y,iIred the last man, and the victorious
T9rekl team was carried from the field
I'M the shoulders of the wild-eyed fans.
Although the game was interesting and
,frllhg the Eureka team had all tho
bstter On IT, Jensen pitched winning ball
ior ID AIN the way through, keeping the
NIX wen scattered,
Drlnkwatcr was onlthe rubber for Park
CIV and besides being hit pretty freely,
ma support accorded him was miserable
me team making SIX blunder5 that were
costly.
Tha game was supposed and advertised
IA he f0r the amateur championship NJ
The state which seems strange In view
q the fact that professionals played on
elier played with Salt Lake IN the Paciic
Nluonal league this season.
The detailed score OF the game fol-
hgs.
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Cricket at Portland.

Portland. Or. Sept. 1.-THE Portland
Cricket club played a two.lnnmg game
today with an amalgamated club repre-
wntlng Tacoma and Seattle. In the hrst
inning Tacoma-Seattle won by the narrow
margin of Is runs. hut after the Port
jlands allowed . runs In thcir extra list.
largely through loose fielding the victory
was not an important one. In tho Second
the Tacoma Seattle players were held
down 10 81 runs. due 10 the good bowling
OF Kingsley and Fenwlck and the good
support Of their comrades Portland scor-
ed a for Ave wiekets. but darkness inter-
yened and the contest practically ended
In IA droW
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Tennis Tournament.

San Rafael, Cal, Sept. H. The finals In
the tennis tournament were played today
aud resulted az follows
The finals IN ladies' doubles. Miss ".
sutton and Miss @, Dobblns beat Miss
V, sutton and Mrs, Bruce. IS los. S.6
Finals In mixed doubtless Miss v SUIT.
ton and r. Hlcndrlcsk beat Miss +, SUIT
ton and Elliott Sc, SO.
In the consultations Mrs Hendricks beat
Mrs, Seymour, 81. Sc, 81
Gayness and Donell beat Gardner and
Long, 30. 3-s. 6-i 6-3, 81
The first two sets between d. McGavln
and a. v. Rel. the present champion
for the championship Of the coast FOR
1874. were played this afternoon and re-
suited In McGsvln winning by So. s-s.
The remaining sets will be played by
these players Monday.
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, In and for Salt Lake County, state
Of Utah. Department No L. In tho mat
ter Of the estate Of Daniel Stuart, be-
ceased, Notice. The petition OF George
stuart praying for the admission TO Pro.
bate Of q certain document, purportlng
70 be the last VIII and Testament Of Da1.
TEL stuart, deceased, and for the granting
OF Letters Tcstamentary 10 George Stu.
art and Christina NJ PomerOy, has been
set for hearing on Friday. the 18th day
Of September, a, u, 1894 at 10 o'clock
a. m, at the County Court House, In tho
Court Room Of said Court, IN Salt Lake
city, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this LIST day Of
September, A. b. 1904
(SeaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY Duvld y. Davies Deputy Clerk.
N ]. sheckcll, Attorney for Petitioner,
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Passenger. to Now York

Boston, New England and all cast.
ern points will find It to their adyant.
age 70 ascertain rates Applying over
the Nickel Plate Road and It's eastern
connections. Three daily trains on
which there Is no excess fare charged.
one special feature OF the service Is
meals In dining-cars, on American Club
Plan. Pay for what you get but I'm no
case over 35c to Sl0O per meal; also
service la carte and Midday Lunch
con SOC. Folders. rates and all informa-
ton checrfully furnished by applying TO
Chas, +. Johnson, District Passenger
Agent, Room 205 Century Building.
Denver Colo. Chicago depot, La Sale
and Van Buren, SITS,
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PEACH DAY
EXCURSION
Sept. 10Th

