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self that he had really gone. felt
grateful to him for going. 1t had
not been possible to see much Of
his appearance, but he might be
set down as a man of about 80,
was wearing a light tweed suit and
a panama, had flower In his but
tonhole and carried a cane with
much silver about 1t. He was well
proportioned and comedy. His car.
riage was smart, almost military
He might turn out to be danger.
GUS rival.
In any case. Quaintance was
glad to have seen the last of him
for the time being, and, stepping
out into the track himself, turned
back toward the porch as though
he had come from the beach by
the same path he had followed
thither. He knocked at the door
and, while he waited, fortified him
self in his resolve not to be cajolet
out of the bracelet by Mrs. Smith
But no one opened to him, and hi
knocked again with like result
A swift suspicion invaded his
mind. He hammered upon thu
panel in front of him, and ever
that failed to elicit any Response
from within. With a sinking hear
he walked round the building. AL
its windows were suffered. Thu
bungalow was deserted.
He groaned disgustedly. That
then, was why the other had beef
so assiduous in his Investigations
And what was he, Quaintance, GO
ing to do now? The bungalow hat
evidently been vacated for good
There was nothing to be gaine'
by standing there gaping at it. HI
must hurry into Stormport AM
there make such inquiry as h,
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AfIL,LIOI
};fY hudson 0u9lae
, eapnssx1 ,sss ~ kxLAsr.
sarns.r, ,.ss vNn~vz.
CHAPTER x.-Continued.

! C1AFIEH A.-COntlnue0.
She nodded concurrence, and, as
he set OF on his errand, the sea-
bird cried again from the creek
He traced the impress of two
bare feet step by step to the furth-
er spit, and then round the corner
10 where she had sat looking out
Is sea. Close research there at
laAgth brought the bracelet to
light. It lay half buried beside a
heap Of white sand with which she
had been amusing herself ,trickling
1t through her taper f1e2e. A
print of her hand Appeared Where
she had patted the pyramid into
shape, and Quaintance stopped
down second time to lay his
great fist reverently on 1t.
As he hurried back to her with
his find he could not help turning
III over, and there on the inside
of the broad gold band with the
broken chain which had let it
slip from her slender wrist was
the one word, "Dagmar."
"Dagmar," he said to himself,
and the name sounded unsteady
in his ears. It was such as he
would have chosen for her, and be.
came her blonde beauty as none
other would. 1t might we'll be
that she had the blood Of some
old sea king in her veins, so gen.
tly dignified was she, so queenly.
He looked for her eagerly, to ap.
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Amusements
oRPHEUM

Max Wits Singing Colleens"
in costumes of Irish green worked
In shamrocks, present the favorite
act of the entire bill at the Or
pheum this week. There are four
of them and every one Is a singer
worth hearing. Together they sing
the old and new songs in good,
catchy style.
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SPOKANE

One of the big things OF the
theatrical world, a great production
in an age of unclean plays, is "The
Servant in the House," which is at
the Spokane June 7-12. 1t is a
story Of an ennobling. influence in
bringing about harmony and right
feeling and has been called mag
nificent in the working out of this
idea.
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LEAVE FOR RATE BATTLE

The Spokane delegation to APP
pear at the rate hearing at Wash
ington, d. c., on June 9 left for
the east last night. The commit
tee consists of H. M. Stephens, at
torney in the case; Jacob Schiller.
B. l.. Gordon, o. G. Jensen and
Fred 8. Hall.
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PANTAGEs

The sailor acrobatic act by the
Buch brothers continues the most
popular number on the Pantages
bill for this week.
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And there's hundreds other additional items advertised
this limited
You can't realize utterly sacregious this sacrifice you
tell
/ | Spokane Doors again
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WASHINGTON

Miss Ramsey, who plays the part
of the messenger girl in the Ram
sey sisters, act, has some talent
as a Coincidence.
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WASHINGTON THEATER

HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
WEEK COMMENCING MATINEE
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1909
Special extraordinary engage
ment, Onaip, presenting The Cen
tury's Mystery" Mabel Carew IN
original character songs. Gillian
& Murray, real ragtimers. Wyatt
& Rice, in the dramatic SKETCH
1.-THE Unexpected" Ramsey Sis
tiers, in musical oddity, THE Mes.
senger Girl" Biagraph.
Matinee daily at 1880. Two
shows every evening at 1880 and 3
Prices-15 and 25 cents.
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Laddie Cliff, the clever English
comedian. The Three Leightcoab
"A One Night Stand in Minstrelsy.-
1.-THE Eight Original Madcaps.
Max Wits Singing Colleens.~
Ollie Young & Bros, hoop roIler1s
Gartelle Brothers, "skatorialism.D
Evans & Lloyd, "Turning the
Tables" Compton's orchestra
Moving pictures.
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Philadelphia. May S-PhiIadelphia made
it three straight victories over Washington
by winning today's game. Washington
made four double plays. Score:
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~ Hound TIP NaI1oTnIa.
Ask salt Lake Route, 169 ( Main St.
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THE HERALD'S DOUH
ST. YVES AGAIN
WINS MARATHON
Sturdy Frenchman Beats Out
Worlds Greatest Runners
in GrueIIing Race.

New York, May Strand international
Marathon, distance IS miles $50 yards, for
d purse Of $1,000. Fifteen starters, first
seven TO finish TO share in prizes; 5000
to first. 5000 to second, $500 to third,
etc. The seven to finish were.
Winner, Henri St Yves, France, time
2:44.o5; second, John Svsnbsrg, Sweden,
time 2:5O.54, third, Ted Creek, United
States. time 2:52:10. fourth, Fred simpson,
American Indian, time 2:5413; fifth, Fred
Appleby. England, time 2:5611; sixth. DO
rando Pietri, Italy, time 2.5S.lS; seventh,
EdOuard Cibot, France, time 3N3;26. At
tendance, 20C09.
In a greulling race, in the cOu3rse Of
which runner after runner collapsed only
to stumble on again with almost super
human effort to the end, Henri St. Yves,
the stocky little Frenchmsn who jumped
into fame a month ago today, took the
measure of twelve competitors in an in
ternational Marathon held d the Polo
grounds, and TOmped home a winner by
the handsome margin Of five laps OF five
sixths of a mile
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OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
FOR GRADE SCHOOLS

At q meeting Of the board Of athletic
control Of the grade school athletics. held
Wednesday, the following rules were
adopted:
1. That no former graduate from the
eighth grade shall be permitted to play
on any school team in the elementary
school leagues.
2. That seven innings constitute the
length Of the baseball games.
3. That ID minutes be the length Of
each half in the basketball games. no
time to be taken out
4. That the principals be asked to kind
y report the result of the games to Chair
man J. II. Coombs as soon as possible.
in order that he may make the official
report to the newspapers. This report
should be made not later than O'Clock
on the same day that contest is held.
The following games viii be played next
week:
BasebaIl-Games to be played Tuesday.
May Il:
Hamilton VS.. Lafayette, at Liberty park.
Lowell vs.. Webster. at Eighteenth ward
square.
grounds.
Washington VS.. Grant. at Capitol Hill
grounds.
Lincoln VS.. Jackson. at Cudahy's field.
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS.
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ENTRIES NOW OUT
FOR ROAD RACE
New Saucer Track Completed
Australian Bunch Due
Here Tomorrow.

With the opening Of the bicycle season
but a short time away the local bicycle
racing contingent is beginning to sit up
and take notice
Hugh RipPeto announced yesterday that
entries are out now for the annual Dec
Grafton Day road race TO the Id
COON. He has the same big prize list
that has helped 20 make the La COON race
famous in western cycling circles. The
race will be run under a y. &. A. sane
ton this year for the. first time in its
history. The y q. A. tried to force Rip
but did not 60 about the matter right
and lost out. This year. however. all off
feTences were settled amicably and the
race will be run under y. Q. a. sane
tion.
The new surface on the saucer track
was completed this week and the local
riders had their first spring workouts
yesterday afternoon. In al about fifty
out a few Of his best kicks 10 test the
new surface. Wilcox tried. out the track
with a motor and declared 10 was faster
than ever. The absence Of the pumps
allows the riders to take the curves with
out effort and as q result better time
and fewer falls are predicted for the COM
ing summer.
Heagren received a telegram yesterday
from San Francisco saying Ernie Pye
would arrive in Salt Lake tomorrow with
a contingent OF Australians. With him
are HEIR and Nesbitt Wells took an
other boat and will arrive later on. Hea-
gren is also besieged with offers from
the east from riders who want to come
TO Salt Lake TO ride this year. He has
several good things under his hat which
he expects to spring later.
The Carter Motorcycle club will De
out today for its regular Sunday run.
General Carter says the clubs member
ship IS constantly increasing and the lay
best bunch OF the season will be on hand
10 start TO-DAY
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81. Louis. May s-St. Louis Detroit
game called off: rain.
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BatterleS-ttueiDdCl. ftlSSlhDOlAdlll-
Brown and Moran: Rowan. Casper and
Mclean. Umpires-Emslie and O'Day.
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CHICAGO BEATS WISCONSIN
Sensational Work Of Crawley Tor
Chicago Wins the
Meet.

