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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-26
GINGER JAR WAS LEFT HOME.
,oc,l Team Played Two Mediocre
Games Before Crowd of
1000 Fans.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

n,u someone kindly suppress that
ing man Hogg, Despite inc po,n-
Tiers strike In the east down on WulN.
ala yesterday Afternoon the strikes
an on the other side. Before an au-
W. % about 1000 Mr. Hogg pitched
ao,,hle.header and at the eiosc Vi ''0
'hseouies he had the scalps OF both games
Sono,ing from his belt, lie only got away
,.s i, strikeouts in the two games, hlhe
,.s,,b were placed TO his credit In the
night IN to the last inning did flosg
"..o the speed and the curves On tue
hand salt Lake had two lame pitch
uln' iir,i,ig was all shot TO pieces, Whlle ils-
eis' INA Al impossible to develop any
SIN Un The second game so ne Ietleu
sts' he fourth inning IN favor OF IoleI;
a. r,alIy looks as though Mr.: dlllnh WI
have 70 pitch t0Shhy via nIi al 9PG times. but
AlIa', I'M. hits well scattered and on Two
hu""giious when bases were tull pulled CUT
of n Ind hole with eclat.
"pcsnIte The fact that half Railroad Row
90, Town 10 the game armed win meg
NNa vV, IN cheer ON the boys the ginger
,lpT WAS eft at home. salt Lake yester-
Say piayed a somewhat lisuess game-tWo
Isiltss games In fact .,,.... -, .,,,,,
Titus however, gave evidence OF sone
ptrtnks Of ure, nuhluk " h'Auio I'11 -
gselsted ard later taking u hand IN an
For For Spokane Frary and Murdoch dlsti li;
o,tsbod themselves by boosting the ball
eyer the fence for home runs AS base
Iad been given on balls just previous TO
A. Murdocks performance the fans felt
excessively cheerful
T6ere vas evidence yesterday that the
voice Of the knocker was heard IN me
iond on several occasions the disgrunt,,
iSd ones broke loose. Oimlln was criticised
IN nice drawing room fashion for not
irving for what was palbaby "A safe hit.
Davis also. came in for attention and
arroused the ire of those who thought the
un,nire's eyesight was bad, From tho
nress seats this onslaught had the APP
pearance Of being totally uncalled tor
Indicator and also has sat down hard on
Inc kIckers among the players. II anyone
has any cause for complaint he Is
fequested to await the arrival OF Mr..
Ward and compare the methods of the
two umpros The score;
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NICKEL PLATE EXCURSION

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Tickets good ON any train August 18th,
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agara Falls and Chautauqua Lake,
within Gnal limit Three trains daily,
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half-mile open was won by Carl Redman,
For time II looked MS though the latter
had the others done for. but NJ crlu-
cal moment Redman plunged ahead and
succeeded by O hairs breadth ElswOud
nftb. Time--.Oi The second heat was
won by Agra2, with lycr Redman second,
these two leading the bunch an the way.
THIS heat was run ln Ol Wilcox. Tate
and Lindgren finished third fourth and
lith In the last heat carr Rodman took
ftst place making the distance IN ls00 4-5.
ElsWood got second money. Agraz third,
Wilcox fourth. and Tate nth.
The amateur tWu-milo tandem was won
by .Weiser ana West the latter recent
arrival from California. Time-3.i9 3-5,
wilcox and Castro were second. Tate and
Elswood third and Redman brothers
ioufih The winners had the benefit OF
a liberal handicap
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"PENNY" GOSSIP.