TO Brigham city via Oregon Short
Line. Round trip, s125, 300 or more
cases Of peaches win be distributed
free In addition TO an ample supply
OF cantaloupes and watermelons. There
Will also be a baseball game balloon
ascension, and dancing afternoon aud
evening, the Brigham City Military
Band being IN attendance. In tho
evening Mamie Tout will sing In the
Tabernacle, Special train leaves Salt
Lake 500 a, m.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division IN and for Salt Lake COun.
", state Of Utah. In the matter OF tho
estate of Julius a. Turvll. Deceased No
tlce.- The petition for approval and sci.
tlement OF the 9Th annual account of the
executor Of The estate Of Julius A. TUT
viii, deceased has been set for hearing
on Friday the 2lrd day " September, A.
ID. 1904 at 10 o'clock a m. AT the County
Court House, In the Court Room OF said
Court, IN Salt Lake CITY Salt Lake Coun-
ty Utah,
Witness thu Clerk Of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this 10th day II
September A. d, 1894
(Seal JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY j, L. Eldredge Jr., Deputy Clerk.
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tural building, also the Utah booth IN
the mines and meta!lurgy building and
that In the education and social etOn-
omy building compare very fayorably,
indeed, with similar exhibits from other
states and countries.
/ shall leave ST. Louis tomorrow for
Roston whore embark for Liverpool
on DE Sth inst
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Earned runs-Boise 8. Salt Lake, g.
Two base hits Kelackey Mcfarland,
Rabbit, Bluth, Clark Three base hit
Demas stolen bases-Hanson q For
sythe, Gimnn Left on hases- Boise, y.
Salt Lake, 6. Bases on balls--On Mcfar-
Mcfarland, 6. By Forsythe q Tit by
pitcher-C Clark Double plays Demas "
YBtuyotte to Clark. lmpire-Deck Smith.
Time Of game-2l5
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WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Low Rates East Via Denver & Rio
Grande,

ST.. Louis and return. $3.50
Chicago and return....,.u.....S $3.50
Chicago and return via ST. Louis $3.50
ST. Louis and return via Chicago sis.i5
Tickets ON sale every Tuesday and
Friday Final limit so days. Transit
limit 10 days In each direction. Stop
overs allowed, Through sleepers to St.
Louis without change. Choice Of routes.
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SCORE BY INNINGS,


Earned runs Park City, I. Two base
Ns-BrsdIcy, King Beck Three base
his-Brad.cy. King Bases ON ballsgoG
!'1@n 3 off Dhnkwater. 2 struck out
X Jensen y by Drlnkwater, 6. Lett ON
@ss- Eureka, 8; Patk City. 10. Double
pys-Douglas 10 Beck TO Cook Douglas
70 Beck 10 Cook. Smith 10 Bates to Dono.
Wn ates 10 Smith to Donovan. Wild
ple-Jensen Drinkwater, Passed balls
-heusser, Bases on errors-Park city.
y Eureka. T. fit by pitcher Menefec,
sm!h, Drlnkwator Cook Stoyon bases
rglor Sacrifice hit--Donovan. Umpire
hl{ Dutch Time Of gamc-2.lO. AZ.
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TEA
Which do your family
think most Of, tea OF coffee ?
Your grocer returns your money Il YOU don't Ike
6<hilrgs Best
SUMMARY

Earned runs Boise, 2, Salt Lake 2,
Sacrifice -McCloskoy, Clark Two
bare hits Demas. Three base hits
Marshall licllackcy stolen bases. Han
son. Mcintyre, Bluth, Bruyotto Lett on
bases Boise, If. salt Lake l2. Bases ON
balls-On Starkell4 J., on Thomas. z,
Struck out-By starkoll ( by Thomas 3.
nj by pitcher Bubbitt Hansen Umpire
Deck Smith. rlmo Of game-l,D, At
toudaucp-i no
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COALVILLE
EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short Line.

September 18th. Round trip only 1850
Leave Salt Lake 500 a. M Returning
to Salt Lake about $40 p m. Opening
OF Weber Reservoir Power and Irriga-
ton plant, This is beautiful ride
through Weber canyon, past the Devils
Slide, Devils Gate and Pulpit Rock.
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Sprains.