Madison. Wis. May S.-Ccming from De
hind with q tremendous finish. the Jn,-
varsity OF Chicago defeated Wisconsin
In the score OF s. TO y n the opening
dual meet Of the western outdoor track
season.
The sensational work or Crawley
sratrlrd victory from Wisconsin. Crav-
ley far overshsdowcd his fellow athletes
with "a total of q points. lie was first
i'm the low hurdles and high hurdles. tied
for first in the pole vault. and high jump
ana was second in the shot put. The ma
iority Of his points were scored near tEe
end of the meet. Osthoff was next in the
total number of points scored He won
the shot-puL discus throw and broad
jump.
In the hsIf-miIe. Timlin o. Chicago was
DISQUALIFIED for the alleged fOuling Of
TiiIotsOu OF Wisconsin
One Of the best performances was STOP
pIetts work in the two-mile run He ran
alone most Of the way and finished IN
e.51
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PLAYER SPIKED
AND RIOT STARTS
Twelve Thousand Angry Fans
Crowd Over Brooklyn
Grounds.

Brooklyn, May S--A three-cornered fight
between I.ennox of Brooklyn on one side
and knabe and Gleason Of Philadelphia
on the other nearly caused a riot at the
Brooklyn game with Philadelphia today.
In the fifth inning hnabe, going to third
base on Titus single, spiked Lennox, al
though he appeared to have plenty OF
room to pass the Brooklyn man. LennOx
resented the act by striking Knabe on
the jaw. knabe hit back and the two
cltnChed. Gleason, who was on the
coaching line, jumped in. but before the
fight became general, cooler players sep
arated the combatants. All three were
ordered out of the game
As Gleason walked to the bench a spec
tatOr in One Of the boxes threw a paper
wad and q pop bottle at him. A special
policeman who started to arrest the play
er's assailant was interferred with BY the
spectators while many Of the crowd OF
1000 rushed on the field. But a swarm Of
policemen and detectives who we're out
side the grounds rushed in at this point
and Quelled the disturbance.
The game then proceeded quietly. Phil
adelphia winning, s TO 2 batting Scanlon
freely Deninger, who replaced Knabe.
broke finger on the first ball pitched
and also retired Score: r H z.
FnlLadelphla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - .
brooklyn .-....--....---.--. 2 D
Batteries-MOren and Doom: Scanlon.
Wilhelm and Bergen. Umpires-Rigler ana
TRULY.
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Batteries-Morgan. Steele and Spencer
Quinn, WARRIOR and Kleinow.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

New Haven. Coun.-Yale. >. Andover j.
At Worcester-Holy Cross. I; Harvard
G.
Al Madison. Wis.-ChicagO. ;: Wiscon-
sin. !. Page and Paul; Knight and Muck
leStOne.
Princeton Freshmen, Il; Washington %.
c. All-SCholastic. ].
At adelphia-Pennsylvani 8.
Princeton, J.
At neapOlis-NIinnesota. 8: Nebraska.
D.
At Observation-Disclosures :: Trinity .
At Syracuse. y. Y.-Columbia. ): syria
cUse, 3.
At West Point. y. Virginia. g: West
Point. T. eleven innfngS)
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DAD DOHS WAR PAINT
Father of Baseball in Ogden Going
After Margetts' Scalp
Today.

ogden, May N-Dad Gimliu wiz don 4ll~
war paint tomorrow and with lis braves
go after the scalp locks of one Bert Mar
gets and his bunch Of ball tossers from
Salt Lake City. Dad has had difficulty
in holding himself down ever since the
sun crossed the line. Today he viii LET
himself out and demonstrate once more
that Salt Lake City is not in a baseball
class with ogden. The game viii re
called at the fair grounds at $40. Mar
gets Will have the team with which DE
defeated the InteTmountain league team
some time ago. Gimliu VIII have many
Of his old champions Of years gone bz.
and promises to put I'D q stiff contest.
This viii bc the first Of q series of games
between the two Utah cities
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LONDON MARATHON
GOES TO BARRE

London May >-H- Barrett.
iShal "u1vuera' I'M The .-"-.. --
tLDu last summer. TODAY detected O. 81
or 6s competitors over Or. -G %
tEou distance OF IS miles -. yards. 2
hours % minutes 81 seconds
The race was under The a.-r o.
Polytechnic Harriers fa~ trophy
competitors were all amadeus md rel.
scented most of the nations .. pug
Esrrett is "a member of t-. E-."
Harrier=-
The first men home vr-. H--sls'
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Batteries-Adams Brandon Maddox
Powell and Gibson; Lush and Bresnahau.
Umpires-kIem and Kane.
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SALT lake HIGf'
HAS Strong TIL
West SlderS Expect to 4
Good Showing in StatI
Track Meet.

