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, 1910-09-15
Republican Convention

The delegates to the Republican
County Convention met in the
court house at Rawlins at 10
O'Clock a. m. yesterday NOR
ming. P. l.. Smith was chosen as
chairman and Samuel Dickinson
as secretary. After the commit
tees on credentials, on order of
business and on resolutions had
been appointed the meeting adj
journed until l;30 p. m.
The convention was called to or
der at the appointed time aud the
report of the committee on. Gre
dentials read and adopted. The
committee on Rules and Order
of Business recommended that Geo.
E. Brimmer be made permanent
chairman and Samuel Dickinson
secretary, The report was adopt
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Republican State Convention

The Republican State Conven-
ton, which met in Rawlins this
morning, got down to business
promptly by choosing Hon. F. E.
Warren as temporary chairman
aud Mr.. Spaulding as temporary
secretary. A committee on cred
entails was then appointed, also a
committee on resolutions and one
on permanent organization and
rules, after which the convention
adjoured until the afternoon to
give the different committees time
to report. There were two dele.
cations from Sheridan county, and
the committee on credentials will
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The Republican Primary

On Friday afternoon at 2:l0 p.
} the republican primary was
piled to order by j. F. Crawford,
no asked for the nomination Of
chairman. 81. ID. Blydenburgh
as chosen chairman and ID. M.
~laister as clerk. The call for
be primary was read and nomina-
ons for six delegates was then
piled for by the chair. The fol-
Pwing names were placed in NOM
Pation. III. ID. Blydenturgh, e.
Sisson, j. A. Ii. Bush, f. j.
ramer, ID. M. Plaster aud Ii. Il.
'ilon. Motion was made that NOM
pations be declared closed, which
trried. The polls were kept open
pr an hour and the above named
Zen were declared elected at dele
pies to the county convention.
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Democratic Primary

The democrats of Saratoga held
their primary at the office of Jud-
ge Blood Saturday evening al s O.
clock. Judge w. l.. Kuykendall
was elected chairman and James
Delaney secretary. The following
named persons we're then elected
as delegates to the county cow en-
ton, which will pane delegates to
the state convention, which meets
in Sheridan on the Goth inst, and
to name delegates to the Judicial
convention, which will be held in
Rawlins on the evening of Sept.
18th, John d. Paulson, W. G..
Forney, E. l.. Wheeler, M. B. Nc
killip, E. l.. Blood and G. s. Tay-
lor. The delegates were instruct.
ed to use their utmost indeavor to
secure the election of delegates to
the state convention who were in
favor of of the nomination of Jud-
ge w. l.. Kuykendall for Govern
or on the democratic ticket.
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LEIGHTON
WYOMING
Important Development Work in
Progress since June-Fine
Machinery Good Buildings

Joe Leighton, of the Leighton
Wyoming Mining Company, ac-
companied by Harry E. Dankoler,
secretary of the company, of Mil
waukee, VIE, and d. s. Crandall,
of Sturgeon Bay, Wis, a stockhul-
der, came in from the mountains
Sunday and the two Wisconsin
gentleman left for their homes on
Monday morning. They been up
to examine the property and were
quite well pleBsed with the pros
sect.
While MI. Leighton was here
the Sun had the opportunity to
interview him concerning hat fam
GUS property. Mr.. Leighton said;
II have been at work on the
Leighton Wyoming with a force
of ten men since last June. We
are sinking a shaft and are now
down 1856 feet We have a vein
two and one half feet in width
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Charter Oak Mine
To Have q Smelter

