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Ladies' Quartet-"Old Folks at Home"
Solo o------------------- The Bridge"
Mr.. Fletcher
Duet--------------" the Starlight"
Miss Goodwin and Mr.. Fletcher
Double Quartet
THE Old Oaken Bucket"
Double Quartet------------
Come Where the Lilies Bloom"
-"Larboard Watch"
Mr.. Fletcher and Mr.. Sherman
----------"Annie Laurie"
Mrs. Welles
Loves Old Sweet Song
Mr.. Sherman
Male -"Old Black Joe
Solo olo------------------
"Silver Threads Among the Gold"
Miss Goodwin
Round Triple MY
Dame Had Lame, Tame Crane
"Home, Sweet Home
Entire Company
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>,I1ron1 Children are the largest factor in the
lllIICl average household by all Odds We
unusual preparations to supply their wants this fall
to Childrens day. We have provided souvenirs for
ach Girl and envelope for SIX mother goose postal
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NOTICE.

Final changes are now being made
for the r. L. Polk & Company City
and County Directory for 1911. All
newcomers to the city or people hav-
ing changed their addresses in the
past two months can have same cor
rected by writing r. L. Polk & Com
pany, general delivery, Grand June
tion.
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Have you a memory bump? Keep
in mind the Suitorium is the place
Tor the best cleaning, pressing and
dyeing in the city. Phone us and
our wagon will call.-The Suiterium,
1875 South Fifth street.
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D. 4 X. G. No. 16 leaves Grand
Junction every day at 2 o'clock D. m b.
arriving at Denver Sis the next
morning. Pullman reservations at
D. & r. 6. city ticket office.
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Stand in the barrel at the Suitor
ium while you get your clothe
pressed.
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STORAGE.

For all kinds OF storage at reason
able rates see J. W. Milne Transfer 4
Storage Co, 319 Colorado avenus
Phone Junction 322.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

If you can't get good cowboy rope
see Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

When you want 10 move your
household goods, or goods of any
kind, call on Barton & TaryilI
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21

Try our 81 shingles.-TheR Ramey
Perce Lumber Company.
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FINE PROGRAM
FOR TONIGHT s
NOVEL CONCERT

This evening will see a large at
tendance at the Presbyterian church
to hear the Old Folks concert, for
which such elaborate and painstaking
preparation has been made. The
proceeds of the concert are to be
applied on the music fund of the
church, so the object alone is worthy
of hearty support.
But the musical features are GER
tain to be well worth the price of ad-
mission, as may be seen by reading
the program and list of participants.
The Crystal teahter orchestra will
provide the special instrumental fea-
lures, Mrs. f. A. Haskell. the choir
accompanist presiding at the piano.
The participants in the vocal part
of the program will be as follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. NJ. H. Loeffler,
Miss Florence Goodwin.
Contraltos-Mrs. F. II. Welles,
Mrs. 7. 7. Talbert
Tenors Warren Fletcher, c. e.
Ross, Alfred d. Kilbey. A. Porter.
Rassos-Rev. d. l.. Edwards, B. M.
Benge, William Campbell, E. A. Sher-
man.
The program will consist of the
following numbers:
Medley ----------------
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THINK ANOTHER FIGHT
WOULD DRAW CROWD

New York. July 26.-"We want to see
jim try again. said Sam Berger, JEFF
tries manager, who arrived here today
from Chicago with Jack Gleason.
tremendous pressure is being
brought 20 bear upon him." Berger adj
ded- All we ask is that he face John
son again and show the form he did at
his California training camp. and there
Will be a big drop in the price OF an
thracite- Jeffries has simply got to try
again 10 square himself with his friends
and hackers"
Gleason would not commit himself
When asked II the promoters OF the re-
cent fight were not considering holding
announcer Jeffries-JohnsOn fight In Eng
land, France or Australia. He admit
ted, however, he believed such a meet
ing would be big drawing card and
that a limited bout could be staged
without interference in London, Paris
or Sydney.
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FANS GOING TO OGDEN
Thomas-keiier MIddleweiEht Cara
Looked Upon a. Pretty
Good Bill.


