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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
ABE ATTELL WINS
OVER CHARLIE WHITE
Featherweight Champion Out
points Opponent in Fast Tell
Round Battle.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. 16.-Abe At
tell. champion fcatherUelGht, won ten
round no-deciSon bout from Charlie
White of Chicago here tonight. 1T was
his fast work in the last two rounds
that gave him the newspaper decision.
and until that time White had a good
chance to break even with the cham
pion,
Abe was sent against the ropes in the
first. but came back smiling and landed
hard left 10 Whites face, followed by
another to the stomach.
In the second round there was some
fast inighting with a good exchange at
long range.
White got In a hard right and left
to Abe's face In The third round, but
II was even UP TO the end and the
fourth was repetition Of the third,
White holding his own.
III the fifth White got to Abe's face
but his blows lacked steam, and Attel
got in some hard punches to Charles
face and body. The sixth was another
even break and both slowed down in
the seventh
Abe had a shade the better OF the
eighth. lie landed one which brought
blood 10 Whites nose and sent in Il rain
OF short-arm labs to Charles stomach,
He devoted his time in the ninth 10
getting TO Whites body and then sent
a hard left and right to the face
The champion did all OF the fighting
in the tenth and would have won the
decision on this IL nothing else
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
CLOSES AT SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept 16.-The
Grand Circuit meeting closed today with
four good races. in which close finishes
and fast time featured
sarah Ann Patch was n decisive WIN
ner IN the 2:l5 pace, taking II in straight
An extra heat was required in the
2:ll trot. in which T. Gahagan drove
the bay gelding Startle to ultimate VIC
Iory' In the I'll pace, Joe Boy. Locust
Boy end Or. Fox had spirited battles
tor Two heats, when Joe Boy, which had
lalieo 20 land a heat, was ruled out.
along with Genely and Nancy Allen. and
locust Boy and DR.. Fox settled the
issue alone IT was a great heat They
were well together TIL the stretch when
harvey Ernest came up from behind in
great drive with Locust Boy and beat
j. flanagan with DR.. Fox by neck.
IheTe was splendid field In the els
trot, but Peter Dorsey had enough TO
lake the race In straight heats sum
=, 2I5 pace. two In three. purse $1,000
sarah Ann Patch Won; Direct Adair, sec
9nd, 9ind,, Oakland Son, third, Best time,
.2:1l trot, two In three. purse $1,000
Startle won: Justo. second; Melva r
thlrd Best time, 2;0Si
~! pace, two in three. purse $1,000
Locust BOY won: DR., Fox second: loo
BOY, third. Best time. 2:0si VIC
lib trot. two In three purse s1onn
refer Dorsey won: Major WelIineto,
second; eIol; Baron Alcyone. third. Best 1--WE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
GEORGE TEBEAU ADV0l
A PEACEFUL ADJll

CINCINNATI. Sept rs
George Tebeau Of the Kanq1
in the American assoolsuol
not member Of the parry Y
10 declare war on the nalNi3'
sion and 10 force the lssu.
major leasue 10 a fight. Ee
that he wants 10 have 9 I1
justment OF the difficulties Z
major league with the edss1
national commission, Il Is
plans 10 have major league
caso, Fittsburg. Cincll9at.
Indianapolis, Columbus. hha
Milwaukee, !.
EIe says that peacesols -
will produce the result he
that he therefore will CO.'S
natl within the next few SSn'
before the commission tas y
himself and hackers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17

