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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
.SYS0NBY PROVES
TO BE GOLD MINE
Has Won 100000 For James R.
Keene in Two Short Years.
FACED FLAG ELEVEN TIMES
RETURNED A WINNER IN ALL
BUT ONE RACE.

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. 12.-Sysonby VIII
soon join the list OF winners of over
100000 His victory in the Brighton derby
at Brighton Beach. just before being
shipped here brought the son of Melton
close to that charmed circle of thor
oughbreds which have won over $4,000
in stakes and purses. The race at Brigh-
ton was worth 81. $50 to James r. Keene
and this tidy little sum brought the grand
total of the winnings of Sysonby up to
ssl,s9S which means that one more VIC
terry viii put Sysonby over the coveted
mark which so many good horses have
struggled for and so few have reached.
10 date this year SysOnby has won
@eo, 90. while last year he captured S31 673.
lie mas been beaten upon only one &C
CASTOR, and that was when Artful and
tradition led him home in the Futurity
last year.
Sysonby raced five times last year. He
tirst started In race at five and one
half furlongs, which he won in 107 As.
with 1O1 pounds up. He followed this
up with victories in the Brighton Junior
the Flash Stakes, the Saratoga Special
ana the Junior Champion and defeat
in the FGturitY.
This year he has gone to the post six
times 10 date. and has been returned
a winner on each occasion. In the Met
ropolitan handicap he ran a dead heat
with Race King and the purse was divid-
ed, each getting 1855.
Sysonby won the tidal stakes worth
S14,55oS the Commonwealth handicap,
worth s1l.525; the Lawrence realiza ton
stakes, worth SIS. 30; the Iroquois stakes,
worth s., $50 and the Brighton derby
worth 81 $50 He. of course, leads the
winning horses for 1905.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
FARMERS WILL
TRY THEIR LUCK
Plan to Pull Off Horse Races at Cal
der's Park August %.
CITY ANIMALS ARE BARRED
BIG COMMITTEE NAMED TO TAKE
CARE OF RINGERS
CITY ANIMALS ARE BARRED

The country folk in the southern end
Of this county are not at all discouraged
over the outcome of horse racing in this
city in the past month and have come
forward with proposition 10 pull off =
meeting at Calder's that will pot circuit
races IN the shade a. a popular attrac-
tom They have secured Calders Park TO-
August 3, and are now busy securing
the county for fast horses. City breo
speedsters and those registered in Tn,
year books with marks down around two
minutes are 20 be left out. and nothfng
but the champions OF the different town
ships viii be allowed TO enter.
In order that there may be no ringers
run IN on the agriculturalists at the lasr
minute, IL is proposed TO have all tn
horses taken 10 the track and tried out
against the watch before chasing chem
for the races.
To see that this is properly done and
that each community gets a square deal.
a committee composed of farmers has
been selected 70 look after the meeting
4 hey are Henry Harl1er. w. Fl. Haigh AMI
bra BenniOn OF TaylOrsviIle; Hove
Brothers of Little Cottonwood X. d.
NebelSer and George Jones OF AurraN
William Stout and George Brown OF Big
Cottonwood; Louis Knight and William
thompson Of Sugar: James Carlyle and
William Winder OF Mill CrceIl and JOc
Hiu and VIII Horn OF Granger. u IL
thought this list OF men viii be able L.
take care properly of any individual who
attempts 70 run any ringers in on them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
BIG BETToRs AT SARATOGA.
John w. Gates and J. A. Drake Give
BYeakwaters Touch of High
Life in DAYS Sport.

Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 12-John W. Gates
and J. A. Drake made things hum Friday
last in the betting ring at the Saratoga
race track. Before they were through
they had bet nearly $4,000.
On the result of two races Gates wa
gered $4,000. He bet $4,000 that Roba-
dor would run third In the third race
and So, 900 that Au Revoir would win the
fourth event. Both bets were lost. Billy
Cowen accepted both bets
Gates did not lose this S45. 600 He sim
ply loaned it TO the bookmakers for the
time being. He backed Leila heavily TO
win the fifth race Whether he recovered
his early losses could not be learned. as
the statements OF the bOokmakers vary.
Drake Jared much better than his friend
and boon companion He backed Hume
TO win the third race, and that horse
won at odds of to . Like Gates. he
thought that Leila would win the fifth
race, and he played q large share Of his
Hume winnings on this filly. He cleaned
up close to $4,000 it is said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
YOUNG MAN HAS NERVE.
Asks Harry Payne Whitney If He Is
Out to Win With One of His
Entries at Saratoga.
Ospecial sporting service.)

Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE checklist
person on earth put in an appearance at
Saratoga at the races recently. He turned
up In the paddock at the race track just
before the first race in the person Of a
young man clad in the regulation summer
costume Approaching Harry Payne
Whitney, who was inspecting his entry,
ne blurted out:
Are You really trying with Battle
AXS?''
Mr.. Whitney looked around in some sur
prise and was slightly embarrassed until
he saw that the youth was very much
I'm earnest andNwas evidently labOring un-
der the impression that such question
was perfectly legitimate. He then assured
the youngster that his entry, Battle Axe,
would certainly do HIS best to win.
You had a lot Of nerve 10 ask such a
question" remarked "A man who had
overheard the question and the answer.
You must be going to put down a swell
Ier'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
FRANK KRAMER'S RECORD ABROAD
SHOWS LONG STRING OF VICTORIES

With the return of Champion Frank
Kramer from abroad. there is a boom in
cycle racing and meets are being promot-
ed throughout the country. While in Eu-
rope. Kramer scored seventeen victories
and met defeat only three times. as the
following records show:
April dedicated Poulain at Paris in
two straight heats; distance, 1000 meters.
April dedicated Jacquelln at Paris in
two straight heats; distance, LOCO meters.
April 24-Bost 10 jenkins at Pare des
Princes, Paris, France. in semi-final of
open race.
April 25-Defeated Bsder and FrioI at
Bordeaux, France, in three straight heats.
May 1S-Finished fourth at Buffalo
track, Paris. France. I'm a 10-mile open.
The three men that finished ahead of
Kramer gained n lap.
May 2O-Defeated Henri Mayer Otto
Maya, Gus Schilling and Emil Friol at
London. England. Kramer won the first
heat, but was disqualified for boring. lie
took the second heat by two lengths.
Schilling second. Maya third. Friol,
fourth. In the third heat Mayer and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
JACK" JEFFRlES
AFTER JIM'S JOB
Younger Brother of Famous Pugilist
VIII Re-enter the Ring.
WANTS MATCH WITH HART
CHAMP" SAYS HE CAN WHIP
THEM ALL.

