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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
RACE BETTING TO
Be DISCUSSED
Matters That Will Probably
Come Before Council
Meeting Tonight.

Betting on the races and its attendant
evils will be a topic for discussion at the
meeting Of the city council this evening.
L. d. Martin, councilman from the First
ward, Will open the subject and will move
a resolution directing the chief of police
to stop gambling in the form now being
permitted at the fair grounds. L. e.
Wood. from the Second ward will COM
plicate matters by lacking to Mr.. Martin S
resolution a rider calling attention to the
red light district The members of the
council are about evenly divided on the
race question.
1t is probable that p. J. MOran's work
on the intercepting ever outlet will come
in for some discussion. Moran was or
dered 10 stop the leaks and was appar-
emily given free hand in so doing. He
has finished the work. but will have a
bill Of nearly $4,000. 1t was thought that
a little cement at a cost Of several thou
sand dollars, would do the business. but
Mr.. Moran covered the PIPES for a good
many hundred feet Nobody seems to
know who gave the order to have this
work done and some inquiries will be
made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MONTANA COWBOY
MAY BEAT JACK
Jeffries viii Not Be Surprised
to See KetCheI Defeat John
son This Fall.

New York, June 6.-James j. Jeffriss
has declared that he will fight Jack John
son for the heavyweight championship.
but from statements made in communics-
tons to his friends here today. the one
time maker Of boilers would not ue sur
prised IL Stanley ketchel knocked oct the
negro title-holder I'm their bout at Colma,
Cal, next October. Admirers OF KetcheI
believe the Michigan fighter will find
some way TO pen strate the guard and de-
Tense of Johnson. and make him quit with
body blows. Ketchel himself SAYS that
Johnson cannot take a beating. The
Michigan middleweight will be given an
opportunity to show whether he has
gained in ring science when next Wednes-
day night he meets Jack O'Brien I'm a six
round go at Philadelphia. O'Brien is a
hard man to beat in a six-rOund bout.
and Ketchei viii be lucky to get to the
Philadelphia before the final gong. This
interesting pair met once before, and I'm
ten-rcund bout ketChel won For seven
rounds O'Brien had the Michigan fighter
confused and Outboxed but In the last
three rounds ketchel worked under
.O'Brien's guard and sent the Philadelphia
man to the floor repeatedly
Since then ketchel has been roaming
the country meeting second raters and
incidentally preparing himself for the
smpionship fight with Johnson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07

/ BIKE RIDERS TRAINING HARD
Pace Followers Keeling Of the Miles
Around the 0ne-Twenty Mark
At Salt Palace Saucer.

A crowd Of cycling fans numbering sew
oral hundred spent a greater part Of
yesterday afternoon watching the riders
train at the Salt Palace. In the fight
for supremacy this year the field Is so
close that the boys realize a little the
best Of il in condition means a first on
the next race night. and for this reason
the riders as a whole are training harder
than ever before SamuelsOn, Munroe
and Wilcox were all working hard be-
mind motors for their race next Tuesday
night. This will be the first motor paced
race Of the year. and condition will go
a long way toward winning Il. The three
men named are among the best pace fol-
lowers at the track, or were last year,
and each one is anxious to get away with
the opening paced race, as It means more
matches with the other pace followers
Samuelson will be paced by his brother
Wilcox by Mccormick and Muuroe by
Whittier In yesterdays workouts the
boys were all riding around at / Y, which
IS close TO the saucer track record.
Race Track Notes.
Harking to the public demand for a
change in the time Of starting the racing
each afternoon. General Manager w. W
Finn has set the time of the first race a
half hour later than usual Hereafter
the horses for the first race each day will
go down to the post at 2:30 o'clock sharp.
The great horse GlOriO is going great
guns and will be seen under silks some
time this week
Bar opening day and Memorial day. the
attendance Of Saturday was the best OF
the meeting so far Just SOP persons
registered at the turnstiles, as against
Alp on the preceding Saturday.
The next big stake event will be the
Juvenile stakes Of week from next Sat
urday. At this time the good colt Penn
looks like the winner. The stakes value
is 500.
Ladies day Is the big success of the
meeting. Every box and every reserved
seat in the grand stand was occupied on
last Friday A reviewer declares the
fair grounds crowds are better dressed
and more sprightly than any seen in Cal
ifOFnia last winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. So Postohice
Place.
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Helena
Salt Lake,

Totals ..-aaa4.sss rHoU o II q II
Stated for Johnson in ninth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
UTAH FUEL CLAIMS GAME.

