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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-25

Special 70 The Tribune.

SpeCldl 70 Inc lrlnune
OGDEN. July 24.-A safe hit oy Hopkins,
followed by safe two-pagger from Morten-
son, the game for Ogden today in ten
innings, with score of for Ogden and Z
for Park City. II was fighting game from
the start and the errors we're far from
numerous on either side In the hrst inning
Park City scored four and took goose eggs
for the next seven innings.
Ogden tied the scoro at the end OF the
third and in the eighth added two more.
In the ninth Park City scored two making
o tie. In the tenth inning Park City scored
once moro and Ogden scored twice. 1t was
O. scraPpy game from start to finish and
there were some splendid plays. Blexrud OF
Ogden struck out nine men and Telzold OF
Park City struck out five.
The following liz the score b. inninge:
Park City. a 0 o 0 o 0 o o Q IL 0 8
Ogden 30 o o o o o . 0 2-s 13 !
First base cn errors-Park City. 4; og.
den, 3. Baees on balls-Ch Blexrud, /; off
Tetzold, 5. Left on bases-Park City. s.;
Ogden, 10. Twobose hits--Clark. klebs.
Ryan, Taylor Blexrud. Mortensen, Stolen
beses-0 Brien, Hearne, Bluth, Q. Double
plays-Bruyetts TO Hearne TO Bluth Morten-
son to Hearne to Bluth. Time OF game-Two
hours and ten minutes Attendance-50O.
UmDire-Jnck Greenweld.
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At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, July 24-Samsou, played
down from Z TO TO II TO 5, won the $500
Iroquos stakes, one mile and quarter, al
Brighton beach today. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Clover Crest won,
fIildebrand second. Miss Ogden third. Time.
1;12 40.
Second race Ave aud a half furlongs-ken
tucky Beau won, Penarris second Tony Bo-
nero third. Time, AZ As.
Third rnce, mile and a slxteenth-Belle OF
Pcquest won Water Tank second, Lone Hand
third. Time, 1;47 As
Fourth race, tho Iroquois stokea mile and
n quarter-SamSon won. Albert F second
Flipnap third. Time. 207.
Fifth race mile and q siXteenth-Rubrlo
won, Bobby Kean second, Geranium third.
Time AS 3-5.
Sixth race Ave and half furlongs. solIing
-1owric won, Sompus second, Clements third.
Time, :06 3-5.
Seventh roco. nvo and half furlonss. sell
ing-Mintberia WOE, Umbrella second, Stow
away third. Time. 1907 as.
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M'GINN|TY SLUGS
PE|Tz AND IS JUGGED
When Separated by Other Play
ers Each Had a Bloody
Face.
Pittsburg 4, New York 8.

PITTsBURG, July 24-In a closely played
and interesting game, Pittsburg today de
feeted New York TO 3. Pittsburg scored
its runs bunts and New York made its
runs on big hits. After the end of the
fourth inning hst fight occurred between
McGinnity and Peitz. The latter was coach
ing and made remarks 20 which the New
York pitcher took exception They were sep.
srated by the other players, each with q
bloody face McGinnty was arrested and
locked up by order Of Mayor Kirschles OF Al
lsgheny. on charge Of disorderly conduct
Secretary Knowles Of the New York club
went his bond and he was released, for .
hearing tomorrow morning Score:
R H f.
New York % l o ! o.
Batteres-Leever and Gibson; McGinnity,
Ames and Bresnahan.
Three base hits--Bresnahan and Seymour.
Bases on balls-of Ames 3
Struck out-By Leever 3. by McGinnity Q.
by Ames 2.
Umpircs-O Day and Er,slie.
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TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
Thompson and Taylor Break Even in
First Match for Wick's Cup.

