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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
THISTLE BELLE IS
HANDICAP WINNER
Leads Crack Field of Fast
Ones All the Way in
Ogden Feature.
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ogden. Sept. 2S-Thistle Belle won
the Ogden handicap. the feature OF
the card today at the fair grounds. OFF
to a good start. Thistle Belle. who had
been backed strong as the favorite. set
the pace all the way. but had to be ridden
out by Callahan TO stand off the closing
rush OF On Parole and Balronia. This
We belle won by a length. with on
Parole nose better than BaIronia
The field OF five horses was one OF the
best In the sprinting division in the
Miss Greenwood. Keen Bros crack
youngster. just breezed 70 her field in
INC two-year-old event, winning pulled
The last race saw a heavy play on
Judge Shortall and after being backed
from TO ] TO II TO 3. the horse re-
wsrded by winning handily.
Nyanzs, in the fifth. showed that
the whirlwind close OF her first out
here, when she ran third. after being
practically left. was no false alarm. BY
winning. after an exciting brush with
Ocean Shore and Harry Stanhope q.
carload OF horses got in today from
Grand Junction, Colo. In the lot were
the good two-year-Old. Pear Bass. and
the well-knOwn campaiEners. Special
Delivery, Inauguration, Liberto and
With ideal racing weather and good
sport large crowd enjoyed today's
The Results.
First race, five furlongs. selling
East End. % (BuXtOn). 2 20 1, won
Susie Gregg. los (Manders). ; 20 I. sec
ond: Byron. 107 (Post). 10 to I. third
Time. 1908 as. Herives. ketchel. Cam
era. Cruzinda also ran.
Second race. five furiOngs. selling
Miss Greenwood. 100 (Buxton). I to ..
won: AmsrgosR. % CAnderson), 2 to /.
second; Albetto, % (GarRan). II to I.
third Time, 1904. Copper City. Othale
also ran.
Third race. six furlongs. selling
Captain Burnett 100 (Manders). 3 20 1.
won: Warfare. 100 (Callahan). 8 to I.
second: Netting. 100 (Buxton), 5 to ?.
third. Time. 1:17. Cavallena. Sainfox,
RurleiRh. Orelio also ran.
Fourth race. five furlonEs. the ogden
handicap-Thistle Belle. 10 (Callahan).
even. won: on Parole. 101 anderson.
{ 10 l. second: Balronia. 101 CBuxton)
2 20 I. third. Time. 1.02 as. Silver
Stocking and Doride also ran.
Fifth race seven furlonEs. selling
Nyanzs. % (Callahan). 2 10 1. won.
Ocean Shore. 90 CBuxtonl. 70 10. sec
ond: Harry Stanhope. 100 (Cavanaugh),
6 to I. third Time. 1879 as. DIT.
Downie. Coonskin. Sink Springs also
ran.
sixth race. six furlongs. selling
Judge ShOrtau. 109 Gvers). II to 3.
won: Runsum. los CManders). 20 l.,
second; Charles J. Harvey, 109 (Ceva-
nauEhl. to I. third. Time. 1917 rs.
YeIlowfoot and Copcwell also ran
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
MORAN HAS TOUGH time
Lightweight Lands Low
and Hard. hut EngIishman
Finally Gets Him.

Philadelphia. Sept. 2S-Pal Moore OF
this city was beaten by Owen Moran
Of England in a six-round bout be-
fore the National Athletic club. to-
night. Notwithstanding that the local
lad had almost put the Englishman out
I'm the third round with a vicious punch
which landed low and which sent Mo-
ran to his knees in agony.
After a moments rest. the English
man siEnified his willingness 70 go on
with the battle. but the men had
scarcely set themselves for another
punching when Moore again hit Mo-
ran below the belt. This time Moran
walked to his corner, and the referee.
after warning Moore that II he again
struck low he would be diSnus.i
announced that Moran would again
agree to go on.
Moran had the advantage in every
round except the first and second
which were even. He did nearly all
she leading and forced the fighting.
His blows had more steam behind
them than those delivered by Moore.
who did not seem TO be at his best.
The fight was at catch weights but
there was little difference in their
weights
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
COMPANY D OF CADETS
HAS THE BEST PULL

The salt Lake High school cadets
had some real good sport yesterday.
Drill was shortened and "a tug-of-war
was arranged between two OF the COM
panies. The four commanding officers
each drew n number to decide which
companies would take part Company
A. commanded by Arthur Doran. and
company ID with Frank Offer command
ing. were the lucky ones. After about
one minute OF hard pulling. company
y easily dragged the other company
the required twelve feet.
Captain webb was much surprised at
the result Of the match. as for the last
two years company u has been the
loser in this event Company and
company will have their turn in the
pulling match probably next Wednes-
Ia
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Results at Helena

