davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

the number OF marriages increased by go.
being 10429 the largest number In the history
of the province except In 1901 and 1902. These
figures dealing only with one year and
province are OF course, insufficient for any
trust twortiiy induction. But they are so at
variance with the discOuraging reports Of the
past thar they offer some ground to hope that
the state building genius of the Anglo-Saxon
race has not yet exhausted Itself in Australia,
where alone it has n free field. nnembarrassed
by the necessity of uplifting vast bodies II
backward natives or Gssimilating immigrants
of other stock
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Economically there are numbers OF good things
to be said about the shark TO balance the re-
proaches it commonly gets IN such abundance
It's fms make an edible Jelly which IS rare
table luxury especially among the Orientals;
it's liver supplies useful oil for machinery; its
skin can be turned into leather equal to that OF
the alligator; its backbone furnishes fine walk
ing sticks. and from its teeth and ta"bones
numerous fancifu and useful articles are TAB
rscated company has been formed 70 ex-
plot the shark commercially, and will probably
run into a shark trust ard grinding monopoly
one of these days. calling for legislative inter
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Niagara Falls and man are supposed 10 have
begun their existence on earth about the same
time. and both have left their records wri.,ep
II ough In neither case historians or eeoIo-
gists agreed as TO the question of age whet er
man VIII survive the falls whether they
wiz thuhoer on after he has disappeared Is
question that In some respects NAV he sa,a >,
deTend upon the men living to-day. n their
greed destroys the fails. they WIN need no other
epitaph In future ages
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Judge Crosscup. OF the United States Circuit
Court. Chicago whose mjuuctions have na5e
him famous has himself. as a capitalist and pro
moter. been enjoined. The injunction is a douh
edged legal weapon which has no fears OF being
nned for contempt OF court.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

So far no one has interviewed the Hon. David
Wark member Of the Dominion Parliament. as
20 his opinion OF Dr. OsleT's remark about men
being useless after the are Of forty Mr. War6
is IO1 years old and stiu doing legislative work;
therefore his opinion about mere youths OF forty
would be interesting.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

The sale OF a mountain of cinnabar In Alaska
for 81 .JO0OO0 or nearly one-fourth OF the orig
inal price paid for The entire Territory. IS sug-
gestive OF many reflections even to Americans OF
to-day but what would PIlny. who held tina,
clnnabar was mixture Of the blood OF the
dragon and the elephant. have had 20 say had
such a scovery been made I'm his day?
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

The Indiana Legislature has passed a bill pro-
hibiting tie manufacture and sale of cigarettes
But what are these indianapolis refofmers
golns to do to the fragrant and rampant Pitts
burg 'stogie'?
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

And now it seems Tammany has an along
been IN favor OF 75-cent gas. The way In vnI.s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
N1,v.YoRT DArrY TRrR1TNE. MONDAY FEBRUARY q, 19o

Tammany can dissembIe it's love for the people
until an election spproaches-is wonderful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
SYSONBY WINS RICH PURSE
Takes Commonwealth Handicap,
Worth $1O,0OO-Mabel Richard
son, 100 to l Shot, Third.

New York, July 1.-Amid the rousing
cheers of $4,000 persons, James r.
Keene's three-year-ol colt Sysonby.
by Melton Optimo, favorite at to 3,
today won the Commonwealth handi-
cap, worth $4,000. one mile and a
quarter, at Sheepshead bay. w. b.
Jennings Proper. paying 4 to / for the
place. was second, and Mabel Richard
son. an added starter, quoted at 100 TO
l, was third. Results:
First race, Steeplechase full course
Sandhurst won. Phantom second, Duke
of COnnaught third Time-5:12
Second race. six furlongs-Roseben
won. Druid second, Prince Hamburg
third. Time-1IS.
Third race. six furlongs-BiI Phil
lips won. George G. Bennett second.
Voorhees, third. Time-1:I4 2-5.
Fourth. the Commonwealth haDdican
one mile and a Quarter.-Sysonby III.
NicoI. to ;, won; Proper, ia. O'Neil.
% to 1. second, Mabel Richardson 95
Baird, 100 to /. third. Time-2.O7. Ira
dition Monsieur Beaucaire and Broom
stick also ran.
Fifth race, five and One-half furIongs.
Lord of the Forest won, L.adsarion
second, Gentian third. Time-1.O7 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile and a furIong on
the turf--Action won. Memoirs second,
Ken third. Time-1:53 3-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
CHEAP RATES TO DENVER.

