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AMERICAN.

Cleveland. Sept q Cleveland and Bcs-
ton broke even today. Boston could 10
nothing with Hess In Tie FIRST game
while Young was a puzzle 10 Cleveland
in tho second
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Elimination Contest 10 Determine
Entries Was Started
This Morning.
KeLlER'S CAR FIRST AWAY.
There Was 40 Number 13 Because of
The Superstition Attached to It.
Thousands Witnessed Start.

New York. sept 2-The elimination
race TO determine who shall have the hon
or Of meeting the foreign experts In the
automobile contest flr the VANDERBILT,
cup on Get q, vas started promptly at 6
o'clock. The day was clear and the course
In nne saap' the showers Of last night
having served emily TO lap the dust TO some
extent
Car No. I. driven by Keller, was the
first away Keelet aud Lyttle, the latter
IN car No. 3 were slow h. getting under
Way when they crossed the mark but
Mongiui in car No. 8, got flying start
Tie automobiles got away IN the fol.
lowing order
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VIII Gather at Commercial Club To.
night To Talk Over Situation.

The tennis players OF Salt Lake will
sa'her tonight al the Commercial club
bigger tennis headquarters IN salt lake
Mhat Is wanted IS a heatquariers suf.
leiehty large 10 make this the actua
az Wen as the formal headquarters for
ihtefmountain tennis At the Miller
oWls there are now pair Of nets.
gui -FOUR more are wanted. al least. as
sen az a clubhouse, and a membershin
/. ~ ~ players, Al least Plans for making
~ improvements viii be developed
10 ail probability tonight.
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Queens Park clubs from Scotland. All
these clubs are powerful factors In foot
ball. and the decision 10 organize base
ball clubs will do much toward popu-
larizing the game.
Next season there will be several
leagues organized, In London alone Ave
are already formed, or will be before
next summer They are the British
Baseball league. the Southern league.
the Junior league, the London league
and the Commercial league. These Ave
associations viii have a combined men,
bership OF fifty clubs. while the North
British Baseball association will have
several minor leagues affiliated with IL.
II Is expected that Scotland and Ire
land will eventually form separate
leagues, and a series OF international
matches win be arranged similar 10 the
annual football contests.
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JOCKEY KILLED.
Was Thrown During Race at Grave
send Track.

New York. Sept a-Jorkey Bertrand
Freishon was instantly killed, and Jock
ey c. Ross sustained fracture Of the
skull as result Of an accident in the
9th race at Grayesend today. Burns.
who also fell. escaped Injury. The race,
which was a selling event for three-year-
olds and up at one mile and a quarter.
drew a field q ten. Freishon had The
mount q Joe Levy, {. Ross on Lopuis n,
and c. Burns on Sonoma Beic. These
three horses were last away from The
post and trailing their field. As mo neld
was making the paddock and IN full view
OF the grandstand. Joe Levy, who was on
the rail. crossed his legs and EEL, bump
Ing souoma Belle. and caused her 20
faf Louis n. who was directly behind
Joe Lew stepped on Freishon, crushing
him, ard fsll over Joe Levy. Frelshon
was is ur IL years old, and was native
OF New orleans, being brought north By
NJ. l. Haymau. Results.
First race. about six fuflongs-sufrage
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CON-
PANl. Principal Office. Room SIC Dolly
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. Loca-
ton 81 mines, near Mammoth, Juab Coun-
ty, Utah. Notice-There are delinquent
on the following described stock an ac-
count Of assessment Nc, u OF cents per
share levied on the nth dsy OF August
lsns. tie several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders
as follows.
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RESCUE OF A MERCHANT.

A prominent merchant OF Shongo. ".
Y, }. A. Thomson. says: Several years
ago l contracted q cough which grew
worse and worse, Until was hardly
able 10 move around. coughed con.
stantly and nothing relieved my terri
bic suffering until | tried Dr. Kings
New Discovery. Before ] had taken
half bottle my cough was much bet
Ter. and In short time ] Was entirely
cured. surely believe It saved my
life. II will always be my family rem
edy for colds" Fully guaranteed. 50c
and 800 at z, c. NJ. |. Drug Dept. ia
ia So Main St Trial bottle free.
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COAST LEAGUE.
Makes Bold Attempt to Prove II SIN
Lives.

