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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
TWO BIKE RIDERS
LEAVE FOR HOME
Walker and NeSbitt Off for
Australia, but Others Can't
Be Driven Away.

The first of the bike riders to leave
Salt Lake got away last night when Her
bert Nesbitt and Gordon Walker boarded
the train for the coast on their long trim to
their homes in Australia They wanted
to stay for the remaining two meets at
the saucer track, but had to leave I'm or
der TO make their boat. Nesbftt drouned
leaving.
Il want to say" said Nesbitt. that
/ nave had a great season here and have
nothinS but praise for the way [ have
been treated by Manager Harry Heagren
me officials and the fans AS YOU call
them. While it was my first season here.
] enjoyed IL. and can carry home a fine
report Yes, l want to come back. and if
all goes well 1 viii be in Salt Lake next
summer We expect a good season in
Australia and we want to get to Mel
bourne i'm time for the opening races"
While not star Nesbitt was one of
the mathematics who got out and rode
and made the races real races from the
start. His great ride when he overhauled
the Devonovich-DUer team in the team
pursuit race VIII be remembered as one
OF bis snowy performances at the track.
Walker also had good words to say. al
ne took which retired him from the lime
Hght walker likes to be i'm the limeiisht
like all the rest for that matter and felt
his reversal iu form keenly.
Inc rams are hoping Tor clear skies Fri
day. Sunday and Monday for the closing
meets. After the season is over they
will agree to say: Let her rain" The
postponement of the card has in no way
lessened the interest in the Whittler-Sam-
UelSOD motor race or I'm the other rO0d
features that Manager Teagren offers. AS
To the Neutrality-suspicious. motor race the
dope is red hot. with Downing. Samuelson
and Wilcox each finding plenty of back
ers.
An of +Lo ,az-rs- --..-.4 7r--7r-- 4
Nesbitt viii stay until the last gun is
heard closing the 1909 season.
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RAIN STOPS The
TENNIS SCHEDULE
-Four Matches Played, How
ever, With Griffin Winner
Over Mcleod.
C. B. NEEL OUT OF PLAY
STRONG CONTENDER RETIRED
BY ILLNESS.

Owing to the poor condition Of tbs
courts but four matches were played yes
terday In the intermountain tennis tour
nGmeut play at the Country club.
The match of the day was between Grif-
Gin and Mcleod In singles. Both are vet.
Grams at the game, and the play between
me Two is always close. Griffin got the
start in the first set and won. 6-3 In the
second set Mcleod put forth every en-
erey lu hard, steady play, and had the
games four all. when Griffin jumped Co
some brilliant tennis and took the next
two games The form of the winner was.
very last and CouGratuIa atoms to both of
Lae contestants were free on the pretty
t-1t offered.
Frank Roberts won from Bagbv without
hard fight, while I'm the third singles.
match j. o. White took two sets from
NCttIetou.
One match in mems doubles was played.
George Badger and Taylor winning from
BaEhy and Blood.
With the default Of the doubles match
oF O. 3. Neel and partner came the UNI
welcome announcement that Mr.. Neel Is
lana up with fever contracted In his
recent trip TO Arizona and viii be out Of
lll' tournament play. Mr.. Neel was given
the best chance to win the tournament
ana the right to challenge his brother
sam Neel the title holder To the con-
test7nrs and followers of the game the
retirement of SO strong "a contender comes
as great disappointment.
II is also feared that r. w. Salisbury.
one OF the strongest players in the tour
I-lment, viii also be unable 90 continue
his play in singles owing to illness. 10 fs
hoped. however, that he will be in shape
bF the time he is called upon with his
prOJler, O. J. Salisbury to defend The
intermountain doubles championship.
Iodays schedule offers some excellent
competition I'm mems doubles and a large
gallery is expected. Yesterdays results
and the schedule today follow.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
""WnhS" W(DllrASV FAILS It'd SE5(lN TTTTP E0DM
RIFLE HOHORS GO
TO MIDSHIP MAN
Navy MaTkSman Wins PreSi-
dents MatCh-Camp Perry
Shoot Ends.