j. Woicott Thompson and j. C. Taylor tied
in the first eighteen hole match in the tour
nament for the cup offered by President Z. B
Weeks OF the Country club. Playing from
scratch, j. Wolcott Thompson finished with
ten down against bogey, thereby tieing J.
q. Taylor, who with handicap OF ten
strokes, finished with the samo number OF
holes down. The scores OF tho other play.
ers: giving the number of holes down as
against bogey, follow +. E. McGurrin
(Gandicap). IL ' is down E. ". Packard dS'n's fIs
handicap), l6 down: F. A. Hale scratch) +,
I9 down, B. Cannon Gs hnndicapl, l6 down
Harold Lamb Us handicap. 15 down; L, b
alec Bredemeyer (1s handicap), Is down.
Al tho conclusion OF the tournament J.
Wolcott Thompson, while playing n round
mer record OF al for tho course by ono
stroke.
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At the Meadows.
Special TO The Tribune.


SEATTLE, July 2a.-The entries at tho
Meadows for tomorrow follow
Firot race, milo and sixteenth, ceiling
Pcttiiohn, Waterspout, Invoice, No Remark
100; SpondooiS, Kinder, l0d Sweet Maid
Phyz, log, Lataranta. Nigoroso los; Nor.
depte. 81.
Second race milo and sixteenth. selling
Byron Rose, 100; Royalty, Van Hopo, 1o4
Storma, Gleprice, Bessie Welhy, Lady Kont,
1902; Ripper, Old Mike, 90.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling-Duel.
ist, l09; Hainault, Shady Lad, Reeves, lo4
Laura F. M, Maxtrcss, Hersain, ST. Wini,
lriede, Ralph Young, lo2.
Fourth race: milo, handicap-Stilicho. 112
The Hugcnot, lo7: Righiul, LOG; Judge,
100: Ila, SO.
Fifth race, eleven six tecnths-Misty' 8
Pride, Belle Kinney, a9 Buchanan. OF;
Peggy O'Neil. Cascade of Diamonds, 95
Lola Gladstone, 90.
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards, selling
RudibeE, 100; Gateway Florence Fonso, io7;
Briarthorpe, loii Miss May Bowdish, 90 Ed
Sheridan, 81.
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Cincinnati d, Philadelphia 8.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Bunched hits in
the third and sixth innings after two men
were out in oach instance won today's game
for Cincinnati, making four straight from
Philadelphis. Catcher Schlei was hit on the
knee by foul tip in the third inning and
compelled to retire. Score; r. II. E
Bstteries-Wicker, Schlei and Livingston ;
Duggleby and Doom. Two base hits-Magee,
2; Delehanty. Three base hit-Jude. Struck
er, !; off Duggleby, 2. Umpires-Conway
and CarpoEter.
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EXoHANGERs GET BUMPED.
Bell Telephone Team Disposes Of Turf
Nine at Murray

The Turf Exchange baseball boys were not
In il Tuesday when they lined up against
it was a tale of having bcen all but white.
washed which the Turf Exchange had TO re.
late after the affair was NIL over with The
score was II 20 4.
The winning Of the game by tho Telephone o
lads has fred them with ambition They arc
now ou, after the scalps OF other teams and
claim that thoy will put up side bet Of
either $50 or 800. Billy Dutch took tho rola
Of mmDire in the gnma vesterdnv.
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yELL MAKES NEW RECORD.
{ Was Favorite Over Big Field
and Beat Them Easily.

