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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14
JOHN KERVIN.

Aunt Busy does not understand about foot
ball, dear boy. This is why she does not write
concerning it. She likes for the boys to be inter
ested, but cannot understand why refined girls
should concern themselves so about boys sport
She fails to understand why girls should attend
games, screaming and shouting like Indians She
fails to understand why girls should parade the
public streets, carrying banners and still scream
ing. Of course, perhaps poor old Aunt Busy is
out OF date" but if So she is glad to be ancient
Her teachers many of whom are dead and their
dear sweet souls in heaven, would turn in their
graves if the girls they educated acted in the old
days the way the girls do now. Leave the football
to the boys, dear girls. Be interested of course;
encourage the boys to practice daily; be proud
when your friends and your school wins; but
leave the screaming the marching the yelling. the
banner bearing, to the boys. Remember that the
maidens of old met the victorious warriors on
their return from BATTLE with pleasant smiles and
kind words, but no yelling. Aunt Busy believes
that many a good touchdown has been utterly
spoiled through some foolish boy giving the at
tention from the game to some equally foolish
miss in the grand stand.
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LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

ogden, NOV. 3.
b, Dear Aunt Busy-Why do you never write any
thing about football? Don't you like it9
Your loving nephew.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14
Saint Alice.
dearest boy.

Saint Alice of Burgundy was born in the year
931 and died in the year $685.
Not long ago we heard little girl say; II
have patron saint. My name is Alice, and there
is Saint Alice" She did not know about this
gentle Burgundian princess whose father was Ralph
H. king of Burgundy. When Alice married Lo-
thaire, king of Italy, she became queen
Her husband the good king died not long after
the marriage, and his successor put Alice in prison
The Pope, hearing of the cruel treatment she was
receiving, asked the emperor of Germany to assist
her. In some way she escaped from prison and fed
to Germany. She met on the way by an army
coming to her rescue Some time after this same
Emperor, Ohio l. married Alice. But although her
husband, the emperor of Germany, was good and
kind. her troubles were not ended Ohio [ died in
the year 973. Ohio II succeeded him, and was be-
loved by his subjects as long as he followed the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14

French then exercised over Rome, that their Of
fcefs irritated by this change, forced the remain
ing Papal troops to take off the coors, This
act of the French, says the marehese, led to al.
interchange of diplomatic notes between the Pa
pal government and the French, which ended in an
order that the troops in Italy were not to wear
the new colors. After the downfall of the FrencE
power, when the Pope received back his rights. IN
stead of resuming the old colors he retained the
new ones of yellow and white, which those IN
use at the present day.-Catholic Sun.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14

. ms department is conducted solely In the inter
eSVS OF our girl and boy readers
,aan hI susy Is glad to hear any time from the
49, ana nephews who read this page and to give
Aien an the advice and help in her pover
write on one side of the paper only
20 not have letters too long
original stories and verses win no gladly ra,.,,,A
and carefully edited, - eN-' 'eeeA'eO
be returned o' acceFteo WIZ
cs ffess az letters to Aunt Busy Internountan
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14
"0URS."

Today womans property is sacred-at any
rate sacred mans. A certain host remarked
before his guests lately that he would send his mo-
tor to the station to meet So-an-So.
"Our motor" corrected the hostess, who wants
tone.
As the lady had actually bought the motor, the
correction was severe and ranked. Next morning
the host came down very late to breakfast. He was
chaffed about this and explained:
"I'm sorry. The fact is. | mslaid our trousers
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14
THE EXILED ANGELS.