Seattle. Sept. n.-Aftsr q Ions ,or.,i,s
Won this Afternoon between pre,sden, psr.
we Coast league and President Agnsv
~ we seattle baseball team. refardins al.
..stea grievances. Nj Aenew PAVE on,
We following statement.
Ttrdent BERT has answered nv doc
s.,n,ery proof every question ASKED by
os.Iue ! am thoroughly sa.lsaed.
,,,,t nnAnoes are Intact The Seattle
dsy 49,, VII enve fer California sun
az Arrew said that the Question az
sse vithdravins from the lesrue AZ
~. end OF tie season was discussed wi,f
w ~ tesnn that Seattle will rot vithdraw
49,, 49,. snsnces are that the isarue viii he
n esa % include four clubs IN tb,
WIN ana tour clubs Ia the south
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WAS \ VERY SICK BOY.
But Cured by Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kennedy.

when my boy was two years old he
had a very severe attack OF bowel COM
plalnt, but b. the use OF Chamberlain's
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy we
brought him out all right" says Maggie
can be depended upon IN the most severe
cases. Even cholera iuiantum II cured by
IT, Follow the plain printed directions
and 4 cure is certain. For sale by all
druggists.
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And IN sceordanes With law and en- o.
der Of the Boart Of Directors made on
shares OF each parcel Of stock as nav
he necessary will be sold az public auc-
u0n az the Office Of the company, SIC
Dooly Building. Salt Lake City. Utah
on tie an day q Oct0ber. 1916. az 80
o'clock .. m o. said dav. 70 pay the de-
linQuent asttssmert thereon. toCsthsr
with the cost Of advtrtlsiag and expense
% sale
a. REEVES, Secretary.
rIrtt publication. September - 1875
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
pave Division, DO and for Salt Lake Coun-
". state OF Utah ia the matter q the
estate Of Elizabeth a. Evans Deceased.
Nouee.-Ihe petition OF Annie J. Evans
praying for tho issuance 70 herself of
Elizabeth a. Evans. deceased, has BEEN
SCI Tor hearing on Saturday, the g0th day
OF September A. y les. AZ 70 O'clock =.
NJ az the County Court House. IN the
Court Room " said Court. In salt Lake
city salt Lake County. Utah
witness the Clerk OF said Court NTH
the seal thereof affixed this 18Th day Il
September A. y. 1905.
lseaD J. L ELDREDGE JR., CLERK.
ny W, II. Fdwsw0rth, Deputy Clerk
Alexander MeMaster. Attorney Tor Psti-
TONER
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE NEW STATE GUN CLUB.
corporation, Organized under the Laws
u the state Of Utah Location Of pfinci-
pa place q business. salt Lake City.
Utah. Notice "a hereby given that at
meeting % the Trustees. held on the tn
day - October, 100, an assessment - 81
psr share was levied on TIE capital seek
q the corporation, payable on o. before
the 18Th day o. septemter 100. 20 the
Secretary AZ his Office No. n Second
St, salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon
which the assessment may remain unpaid
on the said 3th day Of September. 1919
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale
made before. viii be sold on the 18th day
Of October. lss. 20 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with TIE cost % ad-
ysrtising and expenses Of ssle
salt Lake CITY, Utah Sept q is<
LIpNpGE Ia THoNAA sserttuy.
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So some Of him lived, but most Of him
died.
And that was the finish Of him.
And Il Isn't the shame. ana il isn't the
blame
That Jars Ike hsttsrng ram:
It's coming ~ know that the crowd never
knows
Anything ike what The umpire knows
And does not give A.
indianapolis Star
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LYME MAY RETIRE.

New York. Sept E.--Lucien Lyme one
Of the most prominent Jockeys IN this
country has decided 10 give up riding
OF late Il has only been by the most Ne.
we're methods that be could keep his
weight down 70 20 pounds. He may go 70
France or Germany. Otherwise he viii
give up racing
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won. Louis second. Jacobite third. Tine
lilo
Second race 81 frrlongs Momentum
won Royal LADY second. Royal Breeze
third. Tmc-l0 IS.
Third race mile and a furloug-Coy
Maid won Dandellon second. Far West
third. Time-l.54a.5
Fourth race. the Willow handicap. So
fu,l0ngs-kennyette won, Cold Lady 80,
ond. Fantastic third. Timc--i:01 3-S
Fifth race, mile and d uunrter-Ianeas.
TRAN won, Our Sister second Huntington
third. Time-2NI
Sixth race. mile and q siyteenth-Nru.
isis won, stole second, Miss ogden third.
Time--i:lS
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|lFF1Nll||E:, S S.,
= STILL IN FORM
I''' nat Of Mighty
CfesceuS'
|,ss, VILE IN a:0a FLAT
,,oupauIed by Runner But
'' NV Wv va. no wind shield
TO Help Her
|,,E, NILE IN a;02 F-A''