Despite the general loss Of Interest
in the boxing game since the Waterloo
at Reno, Salt Lake and Utah fans are
taking considerable notice OF the
Thomas-Keller 20-round 20 20 be
staged at the ogden fair grounds to-
morrow night
Manager Roy Shumway says that the
advance seat sale is most encouraging
and that all indica tIons point to a big
crowd from salt Lake. The local fans
Will be hauled 70 and from the arena
on a Rio Grande special which Is to
leaVe salt Lake at p. m. and to re-
turn after the MILL Emil Schiller will
be in charge.
Thomas wound up his training here
yesterday and says that he has nothing
TO ask in the way OF condition and COM
tldence. Manager Charlie Clever OF
Terry Keller says the same for his
man.
Keller being a native son OF Ogden
adds interest to the bout and the June
man.
Two good preliminaries will start of
the card. The arena will Accommodates
1000 fans.
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J. ID; standish. Detroit. two up and one
to play.
W. T. Glow. jr.. Onuentsia. defeated
walter Fairbanks. Denver. one up.
Charles Evans, jr. Edgewater. de-
feated Donald Edwards, Midlothian
two up and one 70 play.
Harry Legs. Minikahda club. de-
feated II. H. Bend. st. Paul, seven up
and five 20 play.
Warren X Wood. Homewood. de-
feated Drake Lishtner. st. Paul, four
up and two to play.
X u Gardner. Hinsdalc. defeated
Addison Stillweli. Midlothian. one up.
Paul Hunter. Midlothian, defeated r.
W Allen Belierieve, four up and five
TO play.
T. ". Kinnear, Detroit, defeated
Ralph Rider. Des Moines. six up and
five TO play.
II s. Hepburn, Louisville won from
A. y. =. Johnson, 81. Paul. BY default.
Il. ;. kinnear. Detroit defeated Ralph
Rider. Des Moines. 6 up and s to piav
G. n. Jaffray, MiniiSahda. defeated
n holes.
II. y. Lee, Detroit. defeated w. ]. Nc
X, p. Edwards. Michigan. defeated
Sordon hate, kenOsha. mp and 1 TO
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FITZHERBERT AND BALLOT
TO CARRY TOP WEIGHT

New York. July 2s.-Fitzherbert and
Ballot stand side by side at top weight.
1873 pounds, in the handicap list for
the great Saratoga handicap. The list
was made public today. Both horses
are said to be in trim for the race,
and their meeting, N accomplished.
should prove one Of the star events OF
the year.
Other notable horses in the list OF
possible contenders are as follows:
King James. Olambala. 12S; Masketta.
lzsi Hilarious, Firestone. 1870; Dalma-
tan. 11s, Waldo, Sweep, 133. Bubbling
Water. Grasmere, 100; Fashion Plate.
100 Sager, Ice; Dorante. 100; Stanley
Fay, BOggs, 1O2; Prince Imperial.
Fauntleroy, 100; Quantico. Rocky
O'Brien, 9S; Puika, 81.
The stake book OF the 21-days meet
AZ saratoga, just published. shows that
Sl51,S0O VIII be distributed among sue
cesstul horsemen in added and guar
anteed money. Some OF the stakes will
practically pay for themselves because
or the large entry lists. and forfeits.
so that the meeting, provided patron
age is normal, Is expected to at least
pay expenses. The meeting begins
Aug. L.
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Results at Butte

