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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-16
.HEDER IS WINNER OF
SIXTEEN-|NNING GAME
Salt Lake Recruits Put Up Hard
Fight Until Pitcher Is
Injured.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Heber, July 15.-Heber and the
salt Lake Utah State league Yanni-
gans battled sixteen innings here to-
day. Heber winning I'm the sixteenth.
to Z. A large crowd Of fans was
wild with excitement, as salt Lake
would take the lead inning after in
ming. only to be tied by the locals in
their half. Salt Lake tied the score
in the seventh inning. at TO l. II
was a deadlock until the eleventh,
when Salt Lake made one, but Heber
came back with one In the last half
of the inning. In the fifteenth IL was
one and one again. At this point Han
son. the visitors pitcher, collided with
a base runner and was forced to leave
the game. Costello taking the slab
in the sixteenth. salt Lake made one
in the first half of the sixteenth, but
the locals came back with two IN their
half. to win the game.
williams pitched fine ball for the
locals and had IL not been for Han
sons injury, IT Is no telling how long
the game would have lasted. Jackson,
new man for Salt Lake. caught a
fine game
Score bv innings: r.
salt Lake 100 OO2 100 O1o 001 IL
Hebcr ....1O3 900 900 01O 0O1 IS
Batteries-Salt Lake, Hanson, Cos
tello and Jackson; Heber, Williams ana
Nelson
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the longest run seen in Utah IN years.
The distance was a popular one with
viii be attracted by the novelty. A
purse race for the sprinters az six
furlonEs. for which a crack field has
entered. will be another event OF class
on the card.
The summaryt
First race. six and one-half fur
longs, selling-Roy SUBWAY (John-
SOM. 16 TO 4, won, ElectrOWan wan
Dusenl, Z 70 10 to place. second; glau-
Gus (BairdD. I TO I show, third Time,
~. Senator Barrett. Gelico. Harry
Stanhope. Silver Leaf. Gresham. Hat
tie Dodson and Cotton Tall finished
as named.
second race. elk and one-half FUR
longs, selling-Mrs. Nugent (NanDu-
SEM. TO I. won. Captain Burnett
lsindhorsD. TO to place. second;
show. third. Time. 1.22. Galene Gale
finished third. disqualified and placed
fourth. Alivia. New Capital and Mable
Hollander finished as named Fred
Third race. six and one-half fur
longs selling-Burleigh (Rettg), 2 TO
I, won. Plume iMunro). 10 to
place. second: Camera (Kederis), 2 to
flower. Smiley Meter. Proteus. Judge
Shortau. Bnnlady. MinnedOcia and
Sabado finished as named.
Fourth race, five and one-half FUR
longs. purse-Arionette CSclden). II to
1. won. Ocean Queen CKederis), z to
10 20 place, second; Lyte Knight eau
geld, II TO to show, third. Time,
.O7. Roy Junior, Dick Moss, Pre-
jucio and Seweil finished as named.
Fifth race. five furlongs, purse
Helen Barbee (Nolan). to 8. won; Nit
Jones (Taylor). TO 5 TO place sec
ond. Baleila CRettig), ? 20 % show,
third. Time, 90 As. Helen Hawkins
and Maynora finished as named.
sixth race, six furlonEs. selling
Marchmonet (CavanauEh), 6 to 4, won
Lady Panchita tBuNton). 1 TO to
place. second: TrcmarEo (GauCel). 3
20 90 show. third. Time. 1.1f 1-b.
Father Stafford. Beau Man and Clarin-
nis finished as named.
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Although he grinned and pumped
away for dear life. Whiskers Devono-
witch met defeat in his match race with
Achorn. losing in straight heats. Just
from the mines in southern Utah, Whis-
kers says he is not quite fit yet, but
when he strikes his gait" look out.
The Russian fought valiautly to hold
the lead. but in each event he was
rounded on the bell lap.
The record of 1853 rs for an unpaced
mile. held by Billy Samuelson, still
stands. Jackie Clarke only being able
TO equal the mark Two Of the four
watches caught the Australian at
1853 1-5. one at 1858 2-5 and one at
1853 As, so in his next attempt the
Rocket is given the call 20 better the
mark. which is one OF the hardest nuts
TO crack on a bicycle.
Major Taylor, the colored wonder.
was introduced to the salt Lake fans
for the first time and got a very pop
ular reception. The Major was present.
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RUNNING OF ECLIPSE
STAKES SEES DEAD HEAT

