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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09
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AND MONDAY:

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Rutabagas, per peck. .7Ac
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Fresh Pieplant, per ID. :.....5c
New York Baldwins, Greetings
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Large, sweet Navel Oranges, per
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Large thin skin Lemons, 2 doz 25c
Fancy ripe Bananas, per doz. .15c
Large Grape Fruit, 3 for. ...25c
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tor ........... ..SSC
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09

Deer River, Mimi, March 9.--Fans of this
place are taking very active measures to provide
a fast team for the coming season. and with
that end in view have already signed full
quota Of players. Last year Deer River had .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09

very good team, several of the players showing
bush-league abilities. This year it is the in
tentfon of the Deer River people to have a
much stronger organization than that of 1905.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09

Winnipeg, Man. March 9.-The Kenora TbiI
ties won the senior hockey championship for I'll
second year in succession when they beat Il
Winnipegs last night in the deciding game.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09

tilted his players to report in Lincoln In April.
and the practice will be Immediately inaugurated
in preparation for a long string of exhibition
games with aggregations from other leagues.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09
MEATS AND FISH

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Alb Neck Bone, Spare Ribs and
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Rump Corned Beef, lb. .........7c
Whole and Brick Goldfish, h.. TIC
Finnan Haddie, lb............71ac
Choice Hams, ID ..........l2hc
Salmon Bellies, each. ..........5
lob pail Herrings, pail. ..... 63c
Veal Roast, lb. lO-12hc
S., & H. Green Trading Stamps. Both
telephones. Special attention paid
to city and country orders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
GOOD RACES GIVEN
At CA[DER'S PARK
Former Race Track Is Visited
by a Big Crowd of
Fans.

The old worm eaten grand-StaHd and
judges stand at Calder's park Yesterday
put on an appearance such as has not
The half-mlle track, which was at one
time the scene Of great horSe-racing
events, but which has since been en-
tirely given over TO weeds was once
more the scene OF lively contests with
the ponies.
That the game is still far from dead
was shown by the crowd OF fully 1900
which crowded into the grand-stand
and bleachers and lined up along the
fence for distance OF about an eighth
nature seen In by-gone days ON the old
circuit, being OF the simple country
fashion throughout,
Three events constituted the bill of
the day, but these three events were
interesting and fast enough to satisfy
the crowd
between Alzema. owned by H Harker
OF Murray, and Sammie j, owned by
c, Jones OF Taylorsyille. The purse
was $40. The two horses lunEed for
ward at the start and for the first half
mile made a very pretty neck to neck
race Sammie j broke at the first
half-mile and was left far in the back
ground before he could recover his pnce
Sammie was stopped by his driver and
started back Alzema continuing to reel
of the remaining half-mile, Suddenly
Sammies driver changed his mind, and
wheeling around again, started after
AlZema- The result was that at the
finish of the race the two horses came
dashing in neck and neck Alzema won
by half a length.
Rose, owned by Ed Davis. and Little
Dutch. owned by Charlie Powell, were
the next on the list. their stunt being
q half-mile go for a side bet Of $50.
Little Dutch won the event after close
and exciting race. The time was 1905.
The third and most exciting event OF
all was the mile pacing race between
II. Harker's AlZema and c. Joness Sam
mie T. Alzema captured first money In
1.52. 1t was a pretty neck-to-neck
finish
Horse fans will probably be given
another chance at seeing the ponies on
July "a. there being All effort on foot
to arrange a long list OF good events,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
WIN SEMI-FINALS.
In Grand Challenge Cup Race CAM
bridge Beat Argonauts.

HENLEY, England. July 4.-In the
semi-tipal Tor the grand challenge cup
today. Trinity Hall. Cambridge. beat the
Argonauts. Canada, by hair a length,
Time, minutes. seconds.
The Club Nautique de Gand, Belgium,
beat the Third Trinity Cambridge. by
two lengths. Time, minutes. sec
onds.
The BelGians and Trinity Hall Will
thus contest in the final for the grand
challenge cup tomorrow.
The Trinity Hall-ArGonaut race was
magnificent For the nrst quarter OF
mile the boats noses were level. Trim
ity Hall then slowly Forged TO the front
Half the distance was reached In J min
utes, 20 seconds. The Canadians then
were hardly a quarter OF length in
the rear and making desperate ~uorts
to overhaul their opponents. but the
repeated spTints OF the visitors were un-
availing, The Trinity Hall crew al
ways responded with a slight duickening
OF their stroke and held the lead TO
the end. after one OF the best races ever
witnessed at Henley
AS the time of this heat was six sec
onds slower than the semi-fnal in
which the BelgianS were easy victors,
1T now looks as though the coveted row.
Ing trophy is going across the chan
mel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
JAS. SALISBURY Wins
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats His Brother Walker in
Best Contest of Tour
nament.

