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MISS SUTTON TAKES TROPHIES.

Boston. Mass. Nav I9-Miss May SUIT
ton of Pasadena, Cal, who stopped in the
city for a few days while on her way
to England to defend her title as the
British wOman's tennis champion, left
today with two first prizes to add TO
her numerous collection Miss Sutton
won the invitation singles in the morning
by defeating Miss Marion Femme Of this
city in straight sets without giving her
opponent a game and scarcely a point IN
the first set The score was SO, 60
In the afternoon playing with Norman
w Cabot, the former Harvard player, she
won the mixed doubles event at the Long
wood. defeating Miss Phyllis Green OF
Philadelphia who played with n "
Niles. the Harvard champion. This latter
match was also decided in straight sets,
6-3, 60
Miss Sutton will sail from New York
for England next Wednesday
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UMPIRE FINES
KING Of EUREKA
BIeXrud, 0gden'S New Pitcher.
Makes Good and Wins
His First Game.
Especial to The Heraldl

Ogden, Nay 19.-Ogden defeated Eureka
at GIenwood Park this afternoon in
loosely played game, by a score Of 10 to 8.
Blexrud, a new pitcher was in the box
for the locals and made creditable show
ing, pitching a better game than his OPP
ponenJ by keeping his hits more scat
tered Horne. Ogden's little second base
man, easily played the best game of the
day King. who played first for the Wis
itors got ''IipDy'' with Umpire Hestmark
and was fined s. The same teams clash
again tomorrow when Pitchers Hopkins
and Rush viii be pitted against each
other The score:
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Grayson Makes Good.

Pitcher GTayson has won a home here
and although he lost his game there is
no one in Park City who will say but that
the lad pitched ball of the gilt-edge vari-
ETY.. IF the support given by school boys
TO their pitcher had been accorded him by
The leaguers, the story Of tOdaE's game
would have been different
During the game the locals made four
teen errors. and GraysOn. in the face of
such odds. allowed but eight hits Jen-
sen worked for Salt Lake. and while he
Was not so lucky in keeping down hits
his team generally seemed 10 realize that
they were in a ball game and helped him
out
The crowd which greeted the two teams
was large one and was impartiaIly en-
thusiastIc. The two clubs play tomorrow
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WOODEN SOCKS FOR JAMES
Seattle's Baseball MOgul Gets His
Feet Warmed Up
Again.

Seattle. Wash, May i9.-"Seattle will
remain with the Coast league and the
games will so on as scheduled" This is
the statement made tonight by President
James Agnew upon his return from the
meeting Of the directors Of the Coast
league teams held in Oakland on Monday
and Tuesday of this week Things are
looking brighter than they have for many
a day. While it will, Of course, be impOs-
sibe to play games in San Francisco, this
viii not interfere with the plans laid for
Oakland is now practically San Francis
co and the people are anxious for amuse-
meut. Arrangements have been made TO
give Oakland Sunday games. and there IS
no question as to the outcome.
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Salt Lake Wins Game Before
Large Crowd by a Score
of 10 to 8.
ERRORS FAST AND PLENTY
MANAGER RINLEY TO FIX WEAK
SPOTS WITH NEW FACES.
Standing of the Teams.
lSneciaI to The HeraIdN

PARK City, May 19.-With the usual
celebration, the baseball season was for
mally opened here today. All business
houses closed for the game. and Mayor
Welsh pitched the first ball at which
time il was settled that he viii not make
The league as 4 pitcher, owing to his lack
of control
gan and during its course Park City fans
decided. and wisely. too. that they need a
shOrtStOp and second baseman badly. But
terrified at shOTtStOp got away with five
errors, all of which were costly and
which went a long way toward giving
Salt Lake the big end OF the money Man
3Ser Rinley gives out the glad tidinEs
mat ne has two new men who viii fill
these positions and that not later than
next Saturday they Will be in Park City
uniforms
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Eureka Players Wake Up.

At this period Eureka began to gather
itself together and swift piece Of BOTk
in which Craig and SHILLING participated
ended in the latter putting a safe one
through for Eureka. After half time Eu-
reka played a much better game the for
wards especially getting their gait Good
head and foot work by BTamley, Hobbs
and F. Herring ended in a pass to Craig,
which he converted into d pretty goal
thus tieinS the score. The miners plucked
up courage at this point and several
times the Salt Lake goal keeper was
given some warm shots At about fifteen
minutes before the call of time a penalty
kick was given Eureka and George Her
ring easily scored the third goal Had
Eureka from this played purely q de-
fensiVe game the cup would no doubt have
gone to the Tintic metropolis.
By a chance a penalty was awarded
Salt Lake about seven minutes to time,
and Sanford scored. At about three min
Utes to time Newton saved his charge,
but was knocked over and before he could
recover himself Stevenson sent the ball
between the posts for the fourth, winning
goal for Salt Lake
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CUP REMAINS
IN SALT LAKE
Local Seeker FOOtbaIIerS De-
feat Eureka in Cham
pionShip Game.
is FOUR GOALS TO THREE
FAST EXHIBITION OF ENGLISH
GAME At WALKERS FIELD.
Beaten. but not disgraced.

