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Assessment No. 20

WABASH MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipa1 place OF business, Salt Lake civ
Utah Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the board Of directors held %
the 31st day of May, 1906. an aSsesSrstr
of ten cents Q0cl per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corpors for,
payable on or before the 30th dav of .Illne
59o Atlas block, West Second South street
Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid
on the 30th day OF June, 1906 will be deIin-
ouent and advertised for sale at pubIso
auction. ana unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the list day OF july
1906. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
sether with the cost of advertising and ex-
benSe Of sale.
w. MONT. FERRY. Secretary.
Location of offices No. $40, Atlas block
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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EVANSTON Y. N. c. A. wins.


and Bliss. Umpires-HobsOn and McDon
aid.
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REWARD FOR 5-PoUND TROUT.

y Any fisherman who catches a five \
pound trout in running water within =
y the boundaries Of the state of Utah =
= will receive a ten-dolIar gold piece =
= by taking the same 10 the Western ,
= Sporting Goods & Arms Co. Cap =
y tain I. y. Barratt and V. H Pease y
y are the gentlemen who offer the re- =
y ward. The only conditions are that =
the fish must be caught with a fly. =
y The offer of the reward is the out =
y come of the fish stories that are y
daily brought in by fishermen who =
claim to get this weight fish on y
y every trip to the mountain streams. =
y Captain Barratt and Mr.. Pease stip- y
y ulate that IL any member of the hot =
y air club makes a claim for the re- =
y ward they will have to bring wit y
y nesses that the fish was not bought y
y at q private pond y
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KELLY TOYS WITH RECORDS
MuItnomah Has a Wonderful Run
ner or Spokane Has Bum
Watches

= Spokane. June 3 A crowd OF \
y 1.7O0 saw Kelly Of Multnomah play =
= with various records at tOday's =
= northwestern track meet. In the =
= 1O0-yard dash he tied the worlds ,
y record Of 3-5. and at the same time =
= broke the American amateur rec =
! ord. He also equaled the Ameri- y
= can amateur record Of y Is seconds )
= in the 220-yard dash ,
= Northwest association records =
= were broken as follows =
= Broad jUmp-23 feet 81 inches; by =
= Kelly =
= Shot-put-42 feet 81 inches; by :
= Hug Of Muitnomah. \
= Pole vauIt-11 feet 4 inches; by ;
= Gilbert OF MultnOmah- :
y Discus throw-117 feet S inches; by =
= Hug. =
3 Official scores
= NultnOmah-FiTsts II; seconds, 1; ;
> thirds. , Total e. ,
= Seattle-Firsts, 8; seconds, 6; =
. thirds, :. Total, 40. =
4 SpOkane-F'iTsts. o, seconds, 4; >
= thirds 3. Total, i. =
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The Scores.
DENVER RESULTS

Denver. June 23.-Overland results:
First race, selling, six furiongs-BIu-
menthaI won. Jack Little second Free
sias third Time 1872
Second race one mile-Mabel Simms
won. Langford James second, Idogo third.
Time :52s
Third race five furIongs-Susie Gregg
won. Pickens second, Matte Spencer
third. Time-1.0S.
won. Reece Hughes second, Ny Order
third. Time .06L
Fifth race five fUrlOngs-Lady Tanner
lane won: Silverleaf second, Nellie MAY
third Time 1:01s4.
Sixth race. four and a half furlongs-
BaIIy Cannon won, Douc second. Darian
third Time-l.01.
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HISSHOAANS WOHANCHANP
Captures High Tennis Title for Unit
ed States in Straight
CT,

Philadelphia, June 23.-Miss Helen Ho-
mans Of New York today won the wom-
ans lawn tennis championship Of the
United States for 1896. defeating in the
final round Mrs. BaTges-WalIaCh of the
same city and taking the championship
BY default from Miss Elizabeth Moore
the holder of New York
Miss Romans Won in straight sets by q
score Of Ga. 6-3 In the first set Mrs
Barges- Wallach secured a lead Of four
games TO one The second set was practf-
caliv a repetition Of the first, Mrs Bar
-Wallach having q lead of 80 only
10 lose the next four games.
Rain stopped the other championship
events in doubles. They will be finished
Monday.
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TUESDAY NIGHTS RACES
C. L. HolIister Presented With Check
Because Of Injury
Received.