Camp Perry, o., Sept. THE Camp
Perry tournament ended at noon with
the presidents match which 4Iidshipman
Andrew D. Denny of the navy won by
the score of 2I6
The military championship of the United
states was won in brilliant form by Ma
Jor William B. Martin of Elizabeth, n j.
VINO scored 635 in the national individual
and the presidents match.
In the contest for the military CHAM
plonship Midshipman T. A. Thompson Of
the navy was second with ga and with
the same score Midshipman Denny was
third.
Midshipman Denny gets a gold medal
Taft.
Lieutenant A Dale Rothrock of Ohio.
VINO took the national individual match
last year. was second with 915.
The other leaders finished i'm the fol-
lowing order: Major W. B. MOrtin. New
Jersey 3l4; Corporal w A. Franger. ma
Tlme corps, 3l4; Lieutenant Colonel c. B.
w inder' Ohio, 314; Sergeant Henry Bap-
fist. marine corps. 313.
Martin Won the 500 Wimbledon CUP i'm
1901 and ne tied Sergeant LeUshner of
New York for top score-43O-On the Olym-
pic team.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
DRAF TING SEASON
IN FULL SWING
Baseball MagnateS of National
Commission Meet at
Cincinnati.
SNAP AT WESTERN STARS
PLAY AT CHICAGO.
SNAP AT WESTERN STARS

Cincinnati, O., Sept. baseball men of
the two big leagues are here to attend
the meeting OF the national baseball COM
mission, which opened today.
Among them are President Murphy, Chi
cago National League club; President
Charles Ebbetts. Brooklyn Nationals;
Fred Knowles. secretary Of the New York
Nationals, representing John T. Brush;
Robert Hedges, president Of the st. Louis
Americans. President Johnson, American
League; President Heydler National
League, and President Barney Dreyfuss
of the PittsbuTg National League club.
The drafting season in the major
leagues begins today. For the next fifteen
DAYS the majors will have the right to
draft players from the minors. Then the
minors. according to their classification,
can cut IN until all the best players are
taken.
IN the drafting the Chicago National
League club secures Catcher OTendOTff Of
Los Angeles. Pitcher Carson, Portland.
Other drafts allowed by the commission
follow:
American League-Bv Detroit, from San
Francisco, Browning; Vernon, Vancouver.
BY Clevelaud-FTOm Oakland. BOiCe.
BY Chicago-From Spokane, Helm.
National Lea5Ue-By bTOOkyn, from
Waco. Holmes.
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Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. IA whirlwind
batting streak by Portland gave the visi-
tors an easy victory over Vernon to-
day. GTaney ended the game with a
record of q home run, a twO-baggeT and
two singles, accounting for his every APP
pearance at bat. Score: r. IT. Z.
tl Id-iu ----ss----..s. sr--s-sr-rIN 10 .
vernon ...-...-.--s-..-
Batteries-Harllness and Fisher; Vance,
Schaefer and Hogan,
Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 1-Fourteen
hits. including a triple and three doubles
off Browning by the locals, today put
San Francisco out Of the running, the
score being 6 to , in favor Of the locals
Score: r. H Z.
San Francisco o. ....,s..........,.2
sacramento OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d %
Batteries-BrOwning and Berry; Whalen
and La LOnge.
San Francisco, Sept Oakland landed
on Tozer of Los Angeles for eight hits
i'm the last four innings today, winning
the game. to I. Score: r. II. F.
oakland .---...-....'' .sssss'ss'r1
Los Angeles ,-,-,--.-------, .-------.l
Batteries-TOnuesOn and Lewis; Iozer
and OrendOrff
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TRI-STATE TENNIS.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. lin the eleventh
annual tri-state tennis tournament in
progress here Richard Palmer Of New
Jersey has been paired with Carlton r
Gardner. the Pacific coast champion, for
the doubles play.
The tri-state tennis tournament in
mems singles reached the fifth round of
play and narrowed down to eight con-
testants, all players of national reputa-
ton.
Nat Emerson, former western champion,
had a comparatively easy victory over II.
c. Sloane of Marietta, o.
A brilliant match resulted in Harry
Waidner of Chicago winning from Trux
Emerson of the western doubles cham
piOns, Sc. 6-S, 6-5. Emerson was tagged
at the finish.
Tomorrow Nat Thornton plays Carlton
r. Gardner, the Californian. who beat a
local player. Waidner meets DR.. Hawks
Holden goes against Palmer and Nat
Emerson against Carr.
In mems doubles. Holden and Trux
Emerson. the western doubles champions;
Nat Emerson and Waidner; Gardner and
Palmer were among the winning teams.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
MIDDLEWEIGHT FIGHT AT COLMA AND
KETCHEL NO COWARD, SAYS PAPKE

