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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
REVIEW OF PREVAILING ATHLETIC SPORTS
CLARKE HANGS Up
NEW WORLDS RECORD
Australian Also Wins Western Cham
pionship Race at salt Palace
Saucer Track.

Jackie Clarke. the Australian. held the
boards at the Salt Palace saucer track
last night when he established new
worlds record and then Won the two-mile
western championship handily, In his
race against time, he went two-thirds OF
mile in lI2, breaking the old record
OF ia l-5, which was made by Walter
Sanger Of Denver 10 years ago. Clarke
took the western championship by
lengths In 5:J0A. Walker beat Lawson
for second place In sprint at the tape
Dcmara finished fourth
wilcox and Duer had some hard luck In
their matched motor-pa paced race. In the
FIRST heat wilcox won and the second heat
was taken by Ducr. When the tnird neat
wheel ana injured his left leg. After Il
silver had been removed from the cali
OF his leg and his wheel repaired, he
went back to finish tine race The riders
we're making a pretty ride when Duer's
tire was punctured and he had to drop
out OF the race. The men split the purse
and they Will be Matched again In the
future.
The unlimited match pursuit race was
won By Brownie CRrslakc In three miles
and one lap. steve SennOuse was second.
Diefenbachcr won the unlimited amateur
race which went Ave miles and one lap.
third
Gordon Walker took the first event the
enc mile invitation handicap profession
al Walter Demara was second and Jack
Burris came third. The summary:
First event, one-mile invitation hnnr-
cap professional, so purse. divided -.
sl2. s., 81 and t4--fiordon Walker. won.
Walter DemaIa, second. Jack Burris.
Hopper NTH: time-l 90 2-5.
Second event. two-thirds mile, unpaccd
against time. professional worlds record.
IA i-5 held by Walter Sanger, Denver,
Nov Is. 1S95-Recnrd broken by A. j.
Clarke, time-l12
Third event. first heat fvc-mile motor
paced race, professional. beI two IN
three heats. final heat pursuit, $40 purse,
divided $40 and sos. ~ Wilcox, won;
Fourth event, unlimited match pursuit
race. professional. SO purse divided s35
and S2j-Brownie Carslake, won; steve
Senhouse, second: distance, three miles,
one lap. 10 yards time-659.
Fifth event, hve-mile motor-paced race,
prOfe ssional, second heat-Ray +. Duer,
won: $. ii. Wilcox second: time
6.li 3-5
sixth event unknown distance lap. am
ateur. purse divided sl5. ;i2. $. IS, 81.
Soc lap-Diefenbacher. won, Brodbeck,
second: Berryessa, third: Taylor. fourth.
and Mcneil. NTH; distance. Ave miles.
one lap; time-ll.l3.
Seventh event. two-mile western
championship" professional. sos purse
Clarke. won: Gordon walker. second;
Iver Lawson, third, and Walter /Demara.
fourth: time-3:5Ota
Eighth event. final five-mile motor
paced rnce, professional (pursuiD, $40
purse, divided $50 and s6Q-Wilcox and
Duer met with accidents, wilcox finish
ing race alone; purse split even.
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REVERSAL OF FORM
WINS FOR ''BOOK|Es'
ohiS Two Favorites Ge, r.,
wire In Program at BucDs 'A'
Vista Track.

