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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-09
HUGHEY GENEROUS
WITH SOLDIERS
Drops Fly and Saves Warriors From
a Shutout.
EIGHTH WAS BAD INNING
OTHERWISE MURRAYS PUT UP
GILT-EDGED BALL.

The generosity OK Manager Hughey,
ably assisted by Bert Marsetts, was all
that saved the Soldiers from a shut-out
b. the Murray team yesterday AZ Aluf-
faN For seven long innings Young WI
kiusOu had the boys in blue at his mercy,
and during that time only two got -
far as second base. The smelter bo4s
we're out for a Shut-Out. and the rooter5
were with them bat HUEhsy was more
icnient than tho rest Of MS team mates
and started the trouble -
Ia the eighth. Wright Of tie s9id3efs
sent "a ia out 10 Hughey's garden and.
after freezing both hands on IL, Dan
let the ball drop This HaS the DtEiD-
ming of al the trouble The next man
d. cot a 6inky hif. and then Pingree fOi-
bowed with another. scoring wright tAe
next man I'D walked and moment later
WAS caught off first by Wilkinson The
runner on third led OFF for home, and
hargr It's threw the bal toward Ostler
81 home but IL was wild and went over
among the crowd. and two runs scored
passes to first melted two more runs FOR
The soldiers. giving them five runs IN
what should have been a shut-out game
The smcltermen fell upon Mr.. Pingree
On the first two innings which, together
with his liability TO get them over ana
stage fright Oh the part Of the soldiers.
gave Murray safe lead OF eight runs
~ two innings
After that Murray spent its time trying
t. make IL a shut-out and but for the
doing 30. The feature o. the game was
tine work Of Dad Stewart AT bat and on
the bases. and the infieid work of smith,
Eerriu apd lversoH-
The teams meet at Murray again this
afternoon.
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REXBURG a, IDAHO FALLS 3
Heusser and Hall Oppose Each Other
in the Box-Both Do Good
Work
1speciaI 10 The HcraId.l

ReXburg Ida, July S.-ReXburS took
1t first game in the Snake Valley league
today from Idaho Falls by q, score Of 4
e. 3. AT the end Of the fifth inning the
visitors held the lead by n score Of > Ito q.
In the sixth inning MCKINLEY Of ReXburg
came uo with two mon on bases and
lined oUt a twO-bagger. scoring two runs.
4 moment later Erue HuCsscr sacrificed
the third ruD III. tieiuS the score. Heus-
ST struck out two men ia the ninth and
caught tine third man out a pop up
flN. During rho last two games HeuSSer
has struck out tWcEty-ScVeu men. Rex
burg meets ST. Anthony tomorrow for the
first time. and the game is attracting
considerable attention. ds the 81. An
thouy team has secured tho entire OE-
den Pacific National league team to rep
resent that city. with the great CSimliu
- the team manager. The Rexburg team
T. made uP entirely of amateur players,
and the home fans arc anxious TO see
them best the former Holsters.
Score By innings
1t-Nburg zoe. -...--o . q % . I o.
idaho Falls 5000 d o 0 . %
struck out-BN 'ieusser. IL by Hall. 3.
Jit-Off HeuSser, .; off Hall, =. Bat
ferieS-F'or ReXbuUg. IIeusser and Heus-
ser. for Idaho Falls. Hall and Doane.
Attcudauce-eo9.
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w estern League.
BINGHAM CANYON AT PARK
Summit County Ball Players Getting
Ready for Eureka
Again.
Especial 10 The Herald.

Park city. July S.-The local team eros
Ses bats tomorrow with the Bingham
canyon team, the game being called at
$50. So as to allow all the fans TO get
out and root for the home team.
since the loss Of Thompson. the big
leagu" pitcher, Park City has been
somewhat up in the air regarding the
securing OF n twiTier, but now every
thing Is straightened out and Fulmer.
formerly Of Ogden, viii make Park City
his home and viii DO the box work for
the locals.
On account of his inability TO be here
tomorrow though. the game will likely
bc pitched by CastletOn or Hastings of
Ogden. both Of whom are fairly well
known 20 Park city fans
The approaching Eureka game II
causing considerable talk among the
ball lovers and the belief is that Park
viii duplicate ITS trick OF two weeks
ago. when they beat the southern
town.
An excursion is 10 be run from Park
! City and the return trip made in the
evening after the game. so that there
VIII likely be large crowd Of sup
porters of Parks team present when
the game is played.
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MULTN0MAH WINS
FAIR TRACK MEET
Has Easy Victory Over other Athletic
Clubs.
MUST BE POOR ATHLETES
UTAH SCHOOL 5oNS HAVE MUCH
BETTER RECORDS.

