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The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
In Society

" IN. James r. Murray Nand family
have moved into their new home, No.
40 Whlisave. east.
keystone chapter. No - O. t.. ;.
viii give Il dancing party ln Golden
hall Thursday evening OF this week.
The Ramhlcrs viii give their hrs'
ipformal dancing party in Clark =
academy, Friday evening. Dee 10.
The Ladies' society OF the Martina
llolucs VI T.. church will hold their
anuuIl sale ot useful aud fancy
articles and home baked goods. in the
chapel Friday afternoon OF this week.
The dohutanlcs OF this season and
last year were the guests at a buffet
luncheon Tuesday given by Mrs.
George William Moore and her daugh
ter Miss Katharine Moore. in their
home, No J27 JcffersonaNe-
Prof Charles Cutler Torrey. OF
Yale will lecture Wednesday evening.
in the Museum OF Art, on "Old Semi
tic portraits and pictures OF men.
under the auspices ol tue betIoll
Archaeological society
The singing OF local soloists quite
took the shine OFF that OF a Chicago
tenor. Holmes CoWpcr. in the Church
Of our Father, Monday evening. Mrs.
Granville Filler. Mrs Estcllc NcuhoR
and William G.. Lerchen, OF Detroit.
were the trio that the audience liked
best. Mr.. Cowper ha" been frequent
visitor to Detroit in the past, and has
given much pleasure by his singing.
but he seemed not in good voice Mon
day evening The program was made
up OF the "old, old songs
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
THE EVENING STORY

Captor and captive marched 10 the
door At the porch the girl held out
her hand. "Goodby," she said. Come
back and let me thank you
Trees that shaded the long gravel
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

BonhJns--An easy way 20 make bon
hons that The grOwnups as we'll as the
children Will appreciate is to melt
eweet chocolate In pan over boiling
water, add little water and butter. dip
large plump raisins in ft and then
drain them or blotting paper. For a
half pound cake OF chocolate use two
tablespooniuls 6f boiling water aud
two level tabicspoonfuls OF butter.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
1hii.lrrn IrefhInp.

Mrs VMsiows SOOTHING syrup has
been .scd TOR over FIFTY YEARS by
Mullins ~ MOTHERS for their
, lIlT.UREN WHILE TEETHlNG. with
ItsTtItgT SUCCESS. j. SOOTlIES the
CtIIi.p SOl.TFNS tho GUMS. ALLAYS
ali PAIN. CURES WIND COLO. and Ia
the hest remedy for plARRHOEA. Sold
Nv prugEirtq in very part OF tho
world re sure and ask for Mrs Win
slows Soothing syrup and take no
or ~ Rtnd Twenty I'VE cents a bottle
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Of Elza that viii mako the; candy
about one fourth OF an inch thick when
poured out. Mark into squares or
sticks while warm, 50 that when cold
"a viii brcsss easily ~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Fruit cheese. To make this most
hcalthsul OF corrections use half a
pound each OF raisins currants. dates.
hss and hisnched almonds and two
pounds Of English walnuts. Grind them
all tine. mix we'll apd pack tightly In
2 dish under cover. Lei tho mixture
stand Tor Two Cr three days and thon
eli into squares and roll in sugar.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

4 r-h wagon hub mt may be-
moved ht placing a loug.handled
W -ach ou g. iviHg tnc handle Of the
y"ouch 'o srt,c aud moving the
" gon.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Butter Scotch --iiuH briskly io-
gcthcr ore cup mulasseS. ono cup OF
sugar, NO cups of butter. and the juice
OF one lemon. Bo sure 10 stir this mix
ture nll the time while n rs cooking
II IL becomes brittle by being put IN
leo water then Il is time 10 take il or
tho stove Pour into buttered lin
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
FASHIONS.

