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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
California's Romantic Storv

When, in 1850. California, peopled by the
sold inrush from the four quarters OF
State before the politicians In Washing
ton had time TO organize II as a Terri
tory, 1t prccipitated the sectional con-
test In Congress which melted the Clay
compromise or that year-the last OF the
concessions and deals ever arranged be-
tween the North and the South Septem-
Der g. the date OF CALIFORNIA; admission
In 1850. has been celebrated by her every
year since that time. 1t Is great Ma
tional, however. as well as a State, land
MARI.
The California gold discovery or ,sas
swung civilizations advance line, then
at the Missouri river, as far westward In
single year as 1t had moved In all the
PREY previous 2te years since Newpart, Cos
their settlement at jamestown. Va 1t
drew the center of the country's political
gravity far into the Mississippi valley
made the West the dominant section So
clally and politically. gave the free States
the preponderance which enabled them to
preserve the Union when war came
enco on United States history and devel-
opment which will be felt while the coun-
try remains on the roll of the, nations,
profound sway Its gold discoveries threw
so much of the Nations great money
metal Into trade channels within half a
dozen years that IL gave new impulse
to industry and commerce on every con-
tinent. Immediately TO the United States
melted that search for gold all over the
earth which resulted In the discoveries
in Australia In 1851 by Hargreaves q re-
turned Californian: In Comstock's find In
Nevada, In 1858. OF the world-famcd lode,
chiefly silver which bore his name; in
posits of Pixies Peak In 1859. and Mon
tana In 1863 which peopled all those To-
calities. and In the discovery In 1884 on
the Rand In South Africa of the field
which has since developed into tho great
est gold producer on the globe From
Marshalls time 10 TODAY California has
added $500 100000 TO the worlds gold
stock.-Leslie'e Weekly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
West Captures Quarter.

The quarter-miie open. amateur, wont to
Fred West on with quick sprint he forged
TO the 'front.' with Hume after him. Around
tho saucer they sailed at terrific pace At
inc cnd OF the first lap West led. Hume
ster on the inal lap, but failed by a narrow
margin. Weiser wan third and Mccormack
fourth Time. 80 As secnndn ''
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Banquet Before Game.
RACES AT OGDEN.
Big Crowd Attends First Meet Held
in Junction City This Season.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, juno Sat GlenwoOd saucer to-
night tho bicycle rnces brought out crowd
OF about 1900 people. 1t Wos tho opening OF
tho ncason and the races were thoroughly en-
joycd. although the attendance was somewhat
better than the programme warranted. Tho
music furnished by the Brigham city
band, and the announcement was made that
on Saturday night Lawson, Samuelson, Hopper
and other professionals would appear on the
track together with a ten-milc motor race
Tho races resulted follows;
One-mle race, French stylc-E Smith hrst,
s williams second. Time 2s3I' Final, smith
again. Time, 2;2S
One-half-mile match rnce, French style
First heat J. Berryessa first, F. z. Schnell
second; tIme lis. Second heat, Schncli nrst'
Berryesaa second; time l:l7. Third heat, Ber-
rycssa first. Schncll second; time III which
not very fast riding
Onc-mile open profcssionol-Downing hrst'
Smith eocond williams third Time, 2iSS's
ono-half- mile open nmoteur-Bcrryessa ilrst,
King eecond. Thomas third. Time, l.V9s lh's
was the best race OF tho evening
Five-mlc motor pace race-Downing hrst,
Rcdmon second Time. l0t3S. Trouble WITH
the pacing motors detracted from this race
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Spills Among Amateurs.
Distance Riders Win,

| Foecr. with thirty-yard handicap, won
| inc nnai OF the holf-mllo handicap profess
slonala The scratch mon, Lawson and sam
uclson, fought hard TO overtalxe the distance
men, but failed. and gave up the struggle
| The other riders nnlehed as follows. Clark,
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Jensen Goes to Pocatello.
QUINN is EXONERATED.
Charges of Collusion Made by Jack
Mooney Prove Groundless.

