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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
HARVARD CREW.
II Is Taking on Weight In liz English
Training.

Bourne, England. Aug. ll-Wheu the
Harvard rcwers weighed in this morning
it was found that John Richardson. Dr..
Robert J.. Bacon ana Daniel Ntwbtll
had Increased IN weight The weights Of
the crew are as follows.
Robert NJ Tappan, la. Sidney Fish. l6i:
Flint 49, Gordon q. Glass. Us. John
Richardson IT,. is, Robert l.. Bacon. 49,.
Daniel Newhall III. Oliver h. filley. JOS.
Francis NJ Biagden. Coxswaiu. loi
There Is some diversity ~ opinion as
20 who should row bow in the Cambridge
crew and 10 Is the general lmpresd n
that there are one OF two weak spots 10
the English boat With O. little further
training coach Mutuebur doubtless will
pull his men together.
IL has been suggested that the Har-
ward men might ny one 90 the English
boats II is thought that the drag on
their boat Us due % rs being shorter
deeper aud lower in the water than the
English type.
The interest in The work q both crews
is now great and will increase when thcy
go 20 Putncy as the weeds iu The river are
a detrlmeut 10 clean and fast rowing.
Coach MutttbuE while difAdent IN CIV
Ing his opinion Of the relative merits OF
The two crews. Impaired the impression 20
the course of a conversation today thai
he thought that The Cambridge men had
a biz handful 10 tackle.
Owing Co the shJrtuess o. the stay OF
The Harvard crew today IN a telegram
formally declined the Invitation % race
with the Barn Rowing club u Ireland.
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state 81 ,li7.iS per capita, as at the Agri-
cultural college al present, they would
cost only s254Ge, as at the university.
one president one library. one set Of
apparatus. one museum, one set OF pro-
tessOrs, one catalogue. would be SUN
cient. Az this. IN the language Of the
commission, would mean the saving TO
the state in Is years Of more than a
million dollars, and the work BE- better
done. On the heels Of such saving
might come either one great university,
not two small oneS--Or, II the university
is kept at It's present standard, scores
OF additional high schools IN the yari-
Gus towns OF Utah.
For ! stlll insist that other schools IN
the state are affected. The university
H., because every two years there has
10 be an unjust division OF school
money as between these Two institu-
tions; that Is. as have shown the two
get about equal shares. Notwithstanding
the university is made up Of three sep
arate schools. The high schools and
the district schools suffer not because
the money set apart Is taken, In whole
or In part, and given 10 the college and
NillNfifllNs nll utIdANf Ail' Jul WI VI
taxation for higher education is so
great that the school taxes have TO be
kept down. The remedy Is either 70
save 81 900. 600 In IS years by con~oida-
ton or by giving IL 10 build up a great
or university. or by establishing Sec
ondsry schools throughout the state.
No. the extravaganza lies not In CIV
ing TO the university enough 10 put Il
on a par with the world-reaoWned in
stitutions," nor yet, as Mr.. Thorcsen
contemptuously puts IT, in spending
unreasonable large sums for students
in obsolete classical courses but Il lies
rather In the egreglous blunder deep.
ening gradually into crime. that es-
tabished at the beginning two separate
institutions. and in the still more egre-
gious blunder that will refuse, after II
years % waste, extravaganza. and In
efficiency. 10 rectify II. but obstinately
persists IN perpetuating such condi-
ton TO be a financial curse to our chill
dren and our children's children.
Yours for a greater university.
JOHN HENRY EVANS.
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ASSESSMENT no. q.

Summit Extension Mining Company.
Principal place cf business salt Iaka
city Utah Notice g. hereby given that
lcth aay OF June, 1915 an assessment ~
ouc-Quarttr cent PER share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation is
sued, payable Immediately 10 Theodors
Nystr0m Treasurer Nl West South Tenn
pie Street salt Lake City. Utah Ary
stock on which this assessment may re-
main unpaid On the 18Th day OF August,
1904 will be- delinquent and advertised f1r
sale 90 public auction snd unless pay
n,rt Is made before glil be f0ld on tho
9Th DAY of August ia6. 20 pas the de-
irQusnt assessment together aiih ths
cost ~ advertising and eXpdlsr n sale.
THEODORE NYsTEOM Seq
once sN West south Temple street.
salt Lake city. Utah
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