Soft beavers. Frcilch felts and fur
are emong the materials used for
children hats. Heavy rep silk aud
velvet are popular for dressy hats.
Poke bonncts with soft silk tics are
becoming shapes. and hats with broad,
dropping brims arc equally pretty
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

first put into tke mouth, but AZ once
become soft and melting. W
Maple Fudge-Break pound OF
m9plC sugar into pieces ana put ON the
fire with one cup OF milk Add a
tablespoon butter and cook until a
little dropped m water becomes brittle
Take of the fire and stir until 10 he-
gins 10 grannlate about the sides. then
pour into creased pan. aIark into
squares. II ilk%d. part Of the syrup
may no taken before stirring Begins
anu chopped raisins and nuts added
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

lust now there is a good deal 80
lac mentioned about sleeves. In
many OF the best street gowns She
Stoves are scven-eighths length ~
allow for tho wriuklcd wrists or Che
glove below. Aud great many
sleeves for even the simplest walk.
ing suits are being abbreviated for
tho sake Of the glove
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

There b. a craze thi. season for
yelling laces with chiffon, and
many Of the drcssicr types OF frocks
have yokcs like this. an under yoke
NJ lace showing through the over onc
~ chiffon I'm this case the fruck is
nf pale yellow satin drapcd with a
'unic ~ black chiffon and trimmed
bout the top OF the bodice with jet
The square cut lace yoke beneath the
lta, chiffon i4 woven with gold
threads
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

IN. James r. Murray AND family
have moved into their new home, No.
40 Wnlisave east.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

keystone chapter No. -. @. T.. :.
viii give Il dancing party an Golden
hall. Thursday evening OF this week.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-12
RACING RESULTS
SALT LAKE RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June IL
The third race at the fair grounds at
tracted the most attention and every
starter had supporters. Mike Jordan
opened favorite, but a plunge forced
Cabin into that honor. Billy Myer,
which went up to 6 to 1, led all the
way, winning easily. Results:
First race. furlongs, selling-Boas. los Har-
rs) won; Martinmas, 1O1 (sullvaD, second
Wistaria, 80 (Peak) third. Time, 1:16 Nap
pa, Tavora Salina, Elmdale and Cigarlighter
also ran.
Second race 8 furlongs. sellng-O. X. Hern-
don, 10S SANDY, won; Lady Panchita, ZOE
Peak, second; Galtor, LOG tHenry), third
Time IS AS seconds. Quickly, Dora Payne,
Seagreen, Big Eldorado, Rabble also ran.
Third race, / 1-16 miles, selling-Billy Myer
102 (Williams), won; Woolen 107 (Manders)
second; Cabin, 100 III. SMITH third. Time
80 rs. Legate, Mike Jordan, Herman Doyle
Hi Caul Cap and Beldsn also ran.
Fourth race, s furlongs-Orelio, ia (Kuns)
won: Grass Cutter 100 (Otis), second; st
Francis. ia (sullivan), third. Time, 1903
Billy Mayhem. Inclement, Banthel and Ham
pass also ran.
Fifth race, furlongs-Free Knight the Bear
101 (Peak). won; Cardinal Sarto, los palms.
second. St. Joe. 100 tOts), third. Time. 1:16
Royal River, Glaucus and Esther NJ alison ran
Sixth race, furlongs-La Refine Hindoo. 10
GDonvitz), won; Beauman, 107 SANDY, sec
ond George Guyton, 1902 III. SMITH, third
Time, 1870 Is. Aunt Kit, Grotto, Figent anC
No Rule also ran.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, June list. Lou
is was defeated here today to 1 in an
eleven-inning game. Score:
Philadelphia 2, hits 10, errors 0.
St Louis l, hits Z, errors 0.
Batteries-Plank, Dygert and Thorn
as; Waddell and Stephens.
BOSTON, June Icy Young made
his first appearance in this city since
his sale by the locals to Cleveland last
winter. and held Boston to two hits.
one scratch, winning his game to 1.
Score:
Cleveland 8, hits 10, errors 1.
Boston 1, hits 2, errors 5.
Batteries - Young and Easterly;
Schiller and Carrigan.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Walsh al
lowed only three hits today and Chi
cago defeated New York 1 to 0. The
score:
Chicago 1, hits 7, errors l.
New York 0, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Walsh and OWENS Lake
and Kleinow
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Johnsou
held Detroit to four hits today and
Washington won to 0. Killian was
hit fairly hard and was wild, base on
balls to Street in the third, resulting
in the locals only run. Score:
Washington l, hits T. errors 0.
Detroit 0, hits A. errors 0.
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Kill
liam and Schmidt.
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STATE LEAGUE