IN only two races Friday ,,..
bueuh vista track tho ,.,,-,-'0oon At
So a.. anu me talent was bunp,t '
py me oookmakers who took an ~ agar
ey' Judge +. ST. y. sk,pDcr WI We aoa.
10 par no Quarter on the tr,.r ~. sss g.
because OF Inconsistent rs,ts. u4Isdy
pay much attention 10 tbo u'q hA
FORM Yesterday Some 30 81, "
laNolltes did not reccly. NIe ODDS "a
Gay and the manner i'm vtt gay yestsi.
~ pelng run now needs 'r we iacss
race uhi"b tsi' or me stewards n g.
the animal was picked "gn ihlfsisg
nahdlcappers and was putiist " expert
one best bet on the ''r1nsi ''ivu az ilt
poohh made No Quarter tsge-L Tie
Uut tne educated mouoy pl5yeJ " sho,
ia siu,osu' u 10 ., who ~ las- 's'
nc system Of racing at Rt,-aa' q Under
Is Just as probably tnat bna VISTA C
but w false favorite. as thst NJ p02Nei'
yer was put over uu a nxed rs, w WA.
falel son suffered th. nrst a..
~. ia "Hth LdWsdale Belle & ~ -.
W., NE measure Of the fayor.tc .oA
WIZ passed around to win bv Tho s,sst.'i
ana most OF the money wont H. 'ogb'
TO J.. as third ''d IansI
The second race did not boia .,
N"'H itdrl Bass, who has be,, i.Il
some Inconsistent running lsrSll, usls
place AT to /, Lce's Fr'ar ' W. lig
and Louise B. was third s',''i
Lady fnuChita won Inc tblrd 49,.
Marchmonet was second with esse M
thlrd; All three horses were sbort -. ~
and Lady Panchltas price was ~
Miles. the TO favorite won
iourth race without any trouble r,,.
10 form. Gretchen O. was secosS Sl.,.
Nebulosus was third. Miles was IA 'A
10 1855 aud retained by his oun.,
Noygorod. TO g. q second choIN"
for second place wv AN
In the last race there was A eo,,,,,,.
reversal OF form which Judea So.
evidently overlooked. Little Rptts,.-.
to ], took FIRST place ana Captain R;
nett, the fayorite never received I, IN
In the race. Liyius was given a -.
cradle ride by Lindhorst and ran in n.
teld. Orlene was second and psr,fI
was third Captain Burnett and I'M.
carried all the money Of the race sri
broke the talent good and hard N.
program was the hardest picking II.
easy marks have encountered for pr,
time.
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SIX ENTRIES MADE
IN AER0PLANE FLIGHT

New York. July S.-The New York
Times announces that Il has received six
formal entries for the Chicago-New York
race under the auspices OF the Times and
the Chicago Evening Post to start from
Chicago on oct $ next and to be COM
pleted within seven days. The entrants
are Glenn H. Curtiss, Charles X. liamil-
ton, J. G. Mars, Capt Thos. Baldwin,
J. b. McCurdy. the Canadian aviator,
and o. p. Holdings. a machinist Of New
ark, y. ].
Hubert Latham, the French aviator.
has cabled that he cannot enter now but
may do 80 later.
Hamilton. who made the New York
Philadelphia round trip flight for the
New York Times three weeks ago, using
a Curtiss biplane, has severed his rela-
lions with Curtiss and Is having CON
structed for use IA the Chlcago-New york
race a biplane In which the supporting
surfaces will be OF aluminium Instead
Of rubber silk fabric. Aluminium Is TO
be used because rubber and silk would
not stand the strain OF pounding by The
high powered engine which he proposes
to use. The engine VIII be tNe most
powerful ever used in an aeroplane.
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TWO CRACK PLAYERS
JOIN SALT LAKE RANKS

The Salt Lake team will go into the
game against the Occidcntais Al walkers
neld this afternoon materially strength
1893. will be seen behind the bat lie will
take Captain Goods place who has been
laid up with bad hand owens crack
nrst baseman who played with the Call
foruia state league, wfll take Harrsou~
position at first Dick Little the star
pitcher OF the New Jersey league, viii
play tomorrow IN the game against Muir
ray at the Smelter city. Hummel will
pitch for Salt Lake today and Langley
and Mooney will be the battery for the
Occidentdls. ogden will meet Murray At
ogden this afternoon and the Junction
city team will bc seen here at Walkers
field tomorrow against the Occidentals.
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FALLEN IDOL SEEKS
REST FROM FRIEhVs

Los Angeles. CAL July lam NINE.
brief visit to his aged paienss tolay
diateiy upon his arrival , nere All %1 q
James j. Jefries, the la,'e .ariebt Is
injured in the little cuP.lils>s y SsIis
that holds his beloved alfsli al, mo- 70.
He will remain at the ranch ,S Tn1 cata.
morrow. when he will starr y. ~ cbsnss
Ina Island, where II ne uo's ,drtnight Or
more me While his broken splrsit, ana -
tered eountenance are mendins s,,l s,ss
eft After the catalina trip ! he s,, Tt' ds s
the mountain fastnes'se,S, 20 nI' friend,
To get away from Whitman ,,;s main obied
and critics seems 20 he nus NO. 10 SCI
now The big fellow reiuse eS,s " KIP.
per- per and sam BeT gsS H TnT'' Jssd..
gerial duties eeRs1nIon al Reno On
tss Fourth s Of July Rerse ,,,, T' TIP
company Jeffries on the
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JOHNSON OFFERED BIG
SUM TO THROW FIGHT.

