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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
PHIPPS CAN HUNT NOW
Philadelphia Steel Magnate Rents
Great Deer Preserve.

EDINBURGH, Aug. 12.-Mr. Henry
Pbipps, the American steel magnate
has taken Glenquoich, Scotland s most
magnificent deer forest.
Glenquoich covers an area of $4,000
acres, and yields in an average season
100 stags. besides kinds. Lord Burton,
who terminated his thirty-year tenancy
last year killed d splendid stag of TWEEN
ty points, the finest ever shot in Scot
land, in the forest in 1893. The King
has shot there on several occasions
Only millionaire can be tenant Of
Glenquoich and its lodge, as the rent
and expenses amount to about $500, ,000
year. Mr.. Phipps last year rented
Beaufort Castle and its shootings from
Lord Lovat.
Mr.. Phipps started life as fellow
errand boy with Mr.. Andrew Carnegie,
and is now one of the directors Of the
steel trust For several years he rented
Knebworth, in HeTtfordsbirc, the seat
of the Lytton family. now leased to
Lord Strathconn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
WAS WRONG BRIDEGROOM
Woman Married by Mistake to Her
Brother-in-LaW.

SHARON, Pa, Aug. 12-Instead of
being married to the man of her choice,
Marie Doubish of South Sharon was
married by mistake to her brother-in-
law by Magistrate Cook, Ellie Coalshaw
and Marie Doubish took out marriage
license. The bride-elect became i'll and
messenger was sent after the magis~
trate TO come to the house and perform
the ceremon yafter IL had been post
poned on account of her illness. There
were present at the house the expeetant
bride and bridegroom, his sister aud
her husband.
The Justice asked who wanted TO be
married and the brother-iu law, misun-
derstanding him, said "I." The magis-
trate began the ceremony aud when he
came to the point where he pronounced
them man and wife the brother-in~law
realized the mistake and cried out ::
"Nol Mo- Me no marry
Explanations in broken English were
made and when the Justice found the
bride had been married to her brother
inl law by mistake he divorced them as
quickly as he could and united the right
persons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
GIVES LIFE FOR HORSE
Owner Dives and Cuts Animal Loose
From Cart

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug, l2.-An acct
dent. showing such devotion OF man
Tor dumb animal that he was willing
TO give his life TO save It, happened here
when Frank Daley, 28 years old was
drowned In the Park river when rescu-
ing his horse, Chief. which, attached
TO d heavy road wagon, had toppled over
an embankment
Daley was once a wealthy farmer IN
Forestvlle. but two years ago he met
reverses and of all the animals on his
place Chief. a horse with pedigree.
alone escaped the auctloneers hammer.
Daley sank lower and lower, but always
cluug 10 his horse. although he was at
times hard pressed to provide housing
for it. He WAS finally compelled TO put
the animal, once the pride OF his stable.
TO work as draft horse.
When carting sand to the river bank
for contractor this afternoon the horse
backed over an cmbankment and with
the wagon sank to the bottom OF the
river. which Is deep at this point. Daley
sprang in with knife and stuck TO his
task TO cut the harness He was COM
PEELED TO come TO the surface for breath,
but went down again and cut the last
trace. Man and beast were rising to
the surface when the man was struck
In the head by the plungng horse s
hoofs. The horse scrambled out on the
bank, but Dayel sank. unconscious.
J. c. Howell, secretary OF the Johns
Pratt company, who saw the accident,
dived four times for Daley. but could
not find him IN the muddy water, The
body was recovered two hours after
ward Daley's father was prominent in
Bristol up TO his death year ago,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
GOOD OFFER FOR HYLAND.
Montana Fight Promoter Will Give
Him Big Purse to Meet Oglesby.

Although the proposed Thompson Hy-
land match, which was 10 have taken
place al Butte on Labor day. has fallen
through. 1t now begins TO look as though
Sammy McClintic's protege Will yet get
chance TO show the miners OF the
Copper State that ho can fight. Ed f.
Beadle, manager OF the Helena Athletic
club, has written The Tribune inQuir-
ing as TO Hyland's whereabouts. Beadle
declares that he wants to match Dick
Hyland and Kid Oglesby for twenty
round bout, TO take place at Helena on
October I. Whether Hyland wins or
loses this fight. hs gets a guaranteed
purse OF $1,000. In concluding his letter,
Bendle says: 'The town has gone fighting
mad and the outlook for a $2500 house,
with n bout like this. Is encouraging"
Dick Hyland is now IN Los Angeles in
company with his manager Sammy Nc
Clinto. The two will leave shortly for
San Francisco. where Sammy hopes to
match Dick with the winner OF the Britt
Hanlon fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
CHURCHILL ATTEMPTED
TO SWIM TO ISLAND
Squall Caught Swimmer and
Return Journey to Saltair
Was Hazardous.