Helena. Mont. sept 2s.-The state
fair grounds track record Of a mile in
40 was equaled and the track record
OF l:o6s Tor five and one-ha1f furlOngs
was broken today. The races this aft
ernoon were witnessed by the largest
crowd ever assembled on the track.
there being over 5000 paid admissions.
The talent again Jared badly in the
running events. Summaries:
First race, 2:1i pace, purse $1,000
Primus won. Mona Bells second. Dol
lie Dimple third. Best time-2:11t
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs. sclling-TillinRhast won. Pla-
tOon second. Irrigator third. Time
l-o6 3-5. Lola White. Phillistina. Ben
stone. Brighton and Robert Mitchell
also ran.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth. cell
ing--Dave Weber won. !. G. elem sec
ond. kOgO third. Time-1.45. Miss
Naomi also ran.
Fourth race. the NARROW handicap.
five furlOngs. all ages.-Bcgone won.
Coppertown second. Terms Trick third.
Time-:5e 3-5. Edmond Adams Native
Son, Del Cruzador and Beauman also
ran.
Fifth race. mile. seliinE.-Jaci1
O'Lantern won. Ramon Corona second.
Tug Boat third. Time-1:fO. Foliie +.
and Sake also ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
FIRST SCRIMMAGE
At UNIVERSITY
Varsity and Freshmen ElevenS
Clash, and Showing of
Each Is Good.

The first scrimmage work OF the year
was held on Cummings field yesterday
when Coach BenniOn turned his team OF
huskies loose and battered the fresh
men for an hour OF good hard prac-
tfCe. Both teams showed UP surDris-
inEly strong and IL is evident that the
squad is two weeks ahead Of the team
az this time last year rs far as Condi
ton is concerned. 4 good deal OF time
was given TO the forward pass and
trick plays. The new men on the var
sity came up to expectations and sew
eral surprises were sprung by the
or the new men on the big squad
Riser at half showed a great deal OF
speed and is good at recovering passes
Bennion should prove 70 be great
line plunEer and good end. Heine
Richardson Is developing kick that
at times surprises even himself Rom
ney at half Is already at mid-season
form and Is faster III anything than
last year. Il is particularly hard for
men who arc used 10 diving tackle 70
get out Of the habit. This was one OF
Maddock's sDecialties and HIS men are
irving hard TO forget 81.
everyone SoB Win their. sbowing aP psiSs
the big team. The freshmen have
been training only a week. but are al
ready developing great form In de-
all the time yesterday so their often
sive work cannot be judged. Dillman
at halfback upheld his reputation as
a kAfh"E ~ dbAltAN anu EAAbulh NN coilt
great work before the season Is end
ed. That Ashton. the Granite star. at
fullback. will be there with his same
aggressive game despite his injured
ankle was another evident fact.
Both Coach Bennion and Captain
Home were Uieased with the showing
and by the time the team goes TO Logan
n week from SATURDAY. the men should
be playing like a clock. An excursion
at a reduced rate viii be run I'm con-
nection with the game by the student
body.
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Lexington Races

Lexington. ky. Sept. 2s.-The racing
today was made up or surprises.
Tippy. paying $3.50 on each ticket IN
the mutucl machines. won the fourth
race. a five and a half furlonEs dash
Tor maiden two-year-olds, from a good
field OF youngsters.
Ethalda. paying s7l70 for g.. won
the first az six furlonEs-
First race. six furlonEs-E,thalda,
straight. 1910. won: Duquesue. place.
$50. second. Ada Meade, show. sf.10,
third Time. 1913 As.
second race. five and half furlonEs
Princess Galloway. straight. $500.
won. Labold. place, s2.2o. second; Miss
Duiin. show. S2.60. third. Time. los.
Third race. mile and 20 yards-Hel-
met. straight. $500. won. Leamence.
place. $3.50. second. Tom BiEbee. show.
S270. third. Time. 1:4i As.
Fourth race. five and half furlonEs
--Tippy. straight. s32.90. won. Explicit.
place. $40. second. Butter Bull. show.
$50. third. Time. 1.OS 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Miami. straight. SF.40. won. John +.
Mcmillan. place. s7.2o. second, sligo.
show. Sf.20. third. Time. 1:f9 1-5.
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Colonel Ashmeadc. straight. $3.50.
won. Alice Baird. place. sfS0. second ;
Rad News. show. s2.so, third. Time
1916 g-5.
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REAGAN SAYS M'G0VERN
CANNOT LAST VERY LONG