The report of mine expert,
Wayne Garfield, a synopsis of
which was printed in the Sun of
Sept LIST, is beginning to bear
fruit. There has been, for several
years past, talk of erecting a smell
ter at the mine and a fund was
raised for that purpose and in
trust ever since, awaiting a time
when it was thot the mine would
justify it. The Copper Bar Min
ing Company feels that the time
has come. 1t has been brot to the
conclusion by the recommends
ton of it's local mine manager here
and, on his advice, a smelter will
be erected at the mine as soon as
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decide between them.
just before going to press we
have received the following list of
nominations from the Convention,
For Congressman,
F. W. Mondell.
For Governor,
W. E. Mullen.
For Secretary of State,
William R. Schnitger.
For State Auditor,
Robert F. Forsyth.
For State Treasurer,
John l.. Baird.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
A. D. Cook.
For Justice Supreme Court,
c.. N. Potter.
Judge Bird District Court,
David FL. Craig.
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FIRST ANNUAL CARBON COUNTY FAIR

The first annual Fair Of the Carbon County Fair Association will
open next Tuesday morning at the Fair Grounds at this place. The
buildings were all completed last Wednesday and the track fence will
be completed Saturday.
The Board of Directors have done all in their power to complete
Pie needed buildings and ground and to prepare a credhable place to
Sod the Fair. While all has been done that could be done with the
Means at hand, the arrangements are not as good as the Board would
Idle to have provided. We believe, however, that the people will ap.
bruve VII ii has been done for the first exhibition. As the wears 90
~ improvements will be added AS fast al the means of the Associa-
on will permit.
1t Remains o for the people to bring in their exhibits and make
1e Fair H credit 10 Carbon County. 1t is up to the people to make
be Fair Il success The program for each day will be most interest
g and every days exhibition will be well worth seeing. Come and
AVE u good time, see your friends and enjoy the crowd, and when it
J over we believe it will have been the three most pleasant days you
ave spent in years.
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ed. The committe on resolutions
presented their report and the res
olutions were adopted as read.
The convention then proceeded
to the nomination of candidates
for the several county officers,
which resulted as follows: For
sheriff, George w. Sisson, for
members Of the Senate, William
h. Taylor and F. A. Hadsell,
for members of the House, j. K
Watson, August Grimm, Chas
Anderson, William E. Tilton.
Frank G. Hunter and Dan. A
Brown. For county clerk, Chas
A. Hansen; for Clerk of court
Chas. R. Watson for county treas.
urer, Samuel Parks, Prosecuting
attorney, Nelson r. Greenfield fol
County Commissioner, four years
term, w. A. Mckay; for the two
year term, Sam. Dickinson; AS.
SCISSOR, Chas. Boyce; Supt. OIL
schools Frances b. Smith; coroner
DR.. Wilkinson; road supervisor
John Milliken; Justice of the
Peace, Saratoga, d. M. Plaster
member of the central committee
Frank j. Cramer.
The following named persons
were selected as delegates to the
State and Judicial conventson
D.. M. Plaster, w. 81. TAYLOR,
Samuel Dickinson, Geo. E. Brlm-
mer, Frank j. Cramer, A. F
Thode, August Grimm, l.. E. Wv,
ian, Andrew Olson, William Da.
ley, g. FL. Anderson, William A
Mckay and Thomas Dudley.
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provision can be made for it.

provision can be made for it.
In conversation with the mana
ger the Sun learned that he will
recommend the erection of a 30
ton Partridge Hot Blast Furnace,
which will treat the ores of the
Charter Oak mine at a cost of
about 50 80 or IS per ton. This
smelter will be erected at the mine
and the ore will be treated with
out having to be transported. The
funds how held by the company in
trust for this work is ample to put
in a 80 ton furnace and equip it
with power, ready to begin opera
tions. This smelter will turn out
pure copper and matte 10 per
cent. pure. By running this mat
tie thru the smelter again it, too,
will come out pure and the mine
will ship pure copper,
The mine manager is laying his
plans to develop a water power for
the purpose of working the mine
and smelter machinery by electric
ity. There is no doubt but this
can be done, as Calf creek has a
considerable fall at the mine and a
storage reservoir will supply the
needed body of water. 1t will take
some time to make the necessary
preparations to put in the power
plant and smelter, but it is safe to
say that the reduction works will
be in operation by this time in
1911.
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Mind Reader and HypDotist