On July 3rd and 4th round trio tickets
viii be sold to Denver via the Colorado
Midland at one fare, or $500. for the
round trip. Five days stop-overs both
going and returning Final limit July
10.
A trip over the MIDLAND ROUTE"
VIII show YOU many of natures Won
derful scenic features by daylight The
service is of the best and the exclusive
Pullman Observation sleeper. operated
only via this route. leaves nothing 10
be imagined to make a pleasant and
interesting trip. Write or call on l. H
Harding. general agent, II West Sec
ond South. Salt Lake. for further in
formation and descriptive photos of the
trip Let US arrange all det sils for
that summer trip now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
ENTRIES IN FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
Manager w. S. Jones Announces
Horse Racing Programme for Day.
THREE HARNESS EVENTS
RUNNERS HAVE ONE FACE, A
FIVE-EIGHTH MIL DASH.

Manager w. :. Jones of the Fair
Grounds track has completed his pro
eranarne for July T. Three harness events,
all Of which are named races. c-Sether
with one event for the runners, com
pIetes the programme In making up
his harness races. Manager Jones has
tried 10 get horses against oach other
that are known TO be evenly matched.
and hopes thereby TO get some good rae
ing. All of the horses entered in this
meeting are owned by Utah horscmen
and each horse has certain followinE
among the local hOrsemen who are IA
miIiar with their marks
This will be the last meeting held at
the fair grounds before the circuit races.
which will be pulled off here the latter
part OF the month
The programme announced last evening
is as follows
First event. named race. purse 800
Angie Duryea. owned by Dr. A G. Hum
elbaugh; Niger Boy, owned by A u
Read of ogden; Ed COnroy, owned by
Dr. J. Carson.
second event. named race, purse $50
Amarea owned by g II Thompson; Ches-
fer = owned BY Spiers Bros; June Wilkes,
owned by T @. Winner
Third event. named race, purse SlJ-
Marshal Murat. owned by James Devinei
Pearl owned by L. H Curtis Sarah,
owned BY a J. PendeltOn. 1r.; Starr.
owned by Frank Wilson.
Fourth event fiVe-elg hth mile run.
purse S150-ArGOt, owned BY Pat RYAN
Miss Paladine. owned by Pat Meloy
nodOre owned by J. Mattress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Big D's Challenge Accepted.

The Utahs have accepted the chaI-
lenge issued by the Big DIS of Provo. If
they VIII play at the Lagoon on July
IL The I-tahs agree 10 the Big DIS
fare to the Lagoon IL they will come ON
that date. There viii be a large lodge
excursion 10 the Lagoon at this time.
and for this reason the Utahs wish the
game TO be played then.
The management of the Utahs has
heard that there is a bunch of young
sters down at Murray who think they
cannot be beaten. and if they still hold
this opinion the Utahs would be pleased
20 90 to Murray
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
SHELTER BOYS
BEAT FARMERS
Both Pitchers Do Good Work, But
Support is Weird.
GALGANo STARTS OFF WELL
CASTLETON HOLDS OUT FOR
FULL NINE INNINGS.

The Shelter City baseball team took
the Farmers from Logan down the line
yesterday at Murray by a score of 10
to 8. Stoney's bunch started off like Il
crowd of National Leaguers, and for
the first three innings Hughey's team
did not get a man past first base. In
the fourth Eddie Hahn booted the first
bail that came his way. and a minute
later threw his second chance past the
third baseman into the crowd. which
resulted in two runs for the Murrays.
Up 10 this time the Smelter Stfckers had
not got a single hit off Galgano. In
the fifth, with two out. after two smell
ter men had got life on "A couple of
errors, Dad Stewart got the first hit
OF the day for his team, which was fol-
lowed by two-bagger by Scare. This
was the undOing of GalSano. and in the
next inning ne was touched up for five
safe ones, which resulted in five runs
Tor Murray. lead which was never
overcome.
Castleton was on the rubber for Muir
ray and he pitched good, steady ball
throughout His support was somewhat
weird, and allowed two runs for the
Farmers in the first. CastIeton got his
worst bumps in the third when a sin
gle, tnree-bagger and two-bagger. to-
gether with an error gave the visitors
Ihree runs Logan could not find him
10 dAly liiote uaulaSe unLlI-inE .eIShLh.
Then a twO-bagger by Galgano and a
single by Christensen brought in two
runs
Tommy Leahy and loren were in the
Farmers lineup. loren doing good
work running the bases. while Leahy,
as usual, was there at backstop. The
wind blew a steady gale across the dia-
mond. which was somewhat RESPONSE
Die Tor the many errors made
The teams meet again at Murray to-
day the game being called for $3.50 p.
m.
The score
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Bountifut
Salt Lake, Jrs.. 7, Blue Points /