n sept a-sT'e' NSi .,.
Sssa'a.s ~ ~ largest crowd ever ., s.,n-
= Columbus 81 irses va, '. ,seS1 81,
4 !s.o:a il not only loS s',ah,Ia p' y
. '''i 'i' d ,, ~ for the course.
. t1iaas |. hi ,ss sat l. a quarter OF a
b b. sl..., % i M a. q, time Of cT..'e rus
:! S'l', I, , i.I sweet Marie was s &C,
.. .,i BY runner 'i.s 'lI p b s.GS' her
r =, V, t N -. ~ q ....-.
,1, ' g-ssns ohsmplon thTe ny a..
| y 10, .,sigon Whsn % Won ., ,ns ,. p1
! rllhg ,.' ,be Kentucky SOCK ist ~
| TX hsai q n IA. share Was N,'o u n.
,..J purse, N he Abbott hesui.s.
H Id tIelhel y. tbree Id uve, purse
| y ai,' i y Won DE first second ~ !
80 ~ and ne race u ,,s'r6 ana
Ia. Bels ~ Iiloi.. .lli. Kim, Cale'
10 lsI iss ~ s IT, Admiral '.., ~
~ 4 h'A' N. d., HelgraPn,
u B' 81, Brogs aud Aiation slso
ss..,.,v stock AN fa'uri,y or i ,bres'
AZ 49, trotisr tiys.oa w. S@ue,.it.,v4-Tb9
49, "A two heats IhutsusS! hs ~.
~ y. !" he second and third hests
~ " In AIN. 2leis. "a N 1,
II ~ ~. 80 IN ..lg4 kera, PTou-
y 2, ~. -. - governor Francis. Al
b ls,y Vendetta, KIDD Mc6IesVT
a. Ana MsnsoFa also s .,! -.
y, ~ psrtnan Consolation ~ p n =
!. :, ...is purse il,oe-C1p!iln ps ~,
~ ~. .,,tisht heats and me race 10
w, "a 40 Billy Cole, Crayto9n =,
~ pafk. Nanya, Blgn seven
~ go rs, slAgtsd. -.
|Iy sss uotiing ihfes in nyv b s,
- 1 won three sIalsal' , 1ssS
4 i, ~ IN ,ilit l.lot' ~. pun pun
I. j,tle Btnyon. Peter balta KUN
40, Tniy Lstcher, Fashoda' 10
49, srrnel Burns, Pearl hoNal ana
r,lr also started. 49,, -,,,s,
.-s pointer won the second and
4. "a and the race In .'.sf ~.
~ ~ ths frst heat IN 2.oi Graft.
~ ka,iir Htvolo, Ny star and la
RI lK started r.,o 81,
NV 4 Lewis Won two straight
- ~. .9I ORC, Van SAINT
~ gsssrta, Totars and BoreaEelle
f,sss,- 70 beat track record TON.
!. w. Won Tine BY quarters
a, IN 30 a.,
i,ssr . beat i59i. pacins-Audo-
Dr. let Tme-2Q,l..
r.5t'- % beat .g.h uoitng-l'ord
II, lgt Timt-2lo
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EXCURSIONS
TO COLORADO
Via d & r @ Sept, 81. "a 20

.l7.b FOR the round trip 10 Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Good re-
turning until Oct. 10th. stopover al
lowed. Pixies Peak Centennial at Colo
RADIO Springs. Big attractions OF all
kinds Take the Scenic Limited leaving
here ESQ ?. m, arriving at Colorado
Springs i;l7 p. m. Finest train in the
west on time every day.
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\ Wonan's
latitude