The match series of bicycle races be-
tween Clarke and Kramer eliminates
rivalry of more than two wears
standing between these two star cy.
chsts. a year ago the two were tied
for the national championship. They
were To meet later in A deciding heat.
but at the last minute the distance was
changed and Clarke refused TO meet
Kramer, forfciting the match and the
title
During the winter Clarke starred on
American and European tracks, both in
SIX day grindS and match sprints, Last
spring he returned to Salt Lake with
Floyd MacFarland. his manager and
team mate. lie and Maorarland an.
peared on the Salt Palace saucer track
this summer and made a great record
'larKe winning the western champion
ship.
al summer long MacFarland at
tempted to arrange for a match he.
tween Clarke and Kramer for the cham
pionshlp. but Kramer declined 10 meet
the little Salt Lake rider. At the close
CT the salt Palace season MdcFarland
ana Clarke LETT at once for Newark
determined TO ''smoke out to the ma.
tlonal champion. That they did so is
evidenced by the telegram announcing
the terms of the race.
Since their return to Newark. Clarke
and MacFarland have been appearing
III open and handicap races at the Velo-
drome. However, Clarke and Kramer
have not appeared in competition in
the same race. so that their relative
speed and condition cannot be JUDGED
Clarke celebrated his return to the Vel.
odrome by winning the five mile omen
race handily from a speedy field. Era.
nier won the twomie open race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
EUREKA WINS DECIDING
GAME OF MATCH SERIES
Special to The TrIhnna

s.N ~ son; Sept: 16.-Eureka won The
SSS1nd Siib ra and deciding, game OF the series les
southern aSIGn Is,a, tor the championship of
mere nc this afternoon. The score wa i09 =
brne Heusser. the crack Murray twir,-
the PaSsn,, 1n tne Dox for Eureka and had
exnei, harrison for Payson pitched an
eScellent game. but Eureka managed 10
squeeze in two runs aeeu 10
The Eureka fans who ..
eneir team TO Paysou are enthusiaS,;a
oNer oyer, lnelr victory and tonight issued y
chhaiIenee chee TO play Murray for the state
~ s1Gen,0ohsh'p s1Gno and side bet of from $500
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STAGE IS GLOOMY OyD
OUTLOOK FOR CHICiG

CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-ca1
Stagg OF the University q
"bearish" over the 1919 foa1
poets at the South Side s:11
There IS no use trying d
fact that our prospects ar
since 1900" said Stagg l,s 4
is a sad but true slatemss.
look at the holes in the ID
rents in the back field. al
reach any other conclusior
In the team are the most 4
feature just now"
Gerand, who played throssi|
son at guard and was ocss
tain 10 return this year. =
Stagg that Ne has matT!rriH
other Institution, His loss kl1
macher the sole 1909 yetsaa
from tackle 10 tackle. To IA
sentees' include Radenoch j
rend, Kelley. Hoffman. Fen
derland, Worthwine. Smith =,
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kOG0 WINS LONG RACE
WITH EASE AT ANACONDA

ANACONDA, Mont. Sent 1sEo-o
won the mile and an eighth purse race
today. following the pace set bv T r.
Clen1 until The stretch. Then .be
sponded to Fogarty's urging and went
past the leaders with ease. Tho ,,.et,.r
closes tomorrow. A heavy shower can,n
up just as the horses faced the barrier
FOR the fifth race and It was ru, 6, =.
oo"n-pouf That turned the track into a
Sea OF mud Tor the last event Results.
First race. five furlongs. selling-Great
Caesar, 100 (Callahan). 11fto . von. Ii
folks. 95 [W. Carsan), 8 to / secondi an, An
Slupsky. 100 (PostJ. 4 to i. third Tjn,a nUe
Jos. Alta Ray, Albetto, Faith Nc AIIs, iIie,
ter also ran. EhiiiS-
Second race. five and A half furlones
selling.Roy T.. 100 (Callahanl, to In
won: May Pink, 1o4 (Rosenj. 20 to 10 sen ~.
fhird 9hG A42iI1line 4ins .od Jog tcerey). 10 to /.
Mitchell, Captain Burnett. Carasco SADIE
H. and George Kismet also ran. Nauie
,x uhlrd race; rae FIVE furlongs. sellng-Elec-
HSsyaide irGTani 1o1 (c1burn9 TO J. Won Lady
Gehco. lo5 ICallahan). s to /. third Time
i;ol 20. Bitter Sir, Little Buttercup and
Alaxie also ran. ""u
kogo. 1o2 LFogarty). to l, won. + q
Clen. 1oI tCoburn). TO l. second. Cabin
10 l9I lFfseher), TO !. third. Tigne. 81 I5 1.s
OF Iyanhoc also ran 1>"ish'
oo Firth race mile. selling-John j. Rogers
tGalahan). 9 to q. second: Irrigntor i07 i
sFischer). 10 to /, third Time. / tx
Mossback. Patriotic, Sir Angus Bonfis
pE White. Harka and Glaucus also ran
Sixth race. five and a half furlonrrs
eelllng-Andy Ginter. 100 (W. Cotton1
to l. won: VII Morris. 100 (Ffscher). s
TO 1. third. Time. 1IS Little FIJI Eli.
Beulah Lee Mccall and Buckalncksy also
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State Food Commis,ii,,
eide to Place lItaI /
Under Quaranti,'
MEMBERS ADVISE nj
EATING THE Vni
Apparently Some \,
Fever Is Causing hi
Birds by ThIou,,,'