Prof, Zaydah, mind reader and
hypnotist gave an exhibition of
his skill in Jensen's hall last even
ing and will give another enter
tainment there tonight. He was
handicapped for lack of subjects
but did a great many amusing and
interesting things both on and of
the stage.
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No Hunting Allowed

All persons airs warned against
hunting or shooting on my ranch.
All trespassers will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law.
Saratoga, Wyo., Sept. 8 1910.
9-S-tf j. A. Schoonians.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

tached to his camp. Not So believe John
son the better man.
Abe Attell-The fight will be long one
1t may go thirty rounds. Jeffrles will wln
His condition is such that he Will not tire
Jeffries has surely come back.
Johnny Coulon-Neither Jeffres nor John
son is a quick finisher That makes 1t APP
pear that this fight will be a long one
Johnson cannot put Jeffrles away quickly
even IL he can put him away at all. John
son is such a shlfty fellow that do not
believe Jeffries will be able to get at him
early in the fight
Robert Cornell--Jeffrles is the greatest
fighter In the world today. He is far
Johnsons superior in every respect. Jeffries
will win; / hav WATCHED the big fellow
round into shape from the first. He doesn't
talk much, but he is right there with the
power to punch. Another thing, Jeffries
can take more punishment than any other
man that ever Lived. He cans be worn
down.
Hugh McIntosh-I saw Johnson defeat
Tommy Burns, and 1 know he is a strong
clever fighter, but since arrived here I
have been led to think that he has met his
match in Jeffries. / have never seen
man who represented the sturdy type of
fighter that Jeffries does The people of
Australia would so wild over him.
Jack Jeffries-Jim will win this battle
In walk
Sam Berger--rm so sure that Jeffries Is
going to win that l would bet my Frisco
haberdashery upon him.
Joe Choynski-Johnson is going to he
Slaughtered. He meets his Waterloo on
Monday.
Tex fredericksburg referee cannot make
a prediction as to the winner, But it will
be the greatest fight America has ever
seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
STATE LEAGUE GAMES.

SEWARD. Neb.. July 2-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The game today between Columbus
and Seward resulted in score OF II to
for Seward Score: RH.E.
Seward ,...","! 90L % al 70 !
Batteries: Columbus, Sindlar, Turner and
Claire; seward, Walker and Seacek,
KEARNEY. Neb., July 2.-(Specral Tele-
gram,l -kearney took the second of the
series with Red Cloud here today in a sort
OF swatfest winning, II to 2. -Four home
runs were made during the game. Red
Cloud used three pitchers. Score. RH.E.
Resrnsy ;.."~.I S9Si 90 Ill u
Batteries: Kearney, McMahen, Noyes and
Townsend Red Cloud, u, r. Hilva Mas
ters, Dowen and Moss Time; i46. Umpire;
Nelson.
HASTINGS. Neb.. July 2--(speeial Tele-
gram -superior took the second from
Hastings today. Deooniey's two-baRger
saved Hastings from a shutout. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
HOLDREGE AND WILCOX DIVIDE
Takes First by Bunchng Hits and
Loses Hatfeat.

Loses Batfest.
HOLDREGB, Neb, July 2.-(special)--
The Holdrege team yesterday played a
doubie-header with the Wilcox team, the
last game being an after-supper encounter.
The locals won the first game through
punching hits and good base-running Te-
well, for the locals, had the Wilcox men
guessing throughout the game. and they
were unable to hit his with any success
Score first gamer
RH.p
Wilcox ................,.OO 0O101OO2 s 3
Holdrege ..,.......,....2 0t010 10s-5 0
Batteries: For Holdrege. Jewell and will
son; for Wilcox, Strickler and Specht
Struck out: BY Jewell, 10; by Strickler, g.
The evening game was slower than that
Of the afternoon, the Wilcox team winning
by the score of 10 to g. The local pitchers
we're batted hard and four errors helped
to give the visitors big lead in theN first
five innings. Fenner and Jeffries were on
the firing line for Holdrege.
The teams will play on the Fourth at
haywood, while another team of the old
City league will battle with Curtis at that
place on the same day. Special trains will
be run on the Holdrege-Cheyenne line that
day and large crowds OF fans viii follow
both teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
CHALMERS ..4on. $3.50

