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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-31
WITHDRAWALS REDUCE
EVENTS At EMPIRE CITY

Empire City n. T.. July S0.-An ordi-
nary card was run off at Yonkers today,
all the events being greatly reduced by
Withdrawals. Chief interest ceutered in
the handicap at one mile and a sixteenth.
fourth on the card which resulted in an
easy victory for Tony BonerO.
Results.
First race. six furI0ngs-Chief Hayes .
to /, won; Richard Reed, TO ], second;
Queen Marguerite, @ to /, third Time,
1:12 f-5.
Second race, one mile-Etheriar . to 2,
won; Casque, 4 to 1. second; High Range,
u to I, third Time, 1.49 2-5.
Third race, five furlongs and a half;
maidens-Bion to 10, won Cuthbert. 3
TO ,, second; Shamrock, 6 to ], third.
Time, 1907 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-TOny
BOnerO, 9 to s, won; Juggler, y to 3, sec
ond; Stanley Fay, 6 20 8, third. Time,
1:ij 2-5.
Fifth race, five furlongs and a half
Madeline l., 4 to l. won; MatchfieId, to
!. second; Lord Clifton, 3 to 1, third.
Time 1909.
Sixth race, mile and a siXteenth-Shap-
dale, to /, won; Hans, 9 to 3, second;
Eschau, to 1, third. Time, 1:l9.
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Entries at Butte.

First race. half mile. purse-Iyte
Knight 115. Sam +. lis, Canardo rs. Pru-
dent 10. Chief Joseph 10, Goodfellow 167,
Antioch los.
Second race, nine-siXteeuths of a mile,
purse-M1les 112, Geneva 100, COpperJOWn
100, Goodship 104, Lillum 14, May Bride
lm, Galtor 1O1, Rey 81 Tovar 100, Warfare
81, Sylvia Fir 81.
Third race. six fuTlOngs, selling-Ethen
l19, KOpek 107, Kerry 105. East End 10l,
No Quarter 101, Creston 100, Hannah Lou
Use 81. Madeline MusgTave 49,
Fourth race, mile, handicapped Timer
105 Red Leaf IO5, Ethel Day Sc, Cabin
SO, Little Buttercup %. Hush Money 50,
Frank Lubbock g, Mike Jordan 81, Work
Box 80, Jack Paine 80.
Fifth race, mile, selling Merlingo 10
Harc0uTt 10, Ellerd 100. Agreement JOS
Ethel Day 107, Cabin 107, Prince of Cas-
tile loo, st. Kilda 49, Mike Jordan l0I
Sixth race. thiTteen-sixteenths of a mile
seIling-Nappa 1876 Orelio 126. Nagazam
123. CObbles1in 123. Evran 123, Robert
Mitchell 123 Elevation 123, WOlfville 116
JiIlette JIG, Suda Glen los, Birth los. Bar
dOnia 12t.
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth sell
ing-Dick Reid III, Libert0 109 Taxer 100.
Lerida 109 Flo Manila 1C7. Byron 1O7, Lady
Alicia 107 Mabel Hollander 1O7 Markie
Mayer 104, Harka 102, Altenberg 100, Da-
vie Andrew 81.
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TENNIS FINALS
PLAYED TODAY
Western Championships to Be
Rushed Through to Accom-
modate Coast Players.

Chicago. July 90.-Finals and challenge
sets viii be played tomorrow in the west
ern championship tennis tournament a5
the Onwentsia club. Lake Forest ~ haH
been planned to have tho challenge etsa
ON Monday but owing TO tine anHiei- nl
the part Of the California players 90 go
east for practice in the national tOurna-
ment the play was set day ahead
In the only finals of tOGay-tne Wo-
mems siugIas-MTs. Charles Beard Of Ken
wood defeated Miss Miriam Steever- tine
Illinois state champion, 81, o.
Tomorrow Mrs. Beard viii meet MISS
Carrie b. NeeIy Of KenwOod, the title
holder
In the finals in mems singles tomorrow
Melville H. Long. the Pacific coast cham
piOn. will meet Thomas G. Bunny, also
of California. Long is given the best
chance for the title by the experts.
Long won his way to the finals by De
faating H. NJ NcQuistiOn of Mexico, OIL
81 Ga Bundy defeated r. 4. Holden IT.
Of Cincinnati. G-3. 81, So
In the finals for mems doubles tomorrow
II. n. McQuistion and p. ID. McQuis-
ton will meet Holden and TruX Elmer
son of Cincinnati.
Tn the women's doubles. Miss Edith
Hoyt and Miss Carrie B. Nicely viii meet
Miss Miriam Steever and Mrs. Beard. In
mixed doubles Miss HOyt and NJ. J.. john
son will play Miss Carrie Nicely and John
NpeIv
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DENVER FIGHT
GOES THE LIMIT
Jack 0'Brien Has Better OF Six
Fast Rounds With Pu-
ebIO Jim Flynn.