e ;3OIT. Mich, July 24.-In the
,sAse of the largest crowd that ever
ait /, harness race in Windsor q new
) was hung up this afternoon, Ar
;crhe Chamber OF Commerce stake
rate OF Geers, won the opening
81 2:05A. which IS faster than the
Ike was ever won at Crosse Pointe,
s2s fastest mile ever made by a mare
/ 4 hrst racing season In July. Ar
4 fas favorite over a big field and
eh aem as she pleased, winning the
|, cat from behind and the others be-
,at ifront- Every winner was G. race
N 70. In the 2:24 trot Ann Direct
40 much class and won without be-
ss eended, two other M. and NJ. can
lm In the event showing poor form.
q say. also in the NJ. and M. field,
,os Impressive heat in the 2:1i trot.
Iatat ended her, Morone being the
MA rse OF the lot,
a D2;0S troC was workout for the
N nnal Mainsheer, that stallion win
(andily and In the seasons trot-
sord OF 2;0sN. Results:
2;24 trotting, SI00o-Ann Direct
EAFee straight heats and the race
HI&. 2;l3h. 2:1a%. Billy H., Fa-
N HtFluto and Directa also started.
EJtl4 class, trotting, purse 5000
q lwon the second, third and fourth
fnd tho race In 2:13A, 2;12A,
y Allie j, won the flrst heat In
n Gates. Pulsus. Alton, Bowcatch-
~ rabee Rose. Red Arthur. Marrnut,
lpEe and Princess Athol also started,
c5 ':0s class, pacing. purse 10000
Won three straight heats and the
2;05M. 2:o6&. 2;0SN. Hazel
edF Shylock, Missouri Chief, The
,,oE r. Miss Adbell. Leslie Waterman,
U" rd, Black Pet and Snap Shot also
class, trotting, purse 5000
iet won three 5traights and the
tuIp z.loN, 2;0SA, 2:09. Aristo, Tur-
Kid Shea also started.
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whore the coast. Graney 20 select the other
principal, and IL is desired to pull it off. re-
gardless Of who the principal is, on Septem-.
Der Q. =:
IL, -. - Iii a ~ sIe o%ot =
Cans, is rot. We bar no one who can make
1913 pounds for the fight. There is but one
condition We are out for the money, and ii
match can he arranged with sufficient money
in sight, will 90 against Cans, and will
take side bet for any amount the coloEed
man hacker may wish to pnt up. It is not
true, however, that match has been ar
ranged between Nelson and Cans regardless
OF the statements published in some OF the
Colombo and other nnners -
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SPORTS AT PROVO.
Pioneer Day Devoted to Athletic Events
in Garden City.
snecial to The Tribune

snecial to The Tribune
PROVO. July 24,-The main part OF the
Pioneer day celebration hero today was
sports. In tho morning races for children
with prizes for tho winners were run on
the lawn at the Tabernacle grounds. All OF
tho races which were run wer interesting TO
tho largo crowds which gathered along the
course TO urge their fsvorites on. Horse races
were held in the afternoon on the Utah Coun.
ty Fair association track and wero attended
by about 1000 people. The track was In
fnc condition, az were also the horses. and
events. The timo made by tho horses was
generally rathor slow, Tho town was alive
with fireworks during the entire evening
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EXCURSION TO PARK.
Eureka Fans and Friends to Go to the
Cloud City Sunday.
SneciaI TO TIL, Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune
EUREKA, July 24.--The Eureka baseball
team will operate an excursion TO Park City
next Sunday oyer the Rio Grande railway and
in the neighborhood OF 200 local fans will
accompany the team upon this trip Some
of the Park City fans who lost heavily upon
tho game here on last Sunday are trying TO
large bets havc been made on the coming
game. Tho followers OF tho game here are
not overlooking anything and are covering
every dollar that they can find. Reed, who
pitched the shutout game yeeterdny will
most likely pitch next Sundays game,
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OGDEN LOSES ANNUAL MATCH.
Salt Lakers Proved Too Expert and
Won by Safe Margin

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 24.--The Salt Lake
Cricket club played it's annual match
with the ogden Cricket club at Ogden
yesterday, the game resulting In a vic
tory for the visitors by 81 runs. The
actual score follows: Salt Lake 65, Og-
den 3S. For Salt Lake the star players
were A. P. Saunders. J. B. Ferguson and
w. Hoare. In the bowling w. Hall of the
visiting team also did excellent work
taking nine wickets. with az average OF
two runs apiece. For Ogden the best
batting was done by h. Beckett and
George e. Wilson, both of whom also did
we'll in the bowling.
The two teams are now making ar
rangements for match to be played In
Salt Lake City about the middle OF Au-
gust
The visitors before leaving for home
last evening expressed themselves as be-
ing very pleased with the treatment ac-
corded them during their stay here.
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Hunt Still In Race.

