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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10

Brooklyn, July 9.-Hermann's triple
with two men on bases and one home run
tied the score in the eighth today, and the
game went an extra inning, Cincinnati
winning in the tenth. Score:
R. H E.
1 1I, .'.s .'...'....s...-... 10 2
batter1es-RoWan, Casper and Mclean:
Hunter and Bergen. Umpire-KIem.
Philadelphia, July 9.-Phfadelpbia hit
the ball hard and fielded perfectly TO-DAY.
defeating Chicago. Score: r, II. 81
TF,tniiaoelphla ''.- ................ II 0
go 1900" s~--s--sss-srs / 3
batJeries-MOOre and MartelI; Higgfn-
Dotham, Pfetster, RagOn and Archer. I'm
pires-Rigler and tombstone.
Boston. July s.-Boston won from st.
Louis today. Score: r n n
49,. -----------.-----''..-.-. l
IS-A -''s 80 .-r-.s..--........ o
Batteries-Beebe and Phelps: Maftson
ana BoWerman. Umpire-Kane.
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and one box Of CuticUra Ointment my
ulcer was healed, by washing twice q
day with the Soap and using the other
remedies as directed. Before ] used the
Cuticura Remedies my sore was getting
worse all the time under other treat
ments. Furthermore we have a baby
boy here and we have found that Cuti-
cura Soap has been a fine thing for him.
He had scurf on his head and We tried
every way to remove IL but failed until
we used the CutiCura Soap which re-
moved it almost at once. George N.
Hall, BrushtOn, n. Y, Dec. "a, 1905
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
UTAH FUEL 10, BROKERS S.

Thursday afternoon the Utah Fuel
team defeated the Brokers by a score OF
10 to at Liberty park. Riddle. the coal
dealers pitcher, threw a good game and
received good support from the infield
Schultz, shOrtstop of the Fuel company
played a star game, making a catch Of a
not liner in the third and then in the
fifth picking up a hot grounder. mailing
man at second, Daggett relaying it 10
first, thus pulling off a fast double Nay
lor pitched the last two innings for the
Fuel company and succeeded in shutting
out the Brokers. Smith, the Brokers
pitcher, pitched a steady game, but his
support was weak in some places on the
irfieId.
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At Sheepshead.

Sheepshead Bay, July 9.-First race, Flu
tuTity cOurse-CrOssover, 2 to 1, won;
Madeline L.. Z to 1, second; May Flor
ence, 10 J. third. Time-1:01 2-5.
Second race, five and one-half ftlrlongs
st. Dunstan, 8 to 1, won; Sandrian, to
3, second; Charlie HaTgrave, Z to 1, third.
Time-1;G 20
Third race, six and one-half furlongs-
Casque. IL to Q. won, George W. Lebolt,
6 to l. second; Sententious, u 20 !, third.
Time--i-20
Fourth race, mile and hree-sixteenths-
Alfred Noble, to 4. won; Juggler, 8 to !,
second; Pins and Needles, u to l. third.
Time-l.3S 3-5.
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenths-
Arasee, even. won, Miss CRtesby, to /,
second: EsChau, 30 TO 1, third. Time
200 Is.
Sixth race. mile-Hariem Maid, Is to 3,
won: CampeOn, 3 to l. second; Neither
most, to !, third. Time-1:39 40
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AUTO RACES PLANNED
AT BRIGHTON BEACH

New York, July 9.-The old Brighton
Beach race track has been leased by the
Motor Racing association, which viii con-
vert it into a motor course and hold a
series Of tournaments.
The first meeting viii be held on July
30 and 81 when a 24-hour race for Euro
pean and American stock cars will be
held, preceded by number of shorter
races.
This win assure the preservation Of the
famous track for sporting events 1t
had b-en proposed to cut the property up
into building lots.
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
IF 1T HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
GOTHAM EXPERTS
ARE SURPRISED
Believe KetCheI Has Big lob on
Hands to Whip Sam
LangfOTd.

