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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
Buena Vista Entries.

Entries for today's races at Buena
Vista are as follows:
First race, six fuTlongs, selling. three
year olds. and upwards-Tug Boat, 90 :
Roy Shumway. I09; Sabada. Ill; Tavora,
lO9; Glover Ryle 102: Flamgotha, 1Oe:
Ocean Shore, III: Yhor, 'l0i: Biskra, 10e.
Ramon Corona, .94 Ben Stone. Ill; Chief
Desmond, Ill.
Second race, twelve furlongs, selling.
three -year-olds and upwards Silver
Grain. 100; Gretchen G, 107; Copper
nald, 10s: MiIers Daughter. lo7: Mis-
prslon, l07: Royal River, 1O7, sam Ber-
nard 109; Melton Cloth. l09, Fred Null
holland. 109; Minnie. 10I: Orilene. 107.
Third race, eleven furlongs. selling
three year -olds and upwards = swede
Sam. l09, Special Delivery, 1903; Camera,
100; Prometheusi1 loe The Mackntosh.
mouth -1o2; TIpster, lo2; Almena, lo7;
PToteus. l09
Fourth race six furlongs, selling,
three year-o olds and upwards-Natirc Son,
1903: Hidden Hand, io9: Ben X. Sleet, 105;
st Joe: 1O9, Salpearl lo7; Charlie Do
herty, l12: Roy Junior. l09, Lena Lech,
lOT: Yama. 112: Wicket, lo2: Biased,
100
Fifth race, six furlongsy selling. three
year-oldg and upwards-The Slicker- 1oa;
Valencia l09, Coonskin. OF: Mrs. Nugent.
100: Smiley Metzer III. Figent: l07;
Acquia, l07: Cavaliena. l07.
Sixth rnce, one mile. selling, three
year olds and upwards-Captain Burnett.
l04: Flora Riley. 'l06: Oberon, Ill; kiddy
Lee, o5; Buckthoru, 109; Swell Girl. '97.
.Five pounds apprenticeship allowance
claimed.
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CLOSE RACE FOR
LEAGUE PENNANT
0ccidentals Nose Out SmeIter
City Boys by One Run in
Exciting Game.
Special 10 The Tribune.


MURRAY, June 19.-The Occidcntals
beat the Murray baseball team in close
hitting game here this afternoon, by the
score OF TO S. Both teams played hard
to win Murray was anxious to retain
the lead and the Occidentas were stil
more anxious to win TO get closer TO the
top BY winning this game the colored
boys tied Murray for first place In the
percentage table.
Scott OF tho Murray team led the
Smelter City boys in hitting and run
getting. PieTson pitched fine game
and had splendid support. Papworth was
put in In the last inning and he made
short work of the colored boys. The
Murray boys made but two errors. as
against six for the Occidentals. but the
latter team hit the ball harder. which re-
suited IN getting the extra run,
A large crowd attended the game. the
contest being one of the best of the pres
ent season. The result was in doubt
all the time. Murray losing out through
d streak of bad luck.
The summaries:
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|APPEARS LIKE
DOUBLE-CR0SS
Cslifornia Politicians Allow
Rickard to Spend Money,
Then Drive Him Out.
FANS ALL OVER COUNTRY
SYMPATHIZE WITH HIM
Jefries-Johnson Fight Can Be
Held in Nevada Without
Interference.
nv W. B. BAT) MAsTERsoN.

