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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11
CHANCE FOR OQUIRRHS
Winners of Herald Pennant Wanted
by the Crack Eureka
Team.
Especial to The Herald.)

Eureka June 9--Thc craze for base
bail which has been rampant in Eureka
for the last two years has borne fruit
in the shape Of as strong a bunch of jul
venile bail tossers as can be found in the
state. They have asked The Herald to
give publicity to "A challenge which they
mean for any Juvenile team in salt Lake
OF out Of il The lineup Of this plUcky
aggregation Is AS follows. John Downey,
p Emmet Sullivan. c.. Pat ROOner. 1 b. !.
cyril McPhee, b.. " Jarvis, SIS: H.
Schilling- Z b. &. Dennis. / f., L Suther-
land, C. f.; l.. Spriggs. T. f.
They would like to have a game with
a club that could come ont to Eureka
when an excursion was running, aad
they have a special hankeriuS to meet
the invincible Oquirrhs-
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CAIRNG0RM WINS RACE
Played a One to Two Favorite-Mi-
Crane Is Second, Merry
Lark Third.

New York, June 10.-Sidney Paget's
Cairngorm. the l to , favorite, won the
Brooklyn Derby. one mile and a half. at
GTdTesend today. MigTaine was second
and Merry Lark third. James r. Keene's
Bohemian. a o to favOrite easily won
the fremont stakes. defeating Voorhees,
by four lengths. Results:
First race about six furlOngS-keator
won. Tommy Waddell second, Quadrille
third. Tima-1:IN
Second race. the Empire State steepie-
chase, handicap, about two and one-half
mlleS-HylaS won, Flying EuttTeSs sec
ond. Bonfire third. Time-4:56
Third race, about six fUriOngs-Bo-
hemiau won. Voorhees, second. JacObite
third. Time-1.19 3-5.
Fourth race. the Brooklyn Derby, one
and one-half -Cairugorm won. Mi
srainc second Merry Lark third. Time
2.34 3-5.
Fifth race. one mile and sixteenth
Oarsman won. Niblick second. Wizard
third. Time As
Sixth race, five Observation-Disclosures won.
DebaT second. Beaufort third. Time .O1.
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GARDNER HAS HIS SAY
Crack Lightweight Takes a Fling at
James Edward, THE Picker
Who Avoids Him.

Ogden Utah. June 10.-Reports from
Jimmy Gardner who is training for his
twenty-round go with O'Keefe. are that
Jimmy is working harder than he ever
worked before. Jimmy X never happy
unless he can be up and doing. and the
way he hits the bag is a caution Jimmy
says he will defeat Jack O'Keefe next
Monday night. and that by so doing ne
will accomplish something that Jimmy
Britt failed to do. Gardner also claims
that Britt was side-stepping him. and by
defeating O'Keefc he will show the rea-
son Of Britt's refusal to meet him in the
squared circle
IF there is one man that / am sure OF
beating says Gardner, that man IS
james Edward Britt ] have tried for "A
year or more to get him in the ring with
me, but Jamesy was too wise. for he knew
he would be in for a good licking If he
ever met me. When I saw there was
no chance Of our meeting I concluded to
go after the man that beat him. and try
to arrange a match. and after little tTOu-
bic Mr.. Bean got Jack O'Keefe to meet
me in Salt Lake 7 Will be ready and fit
when I enter the riug with my opponent,
and if defeated viii have no excuse to
offer. ] have never been defeated in the
siXty-five contests that 1 have partici
pated in
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Rowers Get Away.

