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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-17
Ways of Scotch Justice.

one often hears comments passed upon
tho administration OF the law by local
magistrates. but while IL may sometimes
lenYe a little 10 be desired IL Is not so
plarlngly crude IL often was in earlier
times.
IL Is on record that the Montrose baillic
after hearing the evidence In a breach OF
the peace case fined both the accused and
all the witnesses half Groom"
The witness naturally resented this de-
cIslon, but the baillie. with his mind made
up. refused 10 bulge from the position he
had taken up and defended IT with the re-
MARI
III dsna matter he had nae business
there Half a Groom apaIce.
The same bAille was trying another case
in which 4 difficulty arose regarding the
ron-appcArance OF witness. The court
vgRs Informed that the witness was de-
funct The magistrate. who was a self
made and highly successful business man.
and who had gained elevation 10 the
bench solely on account Of his command
Of "sillcr. had never heard that particu-
lar form applied TO death. and. thinking
IL was a legal phrase. called out in COM
mnndng tones; Bring forward the de-
funct" which brought down the house.
Dundee Advertiser.
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Big Race to be Pulled Off Dur
ing the Week of Sep
tember %.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR
EVENT FOR 2::12 CLASS
This Year the Three-Heat Sys-
tenn Will Rule in
Contest.
orting Service

Tribune Special Sporting Service
CINCINNATI juno 16-The Oakley
Park track this city. Is the last member
OF the Grand Circuit TO declare It's early
closing stakes for week OF September "A.
This completes the big circuit OF 1906 with
the exception OF Nsrragansett Park. Prov
idencc whose meeting follows Readvillc.
but from which point nothing has yet
been heard
The feature OF tho Oakley Park Stakes
is the Ohio. which for the last year was
valued AT 10000. but has been reduced to
5000 for the coming season. Last year
the stake was for trotters eligible to the
2:os class, but this year IL Is for the 2:l2
Tho other three stakes OF 5000 cach are
given this year but the classes have been
changed, The PIG trot OF last year VIII
be 2:2o. while the 2:09 pace is reduced to-
2:os and the 3;l5 class remains the same.
First Trotted In 1902.
The Ohio stake was first trotted for In
| 1902 the value being $1,000 In 1903 and
1904 II was 5000. The record for the stake
vas held by ,eI, nverton in 2;osS; 81, which
| duced IL to 2:Oil In the first heat OF the
six-heat race. Angola. last years winner.
| equoled Tivertons mark in the fourth
| heat.
Heretofore, this and other stakes have
| been contested on the best three and flNe
plan, but this year the three-hcat system
| ter Oak. There will be three winners In
| each heat, with five per cent Of the gross
| amount of each heat to be deducted from
| the winner OF each division OF the same
Doubts as to Detroit.
While nothing has been officially an
! Iounced, yet there are some doubts as TO
| the Grand Circuit meeting ia Detroit. A
| report has been current among horsemcn
| that the Oakland meeting may he pulled
| off over the Columbus track, while some
| believe that II may como off across tho
liver over the Windsor. Canada. mile
| track
The head OF tho Detroit Driving Club is
| a man OF great experience in trottng mat
GERS. and whatever the rumors. the horse
| public will walt for nn official announce
mcnt. Naturally the horsemen OF Ohio,
| particularly the managers of half mile
tracks will not look fnvoraoly upon n
scheme of holding an outside meeting
over an Ohio track. which may arouse
| public indignation. What the real trou-
bic is at Detroit has not been reported.
| but In any case horsemen may rest as
sured that after having declared it's early
| closing stakes. II is not likely that Mr..
Campau will abandon the proposed Grand
| Circuit meeting.
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BUSINESS Is Business.