once more are Sunny Jim and Piggy
Wand In our midst play bal Is the
slogan.
Wen, after all the tallenders gave the
leaders Il decided run for their money.
Ferrin took everything that was offered
IN the field yesterday He also brought
In run and nailed a man at the plate.
For all of this he can be forgiven for a
weird piece of base running In the fourth
inning
Clark got three hits and a walk for
the four ilnes up In the first game yes
terday In the second game he started out
with hit, after which performance Mr.
Hogg concluded to pass him up He ac.
cordngly walked him for the next four
umes at the bat.
Eureka, %, Rocky Mountain Bell. o. IL
the story that comes from the mining
camp or yesterdays game. II looks as
though the Hello boys made a night Of
II before going to the bat
-Four more Salt Lakers Joined the crlck-
ct club yesterday All interested In the
British national summer game are re-
quested To meet at l. o, o. +. han Thurs
day evening.
m
game OF cricket hero on Labor day. The
local boys win not have such snap as
they had with Ogden, however
The American Tigers mopped Liberty
park with the u. G. NJ. /, cash boys yes
terday afternoon.
Down at Provo yesterday the entire
town turned out to witness the bike races.
=
They had some good races up at Ogden
yesterday large crowd gathered at
the fair grounds and witnessed the fol-
lowing events: 1885 cass-Queen r won in
straight heats, Bessie Doud second Pearl
+ third. Time-2:S6 2;3ii3, 1886. 2:22 class
Polly Gar won In straight heats. Niger
2;2S, 2;23. Three-eghths Of a mile dash
Little Wait won, Pert second. Time-.!3Sia
Half-mile dash-seepy Tom won, John
Mackey second Time-;52. Quarter-mlle
saddle race-Bott won, Madge second.
Tme-;2L
The annual Longwood tennis tourna-
meht was begun yesterday. A. n. Bell.
the California champion, made an ex-
celent impression winning his match
without difficulty He defeated @. II MIL
err G-2, Gel, g.
A program Of 10 big races was run OF
IN Blacktoot today In the presence Of a
lhIkt tlOhu. Inc lIlhIth were All close,
furnishing one Of the finest days racing
ever seen In the state. In a hye-furloug
race Charles Lamar won an exciting race
from Greylet by q head, I'm the fast time
Of l.03la, which is a new record for half
male tracks In Idaho.
II was announced last evening that a
threc-cornered motor race would be one
OF the features Of the automobile and
motor races at Calder's next Sunday.
Earl Staley, j p, Gum and John Chap
man will compete for purse OF $50.
Tho dlstanceywil be 10 miles
The Crane co. team Of Salt Lake de-
| feated the Bountiful team at Bountiful
yesterday by score OF 9 to 3, The Crane
team made two home runs during the
| game Hanson and Smith comprised the
| battery for the Crane team and Johnson
| and Service for Bountiful.
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MRS. MARY oREeovlcu
rninpsburs, Montana, Tells How
che Was Cured OF DandruH

MITE ours. Mary Gregovich, of Philipsbure
wr Guiana, under date Of Nov. Is, 1899
may ,l.es' u had typhoid fever this sum.
terrih consequently was losing my hair
ror,nx, and my head in places was
hsai Ivy paid. Newbro's Herplclde
ana jIst come into use In Philipsburg,
n ,ne doctor strongly recommended
hal, 'ae. AFTER : or 4 applications my
IN seopped railing out, and Is coming
trort,ann quite thick ! used to be
winch am now quite cured" XII ~
Hyandrun germ with Herpiclde sold NV
~ lung druggists. Send iOc. in stamns
q me Herpiclde Co., Detroit. Mich.
"' l. Drug Co., Special Agents. 80
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Chicago, July 8.--In a ragged fielding
game on both sides Cincinnati won in the
tenth inning. The locals did much the
better hitting, but their errors were costly
and one of Lundgren's passes developed
into a run Attendance, 5000. Score.
R.HE
Cincinnati 49,, .. 200 02l 900 IA 5 3
Batteries--Lundgren and o'NeiI walk
er and Schloi,
Two base hits-Petz, o'Neill Corcoran.
Three base hit-Slage. Struck out-By
Lundgren, T. Bases on balls--Om Lund-
gren g. Umpires-Moran and tombstone.
Pttsburg. July 25.-Plttsburg won
both games with ease. The pitchers I'm
supported except In the second game,
when Brooklyn's three errors netted two
runs for Pittsburg. There were no spe-
cal features In either game. attendance,
$500. Scores:
First game II. II. e.
Pittsburg -. e. ...,.O2l 900 OO'-S . o
Brooklyn ,.., =, 1000 0OO 900 0
Batteries laherty and Smith Cronin
and Bergen,
Two base hit-Lumley. Three base hit
Wagner, Bases on balls-On Flaherty, 1;
of Cronin, B. Umpiro-Zimmer,
Second game r. II. Il
Brooklyn ..,, - 900 0Ol 0o0-l 4 3
Batteries--Case and Carsch; Garyin
Two base hit-shcckard. Home run
Wagner, Bases on balls-Off Case, / OF
GarVln, 3, Struck out-By Case, Z; by Car
win, 3. umpre--zimmer,
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HANLON, LIFE SAVER.
pluekily Reseues spnrrlng Partner from
Natery Grave.