New York. June 10.-Fourteen repre-
sentauves of the Nesper Boat club OF
Philadelphia. who go abroad to take part
IN tne rowing competition for the grand
challenge cup at the Henley regatta.
sailed on the American liner New York
today.
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HOPPER HEADS LIST
Has Proven Himself King-Pin of the
Bike Riders So Far This
Season.

bicycle riders at the saucer track this
season has been compiled by Manager
Heagreu. \ record Of the firsts. seconds.
thirds and fourths are kept and the rider
is given credit for five points for every
first, three for seconds. two for thirds
and one for fourthS. The table shows
Hopper heading the professionals by
safe margin and his team mate, HOLSTER
in a safe second place. Among the anna
tours Wilcox heads the list by d small
margin over Jack Hume. IN all thirty
riders have got inside of the prize money
in the two weeks racing sinc,. tut =. aS1n
opened, showing that the purses and
merchandise has been pretty well dis
tributed
The tables arc as follows:
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RECORD FOR TWO MILES
N. Y. A. c. Sets a New Mark for This
Distance, Going it In
7:54 Is.

New York, June 1o.-The seventy-fcurth
set Of track and field events of the New
York Athletic club took place today on
the oval at Travers island Many prom
inent intercollegiate athletes and the best
game
The best contest of the day was the
twO-mite relay race. i'm which four teams.
representing the Irish-American Athletic
club New York Athletic club, Yale uni
versity and the Mohawk Athletic club of
this city were competitors. They fin
ished in the order named and established
a new American record for such an event,
the time being 1854 IA. which is I-5 sec
0nds better than the previous record
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SPOKANE g, OGDEN o.
MeInnis and Snappy Fielding Do the
Business.

Spokane, Wash, June 10.-Pitcher
McInnis was in rare form today and
had the Ogdenites at his mercy with
the exception OF two innings, but in
those he was saved on his shut-out by
Snappy fielding and good luck. the Wis
itOrs failing TO make the circuit In the
fourth inning Ogden seemed due to
score With the bases full Bare came
UP. Two strikes were called and he
connected. But il was "A pop up into
Bakers mitt, and three men died on
bases
The locals runs came on a little
timely hitting and some baseball luck,
a sample Of which was Msrtinke's drive
to third base. the Uall carOming from
BIuths shin into the field while Mar
Iinke made two bases The score:
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PARK CITY STRENGTHENS
TO PLAY RAILR0A0ERS
Especial to The Herald-)

Park City. June 10.-Park City and the
Railway ball teams will try conclusions
tomorrow az the local ball field. The game
viii be called az 3:i5. and the visiting team
Will go back on "a special train. as an eX-
CuTsiOn is being run up from the city for
the game
Park City has been doing what work it
could this week when the rain would al
low. and seems to be in far better shape
than at any former time this season.
The addition of Marx to the fielding
force Of the team. it is believed, will ma
terially strengthen a weak spot. and now,
with Bradley and Mead and the new man.
Marx. there IS no question but that the
Park has n good. strong field.
The Park team will lineup for tOmCr-
rows game with Bradley. C. f.; Bates 5.
s: Ryan G., Clark III; Spillman. ID;
Marx. J. f.. Mead OF CriSt. r f.. Butter
fields, Oh; Crawford, p
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WHITNEY STABLE SOLD
Twenty-Five Two-Year-0lds Bring
Good Price at Auction
Sale.

New York. June 10--The entire stable
Of twenty-nine 2-year-oIds belonging to
the estate of the late ". g Whitney
were sold in the paddock before the
races at Grdvesend today. and excellent
total of Sl31.50Q With but one or two
exceptions the colts and fillies were by
Hamburg Harry Payne Whitney. under
whose COIOrS some Of them have started,
was a liberal buyer and was forced to
pay big prices. BurgOmaster winner of
the rich Great Britain stakes last SatUT-
day. was the star Of the sale. He was
bought by Harry Payne Whitney for
$4,000 Mr. Whitney paid $4,000 for
Queen of Hearts, a full sister to ATtfUl,
winner Of last years Futurity, $1,000 for
Pegasus. SEQ for Israel. $500 for Iron
sides. S1G00 for Fairy Prince and 5000
for Battle Ak Duenna was sold to Tom
Walsh for S. 100
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DEATH OF WILLIAM M'CREA
Highly Respected Citizen Yields to
the Grim Reaper.