Sanddown Park. England, July Is
The Eclipse stakes OF 10000 sovereigns
for three and four-y ear-Olds, distance
one mile and a quarter, was run here
today. 1t was a splendid race and re-
suited in n dead heat between the
derby winner. Lemberg. and Neil Cow.
ridden by Danny Maher. the American
jockey. Piacidus finished third. The
stakes were divided Six horses ran.
The Great Kingston 2-year-old plate
OF 500 sovereigns. for 2-year-olds. dis
lance furlongs. was won by II. +.
Whitnoy's Borrow. BraNt was second
and Charles Carolfs Queen III. third.
Eleven started.
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". T. Andcrgon's crack youngster.
Helen Barbee. took the two-year-old
purse event az five furlongs. covering
the distance IN tho very creditable
time q 100 t-5. Fightlng i out for
the place two lenEtAs behind. the
winner. MIX Jones. outEamed Balolla
to get second honorg by nose.
Murchmonct finally scored a victory.
winning the last event at six furlongs
from Lady Pauchita after a most eN-
citing brush IN the stretch. Lady
Fanchita set the pace. but was caught
IN the last sixteenth and Taylor's
ner.
The many friends OF Billy Trap
win OF the meeting when Roy Shum-
way outclasscd Elcctrowau in a hard
stretch drive In the opening event
The second race saw the second dis
qualification OF the meeting. when Ca
lene Gale. who finished third. was
placed fourth Tor cutting IN front Of
Chief Desmond In the stretch. making
the latter pull up. Chief DcsmOnd. who
finished fourth. was placed third. The
foul was not the fault OF seldom. who
Tooe ta4cnc Gale. as the horse was
very very. ire! il., r. ard running out ?. =,
the race AID had to be destroyed.
Mre. NuEcnt won tho race easily.
with Captain Burnett a good second
Burlcigh took tho third. Rcttig out
riding his flCld IN a hard finish. Plume
closed fast. but Munro was just so
much weight un.
10 was ladies' day and the grand
stand was fillcd with the guests OF tho
uaEculcnt.
Fine card Today.
Today's card has been urouounccd
Tho best OF the meeting. The feature
will he he salt Lake Selling stake
OF 81 900 az seven furlongs. Seven OF
the best animals az the track az the
distance viii start and n great con-
test VIII be seen. The Contcndcrs are
rfEmm the FmHFnH Marian ffrrnHf
Fernando and the Powell and Parker
entry OF Execute and Lomond.
Another feature Of the card viii be
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FRANK KRAMER WINS
TWENTY-FIVE MILE RACE

Providence. r. l., July 15.-National
Champion Frank J.. Kramer OF East
Orange, n. J., who lowered the worlds
bicycle record for 20 miles at New Ha-
ven last night won a 25-mile race here
Kramer's time was 81 minutes as is
seconds
The record IS 81 minutes - seconds.
In burst OF speed at the tape. Chris
Schiller Of San Francisco won two
mile open professional race class. 3.
SchOler and Phil Wright Of Salt Lake
were tied in a quarter-mile profession
al race against time. both making the
two laps In 261- seconds.
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ed TO the officials and was pleased
everything in general AT the racine
the crowd and the enthusiasm the -
nous rider said that il was better thof
he had ever seen in any country.
1T Is a great game In salt Lake, tht
best ever saw said Taylor. by tNf
way they ride here I can sec that
have a big job on my hands, and Wi
do my best 10 make good with the Sal
Lake people"
Those who have seen Taylor ride
say that he looks more like a buile
than anything else on the track.
In the three-mile championship there
came n miXup OF the two big team
that was meat for the fans. Whcr
Mcfarland started 70 take ClarlU
around Pye and Lawson. Pye shot out
and leaving Lawson left hole int
which Mac and Clarke dropped. Pyo
knowing that he had to go. and think
ing Lawson was on. dug out. pullina
the rival team Mcfarland with tive
laps 20 go took the pace and set suCr
a stiff one that Clarke had 10 ride hara
for the victory, while Demara bct z
Lawson out for third place.
The amateurs put up two good race
Diefenhacher taking both. but he had
&c ride, and Brodbeck had 70 protect
him TO the limit.
Next Tuesday it was announced that
n match team sprint race viii head tbs
card. Lawson and Mcfarland riding
against Clarke and Pye The switch OF
teams viii give the fans a chance g.
size uD the merits OF ANe MnftAf OF INV
big Train" 20 perfection. It win De
the best two Of the heats. with the
Downing motor-paced trial. Burris and
Carslake have a pursuit as an added
feature.
The summary
One-milc handicap. professional
Burris (1O5), CarElalSe (100). Demara
(75), Dorian G10). Time, 1;f5 2-5.
one mile against timc-A. 7. Clarke
Time. I SO 2-5. euualinE record.
Two-mile lap. handicap amateur
Dicfenhacher tscratchl. Brodbcck
(scratchl. Berryessa t45l, Huey G5l.
Time. 4.09 40.
Threc-mile motor-paccd record trial
by Ray Duer- Time, 1883 80. Former
record f.07-
Unknown distance lap, amateur-Dic-
fenbacher, Brodbeck, Berryessa, GemDlc.
Distance. miles 6 laps. Time, Sis leo.
Three-mfle western championship,
professional-ClarlSe. Mcfarland. De-
mara, Lawson. Time. 5.49 1-5.
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PAYsoN DIp SOL wIN.