OAKLAND, June 11.-Oakland won
from San Francisco today. Owens was
batted for two runs in the first and a
third in the eighth. San Francisco
forced its second run over in the ninth
on Oakland's misplays. Score:
Oakland 8, hits 8, errors A.
San Francisco 2, hits 4, errors 1.
Batteries Moskiman and Bruins;
Owens and Hackett.
STOCKTON, June lit required ten
innings to return a winner this after
noon and Pitcher Eagan really batted
out the victory in the tenth with a
double, while Farrell set him home with
long hit. Score:
Stockton 8, hits 6, errors 0.
San Jose 2, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries: Eagan and Frambes; Lo-
gan, H. Smith and White.
SANTA CRUZ, June 11.--Santa Cruz
defeated Fresno today in a snappy and
exciting 1O-inning game. A feature was
two home runs by Cobb. With two
men on bases in the tenth, long. drive
by Van Buren, brought in the winning
run. Score:
Santa Cruz s, hits 10, errors 2.
Fresno 8, hits IL, errors 3.
Batteries Jones and Conrad; Van
Otterman and Joyce.
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AMERICAN HORSES IN
LONDON SHOW LEAD
Judges Class Entries from Across the
Water as Best of Many High Grade
Divisions In international
Exhibit

LONDON, June 11.-American horses
continued to be given awards by the
judges of the International horse show.
In class 3S for the judging of harness
horses, over Is and mot exceeding 15.2
hands high, they took not less than
five honors Walter Winans' Cookers,
Rosador and Prosepine were first;
Judge William H. Moores Pandora
and Cylops were fourth; C. w. Wat
sons Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land were fifth; Judge Moore's Thad-
deus and Thetis were placed In reserVe
and his Chiquite and Lady Seaton were
commended.
In class 80, qualified hunters, Agar
olds and over, carrying from 1853 to 1876
pounds, Mr.. Winans' Roosmoore was
fourth. In class 50, ladies' hacks, ex-
ceeding 1872 hands, to be ridden by
women, Mr.. Winans Beau Ideal was
given third honors.
The Americans came in for a goodly
share of the ribbons during the even
ing's judging.
In class II, for horses not exceeding
Is hands, in single harness, pace and
action to count, Walter Winans' lit
tie lobe secured first prize and his
Topsy was second, while third prize
went to an unnamed animal belonging
to Judge Moore.
In class 81, pairs of harness horses
over IA and not exceeding Is hands,
first place was awarded to c. w. Wat
sons Norena and Kitty Grey, and sec
ond to Walter Winans' Lonesborough
and Lonsdale. Judge Moore's Amaryil-
las and White Wallariel were awarded
fourth prize.
Judge Moore's Radiant carried away
first honors in class 46, the Radiant
challenge cup for gig horses shown to a
gig with full collar.
In class Al, for tandems not exceed
ing IA hands. Louis Winans' Kissing
ton, Cock Robin and Holy Port Horace
were awarded second prize. Second
place in class 40, for pairs OF harness
horses over 16 hands, was won by G.
w. Watson's Virginia and Lady Bal
timore. while third prize was given
Judge Moore's Abigail and Bismarck.
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BOWLING TEAMS FINISH