This was the general verdict of those
who saw EUreka-last years league cham
piOns in sOcker foOtball-go down to de-
feat at the hands Of the Salt Lake
Whites, in. the final for the Daynes chal-
lenge trophy.
The score was four goals to three in
favor Of the home team, and the closeness
Of this result was indicative of the general
play OF the two teams. About five min
utes after the commencement Of the game
Stevenson of Salt Lake received a pass
from the right wing which he put through
EUTeka's custodian to stop. The play from
this on was very even until after a pretty
piece Of combined passing by the Salt
Lake forwards Churchill sent through
goal No 2
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another CUP FOR TENNIS

The lawn tennis players of the city VIII
be pleased to learn of the presentation 10
the Inter-Mountain ASSOCIATION by boyI
Utah in mems singles The cup IS OF pol
ished silver. with an admtxture OF qul
beaten silver at its base and mouth Inc
in its 5SeeDing. which will be awarded at
the end of tennis meets
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Fireworks in Seventh.

In the seventh inning. during a fire
work exhibition which would make most
shows OF the sort look cheap. Captain
clark of the home team pleased the fans
by going to second sack himself and call
ing in Sage to take care Of the initial bag
Ihfs allowed Spiilman to go to the out
Held. which IS his position
The visitors played a pretty game
though Beck seemed to be off in his work.
and through his generosity the Park City
team made at least half Of Ihair rms
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HARVARD BEATS
YALE ON TRACK
1t Is Close and Three Dual Meet
Records Are Broken
During Meet.

Cambridge. Mass, May 19--Harvard
won the annual dual track meet from
Yale today by the score of Sly points
to 461z. Three dual meet records were
broken, the two-mile run, the 120-yard
hurdles and the running broad jump.
Stone Of Harvard covered the two miles
il 9 minutes So 3-5 seconds, SIS of a sec
ond better than that made by King OF
Harvard two years ago. Hill Of Yale
got a splendid start in the 120-yard
hurdles and was never headed, break
ing his tape in Is 3-5 seconds, one-ffth
Of a second faster than the time made
by HalloweH of Harvard i'm 1900.
Three men broke the record for run
ming broad jump. Sheffield of Yale, the
winner, jumping g feet IA inches. The
former dual record was established in
1899 by A L. NickersOn Of Harvard
with jump Of p feet 10 inches.
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SAILORS GOOD R0WERS.
Annapolis Defeats Columbia in An
nual Boat Race

Annapolis Md. May BIN record
breaking time the naval academy eight
this afternoon defeated the crew Of Co
lumbia by nearly five lengths. The mid
shipmen took the water at thirty-four
strokes to the minute. while their oppOn-
ents were pulling thirty-twO. The faster
stroke gave the midshipmen a lead which
Columbia failed to overcome The time
was minutes. 81 seconds. The previous
record for the course was minutes. 81 %
seconds Columbia's time was . minutes,
43 3-5 seconds.
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The Butchers and GrOcers meet the Fort
T,oiIe-Tae foam at walkers this afternoon
in A match game. The game Is called Tor
o'clock The soldiers have selected an
aIl-star team for the occasion, and the
tbo hardest games of the year The
butchers' line up: ". Thayne, ID; Burt
- Ostler 2b; Brown. 3b-; G. OStler.
p Muir. T f.; Moffatt 3D.; Devlin, l.
PaDwOrth. D.
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coLUMBIANs WIN.

The Columbians defeated the Twelfth
East SIuggers yesterday by a score Of j.
to f. The winners: Bert Davis, G; Joe
Don. D.; Clarence Goddard, ID; Richard
Roberts Oh: Grover KOpp, 3d.; Hames
Ernst. IS; Henry Cameron, T. f.; Willie
Tate, c. f.; owen SWeeten, l. (.
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MICHIGAN BEATS CHICAGO.
Yost Gets Back at stagg for Last
Years Defeat.