Butte. Mont. July 26.-Tillinghast to-
day at the park Of the Butte Jockey
club upset ali calculations of form
players by winning without trouble the
first race from a field OF eleven. at
odds that even at 80 TO 1. made her look
attractive to the bettors. The play was
heavy on Tillinghast and she went to
the post with the odds hammered down
TO y. Aftermath, at 70 1, captured
the fifth race IN handy style. Results:
First race. six furlongs. selling
T1llinghast, III (Prior). Il to /. won
Minnie, 107 Omes), 20 to I. second: Ca
lena Gale. 30 (Selden). u to !, third.
Time 1:1f 3-5. Santhia. Ramon Corona
Hannibal Bey, Tramator. Harry stand
hope, Acquia, Reuben and Yama also
ran.
Second race. - furlongs, selling
Beatrice Soule. 102 (Callahan). to 3.
won: Edmond Adams. 100 &c. Mathews).
to 5. second; Nit Jones. 112 CPage).
10 l. third. Time "a 2-5 Pearl Bass
Deadwood and Twenty Hours also ran.
Third race, 81 furlonEs. selling-Del
Cruzador. ia tPage). even, won; Sir
Barry, 1O9 Parker, 4 to I, second;
illicit lis (Rooney). 5 to 1. third. Time
1907 4-5, Balreed. Carasco, Garter
Logest, Robert Mitchell. Able, BonEflE
Quick Trip. Banhalla and NJ. jefferson
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and 20 yards. sell
ing-Flora Riley, 30 (Wrispen). to 2.
won; Gretchen c., 90 CCallahan). to 5
second John Lewis. LOG (PaEe), 9 to 3,
third. Time 1:45 3-5. Coonskin also
ran.
Fifth race, mile. selling-Aftermath
III Matthew'S, 6 to /. won: Convent
Bell. 104 CRosen). s TO 1. second: Sink
Spring. 106 (Parker). TO 1. third.
Time 1:43 20. Harga. Rather Royal
Matte Mack, Hammeraway. Miller's
Daugher and Wicket also ran.
Sixth race, 50 furlonEs. selling-Mc-
Nally, III (Page), 4 TO I. won: e NJ
Fry, III (Battiste). to l. second:
Platoon. III (Fisher). to 5, third.
Time 1907 3-5. Gene Woods. Grace c.
Warner Griswell, French Cook. Aunt
Polly and Bitter Sir also ran
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PACKEY SAYS He WILL
MEET ALL C0MERS

Chicago. July 26.-DookinE the pic
ture OF the healthy athlete. Packey Nc
Farland. the Chicago lightweight boxer.
arrived in town from London yesterday
Packey. with the victory over Freddie
Welsh. the English champion, fresh In
his mind. was full of fight talk. and
said he was ready TO tackle any light
weight In the country who cares 20
take a chance with him. Mcfarland
said he was In the best condition of
his ring career. and that he could make
the lightweight limit without much ef-
fort.
Mcfarland further said that In seek
ing a return math he actually bounded
Welsh into retirement while he was
on the other side; that he made the
Briton run out on several matches with
him, always flunking out when the
match seemed assured, and that he
would have remained abroad had Welsh
shown any real desire to fight him.
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0CCIDENTALS AGAIN WIN
FROM PAYS0N SLUGGERS

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Payson, July 26.-The Occidentais
again won from Payson today. 4 TO ?
\ wind storm stopped the game after
the fifth inning. LanEford won the
game for the Occidentals. sailing the
ball over the fence in the first Inning.
driving In two men ahead OF him. IL
was one OF the longest hits ever seen on
the local grounds.
The batteries-Occidenta Tenant
and Bowman; Payson. Salmon and
Done.
Following the game Langford and
stephens. the local shortstop. met in m
match race at 100 yards STEPHENS
winning. Manager Black OF the Occi-
dentals got back by defeating Mana ser
Ballard OF Payson at 50 yards
The Credentials 20 to Lehi tomorrow
TO fiji the date made vacant by the
consolation OF the salt Lake-Lehi
game.
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At Empire City