Tuesday nights program at the saucer
track was completed yesterday and will
include a match race between Samuelson
and Mcfarland. This race will be a five
mile, tandem-paced affair, two tandem
teams being used, changing pace every
half mile. The names of the tandem
teams Will not be made known until the
evening Of the race
While this viii be the feature of the
card, the professionals and amateurs will
have their regular whirl at the money.
The pros viii work in a half-mile open
and a three-quaTter-mile handicap, while
the amateurs have a mile open.
&. l. HOLSTER. the local rider who re-
ceived a broken COllarbOne in a fall
week ago. was yesterday presented with
a SO check by Manager Chapman. Hol-
lister will not be able to ride for some
time, and said he highly appreciated the
gift. coming as Il did q the time il did.
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COLLISION IN AUTO RACE.

Paris. June 23.-An accident occurred
yesterday while the automobiles were
practiclng for the grand prize of the
Sarthe circuit, which is to replace the
James Gordon Bennett international race
An Italian machine winner OF the ItaI-
ian gold medal in 1905. co1lided with an
other Italian car and was burned A
driver named Graziatti had to have three
OF his fingers amutsted.
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LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Salt Lake Plays at Eureka and Park
City Goes to Ogden.

Eureka and Ogden are the two cities in
the Utah state league which captured
baseball games today. Salt Lake plays at
Eureka and Park. City at Ogden. These
teams meet again at the same towns to-
morrow.
Salt Lake viii pitch Romney today and
viii play Page. a new outfielder, in left
in place Of James, who was badly injured
in making a sensational catch in last
Sundays game. Page has worked out
with the locals this week. and. according
to Captain Scare, has made good
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HORSE RACES AT OGDEN.

Ogden. June 23-The Inter- Mountain
Fair association has prepared the follow
ing race meet for the Wasatch Driving
park for July 4:
2:2O class, trOt or pace, $500.
2:30 class. trOt or pace $50
Gentleman's road race. $40.
One half-mile dash, SO.
One-half-mile saddle horse race $40.
Entries for the harness races close Sat
urday, June 30.
Mile heats. best two in three five to en-
ter and three to start.
Entrance fees are per cent to enter and
. Der cent additional from money winners.
No entry fee for saddle horse race.
Money divided 50. 50 and 10 per cent
American Trotting association rules to
govern.
Association reserves the right to call
races off for sufficient reasons.
Make your entries with the. secretary
e Richardson. 367 Trenty-fourth street.
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PROVO TO MEET EUREKA.

Especial to The Herald.)
Provo June 5.-The Provo and Eu-
reka baseball teams will play on the
county fair grounds next Wednesday As
the game will be the first TO be PLAYED
on the fair grounds. and as the teams
are the best that have played in Provo
this season. a big crowd is expected to
be in attendance
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WILLIE KIND TO FARMERS.

New York. June 23.-The gift of the
$50 600 thoroughbred stallion Halma by
William K. Vanderbilt to the Jockey
clubs bureau of breeding. founded for the
benefit Of the farms and horse breeders
OF New York. was announced yesterday.
Halma for some years has been at the
head Of the, Vanderbilt breeding farm
in France. Halm ais j years old. by the
most successful sire Of his time, Han
yer the dam being Julia L, by Long
faflnr-
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NORTHWEST.

Tacoma June 23.-Tacoma took a big
lead in the sixth, but the visitors. by
punched hits, tied the score in the ninth.
In the tenth the home team won out on
two hits and Martinks error. Score:
r. II. Z.
Tacoma -. .-............. ..........5 9 .
SPOKANE = u
Observation-Disclosures and Shea: Belt
Franklin and SUess. Umpire-Huston
Aberdeen. Wyo.. June 25.-Loose' fielding
and bad throwing put Grays Harbor be-
yond a chance OF winning and the miners
took the game with ease Score:
r H E
Butte 49, 49, 80. ......-... > u 2
Gray's Harbor -. 3
Batteries-Hoon and Swindells; Good
win and Hurley.
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NAY SUTTON WINS FINAL.

y Leicester England. June 23.-In =
> the final round of the ladies' singles =
, IN the open lawn tennis tournament. :
= Miss May Sutton of California today !
! defeated Miss Pinckney. Go, 20 !
y In the gentlemen's doubles, final =
\ round r F. and H. l. Doherty de- =
= feated Frank Lesley of England. :
: Kreigh Collins. Chicago, Ga. O-s :
y So =
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CITY LEAGUE GAMES.

The Salt Lake HardIares and Siegels
In a CITY league game. This afternoon
fhe Lyric and Turf Exchange teams will
meet at Walkers. This game is called
for o'clock
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EleH1 CANE oPENEo LIZ 'FRIsco

= San Francisco. June 2S.-Morris I
: Levy. manager Of the Hayes Val I
: lev Athletic club, announced today I
= that he had arranged for match I
! between Battling Nelson and Kid I
= Herman of Chicago 10 take place in I
= this city Sept 10. Levy will leave for I
; Chicago next week to make formal :
= arTangeme 4
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MURRAY VS.. VINcENT-NoTTs.