Contributed by Aunt Jeanne.)
10! the Angelic bands
In full assembly meet.
And wait His high commands
And worship at His feet
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AUNT BUSY HAS HER SAY

Dear Nleces and Nephews:
ho, aunt Busy has been neglecting her girls and
nleces and nephews are to blame; they have been
negecting Aunt Busy, too. Are they all too busy
to write to the funny old lady who likes them so
we'll! Aunt Busy hopes they will begin this com
ing week to write
Lovingly,
Amt RTTSY
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14
THE NTERMoNAN AND COLORADO CATHOLICS NOVEMBER a. 1905

advice of his mother, Alice. He was unfortunate
in marrying worldly woman who did not like the
piety of Alice. She persuaded the emperor to ban
ish his mother from the court. Both Ohio Ii and
his wife died, and Alice was obliged to accept the
regency of the empire. The wisdom she manifested
and the charity shown toward the poor and afflicted
of her realm made her beloved by all.-Exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
Olympic Rugby Team
Trims BarbarianS
BY William Unn1ack


With less than three weeks coaching
and training the Olympic Rugby team
has improved so much that it was able
yesterday to defeat the experienced
barbarian aggregation. While the lat
ter played one man short the Olympics
put up game that they can well
be proud of They were continually
on the attack. and their aggressiveness
was feature of the contest, while in
de1ens1Ve work they played better than
IN any previous practice match.
Miller scored a try for the Olympies
and this was the only score registered
during the game. Miller secured the
pail from THROWN and made a dive
Tor the line. Several Barbarian men
MADE running tackle at him. but the
impact threw him across the line
kerrigan, at half for the Olympics.
played the best Rugby he has shown
Ster in the forwards were prominent all
through the game.
For the Barbarians Sharpe played his
nrst game of the season and his tack
ing was sure. Both Phillips and Hv-
land were In splendid form at half
back Brown and Watson were the nick
OF the forwards
The teams lined up as follows:
Olympics-Fullback. Briggs: three-uuarter
backs, Blair. Lttlepage. Kavanaugh Golcher:
halfbacks. kerrgan. Miller: forwards: NOldnO
Hickey James. Webster. Walnsch. Matthews
quarter backs. Sharp Pomeroy Shanks.- CLARK
son; halfbacks. Phillips. Hyland; forwards
Mizen. Watson. Kay. E Pomeroy BuckinS-
ham, Brown. Sweeney.
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- The BeerTha Made Milwaukee Famous
Golfers at Del Monte
Begin Play Today

DEL MONTE, Aug. 30.-The annual
fall golf tournament on the Del Monte
links will open tomorrow and continue
until Sunday, September 6. The prin-
cipal prizes to be contended for are
the Del Monte cups, one for men and
the other for women. The runnersup in
each of the competitions will receive
trophies. and there Will be consola-
ition handicaps for the players who do
not reach the final rounds of the cup
competitions Also mixed foursomes.
The qualifying rounds over Sc holes,
medal play, of the competition for the
Del Monte cup for men will be played
tomorrow-1S holes in the morning and
Is in the afternoon-the best 16 scores
on Tuesday morning. The next eight
winners will play in the second match
round Tuesday afternoon. and the next
four winners in the seminal round
Wednesday morning. The final round
will be played Thursday over SO holes,
Is being played in the morning and the
remaining Is in the afternoon.
The qualifying round over IS holes
of the competition for the Del Monte
cup for women will be played Tues
day afternoon, the best eight scores
to qualify. The first match round will
be played Wednesday morning, and the
final round will be reached Friday all
being over Is holes. The Competitors
will be allotted handicaps based on
their known strength and perform
ances.
In addition to the foregoing compe-
titions, there will be handicap mixed
foursomes on the afternoon of Friday
and on Saturday consolation handicap
for men and women.
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Tennis Players Meet in
Class Singles
By Grant Smith

