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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
SMALL CROWD SEES
SENSATIONAL FIGHT
Hyland Knocks Out Cross in
Forty-First Round With
Solar PleXus.
NEW YORKER IS GAME
TO THE VERY LAST
Has Best of Argument First Ten
Rounds; Dick Begins Work
in Twelfth.

ARENA, San Francisco. Jnna "a
flghnng Dick Hyland knocked ont
Leach Cross Of New York in the firtv.
frst round of a scheduled forty.f;ve
louno oattie at the Colma arena tbie
afternoon The fight was one 80 49,
,l'S' sensational Of modern fight his.
.ory and was characterized By the
gameness and recuperative powers 80
.he new York pugilist dentist He r..
itoored fuIly fifteen times during ,bo
contest and after the twenty.fift ronn5
rought practically on the defe,s;ra
only. ensiVe
Inns was Cross's initial battle on
TdIiornla soil and the first time h.,
nao fought over ten rounds. He start.d
IL as chlpper as lark For the f;rst
Ten rounds he was the acme Of coo,ness.
ne chewed gum constantly and ever on5
anon INDUCED in witty repartee wi.b
seconds and spectators, His great ciey.
eFness gave him the ADVANTAGE Of tba
carrier rounds and it looked for time
as II ne would outpoint and outbor his
rugged antagonist and pave tba ,.
70 20 an eventual victory. In tbe tJzeTftk
Hyland, catching Cross off his ooIar5 ~
sem wicked right to the law and +hs'
eaSIerner took the count of three F,n-,
tee twelfth to the twenty-fiftb tbe t;Ia Tia
or battle ebbed and flowed In tbo
ewehty-slxth Cross was sent to the floor
Wnere he remained for the CONT nf
nlne' Insofar as Cross was concer,ed
'ni' marked the beginning OF the end,
Bell Saves Gross.
r. Round after round the gong saved
Cross, as he had been TERRIBLY pnnisbe5
ana during which he displayed gres,
Sameness that was literally sunerhnman
In the fortieth round Cross took fba
count Of nine on three Separate ocna9
Slons, the gong saving him from snra
Hyland, although weakened consider
Ianly from the extraordinary efforts on
hls part Ilnally TO put in a last punch.
sent oross through the ropes and into
sne IaPs OF the newspaper men In the
Lolgy -5lrst and final round Cross was
pushed back into the ring. only TO be-
sent to the carpet once more for tbo
count OF nine. Hyland changed his tac.
ttlcs Bringing his right back he shot
1t out with all the remaining strength
at his command. The blow landed in
the PIT of Cross s stomach and the lat.
yer crumbled up like leaf. There he
lay UNCONSCIOUS, where he was counted
out, alter which his seconds carried fbe
proStrate form to the DRESSING room
Ihe fight was the most poorly attend.
cd or any battle given IN this CITY.
neavy mist fell during the entire forty
one rounds of fighting, and both spec
eaVorS ana fighters were chilled through.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
TWO SAVAGE STATIONS
IN BATTLE TO THE DEATH

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 26-Glcu.
wood, famous stallion, which was M
ported by James II, KceDe, engaged in
a battle Yesterday at Forest, near here,
on the farm Of Duval Radford, with
Champion, n heavier stallion, and was
killed, The animals got together by
accident and Immediately began fight
roaring like wild beasts. Champion
finally secured 4 hold on the other
stallion IS throat, which he held until
he dropped dead.
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Shattuck Wins Handicap.