New York. July 9.-News that Stanley
Ketchel had been signed TO fight Sam
Langford at Ely. New, on Labor day
proved d big surprise TO New York sport
ing men and great disappointment TO
k6tcheIs friends in the east. Although
$4,000 guaranteed TO the Michigan pugil-
lst win, lose or draw, might be a great
temptation to almost any fighter it is
efgued that EetcheTs engagement 10
meet jack johnson for the heavyweight
Championship Of the world in October
should have precluded such a fight as
that planned with LangfOrd.
Diminishing the strong belief which has
prevailed since the Papke fight last Mon
day, that LangfOrd can whip Ketchel the
latter's friends believe that to stand any
show with johnson he must take a long
rest If Ketchel should whip Langford,
sporting men doubt that after such a
right as LangfOrd is sure TO give him, he
viii not be able to make any kind of a
showing against johnson.
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Butte, Mont, July s.-TOday's results:
First race, four furlongs-Rey ell Tovar
won, La Dextra second, King of Yolo
third. Times.
Second race, five furlongs-Lady Powell
won, Daisy Frost second, Sister Julia
third Time-1:02
Third race, five furlOngs-Seven Full
won, Salvage second, Mollie Montrose
third Time-i :0lA.
Fourth race, one mile-O1d Timer won.
Work Box second. Mike Jordan third
Time-1:41A.
Fifth race six fUrlongs-La Gloria
won, Jtllett second, Little Buttercup third.
Time-113lz.
Sixth race. mile and a siXteenth-JaclS
Paine won, L. c. Widrig second, Buna
third. Time-i:46S.
Seventh race. five furlongs-Prudent
won, Barerian second, Carter Light third
Time on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10

A positive and
permanent cure
Tor drunkenness
and the opium
diseases. There is
no publicity, no
sickness. Ladies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
SALT LAKE TEAM
GOES TO BOHEMIAN

The Salt Lake baseball team, to be
known in the future as the BoZeman,
Mont, team left Salt Lake yesterday for
the north. Manager FaTnsWorth arrived
early yesterday morning and accompanied
the team north. FarnswOrth says he has
a good proposition on in Bozeman and ex-
poets to close the season with a profit
on the right side. The players to a man
were all pleased with the turn of affairs
although they dislike very much to leave
Salt Lake, where, they say, they have
always received good treatment
Before stepping on the train, Bert Whsl-
ing, the star catcher Of the league, re-
eeived telegram from President Frank
Nevin of the Detroit club. Il said:
IF YOU are free to sign, would like to
use you for the rest Of the season here.
Please wire me your terms at once"
Whaling said he would have liked the
chance to play with Detroit, but that he
VIII have TO stick with the boys now and
that he may get a chance TO hit the big
league later
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Sisco, Cal, July 9.-Edward Payson
Weston, the aged tTanscOnunental pedes-
TRAN, arrived here shortly after midnight
yesterday after a walk OF IS miles After
resting at a local hotel until Z a. m. he
left through the snowsheds toward the
Sacramento valley. Weston was feeling
in the best OF spirits when he arrived
here and he announced that he expected
to reach Sacramento Saturday afternoon
and San Francisco the following Tues
day. In his course down the slope of
the Sierras he expects to follow the rail-
road most of the way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10

Members in Utah, and there are a large
number of them, have lately received no
tees Of the annual convention of the
American Association OF Travelling Pas
senger Agents. The convention is to be
held the latter part Of September in Chi
ca
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TWO KILLED IN
MONTREAL RACES

Montreal, July &C. K. Batcheldor Of
Newport, Vt. and J. Twohey of Mont
real were killed at the second annual
races of the Canadian Automobile club
Batcheldor was driving a d0-hOrsepOweT
Stearns car I'm the ten-mile open race for
stock touring cars, TwOhey acting as his
mechanic.
back stretch, Batcheldor pulled out to
pass Burman.
The Stearns was seen to dash into the
fence fly over the embankm5nt and come
to a stop forty yards beyond. When as
sistance arrived TwOhey was found dead
with his neck broken. BatcheidOr was
still breathing. but was horribly mutt
lated. He died soon after.
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CRACK PITCHER HERE.

Sill Bernard, a crack Colorado College
pitcher. arrived in Salt Lake yesterday
and is ready to sign uD with any team
wishing a man Of bis class He is known
i'm Colorado as spit Bali Barnard and
has pitched for the state university. Colo
RADIO Springs. team in the state league and
the LuNus bunch. Bernard is highly rec
commended by Dic6erson of the News.
whose recommendation is worth some
thing ANY OF the local managers wish
ing to reach Bernard can do so through
the Sporting Editor of The Heyald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
RECORD CROWDS
SEE BALL GAMES

New York July 9-The interest Of ev-
cry baseball fan is centered on this city
just now awaiting the outcome of the
present series between the New York
Giants and Plttsburg, who, with Chicago,
are looked upon as the strongest contend
ers for the championship of the National
league.
Record breaking crowds are attending
the games All manner of stores display
the baseball bulletins and railroads are
running special trains into New York
from places more than 100 miles distant.
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RAILROAD BREVITIES.