Lower class tennis players had an in
ming at the park yesterday. The
weather was perfect and the attendance
unusually large. While the absence OF
the first class players robbed the tour
nament of class. there were a number
of close matches. Play was confined
to the second, third and fourth classes
and each was completed to the final
round. The successful contestants were
Willie Marcus and Z. McBoyle in the
second class. c. j. Curley and NJ. E.
Levin in the third class and Z. NJ. Cam
eron and William johnson in the fourth
class.
For a class tournament there were
an unusual number of two set matches.
Possibly the weather had something to
do with this, but If not a reclassifica-
tion would not be amisS. Although
there were 10 contestants in the first
class, not one match went the full three
sets.
In the third and fourth classes the
matches were much closer. Pearson
and Miller Of the third figured in by far
the most exciting contest of the day.
All4three sets went to deuce, Pearson
winning out by narrow margin. The
tournament will be completed next Sun
day. Summary:
Second class. preliminary round-J. Schxarz
beat n 2. Martin. by default; NJ A. Peck beat
E. Cahin. by detault.
First round-N. II. Martin beat ]. r. Cahill
SIS, 50; Marcus beat Schwarz. Ga 81: Peck
beat n. c. Tenssno. 6-3. 6-3; E. McBoyle beat
J. F. Straehan. Ga. So.
Boyle beat Peck. 6-2. 6-3
Third class. preliminary round-Jackson beat
Z z: Burks. 81. 6-3; c. c. Sayre beat d. NJ.
Hencke, by default.
First round-C. G. Sparrow beat p. Curtis,
SO; c; J. Curley beat Jackson. %, So, go;
beat z. Miller. Ga. 81. Sc
semihnals-Curley beat sparrow. e-1. es;
Levin beat Pearson. 6-3. 6-3.
Fourth class, preliminary round-E. NJ. Cam
erOn beat r. L. Cunningham, CO. 60; ]. E.
Levin beat H. P. Curtis, 70. 81, 81.
First rOuBd-W. II. Hoyt beat z. Leach, 3-6,
Sc. 6-3; Cameron beat B. G. Tuttle, Ga. 4-6,
6-3; E. S. Jacob beat Levin, by default; w.
Johnston beat W. Brown. 81, Ga.
Semifnals-Cameron beat Hoyt 6-1 81; John
ston beat Jacob, 6-3, 1-6. 10.
While the first class players did not
meet in match play yesterday they
were by no means idle. With only one
more Sunday before the coast cham
pionship tournament commences. there
was unusual activity among the ex-
perts who figure to have a chance. All
of them were out, some putting in the
day at the California club and others
on the park courts.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Chicago made it
three straight by winning from New
York today. to /. The game was the
hardest fought and the best played of
the series. Each team got five hits
and played errorless ball
The champions scored their first run
on the opening inning. Hoffman was
given base. on balls, took second on
Shreckard's sacrifice and scored on
Chances single over second base. In
the fifth Tinker singled and scored
from second on Hoffman's single to
center field.
New York scored Its one run in the
second inning. Donlin walked took
third on Seymour's single and scored
on Devlin's slow bounder to Evers.
Another record breaking crowd wit
messed today's combat When the gates
were opened at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing hundreds were in line and the
grandstand was soon filled. Many took
their places at the entrances to the
park as early as 80 o'clock When
the game was called every available
spot in the grandstand and on the field
seemed to be occupied. The crowd
overflowed into the field. making
policemen kept the crowd from en-
croaching on the playing field
BY making clean sweep Of the
series Chicago goes to second place in
the great race for the national league
pennant. New York holding the lead
by the small margin of half a game.
Score:
R. H. e.
Snlcaso .-...-. --.-...--2
New 1oIh--- 0
Batteries-Pfeister and Killing; Crandall Nc
Ginnity and Bresnahan. Umpires-O'Day and
Emslie.
ST. LOUIS Aug. s0.-Brooklyn took the final
game of the series from the home team. to O.
McIntyre was especially effective with men on
bases Score:
Ri E.
Brooklyn ,...................., q n
ST. Louis :. q 8 2
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen; Lush and
Moran. Umpire-Klem.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 30.-Fergusou's wildness
and errors by the Bostons were principally re-
sponsibie for the runs scored by Cincinnati to-
day. Score:
R. H. E.
Iinclnnau 8
DustoH .-.-. --.....-V D .
Batteries Ewing and Schle; Ferguson and
Smith. Umpire-Rigler
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GAMES AT SHE'LL MoUNn

