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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
NATIONAL|T|ES
FOR MARATHON DERBY

New York. March 26.-Seven nationali-
ties will be represented In the Marathon
derby which is to be run at the Polo
grounds here a week from today. The
entries include two Americans, Johnny
Hayes and Hans Holmer; two Irishmen,
Frank Clarke, winner of this years Ed
lnburgh classic and Jim Crowley; one
Englishman, Percy Sellen; an Indian,
Paul Acoose; the Swedes, Thule johann
son and Gustaf Yjungstrom; Canada
latest speed marvel, Fred Meadows; and
the Italian Marathon champion, Umberto
Blaise, who is now on his way here.
The tricolor Of the French nation may
also be seen at the starting post, as last
years winner of the derby, Henri ST.
Yves, is nibbling at the bait and may be
here In time to compete.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
OVER LONG ROUTE FOR
MEXICAN RING TITLE

City of Mexico, March 2e-Jack Con-
nell OF Canada, former sparring partner
of Stanley Kstchel. win fight Around
battle with Sailor Williams of England at
Salina Cruz during the first week In April.
for the championship of Mexico.
Connel1 Is the new champion of Mexico,
having won that title last Sunday night
by defeating Jim Smith, the negro, and
by the further reason that Mitchell, the
former champion. has left the country
and refuses to meet the Canadian
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
LIBERTY STAKE LEAGUE
WINDING Up SEASON
Ninth Ward Five Has Cinch on First
Division Pennant, But Junior
Division Unsettled.

Next Tuesday will see the windup Of
the Liberty Stake basketball league,
when the Ninth and Thirty third and
First and Tenth wards clash. The
Ninth. with a perfect record. cannot
now lose the league championship, but
the Thirty-t third five is playing strong
er now than at the first of the sea-
son, and promise to be the first to take
their goat
In the junior division, the Third
ward, who were conceded to have a
cinch on the pennant, seem to be los
ing their grip, and now 1t Is almost
certain that they will have to play an
extra game with the First ward, to
decide the custody of the pennant. The
standing of the teams are:
SENIOR
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

The arbitration board appointed by
the University OF Utah and the B. Y. o.
to settle the track differences between
the two schools has returned a verdict
in favor of the University of Utah. This
decision Of the board means that for
the coming track season the best men
on the B. Y. u. team will be disquali-
fled from the track work.
The differences between the two
schools started over the adoption by
the Utah Intercollegiate association of
the four-year rule, which prohibits men
from taking part in athletics after four
years of work. At this time Utah had
a signed contract with the B. Y. U.
which stated that the meet would be
governed by the rules Of the u. /. G.
Coach Bennion and the athletic board
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WET WEATHER DAMPENS
BASEBALL SPIRITS AT "U"

The last few days OF cold, wet wealth
er has had a decidedly bad effect upon
the baseball team of the University of
Utah. The team has been practicing
hard for the past two weeks In prep
aration for their first game OF the
league series. which will be played the
coming Saturday with L D. S. U. on
the Fort Douglas diamond
Captain Larson at the beginning OF
the year had one of the best teams
ever seen ON the university campus,
but owing to eligibility rules the pros
poets for first class team are not now
as bright. If weather conditions per-
nit, the men will do some hard work
the coming week IN order to get into
the best possible condition for the first
game.
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! Los Angeles, Cal. March 2e.-- :
\ Langford denied today that ne :
= would break his Philadelphia date :
= TO fight Stanley Ketchel in San :
= Francisco next month.
; st am going to fight Ketchel
\ six rounds In Philadelphia on !
: April a." was Langford's state I
= ment. 81 have signed no articles I
; calling for a fight In San Fran :
\ CISCO
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
DENVER MAKES STRONG
FINISH TO BEAT K. C,

Kansas City, March 2S-After playing
nine innings with Kansas City in the
lead, Denver made six runs In the ninth.
Score: r. H. z.
Kansas City ......................1 Is II 8
Denver 80, ..........,......,..,.. 8 8 4
Batteries-Suiiivan, Bolles, Roads, Dor
ner and Mailman; Wood. Herbert, Knoll
les, Yont and McCabe.
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GETS IN MONEY.
WILL BOX AS AGREED.