A large number Of traffic officials Of
the Salt Lake Route were in salt Lake
City yesterday to assist in the movement
of the Elks' trains. Among them were,
r. Il. Adams, freight agent at Los An
geles: f. J. Wheeler, general agent, Los
Angeles; e. d. Pixies, city passenger
agent Los Angeles; j. c. Graves, city
freight agent Los Angeles; William Ross
man. travelling passenger agent, Los An
geles; J. H. Hooper, general agent. Den
yer; B. NJ. Scott, commercial agent, san
Pedro; J II. BURNER district passenger
agent Riverside; r. Campbell, assistant
city ticket agent, Los Angeles.
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FRISCO CLUB AFTER
KETCHEL-L ANGFORD GO

San Francisco, July 9.-A forfeit Of So
coo was posted tonight by the Mission
Athletic club of this city with a local pa
per for a twenty round fight in San
Francisco between Stanley Ketchel and
Sam LansfOTd. The fight is scheduled
for some time during August. Ketchel
is TO receive $1,000, win, lose or draw,
while Langford is to receive a percentage
Of the gate receipts.
The offer will be submitted to Ketchel
either tonight or tomorrow It developed
today that no forfeit has yet been posted
by the promoters of the Ketchel-Lang-
ford match at Ely, New, articles Of which
were signed last night, and fight at
that place is by no means regarded as
certainty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
THOMPSON AUTO
PARTY NEARS CHICAGO

Frank Botterill states that the MAYOR
Thompson party had Travelled PAS miles
the second day out Of Buffalo. The wire
said the roads were fine and that they
expected to come through without a mis-
nap of any kind. The party expected 10
pass through Chicago yesterday. when
they will at once take up the journey to
ward Omaha They are driving a Pierce
Arrow.
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CANNED POISON.

NissouIa, Mont, July 9.-Ptomaine poi
soning caused by the eating of some
canned fruit resulted in the death this
evening of COraIette G. Masten. the three
year-Old daughter of Mrs. Dora Masten
of this city The child ate some berries
for supper and shortly after was taken
violently III with symptoms Of poisoning
Medical aid was summoned. but the
child had gotten so much of the poisonous
fruit nothing could be done to save her
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BUTTE HORSENEN
WANT MORE RACES
Especial to The Herald.)

Butte, July 9.-Application was made to
the county commissioners today for 2
license to permit the establishment of
another race park in this county, it be
ing the intention of the promoters to in
augurate another thirty days of racing
following the conclusion of the meeting
Of the Butte Jockey club. The applica-
ton to the commissioners was made by
Abe Cohen and Harry Rose, who main
tain that under the statute allowing thir-
ty days racing in counties of the first
class the act limits thirty days to one
enclosure under control Of one assOci-
alton. This, they maintain, will be an
other enclosure and under the manage
ment of a different company than the
Butte Jockey club. The matter has been
passed up to the attorney general for
an opinion by the board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
FlTZHERBERT GREATEST
COLT IN COUNTRY

New York, July 9-The ridiculous ease
with which S C. Hildreth's Fitzherbart
won the advance stakes from James r.
heeneS Hilarious, proclaim him the
greatest S-year-Old colt now in this coua-
try, and many hOrSemen rate him as one
Of the best animals the turf has developed
IN several years. Fitzherbert's decisive
victory IN this stake event makes him
easily the champion Of the turf for this
season.
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CURED FALLING HAIR
And Itching Scalp with Cuticura.

Some months ago l suffered with q
bad form of scalp disease. Ny hair
was falling out and my head itChed. !
read about Cuticura and determined to
try it. I bought a cake of yut-gua
Soap and one box Of CUticura Ointment
and used them. I continued using The
CutiCuTa Ointment on ny head dly
and the result was truly wonderful !
still use it occasionally and always have
Cuticura Soap on hand. The cure Is
complete. Mrs. Amy Geisslsr. 20lS
South Seventh St. Omaha, Neb., Sept.
% and Oct. s, 1908.
CutiCura Sosp C25cD- Cuticura Ointment 'tle
and Cuticura Rasoivent G5OcJ. cor iu The i1rl .
Chocolate Coated Pills. 25o. per vial Of 0JI- Ply
throughout the world. Potter DRUG z Chen CORP
Sole Props 135 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mss
EE4s-page Cuticura Book. mailed free. glgIlE "a
Ecrpti0u treatment and cure Of diseases OF ne i-
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St Louis. July s.-New York won from
st Louis rather easily today. Score:
G.. R. H. z.
New York .... . .
Battertes-W addell, Criss and Stephens
Lake and KleinOw
Chicago, July 9.-Boston defeated Chi
csgO today. Score: RI IT +
Rosto5 '''' --'---'-''''.'-'''''''
zee -------------.------
Batteries-Burns, Smith and Sullivan:
Arrellanes and DOnohue.
Cleveland, July 9-After winning seven
straight Cleveland lost to Washington to
20, &c oCGie- r H z.
Washington Gee. ...........,. II /
,Bl5atteries--Bergsr and Bemis, Easterlv:
Hughes and Street
Detroit July philadelphia won from
Detroit today. Score: r "a -
Philadelphia - .
Batteries-Works and Stanage; Plank
and Thomas. i''''iN
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BY MIGHT
PROVES A FAILURE