In n battle for the State Champion
snip IN tennis, James Salisbury defeat
CD ms brother, Walker, In one of the
most Deautlful contests ever witnessed
I'D THIS section To many the result
was surprise Those who have
watched the work of Walker through
out the preliminary, semi-hnal and
final contests of the tournament had
come to believe MIN the peer of his
brother
But walkers lightning drives and
ms slashinS returns were yesterday
nanded TO one possessed of the skill
and the reserve power required to re-
tnrn them. James Salisbury won.
While his brother at times played per-
haps more dashing and brilliant
game, the steady work OF James
brought home victory in the end. The
reward Is the privilege to hold for one
year the beautiful cup offered by Boyd
fafk permanent possession OF this
trophy cup Is secured by victory In
three championship matches.
James took the first set by a score
Of Sc. AT first the players took the
games alternately and tied at 5-5. II
was tie at 6-6. but after that Jimmy
Forged slowly ahead and won by q
score of SIS.
The second set was easy for James
warming up early in the contest. he
Aoiii ~ PidSeu MS DTOtneT OIL MS 1eet
winning by 60. Walker won the third
set by 7-5. 1T was during this set that
walker seemed 10 take a brace and
played brilliant tennis After a short
rest the final set was played, James
winning easily by go
At the close of the championship
contest 1t was announced that a game
OF doubles viii be played today be-
tween Carl Roberts and James Sails
bury VS. Frank Roberts and Walker
Salisbury. This combination should
result In some of the fastest tennis
ever seen here.
After this announcement followed
the presentation cf the trophy cups.
Some beautiful silver stems were
presented the Salisbury brothers. the
winners of the doubles; James Sails
bury was presented the trophy cup
for the singles; Carlos Roberts, a
leather-bound tankard for making the
finals In the singles; Rodney Badger,
a trophy for making the semi-nnals.
and DR.. Richards. a handsome cup for
making the semi-fnals In the singles.
The officials of the game yesterday
morning were d. c. Roberts, referee; /;
d. M, Boyd. umpire Capt Allen at the
service line, w. L. Mcleod. at the
north base line; DR.. Plummcr at the
south base line; j. w. Thompson at
the cast side line, and T. G. Griff1ths
at the western side line,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
.ATTEL Wins HIS
FIGHT WITH NEIL
Awarded the Decision at the
End of Twentieth
Round.
GREATEST BATTLE EVER
SEEN IN COAST CITY
NeiI' Face Battered Black and
Blue, Eye Closed Early
in Contest.

Los ANGELES. July 4.-Abc Attcll.
champion feathcrweight OF America, won
twenty-round battle from Frankie Nell.
the bantamweight champion. before the
Pacific ATHLETIC club here this afternoon.
1t was probably the greatest fight ever
seen In Los Angeles. Attell showed to
great advantage with his remarkable
cleverness and he landed six blows to
Neils one. Neirs left eye was closed
early In tho contest and his face bat
tered black and blue. Nell however. ap-
peared the strongest throughout the night
and his blows, when they landed. had
force behind them.
Attell Was Clever.
Attelrs cIeverness in covering up and
side-stepping his opponents vicious
swings saved him repeatedly. Tho last
two rounds were fought by both men
blows in these two rounds than in nearly
all the balance OF the night. The men
slugged at each other during these rounds
and fought head TO head, slugging at
each others face, The decision OF Ref
cree Eyton was popular one.
PreIiminarles Were Brief.
The preliminaries began at 2:3o o'clock.
The first one between Tommy Leahy and
Joe Youngs went six rounds to n draw.
The next was between Billy Walsh and
Montana Kid both local lighters. They
fought six rounds at l3S pounds. Mon
tana Kid was awarded the decision at
tho conclusion OF the contest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Blues Defeat Whites.