The Salt Lake High school VII
the state high school meet thar 4
held ON May % on Cummings rs.i
the strongest team that 20 has
years, and it is the hope OF al
school students that uls
which have been lost for two wears
regained this season Last Satrrds
track team overwhelmingly dafs7ri
den High school, the winners +
years meet. and tbs records made
Salt Lake men showed that uzr.l
records viii have 10 be broken al
ahead Of the high school yOurEstssI
With the exception of a few OF 4
war horses the Red and Black tpsa
be composed Of new men dis vs9
most promising Of whom is Atk.nN
came into the llmelight by Wnrr
events IN the intorClass meet ara
won five first5 against Ogden. Ha
vincible in the sprinL5 and be on,
any Of the high school lads Two
sprinters have been developed II
Romney and Gallagher, These th7y
with Stone, the crack quarter-uIr
make an exceptionally fast rsl5y Las
high school. Meade IS another sta'
NfA MS AAAnA m0AA AalNr r.
half-miler and a miller. and ne
school fans count on him as O. sgra
winner IN the state meet. With II
CAPTAIN KarTiCk and Wheeling. ts
siders VIII have q strong reQrcSe7
in the distance events
The team is as strong in tbs field
as in track. Coach McNiece Rs ratri,
ceUent work out of KOrus and Bees
pole vault. In the shot Atkins. W-
and Mcintyre all put 10 near the fo-t
mark. Atkins also has O. big lead
teammates in this event and vii
perfects his form he viii make Sons
marks in this event. Captain Kari
making the best progress with the
mer and he puts it near the state
mark. Atkins takes care Of the jun
admirable style and in hurdles E-
son shows the most promise AtEr
tried out on the hurdles and show
well, but the coach will save a.u Z
other events
Coach Callahan has been trainr
boys during the past week and De- ID
remarka BILE results. The runners
good form and get off well on the
and all the athletes are 90 good
ton. Coach AICNieCe with ar Ca
will put the boys through hard vJ
til the state meet, when the team
be able TO make an excellent sl.TI
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Batteries-Krause and Thomas; Burns.
Hughes, Smith and Street
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BASEBALL PLAYERS
DOWN WITH MUMPS

ithaca, y Y, May S.-Players. man
ayers and Coach CoOgan Of the Cornell
baseball team are on the anxious seat
because G. Il. Rutherford. one of the
crack men OF the squad. went 10 the in
Urinary yesterday. suffering from the
mUmps. after all the squad has been ex-
posed to infection for several days.
II Is thought Rutherford caught the
disease from II. G. Young. the distance
runner. who is just recovering from q
two weeks attack. The doctors how
ever. are unable TO say when and where
he contracted the disease. Meanwhile
the baseball men are fearful and are suX-
iouslv awaiting Developments
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LOGAN AGGIES |
DEFEAT SAM
BrOSSaTd DiSIOCateS Knee
viii Be Out of Athletics
for Some Time.
intercollegiate League

Logan, May SIN one OF the ICES. 4
seen here in q long while. the "A
trimmed the Saints here today by q I
of 4 TO g. BrOsssrd and Morgan, -5sI
sic piLcners- were q puzzle that
Saints could not solve. but three llr
ing made off them Az uutgrt-lz-- [
Dent compelled BrUssaT1 u leave Tie
and iu all probabilities viii prevent
from engaging I'm athletic sports tn- q
time 20 come. There is mourning 81
college for the crack pitcher IS one VI
finest athletes that the institution
ever had, and he is very popular u
football game last fall He injured
knee and has had to- be E=r. careful.
ever since. Today another player -s-
him. but at the beginning .r me q.
inning ae ran TO second O.. assist
play, and stopping rather suddenly.
located his leg ar the knee. Morgan
i'm and finished the game. striking
four of the six barteg- WHO faced
and allowing no hits. L-E" us-
the Saints and Die gave 1a. four hts
passed five men and Lit another -r
these men bringing in runs. a. --s
ming dre-laDdeG catch nr Webb 90
ter field was 81 feature. Ir. -----
A c. j.. D. /,
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PORTLAND MINISTERS
ALL GET PASSES

Portland. Ore. May S.-"For some time
7 have been thinking about it, and
have A. last decided 7 will give 20 esch
minister ia Portland d season pass to the
baseball games is the announcement Of
Judge W. AfcCreddie, owner Of the Port
land teams in the Pacific Coast and
Northwestern leagues.
''T believe they would enjoy the games
and are entitled to passes II they care
Tor them J am going to have them is
sued %
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MAODOCKS MEN
SHOW UP STRONG
Capture Dual Meet With B. 7.
u. at Provo by Score of
1923 to 80 1-3.