tisement rather than the car. you
are not treating yourself fairly.
Every Chalmers car has that tail
or-made, we'll groomed, carefully
finished appearance that is always
source OF delight and a pride to
the owner. Yet our prices are low.
LTTTIA THINGS MEAN RH1PnU-
TON.
So many little things" have been
carefully looked after on Chalmers
cars, which have been left undune
on other cars, 60 over this car from
radiator 10 rear axle. Put other cars
alongside OF IL while you are doing 80.
Note the tenders. note the woodwork
On the car, Compare the waod and the
finish OF II with any ear selling near
our price.
Note the upholstering. note the care
With which the painting and stripping
has been done,
The little things that mean perfec-
ton have been taken care OF In the
medium-priced Chalmers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

I'm suggesting that the Officers who are
charged with keeping auto drivers within
the speed limit he uniformed, the Auto as
ISOLATION had only in mind the best posi-
BILE good to ALL" said Cal Deright yes
terday. He went on to say that the pres
enoe OF uniformed men on the streets would
do more toward keeping scorchers In their
place than any other one thing.
"Ail auto drivers do not exceed the speed
limit. There are only a few OF them" he
said The association wishes to conform
to the regulations and II stands ready to
aid officials wherever and whenever It
can. That IL ALL"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
RInn NH win.

BLUE HILL, Neb., July 2.-(Speciai.l-~
Blue Hill defeated Guide Rock by score
Of 8 to 6, here Thursday. This is a game
apiece and another game will be played in
the near future. Score; RHE
Guide Rock ............ OO202OOgO-61 IL q
Blue Hill ....--........ 20O42OlOO-9 s I
Struck out: BY Garrison, 8; by Follis
s. Batteries: b, II. Garrison and Paugh;
Follis and Reed. Time; lbs. Umpire; DR..
Bartholomew. Attendance: sO6.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
british Tesm wins Rifle Match.

)BISLEY, England, July g2.-The challenge
trophy match for rifle teams representing
different parts of the British empire re-
suited today in a victory for rBitish teams
Its aggregate score for six ranges was 21H
out of a possible 2,400. Canada was second
with score of 2l05: Australia third, with
20l5; India 1.972. and Singapore. 1972.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

or the few cars that finished with
comparatively good score in the Glldden
tour is the Cino car. This is a forty-horse-
power proposition, with long wheel base
along new lines. Mr.. ID. Haberer Of the firm
OF Haberer & Co. was in charge OF the car
on the tour. While in Omaha Mr.. Haberer
met several of the dealers in regard to plac-
ing his car In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

w. L. Huffman said; "a resume OF the
work OF the Hupmobiie. which the Hupp
Motor Car company furnished to the De-
troit police department since the car was
put into use shows some interesting results.
The car went into service May 1, and has
been on the job continuously save for two
weeks in May, owing to an injury to one of
the wrists Of the officer who drives II, The
total distance covered has been 1,776 miles
through the parks and over the boulevards
of Detroit. Lone handed, this officer has
caught a total OF eighty-one offenders
against the city speed and traffic ordi-
nances. Twelve of these we're arrested and
the other were let go with q warning. Two
of the offenders we're travelling at the rate
Of twenty-eight miles an hour when caught;
one was making thirty-two miles, and stin
another was chipping 1t off at q forty-mie
gait. One quick run to hospital saved
mans life. The policeman came upon
PROSTATE figure in Belle Isle park. He
picked up the man and headed for a hos
pital four miles away in the heart of the
city, making the ran in nine minutes and
getting the man into the doctors care in
time to overcome an attack OF heart dis
ease.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2--Shortstop Lewis Of the
Indianapolis American association club was
indefinitely suspended by President T. NJ
Chiyipgton today 1t was charged that
Lewis attempted to assault Umpire Bier
halter in a game at Milwaukee yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
PittaburE Horseman Injured.

