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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Real Estate Loans
PSI South Main
We Write Fire Insurance
flat site. close in. We prefer
70 talk TO YOU about il. Come
in and see US
$3.50
Just one lot left on Elizabeth
81. Youth have to hurry.
500
On betwee en- Third and Fourth
avenues. e5xlGJ, sewer and side
walk paid for.
5000
One whole corner. Eleventh East
ane Fifth South: 10xl9 rods;
faces east and north.e
$500
52f Fifth East, two old houses
and large lot 3x2o rods; close
10 town o. to the new car barns;
5000 down; balance al per
cent.
$500
For that nobby little brick. AZ
East Fourth South; rooms and
modern.
Snaps in vacant and improved
property in all parts of the
city.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Loans Real Estate
Salt Lake 800. OO0-1910
You Can't Keep a Good Town Down.
good; first-class work; SEQ.
We Write Fire Insurance
Both Phones q
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Building lots at Forest Dale from $40
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$500
For that nobby little brick. Az
East Fourth South; rooms and
modern.
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LOOK AT THESE,

-
Every one a good buy: every one a
neat, substantial home" Every one can
be had on satisfactory terms. Come in
PIG Main Stand let's talk 1t over
. Location and Kind. Price.
West side, firm, frame ..............s 900
Near Liberty park, 3-rm. frame -. 81 800
9Th So. and 9Th e, firm. frame -. 81 $50
S. E. 5-rm., new, modern ........... 81, $40
9TH So. and Sth E.. 5-rm. brick -. 81 900
I'd W. and 9th N, Arm. brick .... 81 600
9Th w. and I'd N, arm. mod. brick. s., 200
Near Warm Springs, 5-rn- new br. s.. 200
7th So and Isl w, z-rm- frame. =. s., 800
Sd n. and 10th W., 5-rm. new, mod.
brick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~, 800
and 4th Ave. Arm. brick 49,. 81. 400
4th So. and 9Th E.. Arm. mod. br.. 81, 600
9th Z. and 9Th So, 5-rm. new, mod.
brick -----..--.--...----..... wv
and lst Ave, S-rm. mod .. $1,000
sth So. and Main. 5-rm. mod. brick So, 800
eth So. and Main. 5-rm. new mod
prlck ...--------.------ .>5,5Vo
brick -. .,....................... Sc, $50
LIST W. and sth s., 7-rm new mod.
brick -. ......-.................. SO. 500
brick -. SO. 500
'0rlck ..-.....--.-..-.-----.-- S5,5Vo
4th So. and 18th E., 5-rm. mod. brick. g. 500
5th Ave. and (, 7-rm. new mod br. "a 800
Sd So. and 9Th E, 7-rm. mod. brick. So. 900
I'd So. and 10th e, S-rn. mod. brick 81, $50
If you don't find what you wish in this
list. we have got it in our large list, or
will get The home you want. where you
want il, and on reasonable terms. Come
in and let's talk it over.
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$500
521 Fifth East, two old houses
and a large lot. 3x2o rods: close
10 town o. to the new car barns;
81 900 down; balance al 6 per
cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

WILL BUY STOCKS OF merchandise.
any size. any location. for spot cash. Y
g. Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

BARGAIN in a meat market; close
in: Won can buy all or half. 1t won [
cost much 20 get your money back in a
short time Doing a business of 500 a
dav-and a great deal of this Is profit.
Do YOU want a hotel? "a rooms; hot and
cold water in each room; clearing $3.50
TO $500 a month. You can get it right
and make cleanup.
You can simply coin money. We have
the neatest and finest restaurant in Salt
Lake II takes little money to handle
this. You can clear 500 a month and do
we have several groceries, two manu-
featuring businesses. one livery stable
and several other good investments. Some
of these are making money. Others are
not But a little vim and push would
h,,ild them up. II costs very little to
get in. and yOu can make them winners
from the start.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Yes, we have property for
sale in all parts of the city, at the right
prices and terms. Buy a home now and
YOU will not regret it. Homes in Salt Lake
VIII not be cheaper. For small payment
down. balance same as rent. you can own
a home of your own. See u.s.
s., o00-4-room pr. brick. modern on car
line. $500 cash, SIS per month
s., e50-5-room pr. brick, modern, $3.50 cash.
SIS per month.
81. s50-4-room pr. brick, city water, $3.50
cash. SIS per month
HUBBARD INVT. CO,
SIS West Sd South
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JUST 500