Portland, Ore. July S.-The big lead
that MuItnomah secured on the first
day of the Pacific Northwest associs-
ton championship meet carried the
clUbmen on to victory in the final days
sport Eight events occurred today.
which made the final score. Nultuomsn
a. y. g. 81. Seattle. r. G.. 80: Brock
ton, a. G.. 1.
The features of the days events wero
the pole vault and the 12o yard hiEb
hurdles Gilbert of AfultDomah cleared
the bar in the former AT IL feet even.
and made an exhibition vault Of II feet
= inches. kUykendal Won the hurdles
IN Is 80 seconds. The high jump went
to H W. KerTigan of MuimCmah.
feet IL IL inches with Grant of Seattle
close second. Summary
220 yard dash-Wiliiams. AIuItromah.
Huntoon. Seattle; F'rieseII. Nultnomah,
time, % seconds Hat
Running high jump-H. w Kerrigau.
MultnOmah; Grant. Seattle. O. KeTTi-
gan, MultnOmah- Height. feet II in
ches.
I2O yard high hurdIes-E uyl<endaIl.
MuIn0mah: DOwd. Seattle. Bracket.
Seattle. Time. Is 3-5 seconds
Discus throw-James, 1IultuOmsh.
Hug, MultnOmah: Gardner, Seattle,
distance 100 feet 6 inches.
$50 yard rUn-Creenhaw, MuitnOmah.
Harris. Seattle; Hansen, Nultnomah.
Time. 2:01 90.
Pole Vault-Gilbert. NTultuomah. n
feet: II. w. Kerrigan. Multnoman. 10
feet 8 inches: Dohm. Seattle ten feet
Hammer throw Crimson. NJ. A \. g..
1S2 feet - inches: Baker. NJ. \. a. c..
12l feet, 3 inches: Mcdonald. :. \. g.
12S feet - inches.
Relay race-Won by MultuOmah.
Greenhaw, MoOres. Friesell. williams
second. Seattle. BuntCOn. Dowd, COyle.
Bracket; third, BUCcktOu Point Hart
ney, Astle. Murray, DaIquest. Time.
3:55 40
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Results at Denver.

First race. five and half fUrlonEs-
Jack Adams won Wedgewood second,
HondOo third. Time-i:11Ia-
Second race. five and a half furionEs-
Eirema won. WinedO second, DR.. Tom
third Time-1:12&
sci won, Bountifal second, illuminate
third. Time .3Zik
Fourth race five urlonEs-Subtils Won.
Montauk Trilby second, Dan Collins third.
Time .04s4
Fifth race, five furlongs-Limb of the
Law won Annie Marie second, Henry o
third. Time-l;G51z
Sixth race mile-Nuptial won. Bannock
Belle second Nudge third. Time-1 fS1z
Seventh race five rlongs-F'iyins Fox
won. UnmaslIed second, Ishlana third
Time of
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DRILLERS TO TRY AGAIN
Eureka Miners May Give Team From
Mammoth Another
Chance.

Eureka, July sit is expected that the
winners of the double-handed drilling con-
test held here on the 18th are to drill the
Mammoth team, which competed here
against them on that day Lewis and
Aingerotti, the Eureka men and the win
ners, drilled BIZ inches, while Eden and
May of Mammoth went through the rock
after drilling 34iE inches, with time to
spare They, the latter team, are dis
satisfied with the decision OF the judges,
claiming that they should have had an
other trial During this contest COwan
and Chapman had especial bad luck with
their steel. as did also Gatewood and Pc
not as long as they properly should have
been
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CENTERVILLE 10,
u. L. & r. co. 3
Lights Lineup Is Shuffled and Boys
Forget How to Play
the Game.