Hereafter Eddie lIanlon may be class
ed as a hero and lfo-saVcr. for he made
hls way INTO that class yesterday says
the San Francisco CAN when he dlycd
under n yacht that was anchored In the
bay back Of his gymnasium and rescued
Fred Iandcrs, one Of his sparrlng mntos,
from a watcry receiving vault Landers,
who has been looked upon as crack
swimmer AT Croli's Gardens, attempted
10 do the kanaka feat OF diving under
the boat at one side and coming up on
the opposite In some unaccountablo
way he stuck TO the keel Of the yacht
and when he did not show up where he
was expected TO appear Toby Irwin
yelled to Hanon. Who was swimming
nearby Without any sldostopping Eddie
reached the craft and dove and when he
came up he had the exhausted Landers
by the right leg and towod him 10 the
beach Fred was about an ln He was
rolled on the sands by Irwin and Han.
lon and soon revived Landers said II
was the first time that he had been
knocked out by water
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Rockenheld; by Tozer Hewlett. Rock
enfield, Ilogg, Cprney Ilits-On Iiogg.
lQi of Esslck z, of Tozor g. Balk-
Tozer Hit by pitcher Ferrin Double
plays--Ferris 10 Hewlett: Rockendold TO
Hogg 10 Stanley Hogg TO Holland. Fer.
rim to Hansen. Left on bases-Spokane,
9, salt Lake, T. First base ON errors
Spokane Umplre-Dayls. Tme-l.3i.
Attendance--2OOO
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| CRICKET MATCH
WON BY SALT LAKE
Ogden Out BOwled and Out. Bat
ted at Every Stage of the
Game.
BOTH WERE WEAK IN The FIELD
Only Had to Go to the Bat for 0ue
Inning and Then Had Fourteen
Runs to Good.

The Salt Lake cricket team had no diff
hculty In dlsposing Of the Ogden eleven
yesterday at Liberty Park. Despite the
fact that ogden had some Salt Lakers In
It's team It was n case of follow on
after the first inning, and then Salt Lake
disposed Of the team again with yet Il
runs IN hand Both In batting and bowling
the home team showed superiority; how
ever, when It came to fielding 1t would be
hard TO say which side made the most
errors"
Coming down to cricket the best exhibit
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ToDAY's GAMES.

ToDAY's GAMES.
Cleveland at washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at New York
Chicago at Boston.
Boston. July 25,-Boston turned the ta-
bles today winning the last Of the series
with ST. Louis, an eleyen-inniug game,
due chiefly TO the visitors mspays. At
tendance, 1900. Score
HE
Boston .... 49,. 60. 900 600 90 IA . 0
st Louis D.. .. ,-, 002 COL 900 0O-3
Batteries-G Gibson Farrell ana Criger;
Howell and Kahoe,
New York. July Elm ptchers'
battle between Orth and owen, New YORK
defeated Chicago today. Ortiz made his
initial appearance IN the box for the local
club. Attendance, 1890, Score;
New York ..... 81. 100 900 O0l--l 4 .
Chicago ...., q. .. 900 80 900 I o
Batterles-orth and Kleinow; owen and
Sullivan,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Observation-Disclosures. g. Louisville, 1.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 8; Kansas
City, 8.
At Mlnneapolis-M Minneapolis, o. ST. Paul,
At Toledo-rolcdo, 2; indianapolis, g.
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel
California and Eastern Races.
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WHERE'S MOTHER?