Empire City Race Track. n. Y. July
ze.--hanbridge, exhibiting wonderful
sprinting ability. won she handicap at
six furlongs here today from a high
class field. Restigouche, the to Z
favorite. won the Midsummer selling
stakes In a gallop.
First race. mile and 20 yards-Perry
Johnson, to 5. won; Vienna, 10 to 8
second Christiana. 20 1, third. Time.
1:43.
Second race. s furlons Crash. Is 20
l. won: The Hague to 8. second;
Americaneer. 40 to /, third. Time.
Third race. six Observation-Disclosures
Il TO 5. won; sir Alvescot. to /. sec
ond; Rose Queen, IS to 5, third. Time,
III 2-5.
Fourth race. the Midsummer selling
stakes, mile and an eighth-Restf-
gouche. to z. won; Gliding Belle. Is
TO ]. second; Norbit. IL to /. third. Time
1853.
Fifth race. 6 furlongs-Novelty 4 20
5. won: Hectagon. 70 l, second: Mr..
Golightly. IL TO 1. third. Time 1.12 az
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Noon.
20 1. won. Question Mark 4 TO h
second; Greenbridge. IS to 1, third.
Time 1.42 2-5.
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NOW SOLE OwNER.

Cleveland, o, July 26-Vtce Presi-
dent G. w Somers Of the Cleveland
baseball club today acquired the inter
est OF President !. r. Kilfoyl in the
club for a consideration said to border
on the 100000 mark He is now sole
owner Of the club
MeSsrs. SOmers and Kilfoyl have been
associated as owners OF the Cleveland
team since 1900. when the American
league was organized.
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SIGN HEBER PITCHER.

Manager Nike Donovan Of the salt
Lake team OF the state league an
nounced yesterday that he had signed
Williams, the crack Heller pitcher. who
County league. With Hummell. Noser
and Williams the locals now have a
pitching staff second 70 none in the
league.
The baciSstopping position Is stfll
open for n good man and the manager
believes that In Means, the Idaho Falls
catcher. who is to report August s. he
has a man who viii fill the bill.
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CHICAGO COLE PLAY.

Chicago. July 26.-Miss Vida Llewel-
lyn of In Grange, western women's
golf champion was among those who
met defeat yesterday in the first ~
the series of matches for the team
championship of Chicago. Miss
Llewellyn. playing over the Hinsdale
course. was defeated by Miss Ella Full
ton Of the home club. by one down. The
champion gave her opponent seven
strokes, handicaps being allowed.
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DOVES HEAT DoDGERs.

Brooklyn, July 2s.-Brooklyn lost TO
Boston today. to 1. The visitors
Dunched three OF their hits off Rucker
in the second inning: Mattern aIio,,>ed
only three hits. Brooklyn has secured
e5ltcher Crabble of the Galveston team.
&c., r. II. z
Rroolr1,-r
batteries-Msttern and II. Smith.
hucker and Erwin. Umpires-RiRler
St Louis. July 26.-Chicago-S T.outs
game postponed; wet grounds.
New York-Cincinnati; not scheduled
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The 2:OS PAGERS had great battle.
The race was finally won by the favor
lite. King Cole, Waverly winning the
first heat in 2:04s, the fastest time OF
the race.
The judges did not think Driver
Owings was trying to win with The
Philistine in the first heat Of the 2:17
pace, which Halle Lou took with lit
tie difficulty, with Walker up in the
next heat. The Philistine finished in
front. but May Queen won the third,
after which the race was postponed on
account Of darkness.
Track and weather conditions were
again ideal. Every favoritc won in the
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contests which were finished. summa-
ries:
2:06 class, pacing, purse $1,000, IN 8
king Cole won; Waverly second; Joe
Brown third. Best time 2.04i
2:l5 class, trotting. stake $4,000. .
I'm 5-Billy Burke won; Robbie II. Nc
Gregor second; Henry Il. third. Beat
time 2.06l.
2:1S class trotting, purse $1,000, 3
In sable Maid won. Baron Penn Sec
ondi Nelzora third. Best time 2:1OA
zlf pacef purse $1,000, 3 in 5, un-
Lou won first heat.
Inc Philistine won second heat: May
Queen won third heat. Best tlme 2:O7l
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ILLINOIS TENNIS CHAMP
FALLS BEFORE COAST STAR

Lake Forest. Ill. July 26.-Tn a
smashing exhibition OF hard-fought.
clever play on the courts OF the on
Nehtsla club here today. Thomas Bun
dy. the Pacific coast Champion defeat
cd walter Hayes. the Illinois state
champion. in the fourth round Of the
annual western championship tennis
tourney Hayes took the first set. the
score Tor the match being SIS: Sd. So
The results:
Fourth round. mems singles-Bundy
defcated Hayes. as. So: 60
Gardner defeated HazeIhurst. 81:
81
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JONES TO MANAGE MAPS.