Chicago. July al could have dragged
down $1,000 for my end In the battle
with Jenries at Reno last Monday had
/ agreed to throw the fight but no
amount Of coin is ever going 10 induce
me to figure In a shady deal 50 long
as / am In the ring. ! intend TO retire
and nobody will ever accuse me OF pull
Ing on crooked fight
In a speech at a local theater last
night, Jack Johnson made the above
statement. YES continued Johnson, Il
might have cleaned up more than $4,000
had / agreed to figure In a crooked act
I felt however. that | was the better
man and wanted to win FOR knew i had
thousands OF friends In various parts OF
the country all banking on me 70 beat JEFF
fries. Besides. l had given my promise
to my old nanny here in Chicago
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0YNAMlTERS AT WORK
IN WEBER RIVER.

Pennington, Utah, July 6-seven young
people have just returned from two
days excursion In Weber canyon and
leaving several OF the party told their
friends they wWild endeavor TO catch
enough lsh to present them with n few
three.
one Of the disappointed fisherman said:
the CshinE is poor aud oscribe this
mostly to dynamiters Between Rockport
and Whites / heard seven shots In two
days. The stream was fun OF dead FISH,
and the guilty parties had watchers out.
ers wnntonlv shooting protected birds.
All OF this shows that the laws and the
officers. at least in these instances. are
neither feared nor respected by men who
ought TO have Gauge to rantize that thew
are apt 20 be disciplined II they break
This ls surely an expose Of lncompe-
tent game wardcus. and N the state game
commissioner falls To have these guilty
persons arrested, Il Will hc somewhat OF
disgrace. To compel hunters and fisher
men TO pay Sl.2i for a license before
they dare 10 indulge I'm a fishing eNcur-
sion. many Of whom catch none, or only
Of the reinforcement OF the state laws,
Is certainly very annoying and also cX-
trcmcly dsgraccful. An reasonable per-
anuoyances that cannot consistently be
provided against. but n Is different In
regard to this question. and " low.
dastardly criminals persist in slaughter
ing FISH by the thousands for the sake
Of procuring the few that they capture,
something should be done by our officers
IN checking the evil. The officers should
either do their duty or resign, or else be
removed 80 that live persons can be
placed IN the positions that they Disgrace
I do not believe thnt many OF the officers
are bought or hrlbcd. 7 think that
thoughtless carelessness ara lack Of IN
terest account FOR the trouble 1t is true
that the officers are not paid high sal
aries. but they are paid sufficient TO en-
able them 10 hire their own work done
while dcvotng "a Few hours to official
duties. At any rate, they should either
do their duty or as above suggested step
down and out, and thus not be "a hinder
ing block 10 real and necessary progress
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SUMMER VISITORS
TO SEE AVIAT0RS,

Atlantic City y. j., July 9.-Board-
walk and beach we're crowded earlier
than usual by the summer visitors to
see the aViators who have been giving
aeroplane exhibitions here this week
go aloft today. Yesterdays flight by
Glenn Curtiss and Walter Brookins
aroused keen interest In what the
blrdmen will do In today's exhibitions.
with favorable conditions, Curtiss
and Brookins will give short exhibit
ton flights and both may make a try
TO exceed the altitude records. II Is
not expected they will go after the
speed record over the 60-mile course to-
day. The flights will be continued to-
morrow.
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WILL USE SCREEN IN
CANAL TO PROTECT FISH,

Logan, July State Game Wari'i
Chambers has practically effected az.
ruugements whereby the canal owners %
this locality will provide screens i2'
their bitches and then hey viii De mll'
tanned by the state. Thousands % Hl
are annually killed here hy me ,inli
and the fact that there nave nsea I
rr0serutfons for the rnflur. Oh ra1' r
SCREENS at the heads OF the bitches an
been mainly responsible for iue D-'.
ual violations Of tire law and tle i4.-'.
Of officers TO prost cute diligently, "
impossible for the state % pioMde W
screens with the funds available te.
for, Mr. Chambers AYERS ~, WIZ ILL.,. ~,
Tor ali the canals " tho sta'e ~
Chambers was very .uccessiul ID W
north end OF the county where voc ~.
owners agreed to provide and mA'I'-'
the screens themselves.
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KAUFMAN Is J0HNS0N'S
ONLY HARD OPPONENT

Chicago July AL Kaufman Is the
white mans hope, according TO Cham
plon Jack johnson.
Al kaufman Be- the oest man In tho
world at g rounds johnson declared
'aud ! would have to do him up IN the
first sessions IN order TO be able 10 handle
him myself You can talk about all those
other Hghtcrs you want TO. but 1 have
been boxing with Kaufman for some
time, ana ! know that hes got the punch
and the stamina back Of u 10 give any
body a hard battle Naturally / think /
can beat him, but ia rather so against
Jcnries any day IN the week
johnson took spin downtown ycstor-
day iu bis automobile and incidentally
deposited NcUVv iu bank.
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AT THE RESORTS