Al Churchill Of the Y. NJ. c. A and also
a member of the Salt Lake socker foot
ball club, all but succeeded in his
plUcky attempt TO swim from Saltair
beach TO Antelope island yesterday,
Churchill was in excellent condition and
quite capable OF performing the feat, but
unfortunately when within a mile or
thereabouts OF the island a sudden sQuall
arose which made it both dangerous and
impossible TO proceed
Churchill was accompanied by w. Sans
bury and another friend who went along
In a boat. When the waves became SO
high that the spray splashed In the boat
Churchill climbed in, and the course was
reversed. Waves continued to sweep
over the frail craft, and It was with diffl-
Guilty that she was prevented from cap
sizing: In fact, II is owing 20 the splen-
did rowing ability and craftsmanship Of
Mr.. Churchill. who has served his time
on the high seas, that the party finally
arrived in safety at Saltair.
In making his plucky attempt Mr.
Churchill was In the water shade over
two hours and hfty minutes Antelope
island Is located about six miles distance
from Saltair. and consequently Mr.
Churchill swan close to five miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
TRIAL RACES FOR
ROOSEVELT CUP BEGIN
Many Splendid Yachts Built
Here and in Germany
Will Compete.

MARBLEHEAD. Aug. IL. - The trial
Roosevelt cup-a trophy given for the
purpose OF encouraging international
small boat racing, and in quest of which
two Germanbuilt yachts have already
arrived In this country, will begin tomor-
row under the auspices of the Eastern
Yacht club, the donor Of the cup and will
continue throughout the week.
AT the conclusion the German American
race committee OF the club Will select
three American defenders to sail against
the German yachts. Seventeen yachts. all
of the same general dimensions. but OF
different designs. have been entered for
tho trials. Of these eight represent the
Eastern Yacht club, two the Corinthian
Yacht club of Marblehead, two the Bos-
ton club and one each the bingham.
Quincy, Manchester. Southern (of New
Orleans) and New York Yacht clubs.
The yachts all have been built under
certain restrictions as to dimensions and
sail area. and constitute special sec
tion of what is known in Germany as a
"sonder" class.
Under the agreement between the East
crn Yacht club and the Imperial Yacht
club of Kiel. Germany, none Of the yachts
weigh less than 4035 pounds, while their
total length on the waterline added to
the breadth and depth, does not exceed
80 feet, and the sail area Is not over $50
square feet. The American yachts have
all been built in this country from Amer
ican designs, and will be handled by
American born shippers and crews. The
yachts Will be started as near IL o'clock
in the forenoon as possible, and there
Will be no time allowance. The time
limit is six hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
TA|[ORS D0WNED
BY PARK CITY
Osborne Pitched for Miners and
Had Big Indian Sign
on Visitors.
WINNERS APPEARED IN
THEIR NEW UNIFORMS
Heusser Pitched Fair, but His
Support Was Ragged at
Critical Stages.
Special to The Tribune


PARK CITY, Aug. 12.-Beiore a great
and enthusiastic crowd at the ball park
this afternoon Park City put It all over
the Dubei Tallors to the tune of to 1.
Osborne was in the box for the Miners
and his game was almost duplicate Of
the game he pitched last Sunday. He
was invincible and but thirty-two men
faced him during the nine innings
Eleven Of these famed the air and only
five hits were tailed against his delivery.
The Park City team played brilliant ball
throughout and demonstrated that it Is
made OF championship timber.
Heusser was in the box for the visitors
and pitched good game. His support
was ragged at critical times and eleven
hits are chalked against him. The Park
City team appeared In their brand new
uniforms and made q stunning appear
aDce. The same teams Will play again
tomorrow and the game Will be called at
1880 o'clock, to allow the visitors to
catch the afternoon train. Bethel Will
do the twirling for the Miners and a new
man will be In the box for Salt Lake.
Following Is the score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
POLICE PREVENT RACE.
Refused to Allow Oarsmen at Lake
Quinsigamond to Row on Sunday.

