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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
INTERNATIONAL RACE.
Automobiles Will Go for the Vender.
bilt Trophy Oct. "a.

New York Oct. 3-Final arrangements
for the international automobile race for
the Vanderbilt trophy, on Oct II, were
completed last might, when the repre-
sertatyes of the American, French ana
Italian drivers met ~ the Automobile
Club Of America and drew Tor the start
ing positions i'm the contest. The m-l
are 20 be sent away at intervals OF one
minute each. Janetay of Germany viii
start first.
There are but two changes announced.
one OF the German cars was Withdrawn
bV the Germans. and the ninety horse
mower machine Of ;. b Stevens. With
A. T. Campbell az driver, was substituted.
and as n result of an accident yesterday
10 Chevrolet machine the ninety hOrsC-
power car Of Major Miller viii he used
by Chevrolet. Tine full drawing resulted
Is follor-s;
1. Janetzy Germany; , Duray. France
I Diugley America; 4. LaHcia Italy; 3.
Warden Germany; 6, Msgner, France,
e Tracy. America; s, Nazzaro. Italy; .,
CaiHpbell. Germany; TO- Szisz, France;
II, Caristie. America; y; Cedriuo Italy;
IS, ISeene. Germany; Is. Heath, France;
is, LITTLE America; l6. Chevrolet Italy;
n. Werner. Germany; IS, Hemmery,
France, ~, White, America, 20 S1TtCTlc.
IIalV.
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YOUNG ROOSEVELT ON
THE FOOTBALL FIELD

Cambridge, Mass, oct. 3.-TncodOre
Roosevelt, jT.. son of President ROose-
welt yesterday reported for the Harvard
freshman eleven. He Was clad i'm a we'll
padded new yellow suit with crimson jer-
sey and stockings. and looked slight in
appearance.
Surrounded by his class squad fellows,
the presidents son was incJnspicuous
Probably tWO-thlds OF the number out
weighed him. and 4 few were smaller.
When young Roosevelt handed In his
name as q candidate he gave his weight
as rs pounds and stated that he had
played four years at Groton.
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velope? handing out ths letter of iatro-
duCtion for Tiv 20 see
krcYlins said il Was. Jimmv stopped
eera tened his head ard remarked that he
guessed he would see Il through He
called, introduced himself. anu then aaur.
cd TO know II anvbcdv cad writer Ne
Kerzie from San Francisco stating that
he wanted to otiy tombstone McHcn-
gie said No: and Jimmy sac : great
sigh ~ relief
81 don't understand Uhr .cat Sar Fran
cisco friend Of mine should send me 20 a
dealer IN COMMISSIONERS, said Britt or
course he Is ore Os the best friends
lave. and may have taken this manner
20 gently break tbs news that was a
dead one. But say, just because fellow
loses one fight sU a career against the
best men Ia the country, is that any rea-
son he should go around looking for
tomhstones?"
Britt then told Mckenzie that il he got
another chance az Battling Nelson there
would be q demalid for tombstone and
that the inscription would be written in
Danish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
CRACK ATHLETE RETURNS
Melvin Swapp Back at Varsity and
Athletic Prospects Brighten
Will Try for Team.

Melvin Swap the crack quarter.milsr
ana Jumper is again a. the univsrsit,
TIE appeared at The football training quar-
teTs yesterday. Swapp is the man for
wnona the university athletes were mourn
ing more than ali others wheG he failed
to appear al the beginning OF school. He
won tie jumps ana quarter-mile for the
varsity last spring. He Is also u strong
.oct6ai man, Last fall he was greer 10
The game and only succeeded In making a
substitute. This year. however, Coach
Maddox expects. TO make a fast end out
CT him. o. If NECESSARY to play him as e2-
ira fuilback to relieve Bennion.
swaps return Rrightens the us" pros
peet for victory in track work next spring
He Will take the place % Butler in the
quarter-mile and probably I'M tho low
hurdles Withoift him the school has no
0na for sthc Jumps.
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CARTER BEAT WALL STREET.