Cleveland, July 26.-Fielder Jones.
former manager OF the Chicago Ameri-
can league team, who Is now a resident
or Portland, ore. Is slated TO become
manager OF the Cleveland Americana
according 70 a report in circulation
here yesterday.
IL Is said that a deal e. pending
whereby one OF the present owners of
the club Will retire. allowing Jones to
come 10 the city as part owner ana
general manager.
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MAMMOTH SHUT OUT.
Especial to The Herald Republic

Especial to The Republican,
Springville, July 26.-SprinEvflle
yesterday won from Mammoth 1 to 0
In a well played game. The winning
which time the locals had the bases fun
and no men down, when Cook was
called to the box. Sheets knocked to
short and Packard was put out at home
with double TO first. during which
time Senior scored from second.
The batteries-Mammoth Shrivel
Cook and Sullivani Springville. Lund
and Peck
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KNOCKS HOME RUN AND
KILLS TEAMMATE WITH BAT

Mont Claire N. J.. July 2s.-Baseball
mas claimed Its third victim in Mont
care this year. r. u. Edwards. an
officer of the Mapleside school here. Is
dead as the result Of an accident which
occurred in a baseball game on Inde-
close TO the plate when one Of MS
teammates knocked out a home run
As the batter started for first. he
threw his bat behind. struck Edwards
Inflammation.
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HANDY KIDS WIN.
Especial to The Herald-Republica

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Richfield. July 26.-One OF the best
ball games seen this season was PLAYED
yesterday. the Handy Kids winning by
the score Of to 1 from Richfield.
Singleton. for the visitors. pitched in
vincible ball, striking out II men and
allowing but two hits
Batteries-Kandy Kids. Singleton and
King; Richfield, Peterson and Rasmus-
sen.
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GOES FREE FOR ONCE.

New York. July 2s.-"This time I
wasn't fined" said Jack Johnson. cham
pion puEilist, as he strobe out Of court,
when he had been found not guilty OF
obstructing a highway with his auto
mobile Most generally" observed
Johnson. they get me for speeding and
ALWAYS fine me. too. This time / was
caught for standing still, but they let
me off. Curious business. the law"
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RIDERS REINsTATED.

Billy Samuelson and Emil Agraz. the
PIKE riders suspended by the y. 9. A.
for following pace at the Motordrorne
were yesterday reinstated TO good
st2nding by 9. l. Berry. n. c. A. rep
sentative Both riders asked that
with the consent OF the salt Palace
saucer track management they are now
permitted to ride again under the n.
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nRsENrAN DIES

Gene Landsberg, n weil-known west
ern horseman. died yesterday at the
Luxor hotel from blood poisoning fol-
lowing minor operation. A widow and
son survive the deceased. An appeal for
benefit for the family has been sent
TO the horsemen at Butte.
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American Association

At Toledo-Ksnsas City. Q: Toledo. 2
(FOurteen innings.)
Vile, T.
Al Indianapolis-st. Paul. I: Indian
At Observation-Disclosures. 8. Column
No banquet too large. no party too
small. ship Restaurant Saltafr.
Enjoy life. Battle at saltair.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League


