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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
HOT AT PUTNEY.
Trial Race Between Harvard aud Lon
don Club is Postponed Seyery Days.

Putney. Eng, Aug G-The projected
full course trial Of the Harvard crew viii
a picked crew o. the London Rowing
club was postponed today because Of Oh,
heat.
Tho Harvard men, however, did a couple
Of spirits with the London Rowing ciuh
eight. The dashes lasted a minute and
two minutes. The Americans struck water
al the rate Of 2 a. the minute. The Lon
dorers showed 90 the front az the start
but were beaten by half length on each
occasion.
Cambridge had q two minutes trial
against a mixed amateur and professional
crew. The latter geuing away az The rate
Of ~ 20 the Cambridge mems a. led Tor
the first minute but ne Cambridge boat
drew up and was half a length ahead ~
the end Of two minutes.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sig
ers for fuItber information.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for furtber Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake Coun-
ty state Of Utah In the matter OF the
estate Of Mathew Holt Deceased Notice
The petition ~ Samuel r Holt. pray
Ing Tor the issuance 20 himself q Letters
q Administration "a the estate Of Mathew
Bolt deceased, has been ser for hearing
on Saturday. the sth day Of September, A.
Court House. In the Court Room Of said
Court On Salt Lake city. Salt Lake Coun-
Is. Utah
Witness the clerk ~ said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 2ith day OF
August A. ID. ieH.
(SealI j T.. ELDREDGE. JR.. Clerk.
By ", n FarnswOrth Deputy Clerk
Stewart, Stewart & Bulge Attorneys
f0r Petitioner
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

THE SILVER SHIELD MINING &
MILLING co Principal place of bust
uess Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice IS
hereby given that az a meeting az the
Board u Directors 90 the above named
COMPANY held on the 3rd DAY u
August 1905. assessment No. it. II 8 cents
per share, was levied on tie capital stol /
% tie corporation OUTSTANDING payab's
Immediately % p. n. Mead, secretary. At
sN Mccormick Ry..iiuE. salt Lake civ.
Utah. Any stock upon which tbs as-
stssmert may remain unpaid on Wednes-
day. Sept ). ls,f wiz ~ delinquent anI
advertised for sale ~ public auction,
and unless payment Is made will
be sold on Saturday, Sept. =. iss al 70 a
~. AZ the office OF the secretary. va
Mccormick Building salt Lake CITY.
Utah, 20 pay the delinouent assessment
together with cost - ADVERTISING end ex-
psnses q sale =. r. MEAD.
Secretary.
sc Mccormick Building sal, Lake .city.
Utah
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be- pleased
60 learn that there Is al least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 90 cure
In AN us stages. and that is Catarrh
Halls Catarrh cure is the only positive
cure now known tc the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional disease
requires q constitutional treatment Halls
tatdrrh cure is taken internally ACTING
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces NJ the system thereby destroying
the foundation OF The disease. and giving
tho patient strength by building W The
constitution and assisting nature On doing
iis work. Tho rrcpuctors have so much
faith On SO curative powers that they of.
fer ono Hundred Dollars for any case
that % fails 90 cure. Send Dor let 0l
testimonial
Address F. J CHENEY & co.
Toledo o.
Sold bY pruEgifts &c.
Take Halls Family Pin. for c5rsIps-
ti1n
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SIZE ToINn REImr

II sou arc troubled with liver comp. slnt
and have not received help read this
Mrs Mar T. Hammond Moody. Texas
n vas On poor health-with liver trouble
for over O. year. lotiore 40 me ~ Enoa
ard I tried Hcrbirc and three bottles
cured me ] can't say Goo much for Her.
bIrs. o. % is wonderful liver medicine
I aiuay- have 10 in tho house Publish
where YOU wish" Sold 10 4 e. ". r.
Drug Dept. ne aud ili South Main ~ D
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GOLOF|ELO SURE
.s,o- OF BIG FIGHT
Manager and Man Who Interpose
Obstacles win be Handled
Rough Shod.
WON'T STAND FOR A FIZzLE.
Training Quarters Arc Crowded Every
Day bl Both Men aud Wo-
men Spectators.