Denver. July philadelphia Jack
Brien had the better of Jim Flynn. the
Pueblo fireman in siX-round so at the
Auditorium tonight
- Brlen margin was not very great
In tact Flynn finished the stronger of the
two and I'M the final round had ORrien
~ visible distress, opening q cut over
ms LETT eye and sending him To his cor
ner little unsteady
Flynn throughout the fight rushed con-
tnuaiiy. He landed hard and often on
Brlen la the second round. which went
TO ms credit In the first, third, fourth
and fifth rounds O'Brien got his left
Jab and right uppercut in working order
and mad a good shade in al. although
tlynn was fighting all the time. In the
last round, however, Flynn hooked left
TO O Brfiens eve the instant they came
JOgether, banged him up against the ropes
with succession Of rights and let's.
and O'BTien emerged from the rally with
a lot of his steam gone. O. Brien opened
an old cut over Flynn's left eye i'm the
third round and made it his mark to the
close, the eye by that time being nearly
shut.
Round Flynn rushed and missed a
left swing. OBrien landing left and right
to head as ne backed away. Flynn landed
light left to the stomach and o Brien
sent him to the floor with left flush
on the jaw. his forehead striking the
ground. A moment later he slipped and
fell Flynn rushed constantly with
o Brien cool and jabbing the fireman
with his left al will. o. BTleu S round.
Round 90 Brien rushed and landed
left. getting q hard right to the ribs i'm
return. Flynn rushed O Brien through the
ropes. Flynn landed a hard right to the
body. but O'BTien smOthered most OF
Flynn swings, landing a left jab repeat
edly to the face Flynn landed two hard
lefts to the jaw and fought o. Brien TO
standstili o. Brien was smiling at the
gong. but was slightly dazed.
Round 3.-Flynn put a hard right hook
to the jaw as they Clinched, and followed
a moment later with a right to the stom-
aCh. o. Brien stabbed Flynn repeatedly
with his left. just as the gong rang
O'Brien cut Flynns eye with a hard left.
Round flynn rushed. landing hard
right to the body and followed with a
right hook to the jaw, rocking . Brlen S
head. O. BTien stalled for a moment as
the crowd Missed, but came back with a
hard right uppeTCut to the chin, followed /
by two more in the same place. OBrien's.I
round.
Round 5.-They exchanged lefts 70 the
jaw and O'Brien put d hard right on
Flynn's bad eye d relic of his battle with
Papke Flynn rushed and slipped to the
fOOr O'Brien kept away and ripped
right upperCUt to the jaw and repeated
it as the gong rang. O'Brien's round.
Round 6.-Fiyun came in like a Whirl- |
wind and cut O'Brien's mouth with a left |
hook. They exchanged rights to the head /
and the fireman chopped a left to the /
jaw and a hard right jab to the stomach. /
Flynn landed a hard left and right to the /
head and rushed O'Brien to the ropes, !
landing a shower of left and right Jabs /
They were clinched at the gong Flynn's |
round.
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.GLIDDEN TOUR
COMES TO END
Sixth Annual Run Proves Most
Successful in History of
Famous Race.