Ptttsburg, July 2s.-White held
philadelphia to only two hits TODAY and
MS wo-bagger drove in three of Pitts
burg five runs. The two runs which
me visitors scored were on wild throws
D 1s. Dyrne and Flynn Score: r. II. Z.
=. $500 ...s.ss.s...5
fhiadelphia ......... .......2 s
Batteries-White and Gibson: Moren.
Foxen and Doom. Umpires-Johnstone
and Eason.
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Legg equalied his remarkable per
Torrance OF yesterday when he turned
na wonderful card OF 20 in the sec
ond Of the ss-holc qualifying round.
making a total OF 1f0. That broke
the old Western Golf association quail
~ Ing record OF IA. made BIZ II. Chan
der Egan over the old Exmoor course.
Iharles Evans. Jr.. OF Edgewater. the
present champion. Robert A. Gardner.
the national champion. and Lsgg re-
NAMED In tho struggle.
Gardner was forced TO go 20 the
eigntccnth green to defeat Addison
Stillwoll Of Midlothian By one up. still
well fought hard and Gardner was IN
able 10 get better than a half in five.
Among those who qualified is Walter
EairbonSs. Denver: first Is. rs: today.
Following are the leading cards Of
the second half OF the qualifying
round.
Mason Phelps. Midlothian: Out. 81:
IN. 80: total. II.
Albert seckol. HInsdale: Out. So: in.
%. total. n.
81; IN, IS. total. 20.
r A. Gardner, Midlothian: out. IS:
IN. %. total. 20.
Gardner was unable to get better
than half IN the eighteenth. Gardner
made Il In "A. while Stillweil was one
stroke higher. Their cards:
GARDNER, ost, IS. Stillwell. out. 40.
SIS.
Legg had little trouble IN disposinE
OF Harold Bend of 81. Paul BIZ seven
up and five TO play LeEE continued
MS excellent work or the morning and
Bend was easy for him.
IN the qualifying round Legg led hts
nearest rivals, Mason T.. Phelps OF
Midlothian and Albert Secl<el OF Hins-
dale By nine strokes.
Both Chicagoans made "a yesterday
and II today. FOR las. Evans, the
present champion. landed fourth. with
te-tz-lil. f. a. Gardner was one
5tToke bchtnd Evans, with 15-73-1f8.
Toe qualifying scores were remark
aoie' a. l62 was the highest to get
INTO the charmed circle. and two with
That figure were forced out when n
elN-handcd tie was played off to decide
me last four qualifiers. Those who
Ilcd AZ l62 were l.. W. Einnear Of De
troit. ". 7. Mcdonald Of Midlothian
lrake Lightncr Of St. Paul. Clarence
Stanley Of Indianapolis. p r. Carr Of
Jcs MOincE and II. " Charnhers OF
Dmahn- Carr and Chambers were de-
teated In the piay-off
The sumuarferf
= bert Seckel. HinsdaIe. defeated
W hliam Sheehan. two up and one to I
r.. 2. Hunter. Midlothian. defeated
Eaul X. Talbot three up and one 70 |
W. 7 Rowland. jr.. Glenview. de-
Ieatcd Holden Wilson. Cincinnati. four
up and two 20 play.
Mason Phelps. Midlothian. defeated
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SEAMANHAKA chr

Manchester. Mass. July 26.-The Mas
sachusetts won the first leg Of the So
wanhaka cup. defeating the Canadian
cnqlienger. the st. Lawrence. In a 10
nue. irregular course. by minutes as
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Western League

At Wichita-Denver. II: Wichita. 10
Al Iopeka-Topeka, 3: st. Joseph. 10.
Al Onaha-Omaha, s; Des Moines, 2
AT Lincoln-Lincoln. 2: Sioux City. 6.
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GOES To TIGERS

Dallas. Tex. July 2s-Pitcher Lou
dell Of the Waco. Texas. club. has been
sold 20 the Detroit Americans. and will
report at once.
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ANNUAL CANADA EXCURSION
August 4

Via oregon Short Line. Special low
round trip rates to Raymond, Magrath
Cardston and other points. Rates will
be announced later Parties desirine
reservations should communicate early
with Q. s. l. officials. City ticket office
l56 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27
ANOTHER SPEEDY TROTTER SHOWS
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-27

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