NEW YORK, June 19.-In View of re-
AMT developments IN connection with the
1sffries- Johnson fight, i am forced to
tbs conclusion that Tex Rickard and Jack
7,sason, the promoters, are not over bur-
dened with perspicacity-
KID Broad will tell you what perspica-
ritz means. Had Rickard and Gleason
|pcssessed the least discernment they
nrobahly would not find themselves in
fheIr present predicament. How Tex
B,ckard allowed himself to be steered TO
California Is a mystery 10 me. Those
|calIfornians must have handed him a flne
Inc OF bunk talk to cause HIM to fall for
lhcIr game and Rickard is quite familiar
With the California shakedo%n style OF
nlayIng ball. However. with all OF Tex
kickard's shrewdness and worldly know
1edee he was not clever enough TO dodge
the methods OF the Native Sons,
One evening shortly after Rickard had
secured the match between Jeffrles and
johnson. he and took dinner together at
shanleys restaurant. In discussing the
battle Rickard declared to me then that
m he could not stage the contest In Salt
I.ako City he would take II to Nevada as
The undertaking involved too great
iinauca risk to take any chances.
[,'T know said he. that ! can pull off
The fight In Nevada without any interler-
ence official or otherwise, and l doubt
very much n that could be done else
where"
Changes His Mind.
Why he did not adhere TO this pro
eran1me am at loss 10 say, Mr.. Rick
ard. however, Is still sanguine that he
Will be able TO pull off the battle on the
Fourth OF July and has out statement
10 that effect
.Ti pull the fight off on schedule time
I'D have 10 20 TO the sagebruSh state"
nid he. "Al the double crossing and
Ehipsawing In the world would not stop
me now. Both Jeffries and Johnson have
assured me that they will stick by me
10 the last. and that's all l ask" +"
Tex further requests those who have
already secured their transportation and
seats TO the fight to hold on to them. as
The battle will surely be staged according
70 schedule.
The people of the country who like q
ard In his present difficulties. Everybody
with drop OF red blood In his veins will
sympathize with him and aid him 10 the
best Of their ability. That he has been
He'd 10 and double crossed in the most
shameful manner seems to be the gen.
oral verdict.
Clerical ,humbugs and sordid politicians
are certainly giving the decent. liberty
Owing people OF this country a lively
1ul for their existence How long this
atate Of affairs will last IL Is hard 10 tell
u is some consolation. however. TO know
that all civilized countries. where clerical
humbugs and political rapscailions have
dominated, succeeded In time in driving
1hcsc human baTnacles from power and
i Is safe 10 predict that the time Is not
fitiznn will rise up In his might and 20
pat for his rights. When that time
comes. the humbugs and political graft
ers Will be found scurrylng to cover.
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PRIZE FIGHT CANNOT
TAKE PACE IN FRISCO

SACRAMENTO, June 19.-Reply- :
ing TO the intimation that strong .
pressure had been brought upon him :
Today by persons interested In the :
Jsfries- -Johnsen c:ntest In San .
Fransisco. Governor Gillett stated .
tonight .
There has been no attempt made :
~ anyone in an endeavor 10 in :
iIucnce me &c change my position .
70 regard to this fight between Mr. .
Jefiries and Mr.. Johnson On the .
contrary. ! have received messages .
and letters all day from people all .
over the country congratulatinE me .
On me stand have taken, ] have
Sehlldsnce in the authorities at San .
rnncisco and know that they Will .
not eiolate the law in regard TO .
prlze lights. further wish 10 state
sn.t me Jeffrles-Johnson fight will
mot pke place on California soil .
Snder any circumstances. This Is .
nnsl and as emphatic as 1 can make
!. !.
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MANHATTAN CLUB

The Manhattan Athletic club will give
Its first outdoor boxing exhibition at the
Salt Palace tonight The programme.
which calls for five boxing matches, Will
The feature OF the card will he Il siX-
round boxing contest between. Jack
Christie and Jack Rogers, Christie has
not boxed in this city for d long time
and the fans are anxious 10 see him work
again.
The other bouts will be Erne rs De-
lancy, Logan VS. Rosc: Lawrence VS..
Ryan. Johnson ys. Schllo. .
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GOLDFIELD IN RACE
FOR JEFFRIES FIGHT

GOLDFIELD. New, June ia :,
. Thlrty-two business men and boost :
: ers left here this morning To meet I.
/. Tex Rlckard In an effort to bring :.
: the Jeffrics- Johnson fieht TO Gold I.
: field. The latest reports Indicate :
: the chances are excellent To come :
here. Contracts offer TO duplicate !
: the San Francisco arena within eight :.
: days I.
: All southern Nevada towns are Z.
: uniting their efforts to favor Gold :.
: field which has three railroads and :.
: ample accommodations. I.
= i. + : :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

The next big race that will be decided
by the Utah Jockey club will be the run
ming of the Juvenile handicap, This
classic Will attract such speedy young
sters as Helen Barbee, Jim Basey. Ed
lie Van. Del Friar, Pawhuska: Abigail X.
Wiltrude S.. Milt Jones. Balella. Great
Caesar. Copper City, Osaudene Prince
Withers and Othale. The stake is valued
at $500. and baby racers will be askeu
TO travel four and a half furlongs.
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MINOR LEAGUES
American Association

Al Milwaukee-First game-Milwaukee.
2, Columbus, l. Second game-Milwaukee.
Il Columbus O.
AT Kansas City-kansas City. 8. To-
ledo. 3.
At st. Paul-First game-St Paul 3;
Indianapolis. !, Second game-St Paul,
8; Indiana polls. 0.
At nneapolis-Minneapoli 5; Louis
vile. l.
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Curtiss Breaks Record.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 19.-Glenn H.
Curtiss clipped ten and half feet
at the Louisville Times aviation meet
here today. He rose from the ground
S7l feet from the starting mark. His
previous record was rs feet. Curtiss out
dstanced j. c. Mars in contest flight,
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To Determine the swifter.