Chicago, May 19.-The University Of
Michigan athletes walked away with the
honors in the dual track meet at Marshal
field today with the University of Chi
caso. The final score was z9ih to 1917
Nine first out Of the fourteen events
went to the visitors. Carols of Michi-
gan took all the individual laurels in
Sight. gathering in first places in both
the hurdles; first in the discus and sec
ond in the shot put.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Los Angeles. May 19.-AIthOugh getting
but half as many base hits as the visit
Ors, Los Angeles won today by the score
of 3 to ? Fitzgerald pitched good ball,
but could not win. Errors and bases on
R H E.
Los Angeles .-.-..-..-........-.-....3 3
Fresno ..-.......-. ..-.............2 2
Batteries-Bergman and Eager; F'itz-
gerald and Hogan Umpire-McDOnald-
Seattle May 1g.-SeattIe won from San
Francisco today in a brilliantly played
game Blankenship's batting. base run
ming and head work at critical points
were strong factors in Seattle's success
Viclers and Hit pitched fine ball all the
time Hildebrand's work in left was a
feature The score:
r H E
Seattle --..-.---.--..--.---.. 3
san FRANCISCO ------- ------.-----.- y
Batteries-VickeTs and Blankenship;
Hit and Wilson Umpire-Knell.
Portland. Or. May 19.-Neither team
made any showing in the game today be-
tween Oakland and Portland. The locals
gave the poorer exhibition. in all three
departments, and took the short end of
the score in consequence. The score;
r H e
Portland .......................-. ;
Oakland ......................... 10 4
Batteries-Toren, CaIiff and Mclean;
Reidy and Hackett- Umpire-Perrins.
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Ogden.

Summarv:-Bases on balls-Off BIeXTud.
>: off Chfvre1 5. Hit by pitcher-king,
BIuth Sacrifice Hit-Heney. Biexrud-
Wild thrOw-Tumley. Wild pitch-BleN-
rud. , Base hit-McKinley- Double play
-Naisbett to O'ConneH to King. Struck
out-By BIexrud. 6; by Chivren, s Time
Two hours Umpire-Hestmark. Attend
ance-300-
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Salt Lakes Name on Cup.

Further play did not alter the score
and the Salt Lakers will have the honor
Of having the name of their club en-
graved upon the cup The Eureka team
did not play up to form ana fault could
be found by experts in several of their
men, but they are taking their defeat
manfully and each and every one of them
congratulated the winning team at the
end of the contest
The line Of the teams was as follows:
Eureka Salt Lake
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NORTHWEST.

Tacoma, May 19.-After two days of
rain Tacoma and Butte played the second
game of the series, the home team win
ming with ease. Howard was very wild
and had one inning in which the game
was lost to the miners Higginbotham
with perfect support would have shut out
the visitors. Score:
r H. E
Butte .--...--............-.....
Batteries-HOward and SwfndeIls; Hig-
ginbotham and Shea.
Aberdeen, Wash, May 1s-Grays Har-
bor-Spokane game pOstponed-rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures 4: Kansas
City. 9.
AT Minneapolis Minneapolis 2; St. Paul,
l.
At Toledo-Toledo, 4; Louisville, 3.
An anapOlis-Indianapoli 3; Column
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Park City.

Earned rUns-Park City, >; Salt Lake. .
TwO-base hits-Zimmerman. Tnree-base
hits-BUtterfield. Home runs-Beck Base
on balls-Off Jensen, .; off Grayson. l.
Struck out-Grayson, 4; Jensen, s. Left on
bases-Park City. 7; Salt Lake 8 Double
plays-Hall TO Beck: Beck to Hall to
Margetts, Zimmerman to Clark. Wild
pitch-JenSen- First on errOrs-Park
City. i; Salt Lake, 9. BaIk-GraysOn.
Time Of game-2.1O. Umpire-Mayne At
tendance, 200.
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WESTERN.

Omaha. May 19.-The local players could
not hit Wright today when hits meant
runs. Denver won an easy victory. Score:
r. ii. Z.
Denver ------------ ----------------
Batteries-COrnS, McNeeIy and Gonding;
Wright and Weigardt.
Lincoln, May P.-Des Noines played a
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BatterieS-DrunOI anu fsduD, EdSOl
and Ritter Earned TunS-St- Louis D,
BROOKLYN . Three-base hit-Raub, SmOOt
2 BeckIey- Bach ,, Ritter. Home run
LumIey. Base on balls-Off DruhOt 2, off
Eason I. Struck OUt-By Druhot !, by
Eason G. Umpire-COnway-
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY.

The Murray baseball team meets the
Draper team at the Murray grounds TINS
afternoon. The game is called for )
o'cIocS Their lineup: J. Huesser, 2b- :;
RarrT 3b.: T. Gum, ]. f.; Sweeney, c., A
Gum. 1b.; Cassidy, T. f.; L. Huesser' S.;
Wright c. f.: Pingree, p; Ames, p.
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HUDsoNs WANT GAME.

The HudSOns are out
to play any 16-yeaT-Old
Teams wishing games
Captain HaddOck. 10S02.
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The top photo IS the Salt Lake tea
which won the trophy cup and the sta.
championship for this year. Below is a
photo of the Eureka team. In the lower
left hand corner Eureka is seen defend
ing It's goal from a rush On the right
shows the ball spinning in the air after
Stanford had connected with it on
powerful kick
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The Fr11nmkin Smokers line up against
the Auerbachs at Liberty park at
o'cFoc kthis afternoon.
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PRINCETON BEATS COLUMBIA.

Princeton. n. J., May 19-Princeton de-
feated Columbia IN the dual track meet
today by the score of 81 to g.
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The Summary.

One-miIe run, won by Minot Har-
ward; L. Engle, Yale, second; Turner,
Hard, third. Time, 4:9O.
QuaTteT-mile dash. won by Dives
Harvard; second, Young, Harvard;
third. COhOlan. Yale. Time. 80 3-5 sec
Onds.
120-yard hurdles. won by Hill. Yale.
BTinsmade. Harvard. second; third.
Howe, Yale and ". NJ. Pand Of Har-
ward, tied. Time. 10 3-5 seconds. This
breaks former dual record of 10 As sec
onds made by Hallowell of Harvard in
1900
1OO-yard dash. won by Torrey, Yale;
Lockwood. Harvard. second; Ford,
Harvard. third. Time 10 seconds.
Haf-mile run, won by Whitman,
Harvard: Cobb Harvard. second.
Moore. Yale. third. Time. POI
220-yaTd hurdles. won by TOTTey.
Yale; Rogers, Harvard, second; Doyle,
Harvard, third. Time, p % seconds.
220-yard dash, won by Dodge. Har-
ward. Robinson. Yale. second. TWitCh-
ell. Yale. third. Time, 214-5 seconds.
High jump. won by Marshall. Yale.
height. 6 feet ! inch: Clark, Harvard.
second; SissOn, Yale, and SOmers, Har-
ward. tied for third
TwO-mile run, won by Stone Har-
ward; Yale, second. Crosby. Harvard.
third Time, 9,35 3-5- This breaks for
mer dual record of minutes 80 Is Sec
Onds made by King in 1904.
Shot put. won by Stephenson. jr.,
Harvard: distance A feet 9Iz inches:
White, Yale. second, 43 feet II inches;
Hanley. Harvard. 40 feet 1 inch.
Pole vault. won by Gilbert. Yale,
height II feet 4 inches; Grant. Harvard.
and Hinton. Yale, tied for second. Il
feet.
Broad jump won by Sheffield. Yale.
distance % feet IL inches: Knox, Yale.
second. distance % feet S inches: Ford
Harvard. third. - feet II inches. All
three jumps break former dual record
Of - feet 10 inches made by A. I.
KnickersOn. Harvard. In 1899
Hammer throw, won by diversion.
Harvard, distance IA feet ~ inches.
KeTSbUTP. Harvard. second. distance al
feet 3 inches. SheVlin- Yale. third dis
lance. 154 feet , inches.
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with a challenge
team in the city.
should telephone
Independent.
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shin game with Princeton and two Prince
tom men came home. bringing victory TO
the nine S to 6. The game was exciting
throughout and was tied up to the ninth,
when a hit sacrifice and StephenSOn's
iapse sent in three runs Score:
Princeton 0 I 0 IS
Harvard . .... 0 Is
Philadelphia. May 19.-CorneH, I; Penn
syIvania, 0.
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Chicago, May 19.-ChiCago was shut out
TODAY through inability to hit Duggleby,
who held them to five scattered singles,
only two men reaching third. Six hits
with a wild pitch and an error gave Phil
adelphia six runs in the ninth. Score:
PbiIadeIpiia .......................8 - /
Batteries-VV ickers and king: DuEgle-
bv and DOOM TwO-base hit-Titus
Struck out-By WiCkers 4; by DUggleby
> Base on balls-Off WiCkers 8; off Dug
gleby 2 UmPires-Klem and Carpenter.
Pittsburg, May 19.-The New York 5
closed the first series of the game in
Pittsburg by winning before the largest
crowd Of the season. Score:
New -----------------.. l
and Bowerman. Two-base hit-Wagner.
Bresnahan ,, Dahlen 2. Bases on balls
Off Phillippi 2; off Taylor I. Struck out
BY Phillippi 3; by Taylor 5 Umpires-
tombstone and Emslie-
Cincinnati May 19.-Young lasted three
innings in today's game, the heavy hit
ting Of the locals driving him out of the
box. WitheTup, who succeeded him, Jared
r. H. E
Boston .-..----.-----.---.-----.-.0
Batteries-Fraser and Schlei, Stanage;
Young. Witherup and Needham- Two
base hits-Barry 2 OdweH, Corcoran.
Home run-Delehanty Struck out-By
| Fraser 3; by Young 1; by Witherup 1.
Bases on balls-Off Fraser 6: OFF Young
,; off Witherup s. Umpire-O'Day.
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DARTMOUTH A WINNER.

Boston. MAY 19.-Dartmouth won the
New England intercollegiate track meet.
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oklahoma. Okla. May I9.-OkIahoma
won the southwestern fed and track meet
TODAY with a total of 53I2 points. Texas
EIss second with 81. Texas won the all
around championship.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICA

Boston. May 19-BOston was defeated
for the sixteenth consecutive time today
in a weII-played game Score:
R. H. E.
Cleveland ........-- ...-.......... 0
Batteries-Bernhardt and Bemis; Young
and Graham.
Philadelphia, May I9-SeyboId's home
run hit to the right field fence in the
sixth inning caused Detroits defeat to-
day. Score:
Detroit 49, .-.----.-....,'-..
Philadelphia -------.--.. ..--...-..2 .
Batteries-DOnOvan and Warner; Coax
ley and Schreck.
washington, May 19.-Chicago made it
four straight today over Washington
Patterson OutpitChed Kitson although the
latter was every effective with men an
O''- r. H E.
Chicago ...--... ...--..........-.-.- II 0
Batteries-Kitson and Kittredge: Pat
tersOn and Hart.
New York, May 19.-The New York
Americans made 1t four straight by win
ming again from st. Louis today Petty
was taken out of the box and replaced by
jacobson in the fifth inning. Score:
r. H F.
st LOUIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New YORK ......--......... 5 J.
Ratteries-Pelty, Jacobson and Spencer:
Newton and MCGUIRE.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

New Haven. Conn, May 19-HoIy Cross
smothered Yale here today. outplaying the
local men in every department of the
came and winning 10 to f.
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NATIONAL.

St Louis. May 19.-AlthOugh hit hard
in the closing innings, DTUhOt succeeded
in lasting out the game, the home team
defeating Brooklyn. Score:
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Cambridge, Mass May 19-Thinkiug
three were out, Captain Stephenson of the
Harvard team failed to cover home plate
in the ninth inning Of today's champion
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OKLAHOMA BEATS TEXAS.

Champaign, Ills, May 19.-UniveTsity o
Illinois, S; University of Chicago, Z.
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Sioux City. May 19.-SiOUx City won to-
day from Pueblo in a smuggling match in
which hOnOTs were very nearly even.
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perfect fielding game, but could not
bunch hits. while Lincoln had good luck
in that respect Score:
r. H. L.
l-lHcOlu ------------ -------r-------
DeS MUineS -.--.----.--.......--.-1 0
Batteries-Eyler and Zinran; Manska,
Brinker and Towne-
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PIttsburg May 19.-The New York
closed the first series of the game in
Pittsburg by winning before the largest
croz-d of the season ScOre-
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bv and DOOM TwO-baSe hit-Titus
Struck out-By Wickers 4. by DuggIeby
.. Base on ba1ls-Off WiCkers 3; off Dug
gIeby 2 Umpires-Klem and Carpenter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-26
Norton House Not for Sale.

There have been frequent reports during the past week that deal was underway for the purchase of the Nor ton House on upper Main street, and it has been announced several times that a well known capitalist of Bisbee had recent purchased the property and intended tearing down the old build in gand erecting a modern three-story structure upon the ground.
 MT. B. J. O'Reilly, who represents MT. Norton here, was seen last night concerning the various rumors, and stated positively that no deal had been made and that none probably would be. He further said that three different men had approached him with exceed ingly high offers for the property, all of which had been submitted to MT. Norton, but that the latter had wired him he would not make a deal at any price, and that the property was not for sale. This message from the own CT settles the matter, and the Norton House can be considered as not in the market