n, sato the Japanese diplomat vas S, e9
,si,s Tho old Snmural idch-an IDEA sulI
hsI% Sy somo Japanese oonSersauVe'-thA'
4srS Somurui" he said. declared that
,,,inrss wos dishonorable because In every
Ssr,sr every deal. your object Vas 70 set
,hs b,t,rr OF the other man. TO set the pet
~, nS 81 him you tried TO deceive him ~ you
e.'..aAas In dsceiving him, your gain or
"-.ot rrproscnted the extent TO which your
s.sSnr instaneo you bought horse Tor S-oo
W. ysr.uadcd IL worth tJCo bought
:, ,nT tsoC You had deceived him, cheated
him 10 the extent OF sl.o
s1rso," All he said. lis the samurni way OF
,..,'t,, ,t buoincEs Some children, before
tbsS grow sophisticated. look at business odd
IS, too 50. ,o,h.r.
,s-eath,r II l take dollar out OF your
r,cLct that is stealing H. Isn't itF
.sAnd N / bet dollar 90 race and win
too dollars Ia thht gambling. father
'' 'Yes my boy. - ,
o.. nut s1lppoSc hayo something that II
xor,h a dollar and sell u TO somo foolish and
| tgnornnt person for four dollars, making three
| dol,ars gAin-whnt l. thatT
- That oh, s-' 10 Simply puHnesa
Baltimore Hsrs
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BELMFRE ADDS
LAUREL TO NAME

NEW YORK, June 16.-On a track
deep in mud Belmere, winner OF tho
Buffalo derby, today added another
such race to his credit. easily winning
the Brooklyn derby OF $4,000 at
Gravesend Owing to the bad condi-
ton Of the track. James Brady with
drew his high-priced cold, Accountant,
and Ironsides was also scratched and
King Henry was added. The Quail
opened 10 to 20 favorite. but gradual
ly went back, owing to the heavy play
on Belmere. who was pounded down
from to 2 at the opening, to 8 TO 5
at the close.
Start Was Good.
The start was good, and O'Neil sent
Belmere into the lead, followed by
The Quail and King Henry, The Quail
closed up little, but at the end Of the
mile Belmere increased lead to two
lengths.
From there to the finish he rapidly
went away from his field and won,
eased up by % lengths. The Quail
stepped badly after racing a mile, but
was second twenty lengths before King
Henry.
Water Pearl Takes fremont Stakes.
Water Pearl won the $4,000 Ire
mont stakes. The Son OF Watercress
picked up 129 pounds and, conceding
II pounds to his field, won easily. He
was a heavily played favorite at TO
10. He won by two lengths,
Results Of Events.
First race, furlongs-Fay won;
Jaunty, second; Donna Elvira, third.
Time. 1902 3-5.
Second race. 1-l6 miles-Mandarin
won. Grenada, second; Entree third,
Time, 1:49 2-5.
Third race, the fremont, about six
furlongs Water Pearl won; Saracin-
nesca, second, Golf Ball, third. Time,
1:12
Fourth race. the Brooklyn derby,
mile and half-Belmere. 11S, ONeill,
9 to 5, won; The Quail, 11S, Miller. z
to 10. second; King Henry, lis. Mar
tin. to IL. third. Time. 2:37 Three
starters.
Fifth race, the Marlboro handicap,
mile and sixteenth-Coy Maid won;
Fliphap. second. Consistent. third.
! Time, l:49 3-5.
Sixth race. about six furlongs-Rye
won: Optician, second; Fire Brand,
third. Time, Ill 40.
Seventh race. about six furlongs-Sir
Caruthers won; Progress, second; List
! less. third. Time. 1:l3,
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HORSE RACES AT DENVER.
Thco Case. the Favoritc, Wins Colorado
Derby nj Overland Pnrk.

DENVER, June 16--Colorndo derby
day opened the racing Mt Overland
park I'm Denver today. The derby was
won by the favorite. Theo Case. Tho
track was in good condition and the
weather was Sultry.
The results follow:
First race. trotting, 2:20 class-Silver
Band won first and second heats, Time
2:l5A. 2lIh. Congressman Sibley
second
Second race. 5h furlongs-Phalanx
won. DIT Hollis second, Redan third.
Time l.09.
Third rncc. Colorado derby, mile and
an clghth-Thco Case won. odd Ella
second Sweetheart third Time 1889
Fourth race half mllc-Trcs Joli
won, Jack Gilroy second, RunscIm
third, Time IsA seconds.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Bloomcn-
thai won, the Major second. Durbar
third Timo l;l4&.
Sixth raCc, hurdles, ono milc-Proflt-
able won, Lnngford James second,
Salem third. Time l:h9I3.
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Itching for Cricket Match.