S. A. Read, Cisco, Texas, writes,
March 18th, 1901 MY wrist was
spralned SO badly by a fall that II was
useless; and after using several reme-
dies that failed TO give relief, used Ball
lard's Snow Imminent, and was cured.
| earnestly recommend II to any one
suffering from sprains," Csc. Soc Sl.0O.
Sold by q. c. M. 4. Drug Dept.
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EXCURSION RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

81. Louis aud return commonwealth 80
Chicago and return ...,....... $50
Chicago and return via St. Louis. $50
st Louis and return via Chicago R.15
Through Pullman sleeper every day
Via the Union Pacific and Wabash
lines.
Limit 60 days Transit limit ten days
In each direction.
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays
each week stop overs allowed
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SEPTEMBER Is.

Is Peach day at Brigham Round trip
only sl25 via o, S. L. Leave s. l.. al
500 a, m. Free peaches, free water
melons, free cantaloupes Special re-
turning,
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BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old books Music and Magazines Put
them in strong new covers for preset.
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound The
News hindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, iu and Tor salt Lake Coun-
~, state 0f Titan, In the matter Of tho
estate and guardianship " clara Little,
Rumariu Little Fcramor2 r. littlc and
ton for approval aud settlement OF the
annual account Of the Guardian u the
person ana the estate Of clara Little Ro-
mania Little Feramorz r. Little and Deck
cr Little. minors hos been set for hear.
ing on Friday the 10th day Of september
\. II. lEl at 10 o'clock a m. al the
County Court House. IN the Court Room
Of said Court. I'm Salt Lake city Salt
Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 3lst day OF
August a. u. 1904
lSeaO JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
liy David Il. Davies, Deputy Clerk
Stewart * Stewart, Attorneys for
Guardian.
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SALT LAKE LOST BOTH,
Iams We're Full of Errors but Exceed.
ingly Exciting,

70 tho doublo-header at Rolse vcsier
eN SAT- Lake played In hard luck ios.
hg both games. W. "''u 'ucN 'os-
. tSoh struggle stirred the fans To a high
gWh OF excitement. although both were
in ol errors Starkells and mcfarland
EwFl ior INC Infants, and aid fine work
,I nOsas ana Forsythe occupied the slab
~ we Cllrhtes, the former being blt
ro Y, ~, ron games were won by mar.
Inc detailed scores follow,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

81 Louis. Sept list Louis and De
irolt broke even IN tho FIRST game Mulln
allowed ST. Louis only eight hits and
struck ont Eve men Sleyer WAS very
Wild, giving nine MIN their base on balls
The second WAS calcld az the end Of the
sixth inning on account ~ darkness. st.
Louis knocked Jaeger out ofthe box IN
scoring six runs Attendance. 1880
goaraqs
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
sgnels Tor further information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
N Francis Bnlto. Deceased Creditors Will
present claims with vouchers 10 tho ur-
dersigned at Wl-2-j Deseret News Build
Ing Salt Lake Clty, Utah ON or before
The 3ist day of December A d. IVA.
AGNES BOlTO.
Administrators " Estate on Francis Boil
TO. Deceased
Date of first publication, Aug Goth.
A u. 1904
Thomas n Maycook. Attorneys tor Ad-
mnlslratrix
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Chicago, Sept n The game between
Chicago and Cleveland was called today
after -four and half innings hid been
played, on account " rain.
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Batteries Howell and sugdcn. Jaeger.
Stoyall and Bcyillo
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Chicago, Sept II. -Todays game. played
IN a drlzzllng rain, was won by PIttsburg
IN the eighth inning when they nit Wick
er for two singles triple and a homo
run Two singles with Wild pitch gave
ne locals their one run. Attendance,
b,CO. Score.
r II. T.
nml,.oHgo '''' ''' '"'''''"s,.",'r"l =
Balterles-Wicker and King; Lever
aud Phelps.
Three base hlt-Rltchey Homo run
Mccormick, Struck out By Wicker. 3.
Passed balls-phelps Base ON balls on
Wicker. 3. IN Lever, q
Umpire tombstone
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INDIANS SLAUGHTER MINERS.
ReilIys Redskins DO Great Execution 90
MilmOts Pitchers.