Richficld. July 15.-The baseball
fans IN this city feel that an injustice
was done the Richfield team in the
recent report sent out from Payson
that the Payson team only suffered one
defeat on its recent southern trip. As
p matter Of fact the Paysou team was
trimmed by the Richneld team IN the
game played here on July 4. The score
was 4 10 IN favor Of the Richfieid
team. and the PaysOn boys lost con-
siderable money on the game. as they
were 50 confident OF victory. A cor
rcction Of the report is requested by
the fans.
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HUGS FORCES RUN.

Pittsburg. July 15.-For the second
lay in succession Pittsburg won from
New York by having the winning run
,orced In by a base on balls, Rivon
with the bases full IN the ninth by Ray
nond. Score: r. II. r.
Pittsburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL 8
New York ......
Batteries-MaddoX, Lever. White and
Gibson; Wiltsc, Raymond and Meyers.
Schlet. Umpires-ODay and Brennan
ST. Louis. July 15.-Brooklyn- Lou
IS game postponed; rain. Two games
tomorrow.
Chicago. July 15.-Philadelphia- Chi
cago game postponed: rain
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sHERMAN WINS TITLE.

Breton Woods, y. H, July st. NJ.
sherman Of Utica. son OF Vice President
sherman, won the annual tournament
Of the American Golf association OF
AdvertisinR Interests today when he
defeated l.. A. Hamilton Of Englewood.
up and TO play.
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Seattle. Wash. July 15.-The Abe
Atteu-Pete McVeigh fight at the Grand
theatre. July &c. will not be interfered
with by the police as long as Il con-
tfnues to be a sparring exhibition,
chief Wappenstein said today A finish
contest will not be permitted and a
policeman Will jump into the ring the
minute the battle appears to be on the
road 70 a knockout. Sheriff Hodge
must be reckOned with. however. and
ne saws that all sparring matches must
be limited TO ten rounds
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STRIKES OUT "a MEN.

Spanish Fork. July 15.-In Pin
ming game spanish Fork won from
Springville today. to 3. Cook, the
local pitcher. made the phenomenal rec
ord OF striking out "a men, n feat that
breaks all slab work In Utah county
league annals. or so far as known In
the state. The batteries-Spanish FORK
cook and Hoist. springvine: Chiveral.
I.nnd and Hcck.
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Utah County League.
LINDEN Is EAsN.
tspecial 10 The Herald-Republicar

tSpeciai TO The Herald Republican,
Payson, July 15.-Payson defeated
Linden by a score OF II to here to-
day. Harrison, the Payson pitcher VINO
was injured I'm n game at Manu recent
~. was i'm good form and seems 10
have recovered entirely. Payson is
anxious to play a game with Provo
providing Provo will play the same
lineup that took part IN the last game
with Payson. Payson will play for 500
a side IL Provo will put up that amount
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GAME AT MURRAY.

The baseball game to be played at
Recreation park in Murray Sunday
afternoon between the Murray volun-
teer fire department and a picked
soiiad from the &. ". & NJ. company OF
salt Lake. will from present indica-
tons be holly contested Manager
Con Gallagher representing the Mur-
raw BOYS has a side bet up that the
Murrayftes viii be able to trim the VS.
itors. out of thirteen games. the fire
men at Murray have won ten.
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IN CUP FINALS.

Chicago. July 15.-Pau1 Hunter Mid
lothian star and California title holder
and Rob. Martin Of Wheaton. tomorrow
try clubs fOur-day tournament Hunter
today defeated G. d. Devol Of Riverside
in the somi-finals. Z up and 60 play.
after Devol had beaten National Cham
piOn r. A. Gardner OF uinsdale. Martin
disposed Of Albert Sekel intercollegi-
ate champion. 2 UP and / 20 play.
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HIIT.-CLTNBING TANKS.