THE sIYER SHIELD MINING &
MILLING co Principal place u busl-
ness salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is
hereby given that al a meeting Of the
Board of Directors u the above named
company held on the 3rd day OF
August 1876 assessment No. "a. Of cents
per share. was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation outstanding payable
Immediately 90 J.. n, Mead. secretary. at
5ii Mccormick Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on Wednes-
day. sept Q. 1876, VIII be delinquent and
advertised fer gale az public auction,
and unless payment Is made will
be sod on Saturday, Sept 2, 1901 az 10 a.
H. at the office Of tho secretary, 10
Mccormick Building, SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah. 90 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost q Advertising and ex-
perHes - sale r. III. MEAD.
Secretary.
lt MoCoruick Building salt lake City,
Utah
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There Is more Catarfh IN this section Of
the country than an other diseases rut
together and until the last few years was
supposed 20 be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II a To-
cal disease and prescribed local remedies
and ~ constantly falling 10 cure With 10.
cal treatment, pronounced u incurable
Science has proven catarrh 70 be a con.
siitutional disease ard therefore requires
co.ft.;.ccrzi tftaimt.L Halls CAtsrrh
Cure. manufactured BY y. J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. ohio. l. the only constitu.
iionM cure on the market n + taken in
isrnally IN dofcs from 10 drops 20 tea
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces az the system. They
offfr one hundred dollars for any case il
fails q cure Send Tor circulars and tes.
fimorials.
kddress.F J CHENEY a CO. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists &c.
TAX, halrs Family Pills for cons,ipa-
ton.
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NEW TENNIS CHAMPION.

Tacoma Aug lo--ln the singles Of the
northwest tennis tournament " A. Goss
Of Portland tho present holder u the
northwest championship, and holder VI
the Thorue cup. was defeated ty ice
TYLER OF Seattle. -. 60. -.
Payne 81 Tacoma beat McBurney of
spokane the International champion.
co 81
Witkersham Portland. beat Beals
ca -.
IN the northwest doubles Armstrong
and PAYNE Tacoma beat Wickcrsham
and Co.'s Portland. GO. -
The final match in the international
singles was won by Payne OF Tacoma
against Tyler o. Seattle by a score of
~ s-s "a 60 "a.
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SWEET MARIE
Has Little Trouble In Winning the
Free. for.sll In Grand Circuit

Buffalo, Avg 10 Sweet Marie had lt.
lie trouble IN winning the free-for-aI. thu
feature % the fourth days program al
the Grand Circuit meeting TODAY Theirs
was no pooling un this event. none be-
Ing willing % buy either Snyder Nc
Gregor or Wentworth against the CALI
f0rnla mare. Sweet Marie won in straight
heats Oh slow time while snyder SIC.
Gregor won second Ga both heats. Re
suits.
gl pace. purse 8 ml-princess Helen
Won three straight heats and the race
in 2osi. e7oi. Ella. Country Boy. %
Hanlon, Moore Director Joe. Baldy. Hal
Garyin, Carlisle Wilkes and Tommy
Burns also started.
'.I tr0t purse 81 Brilliant Gin won
three straight heats and the race m
2:lSis. ?i., 2uA oliver Moore Ann
Direct ADD, Jessie Benyon. Direct A. and
Bll " also started
free-for-all trof purse tiGf-SNesf
Marie won three straight heats and Oh.
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NOTICE

Bids f5r construction Of wooden stavs
pipe. Provo city Waterworks. Sealed
proposals wiIl be received by Provo City.
Utah. uaul 4 O'Clock p m Aug Is. 1915.
Tor the construction Of approximately H.
.11 linear feet u I-lnch wooden stave
pipe. Plans and specifications may be seen
AZ the office OF the City Recorder Of Provo
city. or specifications mailed upon apple
cation. The right Is reserved 10 reject
any or an bids
PROVO CITY CORPORATION.
b. W L. HARDING City Recorder.
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HIGH PRICED COLT.
Was Backed Well But Conylle Easily
Passed Him on the stretch.