An interesting game of socker foot
boIl was played nt Lagoon yesterday
a afternoon BY the Blues ana WhiteS,
49,, nicked learns made up OF players
~ tbn salt Lake club and some stars
rom Eureka. At the conclusion of a
verv spectacular game the score stood
four goals to two In favor of the Blues:
The long grass at the eNtrcmities OF
the field interfered slightly. but In the
opon space some beautiful combination
plays were executed
Yesterdays game was In the way of
q practice for July H. when the mem
hers of the Salt Lake Football associa-
tlon Will hold forth at Lagoon In force,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
HARDWARE TEAM WINS.
Defeat Keith -O'Brlcns ut Lagoon and
Win Fifty Dollar Purse.

BY a score OF 9 to 4 the Salt Lake
Hardware baseball team defeated the
Kcith-O' Briens in n game played at La
goon yesterday afternoon. for purse
OF $50 hung up by the management. So
far as field work IS concerned, both
teams were about even. but the Hard
ware players had on their batting
clothes and pounded out long, safe hits
that brought In the winning runs Stay
ner pitched good game for the win
ners while PapworJh and Harrison
were hit freely. Howarth. Moi1at and
Rouse played good game for the
Keith o BrlenS.
The Hardware team has Issued chal-
lenpe to the Bountiful team for game
for n side bet of $50 The teams lined
up as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Al SheeDsIbead Bay,

a'' race, the Independent steeple-
Iull course-Kemcl won, Clingy
-, Paul Jones third. Time, OPS
A heonu y, race, six and n half furlongs-.
rhillips won, veribest second, No
,airo' Time, 1;22.
J. race, tho Spring stakes. six fur
IL patnon won, Red River second,
.s,s-n.u russell third. Time. LA 40.
.uM ,m race, the Long Island handi-
a wuue and furlong-Dishabille
~ uH iromp second. Gloriiier third.
.Sns race FIVE and half furlongs.
:lrs Al n Powell won, Jaunty second.
|ss,h aVey third, Time, 100 i-5.
|lnsas,iace mile and three-qHarters-
y frN,san won. Priority second. Oil
sh"eil third. Time. 3.1235.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Overland Results.

DENVER, July 4.-Overland results:
First race pacing, 2:35 class-Volo won,
Clara b second. Walter +. third. Time.
2:15h.
Second race, hve and one-half furlonss
Susie Gregg won. Miss Anable sec
ond, ITO third, Time, 1:l3A
Third race. Ave and one-half furlonRs
Sir Carter won. Dan Collins second.
Haven Run third, Time l:lS1f
Fourth race, Ave and one half fur
longs-Peter Farley won, Plekens sec
ond L. X Bingham third Time.
l.13h.
Fifth race, nve and one-half furlongs
-Buckster Hodi won. Niota second. Os-
Sian third. Time l.li
Sixth race, seven furlongS-Tizona
won. Vassalo second, Marvin Neal third.
Time, l:3ih
Seventh race seven furlongs-Illu-
minata won, Kate Zitt second. Fresias
third. Time. l:34A.
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Results at Lotonla.

;ihclNNATI. July 4-Latonia re-
b:
psi race, one mile-Early Hours
Doclle second, Long Bright third
q l:ls5-5.
'Sond race, five furlongs-Dainty
He won, Friction second, Della
s'h third. Tima 1.04 As,
'aEd race, slH turlongs-Prineipia
Mayor Johnson second, Wee Lass
~ Time. lis.
'sarth race. mile and an eighth. the
-shnati Hotel handicap-Brancas
Alma Dufour second. Miltiades
q Time, l57 2-5.
.atn race. steeplechase, short courss
snk bic won. Pirate second, Fred
.,s!mayer third Time. 300 3-5.
,ah race. mile-Bltter Brown won,
.'sds second. DR.. Mcclure third
:s l:45l-5.
"soih @ race, milc-St. George Jr.
y OH Carly second, ] p. Mayberry
w Time, la 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
MEDALS FOR CYCLISTS.
Who Made Perfect Records Re-
ceiye Gold Mcmentoes.

'cHESTER, n. Y, July 4.-Eleven
% out OF the thirty-eight who
':sd from New York at 4 o'clock Mon
|aorhing on the motor cycle endur-
} test. made the gun through to. this
|sihe point OF the finish The riders
\ due to arrive here at 3:50 o'clock
.Pday. Six made perfect records
vere awarded gold medals, Their
1N and the order in which they ar
are as follows: Stanley t. kel-
Springfield. Mass, Il. S. RarroIs,
'nEheld. Mass, S. j, Chubbuck, To-
Ohio, j. b. DeRosler, Springfield,
~ George y. Holden. Springfield,
- Five other men who arrived here
hss 8 o'clock last night were classed
.nryiyors and were awarded silver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Results at Meadows.