Go.dasJ Aug I-lu spite ~
the wrangnag and objections Of over
anxious managers, there seems no doubt
that The hsht between Cans and Nelson.
scheduled fJr 3 o'clock Monday aftcf-
noon will De pulled on on time.
Nelson's manager has apparently exc
hdIsiei every resource in planning
things ,u suit Die man aud as Cans has
met every demand from the Nelson side.
there ls NO reason why The men should
not meet 10 the ring n they DO n9t
20 BIS safe 90 say that the puzenghiers
who place am obstacle ln the way win
have q hard time in getting out ~
Goldneld alive. The men working in
the mines IN and about G0ldheld are VERY
much worked up over the situation, and
are not AZ an backward iu saying: ~
Sc don't see tight someone Will he
hurt
The promoters Of the fight while as
aertlng the peaceful habits and orderly
conduct % The citizens OF G0ldfed when
things 60 10 suit them are not so posi-.
tive as 20 what will be done IL the
fght should turn out 10 be a hzzie or
there should be any suspicion Of fake
REFUSE TO WEIGH
Nelson's manager. when asked by the
newspaper correspondents ID be would
allow Nelson 20 weigh before them today.
positively declined. but said that Nelson
would weigh every day on the club
scales between now and the fight. pro-
yided Cans ola the same Cans abs1.
lutclV declined this offer. and said that
h. would not again weigh IN public until
the day Of the fight
Last nights and todays train brought
into Golahed many well known sporting
men who have seats al the ringside A
large number OF San Francisco and sew.
eral eastern newspaper men also arrived
today. Nat Goodwin got in on a special
train tonight Eddie Grauey who
refereed the Britt-Nelsou fight az C0lma
last September Tim McGrath and Col
Martin Brady are here.
MANY WATCHERS.
Both training camps were crowded late
this afternoon while the nghtWeghts
trained. Cans in particular was IN fns
fettle, and De worked harder than any
day since the signing OF articles. The
manner iu which b. punched the bag and
skipped the rope was a revelation The
care-worn look which heretofore has
led many 10 believe that his condition
was not the best. had entirely dissp.
peared. and several times the rope con.
Meeting the bag with IS socket was sew
cred by the force Of his powerful blows
Nelson went through his exercise as
be always does, ceaselessly and with his
characteristic determination His three.
round bOu; with Lunde was a spicy eX.
hibition, and the Dane was heartily ap.
plauded az the conclusion Of the set.to
Nelson's skin and face gloWed with
healthful color and his every appearance
showed him 20 be in perfect condition
There was no change today IN the bet.
ting. and no heavy individual wagers
were reported Ten 10 eight. with Cans
iavoHte. ale the prevailing odds
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MATINEE RACING

ReadyiIle. Mass. Aug gi-The prepa.
Iations for the inter.city matinee meeting
for amateur driving clubs OF New York
Cleveland Pittsburg Syracuse. Chicago
Denver and Boston which will be held
on Monday and Tuesday Of next week az
TIE keadvllle track are practically CON.
pleted The entries are large. and in
Ciude some az the fastest gentlemen's
driving horses IN the country
There will b. ~ races six each dsy
and a fine array Of cups and other tro-
phi,s awaits the winners
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Oakland. Aug 3l-Tmely and consecu-
tive hitting by Oakland iu the FIRST three
innings today won the game from Fresno
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\ SCIENTIFIC WONDER

The cures that stand 10 ats credit
made Buckln's Arnics Salyc scien-
tific wonder IL cured Il. r. milford.
lecturer Tor the Patrons 81 Hustandry
waynesboro. Pa, Of a distressing case
OF Plies II heals the worst Burns.
Sores B0ils. Ulcers Cuts. Wounds.
Chilblains and salt Rheum. only 2ic
az =. g. NJ. J. Drug Dept, ll2-lii go.
Main ST
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PuLLIAM FOR REELECTION.

