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SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY
ESQ HORSES TO BUTTE

As an indication that the horse own
ers at the Fair grounds have abandoned
efforts to induce the State Fair associ-
alton to reconsider the action by width
il had declined to recognize the option
of the Utah Jockey club on the track
after June % Ii was announced last
evening that on next Saturday a special
train carrying go horses would leave Salt
Lake for Butte, to be at the opening Of
the meet in that city on July 8.
A wire was received from President
Wilson yesterday announcing that on
June . a racing matinee would be given
opening of the meeting The proceeds
of the gate at this preliminary matinee
will go to the committee of Butte citi-
zens in charge of the Fourth of July
celebration in order to assist in making
as big a celebration as possible.
he special train which will leave Salt
Lake for Butte will be under the super
vision Of James Handy. 1t will carry
the horses of s. Polk, +. J. Ramsey,
Fred Baird. L T. Lee & Son. w. St Vim
cent W. 2. Anderson, c. A. Baldwin &
West, }. H. BrannOn, D S Fountain.
J. .. keene. William Reed, P. Z. Smith,
,. j. Kelly, w. p. Maxwell, James John
son, Fred Foster, J. A. Moore Robson
q Beatty, P Albertson & Co, D. F..
fumes, w. +. West, p King, John J.
Mohr. E. Dealy, Dr. H. E. RoweH. A.
Anhefer, ". l. Stansfield. W H Hoag
}. o, Holder, J. Barres, w p Fine. A
Durker, W. r. Cotton. William Hawke
Al GoOdin and l.. c. Williams.
Mrs Slower. the widow of the late Har-
~ Slower, left last evening for Butte
10 give her personal attention to the
management Of the Slower horses.
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RIcHEfELp HAPPENLNes.

Hlchfleld, June 17.-S-a-. Fish ~
came Warden Fred W. Chambers -a.-
down from Fish Lake Tuesday a-i =
parted Tor Salt Lake "Wednesday nun
ING he was taking U1-st-1ll5-.. ~
le0U0 eggs which had been taken
trout az Fish lake to the Murray
cry While at the lake Warden L
befs and District Warden BYRON -----
GU visited Seven-mile creek and -....-.
Two men who had been dF1E --.
tne flsh Of that stream r1 slll- .r
or Wcrkmen at the johnson --7 BE-
Inc stream had been turned --.-- IL
channel and a large number 2- Lz- I'll,
en- from the stream. The men WEI. e
en- TO koosharem and were assesses
ana costs each BIZ Judge A-l--s -rf
that place Mr.. Chambers will E.s-- -.-
county in about a month ar T---- b
the l0casltlOn Of the state Ha---=-t
this county viii be decided upon L-
The jury I'm the Lips6v case =
verdict Wednesday u1r1TE anu
defendant was acquitted. n. d. D
conducted the defense 81
An accident occurred TUESDAY a.
duab plaster mill which came near -
ing the death of Jack Snedeker p
man who is employed at the l----.r +
backed up against a rapidly ~ =
shaft and his clothing was ea-s-- =
stripped from his body and ne
hurled TO the floor and severely
jured.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs -
Christensen was thrown from -.
Tuesday and severely injured ..-
s. F. Tanner of Fremont is a---i-~
court in Richfield this week
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BUICK RACER
WINS CODE CUP
Louis Chevrolet Drives Win
ming Car Through With Three
Cylinders in Use.

Crown Point. Ind. June IA B...
40-horsepower car, driven by Louis rt-+
rolet. won the CODE cup. the major s--..
of the Western VabderbsItr race --
the $3.50 miles Of the Crown Part.r.-
ell course today by the hair-rafsfrs n.
sin of i:O5 Bourqup. in Knox ~
was second, made so desperate a Eta
victory that not until the wtrr.--
chine flashed over the tape was H.
suit at all certain.
Owing to the fact that Crarrrrl- ---
the tenth entrant in "a field of -rs.-
and that BouTque crowded SD uar#-..-
close to him In the final 'aue HE r-
car, No. 2 on the list. was the a-s-
pass the tape. his time being sH-.I
this time Chevrolet was srmaurz-a -- p.
the beginning of the Ions south Stress
with eight minutes in which tr s.
the prize AS DE flashed bv the II.
tons along this part of the course IT,
news OF his location. Transmitted hr v5
TO the judges stand and through ~
watchers, wrought them 20 .-.-zg q
enthusiasm. The intense anxiety rz-s-=
ing his movements TO the last fa-t --
due En- the main 90 q lively sense -f 81,
possibility of "a disaster involved -r-
multitude of rough experiences raz-l
terizing the day.
The following table shows Cr-r---...
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AT LATONIA.