me clerks in the office Of the Utah
ru5i company defeated the Standish nine
az Liberty park Sunday morning. At the
q 2. eglnnlng of the last half the score was
- 20 Us, ana the Standish men got in two
runs, making the score lis to IL 6is
que arose about the last run. as a man
vl second was put out, making the third
man out so the score should have been
sa--5a l. 70 Us in favor of the Fuel conn
80. me Fuel company clerks offered
10 play another inning to decide tbe r1,at-
80 oQt The Standish nine refused. there
WV Lle Euel COMPANY claims the game
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
A TEMPERANCE TALE.
CIansas civ JournaI.l

law which goes into effect in Kansas has
revived al old story on the subject. A
stranger went into a Kansas drllE store
and asked for some whisky.
Il can't sell you any whisky" said the
druggist
But I m sick" persisted the stranger.
That won't help any replied the drug
gist- 1T don't make any difference
can't sell YOU any whisky for being sick 80
We'll, what can you sell it to me for?''
asked the stranger.
THE only thing We can sell whisky for
in this twn," said the druggist. lis for
snake bites. Hold up now, don't ask me-
where to get bitten. No use. There is
only one snake in town. and he is engaged
for three weeks ahead"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
SAYINGS OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD

tLOndon Tattler.)
When Judge Talfour. the author of
Ion" one day met the wit he was &C
costed with the query, Have you any
more Ions I'm the fire o.
JerrOld was present on one occasion
when guns announced the birth Of a
prince. How they do powder these
hahiesi" he remarked.
call that a kind man. said an en-
RACED actor OF another who habitually
neglected his home; "a man who is away
from his wife and family and never sends
them q cent. You call that kindness e.
Yes" chimed in Jerrold, "unremitting
kindness.
Speaking Of Australia. Earth" said he
lis here so kind that just tickle her with a
hoe and she laughs with a harvest
on a Frenchman becoming enthusiastic
over the subject Of e proposed Anglo
French alliance and stating that he was
proud TO see the French and English
such good friends at last, Jerrold said.
Tut. the best thing I know between
France and England is-the sea"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
IDAHO MAY HAVE
RUNNING MEETING

Occur d'Alene. Ida, June 6.-Today J.
II. Fletcher, secretary of the Driving
club. sent a telegram to a syndicate, the
name of which is withheld, asking that
a representative be sent to this city at
once in order that a racing course may
be established on the clubs grounds and
to conduct a meet of about thirty days
this fall, the syndicate to finance the
proposition. It is claimed since Idaho has
no law on racing, Occur d'Alene may fur
nish an ideal opening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
DOSE OF MORPHINE ENDS
LIFE OF LILLE HUSTON
Woman Who Wished to Die Success
full in Suicidal Attempt Despite
Efforts of PhYsicians-
,rts OF Physicians.

Lille Huston, who took morphine with
suicidal intent early Saturday, died at
Holy Cross hospital late last night. The
womans death was in accordance win
her expressed wish when she took the IA
tai draught. for while the police surgeon
worked faithfully in an effort to save her
she pleaded to BE- let alone that she might
die
4 want TO go where George went. and
be with him." she moaned. Without
him there is nothing to live for. Please
please let me die
The unfortunate woman referred To her
husband. a waiter who was found dead
on Tuesday in q bath tub i'm Vic's place
IS Orpheum avenue. the same place Whers
she swallowed the poison. Following his
death she grew Respondent and ali ef-
forts on the part of friends to bring cheer
into her life were fruitless
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
VIRTUES REWARD.


NEW York WORLDLY
Ghee upon a time there was a boy.
aaa ne applied for a Job.
we don't want lazy boys here. Are
'oL fond of work?" asked the boss.
n W. sir, answered the boy. looking
"'e ooss straight IN the face.
NO.. vH, you're not, aren't you? Well.
we want boy that is"
doggedIy. my i''sis'eu the OOE'
90 IN yes, there are. We had a dozen
, -s s..al Kind this morning looking for
d situation with us"
ls,i llo" do you know they are not
persisted the boy.
Why, they told me So
not a liar" ''u sO' 'u' 4 III
and he got the lob.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
W. 70 MAKE MONEY.
The Arznnauf.l

Mr.. Dingley was riding up one day in
the trolley car from the capitol with Mark
Hanna. He said: Mark YOU are many
years younger than 7 an and you have
made millions. ] never have been able to
get ahead Of the game in life, and yet my
legislation has made rich men richer
and poor men rich Now, how do they
do it,"
Hanna said. "Dingley. I can tell YOU
right off how to make . per cent on your
investment.
Dinghy turned eagerly to his supposed
benefactor and said For heavens sake.
Mark how"
Why" said Hanna. these scent tick
cts upon which We ride are sold by the
railroad company in a bunch at . per
cert discount. There is your fortune If
YOU invest enough"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
MONTANA TOURNAMENT.