The Centerville team defeated the Utah
Light & Railway team at Centerville YES
terday by "A score of - to 3. The latter
team played like a bunch of school boys
and were not in the running from the
second inning. The men on the team
had been so shifted from their regular
positions that they were absolutely at
sea as 70 what to do with the ball when
they did manage 10 get their hands on il.
Cole. who usually plays league bail. leads
the error column with four marks to his
credit. while other members of the team
are close seconds.
Gum had IN off day. and in the sixth
inning allowed eight men TO circle the
bases on seven hits before retiring the
side.
Keener. who pitched the hast two in
ninRs of the game, made il one. two.
three in each inning. but ca me into the
box too late to save the game.
Ash the H. Z. NJ. l. tVgirler who pitched
the game for the Centerville boys had
the Lights at his mercy, striking out
fourteen men.
Score by innings; / 34567S9
Utah Light & Ry...... 5oSo00S8 / 5
Struck Out-By Campbell. 4; by Gum,
]: BY KeeDer. l: by Ash. Is. Base on
Balis-Off Cam9bell. l. off Gum, ?; off
Ash. l. Hit by Pitcher-By Campbell. 1;
by Gum. p by Ash. z. TWo-baSe Hits
Gum. II, Smith, Brown Three base
Wild Pitches-Camobell. /; Gum, 1.
Passed Balls-Peacocl, .; Cole, l.
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DUBEI'S AMATEUR BALL
PARK WILL OPEN TODAY

The Dupei Salt Palace Amateur base
ball park viii be opened today with "A
game between the DUbei taiIors and
the Assembly club of ogden. All games
TO be played in this park are free and
the Dubei team IS anxious that there
should be a large turnout To show an
appreciation Of the efforts made by the
team to boost amateur sport
The tailors say they are not blufRnG
about playing kaysville return match
game They ask that the forfeit money
be posted in the Deseret National bank
and that an umpire who knows the
game be mutually agreed upon.
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CHAMPIONS WILL PLAY
WITH THEMSELVES TODAY
lsneciaI to The Herald.l

Eureka, July S.-As there will be no
regular baseball game here next SUNDAY
teams have been picked from / best
players in the town. and an exhibition
game Will be played. which is expected to
DO sDlendidly contested The last few
games played mere have been such walk
overs for the home team that the attend
ance at the ball grounds has been hurt.
but the fans are looking forward to an
exceedingly fast game next sunday. and
a very large attendance IL expected.
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Chess at Ostend.

Ostend, July S.-The nineteenth day
of the international chess masters
tournament was begun today. Prior
70 luncheon adjournment Janowski had
won from Marco and resumed the lead
with thirteen points. The American
Marshall had defeated Taubenhaus and
SchIechter had scored against Wolf.
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STANDING OF BIKE RIDERS
Both HOLSTER and Lawson Make Big
Gain on Hopper During
Past Week.

Both HOLSTER and Lawson made Dig
gains on Hopper the last weef IN points
won by the pros at the saucerf track. but
the curley-headed pedcler still maintains
the lead he has held ever since the sea-
son opened Wilcox holds his lead IN the
amageur class from Hume. who Is press
ing him hard. The pair have won over
5000 in merchandise since the season
opened. and it is said they are thinking
OF starting department store TO get ria
of all their prizes
The standing of all the riders on the
Salt Lake and Ogden tracks to date is as
follows:
Professionals.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia July S-The first Satur-
DAY haif-holiday and two games for one
admission combined TO attract a record
breaking crowd TO the American League
park today. The immense throng crowd
ed on the field and even into the dia-
mond, resulting in a temporary suspen-
sion of play. A special detail OF police
was summoned 70 the grounds. They
succeeded in forcing the crowd behind
the ropes. Fifty balls We're used in the
two games. Boston and Philadelphia each
won q game. the second being called aft
er the eighth inning because of darkness.
Attendance, 25.100. Scores
First game r. r. e
bosom - -'-'.-'.'.''..s.-....1 ~ 4
GulAa06i pima ------ -.----.-----.--. 10
Batteries-Dineen, TaunehH and Crsger:
Plank. Bender and Schreck.
Second game r II E
Boston s.-.s......-. 1 10 /
Philadelphia 49,. .......-....-.....lI "a ?
Isatteries--W Winter and McCovcrn; Hen
ley and Barton.
Che. season on the home grounds ended
in a tie and WAS called just before a
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ARTFUL EASES
AT THE FINISH
Brighton Handicap Is Easy Money
For ArtfRl
OFT WELLS LENGTH BEHIND
WHILE BELDAME is BADLY
BEATEN FOR THIRD.