William McCrea, father of Represen-
tative William NJ McCrea. the young
attorney of this city. died yesterday
morning at the family residence. 49,
East First South street. of acute stom-
ach trouble. Mr. McCrea had been suf-
feTing from stomach trouble for some
time and for the past few weeks he had
been confined TO his room. The family
was at the bedside when the end came
Mr.. McCrea was 20 years of age and
had been a resident of Salt Lake City
since 1870 He was born in Summit
Vile. Columbiana county, Ohio. April
Is. 1885. He leaves a wife and one son
to mourn his death. The funeral will
be held at 1890 a. m. Monday. conduct
ed by the Argenta lodge of MasOns. In
terment viii be private.
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NJ odern PLUMBING.

At moderate prices George G. Doyle &
Co., I'll State street. Phone 162.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Maud w. Jones, who has been visiting
in Salt Lake; to Carl Willford of Wyo-
ming The wedding is to take place
next Wednesday in Wyoming. where
their future home is to be-
The Woman's Republican club viii
give an ice cream and strawberry fes-
tival with music Il programme at the
home of Mrs. Z. Bonnemort, as Z
South Temple street on June y.
The marriage of Mark c. Wilkinson
10 MISS Mabel Davenport will take
place Thursday, June Is.
Miss Nellie Nicholson entertained
wednesday afternoon al a linen shower
for Miss Henrietta Hall. The decoTa-
tons were yellow and white Refresh
ments were served to a large number
of friends.
So
Miss Anna Erickson entertained for
Miss Henrietta Hall on Friday after
noon at a handkerchief shower. The
decorations were red and white
Miss Henrietta Hall was guest of
honor at a souvenir shower given by
the Misses Bessie and Naomi Felt. The
rooms were decorated with flowers and
friends were present to bid Miss Hall
farewell, as she leaves for southern
California Monday.
Misses Clara and Louise kener en-
teTtained Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Marie SOrensOn. The evening was
spent in dancing, music and games.
James Snedden and Violet Iverson car
ried off the prizes After the dancing
refreshments were served Those rras-
ent were Miss Alice kener. Miss Jose
SorensOn. Miss Enid Edmunds. Miss
Helen Bourne. Miss Bertha Kupper
Miss Rosy Clark Miss Violet IveT-
son, Miss Ada Henrichsen, Miss Thurza
Wheeler, Mrs. NJ. s. Arnold. Miss Sene
kener. Miss Esther SoTenson. Messrs.
Lynn Clayton. James sheldon. Leslie
IsOm, Robert Erickson Charles Evans
Horace Cummings, John Erskine. Alfred
Fleming, Mathew Derrick. G J. Kup-
per. Ernest Henricbsen, Frank Brown,
g Clark, and Joseph CardweII.
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OLD CLASSIC
DRAWS CROWDS
Smathers' Uncle Charlie Wins It BY
Ten Lengths.
AND PULLS DOWN S13,325
LEFT AT POST AND THEN SHOWS
FIELD HOW TO RUN.

st. Louis, June 10-This was Derby day
at the fair grounds and a crowd that
fairly filled the grandstand witnessed the
old classic. which was won by Z. E.
Smathers' bay colt Uncle Charley, at ,
to 5. quite easily, by ten lengths. Be
knightcd. at II to .. was second, and
Pinkerton, coupled in the betting with Ed
Sheridan at to I. came third. The total
value Of the stake was Sl3,525, of which
the winner received Sl0.S9
Uncle Charley was a strong favorite
and he was heavily played. AS the bar
rler went up II appeared as though Uncle
charley was left at the post He got
the way for mile. with Uncle Charley
gaining gradually. and as the stretch was
reached ne dashed to the front and in
creasing the distance between himself
and the field with every jump. passed
under the wire ten lengths in front of
Beknighted. who finished a length ahead
of PinkertOn.
The Summary.
First race. six furIongs-Dolfnda won
McI)eceIver second, Essayer third. Time
Water Pansy finished first, but was
disqualified for fouling.
Second race, six furlOugs-HumOrist
Wth9n5 Horse Radish second, Excitement
Third race, six furlongs-Ed Early won,
frank Belle second, Inspector HaIpin
third. Time-1.15 3-5
Fourth race, one and one-half miles
the st. Louis Derby-UncIe Charley Q12
Aubuchonl, TO 10. won; Beknighted O12
Sewelll, II TO >, second; Pinkerton Q16.
DIsominick to ?, third Time-2;S6 So
HllOna and Ed Sheridan also ran
ruth race, one and three-sixteenths
mlles-Taby TOsa won. Don't Ask Me
second, King Ellsworth third. Time
2.0i 30
Sixth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
L-Docile won, Cotillion second, kenton
third. Time-1:4S
Seventh race, one and one-sixteenth
mlles-TrtStan Shandy won, Hubbard Sec
Ond, Athena third Time-1.55
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Troy Laundry
SmeIters 5, HardwaTes 2.

Tho Salt Lake Hardware and High
land Boy Snelter teams met At Murray
yesterday. and the SmelteT boys won By
a score of > to .. Billy" Fowler Of the
Salt Lake team claimed last evening
that ne played an eTrOrless game. An
investigation proved this to be true. and
also that he did not get any chances.
Here IS how they lined up
Emp1fpr : L Hardware
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. June .-Brooklyn-Cin
game postponed, rain.
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PLAY
PARKITES IN PARK TODAY

Manager GriEgs viii take the railroad
bunch TO Park City today and sec what
they can do against the Parkites. He has
selected a strong lineup and thinks he
will b. able to do better against Park
City than he did against the Eureka
Champs The lineup is as follows:
James, c. Thomas and Camp. D.: Mar
gets. 1 b.; Hopkins. b.: Gum. h.:
Ferrou- s., Smith, ]. f.; Carrigan. m. f.;
ROmney, r. T.
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Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies.
Dew. and Finishing, Main and Sd So.
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BIG ENTRY LIST
IN SCHOOL MEET
Ten States and Seventy-Five Schools
Are Represented.
YOUNGSTERS GREAT WORK
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TAKE 100
YARD DASH IN TEN SECONDS.

Marshall Field. Chicago. June 10.-'The
fourth annual interscholsstic meet held
here today under the auspices Of the Uni
versity of Chicago was won by Lewis ~
stitute of Chicago with twelve points.
Oak Park, Detroit University school Man
ual Training, KANSAS City and Robert
Waller school Chicago. tied for second
place, each winning ten points. Engle-
wood was third. with nine points. Rose
of Oak Park won the most individual
points of any one in the meet by winning
the quarter and half miles
Every event was hOtly contested. Ten
states were represented and seventy-fIve
schools and academies had entries.
The Summaries.
3S0-yard run-Kose. Oak Park. Ill. first
Time-2:02 So This breaks the record OF
minutes seconds.
100-yard dash-Strothcr Louisville Male
High school first Time-:l0 flat.
f2-pound shot put-fiCiley. Duquoiu. H.,
won; 40 feet 81 inches
12o-yard high burdles-W. =. Sterfeu.
Waller school Chicago, first Time--16-
Mile rnn-Butler. Englewood High scnol,
first. Tfme-f.0l
22o-ysTd dash--BIair, Hammond, Ind.
first. Time 1-5.
Running high jump-Won by Patterson,
Detroit University school; height, 8 fet
10 40 inches
22O-yard low hurdles-Won by Berquist.
Morgan Park academy. Time-.36.
Discus throw-WOn by Talbot. Manual
Training, Kansas City. Distance-I0S feet
II inches.
Pole vault-Won by Rogers Of Waller
school. ChiCagO-Height. 10 feet 2 inches.
Cne-mile relay race for gramaT schol-
Won by Walter Scott school. Time
3-35 60
iWo-mile TaCe-NOn by Oliel OF Ann Ar
bor- Mich; Atkinson of Crane school.
chicago. second; Page, Reads institute,
third. Time-1G.30.
OuaTter-mile championship relay-Won
by Detroit university F.UgIeWOnd. sec
ono; Wendell Phillips. third Time-46.
flat.
lZ-poUnd hammer thTOW-WOn bv Tai
Dol Manual Training school. Kansas
City: Simpson, Petersburg Ill. second:
Griffin, Atkinson. Wis. third. Distance
-160 feet IL inches
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Colorado Springs 10, St. Joe 5.

Colorado Springs. June I0.-The ST. 10
seph team was off its mettle today and
allowed the locals to earn fourteen runs,
winning the game by d score Of IS to >.
The home team played without an error
Score.
r. II. Z
Joseph --------- ----.-.-------- II
Colorado Springs ....-. --...-.---lS - .
Batterfes-Jones- Souders and EHran;
Stimmel. MesSitt and Mitz.
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American Association.

At Observation-Disclosures game Indiauap-
Oils. ,; Milwaukee. ? Second game For
1eited TO Indianapolis. to 0. because Of
M1iWaukee's unfair play.
At Toiedo-ToIedo-Ea CITY game
postponed; wet grounds
At Observation-Disclosures. O. St Paul s.
At COiumbus-ColumbuS. .. AinneapO-
lis. S.
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Tacoma II, Seattle 2.

Tacoma June 10--Shields was q chop
ping block for the Tacoma team and
after the game was hOpelesSly lost Boyle
was sent in but he could not stay the
slaughter. Tacoma ran bases fast and
pTofited by bases on balls. The visitors
hit keefe hard, but the hits were kept
scattered and outside of the first inn
ing Seattle was unable to make runs.
Score
r IT. =.
Seattle ------ .--...-----.--..-.....2 IS
Tacoma .... .............. y Il
RatterieS-Shelds. Boyle and Frary,
Keefe and Graham. UmDire-Perrine.
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Want HYnds to Referee.

y Harry Hynds of Cheyenne, Wyo., =
4 is under favorable consideration TO y
y referee the big F'itzsimmons- Z
= Schreck fight, in fact, it is ru- =
= mored that the job has been offered =
= to Hynds and it is only up to him y
, to say he viii accept the position =
> to close the deal 1t is doubtful If y
= a better selection could be made y
3 for the position. His name in the y
y sporting world through the coun- =
= try is above reproach.
=
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Reilly, Setley and Hanson Fined by
Judge.
CHIEF GETS BIGGEST DOSE
5oISE-sALT LAKE GAME ENDS IN
A ROW.
Pacific National League.
Yesterdays Games

At Spoksne-Spokane, s; Ogden. O.
At Boise-BOise, 9; Salt Lake, 0.
Today's Games.
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New Haven last Saturday. Yale won
out in the eighth inning by two runs.
made on PTincetOn'S errors. and took
the second game of the championship
series with a score of to 2. A crowd
of nearly 1880. among whom was for
meT President Cleveland. witnessed the
game The deciding game viii be played
in New York next Saturday. Score;
Yale ----------------1 . 0 0-5
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TAIL0RS AND LAUNDRYMEN
MEET AT WALKERS TODAY

There viii be a game down at Walkers
this afternoon at 3 p, m between the
Dubei tailors and the Troy Steam Iauu-
dry teams These aEgrega tions are mem
Ders Of the Commercial CITY league and
are among the strongest teams in that
association. The line-Ups We're given out
last evening as follows
Duhci Tailnrs. Trnr I.anndrr
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WARD AND WRIGHT WIN
RIGHT TO GO ABROAD

New YORK June l0.-Ward and Wright
the national champions in lawn tennis
doubles, and a pair of the challenging
American team, Won the final contest to-
day on the turf Of the Crescent Athletic
club at Bay Ridge. They defeated Alex
apder and Haekett. the Princeton u ale
combination, after five fast and sensa-
tiOnal sets
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Bells 10, BountifuI 9.

Tho BOuntiful Sluggers were taken into
ca mp Yesterday by the fast Rocky Noun
tain Bel Telephone team. to the tune
Of 10 10 .. The grounds were in poor
condition, allowing many errors This
is the second time the Bell BOYS have
defeated the Farmers Lineup.
r NJ 3 T Rouufffuf
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Champs 9. Blues 3.

Boston. June 10.-HeSs' witness in the
second inning. when he passed three men
and was hit for two three-baSe hits gave
Boston a lead which Cleveland was un-
able 70 overcome. Score.
T. II. L.
$500, ,i ----'----- -------------.--
Batteries-YoUng and Criger; Hess. Be
mis- and Clark
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Ogden at Spokane.
salt Lake at Boise.
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Harvard 7. Penn g.

Cambridge, Mass, June 10.-HaTvaTd to-
day for the second time defeated the
University Of Pennsylvania baseball team
on Soldiers field. by a score of to >.
and fielding were in evidence. Score:
Harvard -.---..-..-.0 2 , -
Pennsylvania 80 l o.
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Ogden.
Spokane.

Totals ...... 80 0 . "A 10
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Two Games for Blue Points.

The Blue Point Perfectos play two
games today. The morning game is
with the Salt Lake Hardware team. and
the afternoon game is with the Soldiers.
Both will be played on the Twelfth East
grounds.
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ATTENTION. M. w. A.

All members are requested to be pres
ent at O'DonneIl's undertaking parlOrs
at O'Clock today to attend the funeral
of Neighbor ]. G Connervey, who met
death at Twin Falls last Sunday, the
result Of falling from a bridge
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Lucky Nine Wins.

The Lucky Nine beat the Eleventh East
Buns yesterday be A score of to o.
The winning team lined up: II. Beattie.
C.. J. Engbeck. p, J. Hall, I b.: G Hall.
b., y Piatt- b.: ~ Leiler S.: z
Plat, J. T.; g Ogelsby, T.: +. Berry.
m T.
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College Baseball.

At Hanover. y. H.-Dartmouth 9: Co
lumbia, . Ten innings.
AT Westinghouse university,
10, University Of Pennsylvania, ..
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Washington
HiehIsnders 9, Browns 3,

New York, June 10-Loose fielding by
ST. Louis and timely batting by the New
IOrks enabled the home team to score a
victory in the first game Of the series.
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Denver. June 10-Engle pitched a mag
nifiCeut game for Denver today letting
the Sioux City team down with three
out Score:
R. H L.
l Zen! eI - -----'-'---.'.-----
oltu& lily --------- -----.---------
Batteries Engle and Lucia; Villeman
and RaerMald
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pes Moines 2, Omaha o.

Omaha Neb.. June 10-Pitcher Manske
was wholly responsible for the defeat Of
the champions today Aside from allow
ing but three hits he struck out eleven
men. The visitors hits were punched in
the seventh Score:
R II. T.
DeS Moines -..--..-- -.--...----..-
Observation-Disclosures and GOnding,
ManSke and Wakefield
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90 D innInEs :

Spokane $500 900. 0. 0 o 1 -
SummaTy-Three-ba hit-CIark Two
base hits-Herwig. Martinke. Sacrifice
hits-HauScn, EEau, p Stolen bases-FuI-
mer, Gimlin, Raymond, >; Baxter. Mar
tinke. Struck oUt-By McIunis, l. by
Hastings, s. Bases on balls-Off MCIunis
I; off Hastings, > Left on bases-Ogden
3; Spokane, = Wild Fredericksburg. Time
--1-10. Umpirc-MaCRae- Attendance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11
Los Angles s.. Portland 3.

Los Angeles. June 10-L.os Angeles
took tOday'S game from Portland By the
score of to 3, without effort. Goodwin
kent the hits well scattered until the
eighth inning. when Portland fell on him
for a base on balls a single. q double
and a home run by Az. totaIIiug two
runs. Gray replaced him in the next
inning and held the visitors safe Garvin
was batted freely throughout the nine
innings. Score:
r II. f.
Los Angeles .-.-.-.--.-.-............5 10 2
Portland $500 ....-.....2 D
atteTies-GOOdwin. Gray and Spies.
Garvtn and Mclean Cmpirc-Bray.