Chicago. Oct. Sat today's hearing
of the case Of Captain Oberlin Car
ter, the defendants financial transac-
tions were traced day by day through
the years 1895. 1895 and 1897. Most Of
the transactions referred to were with
r. f. Westcott and New York stock
brokers. The documentary evidence
submitted by the government shows
that Captain Carriers deals in stocks
and bonds were uniformly successful
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is JIMMY BRITT A DEAD ONE OR
VIC I'm OF PRACT ICAt JOKE?

Did James Edward Shakespeare Britt
have 60 come all the way 10 Salt Lake
10 discover that he Is a dead Onet James
Edas Is stil hoping that there is
mistake somewhere, but the evidence IS
plain and rs one of his best friends %
san fraucisco. a man Jimmy SWears
would not give him the wrong steer. has
directed him toward the bone yard, Britt
is a much worried pug
When Britt LEFT San Francisco as
friends gave him a letter OF ,nLroGIc-
lion 20 we'll known Salt Laker and said
TO be sure and call on him at once as he
was the one mar IN all the world Britt
should meet As soon as Britt arrived, IN
company with TfV kreling. he started
out to locate the Salt Lake man from
the iatter's number. Walking down State
street toward the address given. Britt
suddenly stopped. turned pale, grasped
TreVling's arm and yelled,
Look TiV. read that sign up there.
kreling promptly. read off the name,
RodeFiek Mckenzie, dealer in tombstones.
Britt said. -
Ism that the same name on this en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
HERRERA MATCHED TO
FIGHT EDDIE HANL0N

y Chicago, Oct "a dispatch 10 =
\ the Tribune from San Francisco says: p
= AureliO Herrera. through Sol Lev =
= inson, has posted $500 forfeit. and ,
> lis signature again was attached 10 y
. articles for a fight with Eddie Han 4
= Ion before the Pacific Athletic club =
4 at Los Angeles Nov. 8. The boys 4
3 are to get 50 per cent of the re- 5
, ceipts divided - and p per cent. =
\ and il is stipulated that they shall y
= do at least two weeks training in y
y the southern city. =
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AGAIN
OPEN FOR COMMERCE

Vladivostok, Oct. THE first freight
steamer left this port today for Che
foo. thus reopening regular commerce
by sea between Vladivostok and other
ports A Russian transport sailed
simultaneously with relief stores for the
people of the Kamtschatkan coast.
Naviga ton is still risky owing 10
floating mines. four OF which were
sighted b. small craft yesterday with
in fourteen miles OF the harbor,
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Washington

Washington .......... ............1 .
Chicago .............. ..-...........3 8 I
Bstteries-Wolfe and Heydon; owen and
Sullivan
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RumoR is DENIED.

Washington, Oct SIN regard to re-
ports that lately have been made that
Panama and Costa Rica would soon
join and form one republic pstead OF
two Separate states, the minister OF
Panama TO this country. Senior Obaldis,
received today cablegraIn from Pres
ident Adamor of the Panama republic
saying:
"Run1or about union Of Panama and
Costa Rica false
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
BRITISH STEAMER
R00DAM ABANDONED

London, Oct. 9.-Lloyds have re
Ceived a telegram from the captain of
the British steamer Roddam which
escaped badly damaged from St
Pierre, island of Martinique at the
time st. Pierre was destroyed by the
outbreak of Mount Pelee in May, 1902
announcing that the vessel is ashore
and abandoned in the Yenesei river,
East Siberia.
The ROddam was at anchor off ST.
Pierre, with eighteen or twenty other
vessels when the outbreak of Mount
Peiee occurred. She was almost over
Whelmed by burning lava and seven
teen or her crew were killed.
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LAND FRAUD TRIALS.

Portland. ore. Oct. 3.-The .dst hone
of Willard \. Jones ana Thaddeua 8.
Potter of escaping trial on the Indirt-
ments charging them and Ira Wade WIFE
conspiracy TO defraud the government NJ
valuable timber land in The Siietz reSer-
walton was swept ava ytOday by Judge
Hunt when he denied the demurrer ne
teriosed by the two defendants. Made
made no attempt to avoid trial NeH
little difficulty was encountered i'm ,seul-
ing a jury to hear the evidence dgdId5I
the three defendants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
SANTA FE MACHINISTS
SEEK A CONFERENCE