Great Falls. Mont, June 6.-The tourna-
ment of the State Sportsmen's associa-
ton ended here this afternoon. Rene
Prosser of Helena won the individual
championship, with a score Of IS out Of a
possible 80. The handicap medal shoot at
100 targets was won by W. J, Cummings
of Stockett, with 90. J. NJ. Caunt Of Great
Falls was second, with a score Of 81.
Drilling rain and cloudy weather pre-
vented the best scores on the closing day.
The association meets next year at Mis-
soula. G.. H. Smith of Butte, secretary of
the association, will be presented by the
members with a silver wine set at the
close Of the meeting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
WEEKLY SMOKER AT
ST. REGIS TONIGHT

The regular weekly smoker Of the St
Regis club will be held at the Auditor
ium this evening and a strong card. in
Guiding a battle royal, is on the docket.
The feature event will be the go between
Peanut Sinclair and Tommy Fitzgerald.
The latter has claimed the championship
around Salt Lake for two years, and
Peanut disputes the claim.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
A Rude AWAKENING

-'--7-n j. Hampton I'm the Bohemian.
iaey were talking Of ages
A glddy, old beau.
ana a pretty young maiden
or eighteen or SO.
am scarcely too ancient
NJ OF YOU. dear. am II"
ne Whispered her SOFTLY
through a plaintive sigh.
A. The years are as nothing
ms heartbeats came fast.
ne thought ne had captured
A maiden at last
m tne years are as nothing.
pear major. said she
me YOU Will always
he Just twenty-three.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
FLANAGAN BREAKS
HAMMER RECORD

y New York, June 6-John J. Elan \
y agan of the Irish-American Athletic >
y club made a worlds record with the =
= 16-pound hammer thrown from a !
y seven-foot circle at Celtic Park :
: Long Island City, today of ia feet ,
= gas inches. The former record. 173 =
Z feet inches, was held by Mathew !
y McGrath.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
Yesterdays
Results.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. June 6-Brooklyn lost both
games of a dOuble-header here today.
Cakes, Cincinnats center fielder. sur
fered a slight conclusion of the brain in
a collision with Alpeman In the second
game. He will be laid up for some days.
Scores.
First game r. H. e.
cincinnati --...- .-..-.-.........-. 5
Brooklyn ...... ..-............... 10 I
Batteries-Gasper and Mclean: Scanlon
and Dunn. Umpires-Klem and O'Day.
Second game r. H E
Cincinnati ...... ................. 8 I
bIOOhlyu .-.-t- .-.-.---..-.-..---
Batteries Ewing. Dubec and Mclean;
Rucker and Marshall. Umpires-O'Day
and Klein.
Chicago. June 6-Chicago won from
Philadelphia today in the twelfth inning
] to Q, in a great pitching duel between
Reuibach and Moore. A steal following
an error by Doom in the twelfth and Hor-
mans clean hit to right scored Evers.
Score: r. H. L.
Philadelphia ...... .............. .
and Doom. Umpires-Cusack and john
stone.
St Louis. June 6-New York defeated
ST. Louis easily today, 70 to 1. Lush was
hit hard and was driven from the box in
the sixth inning, when eight runs were
scored. Score: r. II. E
y LOUIS '''-''-''''.''''.-...'..-. s
New York -.-.--.-...-..-..-.-.... y Il q
Batteries-Higgins, More and Bliss;
Wiltse and Miers.
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RESULTS AT PARIS.