New York. July 15.-In a fine mp
hill battle. New York defeated Cleve-
land today. TO :. The winning run
was scored In the ninth on a wild
throw by Mitchell Score. r. II. i
Cleveland -......-..-..--
New York. ................. 10 3
Batteries-Falkenber Hardness, W.
Mitchell and Bemis. Manning and
Sweeney. i. Mitchell.
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PANE OF GLASS FALLS;
GIRL BELOW KILLED

New York. July 15.-An unusual fatal
accident happened here today when a
sheet OF window glass knocked from
ifs frame. fell five stories and killed
Miss Lena Phillips. She was almost
decapitated. The pane OF glass. which
became unfastened while being washed.
sailed obliquely through the air and
struck the neck OF Miss Phillips. who
was walking on the street below
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FOUR sTRATcHT WINS.

Boston. July 15.-Scott was knocked
out OF the box in the fourth by the
locals today. and Boston won It's fourth
straight game from Chicago, 20
Score: r H =
Boston
Batteries-Scott. Lang and Payne
Block: Smith and Carrigan-
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MAY LEVY A ROAD TAX.
Brigham City Wants Road 90 Hot
Springs RECONSTRUCTED.

Springs RECONSTRUCTED.
Especial to The Herald-Republican-)
Brigham City, July 15.-work on
the construction of the state road be-
tween Utah Hot Springs and this city
will begin soon, according to fro-
fessor J. w. Jensen OF the state road
commission, who came over. from
Logan recently. Mr.. Jensen asked the
county commissioners, on behalf OF
the state road commi ssiOn. to levy q
special tax of five mills on all the
property lying adjacent to the road.
The special tax will be the means OF
raising about $1,000, and this with
the $4,000 appropriations Of the county
and state will almost complete the
first section OF the road between Hot
Springs and Brigham.
p n Pierce. county road commits
sioner OF Box Elder, has been APP
pointed to supervise the construction
OF this piece OF work.
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PITCHERS RATTLE.

Philadelphia, July 15.-Philadelphia
won a pitchers battle from St Louis
today, to Q. Both of the homo team
home runs were due to errors. Lapp's
record of fifteen putouts and two as
sists was made up OF nine strikeouts,
four fouls. the outs Of two men at the
plate and the throwing out Of two base
runners. Score: r. II. +.
st LOUIS .----.-..--- $1,000 =
Philadelphia ..............
Batteries - Pelty ana stephens,
Coombs and Lapp.
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-his is Popular day. saitair.
SPARED ron POINTS.

New York, July f5.-Wnlie Lewis. the
east side welterweiEht outpointed
Harry Mansfield. an English welter-
weight. in a fast ten-round bout here
tonight.
Jim smith. the Westchester middle
weight, who was TO have met Lewis.
eprainod his arm while preparing FOR
the bout. and was forced to cancel his
engagement
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National League
REDS HIT CuRTIs-

Cincinnati. July 15 - Cincinnati
knocked Curtis out Of the box in the
second inning and won easily. to /.
Suggs was hit frequently. but kept them
wei scattered. Ferguson pitched well.
Mitchells home run in the first with
man on base was the feature. Score:
r II. E
Boston .............. II 2
Cincinnati .... o
Batteries-Curtis. Ferguson and era
man, Rariden; Suggs and Mclean. UNI
pires-Johnstone and Eason.
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THE DEATH RECORD.


Alvarado. Cal, July 1s.-E. II. Dyer,
father OF the beet sugar industry,
died at his home here today He was
ss years old. In 1870 he established in
this county the first plant Tor the man
,ifacture OF sugar from beets that was
ever built in the United States. Dyer
was born at Sullivan. Me-. In 1922, and
came TO California in 1851.
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Manager Donovan VIII hold down
first base. Ncrius win be at second.
Costello at third. Dan Donovan at
short with Book. Stewart and Good
en- the outer gardens. The practice this
week has shown "a big advance In form
for salt Lake and the fans believe the
losing streak is az an end.
The ogden crowd has called on Gin
I'm for Ogdon's accustomed place at
the head OF the league. and Dad says
he viii start in by wallopping salt
At Murray Manager MarEctts Of
the leaders will pitch Hcueser against
the Dccidcutals. saving Dick Little.
the Eouthpaw. for ogden Sunday. Man
agcr Black OF tho Occldcntals says he
viii work either fangford OF Mooney.
whoever warns up tho best.
Both games are called at $3.50 p. m.
Turn out and root.
Mrs. Kirkman sings Sonora" Salt
air. Sunday.
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MET HORRIBLE DEATH.

Toledo, O., July 15.-By Jumping into
a clay mixing machine and allowing
the steel blades to cut and mangle him,
William Moore committed suicide today
at the workhouse here, where ne was
a prisoner.
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FINALLY CAPTURED.