Members OF the salt Lake Associa-
tiou (Socker) Football club want TO
know II the Salt Lake Cricket club
is In existence this season, as the
"socker" players are itching TO have
a cricket match with the local cricket
club Nearly all the "sockeritcs" have
PLAYED cricket more or less In the old
country. previous TO their coming here
and they are confident OF giving the
local cricket club n close gnmc in the
English summer pastimc. while not a
few are even sRnGuinc OF victory.
Dates that would suit the "sockeritcs"
would be either July I or Pioneer day.
II the captain OF secretary OF the Salt
Lake Cricket club will kindly commu-
nicate with Mr.. W. Service, i3l Eighth
street. probably a match can be ar
ranged and a date suitable to both
clubs fixed
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TO GET RACING BILL
THROUGH congress
Special Tribune Sporting Service.

Special Tribune Sporting Service.
RICHMOND, Va. June l6-There has
been a deal OF talk recently OF a plan
to get n racing bill through the Legisla-
ture TO the end that racing meetings may
be held at Richmond and Norfolk and
possibly at Lynchburg In the spring and
fall
Virginia was the original home OF the
American thoroughbred. and although rae
ing was set back badly by the War OF Sc
ccSsion. which Impoverished the people
who maintained H. there has recently
been n big awakening OF interest IN the
sport throughout the State. The people or
the old Dominion are getting back their
lost wealth and stock farms are sprlngtng
up throughout its blue grass districts
New Building establishment.
Henry T Oxnard has established in
Fauouier county, near Rectortown, the
second biggest breeding establishment In
tho country. In Albemarle county Capt
r j Hancock has restockcd his famous
Ellcrslic stud, and Billy Garth Is buying
mares for his modest establishment near
BY. David Dunlop is looking about tho
blue grass for some flrst-class land for
stud OF his own. DR.. James Kerr is build
Ing up a considerable stud at Warren
town from which results will soon be OBJ
tanned: Gen. William 7. Townes has fine
placc near Culpcpcr. and Robert Neville
and IL RoZler Dulany arc breeding WIN
ners at neIghborIng farms In Fanquicr
and London counties
From Pelham Farm.
Hercuoid the four-year-old who won
the international stecplechasc at Belmont
park recently. and who may take tho
measure OF Good and Plenty. came from
Col Nevillcs Pelham farm
The VIrginlans feel that to stimulate
this growing industry the State should
encourage racing. Mr. Towncshend. his
friends say, Is Just the man To promote
the Icing bill. He has ample means, and
he has great influence in the State. Mr.,
Towncshend Is a warm friend Of Il. III.
Hartman. president OF the Southern Pa
ciflc railroad. Mr.. Hartman WAS at Bel
mont park and he warmly congratulated
Mr Townshend after Game Cocks VIC
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Tennis Players Getting In Shape.

At the b street tennis courts several
good matches were played yesterday. Al
though the contests were only preliminary
10 the State tournament which Is shortly
10 be played, most OF the participants
showed up In promising form. No prizes
tlon 10 their strokes and form than TO the
final outcome. The principal object OF the
practice was TO develop team work for the
State tennis championship doubles The
men paired off In teams as follows; James
and Walker Salisbury. the Roberts broth
ers T. C. Griffin and j. Walcott Thomp-
son. and Capt. Allen and Lieut. Cray.
AT the close Of the days playing the
contestants took tea at the home OF Mr
and Mrs T. G.. Griffin.
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SIR HUON wins
LATONIA EVENT
Takes Richest Stake Ever Held Up at
Famous Cincinnati
Track.