WaRdamcrc-The Socialist party
VIII open the week at Wandamere,
next week. planning big outing there
for Monday. Those in charge Of the
affair have asked the management to
provide accommodation for 1000 extra
guests that day. on Tuesday the news
boys OF the city win be at the resort as
the guests OF the management. Pho
neer stake holds its annual outing
Wednesday, and the resort promises TO
be we'll filled on that day. The regu-
lar Wednesday night card at the
motordrome VIII open on that night.
Granite stake Relief society and Pri-
maries on Thursday; Liberty stake
Sunday school on Friday: and Ensign
stake on Saturday with the motor
drome races at night. will complete
the week.
Iagoon-The coming engagement
for ~ days beginning July IL OF the
famous Don Philippin hand az Lagoon
continues 20 be the topic OF discussion
at the Davis county resort. A new
soundboard band stand Is being erect.
ed in the midst Of the grassy grounds
for the accommodation OF the big band
which comprises So pieces. aud seats
will be provided for the public on the
lawns In front Of the band stand.
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JACK LONDON.

70 hight when young boy. and gave him
his first lessons in the ring along the
docks
Jack appeared anxious to become a
lighter and years ago promised his vol
unteer instructor that when he got to
be champion and wealthy. he would Mt
him out IN fancy clothes and red neck
tie. Sure enough he kept his promise,
and ono OF the first messages he sent
after the night was TO Harrison, telling
him to order two suits Of clothes and
not 10 be stinEy on the price.
while swimming in the bay from the
docks years ago when Johnson WAS a
small boy he was sucked under vessel
ana would have drowned had II not been
for Canerty Williams, an associate. who
saved him. Williams Is remembered for
300
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RIG TIME FOR ELKS.

Detroit. Mich. July 9.-With "A band
at every railway station. the executive
committee of the local lodge, Bonevo-
lent and Protective Order OF Eiks to-
night began welcoming representatives
from the various herds assembling for
the national reunion Of Elks which
begins tomorrow.
The arrival OF j. u, Sammis and the
vanguard OF the grand lodge was
marked tonight by reception that
formally opens the reunion program.
The local committee has arranged TO
receive 30O 900 visitors.
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JACK JOHNSON REMEMBERS
HIS OLD FRIENDS

Galveston. Tex. July Eight men
here were made happy by Jack Johnson IS
winning the championship. without haN-
lug 10 wager amy money ou the fight
They are former associates Of the cal
weston negro, who az different times Ia
fricnded hun
The omemhrauccs from the champion
were in the form of remittances rang
lance was for $3.50 for Ed Harrison. an
old-timer here, who taught johnson how
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FIRST PRISON SENTENCES
FOR MAKING HANDBOOK,

New York. July 9.-The FIRST prison SEN
fences ever inflicted In this city on per.
sons making "a handbook on the racing
were pronounced in the court Of special
sessions here yesterday on Patrick Flan-
agan Of Philadelphia ana Edward Nc
Carthy Of this city, Both were sentenced
to I'VE days imprisonment The COM
plainsut. a policeman. testified mat The
two men took him TO "A local cafe, where
they accepted a 81 bet on horse run
ming AZ Belmont park and made mem
oraudum OF the transaction on the edge
Of a newspaper.
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AMERICANS WILL COMPETE.

New York July s-Thc Davis cup com
Lawn Tennis association that Il hopes
TO send a team TO Australia next wir-er
to compete for the iuternauona. lawn
iians.
II a team were sent Il would compete
I'm Davis cup matches only and would not
accept a preferred guarantee Tor par
ticipation In other matches.
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AVIAT0RS AGAIN
MAKE NEW RECORDS

Bethany Plains, Rheims. July q
Mamet established worlds record
for carrying two passengers az the
aviation meet today. He flew for
9275 kilometres $3.50 miles,. at an
altitude Of 30 meters Q64 feet :
Auburn made "A new distance record
with a single passenger OF s5 bllome-
ters (527S miles) in one hour 81
minutes 33 seconds. Both used Bleriot
monoplanes.
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MINISTER'S TAKE ACTION.

Seattle wash. July AT a special
meeting Of the cabinet or the Ministerial
Federation Friday resolutions were
adopted protesting against permitting the
Jeffries- johnson night pictures IN Seat
tie Mayor Gul has declared that he
will not interfere but the ministers hope
to induce him 20 change his attitude,
n he will not they will endeavor TO in
woke the aid OF tho courts
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ROBINSON IN BOISE.