CHICAGO, July 24--Tho second round
was completed and Ave games in tho third
round wers decided In tho men 3 singles for
the Western tonuis championship at tho Ken.
matches wore hard struggles Hunt of Cali
fornia, Emerson of Ohio and Vernon of Kan.
sss City won the matches today snd will
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Brooklyn 10, Chicago 8.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Brooklyn furnished
one of tho worst defeats they have had this
season and making II three out of four for
the series. Both Lundgren and Reulbach
were hit hard end generally at the proper
time to score runs Score II. e.
Chicago .....0 0 o l O. 8
Brooklyn 0 3 o l o 0 5 DO IL Q
Eason and Ritter, Two-baso hit-Eason.
Homo run-Jordan. Struck out-By Eason
/. Base on balls-OT Lrndgren, 4 of Reul.
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Boston /, st. Louis O.

ST. LOUIS. July 24-Bates's single fol.
lowing duke safoties by Bridwel and Ton.
noy. scored the former in the fourth inning
the ono run which enabled Boston to win
Score: R II 2
St. Louis 80 o 90 800 % O
Boston .,...0 o o 1 o o--I 2
Batteries-Knrgcr and Grady; Lindnman
and Neil Barned run--Boston, l. Two.
baso hit-Grady- Base on balls-Off Kargcr
!. Struck out--By Kargcr, z by Lindumap,
o. Umpire-Iohnstone
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BATTLING NELSON
IS NOW IN OGDEN
Famous Lightweight Visits Utah
for Purpose of Enjoying
Vacation.
HE is SAID TO BE IN
PERFECT CONDITION
Later in the Season He Will
Probably Have Match on
Coast.
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 24-The famous light
weight, Battling Nelson, and his manager. Bill,
ly Nolan, arrived in Ogden today, and OF once
paid visit 10 the Falstaf, where they met
tho newspapermen. Nr, Nolan explained that
il is their custom TO tako a vacation each sum.
mer In the Rocky Mountain region, and he
also state dthe widely-kpown fact that three
weeks spent in this section Is worth more TO
man aiming for athletic superiority than ten
weeks in any resort cast OF the mountains
Indeed, no stated his experience was that
tho Eastern rest resorts resulted, generally,
in depreciation of tho physical condition.
while rest and the necessary recreation in
the mountains resulted In development
For those reasons Nolan brings his protege
10 Ogden. and number of days will be spent
III Ogden valley, in fishing and sleeping out
OF doors, and in long trsmps over the peaks OF
here and between here and the Yellowstone
mark for about four weeks
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Seattle Shuts Out Pings.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 24.--Chief OF Police
Wappenstein gave Instructions today that In
the future prize lighters, their trainers and
hangers-oD. would not be permitted to remain
In Seattle and continue their prize fight prep
arations, The Chief said he would enforce
the State law which makes It. a misdemeauor
for any one TO be connected Ia any capacity
with e prize fight.
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Boston 9, Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia 7, Chicago I,

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-Philadelphia hit
Patterson hard today and easily defeated Chi
cago The visitors only run was snorsd an
en- error. Chicago's catchers are on the sick
list and 1sbell was compelled to go behind
the bat He caught a good game. Score:
Chicago -. e. 80 0ooO10o-i
Philadelphia ,..3 o 20 020 - IL q
Batteries-Patterson and Isbel. Bender and
Schreck 'Ae
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10 rnn-Dubei IalIors, ]. Sacrifice
Gall. Stolen bases-Luu,ley, /. Left
Z lls--Duboi Tsilors, 4. Eureka. 6. Bases
ls--Of Graves, 3; OF Heusser, 2.
80 hits-Stewart and Graves. Three
Double plays-O' Connell
0tng. Hit by pitched ball-O' Connell,
= and Newell. Struck out-By Graves.
< Heusser, 8. Pissed ball-Lumley, /.
II gAme-One hour and fifty minutes
tf-Winn Fcrrin, Asttcndance-10oo.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
Des Moines Is, Omaha I.