OAKLAND. Aug. 30.-The Tyrone.
Fermanagh and Donegal benefit So
eighteenth annual excursion and games
at She'll Mound park today. There were
races Of all descriptions and dancing
was engaged in throughout the after
noon and early evening. About 1000 per-
sons attended the outing. Committee Of
arrangements was: John Deveney, Ed
ward Golding, P. Finney, Andrew Nc
Carron, James Lafferty. John QuinIan.
James Finney. William Heggarty, Pat
rick Carroll. James Farrell. P. Hurley
and Hugh Mclaughlin.
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HALF HOUR OF MUSIC
PROMISED EVERY WEEK
Large Crowd Attends Second
Concert of Season at
Greek Theater

BERKELEY. Aug. s0.-As evidence of the In
the half hour Of music given at the Greet
theater on SUNDAY afternoons. the open air
auditorium was filed today at the second of
the series. On account OF the financial relief
which was rendered the Greek theater commit
tee through the profits of the series of band
concerts given early In the summer the man
agement has announced that II win be possible
TO give the half hour concerts every SUNDAY
during the college year.
The program rendered this afternoon was ~
ceptonaily pleasing. The solos were rendered
By Miss Frances Wilson a member OF the Junior
clas OF the University OF California. The pro
gram as follows:
First movement from sonata in A fat Weber
Scherzo. minor. or........ NendeIss.al,
Faust Fantasia ...-...........(;osl (; ;osl1ofi- I iszf
Eroticon. Andante e....-.--.-....S Sioerren
Eroticon, Aiiegretfo 49,. -SjoegTen
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BarbarianS Win Easily
in Cricket Match

At the stadium yesterday the Bar
'barians defeated the Golden Gates cas-
lily at cricket. The victory was due to
the splendid batting. and bowling of
the Barbarian men. Priest signaled his
return to the cricketing field by secur-
ing the bat trick. This is the first
time this season bowler has bowled
three batsmen in succession. The
Golden Gates could make no stand
against the attack of Priest and Stew
art. Major (17) being the highest scorer
for the Golden. Gates. The score:
papnAuTANcC
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NO BREEzE FOR MoDE1. YACHTS

While the Weather yesterday was
favorable for almost everything else,
the model yachtsmen did not find it
so, and after a number Of efforts they
had to call off the weekly pennant
races. Eight yachts were in attendance
at Spreckels lake and drew as follows
McClary's Tobasco VS.. Browns Skidoo
Littles Arrow VS.. divers Elvira; Bran
mans Ruth VS.. Hays Agnes; Seavey's s
Spray VS.. Hodgon's Mabel. After sew
eral pairs of the miniature craft had
been sent off and failed to finish inside
the time limit of six minutes, the
races were abandoned
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naudo Nelson. ,llss Adella Nelson. Frsnk Nelson

nando Nelson, Miss Adelia Nelson, Frank Nelson
ana Joseph Nelson
Captan.-G- I. Nansel: crew. Miss May Le1dy.
Morse.
Captain " ". de Iano: crew. Mrs. ". W.
de Lano. Milton de Lano and Frank de Lano.
Captain F. A. Banzhaf: crew Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Bsnzhaf. NJ. H. Banzhaf.
Captain, A. c. Baumgartner: crew. Mrs. A.
c. Baumgartner. Master Vance Baumgsrtner and
Captain ". H. l. Hynes: crew, Mrs W. H.
L Hynes. Mr.. and Mrs George L Lewis.
more. Cecil Jerome SPnchez. W. II Wadsworth.
Captain. John B. Hof: crew. Miss Reba Hon.
ga Captain tain q, y. snyder: crew. Mrs. G. n snv.
der. Mrs. II. McNair. Mrs. May La Bonfe. Mrs.
W. b Morris. Howard Morris. Mr. and Mrs.
Captain. Robert ohrischi; crew. Mrs Robert
chrischi. Harry chrischi Mr. and Mrs. w J.
Captain. J.. A. Hill: crew. Miss Aida Vail.
Miss Margaret Post, W H. B. Fowler, L 4
Captain. Joseph Reueg; crew. Mrs. Joseph
Reugg. Mrs A. curtss. Mrs J. Rodenberg, Mrs
Captain. Dr.. n. H.. Chamberlain; crew. Mrs.
y. H. Chamberlain. Or. and Mrs. A L. Gun
bingham, Arthur Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs.
Captain. NJ. F.. Cabs; crew. Mrs. NJ r.
Gabbs. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hutchipson and Miss
Captain. F. G. stevenson: crew. Mrs. F. G.
Captain. Charles staubes: crew. Mrs. Kaunitz.
Mrs. L. Guumow Mr. and Mrs. A. Rawvitzer,
L. Mooeer Mrs and Miss Shaw.
Captain. l.. L. Gummow; crew. W. E Hsr-
Captain. J. B. ANYWAY: crew. Mrs. J. B. An
way Miss Herman. Miss Davis. Miss Conway
and the Misses Peterson
Captain. J. J. Hanifan Jr.; crew. Mrs. J. J.
Captain. asrnfai J. D. Ernst: crew. Mrs J. D. Ernst
and daughter. ]. \. Ernst. Mrs J. conant and
= CAPTAIN. Miss J. A. schultz: crew, Miss E.
Bafzet G. w Rohn and j. White.
Captain. Frank c. Brewster: crew. Mrs Grace
Smith and Mrs. Williams
Captain, Frank Carroll; crew Goldberg
csptdin. Al Johsnsen; crew. Dan Hickey.
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CHAMPIONSHIPS Ar ISSUE