Topeka, Oct S.-J. D, Buckalew,
third vice president Of the Information
al Association Of Machinists, is In To-
peka from n recent meeting OF the or
der at Buffalo. AIR. BuckaleW says
that a conference will be asked with
the proper AtchisOn. Topeka & Santa
Fe officials to confer with striking
shop machinists' officials in Topeka.
This strike started in May, 1894.
Mr.. Buckalew thinks a conference
would result in concessions by both
parties. He adds, however, that the
bonus system must go.
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Washington. Oct. 3.-Owens fine work
In the box today defeated Washington.
With the exception of the seventh inning
the home team was unable to hit him con-
secuLivcly. Chicago scored their runs by
punching hits. Attendance. 25C0 Score:
r. II. T.
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Pittsburg. Oct. S-Pittsburg won the
first game in the first inning by hitting
Young hard. The second game was
much better contest and was won in the
eleventh inning on Richey's two-bagger,
PETIT sacrifice and Liefield's single. At
tendance, 2.400- Score;
First game: r. H. l.
Pittsburg .... .....................I0 L /
Boston :. ........................2 8
Batteries-Lynch and PeitZi Young and
Needham.
Second game: X. II. h
PiLtsburg .... ...................... !
Boston .... Observation-Disclosures. d .
Batteries-Liefield and Peitz; Willis and
Moran,
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POLICEMAN ACCUSED.
Alleged Attempt at Bribery by Sc
attic Officer.

Seattle Wash, Oct. S.--Adam Frinkie.
a German who was robbed of 500 in a
restricted district dive week ago auG
who was approached Saturday and given
sos 10 leave the city ana not prosecute
Ruth Ray, accused of the crime TO-DAY
positively identified Policeman John
Burkman as the man who gave him the
money, Burkmanr declares 1t to be d case
OF mistaken idenHty and offers 20 prove
it by the fact that the night of the rop-
berry he was with krinkle three hours
and now Krinkle claims he never saw
Burkman until last Saturday when the
money transaction occurred. The chief
OF police has taken no formal steps IN
the matter.
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PERlsAED IN THE FLAMES.

Bellingham Wash, Oct. 3.-WOrd
has reached here that the wife and
babe of Indian Tom" were burned 10
death in a fire which DESTROYED their
home Sunday on San Juan island. and
that the husband and father will die
from his injuries. Tom nearly dead
from burns. crawled to a neighb0r'3
house. Only the trunks OF the woman
and child were found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
BOTH HUSBANDS ESCAPED.

y Ellington. ". Va. Oct. 3.-AIrs. =
= ]. Algo and her three children ,
y and Mrs joseph CaTdelli and one =
\ child were burned to death in a =
= cabin here last night. Their =
y charred bodies can be seen in the ;
\ smoking ruins. The husbands of :
\ the women ESCAPED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
ELECTION DECREE.

St Petersburg. Oct S.--An imperial
decree was published today directing
that immediate arrangements be maze
10 conduct elections OF members of
the national assembly
The regulations for the conduct OF
the elections are also published today
IN the Official Messenger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
BERLIN STRIKE SPREADING.

Berlin. Oct. 3.-The strike of the cleo
trical workers has extended to two
more factories. The total number of
men out is IS Zoo. No disturbances have
occurred. Enough men have been OBJ
tanned to supply current sufficient to
keep tWo-thirds of the street cars
going.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
RARTHoLpT ARRIVES.

New York. Oct Representative Rich
ard BarthoIdt 81 Missouri. who presented
the Americans proposition at the recent
interparliamcntafy congress at Brussels,
arriVed here todsy on the steamer Kaiser
Wlhalm IL from Bremen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
PATENTS ISSUED.
lsnocial 10 The Herald. !

Washington, Oct, s.-Patents have
been issued 10 residents of Utah as
follows; Frank j, Pioch, Provo City,
shea thing; Elmer z. Warte. salt Lake
City, dough mixing machine.
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HEARST DECLINES.

New York, oct. 3.-Congressman VIII
liam r. Hearst, in a letter 20 Justice
Samuel Seabury, tonight declined to ac-
cept a nomination Cor mayor b. the Mu
nieipal Ownership league
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Cor Main and Third South sts., st. Elmo Hotel.
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soIsTERous RADICALS.