Jimmy Reagan in training for Gene
McGovern at ogden. writes:
a few lines to let you know that |
am training at the ogden sanitarium
and am Telling strong and as confident
as anyone can feel. I don't think Nc
Govern will stay anywhere near the
limit although he is a tough one. adj
nit The way 7 am going these days
will beat him sure.
McGovern Is saying little. but is
saving wood at training here and is
making hackers. He Is not much or
a boxer. but looks every inch n Fighter.
Manager Roy Subway says that one
OF the preliminaries for the big show
October will be between Eddie John
son and Kid Ross.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
OCCIDENTALS WORKING
FOR FINAL BALL GAMES

The Occidentals are working hard
for their final game with Murray. Sat
urday afternoon. and for the three
game Eureka series. which starts Sun
day at Eureka Blacks men cunt
on making a clean sweep Of the games,
the gross gate 20 the winner Satur-
dav and the Eureka side bet looking
especially good.
From Eureka comes the noise that
take the Occidentals into camp right.
and the Eureka fans are already max
ing preparations to form a big dele
CATION for the Saturday and Sunday
games here.
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PENNsY RECEIVERS.

Philadelphia. Sept. 2S.-The Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania football team de-
feated Dickinson college this after
noon by the score OF is TO Q.
The Pennsylvanians played 90 per
cent better football than against Ur-
sinus The end runs and forward
passes were very effective.
Paul Brown. left guard OF Dickin-
sons team. was injured in the first pc
Rod OF the Dickinson
game After examination at the uni
versity hospital it was found that his
left shoulder blade was fractured and
that he would have to remain IN the
hospital for several days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29
MURRAY PLAYERS KEEP
MANAGER FROM COLD

Manager Bert Margetts Of the Muir
ray ball club is wearing a smile that
won't come off. No. IL IS not another
one: simply a very handsome overcoa t
presented TO him By the members OK
the Murray champions as a little ap-
probation OF the work Of the manager
throughout the season
II the truth must be told. Manager
MsrEetts did work hard for Murray.
and to his efforts is largely due the
fact that Murray Is now on the Utah
baseball map with a star in front of
the name.
Manager Msrgetts leads his men on
the field for the last time this year
when the Occidentals are met Satur-
day at Walkers field.
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JORDAN HIGH PRACTICE.

At the Jordan High school there IN
noticeable activity IN the ranks OF the
large crowd Of football recruits. many
Of whom are DESTROYS OF making posi-
tons on this years team. Coach O. Il
Dutton has been putting the squad
through vigorous workout nightly.
and Just now Is I'm a fair position to
Judge just who IL going TO be success
ful In making the eleven. Dutton said
yesterday that he would in ali proba %
btltty be able TO select his team about
Monday or TUESDAY
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DOC PANNE ENDs I'D.

Cleveland. Sept 2S.-Despondent be-
cause his wife refused to give up her
suit for divorce and return to him,
James Payne, former trainer Of the
Cleveland baseball club and a we'll
known wrestler, pugilist and athlete.
went to - her home today and, in the
presence OF Mrs. Payne and her moth
er, committed suicide by shooting him
self in the right temple. Payne was
known in Sporting circles all over the
country as Doc"
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GRANITE EXPECTS VERY
FAST FOOTBALL ELEVEN

Coach 7. z. Moss, OF the Granite
High school football team. has had for
more than two weeks one OF the largest
football squads In the history OF the
school out for practice. Husky boys.
numbering little over fifty have been
working steadily under the supervision
OF Coach Moss. and from the present
showing IL looks as though a strong
team will represent Granite IN footba N
this fall. This week has been given
over mostly TO signals and tackling.
The back field will be heavy BY Fri
day. Coach Moss saws that he will be
able TO select his team.
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ORIGINAL FATHER OF THE
SPORT DESK IS DEAD

Syracuse. \. Y. Sept 2s.-Charles r.
Wright, a onc-time ncwsDa Dcrman.
widely known throughout the country.
Is dead ri his home as the result OF a
fan sustained six weeks ago.
Mr.. Wright On 1873 was sporting edi-
tor Of the Syracuse Courier and was
the first sporting editor ever employed
by any newspaper in the United
States. He went into politics n few
years later. retiring from his political
connections in 1882 to become chief Of
police here. an office which he held
for twenty years. He retired in 1905.
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NEW srRIKE-oUT RECORD.