SEATTLE, July I-Results at The
Meadows
First race, six furlongs-Bear Hunter
won. Pruewood second Ell Verraco third
Time. 1:lii1.
Second race, one mile-Rosaro won
Rotrou second, Carrick third Time
1411a
Third race. one mile-Calculate won,
Tramway second, Flourish third Time.
l;HA
Fourth race, six furlongs-Sea Sick won.
Glendenning second, Rathgar third. Time.
ll211
Fifth race, mile and a auarter-Stllicho
won Dewey second, Boloman third Time,
2:05h
Sixth race. five furlongs-Ruby won,
Royal Rogue second, Belle Kinney third
Time. l.00h
The Hugucnot won, DuCian second.
Gloomy Gus third Time. l:43a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
New York 3, Brooklyn ..

NEW YORK. July 4.-The morning
game scheduled Tor New York and Brook
iyn National League clubs was postponed
on account or rain.
Bowerman made home run with two
on bases this afternoon and New York
won from Brooklyn, 3 TO Q The score:
II. II. L.
Brooklyn ...,.....O00 02oo-2 0
New York ...,,..-0 8 o 90 90 00-3 o
Battcrlcs-Pastorious and Bergen; Nc
GInnitv and 3owerman. Bnses on balls
on McGinniry ], on Pastorious 4 Struck
out-By McGinnity Q. Two-basc hits
McGann. Jordan, Alperman. Homo run
Bowcrman UmpIre-Emsile-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Even Steven mt Washington.

WASHINGTON, July f-Washington
scored an easy victory over Boston this
morning Dlncen was hit hard and was
Given poor support, while Patten was
Very effective with men on bases. The
batting OF Jones was tho feature. his
VYeeh'ton 2 o 0 0 2 o IS l3 0
Eoston o o 0 o o o o-1 9 :
Bntteries-Patten and Wakefield; Di-
necn and Armbruster.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05

Summary: Earned runs-Eureka T.
Ogden 2 Two-baSe hits-Northrop.
King Sacrifice hits-Johnson. Lumley
Wall. Blexrud. Struck out-By Grayes
Z, by Blexrud g. Bases on balls-On
Graves 5. of Blexrud /. Hit by pitcher
-Taylor Left on bascs-Eureka 4.
ogden T. First base on errors-Eureka
l. ogden Passed ball-Hcrne. Double
plavs-Lumley looking. Northrop look
ing, johnson to Newell TO King, King
unassisted Stolen base-Blexrud, Time
Il hour and 45 minutes Umpire-Sys
Tnylor Attendance-1100,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Rricn.
Lawn Tennis nt Wimbledon.

WIMBLEDON. England. July i.-May
sutton and @, w. Eiillyard were beaten
in the scmi-fnal of the mixed doubles
in the international lawn tennis cham
pionship games today by Miss Thomp-
son and A w. Gore The scores wore
G-S, 3-6. Sc,
H l.. Doherty again won the inter-
national tennis championship today, de-
feating f l. Biselcy. Score: Cal 40
G-2, Ga.
In the semi-inni OF the ladies dou-
Miss LonGhurSt and Miss Thompson.
3-6. 6-2. 6-i,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Sacrifice by johnson.

Johnson sacrificed and Newell scored,
while Wallis timely hit brought In a
couple more runs In the NTH. with one
out Johnson and Wall singled and then
both scored upon two dagger by
Northrop. who In turn came home upon
a beautiful two-base hit by King.
These four hits were all we'll placed
and it looked as II BleXrud was going
to get his bumps. But during the bal
ance OF the game he allowed but one
safe hit Today's game was one Of the
best that has been witnessed here this
season. The score follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
I'ittsburg Loses Two.