Bursting in from school or play,
This is what the children say.
Trooping, crowding, big or small,
on the threshold. In the hall
Joining In the constant cry,
Ever as the days go by
where's motherp
From the bed Of weary pain
This same question comes again:
From the boy with sparkling eyes,
Bearing home his earliest prize;
From tho bronzed and bearded son,
Pcrils past and honors won
Where's MOTHER
Mother with untlring hands
AZ the post Of duty stands;
Patient seeking not her own; s
Anxious for the good alone
OF the children ms they cry.
Ever ms the days go by ~
where's MOTHER
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SALT LAKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-spokane, T. Sacrifice
hits-Carney, 2; Rockenfeld. q Two
base hlts-Murdock, Carney. Hogg.
Three base hits Murdoch, Weed Bases
on balls-Ferris, Perrin Frary (9, Hau-
SEN Titus CLARK. Struck out--Mullor,
Hansen Delmas, Bruyette, Titus, 2;
Weed, Ferrln, 2 Murdoch. Left on bases
Spokane, 10; Salt Lake ~. Double
phya-Stanley to Holland Weed TO Haul
sen TO Titus to Weed, Weed TO Delmas to
Clark Titus. Wild pitches-Titus, Hogg
Passed ball-Hausen Hit by pitcher
Hewlett Rockenneld, First base on err
In9rsEsp1okane, 2; Salt Lake, l. Umpire
Second game
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oGDEN-sEcoND INNINGS.

j. Thomas. C. r. Hoaru, b. Nightingale 0
a. r, Mcpherson b. j. w. Young .....s5
W, White b, } W. Young ........ o
a. Standing b. Knauff ....,.......... g
Wilson, G. Reid, b, J, W. Young..... 0
Jones, run out ,...,,,,,..... ...... 10
W Haddorman, b. r. w. Hoare ,..,. 2
7, Tayos slumped Jackson, b. II, IA.
HOarc ,,t-t. 81, D.. .,.t.,s.t,. ,.4..,.,..,..
T. Southwaito hit wicket ,,. ..n..,... 0
A. NJ, Walter. run ont ..,,,,.,...,..... Z
Byes ,".,' ''.,'' go, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
---
Total ,""...o. ., ....",.",".. g
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SALT LAKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

bil rrhea runs-Spokane 8. Two base
Wo, rrary' Carney Weed, Mirdock
bosmo runs Murdoch, Frary. stolen
Ssi sS- mmurdock Sacrifice hits-Rocken.
Clart hewlett, Holland Bases on balls
outHpHH Deimas. Rockenheld. Struck
''' 1imlin' Tozer; by Essick, Hogg,
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"Wasatoh Summer Resort. !"

The only first class, up-to-date family
resort I'm Utah, Excellent hotel ac-
commodations, Address c. II, Akin
via Sandy
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All over this Coast.
SchiIlings Best is in every
ones mouth:
tea bakine.powdsr spic,a
coffee anvoring extracts soda
They 60 far to make living
comfortable.
At your grecsrs. moneybaeh
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BIRcHTwIG LOWERS RECORD.