NEW YORK. June -Elaborating on
its recent offer OF $50 600 for an zero
plane flight from New York TO St Louis
the New York World announced today an
additional prize of $4,000 for race be-
tween the same two cities to demonstrate
which is tho swiftcSt. acroplane. motor
cycle or automobile The offer is made
providing an understanding can be made
between tho entrants,
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LARGE CROWD SEES
JOHNSON At WORK
Champion in Bad Humor, and
His Trainers Earn Their
Money.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 19.-Although
he Is ready at q moments notice to pack
his belongings and move TO Reno. Jack
Johnson went through his usual per-
formance at the beach this afternoon.
Something like 1900 people, attracted by
the fact that II was probably the last
boxing that the champion would do In
San Francisco, were on hand, and the
negro gave them a good run. Previous
to his workout, Johnson had a little
"spat" with a local newspaper photog-
rapher. and Sig Hart banded words with
one OF the Chicago correspondents who
was accused of roasting" Johnson
through the medium of his paper. Hart
ordered the easterner out of the pavilion
but when It was finally passed up to
Johnson, the latter said that the report
er could do as he pleased,
In consequence, Johnson was in the
worst possible humor when he put on
the gloves with George Cotton, and the
latter, In the five rounds that were al
lotted TO him, suffered, Johnson had one
of the best workouts OF the training siege
and Cotton was plainly distressed before
he had finished. Dave Mills finished up
with three more rounds and Johnson
concluded the programme by punching
the bag and tossing the medicine ball
That last exercise gave him Il chance to
throw the compound ball al some OF the
newspaper men who were on the plat
form. and he was in better spirits when
lie ndQ IlnlSneu<
At the close OF the exercising he
weighed 2l2 pounds.
Looks Like Reno.
Although Tom Flanagan, manager of
Jack Johnson. kept his appointment with
Tex Rickard at Il local hotel tonight, cX-
pecting TO accompany him to Reno on
the train leaving Oakland at 10 o'clock
ne was instructed by the Promoter an
hour before train time TO return To the
Johnson camp on the Ocean beach and
be prepared for an early morning con-
ference. 1t was intimated that unless
something favorable occurs during the
night, manager and promoter will pull up
stakes for the Nevada town on the first
train in the morning, where two COM
mittees, one from GoIdiIcld and the other
composed of Rene business men await
Rickard,
Rckard received a telegram from Gold
field that twenty prominent men of that
city would be In Reno and Will remain
there until he comes to join them,
Jack Johnson has arranged for q train
ing camp at Lawton Springs, six miles
west OF Reno on the line of the Southern
Pacific railroad and Manager Sam Berger
has wired the manager at Moana Springs,
three miles south OF Reno 10 prepare a
gymnasium and reserve accommodations
for JenrleS and fifteen members OF his
| party.
| II was stated that Goldfeld merchants
| in an effort 10 induce Rickard to bring
| the fight TO their town. have offered TO
| guarantee him against all loss. No money
| conside ration was named. The choice OF
a site seems TO lie between Goldfeld
and Reno, with everything to indicate
| that Reno will be seected- Ely, Nevada.
| is eliminated as a possibility because of
| It's disadyantageouS location.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT IONAl
Hit-and-Run Game.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-ChicaSo profit
Ing by the wildness of Cincinnati pitch
ers and hitting with men on bases, de-
feated Cincinnati today. 10 to 3, Gin
cinnati used four pitchers. r. Il:
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 IL !
Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Batteries: Brown and Archer, Gaspar
Fromme, Beebe, Doyle and Mclean,
Clarke.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

seph. g.
At Liucoln-Lincoln. IL; Denver. 12.
At Omaha-Topeka, l., Omaha, 4.
Des Moines-Wichita, :: Des Moines, 4
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AMERICAN
Pitchers in Demand.