CHICAGO. June 26.--F. Shattuck OF CO.
lumbus, O.. won tho Grand American bandi-
CAP shoot today when the tic OF Yesterday
was shot of BY tho four who made equally
high
n score Of 90, J, f. Livingstone Of Spring
yillc. Ale 10. c. T. Burns Of Cleveland, 15 I;
william A. WettIenf OF Nichols. Iowa. II
Frcd Gilbert Of Spirit Lake, la, successful
ly defended the national championship which
he held last your, finishing with score Of
1913.
Dennis 4. Epson of Cleveland, state cham
pion of Ohio. won tho amateur championship,
having broken 1873 birds.
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Pitcher P6ester had Larry Doyle 5
number all right. in the hicago-New
York game OF June 10. He struck the
smiling one out each time on his first
three appearances.
McGraw has removed the bandage
| from his sore finger for the first time
since early In April The member is
still sore, and he viii not be able TO
use the hand or long time in his
stunts around the infeld.
Outfelder George Browne, now with
| Washington, said the other day that
he considered Johnny Evers of the Cubs
the headiest ball player in the business
Of all the leaders in baseball.
The management of the Brooklyn
team is having hard time to dump
Jimmy Sebrirg on one of the A, a.
clubs, Chivington and McCloskey bosh
turned down chances to secure the
plsyer.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Just because Harry Mcintyre, the
Brooklyn pitcher. was absent from his
hotel for five hours, the Eittsburg
scribes came to the conclusion that he
had committed suicide. Mcintyre re-
turned TO his hostelry and wanted to
clean up somebody because of the sense
less rumor.
"Rube' Ellis, the young Californian
who is making 4 big hit with the
Cardinals, started out in baseball as
a member of the same amateur team in
Rivera, Cal, with Walter Johnson, the
famed twirler of the Washington club.
Ellis is left-hander and johnson was
the star twirler.
The cast on Manager Frank Chance Is
shoulder, when removed on the 9th
inst, revealed the "peerless leader IS"
wing in good shape, but he will have
TO wear another cast for two weeks
before taking any chances throwing a
baseball
Manager McAleer of st. Louis saws
he has not found Waddell a hard man
to handle; that he is one OF the quiet.
est Of men around a hotel, and that he
never gets into any rows anywhere or
with anybody.
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johnson Ignores Kaufman

NEW YORK, June 2e.-Tho assertion bv
Jack johnson, the negro champion pucilist,
that he had not signed a contract to frbt Al
Kaufman OF California was cmphatical!y re.
futed last night by Kaufnan's manager.
Charles j., Harvey, who exhibited tho contract
which johnson had signed When Harvey
showed this TO the colorcd prize apbtor ot
their stormy meeting last night. and de.
nandcd TO know what he proposed to do about
II. Johnson's only reply was. Forget g.
HIstah Harvey, it's too hot 10 bother and
the champion walked away
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Shawlnut Nav Win

SEA lie wash, June eff The protest
Of tho Shawmut car. which flashed second in
the contest, is sustained by tho evidence.
neither OF the Ford cars will be entitled 10 i.
prllo, and if the Acme car finishes in com
win the second prize, providing thc Shawmut
IS not disqualified. Ford car No Gnishod
frat in The race the Shawmnt came in sec.
ond, and the Ford No ! third Ford No. [
has already been disqualified for changing tho
rear axle while in Snoqualmie pass Referee
Guggcnheim will hear the protest entered by
the Shawmut against Ford No 9 Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
BASEBALL GAME AT
WALKERS FIELD TODAY

Popular little Annis Will pitch for Salt
Lake today. provided ne feels good
enough 10 work. Annis has neen sick
with a severe cold which has knocked
him completely out. If ne cannot pitch.
Hall Will take his place. Marshall will
hold the rubber down for Butte
Manager Farnsworth of the Cubs an
nounced Saturday that the Butte team
would remain here for another week
owing 70 the opening of the horse races
In Butte This VIII give the fans one
Helena will play in Boise the present
week
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funniest Closes.

CINCINNATI, O., June 26.-Tho technical
work Of the great turnfcst is moved vgor-
ously and each day $4,000 more persons
attond the competitive drills. The fctes were
the rnassnd drills and the single stick fencing.
With the stroke OF midnight the thirtieth
turnfest OF tho North American GymnaStic
union closed so far as the athletic contests
and other matters OF widespread interest on
the programme are concerned. Tomorrow
the formal closing of all contests will be fol-
lowed by q meeting OF the Judges, who are
to award tho prizes
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Glow Breaks Record

Charlie Glow broke all state record. for
tino runs by automobiles in Utah Saturday
afternoon, when he made the run from this
city 10 Provo in 81 minutes in his Chalmers.
Detroit, Billy Davis with Glow and
upon reaohing Provo, jumped out OF tho car
aud said that he had all the speed he wanted
for this year. They will fish in Provo today
and return in tho evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
Hotchlciss is Champion,

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Miss Hazel
Hotchldss OF California today won the wo,
mans lawn tennis championship OF the United
States on the courts ot tho Philadelphia
Cricket club, defeating Mrs Bargcr Waliach
OF Now York, who won the championship last
NuGr- Tho scoyns wcEe 60, OIL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
VETERAN GEN. CLAIMING
MARRIES SOCIETY WOMAN