CINCINNATI, June l6.-The Queen
City handicap, the richest stake event
ever run at Latonia, was won today
by Sir Huon, by a scant length from
Dutch Barbara, who was five lengths
In front of John Carroll. A crowd of
ten thousand persons witnessed the
contest.
How the Horses Were Played.
The race was at a mile and a fur
long, and was worth $4,000 to the win
ner. Sir Huon was favorte. John Car
roll was well pladed from 10 to down
to 7 to l. Twelve horses faced the
barrier, JOS >Pugh's Fonscula being
added
The start was fairly good after de-
lay Of about 10 minutes at the post.
Fred Cooks Minnie Adams was the
first to show and held the lead to the
tbree-Quarters pole. There Dutch Bar
bara took command
She led into the stretch and looked
like sure winner at the eighth pole,
where Troxler sent Sir Huon after the
leader and in driving finish won by a
scant length. Kings Daughters. the
heavily played second choice. was In a
bad position ut the start and was some
time getting clear, but once she
reached her stride she ran a grand
race.
How the Horses Finished.
First race. MILE. X. F. won; Ne
odesha. second; Begonia. third Time,
1:45 TO.
Second race, furlongs Woolma
won; Mlldrone, second; Antrim. third.
Time, L: :04 l-5
Third race, six furlongs-Devout
won; Major T. J. Carson. second; Raj
bert, third. Time. 1;16 2-5.
Fourth race, mile and a furlong-
Queen City handicap. value S12.500-
Sir Huon, lis. Troxler. IL TO s, won,
Dutch Barbara. 107, Aubuchon Is to l,
second; John Carol, 112, Dugan, to
/, third Time. l.: 54 rs.
Kings Daughter, Princess Orna, Co
ruscate. Minnie Adams. Ara, Alma Du-
four, Gus Heidorn. Fonsoluca. Harry
stephens also rnn.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Belle Scott
won; King Leopold. second; Forward.
third, Time. 1903 l-5.
Sixth race, mile-Concert won; Mon
ochord, second; Hubbard, third. Time,
l:42 Is.
Seventh race. mile-Eyie Green
won; Minnehaha, second. Dudley,
third. Time. 1:i2 2-5.
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- City 7. Oes Molnes 3.

10Y, June l6.-In the eighth
49, sna the score n tic at 3 TO g..
.-sk on tho part OF tho locals
. ~ 'sloing by Des Moincs gave
y tue Victory. Score:
c,v r. n. +,
b.. '''...0o2 100 0S.-7 10 I
- .''...o0l 00i olO-3 . o
n Y,-2oorbett and Freese, Mil
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DUbEl TAILORS WIN
SIXTH STRAIGHT
Heavy Batting in Eighth Inning
Gives Locals Their
Victory,

BY defeating Eureka at Walkers
field yesterday afternoon, the Dubei
Tailors brought home their sixth
straight victory. Threatening weather
kept the crowd down almost to hand
ful. but none OF those present had any
complaint TO offer after the game. For
seven long innings the outcome was
uncertain, and for the greater part of
this time the score was tied. But in
the eighth the Tailors landed on John
son for a two-bagger and a three-bag.
ger scoring three runs and winning the
game
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BRITISH RETAIN CUP.
Defeat Americans In Contest for the
Dwight +. Davis Challenge Cup.

LONDON, June lG-Thc United
States was beaten today in the doubles
for the international contest for the
Davis cup and thus lost all chance OF
receiving the trophy in 1906. The
British holders having the two singles
yesterday have now taken three out of
four matches. The Americans them
selves realized that In the enforced alb
scnce Of Bcals c. Wright that they had
hardly a ghost OF chance
In the Dwight +. Davis international
tennis challenge cup contest the Do
hcrty brothers this afternoon beat Hol-
Combe Ward and Raymond II. Little
Americans, three sets 10 one The
scores were S-6, ll-9. 1913, 81.
The British thus retain the cup, Tho
games were sharp and interesting.
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/. Ill 100 0l.-7 l3
20l 0l2 O0O-s IL
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo 8, Omaha 7.