-,-s------.
The best Xmas Present
for your family is a:
home.
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| II acres in Big Cottonwood; 500 young
! bearing trees; 3 acres in small fruits
shanty: 81 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

Large business blocks are very desirable
and attractive, but manufactures furnish
bread and butter for the many. and keep
the local financial pendulum swinging
steady
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRY

GCk EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM EN-
diamond or watch and pay as YOU like
SJ .I prices are positively the lowest in the
~; We are always pleased to show
Sol1s. Our holiday stock is now complete
so-u.PaTe prices. Utah Jewelry Co.. 323
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

Good nearly new 1o-room pressed brick;
double house; close in; $4,000; lot 21sxlo;
stable.s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

FOR SALE
VERY COY BUNGALOWS
2 at 1855. 1857 I'd avenue; each has
rooms, is thoroughly modern, mautei,
large porches, basement under whsle
house, with many other attractive fea-
lures, including tinting of walls by ]. ].
Powell. the artistic decorator These COM
Portable homes are now ready for occu-
Fancy. See US at once.
Another bungalow on eth street. north
bench. 1t is beauty and you must como
soon if you secure tt
Goddard Investment Con
81 East First South.
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so acres near town; 4-room frame house.
stable AMI chicken houses; acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; s., ZOO.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
Don't hesitate 20 buy these properties.
81 100
For S21s fl. frontage on 33-ft- street,
block east of the Knutsford hotel, room
for three cottages.
$50
For 5xe rods, on cut street, near Sd West
and Sd North Terms.
$3.50
House and lot, rooms. pressed brick
bath, etc, also electric lights. just com
pleted, southeast, good car service. Terms,
$3.50 cash, balance $50 per month, including
interest
Ten-acre tract near the new Valley
View Park" addition, southeast, only s225
per acre
81 900 to loan at Z per cent.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INIT co.
90 D. T. Walker Bldg.
We Handle Earth.
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in. planted with alfalfa. A very desira-
bic piece for plating. Must be sold at
once Apply Saxton & McCleery, room
40s Hooper Bldg. First South. between
Main and State streets.
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oI-3 acres fine land; primary wat.
right: In lucern and under cultivation; d.
sirable location; fenced; small building
s., 600; will cut up.
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On B between Third and Fourth
avenues, Skis, sewer and side
walk paid for.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
A. N. Hunphries
523 Atlas Block,

Bargains in Homes, Vacant Property and
Farms.
50x150 to alley, Groom brick with two
lavatories. bath. furnace, all complete, I'd
So. and 9Th East: 5000.
212X15 rods. rooms. reception hall.
hardwood, steam heat, 9th z. and Brig
ham; 5000
4S1axS rods. rooms. brick. bath. COM
plete, 9Th So. and 9Th East; a bargain
&, COO.
5Ox55 it, Sd So. and 18th East. A good
flat location, near university; 500.
315x9 rods with store and six living
rooms. 18th East and 4th So. VIII pay L
50x14S, State St, in the center of the new
business district. at price below the
market. Requiring a very small payment.
Long time on balance.
J1X165 IT. > rooms, new brick with bath,
furnace and closets. 1st and T St: $500.
2x10 rods, LIST ave, rooms, furnace;
$1,000.
4-room good home. Pop. Grove on car
4-room good home. 9th So. and I'd West;
$1.100.
We have some of the best corners on
West Sd South. On the new line of the
D. & r. G. depot; also good corner on
West I'd South.
"a acres close in on east bench for $4,000.
This Is a bargain for an allotment.
We have several other good pieces of
acreage on bench at prices that are sure
to advance by spring
Here is a banner ranch near Montpelier.
Ida, 255 acres all level and fenced, good
water rights, Groom house, barns, sheds,
etc. All the farm implements. House has
electric lights and telephone. Like living
in town: $4,000.
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CANNON & CANNON
Is East South Temple,
FOR SALE
A FEW HOMES AT REASON
ABLE FIGURES.