General Culver Claiming Snlffen, L. S. \
retircd) and Mrs. Zenobia Richardson.
well-kuowp society woman of Wash
ington. d. c, were married here today.
Gen. Sniffen was secretary to President
Grant from 1869 TO 1877. snd later saw
considerable service in the west ara
southwest, being actively engaged in the
pursuit of Geronimo, the Apache war
chief.
The general and his bride. after tour
or the west, Will return TO Washington
10 reside
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
OFFICERS CHARGED WITH
SHOOTING DOWN ATTORNEY

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2G..-Chief of Po-
lice Robert Metzger. Sergeant Barmfuhrer
and Captain Adolph Asch were Indicted
today. charged with having shot Samuel
w. Dowden. nm attorney The shot was
fred by the police. who claim Dowden
was speeding In an automobile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
Richfield Beats Ephraim,

Special to The Tribune,
EPHRAIM, June 26,-The Rlchflelt
and Ephraim baseball teams crossed bats
at tho local grounds Friday afternoon.
and victory crowned the efforts of the
home team by a score OF 10 to S. Tho
game was ragged In spots and was un-
Interesting until the eighth Inning. when
the Ephraim team. which had played an
uphill game from the start, secured three
runs and the lead by two runs.
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Sheanshead Sala.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, juno 26.--The first
snle OF tho year held at Shcepshead Bay
when horses belonging 10 james II. keene,
ton The stock offered was only ordinary,
The chestnut geIding, X. Sandiran. was
knocked down to George Cornell for S25o0.
Among fha other sales was Backfox, brown
gelding by Cyilford- Black Venus, i. BlaEle,
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HELENA CONTINUES
ITS WINNING STREAK

BOISE, Ida Juno 26.-Altbough Boise got
fifteen men on bases today, the lrrigetors
were only able TO one man, and that
was due TO Elsey's error at 6rst by dropping
an assist. Gordon was strong throughout.
Score to |,
Dsve, Wasson, outfelder, was tried Q
pitcher much TO the sorrow OF the local club.
The first five who faced him reached
Erst One on base on balls. three were
hit, and au error by Case lot the fifth one 80
safe. allowing two scores. Buckets relieved
Wasson, and two hits nctted the Helena team
soveu runs in The first inning.
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Archibald May Ride.

AT a. meeting OF the stewards OF the
Ogden Racing association the applica-
llon for reinstatement of Jockey Archi-
oald was taken up and agreed upon, That
he was sufficiently punished and there
fore restored TO good standing, we hope
that lac Win redeem himself and change
mis- method OF riding In the future, Pre-
siding steward, A. j. Blum, acting stew
ards, W, NJ Murray and Earl &. Nc
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Kick Out UmpireS.

WASHINGTON, June 26,-Formal protest
against Umpires Perrino and 0'Loughlin OF
the American league, officiating at any more
games in which the Washington team is en-
gagged this season, was fled today with Presi-
dent johnson oil tho league by President
Moves OF the local club. Mr.. Noyes said the
work OF these umpires mot even decent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
Rose Breaks Racnrds-

HEALDSBURG. Cal. June 26.-Twc
worlds records were broken by Ralph W,
Rose, champion shoS-putter OF the world.
today. He put the sixteen -popvI shot
rfty-iour feet. four inches. bre; ng his
own record of forty mine feet. te.. and u
half inches. In throwing the sixteen
pound hammer. Rose established a new
record by hurting the weight IFS feet,
FIVE Inches The previous record of III
feet. ten inches, was held by John Flana
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Souderklass Race.

KEEL, June 26.-The second Sender
klass race, the feature of tne regatta to-
day. was favored by brisk eastrly
breeze. The Crown Prince Eitel, Prince
Adelpert and Prince Henry participated
Rackenius OF the Wannsee Yacht club.
won the event Prince Henry hnlsned
sixth with Angela ". Prince AdeIpert
seventh with Jeck, while Prince Eitel
withdrew In the first round.
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Edward Payson Weston.

RENO, Nev., June 26.-One day behind
his schedule, Edward Payson Weston
who is walking across the continent. LEFT
Wells. New, early this morning. lie
passed Elio at 9:l0 q. IN. and expects tc
reach Carlin. his next stopping place to-
night. Carlin is 556 miles from san Fran
cisco.
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Standing Of Riders

Tho standing of tho bicycle riders in tho
prize winnings table has had no material
changes. Walker is giving Iver Lawson n
race. betug but three points behind his ri.
val Tor fyS; place. Wright continues to hold
his long load over the amateurs
Manager Hcagren announces the features
TOR tuesday night an unlimited pursuit
raco between Wrigh, and Mayer, and match
professional team race, hos, two in thrce mile
heats. with Lawson and Pyc riding against
Walker and BarGgctl.
The prize winnings nrc as follows.
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Repuhli
Smelter Ball Team.