- June ie.-Omaha's chances
he hrst game In n ninth
lsrt were cut off when Carter
tsed OF third base by Elwcrt on
lnlrn Of Perringer's drive to
"a Pueblo won. s TO Z. Score:
r. II. F..
-'.... ....oi0 0l3 00.-S Q .
4 - ..,..ool 900 006-7 S 3
esccvollendorrr and Scrants;
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ASSOCIATION. A

190us-Columbus. I: st.
Ia 'e-Louisvillc, II; Kansas
u is Polis-Flrst game: Indian
4 tsd,, -llWaukee, IL, Second
.slesa Nrrlolls. rl s, Milwaukee. 2.
.s,rlIs Ist gnmc: Toledo, s.
.ssasc,,. Second game; Toledo.
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gAeIrIc COAST LEAGUE.
Lrs Angeles 2, Seattle 0.

|lTLE Wash. June l6.-For eight
|rftlther Seattle nor Los Angeles
10 across the plate. Jones and
. Ere pitching magnificent ball.
~ import all around was the
tlhot Of the season, In the
ldlon's double and Ellis single
i y The game. Score:
r. ii, f.
! 80. .., 900 600 600 4 2
egsles -. 900 600 002-2 7 3
.ht-Jones and Blankenship:
y and Eager.
--t-Pkrrlne.
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-.,.,a a. philadelphia 4.

leland. June l6.-Cleveland
sonrteon hits. with a total OF
'arse bases. and won. Rhoades
.r.,tlv, score. r. ii. Z.
"a ol0 30s OPS II
l'.hh 900 o20 300 IL ?
,s.s-Rhoades and Bemis; Ben
/ =. Shrek.
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Cincinnati 8, Boston 4,

BOSTON. June 16.-Cincinnai won
today in n game full OF free hitting
and good fielding. Score: X. II. f.
Cincinnati .00l 202 Ills IA 2
Boston -. 600 900 040-i
Batterles-Weimer and Schlei,
Young Witherup and Needham, Two
base hlts-Dclahanty Tenney, Bates
and Howard Bases on balls-Oft
Young. 3. off Witherup, /; off We'll
mer, g. Struck out-By Young, 3; by
Weimer. s. Umplres-Emslie and
Conway,
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OGDEN AND RETURN, $1.OO
Via D. G. R. G., Sunday, June IT.

Via u. c. n W., Sunohy, June IL
Trains leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m,
10.35 a. m, l IS p. M, 5:65 y. m. Re-
turning. leave Ogden zoo p, m, and
1l.Ce p m. Bike races ut Glenwood
Park, 500 p, m Magnificent canyon
tip Street cars TO the canyon. Trout
md chicken dinners at Billy Wilson's
famous Hermitage" Everybody In
vited
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NEW YORK. June 16.-The racing
yawl Tamcrlane, which won the LIP
Rermnda. arrived here today. having
made the return trip in five days and
fourteen hours. This is seven hours
quicker than her outward passage. inc
Gauntlet the other racer sailed from
Rcrmuda four hours after the Tanner
lane and has not yet arrived.
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Races at Meadows.

Seattle June l6.-McadowS results;
First race six furlongs-Florence
Fonso won, Tom Hawk second. Stand
ard third Timc-l.ls IL,
second race. six furlongs-Yellow-
stone won, Ell chihuahua second,
Prince Wheeler third. Time-ll7 p
Third race. four furlongs-NatiVe
Son won. Bertie second. Blanche Z
third. Tlmc-:5l Ia.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Bob Ra-
gon won. Ruby second. d. Boland third.
Time-l:16
Fifth race. mile and nifty yards
WcnrIck won. Major Tenny second.
T,onc Wolf third. Timc-1.i9 81.
sixth race. mIle-Funnysidc won
Massa second, Yeoman third Time
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Jupiter PIuvius Declares Two
Games Off and Tries to
Stop Another.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
st. Louis 2, New York 1,

NEW YORK, June l6.-Today'
game. the last of the present series be-
tween the st. Louis and local team
was played during a continuous rain.
New York won. Score; X. II. E
St Louis -. .001 0l0 000-2 3
New York Al 100 22'-ll 0
Batterics-Brown and Raub; Two
base hits-Bresnahan, Taylor. Three
base hits-Bresnahan, Dahlen. Home
run-Brown. Bases on balls-Off
Brown, s; off Taylor, 3. Struck out
BY Brown. 4; by Taylor. 5. Umpires-
KLEIN and Johnstone.
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, June IT.

Fishing In Provo river Is excellent.
Scenery magnificent. Trout and chicken
dinners at Upper Falls Resort Trains
leave salt Lake 500 q. m. and 300 a. m.
Returning. leave Upper Falls and
Forks at 300 p. m. and ZOO p. m. Ev-
crybody invited. fare. .25 round trip.
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A,.aro q. Boston o.

