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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
AUTOMOBILE TIRE TROUBLES
END WITH INVENTION

The Armstrong Puncture Proof Tire
company. backed by salt Lake capital,
was organized last week to exploit the
invention of Charles -. Armstrong of
salt Lake. 4 patent has been Issued
and the discovery OF a puncturo proof
tire to replace inflated rubber tires will
reyolutionlze motor car travel. tho in
operators say
The principal feature of the Arm
strong PunCturc Proof Tire which has
recently been patented, IL the form and
combination of cork and other mater
ials. used 20 MI the usually inflated
hollow part Of rubber tires: the tire is
thus rendered absolutely immune from
injury by punctures, 1t can not collapse
even II "a hole or cut Is made clear
through II; under all conditions the tire
retains its shape and resilince. having
an IN" advantages and none Of the dis
advantages of inflated rubber tires
The invention can be used in any
tires for which an outer surface Of rub
Der is adapted and for any description
OF vehicle but especially automobile.
motorcycles. bicycles and carriages.
Inflated rubber tires that have been
rendered useless by punCturc on other
Injury, or bN wear, can be repaired and
made much more durable than In their
original condition. by reconstruction in
accordance with the Armstrong patent
process
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
OGDEN BUYS AUTOMOBILE
TANK AND HOSE WAGON

The city of ogden, Utah has pur-
chased n 3O-norsepowcr Stoddard- Day
ton car with chemical tank and hose
equipment for its fire department. re-
peatcd experiments having shown that
a reliable automobile with proper equip
ment Is able to reach fires and begin
work before the regular department
gets under way. Statistics compiled by
the department show that the Stoddard-
DAYTON has been the means Of extin-
gushing many fires without the as
sistanoe of the regular department
The extent TO which the modern mo-
tor car is adapting itself to business
requirements even though II preserves
its identity as n pleasure vehicle, was
shown in a significant manner during
the past week when the firm OF Allen
& Lewis, the largest wholesale grocery
concern In the northwest, with head
quarters in Portland, Oregon, pur-
chased four Maxwell cars for use by
their travelling statesmen who cover
oregon and the adjoining states. The
cars Included both touring and road
ster bodies The sale entirely supplants
the use OF horses. the hiring Of hacks
and a considerable use of railroads,
making the firm practically indcpend-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
CHAUFFEURS COMPELLED
TO PASS EXAMINATION

one of the requirements In New
Forks new motor car law is that all
chauffeurs must answer a list of ques-
tons promulgated by the state, These
bear on his personal habits as well
az his driving history and an cxamina-
ton Of any good sized collection Of APP
plication papers brings out some in
terestng facts. Recently 40 applica-
lions were forwarded TO Albany from
Pierce Arrow Motor car company.
That continuity OF employment is more
than a catch phrase at the Pierce Ar
row factory is shown by the fact that
of the 45 men 80 of them have been
with the company more than fve
years.
Some remarkable mileage has been
piled up by the as men. Their total
mileage as given in the applications FOR
licenses Is 943, 900 miles, an average
of 43177 miles each. Seven Of them
have driven 100000 miles or over and
two. both longtime members Of the
testing brigade have piloted cars more
than 25O0O0 miles, Most remarkable
Of all is the fact that despite the length
OF time the 40 have been driving, but
three OF them have been arrested for
speeding. and there have been but two
serious accidents, an average Of one
arrest for every 623, 500 miles and one
accident for every 97l 500 miles. In both
accidents the drivers of the cars were
held absolutely blamelcss and not even
arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
MOTORDRONIE RACES.