Vienna Oct. S.--The president OF the
lower house o. the reichsath was
obliged 10 suspend The session today
on account of stormy demonstra-
tion on the part Of radicals.
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New York. Oct. 3-The American league
season of 1855 was wound up locally to-
day with a double-headcr between De
tT0it and the home team. OTth and Crit
fifth pitched in excellent form. Attend
auce l..-e. Scores:
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salt Lake Is vitality interested in the
news contained in the above dispatch
from Newark, n. j. 1t is the first VIC
tory won by Colonel E. A. Wall In his
application for an injunction to pre-
vent the Increase of the bonds of the
Utah Copper company from S4500, 600
TO $6,00O, goo; the issance of $4,000, 600
worth of bonds, and the transfer of the
control of the stock to the Guggen-
helms
Those who have been following the
case VIII understand that the decision
reached yesterday is practically a COM
plete victory for Colonel Wall, making
1t impossible for the company 10 car
~ out its original plan without the
consent of Colonel Wall, who is known
to own one-fifth of the stock of the
company.
Judge c. C. Dey, who is Colonel
Wallis attorney in the case. was asked
for an expression of his opinion in the
matter yesterday.
This is all I know about the mat
ter" he said after he had read the
dispatch. 1T would seem to be all
there is 70 say about it until the case
comes TO trial. What the final out
come will be can only be cOnjectured
In my judgment the right thing for
the officers of the company and Colonel
Wall TO do is to get together and
reach some compromise. / am sure
that the colonel is ready TO meet the
other side half way. We are all anX-
ious to have the work on the smelter
pushed"
Meanwhile the work on the new ST.
$4,000 smelter at the point of the
mountain is going forward satisfae-
torily. There was $500 600 in the treas
ury not affected by the suit brought
by Colonel Wall This money is be
ing expended in the laying of the foun-
dation of the smelter; and it is con-
fidently expected that the suit will be
disposed OF long before more money is
needed,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
C0L..-WALL WINS
FIRST VICTORY
Utah Copper Company Restrained
From Carrying Out Plans.
MAY BE A COMPROMISE
WORK ON NEW sf,t25,ooo MILL
WILL co RIGHT ON.

Newark. n. j.. Oct. S.-An injunction
restraining the Utah Copper company
from increasing its capital stock from
Si,5eoOO0 TO $4,000, 900 and from issuing
convertible bonds to the amount OF 49,
OcGO00, and also from transferring its
property or stock 10 the Gusgenheim
interests. was granted today by Vice
Chancellor Pitney.
The injunction was made operative
pending the final hearing in the suit
of Enos I. Wall against the Utah Cop
per company.
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Los Angeles
Nurembura Chess Results.

Nuremberg. Oct. S.-'fhe twelfth game
of the chess match between Dr. Tarrasch
and Marshall the American expert. was
played today and resulted in a draw. The
score now reads: Tarrasch, .: Marshall
!; drawn, 6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
EMMoNs on THE STAND.

Sacramento. Oct. S.-Former Senator
Emmons. accused OF bribery. was again
on the witness stand today His evt-
dence, in substance. was a general de-
NAL OF all the charges made against
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
CONFERENCE RATES
Via OREGON Short Line.

The usual iowt rates for conference
will be made TO salt Lake City during
October. See gents for full partiou-s
lars regarding rates, selling dates, etc,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle Wash. Oct, S.-Seattle cut out
the leaders in the first game of the series
today. NiCkeTs was too much fOr the
men under Van Haltern, and the Siwashes
hit the ball in punches. Score:
r. H. l..
=
atteries-Nickcrs and BlankenshiD:
BleNrud and Byrnes. EMPIRES CochaTd
ana HoWIetts.
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FACTORY BURNED.

