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Ladies White Cross Bar Swiss Waists finished in front with prct- ty pearl buttons. shirring and edged with val. lace tucked at shoulder;
 has pretty tie. short sleeves and buttons in back. This sale S3.5O
Arizona republican., 1908-03-30
PERcALE DRESSES

Of good quality material for ladies
 two-piece suits, light grounds with colored polka dots in blue, black and red; skirt cut full; waist tuck ed and buttons in front; all sizes. Special ...... ............S S2.00
Arizona republican., 1908-03-30
Ladies Wool Suits"

"Whife peffiCOatS and Gowns 
  
 
  regular $15 qualities sale .S1 .3S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
GL|DOEN TOUR
ON BAD ROADS
TWenty-Six of Starters Reach
Bedford Springs, Pa,
With Clear Scores.

Pittsburg, July ll.-IE the presence Of
many local automobile enthusiasts the
cars in the Glidden endurance contest left
the Hotel Schenley. this city. at o'clock
this morning. The run today was to
Bedford Springs, Pa, a distance of lO6.i
miles. which was expected to be made in
seven hours.
With the exception OF cars Nos. 49, IS
and ~ the other twenty-Six contestants
for the Gidden cup departed from here
today with clear scores. All the cars COM
petinS for the Hover trophy. being in con-
nection with the Glidden race. also left
here at the same hour today with perfect
scores.
The contestants expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the roads between
Buffalo and Pittsburg. Hopes are enter
tanned that east of Pittsburg good
roads will prevail. but il is believed. as in
former years. that when the mountain
district is reached considerable trouble
will be experienced. Up to the present
time excellent averages are being main
tanned and a majority of the contestants
are confident that they will be in the race
at the finish. which will be at Saratoga.
july 23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
MURRAY, 7; OGDEN, 5.
Smelter Town Takes Fall Out of Dad
Gimlin's Team.
Especial to The Herald

MURRAY. July 11.-Dad GimIin and his
nine pets from Ogden were defeated in a
game of ball at Murray yesterday by the
Murray Tigers, to the tune of 10 <
PEARSON and the new back. Bosouit did
the honors for the Tigers. and did II nm
Drown, while Murphy and old warhorse
Hausen officiated for the Lobsters' II
was beautiful game of ball. each team
ehdeaVoring to show the other I'D. Pear
son had a little the better of the Mitch
ing argument 4 new umpire was in evil
dence at yesterdays game He went nm
DER the name of Carl Raht and did salts
factory work with the indicator.
Inc game was started by Ogden making
TWO runs In the first inning. In the sec
ond half the Tigers got busy with the
wand and piled up four runs Ogden
brought In two more runs in the next inn
ing, while the Tigers also made two For
the rest of the game the HOLSTERS did not
score until the last half of the seventh
this being their last run, which was made
by Murphy.
One OF the features OF the kane was the
running catch of Scott. the young out
f1elder. Murray's new recruits were in ev-
idence yesterday. The new backstop. Bos-
quit has won home with the Murray
ball fans by the way he handles himself
He Is certainly there with the goods
German, the new twirler. arrived today
too late for the game. butte will be used in
sundays game against the Occidentals.
The score:
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MANY GYMNASTS PRESENT
Forty Thousand Will Take Part in
Contests to Be Held in
Germany.

Frankfort ON the Main. July u--Four
hundred German-American gymnasts, ac-
cOmpanied by a large number OF rela-
tives and friends. arrived here today 10
take part in the international gymnastc
tournament and festivities that open here
today and last until July 2.
No less than 10000 gymnasts are TO take
part in these contests. for which large
number of prizes have been offered. The
preliminary festivities and the gala ban
Duet are 10 be held today. tomorrow
there will be a procession through the
city: Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week there will be a
series of gymnastic exhibitions, while the
tournament proper will be held July 20
q and % At the conclusion of the tour
nament there will be a number OF cele-
brations and excursions TO points OF IN
terest.
There was an accident TO an electric
car here today. in which Rosa Weis OF
Chicago. one of the visitors in connection
with the gymnastic tournament, sustained
serious injuries on the head oeverai
other passengers. all local residents. were
slightly hurt.
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YANKEE OLYMPIC
TEAM At WORK

