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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
Jim Jeffries May Again Enter
the Prize Ring, Thinks
Berger
JEFF MAY AGAIN
ENTER THE RING
Berger Thinks BOilermaker
Will Be Himself in Short
Time.

CHICAGO. July 2c,-That James j Y
Jeffres may again enter the ring 10 tho
belief of sam Berger, his manager, and
Jack Gleason, who. with Tex Rickard,
staged the battle at Reno. The promoter
and manager arrived in Chicago yester-
day direct from the Pacific coast.
81 know that Jefries feels the deteai
very lccnly,' said Gleason, "hnd | should
not be surprised were his friends 10 per.
suadc him again To enter the ring. Az
a matter OF fact. Jeffries was "A mental
wreck when he entered the ring against
Johnson. / could have whipped him my
SELF
Berger. who has been with Jcffnes as
feat, believes That Jeffrics will be himself
In short time.
There is no good reason why Jcffrlcs
should not try TO wipe out his defeat"
said Berger. MY confident opinion 10
that he would whip Johnson any day in
the week. II was not Il question OF conf
ing back when Jeffrics stepped into the
ring at Reno, Jeifrles was all in when
he went into that fight He was a ner-
vous wreck"
Gleason explained that before signing
the fight articles, JcItrics wanted Il clause
put In which would make him free To
have 3 couple or lights before his meet
ing with Johnson. The promoters were
willing but Johnson asked the same
thing they feared that possibly the col
either stumble into defeat or else injura
himself, so they decided TO keep both out
OF the ring. Berger now thinks that
real bout before the biz. fight would have
put Jeffries in far better trim than he
was,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
BIC SENSATION IN
TENNIS CONTESTS
Maurice Mclaughlin Defeats
Former National Champion,
BealS c. Wright.

BEOOKI.INE, Mass, July 22.-rhe
greatest sensation of tennis tourna-
ment filed with upsets occurred today
In the semi-linals of tho Longwood SIN
cles when Maurice Mclaughlin, the
whirlwind player from the Pacific coast
and a member OF last years Davis Cup
team. defeated Beals c. Wright. former
national champion and Americas MAIN
stay in international contests. In four
hard fought sets. DC, TO, So, b-l- Inc
young Californian. who is making his
second campaign in the east, outgcner-
alcd and outplayed Wright. Should the
westerner maintain the speed he dis
PLAYED in today'S games. experts pick
him to beat Wallace +. johnson OF Phila-
delpha, the Intercollegiate champion, in
the finals.
The eastern doubles championship also
furnished its daily upset, when 10. II
Whitney Boston intcrscholastic singles
champion. and Richard Bishop OF the
Longwood club beat G. t. Touchard and
c. II. Gardner OF New York, in four sets
i'm the semi-llnals. Whitney and Bishop
tomorrow will meet the Yale team OF X
a Holden. Jr. and f. M. Walrous. Tor
the eastern title.
Summaries in semi.flnals eastern dou-
blcs:
Whitney and Bishop defeated Touchard
and Gardner 7-5. CO. 11-l3. 60
r. w. Holden, Jr, and r. NJ Watrous,
Yale, defeated r. II. Palmer and G. q,
Plynpton, New York, e. CA, 6-3.
Longwood singles. semi-tinals;
NJ. II. Mclaughlin San Francisco, de-
feated BeaIs c. Wright, Boston. a6, is,
Sc. Sd.
Wallace +, Johnson, Philadelphia, de-
fcated A. :. Dabney. Jr., Boston, Is,
Sc, g. 6-3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
Walker Given Race
Four Good Baseball Games
Promised for Today
and Sunday
LOWERING Of TRACK
RECORDS A FEATURE
Pacing Record Brought Down
by Giftline Full
Second.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 22-Thc
final day OF the Grand Rapids harness
racing meet was marked by the lower
Ing OF The track records for both PAGERS
and trottcrs. Giirtlinc. who brought The
pacing record down to 2:O5s Il year ago.
today clipped il u full second To 2:022
In the fourth heat of the 2;li trot Hall
worthy reduced the track record 10 2:07a,
Giflline ruled favorite In the 2:03 pace
and won III straight heats That grew cN-
citing only al the finish. The Eel was
u length behind ut The wire in the first
heat while Ailccn Wilson was beaten
by neck In the second heat.
in the 2:ll trot WHY made history, IL
being the first time that foreign bred
trotter had won heat in less than 10.
Willy travelled in 2OSa.
Summary
PIP class. pace, purse $1,000 three in
hve-May Day. won. Ira Gray second;
Ashline, third Alwanda, fourth, Best
time. 2 06l.
2:Os class. pace, $1,000. two in three
Glitlinc, won: The Eel. second; Aileen
Wilson, third Best time. 2:02q.
200 class. trotting. Grand Rapids rail
way. purse $1,000. three in fivc-Henry
H.. won Hickey Kawson, second; Castle
Dome, third. Best time. Pile.
2.ll class, trottinS, purse $1,000. three
in fve-Hailworthy. Won Willy second:
Bobbic third. Best time. 2:07a,
Three year olds. trottine. purse $1,000.
two In tlrcc-Colorado, won: Lula Arion.
second. Miss Topic Bar third. Best time,
2l2S-J.
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FAST CARD ON At
THE MOTORDROME
More Riders and New Machines
viii Be Seen This
Evening.