Kansas City. July 3.-The American
Automobile associations sixth annual tour
and its most successful one. was officially
completed at 500 this afternoon when
Chairman Frank b. Howers car. q Pre-
mier, two pilots. three other members
of the contest board and Charles J. Gid
Gen. donor OF the Gidden trophy. dashed
across the state line into Kansas City.
Nine minutes later the first of the COM
testants. "a Pierce. entered the city and
the others followed in rapid succession.
on tOdays trip between Saliua and Kan
sas City both pilot ears gave out.
The tourists We're cheered by great
crowds as they drove through the streets
Of tEe city.
Al the state line, where the cars checked
in, nearly 500 automobiles were waiting
to greet the tourists. Many Kansas City
enthusiasts drove out to points as far
out as twenty and thirty miles. to meet
the sunburned. mud-bespattered tourists
All the cars viii be carefully examined
by the technical committee of the assOcia-
tions. All the points of the trip must be
considered before the winner can be an
uounced. Tt likely viii be several days
before this work can be completed.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS.

Detroit Mich, July 33.-The twenty-fifth
annual blue ribbon meeting ended TODAY.
when Hamburg Belle lowered her own
record two seconds and placed that OF
Mlchlgan at 1929. I'm view of the high
wind on the back stretch it was a splen-
did performance
Summary:
2;24 pace, purse S.000-The Bosun won
second, fourth and fifth heats Time.
2;oSl4. 2:l0, 2.l1i2. Lady Elgin won third
neat Time, 2.o5'i. ArgOt Hal won first
heat. Time. 2.ll24
2:25 trot, purse $1O05-Oro BeIlini won
second, third and fourth heats. Time
2:l28i, 210I, 2;10A Dr.. Jack won first
heat. Time 2:12&
Free for all pace stake S3.O09-Ladv
Maud Won two heats. Time, 2.OSia. 2:031i
2;03 trot, purse S1,G00-Lady Jones won
first and third heats Time 2.Og9t 2.07I,
Sterling Mckinney won second heat. Time.
2:06l4-
200 pace, purse Sl.00O-Tony swift won
two heats Time, 2N52f. 2.07Ia.
TO beat 2;oiss-Hamburg Belle. BAY
mare, By ANworthy-Sally Simmons Cby
Simmons). Andrews won. Time of quar-
tiers: ;S0ls, l:0lia, 1873 2.O22,
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.SECKEL TO PLAY Evans

Ilossmoor, Ili., july 31-CH---as r-.--
ir., of ExmOOr and Albert Sa.EaI af 81
erside handily defeated their usa4-'-..
in the semi-final round of tH. ur.ia--.'-..
ateur golf championship tournament f-4.-
and they viii meet i'm the finals rr--
row. Evans defeated Paul Hunter rr ~.
lothian up and to- play sa-rzr -
from Kenneth p. Edwards of lTHr.r..
by 8 up and 4 to play
Evans led by up at tine end Of DID.
morning is holes and m --ag ar a----
entity easy chance to make 30 q u1 --
careless putting Oh the home green.
In the afternoon Evans was de- arrra..
of the quartet TO play a strong za--
He started with a rush and raised -s
lead to 5 up on the first Two holes n
won the first with G brilliant 90 Hunt.
er's 3 and took the second 5-f
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Assessment No. z.

YERINGTON GOLD MINING COM.
pany, AZ d. Z. Walker building. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby syiveo
that at a meeting Of the board of direc-
tors Of the Yerington Gold Mining com
pany. held on the ID day Of July, 1909.
an assessment Of one 0) cent q Shsr5
was levied '.D5n the outstanding rtoc-
Of the corporation, payable forthwith ID
William H Hurst secretary OF said com
pany, at AZ D. Z. Walker building. Sai-
Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 5th fav -
August. 1909, will be delinquent and al
vertised for sale at public auction ami
unless payment Is made before. so rrsn,,,
shares OF each parcel OF such STOCK sss
may be necessary. viii be sold on tEo
Z3d day Of August. 1903. at o'clock n
IN. Of said DAY, 10 pay the Gelinouent
assessment thereon, together with ne
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale
WILLIAM II. HURST
Secretary Of the Yerington Gold RTi1iD4
AZ =. +. Walker building Sai}
lake civ. Utah.
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EUREKA ARRANGES
SERIES OF GAMES
Especial to The Herald