Paris. June Sat the Chantilly course
today Edmund Blanc's Union won the
PriX de Diane, the French Oaks, for
3-year-Old fillies, at ten furlongs. The
value Of the stake was $1,000. Union
was first by a sCant head. W. K. Van
derbilts Silver Streak was unplaCed
Mason Carnes' FL Biarran was unplaced
in the Prix des Ecuries, a handicap at
a mile and d half.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
sUeDUED MISUNDERSTANDING
Csan Francisco Argonaut)

OF notwithstanding north Of the Tweed
there is the story OF the Scot and his
wheelbarrow which has been fathered
upon Sir Archibald Geikie. Donald was
hanmaring away Al the bottom Of his
garden when his wife came TO the door.
Mon" she said. you're making much
cIatter What will the neebours ssy2'
Dom the neebours" said the busy one.
II rnaun get ma barra mendit"
"Ob. but DonaF. it's vera vrang to work
on Sawbuth. expostulatsd the good
wife, we ought TO use screws
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
.HEBER TAKES TWO GAMES
FROM THE LEHI TEAM

Heber. June 6.-Lehi and Heber played
a match game here on Friday and Heber
won by a score Of 20 to Z. Lehi changed
batteries in the sixth inning, but the new
battery did not better conditions any, and
Heber continued to pile up the runs. Gov
ernor Spry and his staff were spectators
in the grand stand to see the game. The
batteries We're: For Heber. Jackson and
Wheeler, Whipple and Jackson; for Lehi.
johnson and Nelson. Umpire, MOulton.
On Saturday morning the two teams met
again IN a seven-inning contest and Heber
again won by a score of Is to u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
MCDONALD GETS A DRAW.

Word was received vester day from Jim
nay Mcdonald the well known boxer. that
he met Dick Gilbert OF Montrose in a
ten-rOUnd bout at Fort Collins last week.
The bout went to a draw. Gilbert out
weighed Mcdonald by seven pounds. Nc
Donald was to have fought Jack Tip
pets at Rock Springs, but the match fell
through.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
ROCK SPRINGS, 10; EVANSTON, 2.

Rock Springs, WyO.. June 6.--In a one
sided game here today the local base
ball team defeated the Evanston club
by a score Of 10 to 2 The hits Of the
teams were evenly divided. but the cost
" errors of the Evanston players pre-
esting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
GERMAN BALLOONS RACE

Essen. Russian Poland. June 6.-Thir-
teen German balloons started today from
here on a long-distance trial race. The
three making the best records will take
part in the race for the international cup
in Switzerland in the fan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
The WeIls-Fargo Express company's
Nd Wageners defea
Auerbach
SCHOOLS TRAINING
FOR GO AT LANDER

Cheyenne June 6-Muggsy Schools
started training today for his 45-rOund
bout with the Wisconsin Kid. which takes
place at Lander, Wyo., on July Z.
Schools states that II he is successful
in this bout, ne will go after a match
with Phil Kearney of Denver, who is
considered the best lightweight in the
Rocky Mountain region.
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WHERE OLLIE DRAWS LINE.
~ York Sun

new 10rh sum- q
There was a Quick exchange OF wit one
day between Congressman Sharp Of ohio
and Congressman james Of Kentucky. MT.
sharp was defining his political creed lie
said:
Il want protection for every industry
until It is able to stand on its own feet 80
.4T'U 20 that far: I'll favor protecting in
dustries until they can stand GA their own
sect. bat I don't feel Ike continuing that
protection until they stand upon every
booy elses feet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
AMATEUR GAME At OGDEN.

Ogden. June 6.-The Republican base
hall team of Salt Lake was defeated by
the Goddard team OF Ogden at the fair
grounds this afternoon by score Of y 10
3 The game was poorly played and was
not largely attended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
PARK CITY JUNIORS
DEFEAT 0NTARI0S
Especial to The He-ald }

Park City. June 6.-The Park City Ju-
niOrs defeated the Ontario team here to-
day in a City league game by q score Of
y to 10. The game went ten innings
was close all the way through and was
a spectators standpoint seen here this
year. The batteries were: For the Ju-
niors, Ely, Galligan and Stanley; for the
Ontario team, Williams, Billings and Tay-
lor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07

TWo-base Install, Goodman, S. Thorn
as. C. Thomas. Lussi 3 Three-base hits
Lussi Irby. Sacrifice fly-Whaling.
Stolen base-Morse. Left on bases-Hel-
eua 10; salt lake s. Passed ball-Thom-
as. Hit by pitcher-Head. Bases on balls
off Hall 8. off Hunt 1. Struck out-By
Hunt !; by Johnson 4. Innings pitched
BY Hall 9, by Hunt s. Sacrifice hits
Sits 2, Mo5re, Hammond, Head Time of
game-2 hours, Umpire-Carney. At
tendance-700. Weather-Ccld and cloudy.
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Butte. II. Stolen bases-Petrie C2). But
i .eE y, fitzgerald Sacrifice hits-Camp-
bell Fitzgerald Lodell. Elsev. Rutier
Iwo-base hits-Nehring, Marshall. 10
dell Three-ba nits-Nelck. Gardner.
Home run-Petrie. Double play-Eisey to
gardner, Struck out-By Butler. q: bv
3NcAdams, g. Base on balls-Off Butler.
or McAdams, Z. Wild pitch-Mc-
Adams Hit by pitcher-By Butler. Turk.
6y McAdams, Nelck. Time of game-I:45
Attendance - $50. Umpire - McKibbon
Weather cold
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
SALT LAKE BEATS
HELENA AGAIN
Hiftinu of LuSSi Is Feature of
Game-LoCaIS in Sec
ond Place.
Intsrnountain League.
Tuna an The most excitin