Latonia. KY, June 19.-Ffrst race. mile
and one-eighth-Jack Baker. Is to 3. Vgon:
Agnes Wood, to ], second: Mason. y
to I, third. Time. 1888 As
Second race, mile and one-eightb-
Carew, to I. won; Gerry Mander, to
5. second; Point Lace, 9 TO /, third. Time
1883 %
Third rame, mile and one-sfxteenth-
Cymbal. To 1. won; Old Honesty, p to
s. second; Zienap, 4 to /. third. Time
1876 10
Fourth race. five and one-half furIongs
The Fadd. Is to I. won: Joe Morris 6
TO o second; Donau, 9 TO I, third. Time,
1.05 Is
Fifth race. six furlongs-Prince Ahmed
TO 10. won: Charlie Eastman. e to 5,
second: Sea Swell, 10 to !, third. Time,
Up
Sixth race five and one-half furlongs
Billy BOdemer. TO ]. won: Ethelda 9
TO ?. second: COlmO. 20 to /. third. Time,
] :05 3-5.
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COAST LEAGUE.


Portland. Ore. June ia batting rally
in the sixth inning gave San Francisco
a lead over Portland that won the con-
test. San Francisco switched Melchoir
and Williams i'm the batting order, after
the lineup had been given to the UNI
pire, although the change was made be-
fore the game actually begun. AS a re-
suit Portland protested the game Score:
r. H 4.
odH FRANCISCO .---.---.-.-------.t
Fortlahd .....------. ...---..- ...-.-S .
Batteries-Browning and Barry; Graney,
GUyn and Fisher.
Los Angeles June 19.-Veruon again
suffered defeat at the hands Of Sacra-
mento today. the score being to 4. Hit
was taken out after he had allowed two
runs I'm the first Score: r. II. L.
sacramento --------.--. ......s.----t "a
vernon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Whalen. Ehman and Byrnes:
Schaefer. Hit Kinkel and Hogan. I'M
pire-McCarthy.
San Francisco, Cal June 1e.-Loc An
Eeles won from Oakland today, TO 9.
TonnesOn allowing many hits in the third.
fourth and fifth innings. Score:
Oakland --...... ............3 S
Batteries-Tozer and Orendorff; Tonne
SOM and Lewis.
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EUREKA WILL CELEBRATE.

Eureka, June IA mass meeting was
called by the mayor for last evening for
the purpOe of organizing the citizens into
various committees to prepare for the
proper celebration Of Independence DAY.
Eureka has always had a ceIebrs TO-,
that has been a credit to the Commune
lIy and this year the city is not going
70 be behindhand The attendance at
lle meeting last evening was, however,
slim, as there were other sttractio,,-'
ana an adjournment was taken tin newt
sunday evening. when a bumper ATTEND
ance can be expected.
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Jack Houston's Senators are no respect
ers of persons and Just to show their con-
tempt for this mans town, wallcped ham
mond's boys yesterday by a score OF 3 70
T. One of the best crowds of loyal rams
Of the season was present, and every one
of them pulled for old Salt Lake, but the
cards were stacked against the locals
and Helena won because the Senators
played better ball.
Slim Hunt was arrayed against John
son, and although the score shows thlr-
teen hits against Johnson and eleven
against Hall the Helena person Kept ms
scattered better while Slim was hit Wnen
hits meant runs. Then again, the pest
infield in the league-which is Salt Lake
was off yesterday and the boys mlNeq
several of their throws, which proved
costly.
1t was a day to fatten batting averages
and the boys were not slow in doing so
The outfielders were kept busy pulling
down the long, high flies. twenty put
outs being scored by the two teams. The
game was also replete with double plays.
Elsey crossed with Bill Carney agan
yesterday and it cost Elsey five. Bill
stood ready to give him more, bat Elsey
walked to the bench and was nice and
pleasant for the rest Of the day
Tho aoorpr
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures, !; Milwaukee,
0.
At eapolis-Minneapols a. Indian
apols, g.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. 6; Toledo.
T.
At St. PauI-LouisvilIe. I: st. Paul 2.
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BASEBALL DECISION REVERSED

ball commission today reversed the find
ing Of the National board of the National
association as to player Charles Baum
of the Altoona. Pa. team. who has been
awarded to the Pacific Coast league.
At the close of the season. title TO
Baum Will again be vested in the Altoona
club.
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PARK CITY BEATS HEeER.