Pitishurg Aug -i.-HerV G. puluam.
president OF TIE National Bass ball league
who arrived IN Pittsburg today made the
announcement that h. would be q Caudl.
date for reelection a. chief executive ~
that organization az lts next annual meet
ing On December. n be IL defeated Mr.
Pulllsm saws be- viii retire permanently
from professional baseball
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
EXCURSION TO OGDEN
AND OGDEN CANYON

sunday. sept 2. via oregon short
Line Round trip 90 ogden only 81 90.
Trains leave salt Lake 1.l0 and %. 80 a.
m. or 1880. i.05 or sos D. on. Re.
turning. leave ogden go OF $50 p. u.,
and special az 1880 p. m Fine trout
and chicken dinner az the Hermitage
90 ogden canyon.
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A SUMMER EXCURSION
To the Big Horn Country.

Go where The cool hrcezss blow 4
delightful trip over the Worlds Scenic
Route. Two miles high in an open top
observation car through the Rorld-fa-
nous canyons Of Colorado thence
through Colorado SPRINGS and Denver
70 Frannie. Lovell and Cowley, Wyo.
Fare $50 o. foc the round trip Sept
and :. good returning IN 90 days
Sev any y & r. O. agent
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And ln accordance With law ana A. 81.
Der II The Board % Directors. made IN
the 39fh day OF April lHs 50 many shares
az each parcel u stock o. may be neces.
safy will bc sod 40 The ofnce ~ me com.
pauy, No. &c West South Temple street
salt Lake CITY. Utah. on the IN day u
September 1915 90 y o'clock noon. a. nav
delinquent assessment thereon t1EetA az
with the cost q advertising ard expense
% sale
] A WEST,
Secretary. No. q West South Temple ST.
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coMIsKEY SIGNS ANOTHER

Chicago Aug G-Rresdent Charles
Comiskey Of the Chicago American league
baseb ball team announced TODAY that jas
Callahan had been signed 20 hnish the
ANLNun WIN ID. WIN. Stocking.
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AMERICAN

Detroit Aug sam Thompson right
fielder on the champion Big Four De-
trolt team of nearly twenty years ago,
PLAYED the same position for Detroit this
af,uo0u 90 help out the crippled club.
With the bases full m the attn, be- sim
gled Pact Jones. scoring the lrst two
runs ~ the game and winning q right
there. Howell split a finger trying To
stop a liner from Mullins bat and may
he out for the season
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE WESTERN WOODEN MILLS
COMPANY Principal place of business
Salt Lake City Utah. Notice.-There arc
delinquent upon the following described
stock 81 per share. levied on the 9Oth day
u Aptt, lss, the several amounts set
opposite the names Z the respective
stockholders as follows.
No No.
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SOURCE OLE POWER.

A popular source q power for small
pumping plants IL the gasoline en-
CINE. Where the price Of gasoline is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

Only the nuals remain 10 play Do NE
intermguutaiu tennis series Yesterdays
play advanced Brown to the finals 90 sin
gles and with his team mate Rodney Bad
ger 10 the finals in doubles The position
"a singles IL more important because there
will be no challenge match 10 cefend a
title, and the winner Of the anals akes
the title, defaUied this year by Reuben
Hunt
IN the play yesterday Richards and
piummeI were counted out Of the doubles.
In favor OF Neal and Giiffn, VINO played
them with the closest kinds OF finishes.
Brown aud BaCger trimmed Boyd and
Taylor with ease. and this leaves Brown
ana Badger now 20 play Neal and Gut-
Tin for the honor Of meeting the salisbury
brothers IN the challenge match. the Sal
isbury brothers defenGn. the title
This match will probably be held Mon
day n the weather permits games today
and the singles hnas viii be held Tues.
daN.
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LABOR DAY AT SALTAIR.

Last day If the season. Thirty
trains. Forty-fve minute service.
Matchloss bathing. Good music, fine
dancing.
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viii Contest in IntermountaIn
Tennis Championships
This Afternoon.
WINNERS MEET SALISBURYS.
In Singles salisbury and Brown VIII
Play Tor Final llonOrs and
Handsome Trophy.
TENNIS FOR TODAY

Miller Courts
Fuals Boz Womens doubles and mems
doubles.
Mics Williams and Mrs Griffin SIS
Mies Lyons and Miss Hutchinson. D. m.
Neal and Griffin W. Brown and Badger
,. m
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

Philadelphia. Aus. a.-New. York lost
10 Philadelphia today through inability
10 hit Ritchie's delivery.
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LABOR DAY AT LAGOON.