Eureka. July 50.-On Sunday the Eure-
ka baseball club Will meet the Mammoth
players IN the first of a series OF games
between Payson, Spanish Fork, Heber and
Park City Fred ShOnJs, manager of the
Eurekas. thinks that if this series is PLAYED
to finish the season Will then probably
end Several games, however may be
arranged with Margetts' Salt Lake bunch
and another game will surely be PLAYED
against the OccidenIals
The Eureka fans got theirs last sun
day when the latter team PLAYED here,
and they are anxious to get some of the
money back that they lost on the game.
Most of the games between the valley and
outside towns that Mammoth will play
viii take place I'm the Eureka ball park,
as IL IS the only inclosed ground in the
district
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Results at Butte.

First race four fUfl0ngs-Eel won. Min
nedocia second, Letitia third. Time. :43
Second race, five and half furlOngs-
Ybor won, Mazapan second, Sister Julia
third. Time, 1.OS.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
Balerian won, Native Son second, Salvage
third. Time. 1.O7z
Fourth race. six furlongs-Spohu won.
113l5.
Fifth race, one mile-Buckthorn won.
Prometheus second, AXIS Ar Ben third.
Time. 1.43
Sixth race, six furlOngs-Pimkin won.
Trocha second. SwaggeriatOr third Time,
1:14
Seventh race, one mile-Follie L. won.
John j. Rogers second, Voltrome third.
Time, 1:4Zi4
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Assessment Notice.

BLACK JACK CONSOLIDATED MIN
ing company Principal place Of business.
Provo. Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at q meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the Black Jack Consolidated Mining com
pany, held on the 10th day of July. 1879
an assessment tNO. . of one Cd cent psr
share was levied on the outstanding can
ital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately t. r. J.. Allen, secrxtsrv. roo0,
Z. knight block. Provo. Utah. ANY stock
on which this assessment may rCNlafn IN
paid on Monday Aug t. 1893 will b.
delinquent and advertised for sale AT nub-
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before. viii be sold at my Of
nces on Thursday. Sept. g. 1853
at the hour OF o clock p. H.. to paw
delinquent assessment, together witt. the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale
r z. ALLEN, Secretary.
Office: Room :, Knight block. Provo
Utah.
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VICTORIA TOURNAMENT
IS DOWN TO FINALS

Victoria, b c.. July 8O.-AIiss Ryan Of
Santa Monica, Cal, will play Miss Pitts
of Victoria i'm the finals Of the ladies'
singles at the tennis tournament thG win
neT TO play Miss HOtchkiss of Berkeley
holder of the championship. Tyler of
Spokane is conceded the tournament and
the right to meet B. Schwengers Of Vic
toria, the champion, in the challenge
round tomorrow. The results this morn
ing were.
Ladies' dOubles-Mrs Talbot and Miss
Pitts beat Mrs Baker and Miss V PoOley,
G-1 81
Mrs. Talbot and Miss Pitts beat Miss
Bell and Miss Jukes 60, 60
Mems dOUbes-RhOdes and Cardinal
beat Gillist and JUkes rs. 2-6 Sc.
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JULY 81 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S81-RObert Unglaub. professional base
ball PLAYER. born IN Baltimore.
02-"Buddy' Ryan, pugliist, born in
Chicago.
1S66-At Philadelphia. Jack AIcAuliffs
won from Charles Mccarthy in one round.
1S90-Georg5 Lee Schuyler, the only
surviving member of the syndicate which
built the famous yacht America. died i'm
New London, Conn.
1S9l-Rusie, pitching for the New York
club shut out the Brooklyn team without
q safe hit
1901-At san Francisco: frankie Neil
lost to Eddie HanlOn in four rounds
1@6-At Chelsea, Mass. Joe Thomas
knocked out Tommy Sullivan in the ninth
round.
1S07-At San Francisco: Jimmy Britt
was given the decision over Battling Mel
son in twenty rounds
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ABSCESS WORRIES
CHAMPION JEFF
Fighter Underg0eS an ODer,.
tiOn-ThinkS Side Bet
Should Stand.