The reorganized Murray baseball team
lines up against the Vincent-Nott aggre-
cation Of this city today The game is
called for O'Clock and is to be played at
the Murray grounds. Pingree is slated to
do the twirllng for Murray and Jimmy
FIel1Sser the catching.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seattle. June Bly, a great batting
rally in the seventh Seattle tied the score
and won out in the last OF the ninth. Nc
Gregor, who played center for Fresno
made the unique record Of muffing three
flies in succession and not one Of the er-
rors counted in the run getting. Ega1
was out of the game with a sore finger.
Doyle took his place at short and did SEN
sationaI work. Score:
Seattle .....................4 .
Fresno .......-....- ..-..-..-......- 10 (
Batteries-Jones and BIankenship; VOL
Portland. June 23-Portland found both
Myers and Wheeler with terrible effect
today, the former being batted out of the
box in the fourth inning. Moore was
wild as deer. and was so unfortunate
as repeatedly to be pounded hard after
sending men to base on balls. Score:
r II. F.
San Francisco -.-.-.---..-.-..-..-10 13 Z
Batteries-Mvers. Wheeler and Wilson;
Moore and Mclean Umpire, knell
Oakland, Cal. June 2s-Bergeman
pitched a star game for Los Angeles to-
day his team beating the Oakianders by
a 3 to l score. Bergman did not allow
Smith was not so fortunate, as he walked
- R H E.
Los Angeles 49,. 49,. ..............-5 o
Batteries-Bermeman and Eager: Smith
and Bliss. Umpires-Hobson and Melon
aid
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City 1. st.
Paul g.
At Milwaukee 9, Minneap-
At Observation-Disclosures Louisville
game postponed; rain.
At ToIedo-Toledo 9, Indianapolis 5
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Chicago. June 23-The championship
track meet of the athletic leagDe of the
Young Mems Christian associations of
North America. held at Evanston TODAY,
was won by the Evanston Y. NJ. G. A
with total of 30 points. Central Y NJ
G. a Of Chicago was second with g
points.
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BIG MONEY FOR RUNNERS.

Sheepshead Bay. June 23-At the
Rancho Del Paso sale of yearings at
Sheepshead Bay today a half-brother 10
Water Pearl was sold to A J. Jones FOR
$4,000. Frank Farrell paid 8 6oO for 2
sOlt Dy Star Ruby-Na yads and $500 for
a Golden Garter-Miss Maxim colt
Br. T.. by Star Ruby-Linda Vista, l. A.
Celia $500.
B. G.. by Gerolstein- Gerolstein- Manikin.
Newton Bennington, $500
B +. by WateTCTess-Ne A J.
JOyner, 81, 800.
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Summary.

Varsity tours. two miles, for the Ken
nedy challenge trophy-CorneI won. time.
1O.35 1-5: Syracuse second, time 1913 As;
Columbia third, time 1855 SIS; Pennsylva-
MIA fourth, time 1906 As.
Freshman eight-oared shells, two miles.
for the Stewards cup-Syracuse won
time 9:51 3-5: Cornell second, time 9:55:
Wisconsin third. time $50 3-5: Columbia
fourth, time 1907 10; Pennsylvania fifth,
time 1918 10.
University eight-oared shells, four miles.
for the Varsity challenge cup-CoTnell
won, time 1886 40: Pennsylvania second.
time 1913 4-5; Syracuse third, time
9:45 Is; Wisconsin fourth, time 20:13 As.
Columbia fifth. time 20:15 3-5; Georgetown
sixth. time 20-36.
Members of the winning crew-W s.
Newman. bow; r. G. Barton. No. .: W.
Stowell. No 3; J. A. DOdds No. 4: L. 4.
Gavett No. x: G. p Cox. No. s: ". F.
Lee No. :; Z T FOOte stroke
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LURLINE is SIGHTED.