SPOKANE. Wash, juno S.-Monager Z. F.
Quinn OF the Spokane Amateur Athletic club
was exonorated of the charges of colluslon
made against him by Jack Mooney, manager
OF Billy Honey Melody. the Boston prize
fighter, after session OF the club directors
lasting Till after midnight. The exoneration
10 sweeping both to the specific charges
in the Incident, where Mooney says Quinn re-
ceived a cut OF tho ourplus left over after
Duny had been paid $500 instead OF ISL? as
the directors believed, and TO tho light with
o. Keefo when Mooney says Quinn asked the
directors for raise In the usual present per
cent offered to 10 per cent in order that he
might pocket the 10 per cent for himself The
cxopcration carried with IL also resolution
barring prize-nghtors from the club while the
present board sits.
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Fish Caught In Steel Trap.

County Commissioner George W RlnRlc Of
oRoy tells n nsh story TINT ho lnsists Is true
George says that William MCKAY OF Leroy re-
Gently caught catfish In nm ordinary steel
Mr. Mckay has been fisherman number OF
ycars and Ia st!ll n truthful man.
Tho Ash captured In this unusual mnnner
was yollow catfish Weighing about nine
pounds, and Mr- McRay's theory is that the
nsh swan over tho trap. which Ind been sot
in tho edge OF tho water for mink and in
some manner lot ita weight settle down on tho
trigger, which went of and the steel 1awo Of
tho trap cnught the lsh,-Topcko Capital,
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, June s.-Latonia results
First race, ok Observation-Disclosures won Pin
aud second. Forronlero third. Time, l;l5 rs.
Second rnce. hve furlongs-OS orlando won.
Billy Vcrtross second, Pullman third Time.
1902 is.
Third race, mile-Handy Bill won
Sharp boy second. Belle tho Cat third Time,
l42.
Fourth race, one mile-outwai won. Gnfain
second. Erln Lee third. Time, 1:4l rs.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-Poster
Girl won. Miss Bertha second. Edith NJ. third
Time Go 3-5 seconds.
Sixth rnce. ono mile-Tom Roberts won,
Topsy Rob,naop second. Josics Jewel third.
Time, ll2
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TENNIS is ON.
Interclub Tournament Will b
PLAYED ut Fort Douglas Today.

Tho executive committee OF the Inter Noun
taIn Lawn Tennis association mot last night
in the Kenyon parlors and made tho following
arrangements for the lnter-court tournament TO
bo played Saturday afternoon at Fort Douglas.
Tho drawings resulted follows;
Eeatside club plays University OF Utah, Fort
Douglas piayo q Street club: y. NJ c A.
phys Muller court Country club plays Third
South club. r. T Roberts plays scratch. whiIo
all other plnycrs have q handicap OF minus Is.
Play begins at p. m and default taIes
place Of 2:l3 Tho beat two out OF throc sets
dccidce nil matches Tho association presents
O cup to DO the property OF tho sucoessful
clI
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Up q Tree.

Joe Stevens went out bright and early
Sunday morning on coyote hunt lie
hadn't gone FAR when his hound jumped
u coyote Joe knew 1t was coyote,
because he heard II bark Joe ran UP
and do yn the mountain three times. but
couldn't catch It; so he ran on point
house hear. and yelled for Ralph to como
with his gun, but Ralph ha6 gone to hunt
cattle Then Joes wife sent the little
Girl post haste down to Carmichael's for
help willis Grant was there, and he and
the two Carmichael boys, armed to tho
teeth, went TO the rescue: but when they
got there Joe had II killed. and 1t was
Wing dead al Joc's feet. He had brought
Il down at four shots from the top OF on
old stump. and the dogs were there
rendv TO finish It up without any ono
and sound but, 10 and behold IL was
a coon-Tolcdo (Or) Leader.
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WEATHER RECORD