H. H., more than a year I
f. "a 5. ! sufferer completely
/ ~ oEn. | had not slent
\. " :. Or three hour, sbv
& =, CIV weeks. l had such
|i 4 s,'''y in NY head. and and
! , .'' . irritable. | could
Ii "a upon my Judge.
+, y ny memory was
3. ! 'taliSed that | was as
(s,s.II mind and | thought ~bt
krss'ss.T o. worse, the as '.
s, ny, ,'ii be my doom. Nv
'''1h Of medicine. I
IN Tradition. lie e'' ,., tOld
r. Dr.. Miles \ neon. .ecou'.
'ey sure It t'V wonii
4 . | bought a b SSsla
,,iSat l took , O1 que.
s:s \. ,aa fell asleep n a
! ! we, ~..l the FIRST rest 81 I
3 ia s'.s', and Oh. i / will !
EIiIT'ls'' that sweet ,I WIN
81. ", e, ! have conti P'ssP
/ III -, ss,, sleep like a baby ~
VIOLA BARKER
EM. Orange, Texas.
w. M s., .....s's,t., Nat ~.
|-'aalc',EaA.rslas
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WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We pay especial attention TO this
branch Of printing The newest and
most striking scripts are In our type
stock. Ask TO see the Tiffany Upright.
II is the most popular and pleasing
style Of type used on wedding station
cry
Deseret News Job Printing Depart
ment
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
consult County Clerk or respee tive slsn
crs Tor further Information.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division. iu ana f5r saIt iake Conn.
". state of Utah lu the matter u tbs
ff.a,.alc and guardianship a John Elmer,
dH'thct r. Lucille. Eliza seth j., David
w. Aldfidgc ~, Ruth. Mary ana Rich
49,, L.'lls Eyars, Minors. Notlce.-Ihs
uuoh Of Florence n, Evans praying f0r
w w ISSUANCE 10 herself OF Letter Of Guaf.
u'auaAlp on ihe persons and estates OK thS
10Y named Minors has been set 10
sseeilhs on Saturday. tie a9th day 4
sstsp'emotr 4. D lggs ~ 10 O'Clock a. m,
nv ~ we county Court House. in tho Court
hoon q said Court In salt Lake civ.
sgil Lake County. Utah.
=, NNhess The clerk ~ said Court. Wlih
W sea- theieQt affixed this 18th d8y Of
september. 4 b. lJ0d
HelD J. l.. ELDREDGE. JR., Clerk
By vs.. r. Farnsworth. Deputv Cierk
,AfleAandsr Mcblas,er Attorney .or Peti-
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COLORADO EXCURSIONS

Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo.
Round Trip NI75 Sept q, q. %. lin
4 Oct. 10th. Stop-overs allowed via
Colorado Midland Observation sleep.
ing and dining cars.
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EXCURSIONS
TO COLORADO
Via D & r @ sept.2l %, 20

si775 for the round trip 10 Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Good re-
turning until oct 10th. stopover al
lowed. Pixies Peak Centennial at Colo
RADIO Springs Big attractions OF all
kinds Take the Scenic Limited leaving
here $50 ,. m. arriving at Colorado
Springs 4;l7 D. m. Finest train IN the
West On time every day.
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pathetic OF Eedies recorded the
Riley Grammar broken
applied for admission New York hospital
she registered as sick and destitute
years ago
father said
shnce
occasions charging
abandonment
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CARS AND DRIVERS
AT BEST SPEED

Each driver sent his car away az It's
best possible speed and ~ a few seconds
every car was lost to sight from tn
grandstand Twelve cars Stated IA the
race out Of the IS entries. There was no
No. 10 drawn because u the superstition
attached 90 that number
The crowds along the course az tbs
start were rot as large a. expected bu
the early comers were there M goody
numbers, and A. the day advanced their
number was largely augmented
The course Is S.1l miles and must be
gone over ~ times.
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

We have your text books az pub
lisheTs prices Also the most COM
plete and varied line Of school sta
uonery IN the market.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern,
Main Street.
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rHoUsANDs oF SPECTATORS.

Thousands Of persons and hundreds Of
automobiles and other vehicles gathered
early today along the course which the
preliminary automobile for the Wander
bllt clip Was commenced today. The race
called the elimination trial was for cars
OF American manufacture and was 70
determine which Of the cars should have
the night Of competing for the cup over
the same course. on Oct 6.
The conditions for todays race were:
Race American elimination trial.
Placc-Nassau county, Long Island.
Start-FTcm Westbury, at s a. m
Length Of Coursc-glTl miles
Number Of Starters-TweiYe. 10 be sent
away at minute intervals.
Ohject-To select FIVE Americas made
cars 10 compete In the Vanderbilt cup
race 20 be run over the same course Oct.
s.
Estimated time Il will take-Flve hours.
Winner-Last year, Bert Dindley.
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AsTIR EARLY

specte tors and contestants we're astir
early. giving the stAid old roads u Long
Island an appearance OF life they seldom
assume, At Westbury. where the start was
made. the grandstand was crowded 10 IN,
limit Of It's capacity. Many persons prom
lnent IN society mingled IN the throng
and Il was noticeable that many Of the
fair sex risked the danger Of early mists
and fogs 70 witness a race In a"sporT
that has taken SO great hold Of pop
ulsr interest
The course Is said 10 be an exceedingly
dangerous one and there were fears II ac-
cidents There are nine sharp turns on
the course, as follows; Jerieo, East Nor
yich, Bulishoao old Westbury. at
point near Roselyn, Manhassett Lake
VILE, sesrington and Minneola- The turn
at Old Westbury Is the most dangerous.
Its shape is 20 much like a hairpin that
Il has been given the name of the Hair
pin Turn"
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,.,,t(||'!IIIl
-G1gazg '''''''' '''
No dentifrlce like S0zOD0NT.