Saratoga, Aug. lO-Thc surprise u tho
day al Saratoga was the defeat of r.
A Raiueys 5000 colt Horace T.. ln the
thirt racc Hc picked up y pounds and
while conceding weight 90 his field. was
made ] TO 9 fayontC, lle led Tor hall
a mile. wher ConyIilo came with rush
and won. Results.
First race. six furlougs- Rayeua won
Bohemia fecond Bertha p. third Time
ll2
Second race selling. mlle-Tippiug won.
Sir Russell second Water bog third
Timc-l;5il.5
Third race. i've furlongs-C0nvllIe won
Purslane second. Horace T.. third Time
80 5-5
Fourth race. mlle-Kiameshl won.
Johnstown second. Entfee third Time
1920
Fifth race selling mile and three-slX-
teenths-Runnels won. LauCasferiau sec
0nd. son0ma Belle third Time 80 IS.
sixth race, Ave ana onc-half tutlougs.
selllng-Reytnue won. Anna May secoud.
Fish Hawk third. Tme-lG A.
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ISOH LAKE. Dir-st Wire
tn For All SpOrtias
ffJrf EventG
c,Lforaia and
Exchange! Batter, e.:-:
20s MAIN STREET.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult comfy Clerk on respective sign.
ers Tor further information.
POS MAIN STREET.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division in and for Salt Lake Coun-
a. State u Utah. IN the matter Of tho
estate Of Mary John Deceased Notice
The petition Of Mary Jane Reese, praying
for the issuance 20 John Ii. Kesou, ot
Letters Of Administration. with the will
annexed, in the estate " Mary John,
deceased has been set Tor hearing on Ss'-
urdsy, the 18th day q August, a. u. lsfi
Al 10 o'clock a. m al the County Court
Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this ith day Of
August 4. d. 1896.
seal j. L, ELDREDGE. JR clerk.
Rs vs. % Famsw0rth Deputy Clerk.
Alexander McMaster. Attorney FOR Peu'
TONER
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IN GREAT DEMAND.

The demand for Chamberain's Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here has
been 50 great thar have scarcely been
able 20 keep II IN stock n has cured
cases Of dystentcry here when all other
remedies failed Frank Jones, Plkeyille.
Ind. This remedy Is for sale by all drug
glsts
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UNNECESSARY EXPENSE.

Acute attacks Of collie. diarrhoea and
oysentery come on without warning and
prompt relief must BE- obtained There ls
no necessity OF inculring the expense az a
physicians service in such cases IL Cham.
herlain's Cole Cholera and DiarrhOAa
Remedy Is at hand A dose OF this remedy
will relieve the patient before a doctor
could arrive. II has never been known
20 fail even in the most severe and dan
gerous cases and no family should be
without n. For sale BY all druggists
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DAGMAR NORTHWEST MINING CO.
Principal place ~ business salt Lake City.
Utah. N0tce.-Therc are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
OF assessment No. T. Of one-fourth cent
names 0f the respective shareholders, az
follows.
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids Tor the construction and erection
u the new hank building Of the State
Savings Bank viii be received az It's
banking rooms. corner Main and Park
Streets Butte, Mont. IN y o'clock noon
The 18th inst
an bids.
Plans and specifications can be obtained
u r.. =. CHAPLIN
Vice President
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AMERICAN.

Detroit. Aug 1.-Two great plays by
Ferris. one 81 them stopping Detroit from
tying the score In the seventh, were prin-
cipally responsible Tor Boston's victory.
10 q Dineen was forced 10 retire az Ire
end Of the inning named Armbruster
was injured BY a foul tip and retired In
the fourth somers and Klfoyle u
Cleveland. Collins q Boston, the Detroit
mAnagement and President Ran Johnson
were Ia conference here before the game
Score: r. II. Z.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board Of Directors made on
the 18th day Of Jupe. lsb. 30 many shares
% each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold AZ public auction
al the office OF the Secretary % the Dag
mar Northwest Mining Company. al Isl
city and County Building, salt Lake city,
Urah on Wednesday. the 18th day Of Au-
gust 1906 al T. o'clock noon. TO pay tho
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with tho cost Of advertising and the ex-
pense ~ the sale
Al a meeting ~ the Board OF Directors
held August & 1917 the date Of sale was
changed 10 Saturday. Aug 18th, isS at is
O'Clock noon.
j. r JAYNE.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al acknowledgements Il; Minneapo.
lis Q
At Toledc-Fiist game. Toledo b. M
waukee. O. Second game. Toledo. 8 Mil
waukee 8
At Columbus-Columbus o: Kansas
City >.
Al Observation-Disclosures p St.
Paul T.
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Those dainty Pint Bottles ot
MOUNTS ketchup are just right for
the Lunch Basket Your grocery man
has them.
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race 10 2l0',. EOS 2.oon. Snyder Me-
Grcgor and Wentworth also started
-.ll pace purse Sio"-rred X won three
straight heats and the race IN 209ia
2l1A 2:l3. Hlldalgo. Taswell Boy Com.
mon Voter Ella Purcell Allan-a-Dale and
Miss Gay also ran.
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Batterles-Iccyer and Gibson; Taylor,
Wlltse and Bowerman, Bases on balls
on Taylor. ]: on Lever. l. Struck out
Bv TAYLOR, 3; by Lever. !. Two-base hits
Shannon. Mccain.
Tmplres-Emslie and Klein
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Tacoma, Aug. l0.-Tacoma made ii three
straight from Butte today winning by
the score of 10 3 Both pitchers were
batted freely bat FnncVs support was
ragged Bandeliu baited for Finuey IN
the ninth and consequently pitched the
last half 81 the inning
Score, r. n. Z.
bullc .stftt+sstst.,..t...s .'.t...t,..tt u
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
BatterIos-Finuey Bandclin ard Win
dells. Doyle and Shea.
HoQulam Aug. ll-Spokane defeated the
GrIss today in game with many seu-
saiionil plays.
Score. r. II z.
spokane ...,...,,........,.,.....,
1ldlf l1aIu1I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Batteries-samuel. Dunn and Altman,
TOuncson and B0ctugcI.
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Given the Decision Over His 0p-
ponent in the Tenth
Round.
lNFIGHTING DID THE TRICK.
Yanger Was Kept Close and Handed
StlG Punches In the Ribs
Continually.