OMAHA, July 24.-Des Moincs won from,
pitchers all ever the lot, when and where thsy
pleased. While Manske waB littlo wild, he
kept the game we'll In haud and tho team
Score: n HE
Omaha o o 0 o o O o o-I <
Dec Moines, 4 o 0 0 O 4 6 o-15 20 z
Battcries--Corns, Morrison, Eiilson and
Gooding; Manske snd Dexter
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Sioux City 4, Denver 8.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 24-sioux Cjtv
won close game from Denvor today in the
ScoTe: "a n
Sioux City % % 0o1o-4 IA T. L
Denver ...t o 1 l o o. 3 10 o
Zalusky. "AN
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New York !, Detroit 0.

NEW YORK, July H.-Newton outpitched
Mullin and New York won from Detroit in
the eighth. Chase singled. was sacrificed to
inheld bit. Mullin objected 10 the decision az
the plate and was benched, Score: r. H e
Detroit 80. D.. 49,. 0 o o o O o 0 % n
New York . ....o O O O o q - II
Batteries-Mulliu, Eubanks and Warner:
NeWton and EleinoN -
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Washington 8, st. Louis Q.

WASHINGTON. July 24-WashIngton uon
remarkable game today from st. Louis. the
local team getting only three hits, but scor-
ing the same number OF runs. while tho vis-
itors made nine hits and scored but twice
neore; r. II. Il.
ST. Louis - 80 0 Q o 0 O o Ga 8 3
BatterieS-Smith and Wakefield Howell
and Spencer '
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Lincoln 5, Pueblo 8.

LINCOLN. July 24.-Lincoln won an an
parently hopeless game today by batting
fA'iS In Inc eighth inning scorss; :.
Lincoln Il o1 o o =
Pueblo o i o o o. 3 10 Q
Morgan and Repnicker
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American Association,

Al ST. Paul-St Paul ., Columbus 2
At Kansas City-kassas City 8. Toledo q
At apols-Minneapoli 5, Iindinnap.
oils 6,
AZ Milwaukce-Frst game Milwaukee II,
Louisville T.
Second game: Milwaukee 4, Louisville 3.
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Talked for the Prize-Fighter.

Mr Nolan did the talking for Nelson, and,
among other things, he stated that before
Cofroth could ever get another match with
the "Battler' he would have to adjust that
matter of the $4,000 which he held from Nef.
son at the time OF the Britt dght, and there
is also the other little matter OF the s125o
forfeit. Until he adjusts these little az
fairs he can make no match with us, said
Billy Nolan.
Nolan expressed his wish that Grspey may
select Kid Herman TO meet Nelson Sep
tember 8, wherever he srranges TO pull of the
match, He gives his reasons, that the Kid
has beaten more OF the best ones in the class
than any other, and he stipulates against ali
fighters but condition: That the money
be in sight snd adds that side bots 70 any
amount will DC taken up on the side of the
'Battler.'
Asked ms TO how match with Dick Hy.
land, TO be pulled of In Ogden, would suit
he stated that il was only question of get
ting the money in tho audience This being
in sight, we will give Fighting Dick q go.'
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'lORS BARELY
Escape SHUT-OUT
5 Pitched Phenomenal
Ball, Allowing Locals
Only Two Hits.
ass SER WAS ALSO
|'usS EFFECTIVE FOR LOSERS
IS Outplayed and Ont
stted Locals. Winning a
I Deserved Victory.
layed and outbatted the Dubei