Two nights on the motordrome track
are scheduled at Wandamere for next
week. The outing Of the Loyal order or
Moose which was TO have been held last
Thursday was postponed on account OF
the rain until Monday. and with Il goes
tho racing of the speedy motorcycles and
automobiles on the motordrOme track
Then, too. there Is regular nights rae
Ing scheduled for next saturday.
Jake beRosicr sent "A telegram to A.
sistant Manager James Gum saying that
he would head Tor salt Lake on sunday
He viii arrive here on Tuesday and will
bring several fast racing machines with
him. Several new riders are also coming
from tho east ana viii sign up contracts
for the remainder OF the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
Chauffeur Il Charged With assault
With n Deadly Weapon"

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Holding that a
man who ran over n boy with an au-
tomobile should have been arrested on
a charge of assault with deadly
weapon" Municipal Judgt Gemmlll
yesterday expressed regret that he
could fine G. l.. Binder, a chauffeur
only 800. Otis G. Heard, - years old.
appeared in court, speeches. and par
Glyzed as the result Of the accident.
There's been an inexcusable mis-
take on the part of the police In your
arrest" said the judge. You are
charged with plain assault Tho max
imum fine IS 500 Your offcnse really
Is assault with a deadly weapon carry
ing sentence of six months In the
workhouse."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
MACKAY WANTS TO
PURCHASE FITZHERBERT

Saratoga Springs y. Y. Aug. 13.-Clar-
cncc u. AIackay. who has n breeding
farm In kentucky and markets his Med
dler yearllngs I'm England Is negotiating
with sam G. Hildreth for the purchase
Of Fitzherhert which Il generally rated
az one OF tho best horses ever bred and
raced IN this country only a few thou
sand dollars prevents the completion Of
the sale. Uildrcth mas fixed the price
al 5000 ana Mackay IL is said. Is will
ing 10 give sG0On
Hildreth sold Fitzhcrbcrt 10 John 4
Madden last winter for a price said 20
he $4,000. but he came back during the
spring meeting at Belmonnt park at an
advance OF 5000 II IS understood that
Mr. Mackay is planning 10 ship Fitz-
herbert abroad. either to France or Eng
land to stand at the head OF breeding
farm which he may establish in one
country or the other
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BIG FIELD ENTERS
SWIMMING RACES
NincN-h,c Men VIII start Over Two
Mile Grind ln Chicago
River.

Chicago Aug. 13.-Nlncty-hve swim
mers. the largest nsld which ever started
m e. single race. viii leave the life-saving
station at the mouth OF the Chicago river
today shortly after noon IN the annual
two-milo grind of the Illinois Athletic
club for the 81 ,OlU cup put up by william
Hal- Thompson. The finish Will he at the
jackson boulevard bridge
Everyone OF the athletes entered sue
ccs~ fully passed the heart nerve and
luug tcst last night and WIS pronounced
Ht ion. the race The oldest contestant
Will Doc John Reltz 50 yrlrs old. while
the youngest Us % years old.
H. j. Handy who won the event last
year ard holds th, record OF 1910 for
tho course is n iEvDlItc This year. along
with Perry McGillivuy of the /. A. G..
and Michael MODermou II the Central
y. VI. G.. \.
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RIFLE MATCHES FOR
WIMBLEDON CUP
rs' Event Under Ausplcc, d, <.,,.
'''''e Association ncld at '''''I
Camp Perry.