Indianapolis Aus l0-Kd Hermann IL
Chicago was given the decision over Ben.
ny langcr IN glove contest tonight q
the end Of the tenth round before 500
people. at the baseball park. The con.
ditons OF the match were ten rounds,
one arm free in clinches Both men were
under the l3l-pougd weight
Hermann continued mfgAtug tactics
Throughout the contest. Frequent Ulluches
aud hard hitting characterized the bout
Naugcr, though fighting back hard. was
against the ropes IN several rounds amt
tho decision o. Referee Abe Pollock met
with favor Hermann was a 90 ID.
yortc 81 the betting.
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MERMANN In nm LEAn-

Hermann forced tho lighting .n tho uss.
apd second rounds getting close o. biz
man ana hdnmeuug az the ribs Hon
ols were even 100 the third. which wac
characterized by hard fast lighting by
both men. In tho fourth. however. two
haId lett hooks 10 the head shook Naugcr
considerably. Both men were swinging
wildly when the bell rang. lauger fought
cautiously IN the Nth round. and ia the
sixth forced tho fighting reaching Her
mann with len and right on tae body
ard again with his right 60 the ms
re iuly held MS own 90 the seventh.
which was fuN OF hand fighting. but m
the eighth Hcrmanus continual pound
ing oi rangers ribs began no have us
eject ana the little Italian slowed down.
Nanger fought hard "a the ninth aud
tenth, but 90 the latter round received
a hard loft 10 the chin that sent him 10
the ropes. The men were fighting al
close quarters when time WAS called
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baggcr won today for 81 Louis. / 20 d.
Powell had the Philadelphia baitcrs com
plctely az his mercy.
Score: Il. II 2.
~ LOUIS ..''''''''t'........,s. 70
fhiladelplla ..,...,,.....,,..,..,u,0 ]
Batteries Powell and OConnell Wad.
del Bender and schreck
Cleveland. Aus i0-WaShlngton.Cleyc.
land game postponed. rain
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Pueblo. Aug l0-Des Molnes made q
three straight by winning an eleven
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Batteries -Adams Eagle. Zalusky and
Wcigdu Corbett and Hess.
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WESTERN.

lincoln, Aug. l0-ln a hard fought
pitchers battle Lincoln was shut out to-
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

Boston. Aug lo--St Louis shut our the
home team. 20 o scoring on the errors
o. the latter Beebe kept the hits well
scattered or else allowed them only amer
two men were out
Score: r. II z.
- LOUIS ,....,s. .,...'.,t.,.'.'.t.'.-
ROSfnu ....-........ ............. q .
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Bstteries-EW1nF and

Rstteries-EWlng and Schlei. Lush,
Rltchey. Roy and Doom, TWo-base hits
smoot Struck out-By Lush, 3; by Ritch-
ey /. by Ewing. = BY Roy / Bases on
balls-Off Lush B. on Ewing ].
Impire-Carpenter
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Quiet Program is Pulled on
With an Absence OF
Thrills.
LAWSON IS NOT RIDING.
lie Prefers 90 Coniinc Himself to
Training for the Kramer
Match Events,