layed and outbatted the Dubei
lost TO Eureka yesterday by a
| n6 to 1. objectionable errors by
I gs.als and phenomenal pitching by
er q. proved the TaiIors' DOWNFALL.
h. $ubeis men simply could not hit
Filert; he was complete mystery 10
In * Stewart's two-bagger and three
Sit by Douglas was all he allowed
the nine innings. II Was big
pitching, undoubtedly the best
eN,.of work done on the rubber at
o.,Ts field this year.
\" Ieusser Pitched Good Game.
u Sst Heusser made his frst appear
Ttisra the box for the Tailors yester-
|,.s,id pitched right good ball. While
|'oG allowed but two hits as COM
h0t with FIVE by Heusser that does not
-. at the former is a better pitcher,
out Eurekans are unqeustionably bat
ronger than the locals. 1t is hard
ipere the TWO men; the one Is
90. out pitcher, while the other Is
Fugln the game Heusser struck out
Ynen, Graves only three. The Eureka
did not struggle to strike out
s2caIs. but he did struggle to 30
his ball that either a pop fly or
~ grounder resulted from hit.
consistent support Graves's system
ching is as good as Heusser's, and
h. bod support yesterday Graves won,
ttsSt SO with Heusser. In the crisis
Eusspport failed him. Not one OF
rs five runs were earned; the To-
lnly run was. Whether Heusser,
he support Graves received, would
yon his game is stiff question.
iether or no, Heusser by pitching
nd Of ball he did yesterday can
ne out OF every ten games played
league.
Miners Won In Third.
man on either side crossed the
until the fourth inning and then
~. that Eureka scored three OF her
ms. King went to first on a sin
'Connell hit hard 10 Heusser, who
wide to Douglas in an effort at a
with the result that both men
= safe: Rush flew out TO Beck; Lum-
Iuck out. and Graves walked; Wall
fright garden and King and O'Con-
AkIloped home The Eurekans were
in, without further scoring. but there
M sneaking feeling In the air, to
p9hat the Miners had cinched the
IA A combination of one hit and
nlFor gave the Eurekans one run in
F,Vth and ninth innings respectively
Prevents Shut-Out.
Tailors scored their first. last and
Fan In the sixth. Douglas, first man
F-1ipped fast one out over Walls
atthe maddle garden that was good
zee bags, Although the next three
AMP went out in one, two, three
- Douglas managed to get home on
Et's caught fly TO right field.
detailed story OF the game follows:
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Nelson Looks Splendid.

Battling Nelson looks as fresh as over. and
any stories that have gone out that he is 60
ing the pace are certainly without foundation.
His habits not only temperate, but they
are sbstemous. and he is evidently. keeping
himself iu condition q: oil times.
Speaking OF coming events in which the
Ba,tler'' may participate, Nolan snys that
after tho vacation, Eddie Graney of San
Francisco will probably have a match some-
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Occidentals Beat Park CITY.

The Occidental ball team OF Sal, Lakc do.
fcated Park City on tho grounds OF tho latter
yesterday by n scoro Of 1S to Ia Tho game
was rather slow and full OF orrors.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Boston 5, CLEVELAND L

BOSTON, July A.-Boston won both games
today. to and to Q. Consistent batting
by the locals won the first game. Except in
the hrst inning, Cleveland could do nothing
with Young. who struck out six men and did
not allow single base on balls Boston won
the second game in the fourth inning, as a
ing by Cleveland. Scores:
FIRST game r. H. 2.
Boston -. 30 2000111s-5 Q o
Cleveland .....1 0 0 0 0 o 0 OIL Z 4
Batteries-Touhg and Armbruster. Joas and
Buelow.
Boston 9, Cleveland g..
Second game Ri Fl
Boston .-.....0 0 / 4 Q - 12 4
Cleveland =. ,.....o 0 2 0 O O o % ,
tteTes-Tannehill and Peterson: Rhoades
and Buelow
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Lawson Makes Another Record.

world s record, 1t was in the three mile pro-
fessional. His time OF :35 as cuts almost
twenty seconds off his former record. 1t was
a great race, McFarland was second, Foleer
third and Bardgett fourth.
The namos OF the winners in the two-mile
open amateur follow in tho order they crossed
the tape: Berryessa, West, Mccormack,
Mayrhofer Time 400 %
III the half-nile handicap the limit men
won easily. Smith was first, Bsrdgctt second,
Downing third Achorn fourth, Wilcox nth
and Clark sixth. Time, 90 1,5 seconds
In tho final Of tho onc-halt milo handicap,
amateur Diefepbacher won, Mclaughlin wos
second, King third and Mayrhofer fourth
Time, So as seconds.
Samuelson rodo one-mile exhibition be.
hind the motor in ] rs