IlCI1 ~ OlGOf
81 750-Four-rOom modern, white pressed
brick cottage. all fenced. 2iax1O-rod
lot; $500 GOWN. balance $50 per
month, northeast
s.. 300-Five-room modern red pressed brick
cottage. 34x139-foot lot all fenced.
lawn, etc.; also alley in rear, facing
on East Second South; 900 down,
balance TO suit.
s., 350-Five-rOom modern red pressed
brick cottage, just finished, bath,
toilet, etc, corner lot facing south
and east. close in, southeast; $3.50
down. balance $50 per month.
81, 150-Six-room modern residence, bath,
toilet, cement walks. lawn, iron
fence all around lot, 56xl32-foot cor
ner facing south and east, sewer
and, sidewalk on both sides, all
paid. on East Second South street,
close in, part cash, balance easy
terms.
81. 25O-Eight-room modern, two-story
white pressed brick, built for a
home. bath, toilet, hot air heat,
4015xl55-foot lot, on Eleventh East
near First South street.
FLAT SITES.
In all parts of the flat district from
the lowest to the most expensive.
Call us up if you are looking for
anything in the real estate line.
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS.

VOLTS CLOTHES SHOP. Clothes
Is ycu ike them" 800 Judge bldg.
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BOARDING.

De- BOARD 25.!, your horses at 2ss State st: SIS
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FOR SALE
HARRINGTON

HARRINGTON
Large business blocks are very desirable
and attractive, but manufactures furnish
bread and butter for the many, and keep
the local financial pendulum swinging
steady.
Good nearly new 1o-room pressed brick;
double house; close in: $4,000; lot 21sxio:
stable.s
50 acres near town; 4-room frame house
stable and chicken houses; acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; s., 200.
| eI-3 acres fine land; primary water
right; in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
| 2,000; will cut up
Half acre in fruit. 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: $1,000.
The best dairy farm in The country: 465
acres; capacity, 80 cows; cuts 500 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty of good
buildings; snap; old age the reason for
/ selling
dence; lot 50X125 to alley; this Is extra
good; first-class work; $500.
5000 acres grazing land. low price. easy
terms
Fine vacant lots between sth and 10th
/ E. on 10th South from $500 to $3.50.
| If you want something for home with
| ali the conveniences that make loca-
ton desirable, bearing fruit trees. side
walks, city water, drug and grocery
stores, best Car service in the city. be
sure and see Them.
II acres in Big Cottonwood; 500 young
bearing trees; 8 acres in small fruits
shanty; S2,010.
40 acres good land: 5-room stone house
stable; water right; adapted for fruit;
S. e.: 5000.
B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block.
Phones: Bell 540e. Ind. SIS.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
JUST MA ITCH

JUST WATGM
Things begin to move after the holidays
are over You will see the greatest mar
ket YOU have ever seen in Salt Lake City
this spring. Get in ahead of the rise.
S2.650-4-room modern brick cottage pear
the new car barns; 800 cash land
so per month.
S3,250-7-room new modern brick near Sth
South and 4th East: $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
S4,500-7-room modern frame. with hot
water heat: south front; nice lot;
sewer and gas connections: good
buy at 5000; owner in poor health
and is leaving the city; this is on
I'd ave. near NJ ST.
A.500-The snappiest Groom bungalow in
the city; it's fine.
S6,O00-7-room modern house and brick
barn: lot by 10 rods; on Brigham
street.
s7,5GO-One of the finest s-room modern
brick homes on the north bench
can make good terms if neces-
sary.
Ss,OOO-s-room new modern brick home;
hardwood finish; 2ls blocks south
Of postoffice.
Si0.O00-An extra fine home near st.
Marys cathedral.
2i2 by 10 rods on eth East near new car
barns; sewer and sidewalk taxes
paid; Sl.100.
"A by 40 feet. corner, on east bench. fac
ing south and west all special
taxes paid; 2,150
We are agents for Federal Heights.
east end Brigham ST. Paved streets. sew
er, sidewalks, attractive parks; building
restrictions; no apartment houses, flats,
terraces or business houses on the prem
ises, but only segregated private resi-
oences. Get the best. Prices are right.
Five acres with 4-room brick house,
electric lights. shade trees. stable and
farm buildings: natural springs; an ideal
place for gardening and poultry; first
can make terms
STOWE & PALMER,
The Realty Men.
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co. "Insur-
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Half acre in fruit. 4-roon brick cottag
and outbuildings: something nice; cit
water: s., 900.
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Houses for rent, all prices. Come in
and let US show them to you.
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DON'T WORRY.
We will sell. buy or exchange your
property for you and do it quickly.
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We Write Fire Insurance
Both Phones q
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
Loans Real Estate
Salt Lake 200 000-1910.
You Can't Keep a Good Town Down.
good; first-class work; $3.50
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STOWE & PALMER,