New York. July a'.-Jsr.. d. r..-.
the heavyweight boxer . r.. .s
yesterday i'm t1e benefit ..- crippled .5-
dren at the Polo grounds. H-..-.. r. -
operated ON the preceding nIz-t r.- PES
abscess that had been adding Iu rr.-.
ries Of the former Champion "-
This abscess was "a boil r.a- r.r.
enlarged" said Jeffrie-- .F.r t----
even a boil on d strong mans -.-
often very truubie-0ma. confess.
] weigh -35 pounds ra=. bud mil.
ready LoI JACK johnson ". any DIX
5, before my European tr.r.r
Jeffries was asked if the $1,000 ssf.r.
that he had insisted upon would --g
a championship fight with r.rr..'
the event or the col0red boxer r.r.....- D
post a forfeit
no" said the Californian .r-.
you not think DC would H# better -
antee 20 the public to have .7 -
made? 7 posted nay forfeit Errrs-+
own condition
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RACING STOPPED IN MEXICO
Ban Put on New Tia Juana Track
Near San Diego After
Oct

Washington, July 90.-Horse racing on
the track at Tia Juana, Lower California,
sixteen miles across the international
boundary line from San Diego, Cal, will
be prohibited after October 1, in accord
ance with an amendment to the reguIa-
lions on gambling made by the Mexican
government This action was the result
of representations made by the United
States in response to petitions from citi-
Zens of San Diego and Los Angeles. The
location of a track at Tia Juana followed
the passage Of the law prohibiting race
track gambling by the California legisla-
ture.
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COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, Ore, July 90.-The local team
overwhelmed Oakland in the seventh, win
ming handily. while Graney. though wild.
allowed only two hits. Score: r. Fl. Z.
Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >
OF Llcltlu
Batteries-BOice and La LOnge; Graney
and Fisher.
Los Angeles Cal. July 30.-With a bat
ting rally in the eleventh inning Los An
geles again beat Vernon. Score
r. II. Z.
Vernon . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6 3
Los Angeles ...................-...4 L 3
eries-Breckenridge and Hogan:
KOesner and OrendOrff.
San Francisco, July 30-Baum was in
poor form today and San Francisco hit
him freely. winning the game 8 to J.
Score: r. H e
Sacramento ----.---..-..-........1 3
San Francisco ...................- s "a
Batteries-Baum and Graham; Griffin
and Berry
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-The Milwaukee-Co
game postponed. rain.
At Ouisviile-IouisviUe .. Kansas
City. o.
At lnd.aEapO lis-InGianapOlis .. Mime
apolis. II.
At Toledo-First game: Toledo. I. St.
Paul &
Second game-Toledo, 6; St Paul. /. End
fifth inning.
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BINGHAM MEETS YANPA
IN SERIES FOR SIDE BET

Bingham, July 30-The Bingham Com
mercials and the Yampa baseball teams
are matched for a series of three games
for 500 a side The first game of the
series will be played the afternoon OF
Aug. ]. The teams have not met before
and feeling runs high. 1t is predicted
that fully $1,000 will change hands on the
result of the first game, as both sides
are betting freely on the result Both
teams have good records with amateur
teams on the outside, having won most
of their games.
The batteries probably will be: For
Yampa, Hennifan and Brown: for the
CommerciaIs. Jensen and Bmrk
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robson IS SURPRISED
Watched Pulham Last Spring, but
Thought Suicide Danger
Over.

Seattle, July Soft Mr. Pulliam had
committed suicide at the time we granted
him indefinite leave of absence said
Stanley Robson, owner of the st. Louis
National league baseball club. who is i'm
Seattle, II should not have been sur
prised, but 1 thought he had recovered
when | gave my consent last June for
I'M to return 90 work. He told me that
ne was aware we had watched him close
ly for fear he would kill himself. but
added that he never had entertained the
idea, And now he actually did the deed
ne SAID ne had never contemplated d"
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INTERMOUNTAlN LEAGUE.