London, July 11.-All of the American
Olympic team, excepting the weight
throwers and the winners, who want
practice i'm the stadium, are now moved
TO the Hotel Metropole at Brighton. The
hotel is situated right the sea beach
and the rlen will journey to London each
day as their events are scheduled. The
peculiar arrangements of the stadium
make it necessary for the athletes to pay
admission fees for the ladies accompany
ing them.
Yesterday on the stadium track Shep-
pard made a half mile in 1:56 in the team
trial. Riley did it in 1:5S, Sullivan in
az 10 and Halstcad of Cornell did
mile and forty-five yards in 4:29. Bon
bag ran four miles in 1858; Flanagan
threw the hammer ISL feet. McGrath
hurled it 10 feet, Talbot l6S and Rose of
California put the shot ST. feet. Coe
and Garrels put ii IS feet. Garrels. Dear
born. Griffith and Sheridan threw the
discus $50 feet. Bacon did the 40O-meter
hurdles in Sc seconds. Hillman. running
easily, did the distance in :5S. -Four Amer
lean high jumpers did six feet easily; the
pole vauters did twelve feet. but the
Englishmen will not allow them to dig
holes for their poles at the take-off.
which will be a great disadvantage 10
the Americans.
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COSTLY errors
RUN Up SCORE
OccidentaIs Hand Salt Lake
a Bunch-LargeSt Satur-
day Crowd of Season.
Utah State League.

The big score hoodoo that has hung
around Walkers field ever since the
league season opened was again In evil
dence Yesterday. One OF the largest Sat
tlrday crowds Of the season turned out
20 see what the Occidentals would do with
the Salt Lake team, and a close game
vas expected. Instead. the colored boys
had a walk-away with the league leaders
score, Il 10 Z. The game was marked
nv errors which proved very costly ana
resulted in sending enough runs over the
plate 10 take care of half a dozen games
For instance. in the first inning, with
two out. Kaefer stepped or the Dag
while receiving what should have been
the third put out. He had plenty or time
TO get back. but instead started Tor tne
bench thinking the side retired ms
error cost just three runs.
Rut the one great weakness was the
throwing to first base. Four balls in all
were sent into the right field bleachers
and each throw let In runs. Inc OcGl-
dentals were in on this game, especially
Hawkins. who Is considered one or the
best fielders on the team Out OF seven
chances he missed five or them. ana
Mr. Cans did some wonderful work in
stopping other bad throws TO first, while
Kaefer was not so lucky for Salt Lake
Langford and Manley started the work
I'm the box and would have pitched great
) al II given the proper support Lang
FORD was at his best. but had to pitch his
head off TO make up for the errors behind
him. Manley did good work and seemed 10
have all kinds of curves. but his efforts
were discouraging on account of the sup
port In the fifth inning. Hummeil took
his place. but this change did not seem
10 help matters. and. like Manley. he re-
ceived poor support Lumley hurt his
hand in the third and tried to continue
PLAYING. but in the fifth gave way 10
. James, who did good work for the rest of
the game.
Salt Lakes outfield also had a day off.
Wells, James ana Mexican each dropped
an easy fly during the game. II was
surely a day of costly errors. but many
fast plays were pulled off. especially on
the Occidental infield. The score:
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GREAT PITCHING FEATs.