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE last OF
the teams entered in the National
Bowling association championship COM
petition for five-men teams, complet-
ed their games tonight on the Madison
Square Garden allays and the Cor
inthians of New York, were declared
winners of the first prize of $1,000.
Their score was 1893.
Second place goes to the Metropoli-
tans of Baltimore, with 1868; third
place to the Clavelands of Cleveland,
with 1858; fourth place to the Sunsets
of Brooklyn, with 1881 and fifth place
to the All-Chicagos of Chicago, with
$780, The most remarkable individual
score made during the tournament was
rolled tonight by Charles Gilbert OF
Cleveland, who totalled 739 in three
games.
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VAN HlALTREN WILL
UMPIRE FIRST GAME

\ SAN FRANCISCO, June H. <
4 George Van Haltren will umpire :
! his first game in the Pacific Coast =
i league tomorrow when he doubles =
!. up with Umpire Jack Mccarthy =
i to handle the fifth game of the =
! Oaks and Seals. Van Haltren &C =
i cepted Ewing's offer today and !
!. was assigned to work with McCar- :
!. thy for the present week. There :
!. is no use telling Van Haltren !
\ about the rules said Ewing to- :
\ day in speaking of his appoint :
X ment. 1.-THE only thing 1 have =
i cautioned him about is maintain :
4. ing discipline. 1 have cautioned :
4 all un1pires that hey are not to :
\ countenance profanity on the =
! field.''
=. :. X + 4 !. 4 >. !. !. Z !. !.
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WANTS JEFF TO REFEREE

NEW YORK, June 11.-Stanley
Ketchel would like to have Jim JEFF
fries as referee for his coming fight
with Jack Johnson for the worlds
championship at Colma, Cal. The Mich
igan middleweight arrived here early
TODAY with his manager Willus Britt.
Speaking of the statement of Jeffries
that he would take on Ketchel for the
championship should he defeat John
son, Britt said:
II don't believe Jeffries would want
to fight Ketchel. Jeffs sole idea in re-
turning TO the ring was to defend the
title from Johnson, who claims it.
should like nothing better than to have
Jeffries referee the Ketchel-Johnson
fight, and will accept him in hurry
if Johnson makes no objection"
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RESULTS AL VICTORIA

VICTORIA, B. c., June n-Track records
were again lowered today when Redondo went
furlongs in the third race In 1902. which is
2-5 second better than the previous record
Results:
First race, AZ furlongs- Electrowan won, Fay
Muir second Metropolitan third time ;57.
Second race, 6 furlongs-Sophomor won,
Colbert second, Sonalto third time rs 49,
Third race, MISUNDERSTANDING won, Shirley
Rossmore second, May Sutton third; time 02.
Fourth race, furlongs-F. e. Shaw won,
Merrill second, Irish Mail third time 1;16
Fifth race, 1 mile-Dave Weber won. Miss
Onicious second, Josie S. third; time 1:45
Sixth race lie miles-Ed Ball won, Day
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MOHLER WINS FOURTH GAME \
FROM CELLAR CHAMPIONS
Seals Take Full Quartet In Suc-
cession from Oakland, Despite
Batting Rally

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-San
Francisco won its fourth straight vic
tory of the week from Oakland today.
Five safe hits, a walk and two errors
gave the locals five runs in the first
inning. Oakland started a batting
rally in the ninth, but could not over
come the heavy lead against them.
Cameron put the ball over the fence
in the eighth with no one on bases.
Griffin for San Francisco and Nelson
for Oakland are the batteries for to-
morrow. The score:
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rENNIs TOURNEY pREsIoEs