MEMO PARK, Aug. 3O.-Today
Redwood City and MEMO Park wifi
meet on the diamond for the champion
snip of the Third township. this being
the deciding game, as each team holds
a victory over the other. Palo Alto and
the All Redwood team will meet at the
university town for the championship
Of the two cities. the score standing
one game each thus far. The lineup for
the local match:
Redwood city--B. Fox. pitcher; c.
Nichols. second base: Roach, shortstop
I. Curran, third base: NJ. Goldsmith
center field; B. Sheehan. left field; w
Barg, right field.
Menlo Park. Maloney pitcher; E.
Weeden. catcher. c. Maloney first base
Rivers, second base; E. O'Neil, short
center field; Moriarity, left field; McCol-
lough. right field.
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PISTOL EXPERTS coMpETE

OAKLAND. Aug 30.-A shooting
match of more than ordinary interest
was brought off at the Shell Mound
targets this afternoon when three of
the leading revolver shots of this Sec
tion met for practice. c. f. Armstrong
Gust Armstrong and c. W. KIett were
the competitors. and c. F. Armstrong
won The conditions were: Pistols,
so yards range, 90 shots each The
was second with AL. Klett was not
accustomed to targets. His score was
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AUTO CLUB ERFCTS
FIRST ROAD SIGN
President Buckbee and Chair
man Lowe Begin Marking
Highways of State
White Squadron Cruise Brings
Out Large Attendance of
Individual Owners
By r. r. FHommedieu

A new chapter was begun yesterday
ia the history of the automobile in San
Francisco. At the same time the on
GERS of the Automobile club Of Califor
MIA made good their promises Of some
DO things At Nineteenth avenue and
Parkside boulevard the officers erected
.he first sign post OF the 200 OF 500
which viii guide not only automobilists
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CAPTAINS AND CREWS

Among the navigators who made the
trip were:
Admiral c A. Hawkins: rear admiral C. A
Eastman. crew. Mrs. c. A. Eastman IDr end
Mrs EtcheFery. Miss L. La Coste Vincent IA
Costc and Judge Barber
Rear admiral H B. Rector: crew. George
Shaner. J. Chadwick George Short Miss Alice
Schnlize Miss Marian Lailey. Miss Bernics
Smith.
Rear admiral. ". y. Gardner: captain. A. Il.
T'iepenbcrg: crew. Mrs. W. NJ Gardner Mr.
A. j. PieDenberg. DR.. and Mrs. Mahan and
daughter.
Captain. William Wagner: crew. Mrs william
Wagner. +. o'Neil. Miss II. F. Greed and Mas
Ter Wagner.
captain. Robert frost: crew. Mrs. Robert
frost. Misses Frances. Theresa. Bertha. Lena
sophia Mathiida Trost. Robert frost Jr and
IT, r. Teichner.
Captain. George Adair: crew. Miss Dorothy
Waton. J. T. McCabe.. Lester Thompson, Alex.
apder Beyfuss,s BeU Allen
Captain Il. r Bickel: crew. Mrs. H. T.
Birkei. Mrs. G. 2. Skinner and Reddick BickeI
Captain. Fremont Older: crew Mrs Fremont
Older. Miss Nicholson and Miss Marian Michel
son.
Captain. STANLEY GsurBe: crew. Miss Vernon
Miss DsTey- 2 r. ouigley; Harry Cresson, BeT-
CAPTAIN. R. Mason Smith: crew. Mrs. r.
Mason Smith. Mrs. J. L. Bradbury. Edith Brad
bury and Edson Bradbury.
Captain. Fernando Nelson; crew. Mrs. Fer
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FLY CASTING SCORES