WORCESTER, Mass. Aug. 12,-The race
Of senior eight -oared shells which WAS
the only event unfinished I'm the pro-
gramme of the National Association Of
Oarsmen. was called off today after the
police had notified the oarsmen who
gathered at Lake Quinslgamond that the
contest could not go on. An attempt
Was made last night At 10 o'clock to row
this race, but IL was found impractlcable
in the dark and II was decided to call It
a dead heat, When the oarsmen OF the
two crews, the Riverside Of Cambridge
and the New York Athletic club. arrived
at the boathouse today. they were In
formed that the police would consider
IL violation OF the law to race today
The race was accordingly called of and
a banner and medal VIII be given to
each of these CreWs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
SECRET SOCIETIES OF
ZION KEEPING BUSY
Various Lodges Report That
Interest in Work Is
Normal.

Oeuirrh encampment No. /, I. o. o. p.
Will meet in regular session tomorrow
night and It is expected that an appli-
cation for membership will be presented
and other matters Of interest will be
considered,
Golden Rule encampment No. had a
good attendance. including many Of the
present and past grand officers, at its
session last Tuesday night. The scribe
probably will be elected at the next
meeting.
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 1 held busy
meeting last Saturday night with an eX-
cellent attendance OF sisters and a
sprinkling Of brothers, The business was
quickly dispatched that the social good
time at recess might be enjoyed.
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By HARVARD CREW.
bury Of Cambridge Says
Will Require Watching

I'd, England, Aug. 1.-THE
e Harvard crew were the
Iof Theodore Cook at the
where they met many
ing men. Nearly all the
based In weight, and are In
ton. Flint has done so
that 1t is doubtful II his
Liyen TO Morgan. although
Kelly be tried when he ar
lebury OF the Cambridge
, Impressed than the ma
pectators by the perform
Award men Saturday. He
opinion that they are ca
I Improvement. but says
re Watching.
men were the guests of
e at q luncheon at the
at Henley. Lord Des-
Jam Henry GrenfelD. who
oar8mun. presided at the
% Desborough toasted the
extending to them q warm
half OF all English rowing
OF the American crew re-
ihasized the fact that he
ad only come for O. friend
cambridge. Harvard's fos-
ith no Ideas Of champion
National suprcmacies.
u, president Of Cambridge
70 also spoke, cordially
ter sentimcnts. Mr.. Smith
II of ambassador Reid.
ead O letter from Sir Ar
irivate secretary to the
les, TO the effect that the
ected him 10 convey to the
mis- cordial welcome TO
q the Thames. Ills Royal
e. the letter said, THAT
7rtsmen will join with him
ng and In watching with
the result of their race
re university" The letter
with loud cheering
Of Wales and tho Young
sscd the Harvard crew at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
EAGLES DEFEAT TURF PLAYERS.
Contest Was Even Until Eighth Inning,
When Turf Pitcher Went lin

The Eagles defeated the Turf Exchange
team at Lagoon yesterday, by a score
OF 20 10 10. The game was fairly even
until the eighth inning, when the Eagles
fell onto Hanson. the Turf Exchange
pitcher, and swatted out twelve runs
Stayuer was substituted In the next in
ming and did good work In the box,
giving the Eagles n shut-out. Rogers,
for the Eagles, pitched an even game all
the way through and received good sup
port, Along with many bad plays, yes
ierday;s contest had Its good ones. FIRE.
quent doubles. long running catches and
daring base running characterized the
game. The lineup follows;
I'nplHs :r,rf,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen Lodge No. 151 Will Hold
Regular Meeting Tonight.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
regular meeting tonight, A large turnout
of the members is anticipated. owing to
the fact that three more candidates Will
take up their certificates. The supreme
lodge session viii convene on September
IL. and preparations for the same ere
now being made by the delegate. S. Chol-
ker. who Will not only represent Utah,
but California as well. Suggestions and
instructions for the delegate also Will be
discussed, This being the last month of
the low-rate initiation, the lodge looks
for many more applications tonight aud
at the next meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
G., A. R.
Regular Post Meeting Will Take Place
Next Saturday

Comrades OF the George r.. Maxwell
post No, 5, G. A, R., are reminded that
the regular meeting takes place next
Saturday at Odd Fellows hall at p. m
AS many as possible should attend. Sew
eral members will be admitted, and busi-
ness OF interest Will be transacted The
Womans Relief corps OF Ogden will give
an outing at the Lagoon August IA. An
invitation is extended TO the posts and
corps and ladies OF the Grand Army OF
Salt Lake.
George K. Maxwell w. R. G., Will hold
Its regular meeting next Wednesday aft
ernoon at 80. Sisters always welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY
Quarrel Over Crap Game Starts Trou
BILE: SLAYER EIees

BENTON, H., Aug l2.-An affray
in which three were fatally shot and
fourth man wounded by a negro,
occurred today at Cambon, Franklin
county The dead are Wiley B. White,
10 years old, of Benton and two negro
coal miners living ut Zeigler. a white
man named Carlson of Pittsburg, Pa;
foreman Of steel crew, was shot in
the side. but probably will recover.
The shooting started in Il quarrel
over crap game. The negro charged
with the shooting is named Drew. He
fled to the woods. pursued by two
posses,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
Teams From Windy City Now
Lead Percentage Columns
of Both Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Chicago 8, New York o.

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Chicago shut out
New York here today in the third game
of the series before the largest crowd in
the history OF the American league in
Chicago. and moved into first place in
the pennant race. New York hit Walsh
hard but the excellent support given
him held the visitors safe. Score.
R. H. e.
Chicago .....0 0 % % "-3 Z 0
New York -. o o o 0 0 0 0 0 90 9 2
Batteries - Walsh and Sullivan; Orth
and Kieinow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
WONDERFUL MIRAGE
Citizens Of Cleveland, O., Get Fine
View of Canadian City.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. l2.-Resi-
dents Of the heights in the eastern
part Of the city today witnessed the
most remarkable mirage Of which there
is any record in this part Of the coun-
try, Wonderfully clear and distinct,
the Canadian shore OF Lake Erie. sixty
miles distant, was spread out before
lasted for more than an hour and at
tractcd the attention Of thousands of
people before it faded. The inverted
atmospheric picture was so clear that
the city of Rondeau could be plainly
seen, the church spires and principal
business houses standing out in bold
relief. Tall trees and river empty
ing into the lake could also be sceen
Enelish Ale ON Qranphk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
ST. Louis 2. PHILADELPHIA 4.

ST LOUIS. Aug. 12.-Timely hitting and
daring baserunning won for st. Louis to-
day, TO 4. Philadelphia hit freely in the
first part OF the game, but Glade i'm
proved and held them safe after the fifth
inning Score; R, H. b.
St. Louis ..4 O 0 0 II o II 10 9
Philadelphia 20 0 2 0 o 0 0 o. 8
Batteries-Glade, O'Connor and Spen-
Ger; Bender and Schreck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
TILL WE MEET AGAIN
Ogden, August l6,

Excursion via Oregon Short Line, un.
der auspices of the Germans of Salt
Lake and Ogden. Round trip, $l,oo;
1920 a. m; returning, special will
leave Ogden at 10 p, m. There will be
n jolly good time. Will you be there ?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
IN IDAHO.
Makes Good Catches in
River Narrows.

has Just returned from a
shing trip ia Idaho. Mr.
at on the Bear river mar
e did most OF his fishing
peauties are SO thick that
tn make a good haul. In
half hours he pulled in
averaging In weight from
Palf TO two pounds. This
successful catch he made
were tho reports brought
smith that Fisher Harris.
}aid and j. w. Shipler
yer and made a hurried
that fair land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT.
No Meeting Next Friday Night, Owing
to Woodchoppers' Excursion.

Silver Maple circle No, los held its reg
ular meeting in l, 0. o. f. hall Friday
evening. All officers and guards were
present and a large attendance of mem
bers There will be no meeting this Fri
day night on account OF the jolly Wood
choppers excursion. We want all guards
present ut 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Au
gust 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13

Two base hits-C. Burns. Newell (2),
Nortbrop, King, Douglas. Three base hit
-Northrop, Bases on balls-On Cans 2
Off Norris 1. Struck out-By Norris 5,
by Graves S, by Rush S, Double plays
Northrop to Douglas. Passed balls.
Burns 8. Hit by pitcher - Northrop.
Rush. Stolen bases--Willie. Black,
Northrop (5), Mexican. Rush. Graves
Sacrifice hits-Northrop, Wall. Time of
game-1:40 Umpire-Ferrin. Attend
ance 800
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines 9, Pueblo 5.

PUEBLO, Aug. IL. = The Des Moines
team made it four out OF FIVE today when
they punched their hits In the third in
ming. Score: r. II, e.
Des Moines 30 5 . 0 0 o % 18 1
Pueblo ......,.1 3 0 0 l 0 0 0 0-S 8
Batteries-Cicotte and Dexter; Henley,
Reniker and MeSsitt
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Earned runs-Salt Lake /. Park City 8.
Home run-Klebs. Three base hit-Mar-
gctts. Two-base hit-Sage. Patterson.
Bases on balls-Off Heusser /, of Osborne
l. Struck out-By Heusser 4. by Osborne
II. Double plays-Beck to Margetts.
Passed ball-Seare. Hit by pitcher, Scare.
Stolen bases-Patterson, Kritz, Clark 2,
Henrne.
Time Of of game, 1;S0 Attendance,
1000. Umpire, Hardness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
No Sunday Ball at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug, 12-The game
between Louisville and ST. Paul for to-
day was called OF on notice by the Board
of Public Safety that hereafter no pro-
fessional baseball games will be allowed
on Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
'l'urfs.
"Bergerman s Best Defeat Farmers

"Rergerman's Best" defeated the Cen
terville ball tossers in a game at Lagoon
yesterday morning, by a score of II to 9.
From the very outset the Resort boys
never in doubt, The winners are now
after a game with the Turf Exchange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
Minutes Mixed Popu-
'ubscribed Fifty
0usand Dollars.
is NOW
ENG CONSTRUCTED
Seats Is On; Men
men Will Attend
Fight.

Grihnne.
Aug. 12.-The $4,000 for
ms fight was raised In
- after Nolan had teie-
,Itimatum. giving the sum
demanded. Business men,
bankers, mine owners.
miners all rushed into the
Rickard and planked their
down In good, hard cash.
promise or conversation
3taI sum subscribed within
fonty minutes was s52,0
deposited In Cooks bank.
. of the ns-Nelson fight
Being Constructed.
now in the course Of con-
when completed Will have
lcity Of 10000 people, the
from SIS to $25 for box
OF any labor troubles that
mine owners of Goldheld
have agreed to close the
nd turn every one Of the
to helping the completion
This Will give al idea Of
ken Ia this worlds cham
ct.
az Seats by Wire.
r Cans and Nelson had
x Richard, the promoter
II this pugilistic contest,
something over 100 tele-
,ence to orders for seats.
iications have come from
ities all over the country,
California
ed hero Friday night and
5ubflant over this match.
stress on tho fact that he
ut 1t wns a finish contest
talk he Is supremely con-
" On the other hand, the
claims 1t is the ambition
rove to the sporting world
premier Of his class.
is very brisk aud at a
here Is bound to be $50, 1000
Fork the most prominent
Of the country have tele-
sats. John Consldino has
y-dve ringside seats for
friends and will leave In
be scene of battle.
o this championship fight,
aro going to give u bun-
III also take place on the
Nelson and Cans mix II.
irs are now on their way
nd the Widest and tough
can be. secured on the
and Wyoming ranges are
r by the cattle men Of this
have been telegraphed al
Will be q novel event.
n Will Be There.
ie one State IN the Union
contest can take place,
one place where women,
permitted to witness a
from start TO finish. At
ntest the audience will be
men and women. There
'dyism, however. No liquor
ior will any individual be
Try liquor into the arena.
10 sworn one hundred and
leputfes into service and
N on hand to assist in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
Australian Swimmer Breaks Record

HAMBURG, Aug, 12.-CeciI Healy, tho
amateur champion swimmer OF Australia
sia. todny won the 100meter swimming
championship and the Emperors cup.
creating new German record for the
distance OF one minute and seven Sec
ondg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
Timers Are Victors.

In game OF baseball between the tin
ners' nine and the structural irouwork-
ers' crack team. played on the Salt Pal
ace grounds Sunday, the tinenrs won by
a score Of To s.
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Vanderbilt Horses Are Winners.

DEAUV1LLE. Aug. 12-W. X Wander
bits Mnlntenon won the Lougchamps
stake OF $4,000 here today. and his Mndge
took the Yacowlcf stakes for 2-ycar-olds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
American Association.

Al Columbus-Frst game: Columbus 4,
Milwaukee 6. Second game-Columbus 10.
Milwaukee 4
At rolcdo-First game: Toledo 4. Kan
sas City 3. Second game-Toledo l, Kan
sas City 2.
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Sioux City 5, Denver Q.

DENVER, Aug, 12.-Good pitching by
Jarrett was the feature of today's game
Score; r. II. e.
Denver ........0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. 7 o
Sioux City 30 2 0 2 0-5 4
Batteries-Adams and Zalusky; Jarrett
and Hess
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Lincoln i, Omaha {
Pacific Coast League.

At Seattle-Seattle 8. Oakland q
Al San Francisco-Los Angeles 4, San
Francisco 0.
At Los Apgeles-Fresno G, Portland 4,
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Northwestern League.

At Hoqulam-Gray's Harbor 8. Spo-
kane {,
Al Tacoma-Butte 10. Tacoma 4.