More riders and more new machines is
the slogan at the motordrome, according
to Il statement Of the management yes
terday. That this policy is 10 be carried
out Is shown by tho announcement that
Hal Mccormick Will be among the start
crs in the races tonight Mccormick has
secured a new machine and tonight Will
appear in competition with the fastest OF
them for the first time. 1t also Is an
nounccd that Herbert Kettle of Los
Angeles has been secured for tho rest OF
tho season and. according To a wire from
Los Angeles, should be among the start
crs tonight. Kettle is bringing along q
high power machine OF his own,
The programme tonight calls for an
cight-mile professional as the feature
race. There Vs. also he fve-mile and
SIX mile professional invitation races IN
which the riders will be divided accord
ing TO the horse power Of their ma
chimes, The trade amateurs meet in Il
four-mile event and the local amateurs
have two races. Il three mile for four
horse power machines and a six-mile
handicap.
Bert Smalling. the local racing automo-
bile driver, will appear In an automobile
exhibition.
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Empire City Results.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Schoolmarm,
backed from Is 10 Ia 10 >. Won the
Tarrytown selling stakes al one mile at
Empire City today, Perry Johnson fin
ished second. bu, was disqualified for
fouling Pretend. Pretend was given sec
ond money and Galley Slave third.
The summarizes
First race six furlonGs-Royal Captive,
to l. won Royal Onyx, Z TO .. second
Billy Bodcmer, 10 10 ], third. Time.
1:12 i-5.
Second race, five and half furlonGs-
The Hague. to >. won. Ryestraw, TO
3. second; Maid ID TO I. third. Time,
1:07 2-5.
Third race mile and twenty yards
Prince Gal. Q 10 ;. Won. Jupiter Joe.
TO 2. second; Norbltt, % 10 1, third. Time,
1;Il is.
Fourth race, milc-Schoomarm. s TO 3.
won: Pretend, II TO 10. second: Galley
Slave. 10 to 1, third. Time, l:i0 10.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-
Shackleton, to !. won; Planter. 12 10
10. second Jest, TO /, third. Time,
1907.
Sixth race. mile and siXteenth-Ar-
cite. 12 to 10, won; Rocllstone. Z 10 l:
second; Zicnap, to /, third. Time.
al In
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NO MORE GAMES TO BE
CALLED AT FIXED TIME