Sparring Match. Terry Davis W. Joe
Green. Championship Baseball. Gar.
land vs. BcuniifuL Free clamhake.
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BURTNER EXPLAINS.

III, games will b. held on the Miller
courts although they were ouglnally an
uounceO Tor the \ 81 &. A. courts, An
item printed ip the News Of THURSDAY
explained the reason for this, that the
tennis players had found they could not
secure the courts. as an Informal tOurBa-
ment was on there in the championship
week
Physical Director H. II Burtner u the
V Nj. G.. A. returned FRIDAY nom Bear
Lake where he has been frustrating Tor a
month. and ou learning. through the
News" that there was AN apparent lack
Of harmony, he took immediate steps 20
inyestlsate' To the News" he says that
The tournament being played there 10 de-
cidedy an informal ataiI gotten up long
before the dates 10Y the iutermouniain
CHAMPIONSHIPS. 70 stimulate interest, and
the nuals were scheduled for the week
before the big tourney. Then came the
rains, and then more rains and the tour
uey was stretched out unintenuonaly w
10 the championship week MI burtner
says II Il far from the purpose " the Y
NJ c. A 10 look indierenuy upon The IN
termountain games OF 10 do anything 10
hinder them IL they want the y. NJ 6,
A. courts az any time the finals of the
tourney now IN progress will be called on.
The intermountain players. however. are
convinced they were not very welcome 10
the Y. NJ C. A. courts and declare that
several efforts TO get them for the tour
nament proved unsuccessful, the most
that would be conceded being permission
10 play the finals there. which was de-
cIined IN consideration Of the attitude on
the other games This was during the alb
sence Of Mr.. BURNER The results yester.
day were ~ follows.
Neal and Griffin won against Richards
and Plummer. IS, -
Brown beat Conrad. 81, 81
Brown and Badger beat Boyd and Tay-
lor. 81. IL
Neal beat Walker Salisbury IN an ox.
hibition game one set, 81
Mis- Lyons defeated Miss Hutchinson,
81 Go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
LABOR DAY AT LAGOON.

Sparri6g Match. Terry Davis " Joe
Green. Championship Baseball. Carr
land rs BounufuL Free clambake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

Batterles-Rhoades. Higgins and Mar
shall: Manske. willis and Peitz Earned
rurs-Pittsburg. 8: St Louis. Two-b base
hits,-Barry. Grady. Marshall Three
base hits-Clarke. Nealon. Bases on balls
-Of Rhoades. 3. off Manske. g. II VIII
lie J. Struck out-By Rhoades I. BY
Manske 5. by Higgins, ?; by Willis ].
l'mplre-klem
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salt Lake Photo Supply Co

Kodaks and Furnishings. Main and
Third South
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City D, 81
Paul &
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. Colum.
bus, 0,
At Toledo-Toledo, u. Louisville. :.
Al ilwaukec-Milwagke' Z. Minueapa-
u.s. 5.
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Batterios-Ames and smith. Richie ana
Donovan Earned runs-New York, j;
Philadelphia. l. Two-base hits-Seymour.
BransHeld. struck out-By Richie 3. by
Ames = Bases on balls-On Richie I.
IN Ames, 4
Umplre-ODay and Conway.
81. Louis Aug 3l.-Pittsburg took the
final game OF the series from 81 Louis
I'm "a sugging match, and made a clean
sweep Of the series.
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Battenes-ovcrsll and King Weimer
aud Livingston Two-base hits-kllng,
Huggius Three base hts-HOhman.
schfecksrd Livingston struck out-By
on overall. 3. On Weimer. 3.
Tmpires -Johnstoue aud I.undgfen.
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spend Labor Day al Waudamere.
youll not regret a.
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Batteries Wright Ensie pdg, uui he
lucky; Minor. aud Renuiktr
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GoLDFIELD EXCURSIONS
August 3lst Sept lst

Via q. :. j. & 8. r. Lines. Round
trip from salt Lake. CJ.t5. Tickets
good for return 90 September 10Th.
Mothers. take the children 20 Wanda
mere on Labor Day. Admission free.
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WESTERN.