The salt Lake Juniors won from the
Blue Wings last evening in a hard
fought game. by a score of to 1. The
winners lineup was as follows: r.
JeaterS, c.; II. Young. G.: l.. Henry, y.
l.. Young. 1b.: s Hulse. 2b: o. Myers,
81; w Harris, 3b.; &. Young. l. f.. G
Jepson, T. f.; c. Johnson, (. f.; J. Chris
Jensen. G. +.
I'm the city averaging Is to is years of
age and would like TO meet the Utahs
or the Gray Brothers of the CONNER
ciaI Juniors league See Shirley HuIse
of is Aberdeen street. or owen Myers
of $50 South Second West for accept
auCe OF this challenge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
KAYSVILLE 6, BRIGHAM 3
Latter Sends Green to the Woods,
Then Day Puts Indian Sign
on Them.

kaysville, July 1.-The Brigham City
baseball team met defeat on the Rays
Vile diamond this afternoon in a game
with the local nine, the score being 8
to ,. 1t was a clean. fast game and
was witnessed by a large crowd. The
visitors scored one i'm the first inning,
which the Kaysvilies duplicated in the
second. Then the Brigham boys scored
twice in the third. having become ia
miliar with Green's work in the box.
Day was put In Green's place after
the third. and his stepping into the
box ended chances for the visitors.
They got no further during the other
six innings. The Kaysviile team grad
ually piled up six runs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
REXBURG 2. SUGAR CITY l
Ten-Inning Game is One of the Best
Ever Played in Snake
Valley.

Sugar City, Ida, July 1.--ReXburg ;
baseball team won from Sugar City
yesterday on the formers grounds in
one of the fastest games ever wit
messed in the Snake River valley. 1t
took ten innings to land the winning
run The visitors were not at all salts
fed with the decisions of Umpire
Griggs, and it required great persua-
sion to get them to finish the game
The wrangle started in the eighth, a
result of the tactics employed by the
Heussers of the locals. and WHO seemed
to have the umpire under their infiu-
ence. The score vas to I.
Batteries-ReXbUrG, HeusSer and
Heusser; Sugar City, Therriott and
Taylor
Score by innings:
Sugar City ........O OU01OO O-1
ReXburg &C.. ... 90 o 0 0 l @ IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
LOBSTERS UP
TO OLD TRICKS
GO After Park City in a Scandalous
Manner.
MINERS ARE oUTCLASSED
LAST OF THE p. NJ. L. STILL DE-
LINERS THE GOODS.
Especial to The Herald)

Ogden, July 1.-The Ogden team de-
feated the Park City aggregation today
in a game in which the miners were out
Ciassed at every point. During the first
seven innings they did not get man to
first base and their one run was not
earned. Bradley getting first base on an
error by Bare and scoring later in the
game. Thompson did not pitch for the
IarkiteS as expected. Fifteen hits were
made off she delivery of Mead, while
Fuimer. vino pitched for the HOLSTERS,
held the opposing bunch down To four.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
STANDING OF BIKE RIDERS
Hopper Still in the Lead-Iver Law
son Slowly Climbing to
the Ton.

liver Lawson crawIed into third position
in the standing of the bike riders during
the past week and is now but fifteen
points behind n G. Hopper. who has hung
onto first place ever since the season
opened. Downing is also crawling up the
list due to his wins in the handicap races
Among the amateurs. Wilcox has in
creased his lead and Jack Hume has
strengthened his position in second place
The complete standing of the riders up
TO date as compiled by Manager Harry
W. Heagren. is as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Overland Results.

Denver, Colo, July 1.-Overland sum-
mary:
First race go pace. purse 81. O00-Floro-
dora won, Foxy Quillcr second. Time
2:14iz
Second race. six furlongs-I illuminate
won. Bountiful second Procrastinate
third. Time-l.i4
Third race. Brown Palace Hotel stakes.
seven MISUNDERSTANDING won SalabIe sec
Ond. MOntauk Belle third. Time-I:2S
Fourth race. mile-SisSCnVfne won.
Wedgewood second. Loome third Time
1:H%.
Fifth race one miIe-Dr Lash won.
Judge Cantrill second, Wiseacre third.
Time-1:42
Sixth race. five and one-half furIones-
Libby Cancld won, Stay Stella second.
T. c. Runte third. Time :O7s4
Seventh race, five and one-half fur
Iongs-UnnGasked won Mary Prim see
ond, Sadie Burch third. Time 90
Ample equipment unequaled train
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Commercials
A Challenge.