CINCINNATI. July 22-No more Ma
tional league games will be called at n
fixed time 10 enable team 10 catch n
train, President Lynch made this an
may ne fixed, but IL an inning is started
II must be completed. even If II runs
from ten 10 fifteen minutes beyond the
fixed time.
Many complaints have been registered
by persons who went out 10 see ball
games and found that an agreement had
been reached TO call game at a Ger
tain time. 1t generally happened that
the club in the lead within O few min
utes of the time limit was able to pro-
long a half-inning by jockcying and thus
rob an opposing team OF a chance 10 tic
or win a game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
PAPKE Is MARRIED TO
MISS EDNA Il. PULVER

BUFFALO, n. Y. July 22-Billy Pap
Ike, middlcweight boxer. Wednesday night
was married by the Rev. Ethan Curtiss
of the Niagara Square Congresa sationa
church TO Miss Edna T. Puver OF Hamil-
ton. Ont.
The marriage Of Papke and Miss Pull
YER Is the elimination of a romance
Miss Pulver's family is wealthy and had
made arrangements two weeks ago foi
Miss Pulver and her sister. with heI
mother and father. To sail Tor Europe 70,
a Continental trip 10 last three months
The young woman. however, had another
plan and when Papke drove up 10 hcl
door Wednesday in his racing automo-
bile she jumped In and n few hours later
hour later Miss Pulver was Mrs. William
Papke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
PUNISH DEMARA
FOR FOUL WORK
Frisco Rider Resorts TO Dirty
Tactics in Race With
Walker.
SEVERAL PRETTY RACES
WITNESSED AT SAUCER
BrOdbeck Wins MacFarland
Handicap, and Clarke the
Free-fOr-All.

There WAS a little bit OF everything on
the bill al the Salt Palace bicycle track
Friday evening, The card was II good
one. however. and despite the high wlnu
which prevailed there were several pretty
races. The Mcfarland handicap, one
mile. professional and the Bicycle sup
ply company frce-for-all, five-mile. pro-
fcssional, were features. The one-mile
match sprint race between Demarst and
Walker was spoiled by foul riding on the
part of the former. resulting in his dls-
qualification and the race being given To
Walker The races were witnessed by "A
large crowd of enthusiastic rncc ians'
Brodbeck Wins,
The MacFarland handicap was won by
Brodbccll. one OF the new professionals,
in l;lI 20. Diefenbachcr, another OF the
new professionals, was second, Dorian
third and Lawson. scratch man. fourth,
1t was one of the prettiest handicap races
which has been seen on the Salt Palace
saucer this season. Jackie Clarke won
the Bicycle Supply company frce-for-
all. fivc-mile professional, in IO;2i 10,
while MacFarland finished second Law
son third, Walker fourth and Dorian
NTH. Clarke and MacFarland teamed
together. while Pyc paced Lawson How
ever. Pye was compelled TO fall out in
the middle of the race. his tire punctur-
ing. The race was holly contested and
the finish was one which brought the big
The two-milc Battle Royal" anna
teur. was also feature of the card.
This was won by l.. Colvin in Az 50.
Schmertz finished second, Gcmple third
and Huey fourth
The results:
Australian pursuit, amateur, three and
four TO qualify. hall mile heats $50
purse, divided Sl2. SIS. 81 and Si-First
heat: Young, won, Wilkins. second. Dc
Frank, third: Rodbcrg. fourth. Time.
1:0l. Second heat: Ciivlinc. won; Wesley,
second: Herman third Iindgreen, fourth.
Time, LOS Is. Third heat: Taylor, won:
Hucy. second: Thompson, third; Colvin
fourth. Time. 1:06 As.
One-mile match sprint, professional
best two in three heats. single paced, $40
purse. divided $50 and S25-Walker. Won:
Dcmara disqualified for foul riding.
Two-milc Battle Royal" amateur, $40
purse, divided SIS, So Sc and ST. s. TO
winner each quarter-Colviu. won;
Schmertz. second; Gemple, third; Huey
fourth. Time, f.12 3-5.
MacFarland handicap, professional. one
mile. purse SIS. divided $40. $50, $40 and
so-Brodbeck won. Diefcnbachcr, Sec
ond; Dorian. third Lawson, fourth Time,
i:47 90
Australian pursuit amateur. $50 purse,
divided $l2 SIS. So. Si-Taylor, Won:
Wesley, second Herman. third: Givline.
fourth. Time. 7:0S 1-5. Distance, two
miles. seven laps and 100 yards.
Bicycle Supply company" free-for- all.
fve-mile, professional. 5000 purse, divided
$50, $50, sis Sl0. So; 50 lap-Clarlc, won;
MacFarIand. second; Lawson, third ::
Walker. fourth; Dorian. fifth, Time.
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GET "WIND CHECK" IF
AVIAT0RS DO NOT FLY