No dentifrice like S0z0D0NT.
Why? Because its mission as an
Alkaline Antiseptic Liquid Denti-
frice is to permeate the gums and
mouth and penetrate the mlnut.
est Crevices Of the teeth neu.
Trailing and removing mouth
acids, antisepticising and clean
sing the entire tooth structure.
Its fragrance is delicious and
lasting.
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Tickets on sale from Ogden and In
termediate points, October ith 10 It'll.
inclusive; all other points October Bird
10 9Th. limits, october 18th and 18th,
respectively.
Proportionately low rates from 9th.
or stations not shown.
See agents for further particulars.
ID. Y. hurley.
General Passenger Agent,
ID. 5. SPENCER.
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
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Sl.oo ROUND TRIP
TO AMERICAN FORK

Via SALT LAKE ROUTE Monday.
Special train 1880 ,. m. Dance al Apol.
low Hall Everybody invited. Special
returning leaves al midnight.
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81. Louis Sept. 1.-THE locals. after
knocking Wsddell out Of The box pounded
Cunningham for eight runs. The GAM
daTkness.
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and Gibson. TWo-bass hlts-Bates, Can
lev, Three-baso hlts-Howard Bases on
bails-On Willis, 2; on Dorner, . Struck
out-By willis, /, by Dorner 2.
I'mpire-Supple.
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TENNIS PLAYERS.

Bsttertes-MIller and Hogriev,r: slim.
mel and Renniker.
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CONFERENCE.
october 9Th. 9th. and eth

The following greatly reduced rates
will be made from various o. s. l..
points 10 Salt Lake.
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Purity and superiority Of flavor have
given MOUNTS Ketchup the popular
call
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WESTERN.

Lincoln. Sept n-LIncoln had the game
won from the frst inning though the ylsl.
tors held them level after that
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ixer sept A-The first Tans q
= slss q ne season between ST
. ~ Brooklyn was won today by
"a ne managers 4 the rival
W Q brltg forward Mondays
y itish ne series as a double
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Portland. Or, Sept a.-Portland won
q hard fought tNelYe-inning Raml.
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Bst,eriss-McKsy and Rogers; MeNee-
ley and Gondlng
Denver Sept. a.-Denysr easily shut
cut Sioux City today
seoro' RH.H
Denver ....... N
o4uuh Nity ".....,..................0 8
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Bsiteries-IIenderson and Carson; FtE-
gerald and Hogan.
Umpire ahaftey.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seattle, Sept. a.--san Francisco broke
seattle's winning streak today, winning
by score OF 4 90 {? McClair. a young
lef,hander. was tried out by the local
club. He was wild. and with men on
bases. Vickers relieved him. Two hits
followed. giving San Francisco three runs
and enough 20 win.
Score: R.H.E
Seattle ....... ........................3 7
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Batteries-McClsir, vickers and Hansen,
Brown and Spies.
UmplTe-Derrick.
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N THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL

biiisres-OFsl rt King Ames,
fyioi, Ferfrsd1 AZ Btsnahan. Three
y al-Htfr1h Ts0-base hit-Kling,
NJ hises O. sls-or overall 10; on
M artk oIi-By Ames. 3; b.
pa : b Ttytt 9
Gas'a-Els- sti Carpenter
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- - lh'nlsoa, Karger and Mar.
| isLoIiol, and Ritter. Three-base
'r,h Bases on balls-on Pas.
|h,-it,s '1''''''us v
rll's-EziBs and Johnropa
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Pueblo. Sept z.--Pueblo hit Miller a,
onportunt times and took the opening
game from De' Moines by a score Of 3
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

Oakland, Sept. .l-Errors BY GOehRsu-
er and Ellis lost the game for los An
geles today. Oakland winning by score
Of 20 . Nagle allowed only four hits.
but Ellis dropped two flies and a Wild
throw by Gochnauer resulted IN two runs
for The home team IN the fourth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

~ S sA ~. n.-clnelnnau today
~ fAa'tlphla By opportune III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

batltTles-Na and Eager' HOPKINS
and Hackett
Umpire-Parrine.
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and Petit
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4. ~ n lsssf srd schlel; sparks
vI.s..D oe.a. TEo-bast hltsEsen,
~ t.-b, llies-olse hlts-Loberf.
e. /, ~ spaIa ~ Richie. /. by
fvtl,.e 1'' on balls on SPARKS.
f;es-0bsy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

i, =, s:. vel tined TO-DAY. WbilsN ~
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