Missoula, Mont. July s0.-Helena was
giyen the hardest contest OF the season
by MissOuia today. but won out bv
punching hits in the seventh inning, when
three runs were scored Score:
Helena ...... ........ 2lC 001 300-7 II Z
MisSOula ...-.- ......211 90 OOO-4 7
Batteries-J. Thomas and G. Thomas:
Butler and Marx
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BENDER GOES TO NEBRASKA.

Spokane, Wash, July 30-"JOhnnv''
Bender, baseball player and college coach.
mas been engaged to coach he football
team Of the University Of Nebraska. of
which he is q graduate
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PEMsRokEs DEFEAT FUEL TEAM

In the deciding game between the Penn
broke and Utah Fuel teams. the Penn
broke team was victorious Thursday at
Walkers field by q score of y to g.
SOwadski. pitching for the Pembroke
team, held the Fuel team completely an
his mercy, striking out more than half the
men that faced him. while the Pembroke
team hit Rogers and Schultz at will.
The lineup Of the two teams was a.
follows:
Pembroke Utah T71aI
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, July 9O.-Pittsburg won the
game in the first inning today from New
York by hitting MatthewsOn for two dou-
bles and two singles and scoring three
runs Score R II =
Pittsburg ....................... ; u
New York . q n
Batterles-Wiilis and Gibson; Ames and
SchleL Umpires-Johnstone and Emslie
Chicago, July 30.-Magee and Doom were
the main factors i'm defeating Chicago to-
day by making startling catches of four
hits that would have been good for extra
bases. Score: r. II. Is.
Chicago .........................
Ililduell PIMA .---------------- il
Batteries-Overall and Archer; Moore
and DOOM Umpire-O'Day.
St. Louis, July 30.-Charles' triple cleared
the bases in the sninth inning today ana
st. Louis defeated Boston. Score:
Boston ....--.....................
st. Louis .................-...
Batteries allee. Meter and PhelDs:
Richie and Graham. Umpire-Rigler.
Cincinnati, July ga wild throw by
Ewing in the seventh inning allowed two
Brooklyn runners to come home, tieing the
score. Thereafter neither side tailed. and
at the end of the thirteenth inning the
game was called on account of darkness.
Score. r IT II
u I3 lil-Illll1u ''--'''-''--'-..'-.'-..
Brooklyn ----......-...---.-......
Batteries-Ewing and Mclean; Rucker
and Bergen. Umpires-Klem and Kane
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BASEBALL LEAGUE
PLANNED AT BINGHAM

Bingham July 30.-A proposition is on
fOOt to organize baseball league to be
known as the West Mountain Miners.
Mil and Smeltermen's league comprising
teams of Lark, Bingham Commercials.
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SENIORS, q; BONNEVILLE, 0.

The Salt Lake Seniors shut out Boune-
vile in a baseball game at the Warm
Springs yesterday by the score of 20 0.
The battery for the Seniors was Brtnkiey
and Hummel. The SaniOrs still issue
challenge to meet any amateur team i'm
the CITY.
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RESULTS AT eoopwoop.

Goodwood England. July 30-The Chi
chester plate, a handicap of 20 sOver-
eigns, distance five furlOngs, was won to-
dav bv Fox Cote PersuidOn was second
and W A. StOrr Trick third.
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POWELL DEFEATS HUDSON.

San Francisco. July S0.-Lew Powell of
San Francisco Knocked out Chuck" Hud-
son of Seattle in the eighth round of a
scheduled fifteen-rounc bout tonight be
fore the Pacific Athletic club. Powell
proved HudsOn's master throughout thu
short contest.
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socKER FOOTBALL AT EUREKA.

Eureka. July 50.--A sOcl1er football same
will be played next Sunday evening at
Eureka for the benefit of John Finch. the
Silver City back who met with a serious
injury TO his knee while playing for Eu-
reka at Park City last July 4. He has
been unable 10 work since that day and
he will not have the proper use Of mis- leg
for saNeral waeEe - --.-,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-31
co. 3, p; co. L, 8.

Company at Fort Douglas defeated
company L Yesterday in a baseball game
by a score OF y TO s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-31

The Y. n. c. A. viii meet the o. S L.
At Walkers field this afternoon. The
game is scheduled for $3.50 clock.