= Honolulu. June q. 80 p. m.-The =
: yacht Lurline has been sighted y
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Pittsburg June 2s-Pittsburg again de-
feated St. Louis the score being 2 to 0.
In the fourth inning base on balls TO
Nealson, a three-base hit by Leach and
a single by Ritchey netted two runs and
won the game, which lasted only one hour
and fifteen minutes. Only one St. Louis
- 81 A'''7O INN R. H. E.
Pittsburg e. .-.............-....-...2 !
atteries-Philippi and Gibson; Taylor
and Grady. Two-base hit-Beaumont
Three-base hit-Leach. Struck out-By
Philippi, 3; by Taylor, 1. Umpires-klem
and Carpenter
Boston. June 25.-BrookIyn's errors cost
the game today The fielding of Strobel
and the batting of Jordan were features.
Score:
Boston ---------------.-------..---
Brooklyn -. ....--...--.-.-.------.-2
Batteries-Dorner and Brown: Pas
torius AMI Ritter. TWo-base hit-Jordan.
Three-base HISTORIAN, MaiOney. Base
on balls-Off PastOFiUs, ,; off DOrner, l.
Struck out-By PastcriUs, ?; by Dorner, 3.
Umpire-JOhnstone-
Cincinnati. June o Chicago won to-
days game from Cincinnati by punching
flee in the third, scoring three runs. Sla-
gle. the Chicago center fielder, has neu-
ralgia of the stomach Score:
Cincinnati .------.--------------.-l
Batteries-Frazer and Schiel: Lundgren
and King. Two-base hfts-KeIley, Stein
feldt Shekard. Struck out-By Frazer.
1: by Lundren, s. Base on balls-Off Fra
ger. 4; off Lundgren. D. Umpire-ODey.
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BatteTies-Duggleby Ritchey and DonO-
base hits-Bresnahan. Donovan (2). Three
base hit-Mertes- Base on balls-Off
Mathewson. 3: off Ritchey, 1: off Dug
gleby. 1. Struck Out-By Mathewson, 3;
by Duggleby, g. Umpires-Emslie and
Conway
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAN.

Washington, June 23-New York de
feated Washington today in a hard strug-
lowing the locals but four hits Fielding
stunts were the features. Score
r. H E
Washington 49,. 800 --.----------.2
New York 49, 49, 49,. ------------3 o
Batteries-Kitson and Wakefield; Hogg
and Mcclure.
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JAFFRAY BEATS
DENVER GOLFER
Trans Mississippi = Champion
ship Is Captured by Dark
Horse From Minnesota.

Omaha. June 23.-The sixth annual tour
nament Of the Mississippi Gold as
ISOLATION closed this afternoon with the
playing Of the finals in the champion
ship and other contests.
"Jaffray Of Minneapolis was declared
the winner, 3 up and to play, defeating
7. W. Mccartney of Denver. The cham
piOnship match play was full of surprises
from very first Men who had made
such records as TO entitle them 10 first
consideration fell early in the game be-
fore men whose former work had not
been in the championship class at all.
Nevertheless the men who stayed till the
last did by superior play and there are
none to question their right TO their
titles
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The Grain and Flour Dealers assO-
citation will have their annual banquet
at Lagoon on Wednesday, June q. 4
whole carload OF the very best high
patent flour viii be given away, do
mated by the following firms:
Salt Lake & Jordan Milling company.
Queen of the Valley Roller Mills.
Inter-MOUntain Milling Co.
Kaysville Milling Co.
BenniOn d Co.
r. Knudson,
Layton Mil & Elevator Co.
. G. A. Smurthwaite Produce Co.
Turner Bros.
Harvey & Co
Portor Walton & Co
Nogeler Seed & Produce Co,
Miller Produce Co,
Peoples Forwarding Co.
Bailey & Sons
Lars Anderson 81 Co.
". 3. Hughes.
Manti Roller Mills.
CIeaveland Commission Co.
Sears-J eTemy Co
William Beckstead.
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Grain and Flour Dealers Day

At Lagoon, Wednesday. June q. Prizes
for everybody. A carload Of flour given
away. Be sure and GO.
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Winner a Dark Horse.

c. T. Jaffray OF Minneapolis. winner
of the championship cup, although re
garded as dark horse at the opening of
the tournament. played winning golf all
through the four days and wound Up with
a brilliant squirt that left no doubt of
his title to the championship. His score
for the last round was four up on DOGGY
and the best pIay Of the week.
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NATIONAL

team was beaten in the first inning. when
Ritchey was forced to retire. Score:
r. H. T.
Philadelphia o.. ..-...-..-..--..-..-O o
New York -...-------..- .--..-...5 I
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The Acme Of Perfection In

blending Of fine E5svana tobacco.
Sam Levy's Famous cigar.
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Denver Mans Good Showing.