Prof Eddie Robinson. who was athletic
director at the Alta club in salt Lake
several years ago ana pulled on the
famous wrestling match with a Jap, Is
Boise. Idaho. Robinson picked Jim JET
fries 90 win la bali column article with
"a two-columu half-tous OF himself In q
recent issue of "a Boise newspaper.
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Chicago. July s.--Chicago defeated Gin
cinnati today, . to q King hit home
run with one man on base in the fourth.
Score: X. III. u
chicago ....s.-- s..ssssss. .''ss'.ss'5
CINCINNATI ...s'-ss.. ..ss'.s.ss'--s-sssS 4
atteries-Reulbach, Brown and King;
Beebe, Rowan and Clarke
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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WANTS ANOTHER BEATING
AT THE SAME PRICE

New York, July s.-That Jim =, !s1rn .'s
may ask for q return match W. W., n
Johnson. is the statement conta,e ~ 4.
Los Angeles dispatch received heit Va y,
day. The information. which u 80 ~, Il,
come from reliable sources, SAYS 'ii H., n.
fries Is credited with declarlng. VA
would insist on return n., N,
johnson within six months fSa'Ns' M
return from his hunting UP
Jefrries. It * said. claims ni ma. 4,
can 20 into the ring IN ne GOOD eons N a
he was n few days before Voc - ssr.
Reno. nc could defeat Johnson, ...ts 4
yer. manager for JenrIes' VIII
statement later,
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r,N,LIs REACHED

chicago. July s-wss 7,f n,r Az ..
Albert selckel Of Ili9sgia a me opsn y.
Ion. reached the fnai Drard. no cla..
t s, ana Vii If me meet IN the " hoe
Tomorrow.
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FAILS FROM Bifi

Newburyport, Mass Ss,. JgS Of Hln'
ping 20 feet. a. j. indsd with hs,
mondsporr n. y. ! lSI0I Plum lslsni
burgess bIpiane in t need to ds,n,'
river today. lie nl'ia H, ashore n'
tangle himself ana gov
serinuslN hurt.
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,pprsr JAP sE,LERs

valdez. Alaska, july - MARI W
Csc sealing schooner loSei s in RsIl..
a crow OF 3s men, was 7, ,eyenue cu l,a,
sea on June 2s BY the The seslss
Tahoma for violation ~ taken 70 VI
laws. The prisoners "e''
alaska for tria'
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RELEASES PITCHER.

st. Louis. July 9-Presldpnt Hedges 2
the 81. Louis Americans. announced hV
night that he had released Pitcher GlI.
association
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB pEFr.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-st. Paul, /; Mlwau-
kee, 3
At Kansas City-Nunneapolis, 2: Kan
sas City. 10.
Al Louisville-Indianapol s: Louis
Vile, 6
At Toledo-Columbus, 6. Toledo. T.
(Fourteen innings).
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HARD.

more to All the gap than any Of the
numerous candidates tried out In the
last 1--WE years. His batting has served
to win games when the veteran stick
ers like Wagner. leach and Clarke
have failed to produce the wallops that
mean victories.
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YANKS TRIM CUBS.

New York. July S-New York today
defeated Chicago, 10 to T. by fierce bat
ting, making Is hits for total OF
% bases, on Scott and Young.
Laport led in the assault with two doubles
and a triple.
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WHY USE YOUR

Letterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper 40
cheapy THE DESERET NEWS.
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CUBS BEAT REDS.

Ba tteries-Webb. Lever. Maddox and
b, on; Mi'ie' Scanlon and Bergen.
'mpires-Rigler and Emslie,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIRATES LOSE ON ERRORS.

Pittsburg. July S-Brooklyn de-
feated Plttsburg TO 3. today In the
fourth Webb hit a batsman. gave two
bases on balls and made a wild throw.
allowing four runs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TWIST TIGERS TAIL.

Philadelphia. July S-Philsdelphia hit
Mullln hard IN today's game and won
from Detroit by to g.
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SENATOR'S WIN POOR GAME.

Wash ngton, July S.-St Louis played
poor ball mere today and Washington was
given poor support, the locals scoring 10
runs.
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Al wichlta-wichita, ., Topeka, 2

At Des Moines-Omahs 6, De
Moines. 5.
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having a nice little battle for the
strikeout premiership. In Is games
johnson has famed 1879. In 21 games
Walsh has famed 10. johnson and
Walsh are being hit the hardest OF
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Pittsburg, July q.-Hamilton Hyatt,
first baseman OF the Pittsburg world
champions, has been playing good
baseball despite the teams slump In
the National league race. The initial
sack has long been the weak spot OF
the Pirate inheld, but Hyatt has done