Yesterdays report at tho local oflcc Of the
weather bureau Maxmum temperature 7e
dog minimum temperature. IL deg mean
temperature, IS deg, which is deg. below tho
normal.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
the nrst OF the month. &c deg
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature sInco
January l. l0l deg.
Total precipitation from p. to 6 p. m,
nopo.
Accumulated encoss OF precipitation since
the nrst OF tho month. 80 inch
Accumulated e1cess OF precipitation since
January l. $50 inchcs Relative humidity at
4 n m. 81 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Maher Wins Another Classic Race

MANCHESTER, England. June s.-Ma-
her, the American jockey, today placed
credit. winning the Manchester cup on
Bachelor s Button in q field OF fourteen
Best Light was second and tho White
Knight third. Mahcr also won the Beau
fort handicap on kearsarge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09

Salt Lake City. Utah. May 7, 1906 and
approved by the Mayor May 8. 1906. as ap-
pears OF record In my office.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal of
said city this 10th day OF May. 1906.
]. B. MORETON,
(SeaD City Recorder.
Bill No 50.
Paving extension No. 20. xs94
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
MISS SUTTON UNvANaUIsHED.
In semi-Final Round, English Com
petitor Withdraws.

LIVERPOOL. Juno SIN tho mixed
doubles handicap, first round. ct the ten
mis- championship today, Miss n May Suite, Sutton
and Miss Findlay. e. 81.
Miss Sutton was given walkoyer In
tho semi-1nal advlces singles. Miss
Pincknoy who was to haVo met the
American girl. withdrew
In the ladies' doubles, semi-nnal, Niles
Douglas and Miss Thompson beat Miss
Sutton and Mrs Hlllyard, 63, G-4.
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'MERICAN LEAGUE.
Ending Of the Clubs.
n York 8, Chicago Q.

!1zts-Sew York punched their
- eST defeated Chicago. 6 to 2.
Ia r. H E
-~s.. ,".2 o0000ooA2 4
a .-,"'"..a o2o00o0l-s 10 /
sG,s, Wdsh. F1ene and Hart;
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|i[|| LOSE !:..,,,-,
/ % CINCINNATI
L.l,rips Game { En- Ends by
|p,, Score of Two
TO One.
|DDls DEFEATED, DEFEATED rn, =
n STUBBORN BATTLE
I. Gives Brooklyn Three
lut Of Four Games
ofSerieS.
,.fIoNAL LEAGUE.
.,,no of the Clubs.
.,,H @, Philadelphia /.

parA June s-clncinnad today
Lno .,rso. inning gnmo from Phila-
~ xisaIug run waa scored on hit
0, s r. H z.
esoooo0Iooe1-2 !
r'''~'i ~'i6606000o0 0
.rst-s and scnlei, DugSleoy and
- ss,-By Duggicby ;. by Ewing
zrj.s-oE Duggleby 2 Umpire
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t!esno 3. Seattla 1

|cs s s.-Fretno beat Semitic TO-
o. %e Test games OF the sonson
eIoll. all OF Seattle club
N y, e Individual plays as We're
&kna hs,d OF st, Nory's col
wa b..ss Seattle down to four
~ O., ,'s hhe In oil departments,
II Nozm. young pitcher named
! G! ie.s wash lie mado good
'''', 9 ooooo@I 4
te-Ey.s 1000 o2ooN3 ,
mi ana Hanson; McGreror
-'}1n.,
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s. st, Louis 8.