New York, July S.-Artful, the three
year-old daughter of the great Ham
burg. gaIlOped in front Of her field from
the start and easeG up at the finish,
carried the colors of the Whitney
stable To victory today in the Brighton
handicap. the richest all-aged purse OF
the racing year. A length and a half
back of the winner, came Ort Wells,
winner of the Brighton mile and
straight favorite FOR the handicap
Eight lengths further back the great
mare Beldame, beaten more decisively
than in almost any race OF her career.
came home In third place thoroughly
done. Trailing along in the Tuck were
Monsieur Beaucaire. Dolly Spanker and
Delhi and Adben-
Big Crowd Present.
Fully $4,000 persons were packed
within the narrow limits of the Brigh-
ton Beach track, and the enthusiastic
manner in which they cheered Art
fufs splendid victory indicated that
the great bulk OF the public's fmOney
had been placed On the chances of the
Whitney mare The afternoon was
showery and by the time the great
race. the fourth on the card, was start
ed. the going had begun TO be sticky.
Artful galloped the mile and a quarter
in 2:O4 4-5, an excellent performance
under the conditions. BY her victory
filly OF the year
Even in the Betting.
Throughout the betting today, which
was heavy at all times. there was hard
y a points difference in the quoting of
prices on Artful and Ort Wells At
the beginning some books marked up
10 against Ort Wells, TO > against
Artful, to l against Bsldame. with
liberal odds against the other starters
Prices generally rose throughout the
ring At the close Ort Wells was a
slight favorite at TO l. ArtfUl was
to be had at II to 3. while Beldane' =
prices, after rising TO 5s. was hammered
down at the close Of 10 to 5. Ivan the
Terrible, St. Bellane and Ostrich were
scratched during the early afternoon
The Summary.
First race. steeplechase. about two
miles-Jim Newman won. RUDE second,
Opuntia third. Time, AS.
Second race, six fUrlongs-Right and
True Won, The Mighty second, Line Of
Life third Time. 1:14 SO
Third race, six furlongs-W himsical
won, Brookdale NymDh second, Cinch-
ona third. Time 1:15-
Fourth race, The Brighton handicap
of $4,000. mile and n qUarter-ArtfUi
103. (HiIdebrand). II to , won, Ort
Wells, 125, fSperling), > to 1, second,
Beldame. 125, (O'NeilD, Is to 3. third.
Time. 2:04 40. Dolly Spanker, Mon
sieur Beaucaire, Adbell and Delhi also
ran
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Pronta won, Action second, NOladay
third Time. 1.4T 1-5.
Sixth race five and d half furlongS-
Oscis won, Caprice second, Albert E
third. Time, ] -09-
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Doherty Defeats Brooks.

London. July S.-H. L. Dougherty
beat N r. Brooks. of Australia. in the
all-England round Of the tennis sim
giles. SO, o., "a
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heavy storm. Kitson pitched better ball
than owen. al or DetTOiIS runs being
batted around while Chicago scored on
Two errors. Attendance. 100 Sc0Te:
6-l,i. ~ $500 ''''.'--'''--'.'''-'''"
Bstteries-Kftson and Dorau; owen and
Sullivan.
ST. Louis July s-st. Louis cut-gamed
Cleveland today and in hot finish drove
another E9ikc into the iatterE penDaDt
aspirations. capturing the game by a
score Of 70 . Attendance, 400. Score
r. IL T.
- LOUIS -.---------- -------.----- r---e -
Cleveland -..-.- .-.....-..-----------9 IL
Batteries-Pelty and Roth; Moore and
BeniE.
Washington. July S.-The double-header
today between the Washington and New
York clubs furnished five hours of eX-
citing sport. the first game going to the
visitors. while the second was a tie at
the end OF fourteen innings. darkness
preventing further play. GheSbro, Wolfe
and HOgg were batted ont Of the box. A
sensational catch by Fultz in the ninth
inning Of the second game saved the day
for the New Yorks. Attendance, II, 500.
Scores:
First game r. IL T.
W aSHl"Bto Ton 80 ------.--. -.------.--f 4
Batteries nesDro. Griffith and Nc
CURE; Wolfe. Patten and Heydon.
Second game r. II. J..
New York Observation-Disclosures. u o
Washington -.-.---.--.-.- ..-.----.-5 j. .
Ba! teries-ifoRR aud Mcclure; Patten,
Iitcot1sO.- aEa Heydon.
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Murray.