Provo, May S--The university scored
decisive victory over the Brigham Young
university in d dual track and field meet
held on the 3. Y. campus this afternoon.
The final score was 81 2-S to 30 is. The
meet had many features and four state
records were broken and one tied. There
was d large and enthusiastic crowd pres
ent and the 3. Y. l.. roOtcrs appeared in
straw hats with the Provo colOrs for hat
bands.
The B. I. L. was disappointed over the
outcome as they expected that il was their
one chance to defeat the l.. They made
d Creditable showing and in every event
pushed the L men to the limit and IL
was necessary to 90 below the records 70
beat them Coach Maddox Of the L
was well pleased with the work of his
men and ne says he believes from
the results of yesterdays meet that this
team is the strongest in years in spite of
the poor prospects at the beginning OF
the season.
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BUTTE, 8; BOISE, 5.
Takes Miners Eleven innings. How.
ever, to Win.
Especial to The HeTaIdD

Boise. Ida. May SIT took eleven IN
rfngs for Butte TO win tOday's game. and
until the last inning il was a battle royal.
The score was tied in the ninth and
Boise got a man home in that inning, but
Umpire 3. Z. MCKibben called him out
and the game went two innings longer.
Dell pitched for Butte and Osburn for
Boise. OSburn weakened in the seventh
and Butte scored three runs. Score.
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VETERAN WALSH
ON TRAIL OF WESTON

Walsh. q former Chicagoau and veteran
Of the Civil war. - years of q e. has arr
rived iD Chicago. declaring his intention
Of overhauliug Edward Payson Weston
on foot. Walsh said he had walked To-
Chicago from Boston. EN- route to san
Francisco. and has already gained 90
miles on Weston Weston is near kan
saS City.
Walsh spent some time yesterday at
the home o. his sister in Austin He said
he expected 10 catch Weston some where
in Colorado.
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KILLED BY BASEBALL.

Boise, Ida. May s.-Milton Bush. . =
years old, assistant cashier of the =
y Boise state bank, died today from an =
= injury sustained In a practice game =
= Of baseball last evening =
Bush. who was a member Of the y
> Bankers ball team, was struck IN the y
> head by q ball and an hour later was y
removed from the field in On uncOn- y
scious condition. It was discovered y
= that blood vessel of the brain was y
ruptured, resulting in paralysis. y
4AAAAAAAAAS-A AA%AA
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Eastside Group.
Westside Group.
BASKET BALL.

Games 10 be played Friday. May i.
Boys-Jackson vs. Wasatch, at Wasstch
grounds.
GirlS-Oquirrh VS. Lafayette, at Lafay-
cite grounds.
Franklin vs. Grant, at Grant grounds.
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BASEBALL TODAY.

, salt Lake and Helena will line up =
> for tho last game OF the series az :
= Walkers field today. The game viii =
= start promptly al o'clock. AnuiS =
= will pitch for salt Lake and J. =
. Thomas Tor Helena '
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Butte


ocoTe o. llTTII---
Butte. runs % 0 o @ . n @ 0 SIS
Boise. runs 20 o 3 o. % o o.
Summary-FIrst base on errors-Butte Q.
Boise / Struck out-By Dell 4, by Os-
burn 4. Base on balls-Dff Dell &. off Os-
burn (. Three-hase hits-Shea. Two-5asc
hits-Dunr. Sacrifice hits-Lodell . StoI-
en bases-Campbell. Roberts. Hutchinson.
Case. WATSON. Nelck, OsbUrn. Double
clays-Shea uUassisted TO Houston. Fi-Z-
gerald To Nehring TO fitzgerald, Turk TO
Campbell 10 Nehriug- Left on bases
Butte o. Boise l. Hit by pitched ball
WATSON. Passed balls-ElSsy. Base hits
off Osburu s. off Dell .. Time or game
-a--c1. JmDiTe-MCkibbcu. Attendance