Davenport Ia. Oct. S.-The Aineri-
can Can eompany's factory was de-
sfroyed by fire last night Loss,
Stsn 0On
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Pacific Coast League.
American League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St, Louis. Oct "A double-header to-
day marked the closing OF the season for
the National league club here and Brook
lyn won both games from 81. Louis.
ScunlOn pitched both games for Brook
lyn and easily held ST Louis in check.
Attendance. :, zoo. Score:
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The Summary,


Times-2:261s 2;24H, 2:2il=, 2:293s,
2:94
Three-quarter mile run-Cflled on,
judges declaring the race a frame-up-
-Four and One-half furiongs-
CSmith up, Little Phil Mattress up,
Jol ID Zones up. Time-.56l=,
Two and one-half furlongs. match
race-Little Dutch (Boynton up, Pat
L Livingstone up). Time-:99.
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Boston, Oct. although. considerably
outbatted. Boston won today's game, At
tendance, .. zoo Score,
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed 10 l53 s. Main, Phone 4s.
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The Oldest and most reliable spe-
cialist on chronic and private diseases.
Thirty-tWo years in Salt Lake City.
Microscopic and Analytic Physician.
CURES Fits. Nervous Weakness,
Neuralgia, Varicocele, Weak Spine,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-04

BiHousness. Gravel, Sore Eyes, Luna
Diseases, Tape Worm, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Kidney Complaints Deafness. Ca
tarrh, Erysipelas. Old Sores, Scrofula,
Rheumatism Stiff Joints. Piles in their
worst form. Those afflicted with Epi-
lepsy or Fits can be permanently cured.
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/ GO ANYWHERE

To photograph anything. Harry Ship-
Ter. Commercial Photographed. tJl 50.
Main. Phone 1895 X.
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Cincinnati. o.. Oct. S.-Cincinnati won
the first and tied the second same of
the double-header with New Iock this
afternoon. New York presented patch
ed-up team, some OF the regulars having
gone east 20 rest. The second game was
called at the end of the eighth inning TO
allow the New YOrks to catch a train.
Attendance, $500. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-Timely hitting wen
today's same FOR Philadelphia. Henley
weakened in the sixth inning and was re-
ileved in the seventh by Bender. Attend
ance, $3.50 Score;
r. H e.
ST. Louis ......-...--.- ............ 10 ,
Philadelphia .--...--.- ...-........ l
Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Henley,
Bender and Schreck.
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Chicago, Oct 3-After thirteen innings
of about even play in which both teams
scored their runs by punching hits, sto-
@lep bases and battery errors, the last
game of the season between Philadelphia
and Chicago ended in tie. Umpire Ems
lie retired at the end of the ninth play
ers Duggleby and Weimer finishing the
game. Attendance, l,Se0. Score:
P II e
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II l
EAlidutih s.-s..s.....s..--.
Batteries-Pfeiffer and ONeil; Pitunger
and Doom.
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NEARLY CAME TO BLOWS.
Exciting Scenes During Meeting of
Policy Holders.


Chicago. Oct. 3.-Shouts of 'robber"
and thieves We're raised at a meeting
of policy-holders of the Western Life
Indemnity company today. Men nearly
came to blows during a hysterical scene
attending protests made against rulings
of the chair. The principal uproar fol-
lowed a request for reading OF the
minutes Of previous meeting and
refusal by President George NJ. MOul-
ton.
Attorney Hicks. chairman of the pol
icy-holders' committee. shouted as he
advanced to the chair step by step that
freedom of speech was being denied and
gag rule" was being resorted by OFF,
Gals of the insurance company.
President Moulton was rappinS for
order. He declined to listen to Mr..
Hicks The chair demanded that the
qualified voters in the meeting be iden-
titled. He said a committee on creden-
tails would be appointed.
Ruled Him Out of Order.
Il move that T. D. Steem, 0. F. Par
ker and j. 5. White be named as a
committee on credentials, moved Mr.
Hicks.
President MoultOn declared him out
of order. and said that the chair had
the right to name the committee. Mr..
Hicks again objected, but President
Moulton appointed L. NJ. Martin. Z. d.
Steem and ]. s White. The room then
was cleared for committee work.
There were seventy-fve policy-hold-
ers at the meeting, among whom were
a dozen women. 1t was learned that
proxies for II 600 pOlicy-holdeTs were in
the hands of General Manager Rosen-
field, while only 1,600 were held by the
committed.
When the committee on credentials
turned in its report there was another
interruption.
Eventually. however, order was re-
stored and the rollcall on the motion 10
adjourn was carried,
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Portland, Oct S.-Portland-Tacoma game
postponed; rain.