camp Perry. o.. Aue q,
morning the first o., t6s gro' ','''o '
matches Of the National R,G. '' 'f'
, uon OF America wiu Doe shot " ia '-'
wimbledon cup match r,- ,b. Is We
cup presented to the asso.l,,,o ,,'''-'
MAJ Henry Fulton of gnrI' ''''" oI
match is shot at 1000 wards ..I j"
Uoh'estant Is allowed n,, "a, 'a'a
Hhots and 30 shots for r......., sN'Ns
An, ,t 7,i'St p"-aIoie score 100 nai.,.s
,scl - oH" any ammunition p,,, a.
ana lle match carrie. ,..,t's pe
b'ld' silver and bronze ms,,f ''.h .
81 WIN certain cash prizes ''s''t'
me Wimbledon Gun y,as fine,
Ivy 800 by Maj Henri, i",N
tnc famous Wimbeldon r,,,- -l''. 90
"hlcn thc cup takes it. p.,7., i.on
" massive piece or solid eif,..
urn OF a tankird. staudip. at iN NO
li.g,''s hlgh ana with capsclt,, [, 81
,"' salIohs. II is Il hapry rust,.-
wv winner To nll the cum rrJ ,
'ul" on the night OF tIa r.t.t
,I' front thc cup bears the f,ii,.
''i lp'Ipn Challenge cum rr.sl..
py the National Rifle ft,t'eNN.
connott a., '"''' 10 thc United States d.
and snotbn, at men annual meeting
thai IL u,a. .'S, flpuon Co the efsi
az bor ',celNcd from the hama,
T.,,,isn Ilshhess' the Princes
FuIton ~, -ns'"hu' hF Maj. Henry
Julv ISL" ~ winner at Wimbledon.
WIN the names OF the wlp,otss 'a ''l
their scores. ana
The conditions or III. ,,..,
bacu chance .' w Hdlcn having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
SALT LAKE LINES UP
AGAINST MURRAY TODAY

r"'h "a noN battery salt Lake will meet
Murray at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon tt
Recreation park iu the Shelter city Liuan
will pitch and Sweeney will catch. The
boys put up "a good game against Logan
and Manager Mike Donovan expects 20
win from the Murray leaders. There Will
also be two new men In the nutnold.
Irce and scott Will he the opposing bat
terry The salt Lake team M" T. the
Occidentals AZ Walkers field on the fol-
lowing afternoon.
The Occideutals go 10 Ogden this after
noon 10 meet Dad Glmlin's team at the
fair grounds Murray will make the
journey tomorrow 20 the junction city
TO play ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
CLARKE WINS BRIDE.

Jackie Clarke, the speedy Australian BIZ
cycle rider and Miss Rena Adeline Bray.
daughter Of Mrs. G. z, Bray Of f49 Fifth
East street. viii Ice married Aug. "a, ac-
cording 10 an announcement made yes
terdoy Miss Bray Is a popular young
Of her acquaintance and the announce
ment Of her engagement Is Of interest 20
bicycle fans as well as the friends of Miss
Bray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
HACKENsCHNuDT AGAIN

Young Hackcnschmldt. whose ability
as "a wrestler is drawing considerable
attention will meet Jack Drew Of Eng
land this afternoon AT the Lagoon on
bio cksmiths' day. HaCkcnschmidt threw
Drew In straight fails on Holanders' dav
ut the Lagoon last week hut The English
wrestler believes that he viii he able to
defeat his opponent this afternoon Hack
enschmidt Will challenge Mike Yokcl fot
"a match IN the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
YOUNG GIRL KILLS BLACK
BEAR WITH q RIFLE

Pendicton, or, Aug l3-Miss Grso,'
Bean, recent hish school graduate
and daughter OF Judge and Mrs H. J.
Bean of Pendlcton. yesterday shot and
killed a black bear with a 22-calbsr
rifle
In company with her mother Ms
Bean was riding through the Blu
mountains I'm an automobile They
found an unarmed man who had trecd
a bear Miss Bean stepped from u
automobile. armed with the tiny rife
and, taking careful aim, brought down
the bear with a shot through the heai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13