PITTSBURG. July 22,-The Pittsburg
Aero club has been in existence but
few weeks, out 1t already lays claim TO
something alleged to he original in aero
nautics 1t is the wind check" not an
accessory to aeroplanes. but a coupon en-
titling ticket holders TO come around the
next day free In case the wind prevents
flights at the aviation meet scheduled 10
he held August at Brunots Island, In
the Ohio river. Aviators Glenn II. Cur
tiss Captain Thomas S. Baldwin and j.
S. Mars have been engaged 10 show
PittsburG the art of flight.
There is some speculation as 10 whether
the usually dense smoke laden atmos-
phore will make flights easier here than
elsewhere II is suggested that it should
do so on the same principle as salt water
is the more buOyant 10 the swimmer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
HORSES AND FOLLOWERS
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

All of the horses and followers of the
race game left Bucna Vista Friday and
the mark track and It's stables are now
deserted after forty days OF racing. While
the majority of the good horses went to
Butte for the race meet there. guam
tity Of them also went to Cheyenne.
Among those which went to Cheyenne
was tho stable of Irwin Bros. which was
one of the largest strings of horses ut the
Buena Vista track.
Most of the horses that went TO Chey-
enne left the city Thursday. The horses
bound for Butte left Thursday and Fri
day. Friday night seeing the Buena Vista
track deserted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
FRED THOMSON FIRST MAN
TO ENTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

CHICAGO. July 22.-Fred Thomson.
star all-round athlete of Occidental col
lcgc. California, is the first man 10 en-
Ter the National A.. \. L. all-round
championships To be held under the au-
spices of the Chicago ATHLETIC associa-
lion al Marshall field August H.
@ ~ all-round championship 10 be
held at Lake Geneva the latter part OF
July, and will come To Chicago TO finish
his training for the national champion
shin He will then go to New Orleans
10 take part in the senior track and field
CHAMPIONSHIPS October Il and Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23
FRENCH WOMAN COMES
HERE TO MAKE FLIGHT

NEW YORK. July PA French wo-
man. one OF the four or five women who
have done work in aviation. has indi-
Gated her intention Of coming TO America
shortly for the purpose OF attempting -
flight from Chicago 10 New York for the
prize recently offered. She is Mime. Ma
thildc' Franck, the French wife of Brit
ish journalist
Nine. Eranck has made several excel
lent flights recently. She flew yesterday
fourteen miles at Mourmelous without
stopping. establishing a record as "a wo-
man aviator. She is AT present prepar-
Ing for "a flight across the English chan
mel from Calais TO Dover,
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TIRE COMES OFF AUTO
AT THE M0T0RDR0ME L

While going around the motordrome
pie-pan AT a clip exceeding a mile a
driven 10y Bcrt Smalling. chauffeur
for Samuel Newhouse lost one OF its
tires and a serious accidGnt WAS narrowly
avcrted. After tho tirs had come off
the machine went almost a lap before it
could be brought TO a stop. Smaling
however. had the machine in control and
succeeded in stopping H. after running
done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-23

Mike Donovan, manager OF the Salt
Lake baseball team, announced Friday
night that he had wired Kenyon, the
Twin Fails pitcher. TO meet his team at
Ogden Saturday, Kenyon will be Valu-
able addition To the Salt Lake team. ac-
To secure Means, n first class iniiclder.
in about two weeks. The lineup of the
Salt Lake team as il will play Ogden
saturday, follows. llummcn, pithecr.
Towles, catcher: NJ. Donovan first base
Ncvius, second base: Costello. third base,
d. Donovan. shortstop Bock, left field,
Good, center field. Stewart right held.
Mnsnr and Brown will also go To OSden.
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PHILADELPHIA Loses.