A good program without sensational
features was run OF at the Salt Palace
last night. Kramer went out for his half
mile exhibition and rode It 50 easy and
with such grace that no one thought he
was going at all. lie wasn't but he cane
to the tape In ;? fiat. only three-Atths Of
a second over the worlds record.
The crowd cheered Kramer when Il heard
the result. but the talent was wise on the
fact that Kramer isn't building up any
wizard reputation before The match race
u he can help Il. II would be a nice
thing 20 see him strip the Utah unpaced
fecOrds on their perchc+ and that he
could easily do 1t Is the opinion Of those
who have seen him slide around under a
low head of steam
Sammy Samuelsun vas second hero last
night. He took his hnt face 90 which
good riders were entered Lawson and Me
Farland we're out but Holster Downing
and fogl,r we're there and Sammy's IT.
erdl handicap, allowed him 20 beat him
out az the finish as they We're tired utt
AND hadn't much Of sprint left
Muuroe took the m0tor-paced race
This too, was a surprise. and happened
because llcady Hardy Downing loafet
four miles Co make O whlrwind hnish in
It'' fA0A talN. ~ NAANNN N'AIfH NHitN HtN
but beat HOLSTER out. The money bow
ever went Co bis friend, while Samuel
son finished away iu the Ieat.
The halt-mile open professional saw
Mcfarland, Downing ana Clark hght u
cut In the sphLt with Mac ahead only
lust a little bit but sufficient 10 take the
money.
Hume got his IN The pursuit race. West
Rugged a pace I'll near the end white
Hume rode 10 the open, and az the last
Hume was forced down by his usual COM
peutOr, as his steam Was all used UP be-
fore West was turned loose 10 90 after
him.
SUMMARY.
Half-mile opend, professi5nal-Final
Mcfarland Downing. Clark HOLSTER
Fogler Tme-:57 Is.
Half-mile handicap, amateuf-Final.
Meyerhoffer 90 yards. Mash jsj YARDS
Mccormack Us yards Mayer l25 YARDS,
Dicfenbacher 20 yards). Tlme-;jC
Mic handicap, professional Final sam.
uelsOn (E YARDS Hopper 90 YARDS, VIII
cox % yards, Bardgett 90 yards. Time
i 20 -.
Half-mlle exhibition against time hy
Prank Kramer TIme-.j2. Record
81 L.
Australian pursuit race, amateur-West.
Holiday, Diefenbacher Hume, Morgan.
Time-5:lj. Distance-l mile laps, l0i
yards.
Fiye-mile motor.paced race-Munroc.
Downing SamuelsOu. Time-I.l1
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Oakland Aug lt-Alihough Maggie WIS
touched for sixteen hits today. twice the
number made against Meyers and Wheel.
~, the Los Angeles team won the game.
Poor base running aud errors at critical
Wilson'S men
Score: r II Z.
Los Angeles .......................,.k %
San Francisco .....................,..C ~
Batteries Magic and Msugenua. Msy-
Crs. Wheeler and Wilson.
lmpire-uuuleaVy.
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r IL T.

ST. Louis Avg IA base on balls %
Powell Niles sacrifice and Stones Two.
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r II z.

Batteries Beebe and Marshall, Linda
man and Needham. Two-bas hlts-phyle.
Bases on balls-On Beebe. g. Struck out
BY Lindaman. O. by Beebe. T.
l'mplre-Conway
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n II T.

Denver. Colo Aug. l0-Sioux Citys
heavy batting today gave the locals no
chance IN the game
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Brooklyn Aug l0-Chlcaso. IN a pitch
ers' battle between Brown and stricklett
shut out Brooklyn today BY a score o. 2
10 o. Jordan was back ~ first base Tor
BROOKLYN.
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r H. E

Batteries Brown and Moran. SuIick-
lett and Bergen Bases on balls-On
stricklett. 2. on Brown, L struck out-By
Brown g.
Umplres-o'Day and Johnstone
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Battcres-Eyler and zinran; McNetley
and Goudiug.
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NORTHWESTERN.

Batterles-Gllen and Dexter, Miner and
Rennlcker
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Payne. Dinecn.
Winter Armbruster and Peterson.
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New York Aug l0-By shutting out the
Plttsburg team today New York climbed
into second place,
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Philadelphia Aug D.-Lushs poor
pitching TODAY gave Cincinnati a victory
over Philadelphia, Ewing pitched good
ball Tor the visitors.
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Chicago, Aug. l0-Chicago punched hits
today and tfeatei New York 2toi Tho
visitors scored On the second on a single
and a triple. but Chicago scored in the
nth on just the reverse a triple and a
single. Two singles and an out gave Chi
cago the winning run On the eighth
sroras " n .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

Seattle Aug. lo.-seattl- experimental
with a kid battery. with the result that
Oakland won as She pleased. Eight OF
Seattles thirteen hits went for nothing
Graham took things easy after be had
the game well On hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

EdttfUts-W rlDh Rockingham and Ham
sen. Ora ham and Bliss
Umpire-Mahaney