The Realty Men.
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co. "Insur-
ance That Insures."
% West I'd South upstairs. Phones 1872.
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We have a number of nice houses now
under construction that we will be able
to sell on easy terms These houses will
be and 6 rooms each. strictly modern.
and will sell at from 5000 to $500 each
Located on the car line near-l1iberty park.
Come and see the plans and We will make
changes to suit.
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Do you want to borrow some money?
We have it.
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A flat site. close in. We prefer
70 talk TO you about it. Come
in and see US
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FOR SALE
! ANDERSON
.(g u M]MIlWIG8
60.
3t7 Main Street
Bell Phone 4909-K Ind, 1899
The Acreage Men
FOR SALE
MATT FOR THIS-

In a short time we will be ready to put
our new plat on the market. IS acres OF
the choicest and best property In Salt
Lake now being surveyed into lots.
blocks. streets and alleys that we intend
10 sell at very low prices and on very
easy terms. This is the finest tract of
land and the most desirable location for
homes in the entire county, situated on
the east bench and only thirty minutes
ride from the center OF town Do not
buy before consulting US on this.
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Just one lot left on Elizabeth
81. You'll have to hurry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

Snaps in vacant and improved
property in all parts of the
city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20

The best dairy farm in The country; IS
acres; capacity, 80 cows; cuts 500 ton!
buildings: snap; old age the reason TO
selling.
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40 acres good land: 5-room stone house
stable; water right; adapted for fruit;
s. e: 5000
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
Champions Cannot Do Home Run
Stunt So Easily
Here.

Toronto may be a bad club to buck
against OF its home grounds, where
a pop fly sails over the right field
fence for a home run, but get he
champions on another lot and they can
be beaten as well as the rest of the
teams. The Canucks will play off a
postponed game with the Tigers this
afternoon, and IL they shape up as in
yesterdays double-header, Newark
ought to cop the game easily enough.
Manager %Stallings says he will pitch
either Pardee or Brockett.
"Wally" Burnham, former manager
Of the Newark team, who discovered
Pitcher Mueller down in Slowtown
three years ago, paid a visit to the
ball grounds yesterday. The OK
manager had never seen Mueller pitch
in a league game, but he saw the real
thing in the pitching line yesterday
when the Egg Harbor phenom let the
Toronto team down with two measly
hits and landed the game for Newark,
6 to 1.
With that start the fans looked to
see Newark take both ends of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
VOTE ON ANTI
BETTING BILL
IS DOUBTFUL
Campaign Against Louisiana
BO0kmakers Will End
Tonight.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 22.-The
question of race track betting in Louisi-
ana is scheduled for final settlement
tonight, when the Locke bill will be
the special order of business in the
Senate.
Today the result appears doubtful.
On a test vote last Thursday the Locke
bill had three votes more than the
number necessary to pass it. On Fri
day, on a vote generally regarded as a
test, two of these three votes were cast
with the opposition to the Locke bill.
Furthermore, Senator O'Connor, of New
Orleans parish, one of the Locke sup
p%orters, secured a leave of absence,
which carries over today, If he chooses
to stay away.
A sharp weekend campaign has fol
lowed. The friends of racing who fol-
low strict regulations have claimed
that If individual betting is permitted
under the Locke bill, as it's supporters
declare it will be, the Locke measure
may not remedy a single objectional
feature of horse racing. The claim for
individual betting has been made In
order to win support of members who
are interested in county fairs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
KRAMER NJ
TO FRONT AM MAKES
FIELD LOOK CHEAP.
TORONTO not SO HARD
TO BEAT ON NEWARK LOT