DETROIT, June 1a.-Detroit defeated
Boston in the final game OF the series
here today. by a score of 10 to 0. The
winning run came In the tenth inning
on q base on balls to Mullin. McIntyres
sacrifice and singles by Bush and Cobb.
Each side used three pitchers. r. II. e.
Detroit ........ ......,......l0 IL 2
Batteries-Karger. Cicotte, Wood and
Keinow; Stroud. Killian, Mullin and
Stanage.
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L Ilc llHSuDe
Nj DlaaCnnt
Epilrainn.
G-..-nz
Jerry M. Wins Rich Stake.

PARIS. June l9--The Grand Steepe-
chase de Paris. which was run today over
the Auteuil course. was won by G. @.
Assheton- Smiths Jerry M, l.. Veil
Pechard's Saint Armour was second and
CASTOR Dreyfus's Sapientia third. The
grand steeplechase Is over course OF
little more than four miles, and the
value Of ,iie st3Sr toGay was s2S,
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johnson Is Puzzle.

ST, LOUIS. June 19.-Washington won
the last game OF the series from St
Louis today, TO !, Johnson was puz-
zlc to ST. Louis batsmen, not a hit be-
Ing made off his delivery until the sew
enth inning. RI. b.
Washington .,.,.s.,,...s.,,...- .
81 LOUIS 1 . 4
Batteries: Johnson and Street, Lake
and Stephens.
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King Leads Score.

The bluerock score at the traps was
led by King. representing the Ballistlte
Powder CO.. breaking "a out OF possible
90 in a strong wind, King, "a; Kingsley.
90: McGanncy. 21. DR. Dart, %; Ryan.
90. Burgess. 10, Geean, II.
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MUREAY.
Totals

Bases on bals-on Langford l. Two
base hits--3 Struck out-By Laneford l.
Time OF game hours. Attendance
500 Umpire-Dutch.
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Every bookmaker. horseman and the
general followers OF the game helped out
the good cause by liberal purchases of
tickets for the benefit OF the orphans.
The committee from the Elks lodge that
had the affair in charge was more than
satisfied with the sale OF tickets at the
track Saturday.
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OGDEN L0BSTERS.
WIN FAST CAME.
Moser and Toner Engage in
Pitchers Battle in EXcit-
ing Contest.
ORPHAN PITCHER LOSES
HIS SUPPORT IN NINTH
Fifteen Hundred Fans Treated
to Classy Baseball at
Walkers Field.

One scratch hit was the best Pitcher
Toner OF Ogden would do for Salt Lake
In League game played on Walkers
field Sunday afternoon. Ogden winning
by the score of to In a pitchers bat
tie. In the ninth inning Moser's sup
port broke down and the Lobsters were
not slow in taking advantage of the bal
loon ascension and put three runs over
the pan before the scoring could be
checked. Moser allowed but six scat
tered hits and the result Of the game
should have been 1 TO In favor of Og-
den.
Toner pitched a remarkable game. con-
sidering the hitting powers of the Or
phans. Cahill, the first man up In the
first Inning, dropped Texas Lacquer
over second base. and he was the only
man In the game that was able to con
meet with Toner'S "spittcrs."
Second Baseman Wessler accepted nine
chances with as much ease as II he was
eating a Dutch lunch at n public park
picnic, but he pulled off one play that
brought 1900 fans to their feet with ap-
plause. HUM knocked sizzler between
first and second; Wessler made run.
spearing the ball. the momentum fore
Ing him outside the first base line, and
from an awkward position put the run
ner out at first,
Lawrence Is There
Lawrence nearly duplicated the play in
the fifth inning.
Outside OF wild pith, Ogden went
through the game without an error,
The Salt Lake team was not so fortu-
nate. five errors being scored against It,
three of which came In the ninth inning.
The first score came I'm the third in
ming, when singles by WesSler and Toner
and the latter's stolen base brought IN
the only earned run OF the game. Both
pitchers were inviucible the remainder
OF the game until the ninth inning, when
two doubles by Gmlln and Toner and
three errors by the Salt Lake infield al
lowed three runs TO be scored.
Ginllin led off the inning by ground -er-
ing two sacks along the third base line !:
Dillon reached first by an error on the
through an error by Blomqust. Moser
then famed Bluth and Giinlin was put
out at the plate on fieders choice.
Sweeney going to first, which again
filled the bases. Toner then came up
and cleared the bases with a two-base
Taylor retired the side by tanning.
II was good, clean baseball all the way
through. Gimlln has d team which will
win every game 1T plays il the opposing
team makes any mistakes. Dad" Glm-
Inns team works together and any time
good exhibition of baseball
Orphans Show Strength.
The Salt Lake team also shows its
strength and In a pinch plays star base
ball. The mon work together and Man
aser Good has the making of a fast team
II might be said that HUM got care
less at first. which resulted in a costly
error Sunday. Blomquist is a trifle anx-
ious at short, but with a little more prac-
tlce these two men ought 10 make good
In their positions.
The summaries,
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Balloon Is Seen,