Especial to The Herald-)
Heber. June Is.-Before one of the larg-
est crowds of the season Park City and
Heber played a fast game Of ball Friday
afternoon, Heber losing the game on en-
rors of the third baseman. Score:
Park City .........O 2 0 0 o D %
Heber .. ............O 1 Q 0 o.
Batteries-Heber. Herissen and Nilsson;
Park City, Williams, FaTnell. Umpire
DeCyrsff
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NEW RUNNING RECORD.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 19.-Percy Small
wood Of Wales, champion middle distance
runner today established a new world s
record for ten miles. At jeanette. Pa,
near here. he defeated three mn by 80
laps in 50:22 on a fouT-lap track, beating
the record of 50:40 held by Shrub.
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Fifth Race.

Legatee was easily best. He moved up
on the outside just as the stretch was
reached and finished going away. CASTLE
led all the way to the stretch and had
no cOntenders for second. Herman Doyle
nipped Patriotic in pretty stretch drive.
Coppers. the favorite, was always hope
lessiy in the rear
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Fourth Race.

From the start Penn was never threat
ened and he won as the rider pleased.
Geneva overlook TOvaT. weakening in the
stretch and nipped him Just at the goal
Lady PanChita ran lengths farther than
the rest around the outside and should
have been in the money. Herndon looked
good for a few minutes, but the distance
was too far.
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The above is a photo Of Iver Lawson
taken when he won the worlds champion
ship. He is a Salt Lake product, devel-
Oped in this city and one of the best
known riders that ever pedalled around
the saucer track. Owing to a series Of
mishaps and accidents, Lawson failed to
show form for fully a year and his old
friends said the champion had seen his
best days and would no longer be a con-
tender in the bike game. His work Of
the past two weeks, however, indicates
that he still has the powerful kick that
made him famous and that little more
training and hot weather will make him
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, June BIN a see-saw game,
in which errors and three-base hits were
mixed in the making of all the runs save
one, Detroit defeated Chicago today, to
I. O'Leary's work at third, some fine
fielding in center by Crawford and White,
and Stanage's hitting featured the game.
Score: r. II. Z.
Detroit ..-................. ........5 9
Chicago ................. .....-..-..4 Z 3
Batteries-Willett and Stanage; Sutor,
Smith, Payne and Sullivan.
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RESULTS Al WINpsoR-

Windsor, England. June 19.-The Clever
handicap Of 103 sOvereigns for three-vear-
olds and upward, distance six furlongs
was won today by James r Keens's
Wanda II, Pyx was second and Sir PERT
CORD third.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St Louis. June 19.-After Hulswitt's err
ror and two hits had allowed Boston to
score four runs in the first inning Sallee
held the visitors safe. while St. Louis
batted hard and Overcame the lead.
Score: X. II. Z.
Boston .-..-.---.....------4 D
St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Batteries-Luckey. Lindaman and era
ham; Sallee and Phelps Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
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ELBERFIELD SUSPENDED.

New York, June 19.-Norman Elberfield
third basemen on the New York Ameri-
can League team, was today suspended
for three days for disputing Umpire
OLaughlin's decisions in play yester-
dav
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Summary; Earned runs-Sall Lake. q.
Helena, T. TWO-base hits-Morse, Muir
ray Goodman. Kelly, McQuaid. Three
base hits-Head, Whaling, Hall Bases
on balls-Off johnson, 4; off Hall, 2
Struck out-By Hall, 3; by Johnson, J..
Left on bases-Salt Lake, Z, Helena, D.
Double plays-C. Thomas TO Elsey, Morse
to Elsey. Murray TO Morse, Hammond TO
Whaling to Head to McQuaid to Flick.
McQuafd (unassisted). Hit by pitcher
Harmuth. Stolen bases-MOrse ~, I'll
sew. Head, Lussi Sacrifice hits-C.
Thomas. Johnson, Flick. Time Of game
1:Se Umpire-Carney. Attendance-l,200
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WALKER BEATS cARTmELL.

Crewe, England, June 19.-R. Z. Walker
the South African Splinter. was victori-
Gus over n J. Cartmeil of the University
OF Pennsylvania in the i09-yard dash here
this afternoon. The time was 10 seconds
fiat
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Sixth Race.