Chicago, Sept. 1.-"Cowardica isn't part
of ketChels makeup, and, mark my word,
he'll fight Sam LauEford before Thanks
giving day, although the bout may not
come off before the Paramount club. It's
a matter of dollars and cents with Stan
ley and his wise little manager, Willus
Britt, Frisco viii be the battle-ground,
and CCffr0th the matchmaker. You can
bet your gold teeth ON that"
These sentiments rippled from the lips
of Billy Fapke between innings yesterday
at the White Standardization exercises.
where the "Thu1dcrboIt'' from a. riuEside
seat found time TO discuss the affairs of
the roped arena. Tapke. if anybody,
should be I'm a position to judge the stock
of courage within the Michigan ASSASSIN.
for this pair have fought some of the
bloodiest mills i'm the annals of the prize
ring.
when it comes 10 courage KetcheI
stands at the top of the heap" continued
the smiling gladiator. who only recently
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
WANDAMERE RACES ARE
CALLED OFF FOR YEAR

On account of the absence of many
Utah horses. which are taking part i'm
the IdahO-MOntana trOtting circuit, the
race meeting scheduled for Labor day at
Wandamere has been called off Now
racing i'm Idaho are Alzima, owned by
Henry HaTker, and a number of !. VIII
liam Knights horses. including Queen
Ramona. Mr.. Knight said that he would
return from Dillon. Mont. to race Queen
Ramona against Alzima at Wandamere
Labor day. but Mr.. Harker said that he
could not make arrangements to get back.
Both S. H Love and Ed MCIelland of
Wandamere said that iuasmuCh as they
could not get a first-Class card the races
would be called off. The two meetings
held at Wandamere this summer were
both successful and made the foundation
for Gentlemen's Driving club, which
will hold regular matinees at the Wanda
mere track next summer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
RAIN STOPS BIG RACE.
American Pacing Derby Postponed
Heavy Track Expected.

Readville. Sept. The American nae
ing derby and other races at the Read
vile trotting park scheduled for today.
We're postponed until tomorrow on aC-
count of rain
Showers and threatening weather I'm the
early part of the day caused considerable
doubt i'm the minds of the officials as to
whether the pacing division Of the Blue
Ribbon event of the surf i'm this country
the American derby. would he run off
this afternoon at the second DAVIS Grand
Circuit injecting
The $4,000 prize brought out the best
horses i'm training. Tha distance IS enc
mile and a half. and the han Heaps range
from the 2.17 to the 2:i6 mark The n.
owned by T. W. Entricksen of Tavistoclz.
Ont, on the 2-0J mark. is the scratch
horse, and is picked ny many to finish
well up among the leaders.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
I<IIna Dispute Aired,