Spokane, wash, Sept ll-Butte tried
Tracy, a local pitcher in the first game
today, and he was the easiest kind Of q
mark for the Spokane batters Harmon
pitched good gall unt the eighth Inning
when he grew wild and Butte made SIX
runs. Dammann WAS put In 70 pitch and
stopped the scoring In the second game
Hoon was In the box for Butte and was
even easier than Tracy, Spokane made
sixteen hits for a total of twcnty-tOur
bases including two home runs, DAM
mann, for Spokane held the Miners safe
at all stages Shaifer purchased by Sp0n-
kane from Butte, made his appearance In
Spokane uniform Attendance 5000,
Scores
First game n VI y
Butte ,p. u', '"", ''''' '''''''l II
SPOKANE ,n q" ,",fu, ,,'...""9 " !
Batteries Tracy and Spencer, Dam
mann Harmon and stanley
Second game. RH. n
ltuile ,,.''s ''ts 's'' ''''s''''s's'''t9 " y
SPOKANE ..,.,s ss''tt ,.ssss-t'st.slD 10
Batteries and Spencer; Dammann
and stanley.
Umpire Edwards,
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HERRERA VS. GOODMAN.

Meriesn shay Take the Place NJ Little
Abe AttsI.
The Butte News says:
IL begins TO look as II the next Bis
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Los Angeles, Cal. sept il-l.os An.
geles won the sixth game against Port
land by the score Of to 2, thus splitting
even on the series Both Roach and New
ton pitched great ball but the base run
ming OF the locals was superior TO that OF
tomorrow for seven weeks tour OF the
north, Score:
RILE
Los Angeles ''' "''''''u'''3
GOiuanu ,s.s s''s.s. stsssu,.'',z
Batteries Newton ana Spies; Roach and
Steelman.
Umpire Mcdonald,
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle Wash. Sept. las a farewell
TO Overall, Seattle batted him heavily,
scoring twelve runs for fourteen hits. Ta-
conas nine. errors had much to do with
q good share Of the talllos, Hughes was
fairly effective Score:
H. e.
Seattle go, go. =. 80, ,,,,..u.l2 II |
luVohh 'ssss' &c 90 s,',,t .,tt..t ~
Batteries-Hughes and Wilson; overall
and Hogan,
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san Francisco, Sept 1.-THE San Fran
cisco team twice sent Oakland down To
defeat today the losers barely avoiding
whltowashing In the afternoon, when
Moskiman was taken away lrom the slab
at the close Of the fourth inning after
the locals had landed ON him heavily. In
the forenoon Corbctt pitched for san
Francisco and had his opponents bankcd
Up TO the eighth, when ha oased up and
In the ninth four hits we're made against
him. Scores;
Fret game v N T.
Sun Francisco .. .,. o.. .,...o.f
Oakland .,," -, - ',u .",uui
Batteries Corbett and Leahy; buchau-
an and Bymes
Second game r. III. T.
SSan Frsnc'sco"'' '''''' ''''''!
Ohklanu 's'''s Gee ''.s''' ''stssssts'l
Batteries Wheeler aud Gorton Moski-
man Schmidt and ByrnCs.
Umpire Mccarthy.
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Tacoma, Wash, Sept ii.-outAelder
Lynch tried his hand IN the morning
game here today and although Tacoma
lost Lynch pitched a good game The
champions were unable to hit Han when
runs were needed, Seattle won on sue
cesslve hits, combined with Tacomas
costly errors Score:
r. n. f.
Tacoma ''s '''',s ,.s'ttss,. ,,,,s,,,,2
Seattle %" A." - ,..,',..,,s.,"..U,5
Batteries-Lynch and Graham; q. Hall
and Wilson
Umplre-Brown.
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THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph II Smith President
VIM. y Preston Vics Preslden,
Charles g. Burton Cashier
Henry T MoEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
Heber j. Grant Isaac Barton,
Joseph F. Smith. James u Murdoch,
Chas. 8 Burton Byron Groo,
VIM n Preston. Heber NJ Wells.
A W Carlson
Commercial Banking IN all rs branches
Accounts Solicited.