Paris, March 26.--In the Prix Rou-
mois, run at St. Ouen today, Frank
Gould's Aramon finished third.
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WESTON WALKS STRONG
TO SUNDAY REST POINT

La Plata, Mo-, March @.-Edward Pay
son Weston reached La Plata at s.4S
o'clock tonight after making 50 miles to-
day. He did not stop here, but went to
the farm house Of Judge Newton, two
miles east, where he viii spend Sunday
resting and writing.
He is ten days ahead OF his schedule.
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SIX FAR=REACHING
FOOTBALL CHANGES
Rules Committee M0difIes
Game to Make it Safe
and Yet Interesting

New York. 2eSx farTeachng changes the game
upon today by the intercollegiate football rules
committee the close Of twodays session in this city
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BY JOHN MORGAN, GARFIELD UTAH.


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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

Ethel, Mo, March 28-Weston arrived
at Ethel at 1910 p. m, having covered Is
miles since morning. After luncheon and
rest he resumed his journey and hopes
to reach La Plata tonight and remain
there over Sunday.
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White Sor Trip

Los Angeles, March s.-The Vernon
team Of the Coast league defeated the
White Sox No. ! today in the last game
Of the series between these two teams.
The score was to 4. The victory gives
Vernon a majority of the games played
between the two teams during the series.
Score: r. H. e.
White Sox ........................- ~
vernon .
Batteries-smith and McMurray; Stow
all, Willett, Breckenridge and Brown,
Hogan.
San Francisco, March 26.-1n q game
that was ali hits and errors, the Chicago
White Sox No. won from the San Fran
cisco team of the Pacific Coast league,
this afternoon, by score OF IL to 4
Score: r. H. E.
Chicago .......... ................12 II 3
San Francisco ...................... 13 s
Batteries-Young, White and Payne;
Meikle, Miller, Willis and Williams.
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Johnson VIII Mind Gleason

8Jac no 70 a with
his training plans the After
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Ann Arbor, Mich, March 26.-Michigan
defeated Cornell IN an indoor track meet
here tonight. 81 Is TO II -
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

DEMAND FOR FOOTBALL REFORM
PLACES SOCCER in LIMELIGHT

The following article football is from the pen of an old
player of the who for six years played Of the fast teams Of
Liverpool England The author says that during that time he
ceved injury than minor bruises.
Mr. Morgan has written J. Wall secretary of the English
ciaon advising him that would be big for the game America
Theodore Roosevelt invited award the the English cham
pionhip be played Crystal Palace London in April
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Game Draws Well.

On February last there were four
matches in the third round English cup
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MICHIGAN BEATS CORNELL

Batteries-Young, White and Payne;
feikle, Miller, Willis and Williams.
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Thin Out Plays.

Two schemes for the defining of the
width OF scrimmage lines were pro-
posed. One was an arbitrary limit OF
fsve wards on each SIDE Of the ball, the
othar was limitation Of the line CT de-
tense 10 the width OF the line Of the
offense: everything that leads to thin
out the line Invites mass plays. By
narrowing the lins. tbs comnittee hopes
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Alex Adamson, state league sec'y.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
OAKLAND EXPECTS
A GREAT MEETING
Many Stables From the East:
Salt Lake HOrSemen
Will Campaign.

san Francisco, Oct 1S.-"There will
be no lack of horses for the coming
meeting" said Secretary Percy Treat
Of the California Jockey club yester-
day. Reservations have already been
made for 700 horses. 1 expect that
there Will be LOO horses 10 partici-
pate in the meeting. 1t certainly looks
10 me as if all the outside stables will
also be occupied" Several important
reservations were made yesterday. NJ
&. Pritchard writes from Fort Erie
that he viii leave that place any day
for EmeryVille with a string OF mud
runners which Will include Hurrah,
Seymour BeutleT. Bonita, StrOme,
BambiO and Snow Bound. This Will
be PritchaTd's hrst experience at rae
ing in California.
Harry Fallehy is coming west with
Rosie POsie and several others.
one of the biggest stables cam
paigned out here this year viii be that
of Earl Linneli. who started out in
California about ten years ago with
one horse. The following named horses
will carry his cOlOrs: Black Mate, Big
Stick. MarigOt. Oscar, LisarO. Pleasant,
Country Gentleman, Ben Wilson. In
flexible and three yearlings. Linnell
has Garner under contract This boy
promises TO cut some figure and Will
doubtless be in demand.
Andy Blakely sends word that he
will leave New York next week for
Emeryville with fourteen or fifteen
horses.
John T. Powers, the New York train
er. is coming here TO conduct a public
training stable. Among others that he
intends 10 ship are Sager, Maltby and
Netherm Ost.
c. b. Glow of Salt Lake has gath
cred together a strong string Of seven
horses for d California campaign.
They Will be shipped from Ogden in
the course of a day or two. The Glow
stable has made itself known in Utah
and Montana as one that is always out
10 win. and its entry on any track
would be a welcome. addition. Mr..
Glow will undoubtedly add TO his
string. and the Glow cOlOrs promise TO
be much in evidence here this winter.
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UNIVERSITY WILL Be
N SHAPE FOR COLORADO