PITTSBuRG, July 2-George Watson. jr,
of New York City, one of the best known
horsemen in the country lies injured today
In local hospital, as the result OF being
while taking a fence on the Harkaway
Hunt clubs course at Mcdonald, Pa. tbs
injuries, while serious, will not terminate
fatally
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

II. &. Fredrickson Automobile company
reports lively interest in large cars, more
particularly Pierce-Arrows. Sales are re-
ported OF two machines during the last
week. with several exceedingly good pros
poets still to be heard from, A carload of
Pierce-Arrows has just been unloaded and
on these a prompt delivery is offered. When
this lot Of cars Is marketed the 1910 allot-
ment will have been entirely disposed OF.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
MIcHELIN TIRES STAND TEST
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Races
Prove Their worth Under Most
severe Conditions.

MOTOR SPEEDWAY, INDIANAPOLIS.
July a-The automobile races here today
were q supreme test OF drivers, cars, and
tires. In spite OF the terrific heat. perfect
score for sustained speed and endurance
was earned for the world famous Michelin
tires, whose remarkable durability and re-
ssliep4y added 10 the confidence OF the
orivers and enabled them 20 attain highest
speeds without danger or discomfort 1t was
4 battle OF tires from start to finish, in
which Michol!n tires won.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
The Chalmers
CHAnMnRs "sov. $500

It's easy 70 make claims for cars.
Any car can be the best car made,
ments.
All the advertising in the world
won't make car good car. 1T has
to be a good car II 1t is good, be-
cause of It's design, its materials and
cannot take the place OF these things.
it's construction. Advertisements
We spend a good many thousands
of dollars year advertising our
cars, but that Is not the reason why
you should buy a Chalmers, The
reason lies in the car itself
coMsTDuR POINT III POINT
More than a million dollars will be
spent this year on automobile adj
refreshments, but you are not fair
with yourself if you buy solely by
an advertisement.
Perhaps someone can write a bet
ter advertisement than we can write,
yet we are honestly convinced that
no one can offer you so good value
In a car as We can offer,
Hence IL you consider the adver-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Bat is Talking.

Bat MastersonA-My sincere opinion Is
that James j, Jeffries Monday night will
be the undisputed heavyweight champion
Of the world. He Is superb physically
formed. He has come as near to physical
perfection as any man / ever saw. l be-
leve he is going to wade into johnson
from the start and never give the negro
q moments rest until the knockout blow
is delivered l am naturally cautious In
my predictions. but l have seen both JEFF
fries and Johnson and have sized them up
and Jeffries looks like the better master.
Robert Edgren-Jeffries ought TO win
about the twelfth round. / mean he will
win. Maybe the fight will not go twelve
rounds, but no matter how long 1t does
so. Jeffr1es is going to win 1t. know
Jeffrles as of old. Also / know enough
about Johnson to allow me to make this
prediction without fear OF It's being con-
tradicted Monday. Jeffries will win there
is no question about 1t.
Billy Delaney--There are several reasons
why my predictions for Johnsons victory
must seem prejudiced II is we'll known
that Jeffries and have not been friendly
for a number of years. 1t is also fact
that I was retained by johnson to assist
Inn in his preparations. But, aside from
these two circumstances. would predict
victory for johnson under other conditions.
Jeffries is hard man to beat; ne has
stamina and strength. but Johnson is not
the Inexperienced cub that many people
think. He 10 a keen, clever, brainy fighter.
He weighs his chances and he fights sci
entifically. He is as strong as bull and
is fit for the ring tonight
Tom Fianagan-Johnson will win. AS one
OF his trainers | know what shape he is in,
1t might be suggested would be just as
confident for Jeffries II l had been at
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Considerable interest has been displayed
in the new 1911 model NJ GO Thomas
Flyer just received by the II. 4. Fred
erickson Automobile company and now on
display on their show room floor.
The 6-4O Thomas has been a very popular
car wherever shown and one OF the most
consistent slx-cylinder performers for 1910
With the added improvements and refine
ments the 1911 model is bound TO increase
this prestige, and the F'rederiokson COM
pany In anticipation Of this have very
materially increased their 1911 contract
over what Il was for 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
FIVE PITCHERS HIT FREELY
HOosiers and Mudhens Drive Out
Twenty-Five Safe Ones.
INDIANS WIN BY CLOSE SCORE
Columbus Beats Louisville, SIX 60 one
--kansas CITY Keats Milwaukee
st. Paul whIps Min
neapolis.