Los Angeles, Aug 12.-Jack Jeffries. a
brother of Jim Jeffries, retired champion
OF the world, has announced his inten-
ton Of taking his brothers place In the
ring and going after big game. He says
ho feels sure he can do up any of the
men In the ring today, and in the near
future intends sailing after Marvin Hart.
VINO at present claims the heavyweight
championship.
Since Jim retired from the ring Hart
has been looked upon as Champion" SAID
Jack yesterday 4 have to 90 after him
TO win the title, and am going hard. /
weigh 290 pounds and am as solid as a
rock could bring myself down to lS0
pounds in a few weeks training.
L have spared with Jim for all his
big battles and think 1 know the ropes -
Jim is as enthusiastic over his brother
entering the ring as Jack is. He said
yesterday:
Jack ls a good man and could give
any OF the big fellows a run for it. He
IS the best sparring partner ] ever had
1 don't know when Hart and Jack will
get together, but It is likely it will be
in December"
Jack fought Jack Johnson in the ring
some years ago. That was his first and
last appearance. He was very nervous at
that time. andNit was this fact which
caused him TO lose the battle.
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Kramer rode a head heat, but the Judge
gave Mayer the decision.
May 21-Defeated Schilling and F'riol at
Antwerp, Belgium, in three straight heats.
May 25-Defeated Mayer and Poulain at
Antwerp. Belgium, I'M the final OF a
], O00-meter open.
May 2S-Defeated Mayer, MAYA and
Arend at Cologne. Germany.
June 1-Beaten I'm two straight heats by
Henri Mayer at Paris.
June 4-Defeated Bader and Piard at
ROubaiN, France, In three straight heats,
also won a 500-meter handicap.
June dedicated Fem ana Mayer at
Buffalo track, Paris, in lap race Time
i 40 seconds.
June 11-Defeated Poulain and MAYER at
Paris in international match race
June dedicated Rutt and Farley at
Antwerp, Belgium, in three straight
heats
June dedicated Poulain and Mayer at
Paris I'm final heat of the Grand Prix de
Paris.
june 29-Defeated Slngrosi at Turin.
Italy, in three straight heats: Kramer
also won the 500-meter handicap.
July Dedicated Henri Mayer at Ant
werp, Belgium. in two straight heats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
BOUNTIFUL IL. KAYSWLLE I
Pitcher Day Injuries Hand and Hay
makers Find Him For Nine
Runs In First Inning.

kaysviile. Aug. 1.-THE first Of q new
series Of three games. which VIII deter
mine the baseball championship of Davis
county. was played on the local field this
afternoon and resulted in a defeat fo~
kaysvillc by "a score OF - TO 7. The ka=s-
vile team has lost four OF its players and
untried men were in their, pisces Pitcher
Day. whose good work has won many =
first inning and though he did not leave
the box the visitors we're able 70 find mis-
them nine runs. Green was then put En-
the box for the locals. but his good work
could not save the day. After the first.
BOuntirul had TO work hard for victory
The result was based largely on the acct
dent and not fair test Of tbe ahii-
tiles of the two teams. Another game viii
be played at BOuutiful next Saturday
The lineup:
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Batteries-Lyreh and Gibson; Pittnger.
Corridor and Abbott
St. Louis, Aug. 12.-New York took to-
days game, Brown and Wiltse pitched
effective bali with players on bases. Both
teams fielded fast. Attendance, $500.
Score: r II. L.
81 LOUIS -.-s.-s.-s s--sss-.-+-g
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 o
Batteries-Brown and Leahy; Wiltse
and BowerIpan.
Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 12-Abbatichio's
three base wild throw gave Cincinnati one
run and the other was secured on hits.
Only one Boston PLAYER reached third
base. Attendance, 200. Scores
Clnclnndu
boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Walker and Schlei; Wilhelm
and Needhasn.
Chicago, Aug. I2.-Brooklyn pounded
both Lundgren and Pfeffer hard today.
while Stricklett proved a stumbling block
for Chicago All three pitchers were
wild. but the Brooklyn men steadied with
men on bases. Attendance. 500 score;
r. II. Z.
Chicago ...........-.....- ..-..----2 $
Brooklyn ---..---..--.--.-- ----.----- 10 u /
Batteries--Llndgren PREFER and King
Stricklett and Ritter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
BOSTON MAN CLAIMS
TO BE CHAMPION
tspeeial sportlng serviee.l

of mis- city who claims TO be the cham
pion Jumper of the world, has issued a
sweeping challenge for any one TO meet
series of best three out OF five OF the fol-
lowing events: Running high jump with
weights; standing high Jump Win
three to ten jumps without weights
three back Jumps with weights.
Baker has a high jump record OF feet.
9 inches with weights, and a record Tor
three Jumps, with weights, OF AZ feet, z1e
inches. His challenge calls for deposit
of $500 at the time the match is made as
forfeit money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
Al HEREFORD WILL
REOPEN FIGHT GAME
Especial Sport service1

Baltimore. Aug. 12.-EXponents OF the
manly art Of self-defense will find steady
employment at the Monumental city dur
Ing the coming season, unless the unex-
pected should happen. But from present
indications the boxing game will be in
months
Manager Alfred Herford is in town pre-
pairing for the season and he has an
nounced that the first bout before the
Eureka club will take place on Sept. Is
II Is probable that either Joe Cans or
Kid Sullivan viii be one-haIf OF the
boxers for the first show. Just at pres
ent there IS talk of having Terry Nc
Govern meet Kid Sullivan on the opening
night. Twin Sullivan is anxious to meet
Cans.
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Pacific Coast League.
Western League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 12.-Charlie Hall
proved to be too much for, the San Fran
cisco today and the visitors were shut
out TO the tune Of to 0. The Seattle
pitcher allowed four hits in the first three
innings, but after that the visitors were
helpless, eleven OF them tanning. The
locals scored twice in the fourth on a pass
TO Hart, hit by Frick, two steals and
a timely swat by Frary. a hit by Kane,
coupled with a number OF passes and
hit batsman by Hit. resulted In three
more in the sixth. Hit was not found
often but his wildness was costly. Houtz.
who performed the fielding feature Of the
day by mailing hard fly from Wheeler's
bat 80 the first inning and catching Wal
oron at the plate by pretty throw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
WHAT p. N. l. PLAYERS DID IN
BIG LEAGUES YESTERDAY

y Quick. Omaha. Westernl IIar =
> started TO pitch for the champions =
y and was replaced by Quick. II was =
y too late. however, and Omaha lost =
y thu game.
y Leahy. CSt. Louis, Nationals >
y Caught for his team. They lost their =
y game
= Strickiett. brooklyn, National) =
y Pitched and proved stumbling =
= block for Chicago. Won his game =
= against two pitchers. allowing out =
p six hits.
= Frary tSeattle Coast His timely =
= swat brought in q RIM for his team =
> which helped win the game.
y Kane. Seattle, Coast Kane 5 hit =
y was responsible for run
y HOutz. Seattle. Coast.1 After max =
= ing the most sensational fielding play =
. of the day. he was forced TO leave =
= the game on account Of being hit on :
= the head with q pitched ball.
y Byrnes. Oakland. COast) Caught =
y for Oakland and his team won. '
y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
DENVER MAN HERE AND
Is TALKING BASEBALL

Harry Howlands, fer the past two sea-
sons the manager of one OF the leading
amateur baseball teams of Denver, arrived
in the city yesterday from the Colorado
metropolis and will try to stir UP some
thing in the amateur baseball circles
Howlands has made a big success OF the
game in Colorado and sees no reason WHY
IL cannot be done here. He VIII look over
the baseball situation for a couple or days
and at the end of that time expects to get
busy and start something that VIII IN
terest the fans.
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took the last game. 6 to 2. Jarrett pitched
both games for Sioux City. Score:
First game: X ID L
Omaha -. ---..--.2
Sioux City 80. - ~
Batteries-Hall. Quick and Gonding;
garrott and Starnegle.
Second game: X n T.,
Omaha .-.. zee. - II
Sioux City $500 49,. --.. ..-S .
Batteries-McCloslSey and Freeze; Jar
rott and Starnasle.
Denver. Aug 12.-Hickman pitched good
bali for Denver today, and but for an err
Pueblo ont. Score: r.. II. Il;
Denver $500. -. -. 49, "--<..S Az
Pueblo -.-.-..- 49,. -. 49,. ....-..2
atteries-Hfckman and McGowan;
Stimmel and Messitt-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
.SYS0NBY WINS
RACE OF YEAR
Great Republic Stakes of $4,000
Captured by Keene's Horse.
is NOW KING OF THE TURF
JUSTICES CLAIM TO TITLE BY
HIS REMARKABLE RUN.

Saratoga. n. Y, Aug. Zone OF the
greatest horse races Of the year was
run here this afternoon. when James
r. Keene's Sysonby fully justified his
title of king of the turf in winning
the Great Republic stake, worth $685.
600 for his owner. Sysonby went to the
post a faYorite at odds of 9 to 20.
He was never in better condition.
James r. Brady's- Oiseau looked fully
equal to the mile and q quarter, and
the bettors showed their confidence in
his speed by playing him for all he
was worth. Yet he was as good as
16 to 5 when the bugle sounded. Sy-
sonby won with three lengths between
him and Oiseau. who was a length
better than Broomsticlx. The Hopeful,
worth SIC, $50 to the winner, fell to Mo-
hawk II. Sea Horse II, IN the steepIe-
chase, strained a tendon Five favor
ties went down to defeat Results:
The Results.
First race, five and one-half furlongs
Speedway won, Hermitage second,
Bivouae third. Time-1:07 40.
Second race, the Shillelah steeple-
chase, full course, two and one-half
miles-Gate Bell won, Gold Van sec
ond. No third. Time-5:29.
Third race, the Hopeful, six furIongs
Mohawk II won, Athlete second,
Juggler third. Time :13 20. Athlete
and Bellmere added starters.
Fourth race, the Great Republic,
mile and a quarter-SysOnby, 1919,
(NicoD, TO 20, won; Oiseau, ZIG, (Red-
FERN, Is to 5, second; Broomstfck, 126,
(Martin), 20 TO /, third. Time-2:O7
Dandelion and Prince Hamburg ran
Fifth race, mile. gentleman riders
Tom Lawson won. Saladin second Raj
bert third. Time-1:44N
Councilman won, Dreamer second,
Aeronaut third. Time-I:13.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
OCCIDENTAL" LIQUOR HOUSE
TO RETIRE.

Retiring from business after 80 years.
We propose to give our customers a
supply OF our Old goods at prices that
cannot be duplicated. Sale to continue
for ten days. Don't fail TO supply
yourselves with this class of goods as
Il only happens once in 80 years. Occi-
dental wholesale department, No. Il
East First South. Wines, Liquors and
Cigars Family Trade a Speciality.
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American Fork Wins.

American Fork. Aug. 12.-Fuily $50 bas-
ketbalI fans from American Fork and
Iehi witnessed tho last of the series OF
three games Of basket ball for a purse or
500 here tonight. The game resulted IN
american FORKS favor. The score was:
American Fork. u: Lehi, 10. The referee
was Erickson OF Provo and the umpire,
Freeman Bassett OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
TRYING TO MATCH
KRAMER AND LAWSON
Special Sport Service.

Especial Sport Service. =
y New York. Aug. 12.-The cycling =
y world is promised a big treat in the =
. near future. Negotiations are now =
y being made to bring about a series ,
y OF match races between Frank y
y Kramer, the sprinting champion OF =
y America, and liver Lawson. who has =
y Just returned TO this country after =
= defeating all of the greatest short y
y distance men in Europe and Aus y
y traiia. Floyd Mcfarland is looking =
y after Lawson's interest, the latter y
q being out west. Mcfarland wants =
= to arrange a series OF races 10 deter =
= mine the short-distance champion y
y snip.
Should Lawson and Kramer be =
y brought together the event would =
prove one OF the most interesting =
y bicycle events of recent years. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
ABE ATTELl WOULD
LIKE TO MEET B0WKER
Especial Sporting Services

New York, Aug 12.-It IS not improbable
that Abe Attell Will be the next opponent
OF Joe Bowler, bantam champion of the
world. Attell. had a conference with the
American representative of the National
Sporting club recently and proposed a
match with the Briton on the basis of TO
pounds at p. m. Attell agreed to post
a $500 forfeit with the club to make the
weight.
The matchmaker Of the club has cabled
the challenge. II the match takes places.
Il will probably occur in October.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13

At Notwithstanding IL; St Paul, 2.
Al lndianopohs-First game: Indianap-
Oils, 3; Minneapolis, g. Second game. IN
dianapolis A; Minneapolis, >
At Toledo-First game: Toledo 4: Kan
saS CITY. :
At Coiumbus-Columbus 4; Milwaukee, 8
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Won by Tom Davies.