After a careful -
condition of wild ducIss Iusa
of the Jordan river T'hs .. y
grounds of the New S,,,. ~ Y?
Gun clubs, the state I.",s bHssia y
DAIRY commissioners 'Od,a a..
that it will be unsata as;l !;
g, eat the birds this Wear ~ !,
sloners have not f6;sbs,, .i,, \
sion as vet. intending IN n =;
[iver + and the Utah lsIus X 'lS| NJ
nave deferred issuing As s,u = 3
antine against the au,s,y Say
nola a hnal meeting Ssn,s.I
decide d definitely upon 'Ms= H. :
a quarantine. '1'
Conditions which - 4
aappalllng,'' said WiljarSS Se u
food and dairy commlssiosa -
t turning from the ,s'lps' trin ~ I
'' Everywhere we founS 70
In the rnshe. hen ,S S
up by the hundreds IL I, J
where we stopped We cor,,,I =,
DEAD ducks within a fev y
1t IS a most deplorabIs s ',,I.
THE disease. wa he,;.'s .n's
which kills the birds on ss %s,
become afflicted. We N,,,
IN the air and every op,. M
a duck would drop ont And
ground, overcome by ,6s H
one one nock three ducks ielj h
we had magnifying glsgs
mace examinations Of IONS \
and found diseased liyers i
"e found no food.
- We will make our ],-
other districts and com. i
'lusion IN the matter beis,.|
son opens. In the meautius
10 IS express our personal 1,
advising the public NOT |,
Wild ducks.
We arc going to pet .os,
ION from the attorney q
% what extent we can III,
rom the markets"
In the party which md,
we're all the members Of b
'lon excepting T. A. Wiui,,|
ng j. S. Carver, Chairman;
lone, Herman Harms and Nd
en-. The party left the e
normns and returned Fhd,H
.t D o clock.
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Two Fastest Sprinters in the
World Will Compete at Velo-
drome for National Title.
SERIES OF MATCH RACES
TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
One French Style and Two HUI
man-PaCed Contests Will
Be Held.
+ = r.: !: !:
Speciel TO The Tribune.

!. Special To The Tribune
+ NEWARK, \, j., Sept 16.-
! After long conference, arrange
: ments were made today for a Sc
: ries of match races between Jackie
+ Clarke and Frank Kramer for the :
+ national championship. The races .
+ will be held at the Velodrome on :
: three Sundays. Kramer at first .
: insisted on naming his own terms .
: and declaring the style of the rae .
: ing. Finally he consented TO max d.
: ing the first race French style. .
: best two in three heats; the sec :
: ond a 6vemilc race. paced by :
: four pacemakers; and the third, :
: if Il third race is necessary. to be :
: one mile, best two in three heats, :
. paced. :,
= Jackie is in great condition and :
: should win the match. In the :;
: French style match Kramer has ::
: n shade the better Of it, but the :.
other two matches are in Clarke s ::
: favor. The first race will be held ::
at the Velodrome next Sunday and ::
the others on the two succeeding ::
Sundays, :,
MAC FARLAND. :.
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BATTLING NELSON Fl9
IN AUTOMOBILE IQ

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept leJ'
deavoring to make e reeSfa !,
here 10 Kansas City today % i
bile. Oscar tBattlingl Nss.
Langley. who was driving "a
thrown twenty feet into w
ing when the touring car ~
er's wagon and turned lurNs
ing gear broke. Neither We
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Go to Wellsv1lle.