PITTSBURG, July 4.-In a most re-
markable game this morning the Chi
Cages defeated the Pittsburgs by q scoro
of to o, For eight innings neither side
vas ablo 10 score Then Slagle crossed
the plate on a hit a sacrifice an error
and life Only two hits were made in
the game, one on each side. Lelfield did
equal that given Brown. The score:
Plttsburg .......oooooooooE0
Chicago .....ssss. o O00ol-l
Batterics-Leifeld and Phelps. Brown
and King. Bases on balls-On Brown 4.
Struck out-By Leiheld 5, by Brown 3,
Umpircs-O'Day and Johnstone,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Pueblo 10, Denver D
Hot Liners,

..r In I.eavenworth, Kan, Is
i,p believer in advertising.
~, tha scorebonrd OF last Sundays
ha.oh,u m Iii game appeared this notice:
.%s ',au are fan go to the Presby-
.dr,on church tonight and hear the
pcv Or. Elwood line out few hot
nsa New York Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Pittsbure
Afternoon Game.
The afternoon game WAS won hY

The afternoon game was won by the
Chicagos by another score OF l TO o.
Lundgren pitched strong game, not
P1ttsburger reaching third base. Wills
but II was not until the eighth inning
that Chicago was able to score, Shreck-
ard reached first on a single, went to
on single by Chance. The score:
Pittsburg .........ooooooo0 z
Chicago .......:.., 90 o. 010-l 10 o
Batteries-Wilns and Gibson Lundgren
and Killing. Two-base hlts-rinker Klein
ow. Bases on balls-On Wills 2. on
Lundgrcn 5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
PARK CITY

I1FItd runs-Salt Lake T.. TWo-base
Zimmerman 2 Bases on balls
ltnsen /. Off Drew /. Wild pitch
|F Passed ball-Cripp. Struck out
6 Jensen 10. by Drew 8. Double
57-Berry to Clark. Time of game
e1r IS minutes, Attendance-loOO.
-z,.e-Mayne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game.

Boston turned the tables on Washing
ton This afternoon. winning by score
OF 9 TO g. Young was a puzzle TO the
WaShington's while Hughes and Falk-
enbore were hit timely, Youngs pitch
Inc Vas the feature. Score. r. II b.
W9sh'ton o 90 0 2-3 6 2
pN5 N15oIaerics-Huphes. Falkcnberg and
.,d,,Ton. Young and Peterson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Cleveland 3, Detroit p.

CLEVELAND. July 4.-ln the pres
once of the largest morning crowd that
ever attended a game In Cleveland, the
Snco1 Climb today defeated Detroit. knock
,uS Donovan out OF the box But for
FLINDERS. Cleveland would have shut
out the visitors. Turner's batting and
Lalolos n'''o r. II E.
c,sSel9nd sSehI .looo2 II !
Detroit =, i o 0 D ~ U
DSei SeeinV;,eries-Rhoadcs and Bemis, Dono-
- ,EpIIan nnd Warngr-
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Sioux Sity 8, Lincoln S.

LINCOLN. Neb.. July 4.-SiouN City de
feated lincoln In the first game OF O
double header here today before the
largest crowd OF the season. The score:
r. II. h
Sioux City ,.......0 2 0 0-S l6 /
Lincoln .,s........l . o o 2 00-5 IL S
Batterics-Sawyer Corbctt and Hess;
uInl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
~, TittIc Consequence.

"vye,I. we'll" exclaimed the first sum
g,rl "where did the engagement
From Binany's. OF course repiied
the other. t,ot Who ,s
"Oh! / don't mean tnat, IT.. ""o
tbo man who gave 1t to you
tne eohf r,y' Iyhy-er-really. I've forgot
80, IN III. last name just call him
.e, .ehorty. Nv ..."-Cathollc Standard ana
Times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game.

cleveland made II four straight from
DotToit this afternoon, winning by the
L,','Ic Do,i" or > TO l. scoring the winning run
sCoIo gaIo,s double JucksonS single and
9,oriss on triple. Manager Latoie made
his his q one hundredth hit OF the the season "a on
being 5ssntSry .ne i'int mark II was two; ;bagser
the cenlu'S r. II. l..
s9ogsii Ss9fSysiand 900 o2ooo9o-G !
Slet, Slesoit o 0 o o o O-l
rp,,trics-Joss and Clark; Munin
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Divided Honors at ST. Louis.

Chicago This mornina in nItSbers. bat
tie In which Petty was invlnciole until
the last inning, when the home team
made their only hit Score: r; II e;
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3
ST. Louis % 0 0 o Ia 4 1
Batteries-Walsh. Patterson and Sui
hyan: Petty and Richey