The prospects for a splendidly con-
5irioned university team for the game
vith colorado college next Saturday
continue Io grow brighter. Greek
Grant expects To- be in as good shape
a. aver bg saturday. hayins recovered
rom twisted ankle.
The officials have been chosen by
Urah and. providing no objection is
made hy colorado they viii be. Lieu
tenant Elliott OF lieutenant Santschl,
referee. Sen Baum, umpire, and John
Tub.E field Judge. A little trouble re-
eardius the eligibility OF the Colorado
PLAYERS is anticipated. owing 10 the ac-
non 90 tle Rocky mountain conference
ara recent meeting practically nullify-
ina the rules laid down at the time OF
the organization.
Arrangements for the Denver trip OF
tta Utah squad have been completed,
and Benui0us men viii leave here
thursday, October %. over the Union
Pacific. playing Boulder in Denver on
tha -gtl.
Coach TIIie Olesen viii take his
SQUAD of freshmen 10 ogden Friday for
ih- came with the Junction city High
school.
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GRANITE DISTRICT HAS
FOOTBALL LEAGUE

This We -ohools represented in
the Granite district iii be For
est, Burton. Carlisle. PlymOuph. Edi-
son. Irving and Roosevelt. Each team
viii play every other team one game
unless more are necessary to deter
mine championship.
The following is the schedule.
October 21-EdisOn vs.. Forest; Bur
ton VS.. Roosevelt, Irving vs.. Carlisle,
October 25-Plymouth vs.. Forest,
Edison vs.. Burton; Carlisle vs.. ROOse-
welt.
October 2S-Irying Us. Forest; Car
Isle VS. Burton; Plymouth vs.. Edison.
November FOREST VS.. Carlisle,
Burton VS.. Irving; Roosevelt VS.. Ply
mouth.
November S-BurtOn VS.. Plymouth
Roosevelt VS.. Edison; Irving IS Edison.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
ERNIE PYE GIVES Up
BIKE TRACK ON COAST

Ernie Pye. who is TO manage the salt
Palace saucer track next season. writes
the following from los Angeles.
Have closed the bicycle track ana
viii open the coliseum mOtOrdrOme
Oct 20. The bicycle game is a dead
issue ia this town and / am still look
for the man that induced me 20 try ana
run races here. The people in Los
Angeles are motorcycle crazy and 4
believe / viii make good al that game.
III anyone should ask YOU my address
after I get through with my eastern
trip YOU can tell them Salt Lake cry
and nothing Will get me out Of IT,
Il expect to have some OF the best
riders in the world for the salt Palace
next summer and the fans can be as
sured Of their moneys worth from the
opening OF the season 10 the END.
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De ORC WINS FIRST HEAT
Lloyd Jevne of Salt Lake Goes Against
the Three-CushiOn billiard
Champion.
lspeeIaI % The HeraId-RepubIican.l