ENGLEWOOD, N. j.. June 11.-Good
progress was made today in the tennis
tournament at the Englewood Field
club. The upsets were numerous.
w. A. Larned, the national champion.
paired with G. l.. Wrenn, jr., lost in
the third round of the doubles to o. p.
Hinck and Harry Torrance, jr., SO, S-6,
GA, but the winning pair lost in turn
to H. H. Hackett and r. d. Little, the
internationalists. in the semi-final
round 6-3 60.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURG, June 11.-Pittsburg hi;
Bell easily today and won from Brook
Ign, 8 to 1. Lefield was strong, and
with the exception of the seventh in
ming kept the visitors hits scattered
Score:
Pittsburg s, hits 10, errors 0.
Brooklyn /, hits Z, errors 2.
Batteries: Leifield and Gibson; Bel
and Marshall. Umpires-Cusack and
tombstone.
CHICAGO, June 11.-Boston won cas-
lily from Chicago today by good fielding
and base running and harder hitting
All of Chicagos errors were costly
Score:
Chicago ., hits S, errors 5.
Boston 4, hits 8, errors l.
Batteries: Overell, Kroh and Moran;
Whit and Smith. Umpires-Rigler and
TRULY.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-Philadelphia
took the first game of the series from
st. Louis today, TO 0. Magee's timely
hitting was the feature.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-New YORK
used three pitchers against Cincinnati
today, but was defeated Score:
Cincinnati 6, hits IL, errors 2.
New York 3, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries: Fromme and Mclean;
Raymond, Ames, Marquard and Schlel
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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NEW BALL TEAM ORGANIZED

LONG BEACH, June 1.-THE base
ball team recently organized by S. j
Abrams, and to which the city AND
chamber of commerce donated $125, will
make its first appearance In action to-
morrow afternoon in a game against
the Long Beach Elks' team. The work
of the team will be watched with in.
terest, as the nine may be sent ON 9
trip to other cities to play.
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LAToNlA RESULTS

First race-Woodland won, Paul Ruinart sec
ond, Usury third; time lie 2-5.
Second race, 8 acknowledgements won, King
Solomon second, Banives third; time 1:04 2-5.
Third race IL miles-Huerfano won, Billy
Pullman second, Water Lake third; time
2;11 40
Fourth race, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won, Char
ley Eastman second, Cymbal third time
1:16 10.
Fifth race, 1 mile-Font won, Tackle second,
Tim Kelley third time Las AS.
Sixth race, 4 1-16 miles-The Peer won All
Red second, Deacon third; time 1850 3-5.
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KID MoHLER, SAN FRANCISCO

he goes the limit and falls on the
ball to stop it from counting for a
double or more. With his stick Mohler
is a sure man, hitting hard in pinches.
He has the reputation Of being one of
the hardest men In the league to de-
liver to, owing to his size and peculiar
crouch at the plate. In base running
Mohler is a dangerous man, and only
one man on the San Francisco team,
Rollie Zeider. the third baseman, can
hold candle to him in this depart
ment. Mohler has drilled many of the
fine points Of inside ball into his ag-
gregation this season. In their pres
ent playing form the Seals will be Sc
rious contenders for the 1910 pennant.
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II I'D MOHLER, field captain of the
IL San Francisco Coast league team,
IA is one of the brainiest and fast
est players at present battling for
place in organized ball on the Pacific
shores. Mohler is the life and inspira-
ton of his team, and has time and
again proved his ability not only as
a player, but as a leader.
This year Mohler is fielding his posi-
ton with such speed and accuracy that
he is considered the best second base
man on the league. Despite the handi-
cap of small stature, the Seal chief
tain rarely let's a ball get by him, and
If he cannot accept a fielding chance
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CRACK cYoLERs Will MEET

NEW YORK, June 11,-Crack bicycle
riders from all parts of the United
States and from half dozen Euro
pean countries are among the lao en-
tries in a notable bicycle handicap to
be raced over the Marathon distance at
Valley Stream, l.. l., Sunday.
p. Lawrence of San Francisco is one
of the scratch men.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Gilman. I; by Hardness, g..
Bases on balls-Oh Ehlnan, 2; off Hardness, l.
Two-bose hits-Armbruster, Raymer Three
base hit-Gandil Double play-Breen to OIL
son. Sacrifice hits-Ort, Raymer First base
on errors-Sacramento 2; Portland l. Left
on bases-Sacramento 2; Portland g. Time
1:4o Umpre-McGreevy
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PORTLAND MEN DEFEAT
SENATORS IN HOT GAME