-n Jz,s 6-Tho locals defeated the
s,aoesls today, 6 to 3, winning
= .rur games Of tho serieR. The
=" r. II, L.
leiol00oo-3 s 2
r''''',.'.l r''''''.'l '.le000I0o@ IL s
rrn.o, aud Grady: Eason md
|6,ss,s hi,s-Arndt Casey. Maloney,
urs-ol Eason 4, on Druhot L
|--E Eassa l. by Druhot 8 Um-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Bell Telephone
Lawn Tennis Tourney,

The Interolub Lawn Tonnis tournament will
be played at Fort Douglas commencing ut
o'clock this afternoon.
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Americans Win From Australians,

NEWPORT. Eng. June Sin tho dou-
bles I'm the international tournament to-
day for the Dwight, L. DAVIS challenge
Little. Americans, beat A. F. Wilding,
Now Zealand. and Los Perdevin. Austria
liza IS 6-2, 6J.
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Baseball at Murray.

The Highland Boy baseball tenn and tho
Bell Telephone ball tosscrs Will meet on the
Murray diamond at I:i5 o'clock today Both
teams have been praetcing regularly for the
game and some snappy playing Will be seen
The lineup follows:
Highland Boy Bell Telephone
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
spokaue Q. Grays Harbor 1.

SPOKANE Wash. Juno S.-Spoknno, In q
ninth inning punching OF three hita. scored
the winning runs or q fast, clean and sxcit-
ing enmo today
Grays Harbor ....,..o oloooooo-l 0
Spekape ...........o ooooo2 2-2 /
Batterico-Brnker and Boettegelr Rush and
Stanley.
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liz York z, Chicago 8.

\ NaE, June s-The New York Ma
.Na-si themselves In part by vim
u ~ Cs!eago team today. 10 3.
r, II. F.
.o01lo1ooo o-3 7 8
.os.....20I0 I0os20'-7 Z 2
EsEs md King; Wiltss and
ID lsns-0n Wlltse, /; OF Brown, 4.
| c-57 Wiltse. Z; by Brown. 2. Homo
IL Three-bas9 hit-Evers, Two
Arcasn, Deylln, Scheckard. Um-
- lsd 0Day,
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Will PLAY ut Lagoon.

The Tribune baseball team will play
the Frumkln Smokers at Lagoon on Sun
day at 3 p, m, instead OF $50 n, m, as
called promptly. y largo attendance is
already assured,
The lineup OF both teams follows:
TIL rl1nn
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Butte 8, Tacoma /.

RtTTTp. Mont. June s-Butts defeated Ta-
coma In q pitchers battle. in which Ho1n
had tho best OF H. A hit, base on balls
and a timely hit by Hoon In tho seventh
ScoTof r. n, q
Brtto ,--..s....--.'.-..s..''.rs9
Tacoma =.
Bnttcries-Hoon md Swindells; Higgiaboth-
nrn and Snca.
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NEW M|TT ARTISTS
ARE COMING UP
Dad Gimlin Said to Have Sey-
eral in Sight for
Ogden.
BUT FATHER DUBEI is
NOT AT ALL ALARMED
He Is in the Game to Give Salt
Lake Championship
Team.

There was rumor going the rounds OF the
local baseball fraternity yesterday to the ef
feet that Dad Gimln has few new mltt ar
lists coming up. From reports the Big Chief
does not relish tho present standing of tho
Ogden club and 1t is with calm beating Of
the heart that he contemplates the thought
OF having his invcteratc rivals Salt Lake.
win out in the league series.
Ogden Men to His Aid.
1t is understood that several Ogden business
men who havo always taken a pTido in Og-
denis baseball supremacy. have put their
hands deep down In their pockets, With
tho money at hand there is no question but
what Gimlin can get the men necessary to
make up a winning baseball team
One Important Question.
But the question is, what will Father John
Dubei do7 His friends declare that he Is in
the game to give Salt Lake championship
team and Will do It regardless OF the cost.
So far no has made good. He has given Salt
Lake the only league baseball tenn that ever
led In the percentage column. The question
Is. Will the Taiors finish the season as strong
as they have commenced itf
Will Invade Junction City.
The Dubei TaiIors Will invade Ogden again
today ard try conclusions with Chlof Gim-
lin 9 Lobstors. III they win 1t Will be their
fourth straight victory over tho ogden oggre-
6dlioi INultllleS wiz plopuOtS noiu uo"H tnS
slab for the locals, while Hopkins is sched
ulod to pitch for the Junction City aggrega-
ton.
Jensen Goes to Pocatello.
Irving Jensen, who pitched a winning game
for the Tailore last Saturday and again yes
tcrday leaves for Pocntelo today. Sunday
he Will twrl for tho Soda Springs team,
which plays the Pocatello aggregation for n
Sl00 side bet Victory for the Soda Springs
team is said TO mean good piece OF money
for Jensen. After the game Jensen Will re-
turn and resume his work with the locals.
Play Here Sunday.
Tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock. the Duhoi
Tailors and tho Ogdenites will meet at Walk
eTe field. Hall. who pitched championship
ball last Sunday, will be In tho box for the
locals
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CH|CAG0-M MINNESOTA
To- TRY NEW FOOTBALL"
Coach Stages Purity" Game
to Be Tested by Two Big
Institutions.