Much gossip is INDUCED in among base
ball men in regard to rumors that Catcher
John King is to be a member Of the Gin
Cinnau Nationals next season
81 want 10 go on record as saying that
King will play with Chicago or not at
all in organized baseball declared Pres
ident Murphy of the Chicago National
club. 1T is true I have been d'Ckering
with King admits August Hermann,
president Of the Cincinnati club. In a
talk over the long distance telephone with
him ] could get no satisfactory answer as
he said he would not play ball this year,
and might quit the game for good. Man
ager Griffith has failed to close any deal
with Manager Chance for King
1t Is generally conceded that Chance Of
fered to trade Killing, however, for three
of the best players on the Cincinnati
team.
At the same time much Credence is
given to Kings statement, made TO the
Associated Press in Kansas CITY yester-
propositions and become manager of an
eastern club next year.
The commission gave out a list of play
ers purchased by major league clubs since
been filed with and approved by the ma
ttonal commission. In the list are these:
American League-By St. Louis, from
Portland, Pitcher Kinsella; Vancouver,
Gilligan.
BY Chicago-From Los Angeles. John
Beall; San Francisco, r. H Zeider.
BY New YOrk--FrOm Portland. johnson.
BY Boston-From Sacramento, Myers:
Oakland Duffy, Lewis.
BY Detroit-From Aberdeen, Pernoll.
BY Cleveland-FrOm Spokane Gregg.
Los Angeles, KOestner.
National League; By CinCinnati-From
Los Angeles, Cakes and Hosp; San Fran
cisco, MOriarity.
BY St. Louis-FrOm Seattle MCGEE:
Sacramento. Enright; Oakland. Murphy
BY Pittsburg-From Aberdeen. Vincent
Campbell.
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allowed himself to be beaten by hair
line decision after ErUoli1E encounter
with Eetchali. "The Katcbal-IangfOrd
match undoubtedly would pack any club
house i'm the country. But Gibs0n's club
i'm New York wouldn't begin to seat the
crowd that would seek admission 20 the
Cc{ma arena. There's where Coffroth has
the edge on all his rivals I'm the fight
promoting business, and KetChel is fully
posted i'm this respect. He has fought
enough battles before Jimmy-s OrEaniza-
ton and has pulled down big money. 1t
stands TO reason he viii favor CoftTOth.
'LauEf0rd is dangerous opponent for
of his chances against the class of the
l5S-pOuud division. He has a terrific kick
in either hand. But so has TEetcheL and
when they set together look ont for
quick wiudup. Stanley is anything but
a coId-footed proposition, though, and I
look for him to keep his word I'm this
bout with the black terror"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
TROUT PLANTING IS ON.
Warden Chambers and His Deputies
Busy these Days.

T. W. Chambers. state game and fish
warden, returned yesterday from Helper.
where he expected to meet the shipment
Of 100000 trout fry given to Utah county
waters by the Rio GTande company. The
shipment was delayed. however. and the
state warden returned, leaving District
Warden Brig Madsen to await the fry
and to attend TO their planting in Utah
county,
At Price Mr.. Chambers attended the
trial of a Greek charged with killing a
deer. The Greek was found guilty and
sentenced TO 100 days I'm the county Jail
and TO pay a fine of SEQ
Mr. Chambers leaves for Cache county
today to inspect the black bass hatcheries
and 10 prepare for the planting Of 10000
fry to be received next week from the
state hatchery at Murray
District Warden Joe Smith and Z. \.
Jacklin, superintendent of the Murray
fry at Brighton, Lake Mary and the Big
Cottonwood tributaries.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
COACH BENNION TAKES
UP WORK AT PROVO BY. u.