Denver AUG 5l-DenycT aud Pueblo
PLAYED q closc game today the litter win
ming. II to y Mglchels heavy hitting was
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PACIFIC COAST.

Bsueries-Corbett and He's. Sanders
and Bender
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Sioux City Aug 3l-Sllg1 city won
from Omaha By punching hits u ta,
eighth inning after Two men were out
Both pitchers were hIt hlId.
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Batteries-Meyers and Eastwood HlI
kins. Graham and HsCkrtt
Umpirc-PeTrine
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Raueriss-Glaze and CsrfieAn: Wad
den Cunningham and Schrcck
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Batteries Mullin and schmidt pauye.
Howell Jacobsen and Hickey.
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MANY POSSIBILITIES

Th. more horsemen consider t0lay's
race The more open the contest looks aud
Their, are al least l0 horses out OF the u
which ou public performances or private
trials have AN excellent chance Oi annex
ing The richest turf prize Of the year.
james Il. keeue, with three horse. mann
cl 600 sport his silk. including Peter Pan.
victories this year seems Co have the
best chance of winning ihe fltufity OF
lHf Peter Pan rs "a host iu himself and
siuC, his recent performance iu packing
lh pounds Go victory 200 the Hepo'R,
stakes 90 Saratoga, in fast time there are
many students ~ the turf who are Will.
ing to accord him FIRST place among the
colts of the year A. RAINING mates Peter
Pan will have pope Joan declared by
many 90 be- the fastest aily ~ the year
and Lambesi a new one scheduled 90
make his debut this afternoon in the high
est Of thoroughbred society Mr. Keene's
entry viii be the favorite unquestionably.
SOME OF THE FANCIEr.
. Horace T.. owned hy Roy Rainey, and
De Mund. for whom Paul Rainey nsr
81 On after d sensational half-mile work
out zoo the early spring, are both highly
fauCied for the futurlty. with Horace F.
having iust O. shade on DE Mund. who's
STAYING qualities are questioned. For
half a mile there Is not q horse in the
country probably that can keep step viii
D. suud but the futunty journey lacks
Just two furl0rgs ~ being mile AMI
this may be beyond The range Of the feet
footed fellow
Oran from the Omondale stable, con.
VILE q Madden and Hitchcock Trick, who
will have Golf Ball as a running COM
pauion Elecuoneer. and Kentucky Beau
an will be heavily backed 90 win. and
n would not be a great surprise % any
ono if the victor should come from this
assortment Yankee Girl. Altuds. Prus-
lane Old Honesty, Don Enrique and MAY
Rowe seem On bring up the rear n the
field ~ iuturiiy possibilities
THE JOCKEYS
The starters weighfse Jockeys and prob
able odds are as follows:
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Batteries Young. Dorner and ONeil.
Pastonous and Ritter Two-base hit
pfeincr Bases on bslls-On Pastorious
I! on Young 3; on Dorner ]. Struck out
by PaStotious. l. by Young. ,
l'mpire- Carpenter.
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Portland Aus u.-San FrdnIslo Won
nom Portland through Jud Smiths ere
rors IN the eighth inning
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Baueries-- Moore ToVnssnd and Bemis
AtrpCk aud sullivan.
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cleveland Aug Gl.-Chlcago defeated
Cleveland. % 4 today, Chicago scored
four runs IN Moore. singles by Dunohue
ard AtlroCk driving al four Cleveland
tied the score in the eighth 0n q single, a
double and a triple In the ninth Towns
end relieved Moore and Chicago won out
on base on bells. sulliNau's single and
Robes ny 90 lcfi.
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Battcrios-Gillen and Wolfe Jones and
LluTan
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Chicago. Aug 3l-ChioaRo won its thir-
teenth straight victory today. starting az
ter Weimer in the opening inning and hit
ting him hard throughout the game. Il.
was the annual school children's day,
about 10 ~ Of them being admitted free
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Boston. Aug 5i-Gisae the. former
Dartmouth college sthltic. pitched his
test game - the wear today Boston win.
ming by a score ~ 90 D
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New York. Aus q The local Amer
leans kept 10 Their winning strcak BY
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Brooklyn Ave 81 A sensational bat
ting rally by the Boston team Ucd me
score IN The ninth inning % i0day's game
but Brooklyn won out