This event was strictly a two-horse
race. Sam F. recovered calamity from d
bad bump at the first turn and jumped
out in the lead, running fast until well
into the stretch. Then he weakened and
was nipped by Hereafter. which made a
good stretch run. The others were never
dangerous.
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Chicago, June 19.-Chicago won another
poorly played game from Brooklyn to-
day, 10 TO ). Eleven hits were punched
off Wilhelm in three innings, which, with
three errors, scored nine runs. Score
r. H E
Chicago ........................... a 4
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9 6
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran; Viii
helm, Mcintyre and Bergen. Empires
tombstone and CUsack.
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Pittsburg, June 19.-Before the largest
crowd that attended a game here this
season, Pittsburg today defeated New
York in thirteen innings by a score Of
2 to /. The winning run was made by
Barbeau. who reached first on hit. sec
ond on a sacrifice by Leach and home
on q single by Clark. 81 re. r. II. r.
PittsbuTg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
New York -...--..................1
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Raymond
and SChlei. Umpires-O Day and Emslie-
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The 0. S. L. team meets the Pacific
Express team on the North Salt Lake
grounds this afternoon and after the game
will play another with company of
Fort Douglas.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Cambridge-Harvard. 3; Pennsyl-
vania State college, 3.
At Amherst-Amherst s; Trinity. q
At New Haven-Yale, s.; Cornell 0.
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Third Race.

Work Box was too speedy for the bunch
and from the start had no serious contend
ers. Proteus finished fast Col. White
Gjsentangled himself from a bad place at
the rear and finished strong Rather
Royal ran seven furlongs fast in an at
tempt 10 nip the winner and weakened
the final eighth. Glaucus and Glenn were
r.arar In The hnnf
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BolsE-RUTTE GAME POSTPONED.

Boise, Ida, June 1s.-Boise- Butte game
postponed; rain. There will be two games
Sunday.
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Total distance u laps-sg56 s. miles
Average time of WINERIES miles o.
hour
Fastest lap-zZ.3A by Denison by Er-
The following table shows the -s--.
of the first five cars and order Of z-
ish:
Buick. Chevrolet. SO1.g9
Knox, BOrdue SOFA
LOcomObile, Robertson. $3.50
Fiat. Hearne, S.22.14
Standardization Fuz1aHa--- F.He.--
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Cincinnati, June 19.-Covaleski held Gin
cinnati safe during the entire game today,
only one Of Griffith's men reaching third
base Score: r. II. +.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 l
Philadelphia ......-.--.--.---.--....2
Batteries-Dubuc and Mclean; COvales-
XII and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


Tacoma. June 19.-Score: r H. E.
Aberdeen ............. ........---..-7
Tacoma .................. .........4
Observation-Disclosures and Kreitz; Baker,
Claflin and Kellackey.
Seattle, June 19.-Score: r. II. z.
Seattle .............. ....-.....9 Il
Portland acknowledgements. - ]
Batteries-Miller and Custer; Samuels
and Murray.
Spokane. June 1s.Ascore: r H. z.
vancouver ............-... .---.---.-4 II
Spokane .................. ..........5 10 3
Batteries-Erickson and Sugden; Jensen
and Spencer
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Ship Restaurant Menu

At Saltsir today is psr excellence. ASK
for anything" City prices.
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New York June 19.-Washington and
New York divided a dOuble-header. Wash
ingtOn won the first game, to 4, New
York the second 6 to 3. Scores:
First game r. H. Z.
Washington ................ .......7 Is 3
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 3
Batteries-JOhnson and Street; Chesbro
and KleinOW
Second game R H E
Washington ................. ........3 II
rev 10TH D.
Batteries-Groom, Altrock and Street;
Lake and Kleiuow.
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SENATORS AGAIN
WALLOP LOCALS
Both Pitchers Hit Hard, but
HeIena'S BingIeS Do Most
Damage.
4*~4%+44+&A%% %+@****++%+-+k