double-header. The Tigers played well
enough as a team to score a double
victory, but weird work in the box
enabled the Canucks to win the second
encounter, 6 to 8. Newark used four
teen players. Tom Hughes was taken
out of the box after the fifth inning.
Miller. who succeeded him, lasted only
one round, during which he issued
three bases on balls n forced In a
run. The game was practically lost by
the time young Murray was chased to
the mound. The Canadians scored only
one more run off the little southpaw.
1t was a freak game all through, from
a pitching standpoint. In all, seventeen
bases on balls were given, Rudolph. the
Toronto slab artist, contributing eight,
and twenty-four men were left on bases.
A rank decision at the plate by Umpire
Moran figured prominently In the
Tigers defeat.
Kid Mailing, who "a Injured during
practise before the first game yesterday,
is expected to be on the job again his
afternoon. If not, Sharpe, who filled the
bill at short In yesterdays game, will
cover that territory again this after
noon. Fans wondered why First Base
man Holbitzel was not given q chance
yesterday after Sharpe had been trans
ferred to short. This MAJ be due to the
fact that Manager Stallings is waiting
to get a clear title to the player before
using him.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
ALL NEWS OF NEWARK SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
CHAMPION KRAMER MAKES
FAST FIELD LOOK CHEAP

the ina sprint he again outrode his
competitors.
Fred Hill, of Boston, scored a VIC
tory over his rival, George C. Cameron,
of New York, in the ten-mile open anna
teur. Fred w. Jones, of Paterson, cap
tured the one-third mile amateur ham
dicap, and F. w. Eiher, of Brooklyn,
finished first in the half-mile amateur
for non-winners. Jake Derosier estab-
lished a motor cycle record for the track
by Keeling off a mile in I'm. IS 4-5s.
The
Non-winners' Race; Half Milo (amateur)
-Won by f. w. Elfer, Brook1yni second,
Henry Yanden Dries, Lakerim A; c.; third,
J.. M. Eifer, Brooklyn. Time, I'm. 8 2-5s.
Half-mile Handicap (professionall-Won
by Frank l.; Kramer, East Orange,
scratch; second, oliver Dorlon, Brooklyn,
forty yards; third, Alfred Ashurst, New
ark, forty yards; fourth. John Bedell,
One-third-mile Handicap (amateur1-Won
by Fred w. Jones, Ac-quackanonok Wheel
men, Paterson, .hfty-fiye yards; second.
Louis Francis, Newark, seventy yards;
third. Eddie Seifert, Vailsburg. sixty-f1ve
yards. Time, SO 9-5s.
Ten-mile Open (amateur)-Won by Fred
Hill, Boston: second, George G. Cameron,
Irlsh-American A.. A.; third, Adam Boyer
man, New York. Time, 25m. 1875. Winner
Hill.
Five-mile Open (professionaD-won by
Frank L. Kramer, East Orange; second,
Joseph A. Fogler. Brooklyn; third, John
Bedell, Newark; fourth, Floyd Krebs,
Newark. Time, lin. Abs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
TEAM
ONE OF STRONGEST
IN NORTH JERSEY
Club Bolstered This Season by
Addition of Several Amateur
Baseball Stars.

The Arlington A. A. has bolstered Its
baseball team this season by the addi-
ton of several star players and now
ranks among the strongest amateur
mines in North Jersey. Third Baseman
Eisfeld, who halls from the Fort War
ten team, of Boston, Is putting up a
fast article of ball and his batting has
helped the team in winning many a
game. Will Howatt has blossomed into
a fast shortstop, while at the receiving
end of the battery the team is well
fortified by the services of P%endleton.
formerly of Bridgeport.
The remainder of the team is COM
posed of last seasons players, Pitcher
Howatt, First Baseman Clark, Second
Baseman Rafter and Outfielders Young,
Lambertson and Riley. The team has
won four out of five games so far this
season, it's only defeat having been suf-
fered at the hands of the Lincolns.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-22
READvILLE'S TROTTING DERBY.

BOSTON, June 22.-The officials Of
the New England Breeders Association
are pleased with the returns for the
second payment to the early-closing
for Readville's grand circuit
meeting. There are still some stables
to be heard from, but it Is now certain
that 10 Of the horses originally named
for the $50, 900 event have made the
second payment. The renewals TO the
other events are also fully up to cx-
pectations. The result in the big event
is particularly pleasing, as it practi-
cally insures that the association will
net a tidy sum on this race.