In the. contests of the San Francisco
fly casting club at Stow lake yesterday
J. B. Kenniff made the longest cast. I1S
feet. He also tied with r. c. Kierulff
for accuracy and was high score in the
delicacy and lure casting events Sum
mary.
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Total =.
BOWLING

At Alameda the Pacific team easily
defeated the county men by so runs.
Raymond, 20, not out, batted well for
the county For the Pacific team HI.
X Elliot, Wilkes and Wilding were
in fine. form In the bowling ienartz
ment Wilkes was virtually unplayabfe.
securing five wickets for II runs For
the county Dalbasch was also very
deadly securing six wickets for Is
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At Seattle-First game-Seattle Z,
Aberdeen O.; second game, Aberdeen >,
Seattle 4.
AT Tacoma-First game-Tacoma 3.
Spokane 2; second game. Tacoma S,
Spokane 0.
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BARBARIANS
Innings declared closed. 5 wickets for. .......
BOMLINt
GOLDEN GATES

Perkins. b. Priest &
f. J. Spencer run out. t.........., 8
Evans, b. Priest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Milen, b. Priest. n
@. Spencer, b. Stewart. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Lewis, b. Stewart q
Siggs, St Price b. Stewart. o
PAIGE. b. Stewart. Observation-Disclosures.
Major. C. Spencer b. Priest............... II
Walton, not out. -. /
f. Spencer, b. Stewart t... >
-AHos '-.'---.--- - -..-..........
Total ..-.................x xS
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American League

DETROIT, Aug S0.-Five batsmen in row
hit Willet safely in the second inning. and this
with an error by O'Leary. gave Cleveland enough
runs to make it safe for them. Score:
R. H. E.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. z
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Batteries-wfllef. Killian and Schmidt:
Rhoades aud n. Clark.
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HOLD SECRET MEETING-Johnstown Pa.
Aug Representatives OF railroad organiza-
tions who bad meeting at Conemaugh near
here. today. are carefully guarding the secret
purpose OF their gathering.
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BOWLING
BaIls. Maidens. Ruins. wIekets
VICTORY ron wANDEpERs

SAN AIATEO. Aug 3o.--In the second
match. played since its organization the
San Mateo cricket club again went
Francisco winning this afternoon on
Ei Cerrito polo field. 64 to As. Although
thefiocaIs had strengthened themselves
was loose and they fell down badly at
the bat. Adams, Parsons and Afwell
were the mainstay of the local team.
with Charlton. 20 not out; Pennington
and Scott shining as the stars for the
Wanderers. The score
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SAN FRANCISCO

Raymond, not out. ......... ........ 20
Sterling, G. Cassidy, b. II. F. Elliot. 4
Smith, b. Wilkes. :..---... ..-...-...... 3
Renwick. c. II. F. Elliot, b. wilkes @
Brooks, b. Wilkes. 2
Ramsay. ST. wilding b. Il. F. Elliot. 9
Robertson, c. Wilding, b. Wilkes. .... O
Goodwin, b. Wilkes.
autchlnson, 81: Wilding b. Howard 10
rhiipott D. howard .......-...... .
Dalbasch. st. Widng, b. Howard. .....
h1tras -.-.....-.-.. o
-
Iofai ..-.-....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
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