Coach Fred Bennion OF the B. Y. L. to-
day took up the fall athletic work at the
Provo school. InterCldSs series in base
ball and track viii be held both to give
the interclass rivalry a chance to work
off steam and to give the coach a line ON
the material at hand for the 1910 track
and baseball teams In both games the
3. Y. Z. has shown a great advance dur
ing the past year and in the future the
Provo school will have to be watched
closely in the intercollegiate championship
fights.
Before Coach BenniOn left Salt Lake
Monday he said that he looked for n
great B. Y. L. basketball team. All of
the veteran players are back. including
homer Christensen, the all-state center.
and Jones, the all-state guard. Pronis-
ing new material is also at hand.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG
First Round of Women's Western
Golf Championship Sees Two
Favorites Put Out.

HOmewOOd Country Club. Flossmore.
Ill. Sept. Two sensational surprises
featured the first round match play in the
women's western golf championship to-
day. Mrs. W. Frances Anderson. the wo-
mems western golf association champion.
and Miss Isabella Smith of the Evanston
Golf club, the gold medalisU of the tour
nament, being eliminated from the com
petition Miss Anderson was defeated by
Mrs. George Haskell. the home club
champion, I up in 10 holes, and Miss
Vida Llewellyn Of La Grange defeated
Miss Smith up. TO play.
Miss Myra B. Helmer, Midlothian a IA
vorite with many for the championship.
defeated Mrs. +. II. Sprague of Omaha.
Miss Caroline Painter. Midlothian, who
inquired prominently in the western cham
piOnship al St Louis in 1903 defeated
Mrs. I, n. Brochon Of La TRANCE. con-
sldered one of the best match PLAYERS
among women Of the west. / IN.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
FINAL PLAY FOR GOLF
CUP TO BE HELD TODAY

In the semi-finals in the women's play
for the Whitley golf cup yesterday at
the Country club Mrs. /. L. Savadge
(scratch) won from Mrs. r. c. GemmeU
tscratch), one up in nine holes, and Miss
Genleve Mccormick (scratch) won from
Mrs. Hugh WorthingtOn 60, four up and
three to play
Today the finals for the cup will be
played between Mrs. Savadge and Miss
Mccormick. The scores made yesterday
all pushed close to the women's record.
The finals today are expected to bring
out some of the best golf seen in women's
play this year, and a very close match is
looked for
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viii PLAY DURING FAIR.

ogden. Sept 1.-The Weber county
bseebaU league has made arrangements
Win the FOur-State Fair for a series of
games to determine the county champion
Shin TO be PLAYED Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday at the fair grounds.
civ North Ogden, Eden and Hooper
Tho winner Of the series viii meet Dad
team in championship game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
BELMONT GETS IN MONEY.

Derby, England, Sept. 1.-The Devon
shire nursery plate handicap Of 500 SOW
ereigns, for twO-year-olds, distance five
by Sunshine August Belmont's Fond
Memories was second and FL PeladO third.
The London selling plate of 100 soveT-
eigns, for IwO-year-Olds distance five fur
longs, was won by Little Hat. The Game
Colt was second and August Belmont
Nabob third.
The Harrington plate Of 300 sovereigns,
for twO-year-Olds, distance five furlOngs,
was won today by Apache. Lord Fal-
mouths Serrapin was second and Flail
third Seven horses started. including c.
CarrOlTS TOrChbearer.
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Ladies' Sindfes,
MONUMENT TO
PERE MARQUETTE

Macbinsc Island. Mich, Sept 1.-Pers
Marquette. the Jesuit missionary. whose
name is iuseparably interviewer with the
early history Of Michigan and the great
lakes was houorsd here today in tine UNI
yelling of a 5000 manumeut TO his mem
ory- The bronze status ten feet high
and resting on a sub base ten feet in
height represents the missionary stand
ing erect and clothed i'm his lTiestly robes
5ustiCe William r.. Day of the United
States supreme court and the Rev, Father
Cunningham of Marquette college, of Mil
Waukoe, delivered addresses.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
IRON PLANT is BURNED.