Especial TO The Herald Republican)
New York, Oct. 1S.-Alfred DeOrO,
three-cushiOn billiard champion, de-
feated Lloyd Jevne of Salt Lake City to-
night in the first block OF $50 points
for the premier title at DOyle's aead-
envy, the score being 80 TO 81.
Both men played excellent billiards,
the execution OF both being up 10 The
top notch. De ORC was probably the
more strategetic of the pair and spread
his safety play at Opportune times.
JeVne had the worst OF the many bad
breaks. which must occur IN three
cushion play, missing many shots by
margins. which, had the play been sue
cessful, might have changed the COM
pleXiOn of the whole game. 1t required
100 innings by DeOr0 to make his so
points During the making he Tailed
TWO breaks Of four and three each.
while Jevne during the scoring OF his
81 made one run OF four and two Of
three
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The discus will be thrown three
ways, that is, free-style. with one
hand and the free-style with the right
and left hands and from the pedestal "as
at Athens" The javeIin will be thrown
two ways, that is, with one hand and
with the right and left hands. The
Javelin will have 10 be grasped in the
middle. There Will be two "all-round'
contests. one Will be as at Athens in
1896, made up OF five events and the
other will include ten events.
The program as IL now stands is a
follows:
Foot racing 100 meters flat. 400 me-
ters fiat see meters flat. 1880 meters
flat, 5000 meters flat, 200 meters
ilat Marathon race 40.o00 meters
meters walk. Five-mile crOss-cOuntry
race.
Team races. Relay race, 500 meters
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL GETS GAMES
WITH GRAND JUNCTION

The High school added two more
games 90 their schedule Yesterday with
the Grand Junction High school, the
first 10 be played here on November .,
and Tie second 10 be played in Grand
Junction on Thanksgiving day. There
win be a meeting Of the athletic direc-
tors tonight 10 grant expenses 10
Coach Brusse 10 take four men 10 Og-
den Friday TO see the game between
the ogden High school and the univer-
Sity freshmen. and 10 find out the
strength Of both teams. Tonight the
first team viii line up against the
senior team.
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Relay race. 5000 meters olive TO run,
three 10 count
Jumping. Standing high jump. stand
ing broad jump running high jump;
running broad jump mop. step and
jump, pole jump.
Throwing and putting. Discus free
stylel best hand. discus tfree-stylel.
right and left hand. discus tas al
Athens1. Javelin. best hand. iavelin.
right and left hand. Putting the
weight, best hand; putting the weight,
right and left hand. Throwing the
hammer. Tug-Of war.
All-rOund contests. PenthathlOu:
Broad jump. discus, jaVelin. 20G meters
run. i 300 meters run.
Points TO score according 10 place in
each event, lowest points 20 win.
DecaIhlOn First day. 100 meters
run; 400 meters run broad jump, putt
ting the wight; high jump. second
day, 100 meters hurdle race; discus.
pole jump javelin, 1900 meters run
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MAnnnNs sTILL Ne.

Toxic. Oct. 1S.-The baseball team
composing the University or Chicago,
making a tour OF this country. again
met the Waseda nine today and won by
2 score Of IS 10 4. The ChicagOaHs
made nine hits and two errors while
the Waseda team made three hits and
six errors
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
PORTLAND WRESTLER IS
READY FOR ACKERMAN

f. G. O'DOnnen. the well-knOwn
wrestler. yesterday wired that he would
be in Salt Lake November ! 70 take on
Al Alderman. former WelterWeight
champion. O'Connell says he is in the
best OF shape. but wants at least a
week in Salt Lake before going on the
mat While the two have not signed
up, il looks like a sure thing that they
viii open the wrestling season Each
IS anxious to get another match with
Mike Yokel. and has agreed that the
winner Of their match get the crack
ar YOkRl
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-19
CINCINNATI REDS WIN
SERIES FROM CLEVELAND

Cincinnati. oct. 1S--The Cincinnati
National league baseball team, by de-
feating the Cleveland Americans, s to ),
here today won the pOst-seasOn series
between the two teams for the cham
pionship Of Ohio. Score: r. H. r.
Cleveland .-.............. II /
CINCINNATI ....-s...s-.......
Observation-Disclosures Kaller. y.
Mitchell and Adams; Suggs. Gaspar and
Mclean. UmpiTes - Brennan and
% LOughlin.
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Nationals Observation-Disclosures o :
BatICri6s-Fisher and MITCHELL
MatheWSOn and Meyers.
Umpires-Nlem and Evans.
The paid admissions at the Polo
grounds today numbered 1883, and the
total receipts were S12.359.I5. OF this
sum, the players Will receive S6s66S.46,
each club owner S5.221.l6 and the Ma
tional commission Sl.23397. This was
the last day in which the players have
financial interest in the series.
Their total share is S3S,S71.ss.
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Mnrnhr. Raker. Thomas. ColIins.