= No-hit, no player reaching first 4
y base-lSSO. John NJ. Ward providence 4
= VS.. Buffalo; 1904. Denton (Cy) Young 4
= CBoston VS.. Philadelphia Athletics): 4
= August 5.
= There have been forty-three no-hit 4
= games pitched since 1879. 4
= First no-hit game pitched by Rich 4
y 1879
No-hit game, ten innings, by I
= George Wiltse New York VS.. Phila- 4
= delphia) Saturday, July 4. 1908. 4
No-hit game, eleven innings. by 4
= Harry Mcintyre brooklyn VS.. Pitts 4
: ourg). 1906, but he lost in thirteenth 4
inning and record does not count 4
= No-hit games since 1905-In 1905 4
= Mathewson New York VS.. st. Louis1: 4
= Henley philadelphia VS. st. Louis): 4
= smith Chicago VS.. Detroit): Dineen 4
= tBoston VS.. Chicago !
= 19O6-Eason brooklyn VS.. ST !
= Louis): Lush philadelphia VS.. 4
y Brooklyn).
= In 1SO7-Pfeffer Boston VS.. Gin
= cinnatD; Maddox (Pittsburg VS. 4
y BROOKLYN
= In 19os-Denton Young Boston VS. :
y New York;; Wiltse New York VS. !
y Philadelphia.
= AAAAAAAA l. L
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JULY IL IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1s7s-On the Thames river. England
Captain Webb swan from Gravesend to
Woolwich and back to Rosherville about
forty miles. in nine hours and fifty-seven
minutes.
lSS4-At London. England w. II. Meek
of New York won. from scratch. a four
mile handicap walk, in twenty-nine min
utes ten seconds.
lS91-At Marinette, Wis, the Marinette
and Fond du Lac teams of the Wisconsin
league played seventeen innings, the lat
ter then winning by a score OF to /.
1906-At Pueblo. Colo. Jim Flynn and
Jack (''Twin'D Sullivan fought fifteen
rounds to a draw.
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HERALD'S DOUt
YANKEES BES1|
SHOTS IN Wl
Capture Both Rifle AL
volver Championship
Olympic Games

Bisley. July 1.-THE Pr
tional team match shoot tt
portant event Of the OlvD,-
tests. has been won by A.
American marksmen Thus
champions of the world p,
aggregate score was 10 ne
British team 2.4S6. whiI- "a
score was 2.439. '"e
Starting with a lead Ar H.
first range, the American =
displaced. and, with the sv,.I ls
contest at the Coward r4nsl ~ p
higher totals for each of tbs "
than the finest teams thar ~ ],
all Europe would put i'm h. -
In the individual aggregst. ~.
leans always We're Dr0mfDar,- Y;
elmer and then Martin lesT,..lS
worlds crack riflemen. lf-A-s
consider the outcome a vict--g 1
for the men. but for the ria. !
clare that the short harreIeS = 2
field rifle proved itself a fs-
than the new short barreIad
in use in the British service
The Americans also won ~.
team competition. The magnis..
formances OF the Americans ' -'s'
public favorites.
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Beat Schedule Time.

Bedford Springs. Pa. July 1.-THE Gid
denites experienced the toughest roads
thus far in the tour in the third days run
of 1864 miles from Pittsburs to this place.
over the Allegheny mountains In spite
of this handicap. however, the schedule
of seven hours was beaten by many of the
cars.
At 3:15 o'clock this afternoon all the
touring cars except No. %, which is dis
qualified in the race. therefore not COM
peting for the trophy. had reported.
The route today with the schedule or
seven hours is considered one of the hard
est courses ever marked out for an auto
mobile contest. The contestees Will re-
main here over Sunday
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LOGAN WANTS SCRAP |
Effort Will Be Made 10 Hall !,
Contest on July Twsr.
ty-Fourth.