Tho Ynmpa smclter boys have organized n
baseball team aud will play its irst game
with the Lnrks Tho team is oad to be tGe
strongest ever organized in this part Of the
country. The lineup of the team is as fol.
lows: Benhcld, pitcher; Brown. catcher;
Studor, Kerr, Jones, TrigIone, Sweat and Al
len, the lattor three in the out6cId.
Tho Commercial club team oil Bingham viii
so to Garfield next Sunday 10 play the COP.
per boys
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McVey Gets Decision.

PARIS, june 25.-Sam McVey of Cali.
fornia awarded the decis sion in the III.
tcenth round over Jim Barry tho heavy.
weight pugilist OF Chicago. The referee dis.
qualified Barry for iouing. The match was
scheduled 10 go twonty rounda.
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Acme Still Running.

WALLA wALLA, June 26.-rhe Acme
car. fourth in the New York to-Seatrle
Automobile race, reached here TINS after
noon at 2:55 o'clock and left an hour
later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
Heber VIII TrY Apain.
J to The Tribune

PARK CITY. juno G6.-Thc baseball
between Rcber and Park City is being
looked forward To with n great deal OF
interest by the local fans. On June IS
the Park City team defeated Heber by
a score OF TO .. The teams are evenly
matched and good game is looked
for
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Burgman Also Ran.

SANDOWN PARK, England juno 26-Tbe
Arlington, two years old, sOlllng plate OF 2o0
sovorci gas, distance Eve furlongs, was won
by sun Drop. Pine Knot WAS second, and
Marquotta third. Among tho fifteen starters
was Au-uSt Belmont's Burgman.
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Pulliam Begins Work.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Harry PCihnm,
president OF the National league, who was
Granted Il leave OF absence by tho club own-
crs last winter SO that he might, regain his
health, will resume the dutios of his position
Monday,
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Harris is Star.

The Sugos defeated the Rio Grandes at
Wandamorc Saturday afternoon by the close
score OF 10 4, in OF the best amateur
games of the present season. Harris pitched
u fine game for the winners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

Summary: FIRST base on crrors-Boise };
Helena, . Struck out--By Buckets, 8; Cor
don, 5. Base on balls-Off Wassou. /;
BucEels, .; Gordon, 3, Two-baso hits
don Stolen base-Cahll. Double plays
Gray to Lodell. Left on bascs-Boise, IA;
tielona 3. Hit by pitched balI-Stiss, Morse
Irby, by Wpsson Wild pitch-Buckles, z.
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EleYen Innings,

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Pittsburg defeated
ST. Louis in the eleventh inning today. TO 5.
triple by Wilson and scratch hit slong
the third base line by Storke, who batted for
Adams, scored tho winning run. R. u, E.
Plttsbnrg .--.-,-..... ...,......6 13 2
Sts LOUIS D ~ .
Batteries: FrocE, Adams, Lieheld and Glib.
son, Sallee, Moro and Bresnnhan. Umpire:
John ston.
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Donahue as Mana ger,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, juno 26.-The Daily
News today says that ''Jiggs Donahue, now
nlnvinc frst base ior the Washington Amcr!-
can ic,aue baseball team. win succeed Joe
Cantilloo as mann ger Of that club
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Western Lea que.

AZ Pueblo-Lincoln s. Pueblo 6,
At Denver-Sioux City II, Denver 6.
At Topeka-Dcs Moine5 g. Topeka 2.
At Wichita-Wichita 6. Omaha ).
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Reulbach Delivers Goods.

CHICAGO June 2e-Reulbach pitched Il
one-hit game today. tho hit being line
drive by Mowrey that nearly Hmputated the
big pitchers hand.
Downeys errors helped the locals 20 two
OF their runs gift. sacrifice, steal and
two hits adding the other pair, Steinield S
folding easily the feature, r. II. E
Cincinnati s:...s...r. ..........0 3
Batteries. Ruelbacb and Archer; Camp
bell, Rowan and Mclean. Umpires: o'Day
and Lmslie.
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Races at Paris.