Especial to The Herald.)
Pocatello. Ida. Aug. 1.-THE wrestling
match between Tom Davies. middleweight
champion of England, and John Crun1b,
of POcatellO, was won by Davies. who
made the first down in sixteen minutes.
Crumb got the second in four minutes
and Davies the third in nineteen minutes.
The match was for a purse Of 800 at the
carnival hipDodrOme.
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Goes Home and Gets Well.
lSnecial Snnrt Eerricn

Especial Snort Service.)
New York, Aug. PA letter has lust
been received from London written by
Charley Cochran, who came over from
London last winter with Hackenschmidt
20 the effect that his man is now in
great shape. When he left New York
HackenSchmidt was believed to be a bit
under the weather,
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was forced to retire from the game as
a result OF being hit on the head by a
pitched ball Score: r II. E.
SealLIe .-..-.-.--.. -..-----....-..-.9 .
San Francisco ..6..................0 3
Batteries-C. Hall and Blankenship;
Hit and Shea. Umpire, Perrlne.
Portland. Ore. Aug I2.-PortIand de-
feated Los Angeles today By holding a
batting rally in the sixth inning when
the locals batted Gray out of the box
by rapping out five hits, which Melted
them four runs. Baum replaced Gray
and before the home team was retired
they made a total OF six runs for the
bases full and no one out and did more
than could have been expected to pull
out as well as he did. Jud Smith made
q home run IN the first inning. Brashear
secured three two-baggers out of four
times at hat. Score: Il. II. +.
Los Angeles .....-....-.-...--..-...5
Portland .s..:......s ..s..s..-...---o II
Jones, Gates and Mclean. Umpire, Davis.
San Francisco, Aug. 12.-Oalkland de-
feated Tacoma today by the score Of
to .. The commuters punched hits in
the fourth inning and scored two runs
on three hits In the fifth they scored
again and after that were never in dan
ger. Schmidt was touched up for nine
steady. score: X II. r.
Oakland ...-..--.....-.. 1913 .
Batteries-Browu and Graham: Schmidt
and Byrnes. Umpires, Mcdonald and
Bray.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, Aug. 12.-F'rOm the start Pit
finger was easy for Pittsburg and in the
fifth four hits and an error gave the
hons team lead that could not be over
come. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. r. l..
PfttsburS ...----.--..-. .-.-----------N 10
Philadelphia ....-.-.-......---5 .
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WESTERN LEAcuE

Des Moines. Aug 12-Des Moines de-
fested st. Joe in two well played games
today Score.
First game: R. H. E.
les MONIES $1,000 - -. ....5
NJ s - i.,s;;y
and Zfnran.
Second game p H e
Des dolnes $500 49, 80 II I
Batteries-- Marske. Liefield and Wake
field Jones and Ztnran.
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Omaha. Ang. 12-Sioux CITY and Omaha
broke even today, the visitors taking the
first, : TO !. while the champions easily
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timely hitting Philadelphia defeated St
Louis in an interesting game. Attend
ance-9g0 Score; r. II. Z.
Philadelphia ..-... 80. -. % IL
Batetries-Glade and Roth; Plank and
Schreck.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Chicago game post
poned; wet grounds.
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EXCURSION TO CANADA,
AUGUST 14th.

via Oregon Short Line Following
rates will prevail from Salt Lake:
Stirling ........- ............S $50 50
Raymond $500. 1890. ........... 81 35
Magrath ...-.-...-.. ............. 81 So
Cardston $3.50. .............. 80 30
Proportionate rates from other sta
lions. Train leaves 11:45 u. m. Tickets
good for return until September 10Th.
See o. S. L. agents City ticket Office,
201 Main street.
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PhnadeIphia, Aus r-By hard and