Logan, July 1O.-After seen,
rip-snorter of a time Preston Ia,
Fourth. Logan has decided 10 ma.
splurge on July "a. and will 4,
the celebration committee gefs !,
purposes with the Daughters q. n
neerS organization, which slso 49,
hold celebration and obis-.,
strongly to the boxing contest ~.
others propose TO pull of
Billy Hamp. who put Out Per, r.
at Preston on the Fourth. In tbs !
round. is to be matched seains,
good man for a twenly-rou1d o.
mayor and council have agreed 70
the contest. but the Daughters i,
neers say that il would b. demo-
TO permit such "A contest and Min
ously protest against H.
On the night of the Hamp-Dsr,
a youth" calling himself KID h
challenged the winner. and t0dar
fort was made to match him win
but the Kid had cold feet. Som,
scrapper will be secured.
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At Brighton.

Brighton Beach. July 1l.-Summn
First race. three-year-olds and u
six furlongs-Jacobite won. Tom "
second. Bosom third. Time, IL =
Second race, five and one-haA y
-TapOnica won. Terror second =
old third. Time. 1907 20
Third race. six furlOngs-Coh'-
won. Grimaldi second, SaraclnesA
Time. lib A..
Fourth race. the Triden hanalls.1-'
and one-quarter miles-Frank u
Hessian second, Gold Lady thliu
2:04 Is. LII
Fifth race. one mile-Big C-.e.
Bouquet second. Tennis third ~ y.
Sixth race. handicap. five ana ~ -
furlongs won. Gill ~ I.
second. Dander third. TIme. ~ p
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AMERICANS ARE CONFIDENT
Ready to Hold Their Own Against
Best Athletes in the
World.

London. July 1.-THE American ath-
letes who have come to London to COM
pete against the world at the Olympic
meeting, which will open on Monday. are
full of confidence as to their ability to
more than hold their own against the
representatives of other nations.
Trainer Murphy said today:
None of the men Is overturned, Dut
on the other hand. some of them have
not had enough work. and the climate OF
England will not permit the forcing OF
work upon them.
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At Seattle.

Seattle. July 11.-Results at TIE
ows:
First race, five and one-half fu-
Royal Queen won. Zelina second
wood II third. Time. 1901.
Second race. four furlongs-P-
won. Steel second. Miss Naomi
Time. Az.
Third race. one and one-sixteert
Fred Bent won. Janeta second
third. Time. LAG.
Fourth race, the Tacoma hanc'
mile-Stanley Fay won. Fantasia
Luetta third. Time. 1881.
Fifth race, one and one-slxteeh,
-Harmakis won, My Pal secon'
Kitty third. Time. 1:47l4
Sixth race, the Kent handicap,
one-half furlongs-Center Shot '
gar second. Burning Bush third
1864.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
WRIGHT AND LITTLE
WIN CUPS IN FINALS

New York. July lis. G. Wright and
r. D. Little won the cups today in the
final round robin tournament on the turf
courts of the Country club at Westsles-
ter In the finals they defeated H. II.
Hackett and Z. p Fisher in three straight
sets by the score of 6-1, rs, GA
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SIEGELs PLAY TWO GAMES.

The Siegel baseball team returned last
evening from a two-days' trip. On Fri
day they played Heber and lost by a
score of 10 to s. Yesterday they met the
strong Lehi team and again lost by the
close score of l to 0. Wiscomb did the
twiring for the Siegel team and was
given good support. especially at Lehi.
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TURF RESULTS.
At Butte.

~ DQllcs
Butte, Mont, July I1.-Resus.
First race, four furlongs-Bslss
Minnie second, Jolter third Time
Second race. three furlongs-Katsl
son won. Acquiilne second. Ins
Bird third Time, :35.
Third race. five furlones- Malrai
Misty's Pride second. Wheatstons
Time. 1:0ik.
Fourth race. one mlle-Chippsvi
Rhinestone second. Daring third
l:42.
Fifth race. seven furlOngs-Hi
won, Spring Leaf second. Hersar
Time. 1:2S.
Sixth race. six furlOngs-Sir KING.
The Bear second. Succeed third
Buttercup fourth. Time. 1:l5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
WOMAN DEFEATED BY
MAY SUTTON WINS

Wimbledon, July 1.-THE singles in the
lawn tennis match in connection with the
Olympic games was concluded here to-
day. J. c. Richie, the English player
won the gold medal. and Froilzheim. Ger
many. the silver medal. Ritchie's score
was 80.
Mrs Lambert Chambers. who was de-
feated in 1907 by May Sutton of California
for the British championship. won the
gold medal in the ladies' singles.
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AMERICAN TEAM WINS.
Philadelphia cricketers Defeat the
Worcestershires.