CINCINNATI. July 22.-Cincinnau
won a hard fought game here today from
Philadelphia, to 4. Becbc pitched well
for seven Innings thcn went Wild. Cas-
par, who finished the game. held the Wis
itors safe. Morcn and Stack were hit
hard. but Schettlcr pitched well. Il. II, T..
Philadelphia .....,.....s......,.4 :
ClnClllnhll ~ ~ =
Batteries-Moran, Stack, Schettlcr and
Dooin; Becbc. Gaspar and Mclean, I'm
pires-O'Day and Brennan.
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AN ALLEGED MEMBER OF
MAYBRAY GANG ARRESTED

COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. July e2.-
Word was received here today OF the
arrest al F1oreucc. Kan, of Barney Mar
tin, an alleged member OF the Maybray
gang for whom the authorities have been
searching for months.
Martin is said to have acted as steercr
in the case OF Samuel Suter Of CaSs
Lake MINI. claimed TO have been robbed
OF $4,000. He is under federal indictment
in Council Bluffs and Omaha
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East Driving.

BUFFALO, y. Y, July 22.-Louis
Chevrolets mile I'm % seconds over a cir
cular track was the feature Of the two
day automobile meet AT the Fort Eric.
Out race track today. The Frenchman
was driving his 150-horscpower Buick
special in the five-mlIc free -for-all. The
other starters were his brother Arthur.
and Ed Crane. Louis ran away from his
competitors. covering the five miles i'll
l.En
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Prizes for AViators.

ASBURY. PARK, y. j., July 22-
Twenty thousand dollars in prizes for
professional and ANAL teur aviators Will be
offered at the ten days aviation meet
10 be held at Interlaleen. near here.
August 10 to 20. Curtiss Hamilton, Bald
win and four OF the Wright avlators are
expected to compete
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Pitcher Suspended.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Folowins AN en-
counter at the National league park be-
tween Manager McGraW and Pitcher
Arthur Raymond of the New York Ma
tional league team. McGraw suspended
Raymond indefinitely today. McGraw ac-
cused the pitcher of violating the train
ing rules,
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ST. Louis Gets Game.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-St, Louis won
another shutout game from New York
today, 4 to o. Splendid work by Lush
and Corridor. with fast fielding. gave
the victory TO the locals. r. II d.
st. Louis ,...,...s.,.,..,.,.... y
New York .,.,,.,..,.......s,..,O o
Battcrles-Lush. Corridor and Brcsna,
han; Crandall. Dickson and Myers. UNI
p!res-RiGler and IGmslie
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May Name Sprague.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OpGGIHI M TIC T TTUtTII'
PROVO, July 22.-A number of peti-
tions; are being circulated here by iniiu-
entail men for the appointment of Alfred
]. Sprague as deputy game and fish com
missioner 10 ill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Brig Madsen. Mr.. Spraeue
is well qualified for the position. mdi-
cations AT present point To the naming of
Mr. spragIe as fish commissioner How
ever friends here and elsewhere Will keep
up the fight until success is assured.
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Fight Is Draw.

AURORA Ill, July 22.-Danny Good
man of Chicago and George Latham Of
Canada. fought six fast rounds to a draw
attended n fight In Aurora witnessed the
go. fully 800 from Chicago being at the
ringside
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Even Break,
Boston Is Winner,

BOSTON July 22.-Boston hit the ball
hard with men on bases and won from ST,
Louis. to 3 \ peculiar double play was
feature. In the second inning. with
Stah on first, Lord popped fly TO Wal
lace and Stahl was caught Off the base,
Lord, however blocked the shortstop' S
throw and Stahl was called out for In
terference. R.H.E.
Boston ..>.,...s.,..,-...,.. j
Sl. LOUIS =. %
Batteries: Smith and Carrigan; Lake
and Stephens,
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Marshal Draws With schlechter.