The Ogden All-Stars will play ths fast
Wellsville team at Wellsvtlle TODAY. Joe
Morgan will twirl for Wellsvjlle The
ogden Team will consist chiefly of Salt
Lake and Ogden players. Snooks of North
Ogden WIN catch; Joe Lynch. Idaho Falls
viii pitch; Donovan, Salt Lake. first bo 90
Wessler. Ogden, second base; PIake. Og,
Den. shortstop. Lawrence, ogden, third
base Ward. Diamondville. left field: Gin
gan, right field Ao
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SEVERAL RECRUITS DRAFTED
BY TEAMS ON THE COAST

AUBURN, N. Y. Sept 1e.-John r.
Farrell, secretary of the National Asso-
citation of Professional Baseball leagues.
today gave out the following list of draft
ed players In class a. and AA. More
than S500 900 was deposited with Secre-
tary Farrell for the drafted men The
list. in part. follows:
Selected by draft (chosen by loD,
Los Angeles from Observation-Disclosures.
Oakland from Fisalia-N. l.. Lynch.
Oakland from Waterbury-Banvlster.
birmingham from Seattle-Chenault
Rodgers.
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Casey Wins Tropbv

nigh 1'' n got ,ho back in his stride Friday
fIament frnn, at Leans Inn and ru Won aoS,,,. ,our
- rom Is. ID. Evans by the score ne easi,S "a ~
Evans lean an made high run or three % ana I'd
ing one in the aIl-comers, tn,, uui'elud
Tasa Trtsn score against Lean goes ",s to Rmi enG
bv q s,nn VINO peat Lean a few nights AGO
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SURPRISE in SEMI-FiNALS
OF W0MEN'S TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO. Sept 16.-Another s,,rnr;se
occurred today in The championships
tournament of the Womens Western Coli
association when Mrs. Harvey l.. Pound
OF the Skokic club. eliminated Mrs. I,u-
ther Kenneth OF the Evanston Golf cluh
and the southern California champion
by and > in the semi final round al
Skokle. The victory brings Mrs Pound
In the final tomorrow against Mrs Tb,,rs-
ton Harris OF Westward Ho. who defeaI-
eG Mrs. Edmund T. Perkins. 6 and 8
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NINETEEN MORE PLAYERS
ARE DRAFTED BY MAJORS

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1s-N;,
Ss were drafted from the mjnor IL ..S praS :
uS ,he major leagues during thc @ uos
addiiopaS iK eSpesmbsr nena to September i5 tho tho
agreement per}9a C,a. allowed by the national
dos hoSsom rtnd Americans with six addj,,onni ana
grated In PLAYERS head the list. "u'''ionai
Bv tsae st Te1, new list Of drafted players are.
IGamn,oSnton; Houston; from Vanco,.sea.n mvs.na H OF
smith tsubject to investieatinrS 'eF' w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
AVIATOR Is GIVEN RICH
PRIZE AT BIG BAN0IJET

BOSTON. Sept. 16-The aerial exploits
ator. were applaudcd at 8 banouet az tj,e
AIgonquin club rendered 10 the British
ana american participants IN the recent
IarEard- fne -Boston aviation meet Cen
Ches. n. Taylor. proprietor of the Ros
ton Globe: presented White with q cnecl,
Tor $4,000. representing the prize Offered
by the Globe for the Boston Lisht trir,
Of thlrty-three miles. ZIP
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OLDFlELD AND KERSCHER
SMASH MICHIGAN RECORDS