c. Y. Russel's Birchtwig, favorlte in
the free-for-all in the first heat, was In
excellent form, and broke the state record
for the half-mile by thrce-quarters OF
second, The record had been held by
Tombstone, owned by Mckenzie, and was
s.l6A, which was made at Calder's in
1885, Birchtwig's time was 2l6 The an
nouncement or the result was received
| with applause from the grandstand Miss
and Sarah Green last In the next heat,
after an exciting race, Kangaroo came
under the wire short neck IN the lead
| Birchtwg showed weakness In the third
| heat, ana this was also taken by Kan
CARGO. The fourth heat kangaroo won
over Miss Williams; time, 2:3.
In the second race Julla A made a fine
| showing and carried of the honors
| against Cold Storage In the best three
heats out OF i've In the beginning Cold
| Storage wao the fayoritc, but In the first
! heat julia A won by two lengths, In
| 2lSh Alfonso was second, Chester 5
third and Cold Storage a poor fourth.
THE GREEN TRoTTERs.
The green trotters made a splendid
| race. Helt0ka showed great speed and
was steady from start 10 finish, winning
| first money in one, two, three order star
came second, taking third place in the
| first heat and second In the last two.
| Marshal Murat and Sara showed UP poor
| ~, both breaking repeatedly in eacn neat.
! Marshal Murat took third money and
| Sara was "A bad fourth.
| In fine run Commodore won the three
| quarters OF mile running race over
| hymn by four lengths An unpleasant
| incident In this event WAS the fouling of
Commodore by Neff Evans The latter
] was hooted by the crowd. and was barred
| out of the race. The horses made mag
| niicent start Dianna Watts taking the
| lead and coming first under the wire at
| the quarter pole. Hymn then took the
| lead, and when Commodore came DASH
| ing up he was fouled At the half-mile
| post Hymn took the money, but was soon
| dislanced by Mattress, who was an easy
| winner. Time-ilS
The race between the Murray horses IN
| the quater- mile dash was won by High.
| land Girl, Time-&ik The winner lead
| Black Hawk from start to finish, and
beat him by four lengths.
| EIfAfAFADV,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TIE cLups.
YEsTERnAY,s GAMES.

Cleveland Philadelphia game postponed;
rain.
Washington-De Detroit game postponed;
wet grounds.
New York, /: Chicago, 0.
Boston, a. St. Louis. g.
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New York. july 2-Brlghton Boutn
summary. First race. mile and six
teenth-Champlain won King Raiuc sec
ond Nine spot third. Tmc-l;lg &c.
miles-Good and Plenty won. Mystic
Shrner second Trek third Time-4.3O 3-j.
Third race, SIX furlongs.- Britlsher won.
Glorlhor second. Torchollo third Time
Il ,l6.
Fourth race. the Scagull stakes. six fur
longs-Gr0cetul won, Matmee second,
Possession third Timo-l.lj.
Firth race, handicap. mile and a fur
long-koynote won, April Shower second,
Himself third. Time-l;5j.
Sixth race, FIVE and "a half furlongs-
Meadow Horn won, Gol0win second,
Sportsman third Timo-lA
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GOOD RACE MEET.
The Management at Cnlder's Yesterday
Dished TIP Fine Card.

The race meet at Cald,rs park yestcr-
day was undoubtedly the most interest.
ing and successful Of the season at that
popular resort The attendance, however
was not what II should have been, but
what II lacked In numbers 1t made up in
enthusiasm, and every horse seemed to
have its admirers, and was warmly sup
ported The great throng about the pool
box, anxious to place money on the races,
and the liberal betting INDUCED IN, SHOVE
cd the deep interest uevotees OF the sport
had In the contests.
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Pittslurg, 4; Brooklyn, o. first game
Pittsburg. 4; Brooklyn, l. second game.
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati. 4
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ROWLING ANALYsIs-oGDEN.

BOWLING ANALYsls-sALT LAKE.
overs, MaidonE. Runs. wkts,
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III MAMTHONNN.