An appeal has been presented To the
municipal authorities of Atlanta, Ga.
asking them to prohibit the use of open
mufflers within the city limits. The
petition bears the signature of SOM
of the most prominent motorists In the
city.
It has been decided to start the Van
derbilt cup race on Long Island at day
break, which restores the event to tn
old time Rlamor and romance attend
ant upon sunrise go"
The Cleveland. Ohio. Automobile club
has begun the work OF posting signs
throughout northern Ohio. Routes will
be marked from Cleveland to Ashtab-
ula. Norwalk, Akron and Youngstown.
There are about 300. 900 cars being
operated In this country today, or one
for every 300 persons, according 10 the
latest census returns. Canada Is
thought to own about 1902 cars. or one
to every 1000 persons.
A piano firm which recently went
bankrupt, gave as one reason for its
troubles that people now-a-days buy
motor cars instead Of pianos. Now IL Is
found that the concerns liabilities were
only $4,000 and its assets about half
that figure.
Following a lapse into retirement,
which lasted for several years, the TIA
coma Automobile club OF Washington.
has been revived. and now numbers
some so active members. Working In
conjunction with the Tacoma club T.
the Tacoma Rotary club, whose object
Is to promote and encourage good roads
A one-eyed chauffeur may apply for
and obtain a license in New York. ac-
of state. In support OF his decision
that the absence of one eye does not
mean defective vision" the
trick Of marksmen who close one orb
to aim better. is cited.
A movement has been begun in Port
land. or, tn build an automobile road |
from that city to Astoria, at the mouth ,
OF the Columbia river with the OK |
penditure OF $50 900 IL is believed the |
present road can be put into condition |
SO that motor cars can make the trip |
In 10 hours.
Automobiles of Sullivan county, n.
Y, were given treat recently when |
two garage keepers In Monticello start.
I'd gasoline war. At one time the
price OF the oil was down as low a.
cent gallon, and motorists from an
over the county were supplying them
selves at this figure.
Automobile day will be a distinctl,c
part OF the Tompkins county fair
which will be held In EImira. n Y. on
sept. is. 10 and 90 Several automobile
races Will be run of and there viii by
number OF novel driving stunts
Members Of the Automobile CLUB
america who may hereafter be aires
ID within the confines OF Greater NeN
York for alleged violations of provi-
dons of the automobile laws will be
spared the necessity Of sending for
ome one to go on their bonds. as tho
hub has made arrangements t. fur
lish bail bond to members OF the or
yanization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
SPANISH FORK MAKES
ONLY SCORE ON ERROR

Payson. Aug B-rhe Payson team DC
feated spanish Fork In fast game by a
score OF to .. In the sixth inning HaW-
kns at short missed a hard grOunder
and allowed two men to score or Spanish
FORK would have been shut out Harri-
son pitched hne ball and was given OK
ccllent support. He always had the game
well IN hand
Cook was hit freely and at times his
support was ragged. The Payson batters
punched their hits AT opportune times and
won.
Score by innings; r
Payson .,.......... ........... 900 on O3O-5
SVfN0H fbIk ftt.tsftt 10 W. HFl -
i--- Batteries-Paysnn, Harrison and
Done. Spanish FORK. cook and Holt
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CARDINALS HIT MoREN.

Philadelphia. Aug. Est Louis broke
It's long losing streak today by defeating
Philadelphia. n To . The visitors hit
Morcn's delivery hard punching hits in
three innings and knocking him on the
rubber IN the sixth.
Score: r. n. T.
-. LOUIS .....,.....,,, ......,.......ll l3
lulluutlnhlh trtsssft-s ssssssrsssss = > }
gdou ana Bresnahan;
MOrcn. Brennan and Doom.
Gmptres-R gler and Emslie.
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WILLIAMS WINS GAME.
CspeciaI 10 Thu NewsD

IhpeUIHI % ThU NNWs-
Heber. Aug l3-The Hcber city base
hall team defeated the n e. NJ l. nine
81 a. fast game yesterday afternoon by
a score of Q to- o Williams was on the
slab FOR the locals and receiving fine sup
Port pitched q winning game. He allow
Cd two hits and struck out II men. Bar
bor for the n. c. VI. !. gave six hits and
famed eight men. The score by innings;
r. n T.
y. G NJ l. ,..,........O02 Oo0 0iO-3 0
Hsber .............. 900 $50 los
Battcrics- Barber and Young, Williams
and Nelson
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WILL PICK TEAM.