; The last game of the series with >
y Helena will be played at Walker
; this afternoon. Annis is slated 10
> pitch for Salt Lake and Gordon Tor
\ Helena The two teams are now Z
/ even on the series. Butte will play >
4 here next week
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n the eleventh lap Chevrolet broke B
valve in a cylinder I'm such d --s---
that il could not be repaired. and F.
was forced to run the rest of the -s-
with three cylinders. which made his rs-
Torrance all the more remarkable b
offset this misfortune in a measure. ts
superior skill with which Ea and t5
mechauician handled the oil cans 7r--r
a stop at the repairing pits gained biz
time Of immense value later in the a.
The race. which showed an av=-ss
Of 49.25 miles an hour. was unusual
slow for cars Of the 5)-horseuower c-aa
Inc ract tnat the roadway at the turns
was literally cut TO ribbons by the a.
most continuous performance Of The tu
days racing slowed down the heavy --
tors to most unexpected deEre- s-s
upset all calculations.
The most conspicuous feature Of To-
days race from a technical Point b
view was the wonderfully consistent r.
Torrance Of Chevrolet. From the STAR
his average scarcely varied IS seconds
DenlsOn being put out Of the rIr--r
Robertson. at the wheel Of a L0com11
took up the task of beating the IssH-
Buick and, after running close sl---f
for three laps. jumped into the lead q
the tenth and held IL twice around AGAIN
seeing Chevrolet worn down and all t-
Vanquished by the terrific pace he hsi
set himself. his assistant at the rs--
pit repeatedly signaled him to give --
but he declined and. sUmm0uirz all I'll
strength. changed into the lead In O.
fourteenth lap and was never -Ezrest--
headed.
Bourque at no time was worse and n
the thirteenth lap took the lead for ]
brief interval, dropping back h-usTE|
10 second, which he held 20 the end.
Robertson Is Consistent.
RnT-a-fe1r- ran -..----..-.-----
toe. ''''' l--'" '' point '- -
At one time he had a lead Of q rt
ules ana II was generally conceded -1s'
barring just what did happen he cl-5
not be beaten. But at Lowell. Ls-t-FI
around the course. his magnet failed t.-
lie stalled He started again. but E
scarcely crossed the tape when Is
sparkiug instrument failed once u-s
This cost him the race.
Trouble resulting iu the withdraw
car after car characterized the race ir--
the start
Durman. in a Buick. ended his cares
in ditch I'm the sixth lap. with 3 rl-s
tank. He was quickly followed By DEL
lson In Knox, who was forced rI- r
engine trouble.
DenlsOn'S fate seemed uar-i-I- 1-Iv hard
because UP to the moment If his istsl
ne had waged an almost even duel T.-
Chevrolet.
The spectators saw no serious s-9
dents, but shortly after noon there E
q bit Of excitement when E-g.=-1
whtrling by the closing point rf his r-1-
round, swerved into the soft dirt az -i
same place at which St-=r- rar7Ti
escaped disaster I'm the Indiana --1E
contest.
Recovering control. h0wsrs-. The s1l
dard-Dayton swept on amid cheers.
Probably the most serious affair o. .i
Gay occurred when Robertson car ss
ded at the head Of the east s-5t-
struck Theodore Mueller. The fsgu5- 2
that point before he c0u.. leap ssl7
and broke his arm.
Altogether during the entire day s-
throughout the course there were
cases. mostly of faintin- and heat pros
uation. treated at the emergency hosp
TAI None Of these promises serious ---
sequences.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The following is the standing Of the
teams in the Saturday afternoon baseball
league:
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The Pembroke team defeated the Mine
& Smelter Supply team at Walkers field
yesterday by a score of 8 to f.
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The sugos defeated the Y. NJ. c. A. at
Cummings field yesterday by a score Of
10 to g.
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Second Race.

Altenberg fought with St. Joe for the
lead on the back stretch and from that
time on ne was never threatened. He
won in an exercise gallop. Creston was
never a contender but took third I'm a
good stretch run Biskra lost all chance
IL a jam at the start. Bon Ton was
practically left at the post. Royal Ben
was only good for half the distance.
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The Republicans defeated the o. S. L.
team at Wandamere yesterday by a score
of to l. The Republicans meet the Fort
Douglas team at Fort Douglas this morn
ing at 10 o'clock
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First Race.

Mouser got off fast taking the lead
early. She showed early speed, but was
weakening at the finish. Tourist got off
slow. but made Up ground fast and fin
ished with a rush. Elgin showed sur
prisingly good speed. Aunt Kit didn't
start quickly enough Byron 5as never
a contender.
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Boston, June 19.-Boston won from Phil
adelphia today, to 6, in a heavy batting
contest Nearly everyone Of the visitors
runs was earned by good hitting. but
errors and punched hits accounted for
BOstOnS victory. Score: r. II. Z.
Philadelphia ........................6 is
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Arellanes and Carrigan.
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