Helena, June SIN the most exciting
-sr,a Of baseball seen here this season,
sslt lake defeated Helena today by a
..,ra of 10 10 S. Both teams were in the
80 several times. and in the seventh
jrTirg the score was lied, Salt Lake win
~ In the eiFnth. Pitcher JOhnson's poor
,f7si5frg lost the game Bussis stick work
vas a feature Score;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
OCEAN TO OCEAN RACE.

Chicago, June 6-FOur cars Of the
coast-to-coast automobiles left here to-
day for St Louis The Italian car did
not arrive until $50 D. M, and viii leave
at $50 a. m. tomorrow. The two Ford
cars started al o'clock this morning.
and the Acme and ShawnUt machines
left at I o'clock this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
CHANCE SOON TO PLAY AGAIN,

Chicago. June 1.-THE injured shoulder
of Manager Frank l. Chance Of the Chi
csgo Nationals has mended properly and
the leader Of the worlds champions will
be able to resume his place at first base
within two weeks.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-St. Paul, 0; Toledo. 4
At Indianapolis-Ind 4; Mime
apOlis, 3.
At Lsouisville-Louisville, 2; Kansas
| City 6.
AT Columbus-Columbus, Z; Milwau-
kep /
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BOISE, 5; BUTTE, z.
Miners Play Errorless Ball, but Lose
the Game.

Butte Mont, June 6.-Butier kept his
hits toe well scattered for them to be
made effective by Butte today. Petrie
made the first home run this season on
lne Suite grounds. Butte played its
first errorless game at home this after
noon. The score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-07
More Seats Ready Tonight

For the thousands who go to Wanda
mere to see Pains fireworks-'Ve
suvius."
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All This Week, wandamere.

n engagement of Pains "Vesuv
Aomittance to park after 6 .
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Water Just Right
Herald Free Cooking School.

At SaltaiT. Bathing never better.
New suits. Co in Round trip CSC.
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RIFLE CLUB SCORES.

Taylor was high man at the Rifle club
range yesterday. Weather conditions
were ideal for shooting.
Ax-ar-
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Standing Of
Teams.
COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, June 6-Portland was unable
20 MT ID pinch in the game today with
Vernon. and though The locals got two
hlts to the visitors one, they lost Score:
r. H. Z.
Portland . - 3
Batteries-Harkins and Kinkel; Druhot,
ArmbrusteT and Fisher
Los Angeles. June 6.-Honors were even
ly divided today, Los Angeles winning this
morning, ! to o. and San Francisco tax
ing the afternoon game. to 3. The
morning event was a pitchers battle be
tween kOestner and Browning, which took
eleven innings TO decide. Two errors by
Howard cost the afternoon game to Los
Angeles. Scores:
Morning game: r. H Z.
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0
san Francisco ....................
Batteries-Koestner and Orendorff;
Browning and Berry.
Afternoon game: r. H Z.
San Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
Batteries-Hosp and Orendorff; Eastley
and Berry.
San Francisco. June e-Oakland took
belated revenge today for long series
Of reverses at the hands of the Sacra-
mento team by taking both teams from
the capitol city men. The morning score
Of to ! was duplicated in the after
noon. Scores:
Morning game: R H E
SahIaIo .-''-.-- -'-.----......--..- :
sacramento ..-..... ............... 3
Batteries-Boyce and Lewis; Ehman
and Byrnes
Afternoon game: r H E
Oakland ....-. ...,................. 3
Batteries-Nelson and LaLonge; Baum
and Byrnes.
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so1 MN evening at Sis the next les
sebooI re ~ given at the Herald Cooking
O"ily han, f3S S. Second East.
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Next lesson Tuesday evening. s:15
Unity hall. 13S South Second East.
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son viii be given at the Herald Cookfre
School, Unity hall, 13S S. Second East
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