New York. Aug i3-The English Lawn
Tennis association has announced that
the Davis cup team for Australia will he
picked from "A quartet composed OF G. i
Dixon. j. G. Parke T. NJ. MaVrogordato
and a II. Lowe. II is not exactly known
yet which OF those named will he drop
ped, but II Is pretty certain that Dixon
and Parke will make the team Both
these players came To America last year
Cor the preliminary round and they were
both beaten by W. \. Larned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
RETAIL CLERKS TO GIVE
A BENEFIT BALL GAME

The Retail Clerks viii give bcneht
for j. J. Elder I'm the FORM of a baseball
game at walkers nCld tomorrow at 10
ann. with the Wageners nine. j. j. Elder
former secretary of the r.. j. c. local
COS, has been very III for some months
general call has been issued for all
clerks TO turn out and give "a .rousiug ben
EFT. As both teams have been practising
FOR some weeks an excellent game is as
surcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
TEAMS MEET TODAY.

Especial to The News)
Provo, Aug. l3-The T. g. NJ l. (of salt
Lake. baseball team Will play the Provo
team on the - Y. T.. campus this after
noon. \ big attendance is expected as
several people are coming down with the
salt Lake team. and Provo fans are anx-
luus to see the game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
RACES POSTPONED.

Threatening weather Friday night lei
TO the pOstpOuement OF the bicycle races
at the salt Palace saucer track with
Major Taylor and lver Lawson I'm n
match race, best two uut OF three one
mile heats. as the feature. the same pro-
gram Will be run OF next Tuesday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
son BEAT BOSTON.

Chicago. Aug 12-The locals made
it four straight from Boston today, win
ming in 10 Innings. { To- g. on singles by.
Scott and Zeider The Chicago team got
away TO one-run lead in the first.
Score: r. H. e
BOSTON +....,........ .. ,...t.........3
Chicago .....,.... ............. .......4
batteries Ball and Carrigan. Scott
and Sullivan
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Boston Aug i2-Chicago won from
Boston today. to B. the winning runs
coming I'm the seventh inning on punched
hits. an error and two bases on balls
Score: Il. II. L
Chicago ........,.,. ........s...,......o 10 !
Boston ,.-.....,... .....,......-.......d u /
Batteries Reulbach. Brown and king,
Fruck and Graham.
t'mpires-l<lem and Kane.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
LEADERS HIT SUMMERS.

Detroit Aug i2-Phiadelphia got
three home runs on Summers today, ac-
counting for five tallies. enough TO beat
Detroit without the aid OF two runs that
came from other sources.
Score. r II. T.
philadelphia ............ ..........7 ~ 3
DelfVlt .s.s.s.ts.t-.-. .s.s.t+-.t..t.ttl 3 q
Batteries-Iiank and Thomas sum
mcrs and StanHge.
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RALLY IN NINTH.

ST. Louis. Aug Est Louis defeat
ed New York today with -four runs in
the ninth inning. TO T. Crisis and Stone
batted ia the winning runs.
Score: II. VI. f.
ST Louis ........,...t. ..............a ?
New York ................i 10 ,
Hatteries--Hay and Knlifer: quinn and
Mitchell.
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REDS BAT OUT VICTORY.

New York Aug. 12.-Cincinnau got
Il hits on Crandall and Wiltse today.
while New Work was making five of
Burns and Beebe. but the visitors had all
they could do to capture the game by
10 T.
score: RH r.
Cincinnati ............ .-.............o II !
New YORK ...t.s....t...-.. ,.,..,'t.@ I
Batteries Burns. Beebe and Clarke.
Crandal. Wiltse and Myers.
Umpires--Johnstouc and Eason.
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OHIO TEAM WINS.