Des Moines, Iowa. July ID. {.
Nichols was arrested at Brooklyn,
Iowa, today by United States Marshal
Bidwell. charged with shooting three
elk in Yellowstone park several months
ago. Although he broke his ankle in
his flight Nichols escaped from Wyom-
ing officers at the time OF the shoot
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ADKE GETC
CLARKE FIRST IN TITLE RACE;
DUER SMASHES PACED RECORD


Clarke added another
hind whittier smashed three-e paced
two-rnhe Of 1886 Tuesday
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American Association

At Indianapolis-Kansa City. o; In
dianapolis. 3.
fTen innings.)
At Columbus-Minneapo 8: Colum-
bus. ,.
At observation-disclosures 1; Louis
vile. s.
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Mrs. Julia n. CoehIan.

san Francisco. July 15.-Mrs. Julia b
ADMIRAL Joseph 3. coghlan, died last
night at the home of a friend in this
city. Mrs. Coghlan had been sick only
two DAYS.
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PHILOSOPHY OF A DYSPEPSIA.

New York Times)
II you want to borrow trouble, go to
a money lender.
Even the weather man should lay by
few predictions for a rainy day.
It is also a long lane that has no re-
turning.
Somehow or other fortune never seems
to call on our days at home.
Patience is a virtue, but more often
il is q necessity.
The downward path is always a
blazed trail.
It is hard TO teach an old dog new
tricks In fact. Il is still harder to find
the new tricks.
Women are changeable. but you can't
always change them when you want to.
II people only said what they
thought. there wouldn't be so much
talking.
Occasionally you viii find a man so
lazy that he would rather pay rent
than move.
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urNInRs WIN OFT.

BY the score OF , 90 . the Twenty
third ward Juniors yesterday won
from the Twenty eighth ward Stars on
the Poplar Grove diamond. The bat
teries: Twcnty-third. Bcrgstron and
Carlson: Twenty-eighth. Hummell and
White.
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. Cheyenne. Wyo.. July 1j.-John En-
mis-. aged %. the Stamford. Conn.
pedestrian. who a. after the western
record across the continent left for the
west today twenty days ahead OF Wes-
tons record. He carries n message
from Mayor Gaynor OF New York TO
Mayor Mccarthy OF san Francisco.
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ANSWERING ADS is BIG-PAY
WORK-if the answerer uses practical
sense. keen business insight. sure in
stinct as to values and verities. II Is a
fine test Of the Judgment Of the bust
ness experience OF the answercr. SERT-
OUSLY TO WATCH THE ADS AND
SERIOUSLY To ANSWER AND INvES-
TIGATE THOSE THAT APPEAL TO
YOU Is of itself a valuable business
training.
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REPUBLICAN, SALT SATURDAY
What S What in Sports
All the Time
ARIONETTE Wins The FEATURE; !
TODAY'S CARD A Strong One

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Western League

At Des Moines-Des Moines. o; Sioux
City. l.
Tt Topeka-Topeka. 4: Denver. 2.
At Lincoln--Lincoln. 3; Omaha, /.
At 81. Joscph-St Joseph. 8; Wich-
tia. 4.
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Coast League

Los Angeles. July 15.-score:
r; H: f.
Vernon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Los Angeles .-.-.-.----- ~
crfes-Brackenridge and Brown;
Maggie and Waring.
Portland. July 15.-score: r II: r.
Portland .-....-.-... $1,000.
Oakland
Batteries-Steen and Murray; Nelson
and Mite
san Francisco. July 15.-score:
r. u. 2
San Francisco. --..--.------ i
Batteries-Hunt and Sportsman; Hen
ley and Berry.
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roRT ERIE OPENING.

Buffalo. July 15.-Weights for the
$4,000 Dominion handicap TO be run
fulv 40 at the Fort Erie race track when
the Niagara Racing association opens
its second meeting, were announced
here today. Fitzherbert IS given the
post OF honor with 1SS pounds.
Prof. McClellan's orchestra daily,
ship Restaurant. Saltair.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
EVEN WASHINGTON WINS.

Detroit. July 15.-Washington hit
killian hard today. while Grooms was
effective. the result being victory Tor
the visitors by score OF to 3. Two
double plays by Detroit were the field
ing features. Score: r. II. L.
Warrington -.-.-.....-..-.. Il
Batteries Ki1iian, Works and
Schmit; Groorns and Breckendorf.
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UTAH STATE LEAGUE GAMES


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ld. a Wc anne of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-16

Cafe. Saltair. new management.
strictly city prices.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-16
Northwestern League


Tacoma ss-ssssss
Vancouver .--- ..-.-....-.--
Batteries-Hail and Byrnes; Engle
and Lewis.