Detroit, Mich. July 9.-The attempt to
promote base ball here last night was not
a success. The novelty Of the test drew
900 to the park but in spite Of search
lights and numerous high lamps, it was
shown to be quite impossible to follow
fly ball, and the spectators never knew
who to watch for play.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

spokane, July 9.-In the -Northwe stern
league game today Spokane shut ont ia
coma 70 o. Deller pitched in his 1907
IoIHl ana the only times when Tacoma
was dangerous he was backed up by mag
innocent fielding. The work of BrinkeT.
bureIt and James was sensational Ia
coma GOT only one man as far as third
base, coleman. in the first inning Deller
also starred at bat, driving in two runs.
he mas been with the Spokane team since
early IN May, but this is the first game
that IS charged in his winning and losing
record. The Indians hit Claflin hard. and
hurley took him out in the fourth. Score
Tacoma o.. o 5000 90 6 2
spokane Il ! 0 0 0 0 ~ 9 9
Deller and Spencer.
Portland, July 9.-Today's game be-
tween Seattle and Portland was a pitch
eTs' battle Both Cough and Thompson
played great ball, Cough being particu-
larry effectlVe when the home team was
in tight place. On three occasions. with
bases full, he saved the situation ThomD-
son, too, from q really scientific stand
point pitched wonderful game Score:
Seattle e. % 10000 % 2 o
Portland . % 0 II 8
Batteries-ThOmpsOn and Shea Cough
and FOurnier.
Vancouver. July 9-Score: R H. E.
Aberdeen ..----.. .................. 2
Batteries-Most. Sewer and Kreitz; Hail
and Brooks. Umpire-Drennan.
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REGATTA RESULTS At SEATTLE

Seattle, july a.-Pcrtland. Ore: Vaucou-
Ver, p. C.. and Victoria. z. c., divided
hOnOrs III the Junior events in the rowing
regatta on Lake Washington today. Port
land taking TIE singles, Vancouver the
doubles, and Victoria the four-oared
event
In the singles. Arthur Allen, Portland
won BY four lengths in Has.
The Vancouver crew won the doubles
by two lengths In 8,57 %
IN the fOur-Oared event Victoria Won
by three lengths in S.19
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ANNUAL GAME SET FOR JULY 10.
Especial 10 The HeraldJ

IopeCIaI 70 The HeTaI0l
Brigham City, July 9.-The annual east
and west side ball game IS set this year
for Wednesday. JuI- 16. Following is the
lineup: East side-Frank Nerrell. c. F.
Wells, Don Gee, r. Kaiser, Kenneth Jen-
sen, Leon Mortenseu, b. p Newman,
John YOngquist and John H. Horsley.
Subs.-ClarenCe MerreU Hyrum J. Han
sen and John Forest. jr. West side-H L.
E-cmann, Dave Peed, Frank Bowriag.
Art TruelsOn, Leroi ROskeIly Thomas
N1CMaster, ". r. Davis Ncphi Valentine.
J. ". Valentine Subs.-Roy Nilsson Joe
Zimmerman. Walt SamseI. j. a. Fishburu
and r NJ. Jeppson.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-Min 3; Kansas
City, I.
At Louisville-Louisville, 2; Toledo, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures /; Column
bus, 4.
At st. Paul-St. Paul. 4; Milwaukee, >.
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with Miss Pa1khurst were adjourned
pending the outcome OF the appeal
Followers of Mrs. Despard, who have
been acting as sentinels around the house
of commons for the last week, piCketted
Premier Ascuith's residence in Downing
street this afternoon. but four of the wO-
men were promptly arrested by the police
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10

months with it. j was
reading an advertise
mentin the newspaper
one day about the
CuticuTa Remedies so
! purchased a cake o.
Cuticurs Soap and one
box Of CuuCUra Oint-
men5 and a large bot
tie Of CUticUra Res0Iv-
ent. After using one
cake Of CutiCura SoaD
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SATURDAY LEAGUE GAMES.