Chicago July 2j,-Hawthorne sum.
mary FIRST race five and half fur
longs-The Belle won, Munico second,
Capitano third Tme-i.0S 3-j
Second race, short course, stceplechase
--Creoln won, Sweet Jane second, Golden
Way third Time-2:4S
Third race, mile and sixteenth July
selling stakes-Anias won, Huzzah Sec
ond Wartnicht third. Tme-l:il 2-5
Fourth race, mile ana seventy yards
Sweetie won Freedman second, Edward
Hale third Time-l iG l-j
Firth race, seven furlongs-Vioa won,
Taplola second, Wenrick third. Time
1928 2-6
Frontenac second, SkllWl third. Time
1913 As.
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Clark got three hits and walk for
the four times up In the first game yes
lerdaN In the second game he started out
with hit after which performance MI
cordngly walked him for the next four
times at the bat.
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Eureka, %, Rocky Mountain Bell. O. IL
the story that comes from the mining
camp OF yesterdays game. It looks as
though the Hello boys made "A night Of
It before going to the bat
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AT FAIR GROUNDS.

st. Lous. July 25,-Fair Grounds sum
mary: First race, four ana half fur
longs, selllng-lR Princes won, Cernoya
second, Stella NJ third Time jG&.
Second race, six furl0ngs purse Mar
quis de Carubas won, Hubbard second
Bob Curl third Time-ll5
Third race, five and half furlongs,
purse--Lorotta NJ won, Braden second,
Fourth race one mile-First Mason won
Old stone second, Just So third, Time
1884.
Fifth race, one mile, purse-Sx Shooter
won, Bias d'Or second, Light opera third
Time-i.A0,
Sixth race mile ana seventy yards, sell
ing-kinBs Court won, Lemon Girl sec
ond, Second Mate third, Time-l.ili3
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The "Bnlie Club" has arranged TO
give one OF its ever popular excursions
to Saltair Friday, July 29.-The club :
friends will look forward to this event
with much pleasure, as the Billie club
has proven itself to be an ideal enter
taner, and win no doubt make their ex-
curslon large success.
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Ferrin took everything that was offered
IN the field yesterday lie also brought
N run and nailed a man at the plate
For all of this he can be forgiven for u
weird piece Of base running In the fourth
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EVENTS AT MEADOW.

Seattle, Wash, July &.-Summary
at the Meadows:
First, four and one-half furlongs, sell
ing-Trap Shooter won, George Black
second, Cayucas third. 1ime-;j5j2
Second, seven furlonRs, selling Mounte-
bank won, Chief Aloha second, Profitable
third Time-l:2Gi&
Third, five an donc-half furlongs, SELL
ing--Eldred won, Almoner second, Alice
Carey third, Time-l:Oy
Fourth one mile and nifty yards, sell
ing-Sanejo won, FOndo second phyz
third Timc-l;ii4
Firth. five turlongs selling Monte won,
hummer second, ulctma third. Time
1904
sixth, one mile and one hundred yards
selllng-kltty Kelly won, Glcnrice second,
j. V, Kirby third Time-lA1
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-Four more Salt Lakers Joined the crlck-
ct club yesterday. An interested In the
Brltish. national summer game are re-
quested to meet at |. o. o. +. han Thurs
day evening.
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once more are Sunny Jim and Piggy
Ward In our midst, play ball" Is the
slogan.
We'll after all the tailenders gave the
leaders decided run for their money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-26

Salt Lake has challenged Butte to
game OF cricket here on Labor day. The
local boys VIII not have such a snap as
they had with Ogden, however
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-26

A program Of 10 big races was run OF
In Blackfoot today In the presence Of a
large crowd. The finishes were all close,
furnishing one OF the finest days racing
ever seen In the state, In a hve-furlong
race Charles Lamar won an exciting race
from Greylet by q head I'm the fast time
Of l03la, which is a new record for half
male tracks In Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-26

The annual I.ongwood tennis tourna-
ment was begun yesterday. A. r. Bell.
the California champion, made an ex-
cellent impression, winning his match
without difficulty He defeated @. H. Mill
err, Co, 6-l, g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-26

The American Tigers mopped Liberty
park with the u. G. NJ l. cash boys yes
terday afternoon.