PORTLAND, June 11.-Sacramentos
only run in the game today was made
on a three-base hit by Gandil. In the
same inning Portland made her only
scores on a hit and an error and two
base hit by Armbruster. The game
was a good, fast one, but there was no
startling feature. Score:
kC,rS A Nj
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NO MORE RACING IN TEXAS

FORT WORTH, Texas, June 1.-THE
anti-race betting law passed by the last
legislature goes into effect tonight, and
arrangements are being made to dis
continue racing in Texas today.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS


Home run-Cameron. Two-base hits-C.
Lewis. Murphy. Sacrifice hit-Bodie First
base on called balls--Off Boice, 8; off Browning,
g. Struck out-By Boice. 8; by Browning, 7.
Passed balls-Willianls. Time-1:3O. Umpire
Mccarthy.
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Home runs-Beall. Martinke. Two-base hits
Brashear, Wheeler, Beall. Sacrifice Inflow
ard Bases on balls-Of Koestner, !; of Hitt'
2. Struck out-By Hit, e. Double plays
DALEY 10 Wheeler; Delmas to Wheeler; Mott to
Haley to Brashear Hit by pitched ball-Ber.-
nard Time-1:4O Umpire-Toman.
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Notes of the Game

Daley made a beautiful double play
in the second inning, running up IN
back of second base, scooplng IN DO
gan's short fly. and with a fast and ac-
curate throw catching Mott at first. II
is such playing as this that brings a
man before the big leaguers.
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Howard made a wild throw to the
first station in the fourth, permitting
two runners to advance a base. 1t dld
no damage, as no scores resulted, put
showed that Howard has not recovered
his fielding form which started on the
down grade when he lost two games
against Son Francisco.
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Roy Hit struck out four men In
Quick succession in the third and fourth
innings. Daley and Goodwin walloped
the atmosphere in the third, and in the
next session Real and Howard both
tore loose at the air.
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Orendorff thought Eagan purposely
interfered with him while he tried to
put out Martinke when the latter at
tempted to steal home in the fourth.
Truck was at bat, and as koestner
started to deliver the ball Martie shot
off the third bag bound for the home
plate. Eagan was between catcher and
victim, and Orendorff insisted that Ea-
gan did it on purpose. Toman eouldn I
agree with him, and the umpire was
undoubtedly right. Truck was merely
slow in moving out of the way.
Delmas was credited with beautiful
double when he grabbed in Hits low
liner. touching second forcing Hogan
and catching Hit at first
Both home rune were somewhat OF
the fiuke variety, but it was only their
sneed that sent the ball over the fence.
Two bounding circuit homers in one
game are rare.
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Mike Donlin, whose name is known
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01

cast of players, who cause it to go with
the bang that is so necessary to a good
sketch.
When Dreams Come True" is a one
act comedy introducing some clever
dancing by Miss Meyers, who is fea-
tured in the act, and the trio particf-
pating in it-Warren, Lyon and
AIeyers-are all accomplished perform
eTs.
Those who enjoy a good gymnastic
display cannot fail to appreciate the
act of the Sisters GasCh, who hail from
Europe, where they have been unusual
ly successful. They are two in num-
Der. and their act is as novel as it is
daring.
Stepp. MehlingeT and King are mU-
sicians of no little talent, and the first
named is considered the worlds fore
most ragtime banjoist.
Charles Maryelle, contOrtiOnist and
equilibrist, comes from Europe with a
reputation ne has more than justified.
The kinOdrOme will present the latest
motion pictures, and Willard Weihe
has some musical selections which his
weI-trained orchestra will rended with
their accustomed skill.