The Z. C. 1L T. and 7. H. G. A. will
cross bats in q league game at Wanda
mere, game to he called promptly at 800
Symn's Utah Grocery company and the
oregon Short Line meet IN d league game
az Lagoon. which viii be called at $3.50
sharp.
The Republican-Rio Grande Lumber
company game has been postponed as
the Republicans have gone to Payson TO
play match game.
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The Summaries.


The SUmfndIIeS.
Three miles against time-Samuelsou
rode the distance in els, breaking the
record of 6.32 4-5.
HaIf-mile open p-ofessiOnal-Final,
Walker. Pye. Palmer Downing. Time
80 Is seconds.
F'ive-mila open amateur Mccormick
Wright. Mcneil, Hume Time. 1885.
Three-mile lap handicap professional
Williams go vards). Serhouse go yards).
Hehir 90 yards, Palmer GO yards). Time,
5.45 Is.
Five-mile motor paced Downing won.
Time T.11 So
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PASSENGER AGENTS MEr~

Spokane, Wash. July "a ~a--f--
all passenger agents and their 4ss...7s- .
in the northwest is called t7 rrIs ---
at Hayden Lake. a suburb of S--.---
next Tuesday. July Is. Tic is rraras.5 f.
form a permanent organization %
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TENNIS AT couNTRY CLUB.

challenge match for the state tennis
championship at the Country club this
afternoon. Nesl won the finals In the
recent mems singles and Gdruett holds
the title from last season. The winner Of
the match viii hold the title for the COM
ing season. The game Is set for 4.30
o'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
APPLE ORCHARD SOLD.

lsDeCIaI 70 Inc HeTaIu.J
Brigham City July 9.-The Utah-ldaho
Orchard company has disposed Of its 100
acre apple orchard just north of Honey
Vile The land was purchased by a com
pany Of buyers who came up from Salt
Lake City this week.
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JOHN WILLIE FAILS
TO LAND MARTIN

Philadelphia July 9-John Willie failed
10 stop Terry Martin at the Broadway A
G. last night. although Willie youtweighed
Martin by forty pounds and staggered
him in every round
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GIRL GETS FIRST PRIZE

Paris, July 9.-Aline Van Far---.-
American pianist. n years oT5 SCI e.
awarded first prize at the C0rsl---.o e 81
de Muslque DID The w0mens rrr-.....l-
she Is the youngest person who f----
received this prize. even
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Word was received at the Denver & Rio
Grande office yesterday that S. V Der
rah, general pass nger ard freight agent
Of the Western Pacific, left Kansas City
yesterday for Salt Lake City. He will
spend several days in Denver and is eX-
pected here about next Thursday.
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cARNEY CO.'S NoRTH.

Bill Carney. umpire, left last night for
Portland. whittier he goes to report to
". H. Lucas. president Of the Northwest
ern league es one of his umpires. Carney
will probably work his first week at
Portland. .
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VERSIONS DAILY GRIND.

y Colfax, Cal, July s.-Edward Pay :
= son Weston, VINO is nearing the end =
= of his 3,92j-mile walk, from New y
= York to San Francisco, arrived here =
4 at HIS tonight. The pedestrian COW \
= cred more than forty miles today. He =
. expects to reach Sacramento, ninety ,
= miles from San Francisco, tomorrow =
= night. =
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COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento, July 9.-Today's game had
every indication of developing into an ex-
ira inning contest, when Los Angeles
punched two hits, Shinn bungled a fast
grOunder and Ehman allowed a base on
balls in the ninth, allowing Los Angeles
to win by a score of 3 to l. Score:
r. H. z.
Los Angeles ....'-.'--.'.Es..--.--...-.
sacramento -. .....-,......-.......1
Batteries-Tozer and Orendorff; Gilman
and Byrnes.
Los Angeles, July s-Port1and won cas-
lly today by punching hits in two inn
ings, after Pitcher Willetts each time
had allowed men to walk to first era
ney had better success in keeping Yer
mons hits scattered. Score: r. H Z.
NefLOu .--- Observation-Disclosures.
FOrJlanQ --.----.----4 D q
Batteries-Willett, Breckenridge and HO-
gan; Graney and Armbruster
San Francisco, July 9.-Three two-bag-
gers by Ping" BrOdie out Of four times
at bat gave San Francisco a clean cut
victory over Oakland today, to 2 Bro
dies third twO-base drive came in the
ninth, when the score was tied, and led
to a rally that scored two runs. Score:
Oakland ..,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 .
Batteries-BrOwning and Berry; Chris
tan and La LOnge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
RAYMOND WINS FINAI

Raymond won the finals of tho W ,r
G A. tennis tournament yesterday hr +.
featng White. The score was IS r. .-