PARIS. June 26.--The PriS Argentuol was
run at LongchampS today aad won by w. X.
Vanderbiits Silver Streak: MIR, Wander
biIt's Gambaisouit won the Prix Seegct Marta
aud his Ripoln ran third in tho PriN MeudoD,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
American Association.

AZ st. Paul-Columbus S, ST. Paul 8.
At Mlwaukee-Indienapo i, Milwau.
kee l.
AZ Kansas City-Ksnsas City 4, Louis.
villo 3.
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Republicans Shut Out.

The z. c. VI. ], baseball team now has all
claim TO the top OF the list in the Salt Lake
Saturday, afternoon baseball league, by dc.
score OF ton 10 nothing. Big Bill Barber
pitched great ball, allowing the Republicans
but three scattered hits His team plavod
great ball behind him, not having an error.
The lineup,
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a ssociation Football

The Eureka and Salt Lake association
football teams Will play a game here on
Sunday at noon for the Daynes' cham
pionship cup. Both elevens are In splen-
did condition and should put UP close
game.
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AMERICAN
Walsh Is Good.

CLEVELAND, June 26-Chicago defeated
Cleveland, to 0, today. the locals being un.
able TO connect with Walsh With men on
bases. Joss MISC pitched strong game, but
was beaten by 1sbell's batting R HE
Batteries: Joss and EastcrIy; Walsh aud
Oweg
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Pitchers Battle.

The O. s. L. baseball team defeated the
Y. NJ. G.. A. in city league game on Cum
mings field Saturday afternoon by the score
Of TO in e pitchers battle
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Gray is EasY.

WASHINGTON, Juno 2e.-Bostou defeat.
cd Washington today. TO 8, knocking Gray
| out of the box in the second inning aud hit
ting Hughes in timely fashion. r. H E.
Washington .-........ .3 6 8
Boston ..--.ss... .-...,.,..s..7 9
Batteries; Gray, Hughes and Stroct;
Schlitzer and Carrignn.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Good Battin e.

BOSTON June 26.-The homo team to-.
day two games FROM Philadelphia by
good batting. TIE first b. TO O. and the
second by Z TO 3.
First game r. H. T..
Philadelphia 80. ............ 8 .
Boston ..... ......., s...-.....6 II B
Batteries: Moore and Doom. White and
Greham. Umpres: Rigler and Truby.
Second game r, II. E
Philadelphia ...... ..,,........3 IL 3
Boston ..... ... .......-.,,7 10 8
Batteries; Covalskl. Foxen, Brown and
Jscklitsch; Mattern and Graham. Umpires:
Rg!cr and Truby.
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Pacific League.

At Los ngelcs-Vernon, ! Oakland g.
At Frisco-Los Angeles, 3; Frisco 4.
At Sacramento - Sacramento. d; Port
land, O.
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ON THE DIAMOND

Pitcher P6ester had Larry Doyle s
number all right in the Chicago New
smiling one out each time on his first
three appearances.
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Northwestern League.

At Portland-Tancouver, o, Portland, 4.
AT Sea,,le-Seattle. o. Tacoma, S.
At Standardization 4 Spokane, s.
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Earned runs-Salt Lake. T; Butte. /, Sac
rifce hits-Head, Whaling, Hunt. Moore,
Gardner. Stolon bHsos-Goodman, Head,
Flick. Lett bascs-Salt Lake 6; Butte, 3.
Bases on balls-Off Hunt. Q; off Osborn, /.
Two.bnse hits-Hammond, Dunn, Fitzgerald.
Three base hits-Gooduan, Lussi. Home
runs-Whaiing, 2. Hit by pitched ball
Hammond. by White. Struck out--By Hunt,
8 by White, j Tmo Of game-l hour and
&C minutes Umpire-Cnrney Attendance.
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Yankees Lose Two Games.
Criger Loses Double.

DETROIT. Juno 26.-Criger lost a chance
for a certain double play and possible triple
play in the fourth and this slip the re
suit returned. Detroit batting in four runs
after the mistake.
Waddell was hit hard, but Bailey bothered
the home team. Works had ST. Louis bai.
fled until the ninth, when eight men butted
R. Fl. E.
Detroit .,..... ..... ,........6 8 .
ST. Louis .......s ..... ,..2 S .
Batteries: Works and Strange; Naddell,
Bailey and CriEer and Smith.