INDIANAPoLIs july 2-Free hitting
characterized todays game, twenty-nine
hits being made. Toledo used four pitchers
Gcnro.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Along Auto Row

Dealers Are Busy Delivering
Cars--Intersst in the New TRACK
Proposed Changes on the Row
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Two-base hits: James, Spencer. Struck
out: BY ponshertyi 2: by Rhoades, 2:
Rhoades, l. Time. 1:l0 Umpires: Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

sNeill batted for Richter in the mint,
f !, oS,.S';1s '..,,........S6SdS ~
Two-base hits. stremmel, q Three base
hit: OdweI Struck out: BY Slagle, 4;
by Richter. 4: by Haila. L; by stremmel,
q Base ON balls: off Slagle, 1; off Strem-
mel, q Hits: orr Halla, in three In.
nings; OFF Siagie, In four inninee; off
Richter, l IN two innings Time; lS5
umpires Bierhalter and Van SyolSle.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

]. G. Remp. travelling mechanic for the
stearns Auto company, is visiting the city.
He is making his headquarters at the Wal
lace Automobile company.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Cal Deright is looking soon for Mrs.
Clark Fisher OF Trenton, N. j., who Is
completing her tour OF the world In
Locomoblle 40"
She arrived in San Francisco last week,
completing her first and hardest lap OF
the tour. She will be in Omaha during
this month.
II. T.. Frederickson Auto company in
vites school children TO visit it's sales
room and hear a lecture by an expert on
auto construction and see the Chalmers
exhibit.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
WICHITA STILL ON SLIDE
Continued From Page one.)
Totals .............. 2S
eBatted for Mitchell

Stolen bases Jones' Bauer, Frambes
kearney. Sacrifice hlt McChesney Corhah,
Colligan. Double play: Niehoff (unassisted)
Hits: Off Schneiburg, In one and one
third inning; off Mitchell I'm six and two
thirds innings. Struck out: BY johnson, s.;
by Mitchell, g. Bases on balls: Off Schnei-
BY Schneiburg, l. by Mitchell, 1; by John-
son, !. Passed ball: Neal. Left on bases
81. Joseph, s. Des Moines, 8. Attendance
GOV. Time: $50. Umpire: Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
RulIdinr Permits.

II. S. Haynes, $50 South Twenty ninth,
alterations, M'Sgj Nat TO Fidelity Cas-
5000; Henry Peterson, 3l06 Valley, frame
1850; w. II. Wlgton, Forty-second and
Grand, frame, $500; Ben \ 5. Baker, lJ6
South Thirty eighth, frame, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

The Mcintyre Auto company has sold a
number of Oakland ''30'' this week. The out
of-town buyers are @. Olson of Laurel. A.
H. Myers of Burwell. C. Maley Of Cedar
Rapids and Charles ePterson of Columbus
A second carload shipment OF Oaklands is
expected this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
BUCKEYES DEFEAT LOUISVILLE
Columbus Hits Heavily and Beats
COlOnels, SIX 70 One.

LOUISVILLE, July 2-Columbus de-
feated Louisville today by heavy hitting.
Pitcher Sparks Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals and Outfielder Hoffman of Lam
caster have been purchased by Louisville.
Score: