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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
FINAL SOCCER GAME
FOR DAYNES CHAMPIONSHIP

The salt Lake and Park city soccer
FOOTBALL teams clash at walkers field
AZ 8 o'clock next Monday evening Tor the
DaNnes cup cham plonship THIS will be
an excellent chance for the fans "a see n
good exhibition Of this new kind of
tootbau' which is rapidly gaining favor
strong foothoid in the eastern college,
where a league was formed this spring
columbia winning first place from Har-
ward IN the middle west Chicago H.
linois, Wisconsin ana other universities
nave organized soccer movement and
most or the Institutions on the Pacific
coast are devotees to the sport
Caspar whitney the well known sport
soccer impetus was very satisfying
exhibit OF the spring season Just closed
Spectators were not so plentiful as AT
baseball but their numpnr Increased las
the season advanced. and every one OF
them finished convert. and the encour.
aging faet Is that those who came I'm an
Indifferent mood remained to be Intense.
ly Interested and 10 bring their friends
with them next time. or now piaVers
developed there were an cnco1raginy
quantity while the quality OF tho plav
itself was distinctly suggestive OF a big
growth IN this, one OF the very hest
forms OF football"
Park city have been training hard for
the event and are confident of winning
They possess the huskfer bunch Of plav-
ers and their busting tactics will proba-
ny upset the fancy style Of the Salt
Lake team. whose average weight il
only little over 10 pounds
The Kick on Is fixed for O'Clock. and
at the conclusion Of the game the Gun
VIII be presented 20 the Winning team
by Mr. Daynes, the donor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
JOHNSON SPENDS TIME
IN NEW AUTOMOBILE

San Francisco, June li-Jack Johnson's
eagerness to burn the breeze In his
new racing automobile was gratified late
yesterday afternoon when he participat.
ed In a novel race-motor car against a
pacing horse
The owner OF the horse which the
negro champion has often driven Of late,
mad an Idea that from standing start
MS PAGER could out-distance Johnson
automobile at quarter of mile dash.
He reinforced his argument by flashing
800 bill.
You're on" cried Johnson. delighted
at the prospect OF high speed lie
jumped into his slate colored car and
wheeled IL around to the middle Of the
roadway near his camp. The horseman
ranged his sulky alongside
on yelled the challenger and tile
PAGER shot forward Not 40 the cham
pton's machine, which had 'lost its
spark johnson called his friend back
The second start was faultless. though
the PAGER had lead OF at least 80 yards
before the machine got under headway.
But II was easy for Johnson once his
car acquired momentum and. shouting
Ike an Indian, he won the race by a
clean hundred yards. johnson was so
busy with his legal advisers yesterday
that he could not md time 10 box HIS
tnngle with his deposed manager. George
Little, requires considerable attention,
but the negro says he Is not woTrying.
The champion Is slated for another
boute with Al Kaufman today and will
box again Sunday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
W0LGAST BREAKS ARM
IN SEVENTH ROUND

Milwaukee. June 1o.-Ad Wolgasts
fight since he wrested the lightweight
championship honors from Battling Mel
son was marred by the breaking OF A
bone IN his left forearm IN tho seventh
round Of l0-round no-decision conte ~
with Jack Redmond OF Milwaukee to-
night In spite Of thir he had a shade
the better Of the bout.
The boys weighed IN at lO pounds at
4 o'clock this afternoon.
In the fourth round Wolgast injured
his left arm on one or Rcdmond's ell
bows and In the seventh snapped a bone
IN the forearm about three inches above
the wrist. Up 20 the time Of the mishsp
he had good lead. but did little fast
work, He was cool. Judged distance well,
an worked short rights TO the body in
championship form hut. from the sew
enth to the finish, lie was practically
helpless and II Redmond could have
landed with any steam, he mi ght have
been declared winner. The general news
paper decision will give the light 90 VOL
CAST because OF his big lead In the car
Her rounds.
Twice before woieast defeated Red
mond At their FIRST meeting Wolgast
weighed only lls pounds Wolgast has
improved wonderfully since he fought in
Milwaukee last. and was far ahead Of
Redmond In speed judgment Of distance
and ring generalship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
C0RBETT SAYS JEFF
IS FIT FOR BATTLE
Big Boilermaker VIII Go Easy From
Now on Until Week OF
Fight.

Ben Lomond, Cal, June 1i.-Before
leaving the Jeffries camp last evening
for san Francisco with Joe Choynski
with whom he will box in that city to-
| day former Champion James ]. Cor
bett reiterated his belief that Jeffries is
ready to go into the ring tomorrow.
II he had to, and put up the fight OF his
life
After his bout with Jenries yester-
day, Corbett turned to Mrs Jefries,
who had watched the fast three rounds
and told her that she had no cause To
fear the outcome OF the coming battle.
According to Corbett. and his opinion
seems TO be shared by all Of the fight
expert writer's now at the Jeffries camp.
Jeffries Is rid OF every superfiuous
pound of flesh Is as hard as nails and
ready TO so any route he may be
called upon to go before the fight with
John son is ended.
The visiting newspaper men have told
Jeffries the Impression prevails In the
east that he has been doing very little
hard work since he began training. Tho
big fellow spoke warmly on that sub
ject yesterday while undergoing his
daily massage.
Where do those people get that
idea he demanded. II have trained
FOR too many fights not to know some
thing about condition. and IL Is the
truth ] never went into a fight feeling
any better than / do right now. Tn
satisfied with the shape I'm in When
| was hunting in the Tehachapl noun
tains there was not day that | did
not walk 90 miles over rough country.
and that took the weight on me with
out my knowing It. III be 10 pounds
lighter in the ring than ] am now.
The drying out process will do that. All
I have been doing lately is TO build up
my shoulders and get my wind right
and that's what l need most"
Pressed for prophecy regarding the
duration of the fight, Jeffries surprised
his hearers by breaking silence on that
point.
f"What about the hght?" He unused a
moment 1T will be a short one. ! do
not think IL will last 10 rounds. And,
az that I'm not Understanding the
other fellow. I have never done that
in my life. I'm figuring on my own
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
LAWSON HAS GOOD
NIGHT ON SAUCER
Clarke Also Shows Speed, Breaking
Worlds Record for sixth
OF Mile.

Ivor Lawson was the star at the salt
Palace saucer track Friday night win
ming the hye-mile western championship,
and the one-milo handicap professional
from scratch. Jackie Clarke. the Austria
linn, also showed some speed making a
new worlds record for sixth 90 mile
unpaCed which leaves Frank Kramer,
the FORMER champion. without record to
his name The distance was covered by
Clarke In rs as seconds, which lowers
the record hfth OF second.
F. r. Whitier'a ride Of Two miles in
POI 3 on HE motorCNc Gle was a new rec
ord for the track Tue hrst mile was
made len one minute Nat. The former rec
In the nve-mlle wesurm champion
ship there was a lot or hard luck clarke
went out In the second mile with e
yunoture ana broke up the teaminB Win
MacFarland. Pyc. who was pulling LAW
son IN n team, got a puucurs 90 the
FOURTH mile ana dropped out. for six
son ana MacFerland. In q Sensational
finish, lawson beat MacFarland by hard-
ly wheel and Gordon Walker was d
close contender for third.
Lawson was pulled to the front by pNe
IN the one mile aud won handilN tlarKv
did not race lu this race and MHcFariuud
was unable to finish IN the money
against the combinations Hopper was
second with DemHra third.
When Clarke appea red on the track for
nls trial against time. ne was given an
'NNf"iif 'li'Alnk tue Afdfk "a coupe Oh
times he rode high onto the bank and
came down with squirt Tor the start
after giving the signal. Before the
crowd realized Il, he mad gote tho sixth
or mile breaking the worlds record
j \. Mcneil Of Los Angeles showed up
strong IN the amateur class last night
taking the tWo-mile open lap race after a
hatd fight lie beat out Hume and DEF
eubacher I'm the stretch In a sensational
hnish. From scratch Diefenbacher won
the one mile handicap and Mcneil was
second from rs yards with Hume third
The summaries.
Three -quarter-mile handicap amateur
-Diefenbacher tsoratch), won. Mcneil
ODD, second Hume G5J third Brod-
beck tscratch), fourth. time-1,rl 80
Two-mile lap, open, amateur-McNeil
won; Hrodbeck second Hume. third .
Diefenbacher, fourth. time-4.05 SIS
Record trial. one-sixth OF mile-A
j. Clarke time, 10 as seconds. New
worlds record.
Mile handicap. professional-Tver Law
son tscrntchl. won, n. g. Hopper 49,,
second Walter pemara 1857. third. Ray
Duer 600, fourth steve Senhouse (i6l
NTH. timc-l.4e2-b
FiNe-mile, western championship. pro-
fessional-lveT Lawson. won; y. A Nc
Farland, second, Gordon walker. third .
walter Demara, fourth: tme-i0;2f 30
Motorcycle record by 4. r. whittier
Two miles; time-2:Ol is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
AUTOMOBILE TOURS
THROUGH UTAH
~. interest Is Being TAKE" W
A Local club TO Lay o"'
Routes.

,,,.,atlon Of the Automobile
IN y" nah Manager william ~
sluo cutting the state OF utah Oh
hs" ..,omobile map. Already ne me
'Oe "s a score of letters In regard 10
reeel'e1 ,,t roads and tours for east
r~' AIMS that are contemplating S,oS 81
c0ntinen'oi ,,',tsfion has written Tor
nauohei .l,ro ga in the OUTSIDE elties
hst OF Wv t,ka where touring partes
and SAY -'.orrtuodation In the near
stau ee' ,.,,l touring parties WIZ pass
Iulu'e ne state and the locai
a ihrouk a. working to get al the
gsnla',i,, necessary under tnc M
MOI location rules to estapilsh an
'tonhi M. route through the state
..h mans and sign posts a..
VIII W., mas been notified that sio',
me- ny n,ldee has just been completed
|" ~" me North Platte river near
a' lO, Wyo.. and that this opens UP
hs 49,, road into Utah. Anothe, ofiuee
heH,v INSTRUCTED at Clearnelu, W.
ws the automobile tourists nave
'nS trouble In fording the rlNer, ~
ne.o,,nt OF these two dangerous 0'o s1.
aeeyu,s a., tourists have not been aple
70 70, NC ,bsss bridges have accomplished
pu, ~. A. deal IN shortening the distance,
Kavahaugh, secretary OF the
,,io,sy Motor club, IL cooperating WIN
iFn' locaI organization in outlining
.,,rc route between salt Lake ahu
, I,anriS considerable correspondence
~ ,,s.sed between the two organize
r. p Ana some steps VIII be taken III
~, ,o'S n.,r future tor going over the pro
~, ny routes and deciding upon "A road
p pacon OF Logan, an autohloone
...bns,st has written a letter 10 MI
sssi IN which he asks the CLUB to
s,rerste with the Boosters clup OF
pssn m liz campaign for good roads
u, rronoses an early auto trip 10 10,
an nv tho club to Inspect the ro1d
ssb'sb had been built between logan
VA Wellsyine Tho Boosters CLUB WIN
ny, MI arrangements to entertain the
From ali parts Of the state Mr.. Rish-
al 4 receiving applications for mem
hsrships He expects to have every
~; Il, the state who has an automo-
AN ioin before the summer Is over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
FAVOR|TES ARE IN
ALSO RAM CLASS
When Outsiders Win at
Bucna Vista.

without favorite coming under the
wire at the Buena Vista track Friday
afternoon. the bookmakers took every
thing In sight AZ tho betting ring The
prices were held 80 low that the bet
ting dropped on considerably and but
little piunging was done 1t was ladies'
day and about 1900 people We're az the
track, which is the largest crowd that
has attended the meeting.
In the races Friday there were no
features and the field was poor
bunch to pick from. The only interest
lnE race was the fourth in
which trehe were three contonders
Buckthorn, q local nvorlte, Oberon
and the Duchess of Mountebello.
Buckthorn won and the Duchess came
second beating Obcron. the favorlte 2
10 8 Kent. who rode the Duchess
claimed foul against Buxton who
was mounted on Buckthorn. declaring
that he had been shut of Judge skin
ner refused 20 allow IL, however, and
only reprimanded the Jockey for his
FOUL riding.
Tho summary.
First race. hve furiongs. purse $500
scllinR-Clarlnnis tMolcsworth), 3 to {,
won: Flying Rooney. 10 TO /, second
Lady BOX tHlWtrdD. 20 To l. third.
Time, 1902 as. WIN Morris. Ernest.
san l-oandro Glover Kyle. Tom Adams
ana Dorothy y also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, purse $50.
selling-Gcssipcr ~. Wan Dusen). 2 to
], won; Sabado tGargoD. IL to l. sec
ond Banthel tSmitm. 20 10 1, third
Time, I 10 3-5. Sam McGibben, Moyea.
Charles J Harvey Cigarlighter. I'm
masked. Jack LAWN, Runsum, J. w.
Fuller and nfneen also ran.
Third race six furlongs. purse $500.
selling Salpearl Fischer). 4 TO I. won:
Weymouth tBoland. TO T. second:
Frieze CTayloD. to l. third Time.
IA as Prometheus. Rhinestone. FL
PerfeCto. Wineberry, Thierry, Royal
River. Cheswardine and Swell Girl also
ran
Fourth race one mile and an eighth.
purse 1850 selling-Buckthorn CBux-
toni. 10 to r. won; Duchess OF Monte
hello tKenD, n 20 s. second. Oberon
Gvers). TO 8. third Time. 1:54 a..
Corrigan and Manila S also ram
Firth race, six furlongs. purse $3.50
selllnE-Snowbali Qvers), 10 l. won
Airs CShrincrl, 2ta to I. second f. Null
holland CBattlstiel. 10 l. third. Time
i15, Tug Boat Ramon Corona Maid
OF Orleans and Belflower also ran
Sixth race one mile, purse $3.50. SELL
ing Flora Riley CWrispen). TO .
won: Mike Jordan DENNY, 20 To 1,
second; Sam Bernard Fischer to
2. third Time. 1:A2 2-5 TraVers. Nc
Nally and Coppers also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
Amateur Baseball

With perfect score the Twenty
second ward baseball team stands at
the head " the percentage column OF
tht salt Lake Baseball league, having
won eight games In succession. In a
one-slded game. the leaders took the
Sixteenth Warders into camp by a
score Of 10 10 g. David Faiwesther
hit home run with the bases full
which was the feature OF the game.
The Fifteenth Warders showed up
strong yesterday taking a fast game
from the Twenty eighth ward by n
score II 10 TO g. Tho Fourteenth and
TVenty-third wards failed to meet yes
terday In the regular weekly game.
Three teams have dropped out OF the
league because they were unable to
stand the pace The teams had only
Won one game and the teams were
becoming disorganized. The Nine
tenth, Twenty-ninth and Twenty
fourth wards were the teams which
dsbanded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
Y0KEL GOES NORTH
FOR TWO MATCHES

Mike Yokel leaves tonight for Coal
Vile where he will meet Jack Harbes-
ton in wrestling match. Harbeston
IL much heavier man but YokeTs
hackers say that the welterweight can
go out OF his class and win from his
opponent. From Coalvile, Yokel will
go to Idaho Falls where the fans have
imported a man 10 meet him there.
After this match Yokel will go out on
his ranch and rest up for a month
Adolph Idndroos, the Finn. who made
a hit with the crowd in the preliminary
al the salt Lake Theater In his match
against Ferguson, leaves for Kemmerer,
Wye. where he wrestlcs an unknown.
Liudross Is after a match with Yokel
but was unable to get one before he
left when he returns In month.
he declares he will issue a CHALLENGE.
put up $500 as a side bet, and make
YokeIs weight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
GAME WARDENS READY
TO ENFORCE LAWS

IN the last week scores Of additional dep
uty game wardens have been sworn In by
the protective FISH and game associations
throughout the state TO enforce the law
when the fishing season opens Wednes-
day. SeVcnty-nve deputy wardcns were
appointed Friday by the Weber county
Organization and good results are eN-
pected. The special officers have been
given a commission without pay and
they Will cooperate with the state Of
ficers In enforcing the Law.
The Utah county organization has dep
utilized several hundred men TO enforce
the laws. IL IL on the Provo river that
considerable trouble Is eNp-actsd A
special train will be run TO Provo Tues
day evening over the Denver & Rio
Grandc Western from salt Lake and u
II estimated that several coach loads OF
fishermen will make the trip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
MAYOR BRANSF0RD
- VISITS OLD HOME

-ysva. Pransford and bis party com
,ifed Tho ffst leg OF their automoDile
ss6r in two pierce machines when they
reached Quncy. Cali this afternoon. Inc
.tars,- Win spend week IN the village,
which is Mayor Bransfords old nome.
FROM Quincy the party will 20 TO san
Frlncisco and Mayor Brausford WEI at
lend the biz battle there on July a.
in letter received yesterday, Mayor
Bfsnsf0d gave Tom Bottarill n complete
schedule and data relative 70 the route
,assn. The part,e OF Ia which leaves here
on June 3 f0r san Francisco 10 see the
fg1t win follow Brausfords routing. He
has made arrangements ror the party TO
"a ma ~ socOnu ofations ION the trip
Vhirh WI be made IN record time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
SANPETE BASEBALL
Is NOW BOOMING

NJ Pleasant June iO-The county
baseball league opens here this week and
M.ie rs every indication that an inter-
SUNG season will be had
Teams are organized in Fairyiew. Mt
titataht Moron Ephraim and
M~shu al Of which are In practise. In
~ Pleasant tho team is being financed
~ the hrm VI Gunderson q Ayerett
wani.oIns nave been provided The
i.aytIs. selected from the town will
ue PAID salary FOR the games pla we'd
"iI percentage Of the net earnings
u,i,. team selected Is as follows:
ibb.lall Hansen backstop: Fergus
b sss pitcher; Dean Sconeld. first
me- III stNlu o'anheld second base; FL
~ Johanseu, third base. Vern Cun-
w. ,shqrtstop. Alvin Halstrom. lsft
pn T.. Gunderson. center neid
sshi,, heynolds, risht neld: IA Rraby'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
TAYLOR WINS TOURNEY.