Camp Perry. o., Aug 12-The Ohio
rife team this morning won t6z Herrlck
match and the S30a1 trophy and 500 by
the score of 60.
For Ohio Lieut.. Col c. y Winder scor-
Cd high on the three ranFss-220 Capt.
J O. Stemple was second with 2ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
SALT LAKE RIDERS
SHOW GREAT SPEED

Philadelphia, Aug. Zone of the
features OF the motorcycle races held here
today under the auspices Of the Fedora
ton OF American Motorcycles was mile
made IN q 3-5 seconds by NJ. r. Graves
establishing new record for the Point
Breeze track, where the races were held.
lie rode Mcrkel machine.
Tho previous track record for mile
was hsld by Barney Oldneld in an auto
mobile. who circled the mile track last
Saturday In 50 80 seconds
Raymond seymour won the one-mile
amateur national championship. the big
event on the days program. His time
was 90. NJ Graves was second and
walter George third The iO-mile inyi-
tation event was also won by Seymour On
lO.ll 10. lie covered the second mlfS In
81 80 seconds. breaking the track record
OF o. 3-j seconds,
seymour and Graves arc both Salt Lake
stars and have been racing I'm the anna
teur class at the mOtordrome during the
early part OF the season. They sccurou
release from the mann cement to ride
IN the national championship races As
soon as the meet IS over they will return
10 salt Lake with "A number of other mo-
torcycle riders and finish the season here.
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WILSON RELEASED.

Detroit. Aug 12-Earl Wilson, the
pitched from the Detroit American
league baseball club got from Peoria,
was released to Toronto Of the Eastern
league. He will be recalled next spring.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

score: n, IT, r.
Sacramento ...... .... ...........l
Portland ......., ...-... .... ,.......,2 lp
Batteries Baum and Spokesman, Gregg
and Fisher
SAN Francisco cal. Aus. IA
score: r. II. T.
vernon .-t.tt ,.....-t ..'.t-.-.......tl !"
oakland .s...t-. ..-t.tt..t tf.t..ttttf W
Batteries schacfer ana e. Hogan Mo-
ser and Thomas
Los Angeles cal. Aug. r.
score: r. n T.
Los Angeles ...,.. ...,.,..,....-...,4
san Francisco ...... .....-...,..,...2 .
Batteries Tuorsru and Warning. Henley
uud Berry.
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The Motorcycle postponed Thursday
Monday
TIL MONDAY The management
Races Automobile Il.
Paced Wonder
Bert smapmg
miles against Barney world eoord
Tho o the TEN MILE MOOSE Hanacan
with all the Professional enees
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OF PREVAILING ATHLETIC SPORTS

ent OF travelling conditions yet onab-
ing the statesmen to cover a vast
amount of territory
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha. II, Topeka, g.
At Des Moines-Wichita, 81 Des
Moincs, T.
At Sioux City-Sioux city. 3: St Jo-
seph l.
At Linccln-Lincoln, .. Denver, .
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIRATES STILL WINNING.

Brooklyn, Aug. 12-Pittsburg took
another close contest from Brooklyn to-
daN. 3 to q The visitors made Il
hits Including two doubles and a triple,
on Bell but brilliant nclding held the
runs down.
Scor-. n. II +
Ptttsburg ..-...,.,. ..... .....'.''.''.t3 u
Brooklyn ...+t-t... ..-.s+..ss.'t.'.s'- "
Battcries-Ii cneld. Lever and Gibson;
Sell and Bergen.
t-mpires-O' Day and Brennan.
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MAPS DRAW BLANK.

beaten in thu nrst inning by Washington
today, the hnal score heiug TO o.
Score II. II. r
ClcVe land ......-..... ...- ..... % 6 .
Washington ........... ...... .........q n o
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ADVANCEMENT.

Peters Barber shop. fsE. end South
Is now open at the new location, rs
T.. end South. Clean new, sanitary.
Your patronage is solicited.
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At acknowledgements. .; Milwau-
kee. 3.
At St Paul-Minneapolis, j., St
Paul. o.
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Batteries-ilarkuess, Mitchell and East
orly. Reisling aud Ainsmith.