Worcester, England. July 1.-THE Amer
lean cricket team, representing the gen.
tlemen of Philadelphia. today won the
first match of the four that are booked to
be PLAYED against the English county
teams. bv defeating Worcestershire by IS
runs. The credit for this victory is due
slargely to Wood. who played magnifi-
Gently.
In the second inning he scored 1872 be-
fore giving a chance. He was finally
caught out He was at the bat for three
hours and twenty minutes. His hits in
Guided one six and nineteen Tours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
BOUNTIFUL BEATS z. c. M.

The Bountiful team defeated the u. c.
NJ. |. team at Bountiful yesterday by a
score of 10 to ). Barbour and Williams
were the battery for the Il. c. NJ |. and
Muir. Sanders and Mann for Bountiful.
The u. C. NJ. |. scored five hits and the
BOuntiful piled up twelve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-First game: Minneapo-
lis 10; Kansas City, 4. Second game:
Minneapolis. 6; Kansas City, 8
At St Paul-St. Paul. u; Milwaukee. 4
At ianapolis-Indianapolis. 3: Louis
vile. I.
At Toledo-Toiedo o: Columbus. 8.
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HIGH JUMPER AT WORK.

London, July 11.-At the stadium THE
evening; n s. Porter. one of the Amer.
lean Olympic contestants. cleared sir
Feet one inch in an exhibition high tu,a,1
This is two inches better than the inmn
made by Leahy. one of the British en-
trants' at the championship meet last
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BIG FOUR LEAGUE GAMES.

Two games in the Big Four league are
scheduled for Lagoon this afternoon. The
first game will be played between tn,
Americans Linens and the o. KS. ant
the second between the Sweet Candy Co
and S L G. OS
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SUBSCRIBER.

The largest gate receipts were at Gold
field for the Nelson-Gans fight, on Sep
TENDER, 1906. The amount was s69 ll5.
Fighters share, $33, 800.
The largest purse was s43.63s. for the
Jeffries-Corbett fight, at San Francisco.
August IA. 1903. The gate receipts were
s63, $40.
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eievcIe Races at saltair Tonight

Mile handicap-Profession
! Two-mile handicap-Profession
Mile handicap-Amateur.
! Two-mile tandem handicap-Ama- 4
; teur.
! Mitten and Devonivich match race 4
. One mile. best two in three heats. I
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Ogden.

Earned runs-Murray s: Ogden 3. Three
base hits-Margetts. Murphy. Left on
bases-Murray 4; Ogden 4. Wild pitches
Pearson 2 First base on errors-Taylor.
Two-base hits-Pearson, Donivan, Gimlin.
Struck out-By Pearson 6; by Murphy J;
Double play-Murphy to Taylor. Passed
balls-Bosquit @ Hit by pitcher-Mar-
cetts. NJ Donivan. Umpire-Raht. At
tendance-7O0 Time of game-2:3O
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AMATEUR LEAGUE RESULTS.