The final of IS holes was PLAYED be-
tween Mr. JaffTay and T W. McCartney
Of Denver. The latter though not for
merly supposed to be in the champion
ship class, had played a steady game
throughout the tournament and was
thought to have a good advantage in to-
days game. The start served to justify
this opinion for when the holes had been
played he was 3 up on his opponent.
From that time. however, the Mime
apOlis man began 10 show his qualities.
At the end of Is holes play Mr.. CARNEY
was only I up. In the afternoon Jaffray
gained steadily, taking the third. fifth
ninth, eleventh. twelfth and fourteenth
holes. at which time he was declared
the winner.
The Scores.
The scores for for the day were as fol-
lows:
Jaffray. Morning play: Out, 6. :, T..
3 ;. 4, 4, >. In, T. >, f. :, .. ,. ), SIS
Afternoon: Out s. ), I, 4, 4, 8, 4, f.
In-3. 8, 3, 4. 3.-59-147
Mccartney. morning play: Outs, s, S.
4, s. 4. 3, 8. 5. IN. 4. 3. s, ). s, f. ). 4S7
Afternoon: Out 8 6, 4, ), I. g. T. D.
ms, 4. 6. 4. 4-65-152
The finals for prizes offered for play
ers who failed to qualify for the cham
pionship contest resulted as follows:
NJ. Doran, jr., St. Paul; BeaI GUY D.
Thomas Omaha ) to 2 to play.
DoTitcher cup, F. Haynes, Omaha, beat
". D. Bancker, Omaha, up ) to play
secretary's cup. A. L. Reed, Omaha
beat r Z. Hawkins, Minneapolis, up
. - III
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CoxswaIn Calls for Squirt.

When the orange boat pushed along
side the red and white shell the coxswain
in the latter called for squirt, and the
Cornell boat slipped into the lead again
Time after time, with brilliant bursts Of
speed. Syracuse struggled to overhaul the
leaders, and il was not until the last mile
OF the journey that Cornell could show.
clear water. Then Syracuse had shot her
bolt and the Pennsylvania crew, pulling
with grim determination, snatched away
the honor of second place by inches
The race was so lard that several Of
the men collapsed. They were quickly
revived, however, and each crew was able
to row TO its bOathOuse.
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WESTERN

Omaha. June 2s.-Two close and excit-
ing games were played here today,
Omaha taking the first by narrow mar
gin and the second being called at the
end of the tenth to let Sioux City catch a
train score:
First game R n. E.
Omaha - - ..--..-.-. ! ;
Sioux city -.---.-.---
Batteries-Corns and Bender; Patterson
and Freeze.
Second game r H E
Omaha Oman CO.; - - 49, Is z
Batteries-Koakalik and Gonding; Cor
bett and Hess.
Lincoln, June 23.-Stimmers ability 10
keep hits scattered gave Pueblo a victory
49, r. H. E
Lincoln go. .-.- .-.----s-. -
Batteries-Jones and zinran; stimnnei
and Messitt.
Des Moines. Ia. June 23.-Des Moines
used three pitchers today but could not
stop Denver's hitting. Denver winning By
a score of IL to 1. Score:
Denver -. ......:....:n IL
Batteries-Cicotte Manske, Miller and
Towne; Wright and Salusky.
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Lincoln, June 23.-Stimmers ability TO
keep hits scattered gave Pueblo a victory
fndav ScOra-
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Philadelphia. June 23.-Plank allowed
Boston only five scattered hits today and
the visitors were shut cut Score:
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St Louis June 23.-St Louis won the
ga me from Cleveland today by A score of
9 to 0. Howell pitched excellent ball
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IL IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
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Boston 90 So. -. go. ..........0
Philadelphia .... 80. &c.. 80. O.. 10
Batteries-HarriS and c. Armbruster;
Plank and Powers.
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Good Start Made.

The great fOur-mile race for the var
sity Fights aroused wonderful enthusiasm
Columbia. syracuse and Wisconsin were
first away, with the others laggards bv
only few feet When a half-miIe had
been rOwed, Syracuse was showing a good
length IN the lead. with Columbia second
Wisconsin third, Cornell fourth. Pennsyl-
vania fifth and Georgetown sixth. Soon
after this the Georgetown boat spurted
into fourth place, but fell away again
quickly and was never again a factor
Columbia and Wisconsin found the pace
too fast at the end OF the mile Cornell
swept into the lead at the mile and half
mark; pennsylvania had raced up to sec
Ond place and Syracuse was third Then
came a magnificent squirt by the SYRIA
Cuse men. They rapidly Overhauled Penn
sylvania and closed the gap Of nearly two
lengths which had separated them from
Cornell The latter crew was rowing at
3. while Syracuse went TO 4
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24
Syracuse Wins Freshman.

The second race was for freshman
elghts. 1t was Won by Syracuse by a
length and a half from Cornell. the lat
ter being less than a quarter of a boats
length in front Of Wisconsin Columbia
and Pennsylvania. which finished fourth
and fItth, were not more than six lengths
behind the winners