CHICAGO, June S-''New football has
arrived The institution, which Is the In
Vention of Coach A A Stagg, of the
University OF Chicago, and Intended as
substitute for the old grldiron game con-
demned by the conference reform" pro-
fessors last winter, will be exploited next
fall In contest between Chicago and the
University OF Minnesota. Announcement
OF the game was made yesterday by
Coach Stagg,
Will Change Relation Between Teams
The new species OF football will differ
from the time-honored brand in that the
so-called Objectionable features surround
Ing the game will be eliminated The
official field rules will be observed, but
the relations between the teams and the
colleges concerned Will be on strictly
purity" basis 10 conform with the ideals
brought out In the recent football Leg
islation In the West.
Banquet Before Game.
The leading features of the new foot
BALI will be q banquet for the opposing
teams the night before the game, at
which the players OF opposing positions
Will occupy adjoining seats absolute
avoidance of oil controversies and con-
hlcts In financial matters and eligibility
questions and nll-around "gentlemanly
spirit" Coach Stagg declares that all fu-
ture games in which Chicago Is concerned
Will be played under the new rules.
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nnu ., Los Angeles I

.e al Juns s.-RaIn killed or
lSes hsd Angeles game todov.
e .. celitt was hit with NV onp
- IN H. batted Bergman hard
Al "e hfth contributed a run
"a s,.".''''''",..Soo11Hs
olls ,,nss'-;:.1o ooo0Al !
|s-s..S1 oorahus. Bergman
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ARE YOU GOING
To Ogden SundayP

Excursion Via o. s, l. Round trip
only s1oO, Tnke any train up to EOS
p. IA Returning leave Ogden at 4;lQ
or $40 p. III
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|nshgton 8, Cleveland a.

~ -, o. JIns S,-Hcss was iner-
~ Hreeea was just tho reverse in
- - ''''arl As q result Waphlng-
To- , r. II. E.
e l"'''"..o 1l0ooo11@ ~ 4
!" "''''e oool123i-s Il G
ssa and Clarke; Hughes and
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln 12, Omaha 8.