GRAND RAPIDS, NIIch so&
nvH 0D,dheld In his 200 horsepower Ra,z
Darracah Bar eeh bMn bNerscher in the battles Scared
the ono Iune tu,n up new state records for
ri e.s ;ha mere mere today as the closing fnaturo
~ Se,J dhS western Michigan state fair or
miles d'T q, d NILE mn in 81 A seconds and two
miles was Les 2-5 ''ine Tor five
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MINOR HEIR ONCE MORE
LOWERS WORLDS RECORD

udIS udiNISDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 1s.-N1,ro,
the worId.s sId o, r aeir-at-Law, Law, again broke
aay at the state fair grounds, enine tr TO TO-.
u,s aissd9ce IN l:5St. The former record
w WAS I:os. which Minor Heir himself set
Today, driven by Hersa,
inry pany win a runner. his time nv lunsr
i:5S, M was zSs seconds. 5si seconds 1:aSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
UTAH LIGHTS TO PLAY
4. c. NJ. |. AT SANDY TO-DAY

The Utah Lights and the p =,
baenEs,,i VIII play today at the new Snnd,,
shin pah % ,L park for the amateur cham iuy ninnv
two teame me ba,! Ssa.e and sloo side bet. These
sdnsISur teams In the state and tbey psse ssa
iIlereo rivnlrw Ss to be evenly matched The T,e
that fba oedtween Tween the two teams is such
10 be excitIn@ game today is certain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
JACK GOODMAN BATTERS
HYLAND IN SLUGGING BOI1T

Of NEW Ns,, YSsI YORK, Sept, le;-Jack Goodman n
of California slammed and h i1iyland
iinrouEh ten rounds of sIugeinr tonishi tisfa
tonaf h fIiSSse,y,contested bout before the Nne
was the agSressor and landed m.nH ,amu ta1n
ing ,, oiows, but the general opinion or ~.
en,isfa nouse seemed to be that Goodman vss sne
sn,i.ieo 10 the honors by his sunorios
cleHerness and sharp counters. superior
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
AUBRUN BREAKS SPEED
RECORDS IN MONOPLANE

BORDEAUX. Sept. 1e-M subru, tno
French aviator, flying in a Blcriot mono
plane, today broke all speed records for
3oo kilometers Qs6.5 niles. negotiating
minutes and seven seconds. Al tbe nnd
Of OF inc second hour he had flown Is7
kilometers l037 miles), and al the end
OF the third hour :52 leilometers I56.59
HIS average time was about fifty-hve
and one-half miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wlchita-Sioux City, 8; Wichita .
81; Joseph-First game: Omaha II
St Joseph, o. Second game: Omaha IN
ST Joseph. s. 0''a' ~
AT Lincoln-LlncoIn, G: Tonet,
AT Denver-Denyer, 8: Des Moipos =
EIght innings; darkness. q
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Vanderbilt Wins

MAIsoNs LAFITTE. France, Sept. 1s.
line Hrlx Caisus OF $1,000 for two-year-
olds. distance six and a half f,Irlon1s
was was won here today by w X. Vander
bits Mirambo.
The Prix du Bac, selling, for two-year
olds. 5000. distance five furlongs. was Won
by II B, Duryea's Friedure "0A
In the Prix du Maule. $500. selling. dis
lance one and half miles, Eugene Fiscb-
on s LeBonlarron finished secnnd ~
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Covalesky Ig Strong.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 1s.-CovaIesky. who
made great record in the Southern
league continued his good work for Gin
cinnat today, beating BROOKLYN I TO 2
ana striking ou. twelve batters Score:
c, R.H.E.
Brooklyn 49, r
Satteries-Covalesky and Clarke; Bell
and Bergen. Umpires-klem and Kane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-17
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUFS
COAST LEAGUE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 1e.-score:
Toe ., r, II. Z.
Oakland q
batterles-Delhi and Smith: Lively
Harkins and Thomas
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept. 1s.-No
officials son. o- ai
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elphia
Sen ators Lose.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 1s.-Cleve-
land today defeated Washington, to 5
Walker and Mitchell were effective until
the eighth inning. when both were
knocEeo OUT. Score; R.H.E
CieVeland ..,.s..<........... q .
Washington ..... ...,.. D .
Batteries-Mitchell. Koestner and
Land; Walker. Gray and AInsmith.
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NATIONAL
Giants Beat Pirates.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-New York took
the last game OF the series from Pitts
burg today, 10 J. The visitors were
shut out until the ninth inning, scoring
then on Leach's triple and Wagners sim
Eie. score: R.H.E
s-''tSDn' -s.-N'. ....ss..s..-
Wv YIN 4
Batteries-Liefield. Ferry and Gibson:
MatheWson and Myers. Umplres-O'Day
and Johnstone.
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Chicago Wins.