Chicago. Sept. 2S.-Walter johnson,
WsshingtOn's pitcher. today made a
new worlds strike-Out record for a
season. and helped Washington defeat
Chicago. TO l. Johnson struck out
ten men today, making his total 301
for the year. The former record was
201. made by Rube Waddell in 1909.
Score. X. II. r.
Chicago :
washington .-s-s-.s " - .
Batteries-white and Payne; john
son and Ainsmith.
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Z left-handed hitters from the Nap
r Lajoie 20 cop the big auto. Larry
the Maps have had so few off-side
rs have not cared 10 risk their side
the Maps. and every time they play
the Athletics. Connie Mack saw fit
20 use Bender, Coombs and Morgan
as often as he could. johnson. Mullin.
Willett, Donovan. Walsh and the other
leaders have also done a lot OF work
against the Cleveland club.
on account OF getting his drives safe
on an average Of more than once IN
every three times up, Larry has been
called upon TO make the hit-and run
play more than any other player on
the club. With this play on. he has 20
hit a lot OF bad balls, for he was COM
PEELED to swing with the runner on tho
go, and could not walt Tor the bali that
suited him.
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4. ID. :. BASKETBALL.

Prospects for a winning basketball
team at the /. -. s university are not
looked upon as being very bright. ac-
cording 10 W. VI. Day physical director
OF last years men are back at the in
stitution. Cannon Lund. one OF the
mainstays OF the Saints for years pa st.
viii leave the coming week for Logan.
where he is to enter the L. A. G. Lund
thinks that he will be able 70 make
the Agricultural college team.
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A. B. Christensen. supervisor OF the
announced that race No. 4. the 2:3O
trot. has failed to fill. there being only
four entries. six being required 70 FIJI.
and that, unless these wish to pay two
dead entries. a special mixed race.
with a purse Of 5000 will be substituted.
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The new game showed great oppor-
tunities fO- open play and chances for
consistent ground gaining with the
perfection OF the forward pass That
heavy line will be OF as much i'm
portance this year as previously was
shown by the frequent gains made by
Yale through Wesleyan's center
The game also demonstrated that a
fast. light team. with the use OF tho
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2:i9 class. trotting. three in five. first
division. $500; three heats Monday
Creighton won. Admiral Red second.
Lady Willow third. Best time .094
2.is class trotting. three in five. $500.
second division.-Betsy c. won The
Exponent second. Border Guard third.
Best time-2.tf3
Buckeye stakes. 2.19 trotters. three
in five. f5.000.-Joan won in straight
heats Best time-2.O64. Dude Arch
dale second. Baron Penn third.
80 tiaes pacing. lnIee IN I'VE Al.lVO.
Grace @ won. Fred T. second. Hal
Bowers third Best time .O6z
2.09 class. trotting. three heats. ST.
2O0.-Startle won. Brace Girdle second.
orc Bellini third. Best time-2.054
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Startlc's victory was the last one OF
the day. General ~. was favorite at
800 In pool Of StS5. willy was sec
ono choice. with Startle. Dcmarest and
Lady stately having slight follow
INK
Joan. winner over Dude ArChdale
last week In two Of three heats. made
% three straight today when tney met
Tor the Buckeye stake OF $1,000. The
Archdale mare started as first choice.
Woe TO $50 over the field. in which
there was nothing up TO her standard
except Joan.
Tomorrow The Harvester viii start
IN an attempt 10 lower the worlds stall
lion record OF 2:01.
Results.
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HORSES ARRIVING FOR
CHURCHILL DOWNS MEET

Louisville. Ky. sept 2S.-The ad-
vance guard from Lexington. Sleeps
head Bay. Saratoga and other points
has begun TO arrive az Churchill Downs
for the 19-day racing meet which
opens Saturday afternoon. Interest in
the fal1 meeting here f. unusually keen
on account Of the high-class horses
which are entered I'm the stakes and
haudicaDs.
Woodford Clny's string of horses. in
Guiding the sensational filly Ocean
Bound. arrived here yesterday.
j. T. Madden has sold TO August Bel
mont Lady Amelia by Ben Brush our Of
Ia Colonia. by Hindoo. FOR $4,000.
Madden bought this mare two years
ago FOR $500.
The want ads caa serve you only II you
T-gE Fr-rn
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4 DEAD HEAT.

Newmarket. Eng Sept. 2S-The
Hopeful stakes at % sovereigns EACH
with 200 sovereign added. was run
here TO-DAY and resulted I'm dead heat
between n. r. Whftney's Borrow and
J. r. Joers san star. porphyric was
third. There were six starters.
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MAPS DEFEAT ROsToN.