4; Murphy. Baker, Thomas, Collins
First base on errOrs-ChicagO, 3;
Philadelphia. ,.
Struck out-By COombs, 5; Stein
feldt. Chance, King. Brown. Beaumont.
,, Barry.
Time Of game-2:25.
Umpires-R igler. behind the plate;
Sheridan on the bases; O'Day in right
field, and Connolly in left field.
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Dsvore brought the Giants first run
H home run into the left field
F...b-r4 After TWO men were out IN
~ second inning Myers got lucky IN
t-rI End and MathewsOn walked. De
80 doubted 90 right, scoring Myers
rd DovIe followed with home run
,- fre centerfeld fence.
Tie Hiehlanders made their only run
Cd. ~ seventh on a single by Knight
l- Mild ditch by MatheWsOn and
U.gIe's error. Score
L''- r. II. r..
Americans .-r-------- ----''sl
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POOL TOURNAMENT.

Syracuse, y. y, Oct. 1s.-In the first
block OF their 600-pOint pool match for
the worlds championship, Jerome
keOgh, the champion. led Bonnie Allen
of Kansas City tonight by 213 TO III.
The match viii continue for two nights
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GIRLs PLAY RAsKETBALL.

The class girls basketball teams at
the High school are organized. and the
junior team held the first practice last
night, under the Instruction Of Miss Ei-
sic Ward who has charge of girls ath-
letics at the school.
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PROGRAM FOR NEXT OLYMPIC
GAMES ANNOUNCED BY COMMITTEE

Of
o. on
Nose e
hurdles
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GLOOM settles over CUB FANS

usand supporters Of the Chicago Ma
been only temporarily checked by de-
at newspaper offices. around tickers
20 account for the second defeat q
orleans.
10 have a much more serious effect
circles last night settled lower tonight.
-
sive 10 those who had bet on the re-
defeat. and Mondays losers Wagered
Here tonight even money Us offered,
win Thursdays game. Three 10 five
takers.
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Two-base hits-Collins, Tinker. Zim-
norman. Sheckard, Davis, Murphy,
Strunk and Steinfeldt
Hits-Off Brown. IS in 7 innings;
off Richie, / in I inning
Sacrifice fy-Zimmerman.
Sacrifice hits-Schulte. ,; Sheckard.
Barry.
Stolen bases-COllins. .
Double piays-J0llins to Davis. .
Murphy TO Thomas; Tinker 10 Chance
Left on bases-Chicago, Il; Philadel-
phia. 2.
First base on balls-Off COoubs Q:
Sheckard. 3 times, Holman. times
Zimmerman, King, Tinker. OFF Brown,
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] C1lCAUU FAVO OEFM LII LII 6LUE %GTssHs TIME
THE SPORTING
AUTHORITY Of
SALT LAKE
MlTHEWSON PUTS GIANTS
IN GOOD LEAD over YANKS

New York
li4v sudt 10 trOube n
series 8 TO
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Chicago. Oct. 1s-One hundred tho
tional baseball team, whose spirits had
feat in Philadelphia Monday, gathered
and at telephones here today. and tried
their favOrites by the Philadelphia An
The defeat today is agreed by all
than the Monday contest.
Gloom. which lowered over baseball
and has taken the place of confidence
The defeat also proved more eXpeu
suit. odds went down after the first
heavily today in an effort TO get even
with takers, that the Chicago team will
that Chicago will win the series finds
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Coast League

Sacramento, Cal. Oct. 1s.-Score:
r. II. f.
Oakland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
Sacramento .............. 8 II 2
Batteries-NelsOn and Thomas, FitZ-
gerald and LalOnge.
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Eighth Inning.
.fca -EfefnfaIdf doubled
Ninth Inning.

Chicago-Hofman singled to left.
Chance was thrown out at first, Col
Inns to Davis. Zimmerman doubled TO
left scoring Holman. Steinfeldt was
out, Barry TO Davis Tinker was Civ
en- a base on balls. King hit 10 Barry
and the latter stepped on second,
forcing Tinker. one run
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CUBS FALL AGAIN IN Second
GAME With PHILADELPHIANS
CContinued from Page One.)

ChlcagO.s inside play did not seem to
be IN working order. for with the men
on the bases and CoOmbs unsteady,
some sharp piece OF fielding would spoil
the chance after there was every pros
pect OF a score