Lewiston, Ida, Jan l0.-The finals Of
the Idaho state tennis championship
tournament. which has been in progrosg
here since Tuesday, resulted today ga
a victory for Joseph Tyler Of spokane
Pacific northwest champion. In tho
singles. and for a. ANtell Of Moscow
and Dr Kresch Of Walla walla in tho
mems doubles Miss Ruth Grape Of
this city won the woman's singles and
Miss Grape and Miss FIX OF Lewiston
took the women's doubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
WILLIAMS vs.. JEFFoRDs

Park city. June 1i.--Morgan williams
and Joe Jeffords arc IN condition for
their 20-round prize fight which will
take place here tonight The men will
weigh In at catch weights but there win
be little difference. The betting f.
about even on the men and the hght
fans anticipate first class smuggling
match.
The Salt Lake Independent baseball
team viii play with the miners tomor-
low afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
UTAH STATE LEAGUE.

In the second series OF the Utah state
league baseball schedule, Salt Lake
goes to Murray this afternoon and the
Occidentals will cross bats with the Og-
den team In the Junction city. The
Salt Lake team and the Occidental
meet on Walkers field tomorrow after
noon and Murray goes 20 Ogden The
games will be called at $3.50 O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
REVIEW OF PREVAILING ATHLETIC SPORTS

organized, the players are in good con-
dition and have been putting In some
hard practisos There are several fast
individual players In the team. and IL is
considered one OF the strongest amateur
aRgregations IN the state
The Eureka team has been strengthened
by two additional players. The team
goes TO Lagoon on Miners day to play
a game with the Park city team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
PROVO ISSUES CHALLENGE

are arranging for a big game here July
T. They have team which they believe
can beat any team In the state. and
capt. William summer, In behalf ~ his
make an additional sporting event 81 in
tcrest on the occasion OF the T.. C. 7. CON
vention IN this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

condition and the kind OF fight / ex-
pect to make. / do not count chickens
before they are Matched, either, but.
as far as | am concerned this fight Ia
going TO be Some bear while II lasts"
Jeffrles said he would box again to-
day, If he does, Bob Armstrong will
be his opponent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
MAMMOTH AFTER
BASEBALL HONORS

slso:saA a june ii,-nr Haryiele has been
bali tsar, 'nsg ~ the Mammoth base
SITTER ths srsii, tne miners are going out
IN The st.t.'p. or every amateur team
comm,. 1,s,e Manager Harvielin is IN
hopes Ia ,r.n with several teams and
= wses arrange schedule OF one game
he Furstd ne Mammoth nine will meet
While the A,or,,.l temofrow In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
RULE SO ABOLISHED.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE National
baseball commission today rescindcd
rule so. which prevented any major or
minor league from signing semi-pi o.
fessionaI players without gaining a..
consent OF the player and agreeing &c
terms with the semi professional man
ager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
SPANISH FORK ouTCL,ssrp

.paysoh' June lin fast game.
sr oss'n shut out Spanish Fork by a
H er, ot u to yesterday afternoon.
DON on was puzzle and famed n
wh,in ,on' lie only allowed two hits
for n NJ opponent Bowen. was hit
son a., sNT ones The batteries: Harri-
ana ~ Zone TOT Payson and Bowen
'u hoi'z for Spanish Fork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
kETCIiI-I WINS

New York. June lO.-stanley Ketchel
Knocked out Jim Smith Of New York
midway In the NTH round of a SEIZED
uled l0-round bout AZ the National
Sporting club tonight by right swing
20 the Jaw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
BOSTON DEFEATED.

Cleveland. June t0.--Cleveland de-
feated Boston, to 1, today. Falken-
berg and Collins were effective, err
rors being responsible for all the
runs except the last one made by Cleve-
land,
Score: X IL. Il
cleveland ..s...s....s .s.ssss'''ss''5
Boston ..,....,. .'..sr-,..'''''s''''l
Batteries-Falkenbers and Bemis
Collins and Kleinow.
Philadelphia-st Louis game post
poned wet grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At lndianapolis-st Paul G; Indian
apolis. o.
At Toledo-M Minneapolis. 2: Toledo. l.
~ columbus Milwaukee Columbus
game postponed: rain.
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