Cleveland, Sept. 2s.-Cieveland again
defeated Boston. 4 to 2. Ealer was hit
safely but three times. Lajoie. because
Of injuries. missed his first game Of
the year. He will be in the game again
in day or so. Score: r. II. T..
cleveland ---..---.-.-.-.-. 10
DVSAou ) 3
Batteries-Kaley. Koestner and Land;
McHale and Klefnow
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Western League

At Omaha-Omaha. 8; Sioux City. o.
At TOpeka-First game. Wichita. 3 :.
Topeka 4. Second game. Wichita. u.
Topeka. 2.
At st. Joseph-First game. Denver
Z; ST. Joseph. 5. Second game, st. 10
seph. 3 Denver. 0.
At Des Moines-Des MOines. 6: Lin
coin O.
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THROWS GAME AWAY.

st. Louis. Sept 2s.-Philadelphia
wound up its series in st. Louis by los
ing to the locals here. 2 to /. 4 wild
pitch in the ninth inning cost Atkins
the game. Score: r. II. +.
Philadelphia ..-.-.-
st. Louis .......2 1
Bstteries-Atkins and Lapp; Nelson
and stephens.
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Matsons goggles had become COW
cred with steam and he had slowed
down slightly TO replace them with
clean pair when a young girl. stand
inE by the roadside. tossed TO the driver
small bouquet OF flowers. She in
tended that the flowers should land in
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PHILLIEs LOSE.

Philadelphia. Sept 2S.-St. Louis
again defeated Philadelphia today.
To T. The game was featured by a
home run drive by Ellis. Score:
r. H. E.
- LOUIS .-.-...... .....--.5
fuilaueipnla .........4
Batteries-steele and Bresnahan; Gil
rard. Brennan and Doom.
Umpire-klem and Kane
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American League
COBB HITS 1000.

Detroit. Sept 2s.-New York made II
three straight today. defeating Detroit
TO .. Cobb had a perfect day at bat.
Up score r. II. l..
New York ... 8 70 ?
Detroit s
Batteries-Quinn, Vaughan. Caldwell
and Blair: Works. Stroud. Mullin and
Casey, Schmidt.
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Coast League

Los Angeles. Sept 2s.-Score:
Y. IT. r.
Vernon 6
Los Angeles .....-........-. 1
BatterIes-Carson and Hogan: Castle
ton and Orendorf.
San Francisco. Sept. 2S.-Score:
r II. Z.
sacramento
san Francisco ..............
Batteries-Byran and Spiesman. Su-
tor, Browning and Williams, Berry
Portland. Ore. Sept. 2S.-ScOre;
II. II. =.
oakland s 10
Portland ----.-.- % =
Ratteries-Liveiy and Mite. Car
rett. Steen and Fisher. Murray.
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nc SCORE EnR CORNELL

Ithaca. n Y. Sept. 2s.-Cornell over
whelmed Hobart today in the first
game OF the season. so to 0. The new
game developed no spectacular plays.
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There is no telling just how much
difference more left-handed pitching
would have made in the big fellows
liable to be so close that even a point
will decide f..
Managers don't figure the Maps very
strong. but just the same they never
miss any chances to use their best
twirlers against them. Every time Ad-
die Joss was in the game the Maps had
TO bat against some pitcher ranked
among the best I'm the league. and Cy
Young never gets any very soft propo-
sition. Russell Ford. who is good
enough TO win a big majority OF his
games. has worked his share against
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the car. but poor aim sent the bouquet
straight into Matson's face. the stems
going Into his eyes and binding him
temporarily.
Matson's biz car gave a lurch TO the
side or the road and might have been
wrecked but for the drivers quick re-
cOvcry Of himself
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OTHER SCORES.

Carlisle. Pa, Sept. 2S.-Score: Car
Isle Indians, 90: Muhlenberg col
lego. Q.
At South Bethlehem. Pa.-Final
score; Lehigh. 10; Western Maryland, 0.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
GET BACK 4 LITTLE.

New York. Sept. 2s.-New York to-
day made is runs off Covaleski. the
pitcher whose wonderful work pre-
vented them from winning the Ma
tional league pennant two Years ago.
and vanquished Cincinnati. te to T.
score; =. H. r.
~ Ia 100000 -.....--t II
Batteries-COvaleski and Clarke:
Crandall and Schlei. Wilson.
Umplres-JohnstOne and Eason