Bas0s on 0aIIa-On WHkinsOn- 4: OF
PinEree. g. Two-base hitS-Stevart. Mar
EettS 90, Hu2hey. Hit by. pitched ball
Barricman. Struck out-By Pingree. s,
by Wilkinson, :. Passed bail-Ostler- VIA
pitches-PinEree, .. Left on bases-Mur-
ray. $, Fort Douglas y Balk-Pingree.
Stolen bases-Stewart. 1VersOn, Margetts.
80
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san Francisco. July S-Los Angeles
failed 10 make run today and Oakland
Won the gdmc by score OF 10 0.
Bnncned hitting by Oakland in the third
allowed four hits IL the first four in
nings. but Los An geIes failed 10 touch
MN after the fourth inning. Wright
pitched q GOOD game. but received poor
support. Score:
r. II. f
Batteries Wright and Eager; Graham
and Byrucs.
Seattle. Wash. July S.-Charley Shields
had Portland completely ut his mercy
today. allowing but four hits and break
ing the coast record for strike-outs BY
tanning nineteen men. He disposed of
the Port land batters so easii.- that it
looked as II they We're not trying TO con-
meet. and cries of Fake" were heard
Score:
soa,,, r. H: E;
Batteries-ShieIds and Dashwood; Eso
sick Jones and Mclean. Umpire-Bray.
Tacoma. Wash. july S-San Francisco
was helpless with Keefe pitching like a.
penuant honors were shut out with but
Tour hits in many innings. Tacoma
FnOWeo hiking Tor Whalen'S curves. and
by punching hits, collected five TALES
Nsalon did some star fielding while
Umpire Davis hurried the game through
i'm one hour and nineteen minutes. The
score:
r. H. T.
San francisco ...~......- -.------ o
Batteries-WhaIen and Wilson; keefe
and Graham. Umpire-Davis.
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Dillon and peImar to Meet.

; Detroit. July Sou Dillon and =
, Major Delmar, the only 2-minute I
trotters in the world. viii be seen I
, in a match race during the blue =
; ribbon meeting at Detroit, the =
, opening of the grand circuit, July =
, 24th TO 18th The Detroit Driving =
? club viii give a handsome gold cup =
TO the winner. =
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Hardwares 7, RountifuI 9.

The Salt Lake Hardware team beat the
BOuntifUl team at Bountifui yesterday bv
score Of 10 5 The farmers scored
only IL the first and seventh innings
he hardware team is matched to play
The Blue Points at the Lagoon this
afternoon The lineup of yesterdays
game was as follows:
u
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Cambridge Beats oxford.

London, July S.-Cambridge uniVer-
sity in the annual cricket match to-
day defeated oxford by forty runs.
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COM & TO

Lagoon July 18th. Fraternal Brother
hood excursion. A good time assured.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux city. Ia. July Sioux city won
from st Joseph today by timely hitting
and clever base runnipe- Score:
r. II. l.
sioux City 10 16
ST. Joseph ........ .... u /
BaIteries- Cadwsllader and Starnagle;
EYier and Zsnran
Colorado Springs. July S-With five
earned runs 20 their credit. Des Moines
Won today. Score:
r. II. L.
DeS MoiEas ....... - ~ Il
colorado Springs .................. Is
Batteries 'hapelle and Towne. Lind
say. Mite and Messit.
Denver July .-DeDYer-Omaha game
post pOned. rain.
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Everybody viii be made welcome at
Saltair, Wednesday, July u, because it
Is "Cambrian Day
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

chicago. July S.-PIttsburg and Chicago
broke even today The first game was
rds7y for Chicago. The second was am
oven play for nine innings. each side haV-
Ing scored one run. both from errors
Then BRIGGS was hit for two singles. a
double and triple i'm the tenth. which net
ted four runs for Pittsburs. Attendance.
i@.@o. Score.
First game. a II. T..
Batteries Brown and O'NeiI: Lynch,
Tlahcrty and Pictz.
Second game. L. IL. L.
tle2so .'--.-.---.- '---..-......s-. .
IlftShurE ---..-.. ..........-..--.-- IL /
Bstteries-Br Briggs and Killing: Lever and
Carisch-
Cincinnati. July &-Three-base hits pre-
dominated IN today's game, each team Sc
curing three Harpers wildness was
responsible for the defeat of Cincinnati.
Attendance, 900 Score:
Cincinnati 900. .----.................S 10 =
Batteries-Harper and Schlei Thielman
and ZearfOss-
Boston. July S.-Phiadelphia tied in the
ninth and won in the tenth TODAY i'm "A
game fun OF good hitting and loose field
ing. Attendance: Loco Score:
Batterics~wiliis and Moran. Pittinger
Sparks and Doom
New York July S.-Ncw York Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
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The Welsh will own saitair July p,
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The Welsh will own saltair July T..
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batteries diva llader and Starnagle
ENler and Isnran
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Batteries-Chapelle and TOwne; Lin
say. Mite and MesSit
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Bstieries-Kitson and Doran; owen and
Sullivan
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Batteries-Peity and Roth; Moore and
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

ID, De ,l,y,,, July S.-Depver-Omaha game
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taIezs 46 6 preCioa ConVanientea.
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Successes y cOmentOs.

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