The Y. NJ. c. A. team OF the State
Amateur Baseball league defeated the o.
S. L. team by a score of to at Lagoon
yesterday. and Wandamere defeated the
Rocky Mountain Bell by score of IA
to at Wandamere.
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MCFARLAND,
three Utah tracks

teams have trained faithfully for the
event and some gilt-edged ball is expect
ed. The revenue derived from the game
will be used for covering the incidental
expenses of the Ogden State league team.
Here is the way the teams will line up:
Weber Club. Position. Elks Club.
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WEBER VS.. ELKS' CLUB.
LobstervilIe to Get Real Article
TODAY.
Especial to The Herald)


Ogden, July lin the absence or the
State league team tomorrow. the much
talked-of game between teams represent
ing the Weber and Elks' clubs will be
pulled off at the Fair Grounds ball park
at o'clock in the afternoon Both
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Largest Purse and Gate Receipts.

Ely, New. July n.-Editor Herald:
Please let me know in your next issue
what the largest purse and largest gate
receipts over fought for, and where they
took place. And oblige
SUBSCRIBER.
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HoRsEMEN TO HAVE MEETING.

A meeting of the horsemen was held
Yesterday. and IL was decided to hold a
race meeting at Wandamere on July q.
The program will be announced later.
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S alt Lake.

Summary: TWo-base hIts-C. Burns.
LangIord. Lumey. Kaefer. First base on
balls-Off Hummell. 2; off Langford. .
Struck out-By Langford. 3: by Manley
4: by Hummell, 2 Left on bases-Salt
Lake. 8; Occidentals. 6. Double plays
Mexican TO Kaefer: Johnson to Cans
Wild pitch-Langford. Passed balls
James. Burns. Stolen bases-Black. Haw-
kns. j. Burns. Middleton. Johnson
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HARROW DEFEATS EToN

LONDON July 11.-At the annual cricket
match al Lords today. Harrow beat Eton
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James. Lumley, 2; Smith. Castro. Sacri-
nee hft-Hummell- Umpire-West. Time
or game-2:20 Attendance-fO 200.
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Bathing is superb at Saltai
AMERICANS ARE HoNoRE'

Paris, July 11.-Amoassador W =
a luncheon today in honor or ths n
American tariff commissioner IA
serand. the French ambassador -. ~
ington. was one of the guests -.
nissioners will hold their first ~.
sion Julv Is. Consul General -has.s,
placed a set Of rooms AT ~ u. 81,
at the disposal Of the Ameri,eI--l-
sioners for their separate sllIiH7'
Saltair Bicycle Races today .
sion 10c.
All kinds Of sports at Lagoon
day. Friday, the 18th.
Saltair Bicycle Races today -
sion 10c.
Pharaoh's Glenn now OPEN VII WI.
shady riIls. well-furnished caDi"' 6
tents with or without DoaIu' s;;.
come. first served. Ind. pho,ne \
Call at $50 a. IN. A. ;. Al On
city phones 22S5 Ind. 3oS'-H Dr.
saItair Bicycle Races To-Day
sion 10c.
BEEsLEYs 121@c MUSIC SAL
the week.
Saltair Bicycle Races TO-DAY
sion 10c-
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. July 11.-Los Angeles de-
feated Oakland today by a score of 10 to
g. Score:
r. II. Z.
Los Angeles ..........................10 u 3
odkldDu
Batteries-Hosp and Hogan; Hardy and
Lewis.
Butte July u.-Butte and Tacoma
played tie ten-inning game. it being
called on account of darkness Score:
r. II. E.
Tacoma go. ......... 900 200 100 Ga 3
Butte $1,000. $3.50. .003 900 600 O-3
Batteries-Carson and Shea; Thomas
and Bender. Umpre-Ehret
Portland. Or. July 11.-Portland won an
eleven-inning game, to 4. Score:
r. II. f.
San FRANCISCO ..''...-.'........--f
Portland =. Q
Batteries-Henley and Berry: Groom
and Madden.
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AGE OF JOE CANS.

Eureka. July 11.-Editor Herald: To de-
eide bet. would you kindly publish in
next Sundays paper the exact age OF
Joe Cans. Thanking you for the same.
yours truly, SUBSCRIBER.
Joe Cans was born on November %.
1874 He is. therefore, "a years old on
his next birthday.