Lacn June Is. - Chicago
e,,. and shut out Boston. 10
,sisy In the opening game OF
-. Aitrock was given fine
"a allowed Boston four scat
ssorc. r. II. e
soi Oao oO'-e s 2
" 600 900 600 4 !
-S,-Altrock and sullivan. j.
n winter and Armoruster.
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GARFIELD EXCURSION.

Sunday trips TO busiest spot in Utah.
Round trip soc. Trains OF IL 80 q. m.
nHd 3:20 p. m. Great Salt Lake at its
best Worlds greatest copper smelter
New model town on tho shore. Roam
the hills and view the mammoth Inn
proyements.
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H. Shuts Out Boston in
0Oening Game OF
Series,
.uERTCAN LEAGUE.
xork q. Detroit 2
ALAG of Clubs.

.nr7 June l6.-Detrolt kept
as,fIelders busy with four
most OF them long run
E..sss falling TO them. But the
NOT hit safely. scoring
-. I'm ON n couple OF errors
~, a,ssr on two belated singles
ets'' crore. r. II. E
a~ zoo 100 00l-2 3
NJ 200 O0l oO3-s IL 2
|.,s,LKillIan and Warner Ches-
1 n urSuire
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| loCIS June IA home run. a
"a single scored two runs for
rcn 10 the tenth inning, and
4. last. s 10 3. Score. X. II. r.,
| IA .6i2 600 900 % 5 l
Srsn coo OLE 00G 2-5 10 3
|,gles-smith, Glade and Hickey;
Id c Smith and Wakefield
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'ScHT RACE ON.
. o'at In ooverHeIlooland d
emperor WlIIlan,'s Cur

ii Eng, June 1s.-Six Yachts
E.IIso,an morning In the annual
',rt s.anc sns race for Emperor
lIsSl1s With fair castoriy
pa s, o.4, The boats got OF in the
sinhssse The American built
4, n D., owned by George ".
. >Ps,t t'ssmen: sn the British cutter
ltaH,e ~ Mrs a. IL. Lcwis-HilI
II ystS,n; the British built
,ss,Ssnu. Clara. owned by Max
,.,.s,' ',ae me of Cologne; tho Brit
nj neht sunshine owned by
1aSi ,nomon OF Glasgow: tho
'Ek,a .aImEard. owned nv G a
~ = Issr snS g, seebeck OF Trayen-
= Bsnss Betty, owned by Ian
stNAaA of Cowes
~ Car allows the Ailsa As min
nsd hours and : minutes @
sslas ! hours and 90 minutes,
"a n. soors and nftean min,
. setty : hours and IS
@eA In fhE
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rI,n. md Clippers ut Lnsoon.

Th. Frumkin Smokers will play the
Clippers Sunday afternoon at Lagoon
M 4 o'clock The last game TINT was
nlayed by these two teams resulted In
n tic score of to g. Both teams VIII
fight hard to win this game.
The linc-ups are as follows;
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Eureka.
Score by Innings,

lors, /.
Sacrifice Hits-Jensen, /.
Stolen Bnses-Lumley. Stewart 2,
Margctts, James 2.
Left on Bases-Dubci Tailors Z, Eu-
reka g.
Bases on BaIls-On Jensen. 2. onn
johnson. ..
Two base HIts-O'C Connell, Jensen
Three base HIts-Scare.
Double Plays-BcCk, Douglass and
Margctts: Rush. Newell and Northrop.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Lumley. King.
Stewart johnson.
Struck Out-By Jensen, Z; by John
son, 3.
wild Pitches-Johnson
Time OF Gamc-2 hours and so min
utes.
Umpire-Billy Dutch.
Attendance-300
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PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Chlca-
go Philadelphia game declared off In
first inning; rain.
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THE WEEK IN LOCAL SPORT

while Rush will probably do the slab
work for Eureka.
The detailed story Of the game fol-
lows:
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Some More Nnin.
Racing YnNI TamcrIane Arrives Home,

BROOKLYN. juno l6.-Brooklyn-
PIttsburg game postponed, rain.