Bellingham. Wash, Sept. Fire de-.
stroyed the plant of the Sedr0-WO0IIey
Iron Works company. at Edro-Wo0I.
ley, twenty miles south Of here, early
this morning. The fire started I'm the
foundry room. The pattern shop and
Office were saved. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
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NORTHWESTERN L&GUE.

Seattle, Sept. Score: r. II. F.
Seattle ------------ ----.--...-'.-.--l-
Aberdeen ,-.--.-. ...----.-...--.-.. D
Batteries-Niller and Shea; Most, LIE
Jeune and 'Brien.
Portland, Sept. Score: r II. E..
spokane -.---------- -------.---...-
Portland ..-.......ss ,....s.s,rtr.r- W
Batteries-Holm and OstdieCk; Seaton
and Fourier
Vancouver. Sept. Score: r. H. Z.
Tacoma .--....-,..' .-s.r'..''''''''
Vancouver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---..... b s
Batteries-Hall and Brooks; Flanagan
and SuEden-
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Isl coNsEcRATEp RIsHoP.

Chicago. Sept In the presence Of O.
notable array of clergy Of the Eath0li3
church, including three archbishops-Fa
COME. Quigley and GIaunCn-eleven tish-
ops and 600 priests, the Rev. Edmund NJ
Dunno today was CCnsecrated bishop of
Peoria, i'll. The ceremony was held in
the Holy Name cathedral and was con-
Quoted by the Most Rev. ROmede Fall
COME, apostolic delegate % the United
States.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
LlGHTWEIGHTS DRAW-

= Plttsburs, Sept Neither Ad \
= w olEa5t nor Harlem Tommy Muir .
> ply could show a shade the better /
= or each other at the end of their six- !
round bout here tonight. Through !
out the bout each struggled TO as ;
sumo me lead. but fight fans de- :
= clared IL was the closest draw vii :
, messed here for some years. Both !
? IlsnJers clamOred loudly for re- !
= IUln match. Despite his defeat of !
BattHHg Nelson, Wolgast failed to !
= champion. Vi
~ = = - . ~ A%%*+%%A+4%A4t
Don't fail to visit Wandamere this
week 'i1iS
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CHICAGO WINS ANOTHER.

Chicago, Sept, Chicago today de
feated Philadelphia to ,, in a loosely
played game, i'm which six pitchers were
used, The game was called in the eighth
inning. Score: r. II. L.
Chicago o. .........................6 1
Philadelphia . .....................2 G
Batteries-Walsh, Scott, Burns and
Ovens COOmbs, krause, Dygert and
Thomas
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
CAMP TELLS HOW.

How to Play Football is the title of
a book by Walter Camp just published in
the Spalding Athletic Library Series. This
book explains i'm detail how TO play the
game in conformity with the changes in
the rules for 1909 The opening section
deals with the all-America football team.
showing the lineup of the most powerful
theoretical elevens chosen in years.
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AM ERlCAN LEAGUE.
TIGERs HAVE 10 EIGHT,

Detroit Sept detroit was forced to
use three pitchers to win from Boston
today the game going eleven innings,
with to + score. Score: r. il. Z.
OetIOlL o. .-.-.....................9 8
4DCSIoii -.---.---.-. ------.---s..-.- d
Batteries-Speer, Willett Mullin and
Schmidt; CiCotte and CarTigan.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
OVERALL INVINclRLE.

Brooklyn, Sept. 1.-OveraH shut out the
BrOOklyns, Z to O. today, allowing them
only two singles. but one of which was
clean. The visitors hammered Bell out
of The box in two innings. Score;
r. II. Z.
N-ALlNetSt IL 10 ]
BatteTieS-OveTan and Archer; Bell, Fin
LAWSON and Bergen. Umpires-Rigler and
tombstone
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GIANTS sTART FooTRALL.

The first local football team to an
nounce the call TO practice is that known
as the Utah Giants. The Giants are col
Ored boys who say that they will be glad
to meet any amateur. team in the CITY
after Sent f5