The undersigned. on behalf Of The Her.
aid baseball team hereby challenges the
Tribune baseball team to play a game for
the amateur championship of the United
States Only actual employees of the two
papers to be eligible TO play.
WILLIAM Balm.
Captain Herald b. r. &.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

lBrooklyn. July THE New. Yorks took
The game from Brooklyn at Washington
park today with comparative ease, al
though the locals hit Wiltse hard and
often. Attendance, 300. Score:
r. II. T.
New York .-................ :. 10 /
A'lfohtN u - L
Batteries-Niltse and Bowermau: Jones,
Scanlon and Ritter.
Philadelphia. July Boston defeated
Philadelphia in the final game Of the Sc
ries by batting the ball to all corners OF
the field Attendance. 1000 Score:
r. H +.
AfN-lpIl . ~
Lllidu'i 'h'd Gee -...--. ---.------- , =
BatterieS-t'raS ser and Morgan: DuEgle-
by. SudhOff. Caldwell and DOOM
Chicago July Chicago today batted
Walker out Of the box in the seventh and
hit Overall for two singles. double and
4 triple in the same inning. scoring seven
runs. Attendance. 6,S00 Score:
r. II. +.
'eas-3 ID
= iIl'itlllSt' = ------------- II >
Batteries-We elmer, Brown and Killing.
Walker, Overall and Schlci.
At Pitt sburg-PittsburR- Louis game
postponed; wet grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Murray.

Bases on baiis-Off Cialgano. l. TWO
base hTItS It's Hiugbey loren r1! Gal al
pitcher-Toren Struck out-By Castle
ton. 9, by GaIgano. T. Stolen bases-TO-
rem 90. Ostler. Cassidy. Left on bases
Murray. 1; Logan. 8. Umpire-Rich-
ards. Time of Game-1:45. Attendance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
U. |. & R. Co., IS, BOuntiful IA.

The Utah Light 8, Railway beat the
Bountiful team at BOuntifUI yesterday
afternoon before p large crowd of Davis
county rOOterS. The BOuntifuI team is
champion of Davis county and has a
number of victories TO its credit. which
makes the Light d Power company team
feel rather jubilant over its victory. The
work Of Captain Kener Of the Light &
Power team was the feature of the game
The teams lined up:
L = Bonn, tffrll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
GOT TIE WRONG MAN.

Portland, Ore. July 1.-Sheriff Word
returned today from Seattle without
William Darland, the Lebanon bank
robber. He succeeded in srresting the
man at Ballard whom officers thought
TO he DarIand. but it was not the bank
robber, although closely resembling
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux CITY. july The visitors were
only allowed three hits. and eleven men
were ST ruCk ont only one Omaha play
or reached third. The locals gave error
less support Score:
r II Z
Sioux City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Omaha $500 .-.-..---- --.-------.-V >
Batteries-Hatch and Baerwald;. Quick
and GOnding-
Denver. July The home team out
PLAYED Colorado Springs at every stage
of the game and won easily. Score:
r II. j..
Denver q II
Colorado Springs ---.--------- 3
Batteries SChaub and Lucia. Lindsey.
Sworusted and Messitt.
Des Moines. July st Joseph outhit
Dos Moines today. but the locals hits
came more opportunely. Score
r. II F.
IlcS MONIES ...'s'-.... .s.s......-..-J
81. Joseph ..-.-----...-...-.- II I
BATTERIES oriSsOu. Wakefield and
Townc: Jones and Ziurau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Dubeis VS.. commerciaIs.

The Commercial Block team and Dubei
Tailors meet on the Lagoon diamond at
$3.50 this afternoon. Both teams are among
theleading amateur Organzatio in the
city and a fast game is looked for: The
lineup:
lrf T~..f n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Cleveland. July I.-CIeyeland had no
trouble IN winning today's game. knock
ting Ford hard. making nine hits and
scoring eight runs in the sixth Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
Cleveland ...- ............---.......Ii p o
Batteries-Ehodes ana Bemis. Ward
Ford and Dorrla.
Boston. July Two hits BY the locals
coming in the same inning with two
misplays by tine visitors. gave Boston
SeIbach ana Dineen's steady work i'm the
box were the features. Attendance, IS 500.
Score:
Ri E.
WASHINGTON ,;., '-''''9 1
BatteTsles-Dineen and CriTef: Patten
and Hayden
performed the unusual feat of pitching
and winning eoth games o. a double
hits ms eighteen innings. the locals scOr-
Eng two runs in the first game and none
in the second. Attendance. $500. Scores:
St. Louis --.-----.-...-...-.-...... z
Bafieries- buchanan and Weaver: owen
and Sullivan.
Second game r. II F.
St Louis GU .,-,.-,.,...---.-,--.--...9 9 e
Batteries-GIade ana Weaver; owen and
Sullivan
New York. July I.-PhiladeIphfa took
both games Of the double header from
New York today. In the first game the
visitors shut out the home team owing
10 COaEleXS good pucning. Il required
the second game. Attendance 1209o.
First game r. II. z.
IShiiadeiphia -. .............G I
Bartcries--Chesbro and Kleinow: Coax
Second game r. II. Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Novelty Advertising Pays.