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 19.-The bal
loon Centennial piloted by II, Eugene
Honeywell and William +, Assman.
which is contesting for the Lahm cup,
was seen today at three different points
in Kentucky.
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PeHsianM eryeE Essence

S'SnnIOREs VITAL 1TY-Have cured
sSSleahos ma Ts OF cases OF Nervous Debility
-sra. ~ insomnia. They clear the brain
l3ae l3a,nnsthen the circulation. make diges-
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boxes. guaranteed to cure or refund
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oSis oSis'an Med. Co. e35 Area st, Philadei-
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SALT LAKE
SCOre 10y InnIMGs

Earned run-Ogden |. Sacrifice hit
Lawrence Stolen bases-Wessler. Toner.
Left on bases--Ogden g. Salt Lake 3.
Bases on balls-Otf Toner 2. off Moser /
Two base hlts-Gimlln. Toner. Struck out
BY Toner D, by Moser 6. Wild pitch
Toner Time of game hours. Umpire
-Ames Attendance-i500
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Utah League

In beating Murray. Sunday afternoon.
the Occidentals tied the leaders for first
place in the Utah league. Ogden and
Salt Lake arc tied for third place.
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Manager and Starter Richard Dwyer
said Sunday that he will arrange a sched-
ulc whereby the race-track trains can
train has already caused several delays
In bringing the patrons home from Buena
Vista park.
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F, j. Pons. one of the principal stock
holders In the Jacksonville track. gave
out a statement at New York the other
day that "Curley' Brown would not
have charge OF the barrier next winter,
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Close Baseball Finish.

EPHRAIM, June 19.-An interesting
baseball game was played at Mt Pleasant
yesterday afternoon between the team OF
that city and the Ephraim, the game re-
sulting in victory for the Ephraim boys
by the score OF 10 TO ., winning purse
of $50 In the evening grand ball was
given the boys
The lineup
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Reports from Vancouver say that Tho
meeting there was highly successful, Th,
attendance ran as high as 5000 and the
racing was provided by $50 horses.
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r, F. Carman has presented $4,000 T.
the widowed mother of Jockey Lanean
The boy was killed In a race at Graves
end the other day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

Fantastic, who was destroyed at the
local track recently. had won S25 IN
purses during her five seasons In training
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RICHARD ANNOUNCES
NEVADA GETS FIGHT
No Longer Hope for San Fran
cisco; Name of City With
held, but Reno Leads.
: !. 4 = + + +

: SAN FRANCISCO. June 20.- !
= Shortly after midnight this morn ..
!. ing Promoter Rickard definitely an ::
!. nounced that the Jeffries-J ohnson i
+ fight Will be held In Nevada. July 4. t
: II leave at 10;40 this morning for :
+ Reno" he said 60 the newspaper ::
!. men awaiting his announcements. :.
:. Richard refused 10 say In what =
! Nevada city the contest would be ::
+ staged II is generally taken for i
!. granted. however. that Reno will :.
+ draw the prize. I
+ Rickard said that a number Of ::
!. "big men" had been working hard i
!. 10 help him secure the battle for =
!. San Francisco, but that at midnight !
!. they definitely informed him that !
: there was no chance OF this city's :,
+ getting the match. :.
!. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

Colonel Milton Young. the polished
Kentuckian. is presiding in the stand a,
Oklahoma City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

Handicapped and Programmer Frank
st. D Skinner said Saturday that he will
distance horses at the weights in the
handicap Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

Charles Cotton, an American jockey
committed suicide in England last week
during thunderstorm. by which he wa;
invariably affected,
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SoX Win Series.

CHICAGO. June 19.-Chicago made
three out of four from Philadelphia by
winning TO 2 today. Walsh allowed only
three hits. R.HE.
Chicago . Observation-Disclosures, )
Philadelphia e.. ,....,..,...,.......2 /
Batteries; Walsh and Payne; Plank.
Atkins and Lapp.
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OCCIDENTALS.


base hits. Home rum. Double pIav
-Rohenscn TO Black to Mooney. Struck
out-By Picrson &.
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The Caiiforniaps got their ham and
egg money on the win of Chester Krum
They were willing to tako 1 To 90 70,
their round dollars.
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St Joe and Jockey Manders arc in a
class by themselves