HAMBURG, July 22,-In the nth round
of the International master chess tourna- :
ment now I'm progress here, Frank j,
Marshall the American champion. drew
his game today with Schlechter. The
latter player still leads the tournament
by one and a half points over Marshall.
Duras, Niemzowitsch and Salwcuti.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Brooklyn Defeated.

PITTSBURG. July 22.-PIttsburs easily
defeated Brooklyn, II To L. in a hard
hitting game again today. and New York
losing Il game ut St Louis brings last
years champions up from third To second
place. with the bases full in the second
inning Phillpi hit for a home run to-
day. "A trick which Leach turned yestcr-
day. r.. II 10
pittsburg Observation-Disclosures Is .
Brooklyn INSTRUMENTATION. 3
Batteries-Phllip and Gibson. ;. Mil
Ter. Knetzer. Umpircs-Johnstone and
Eason.
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American Association

At Toledo-Toledo- Milwaukee game
called off at end of first inning. rain.
AT Louisville-St Paul. S; Louisville, 4.
At dianapolis-Minneapolis o; Indian
apolis. 3,
At Columbus-Kausas City, 2: Column
bus, o
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Detroit Is Defeated,

NEW YORK, July 22.-RaliyiuG bril-
liantly today in the closing Inning. New
York, with a seyen-run lead to overcome.
caught up with and defeated Detroit. II
TO s. In an effort to stayc OF defeat,
Manager Jennings took Mullin off the
rubber at the end of the seventh and
Detroit used three pitchers. Cobb triplcd
with the bases full in the fifth Il, H T.
Detroit .,.... Observation-Disclosures. 13 =
New York Observation-Disclosures, IL IA d
Batterics-Mullin Summers, Willctt.
Donovan and Schmidt Warhop, Hughes
and Mitchell
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Pitcher Is Sold.

OAKLAND. Cal. July 22-Pitcherl
Walter Moser OF the local club OF thcs
Coast league, has been sold 10 the Bos
ton American League Baseball club for
$500. lie will not report until next
spring.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

~ AT Wichita-Wichlta 6: st. Joseph, s.
AT Omaha-Omaha. 8; Sioux City, 4.
Al Dcnver-DcnVer. 6; Topeka. o.
At LinCon-Llncoln. Q. Dcs MoineE. 4.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES. July 22.-Score:
Is-H u.
vernon 49,. s.--,.sss s~....ssr.os-. .
Batteries-CarsOn and Hogan Nourse
and La LonGe.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 22.-Scorc
r. III. j.,
Oakland .,.s .......-s. s..,..,.,.-.. !
Los Angeles s.....ss----r's, .
Battcrics-Christian and Mite Thor
son and Smith.
PORTLAND, Or, July 22.-Score:
R.H H..
San Francisco .,,.,.......-..e... 10 !
Portland ...... ..es...........,-.
Notwithstanding and Williams;
Stcen and Garrett, Murray
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Game Postponed.

CHICAGO July g2.-Boston- Chicago
game postponed; rain. Two games will
be played Sunday,
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Stock Broker Wins.

LONDON, July 22.--Tu siX-round box
ing bout for amateurs held here tonight
MIR. Adler. a London stock broker. wor
from Ivan Kahn OF Los Angeles, Cal.
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American Team Defeated.

WELLINGTON. y. H., July 23.--Thc
| Canterbury football team this afternoon
defeated the visiting all-Amcrlcans by
| the score OF 10 TO o.
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LANGFORD-KAUFMAN
MATCHED FOR FIGHT

: PHILADEL LPHIA. July 22.-Ar-
: rangcments were completed here to-
: day for n ix-round bout between
: Sam Langford and AL Kaufman at
: the Philadelphia National league
: baseball park on the night of Au-
: gust TO- Harry Edwards, the pro-
: moter. announces that II the wealth
: or Is unfavorable on that night the
: bout will he held on the first clear
: night following. The men will
: meet at catch weights,