Write US for badges. buttons. caIen-
dars-anyth ing-everythin Globe Adv
Co, salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Winner to Meet Roberts Bros

The third match of the tournament
will take place at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning between the Miller club and
the Third South club. the former being
represented by Messrs. Dinwoodey and
Edwards. and the latter by the Hemp
hill brothers. As both teams receive
Is and 3-6ths of IS from scratch, they
play on an equal footing. The win
ner of this match Will meet the Rob
Crts brothers at the Miller courts at 10
q clock on the morning of the 4th Of
July 10 play the finals for the trophy
which viii then be on exhibition
The quality of Saturdays play, to-
getheT with the excellent condition of
the Miller courts and the courtesy eX-
tended by the members of the Miller
club. made the meet a source of great
pleasure to all, while the play itself
indicated. beyond doubt, that the
grade has been immensely raised since
last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. II; Kan
sds city. l.
lis, :: Toledo. Z. Second game: lndianaPo-
lis 2. Toledo 3
At Louisvilie-LouisvilIe, s. Column
II St. Paui-st Paul 10; Milwaukee, a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Take your Sunday dinner at the Salt
air cafe. City prices.
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Park City.
Ogden.

BIutn out, bunt StrIkc.
Score by innings
Park city $500. o o O o @ q l.
Ogden .... ....-.- , 0 1 is
Summary: Stolen Bases-Gimlin Full
mer. Bluth- Double Plays-Bare to Clark.
Butterficld to Hopkins to Clark. Struck
Out-By F'ulmer 3; by Mead. p. Two
base Hits-Hausen. Fulmer ,, Hastings
Three-base Hit-Bare. Bases on Balls
off Fuimer. 1: off Mead l. Hit by
Iitcher-Ciark, Hastings. Sacrifice Hit
Thompson Time-1:25.
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san Franclscol July I--BaUm vas ap-
parcntly in wal of his usual effective
ness today and the locals touched his de-
livery i'm a lively manner I'm a couple of
innings The game was one-sided az
-, r; II; f;
s.Do -a.SsleS -.--.-.- ----.------.----
san r fdnClSCQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - .
Batteries- Baum and Spies. Hit and
Wilson. Umpirc-Davis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Vocal and instrumental concert, Salt
air today, lower floor. 4:Se p. III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Truly place of pleasure Saltair,
July T. Thirty trains.
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Substantial League Needed.

Many theories are advanced by Wei
meaning fans for the promotion of high
class baseball in Salt Lake, but the one
and only drawback is league. BY TINS
is meant a combination of cities that can
support the national game as well as Salt
Lake would, league thNt can 20 through
season after season without losing thou
sands of dollars to those who are back
ing the teams. When this problem can be
solved Salt Lake will have the kind of
baseball it deserves and il will not until
such a combination is formed
Take a map and study il. and one can
readily see that there is not city large
enough 70 support a minor league baseball
team within a radius of coo miles Of Salt
Lake Then there is another long jump
before other towns can be secured 10
make up such league. This is the prob
lem that COnfrOntS Salt Lake, and PROB
ably will for years to come.
If il were possible for Salt Lake TO Sc
cure a franchise in such a league. II
would then need a baseball man 70 take
charge of its team and run il the same as
a person would any other business L MS
thing of having "A board of directors run
ming "A ball club. men who are IN Othef
lines of business and devote their spare
time to the game. will not do II mas
j tried time and time again and iall-
ure has marked every attempt 100
many cooks spoil the broth. and this i
lust what is the matter with Salt Lake :
baseball teams in the past. This town
needs "A professional baseball man az me
head of its team, one who VIII run IL TOT
the money there is in the business ana
If this person ever shows up and gives
Salt Lake winning team. he viii have
mint.
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American League.
w estern League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle, Wash, July 1.-Seattle took
the fourth straight game from Oakland
today. Roth Fitzpatrick and Iburg pitched
fine ball. but the Oakland infield made a
number of costly wild throws. Duuleavy
made remarkable One-handed catch.
Score:
r. H ID
Seattle ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
Odhtditu &c /
Fitzpatrick and Dashwiid;
Iburg and Byrue. Umpire-Bray.