AsHINGToN, Sept. 1s.-Chicaeo de.
feated st. Louis. z to 3. today In the
tournament OF the Union Printers Ma
tional baseball league.
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GOLF PLAYERS
BEGIN TOURNEY
Championship Play at the COun-
try Club Links Will Com
mence Today.
SIXTEEN WILL QUALIFY
IN T0DAY'S MEDAL PLAY
Fiust and Second Rounds Will
Be Played on Sunday by
Top-NOtchers.

The annual golf tourney for the cham
pionship of Utah will begin today over
the Country club links. About thirty
!! ing the competition. Today is qualify
ing day and Is the only day on which
| the contestants may qualify. In the past
! they have been given two days in which
10 qualify, but this year the qualifying
for the match play Will all be done today,
The sixteen golfers who make the low
est scores for thirty-six holes In today's
play will qualify for the match play OF
Sunday, The drawings will be made to-
night for tomorrow's matches For the
consolation tourney will be held for
consolation trophy The play in both the
main and the consolation Journeys will
be brought down 10 the semi finals on
sunday. The semi-finals and finals of
both Journeys will be played next Satur-
day,
The winner OF the championship tour
ney Will be the state champion for the
coming year. In addition. he will be
gwen a special trophy and have tho
honor OF his name being placed on the
5000 lacking championship trophy at the
Country club. There are half dozen
players who are playing remarkably good
golf and whose games are about even
The contests between these players are
sure to be exciting.
The golf champions In Utah since the
introduction of golf in this state are:
1S99-R. B. Hardness.
1901. Walcott Thompson.
l90l-A, w. Copp.
1904 w. Copp.
lsQ3-J. Walcott Thompson,
1904. W. Copp.
1905-F. Z. McGurrin
1906-F, E. McGurrin.
l901-F. +. McGurrin.
190s-A. w. Copp.
1909-Rs W. Salisbury
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 !ndependent 36o
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Cubs Win,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 1s.-chicaro
won today,s game. 4 to 8 The visitors
first inning. when they scored four runs
on TOUR hits. a base on balls and a. sac
Chics 'S' score. R.H e
Philadelphia ON, ~ q
batteries-McIntyre and King; Moore
brehnan and Doom. Umpires-Emslie
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Coombs Is Invincible.

DETROIT Sept. 16.-Coombs held De-
troit to two hits today. only one local
won 10 to o. Cobb batted for WiIlett in
the eighth and struck out. Score:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia -. ......,......10 Il 4
Detroit 80. Z
Satteries-Coombs and Lapp; Willett
Stroud and Schmidt
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NORTHWEST LEAGlJF

Ba Batteries-Bonner and ostdisoi,
er ana Lewis Called end seventh: dark
SEATTLE. Sept. 16.-Tacoma- Seattle
game postponed; rain '''e
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Boston Beats ST. I,nnia

BOSTON. Sept. 16.-Bos,on de,e.,od
81. Louis today, to 5. by timely bit
ting In the seventh and eighth. Score:
po- RH.E.
St Louis ''''''..' -
batterles-BroWn, Mattern and Gra
nam Lush and Phelps. Umpires-Bren-
nan and Eason.
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American Association

At Columbus-Toledo. 10; Columbus. 3
apois. o
AT Minneapolls-Kansas iCty, 4: Min
neapolis, 2. eleven innings)
AL 81 Paul-Milwaukee. 1: st. Paul, 5.
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