LINCOLN. Neb., Juno Sup TO tho sixth
inning Omaha had all tho best OF tho game
At that time Dodge went TO pieces and LIN
coin WIS easily tho victor.
Score! h II u:
Omaha , ......o1 o o o 90 20
Batterics-Eyler and Zinran, Dodge ond
GondIng.
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M'LAUGHL|N REFUSES
TO MEET MIKE YOKEL
Repudiates His Contract and
Shows Big Streak of
Yellow.
Special, 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. June S.-Tbc match that was pre-
viously arranged to be pulled OF at the Grand
opera house tonight between Mike Yokel Of
Ogden and George Mclaughlin OF Malad, Ida
did not materinlize. The was because
Of a yellow streak In McLaughlin's anatomy.
When tho match first announced by Tho
Tribune, IL stated In these columns that
II was very doubtful about Mclaughlin COM
plotting the match Tonight he proved the
correctness OF Tho Trlbunes forecast, He re-
fused absolutely eyory induccmcnt TO go on
the mat with Yokel. He repudlated the con-
tract he entered Into and when he was cor
nercd refused TO wrcstlc for the entire gate
reocipto, which Yokcl rendered him.
Refused Every Inducement.
Yokel offered to bet $3.50 even. the winner
take tho money, II Mclaughlin would wrestle
was guaranteed he would win OF would got
OF sport Mclaughlin is. on his side how
ever, he stated that he would put up $3.50
n side for match 10 be pulled of in three
weeks with Yokcl. His oIlcr was at once
taken up. but he nunkcd again He got the
opinions Of those who were managing the con-
test. There talk OF arresting him as q
Nag As soon the coast was clear he got
out OF the opera-house and made a hot-foot
for the train for Salt Lake, where he Will
confdc his grievances 10 that other Jobber in
sports, Charley Ross.
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Aeiean A.

s'4 '''ssa Association.
~ csIa,si;aK 8; aKansae City. +
ea:,,,L ,,L'slsvnls 4 Milwaukee. 2.
'N'-lndlanapollnr;. ii; 81; Paul. 7.
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Denver a, Des Moines 9.

DENVER, juno e.-Todey's gomo wos spir-
tied and we'll played. Denver winning TO 3
score, r. X. E,
Denver =, --..s...,-.a0 U Zo<
Dos MoIncs ,,...s..00l $1,000 % 8
Batteries-Wright and WeiGardt; MansSa
nd
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Interesting Tennis Match Arranged

LONDON, June s.-A tennis match has been
arranged for juno 15 between Jay Gould OF
Lakewood N. j.. the American champion.
and C. Faires, champion or tho world. Faires
concoding IL and one disque.
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! ra,l SlsA in Golf ro,,-,,.-

|S z ss.,1l,,, ~ l., Jun; June s,-Miss Fan
~, raIsrn sIIssr women5h3se w%Sn me char sehapJmPlon-
! NY IN for ,ha ,thound of SO today
sdS Vas me sne two days. Two
yhla- Hsns nrs. r. H. Barlow
ksone, iaer 81 score was. fipst
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SIouy City 1S. Pueblo II.

PUEBLO. juno s.-Sloux City had the bet
ter OF q batting bee today.
score. r. II, E.
Pueblo .,.4aoo ooo7-l7 IS 7
Sioux City ....,...O2 2210o31 p-ls 70
Batteries-Jackson. Jarrott and Hess; Vol
lenderf Faucet. Morrison, sunnct and
Schran,
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When you prepare picnic for an
outing, remember the finest thing,
ready prepared. Is MOUNTS Pork and
Beans. See your Grocery Man about 1t.
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Bttoit 4, Boston 2.

.Ie I-Dstro!t punched hits
4 ~ s'Iofa 10 the sixth and ecored
= sosion rcored two runs in
4 49,, - ,.sets'on whom the gnme was
' ot darkness and rain lost
-"'''"...eoeootoosI 10
-Y.ss;,'".l 20 0oo1000-s Q
B eaa Schmidt; Dineen and
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.-pEe72I and Gibson; Pfeifter,
10 Brown. Tvo-base hits-Brown,
[Essl, Beaumont, Wagner, Ritchoy.
t.j-Bearmont Homo run-Bates,
/ 4 hr,-O5 Pfeif!er {, Struck out-By
4 / n Phlllppl ,. Umpires-Conway
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p,s. .s'aaclseo S, osl,o,d1

esp, ''sco g. ;, Oakland 4.
snrs t,o1u Suhs f@ s-sun Francisco
q errs zen M Oakland In tho n,ntS
"a sys,,Y's " 10 4. Grnham W.
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Palmer Lands Invitation Race.

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HEc COAST LEAGUE.

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