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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
OGDEN wins
LAST GAME

Ogden's baseball team won the r.
nal game OF the season yesterday
afternoon from Salt Lake, finishing
with the score of to 3. The game
was a hard hitting affair, with the
home boys getting the better of the
slugging because of their ability to
bunch their hits for extra bases when
runs were needed.
The game was exceptionally clean
throughout. Few misplays were re-
corded against the players. and they
did not figure materially in the re-
suit
The feature of tho game was the
heavy hitting Of Catcher Settle of
the Salt Lake team In four times
at bat this man secured two doubles
and single, making the three runs
ct the visitors possible.
A great holiday crowd attended the
game. and despite the fact that the
seasons laurels for this league had
already been won and lost, the inter
est In the outcome OF the contest was
keen. The rivalry long existant be-
tween ogden and Salt Lake was evil
dent throughout the afternoon. and
added much TO the interest of the
game The final score pleased the
crowd nightly, and the final stand
Ing OF the two clubs. Salt Lake occu.
pying the bottom rung. just below
Ogden, helped to console the base
ball fans for the loss of the pen
uant
The end Of the season of play
leaves the Murray nine the pennant.
one game higher than the Occiden.
tails of Salt Lake: Ogden third and
salt Lake fourth and last
Murray5 defeat yesterday reduced
their percentage considerably, but al
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
COAST LEAGUE.

AT San Francisco-Morning game.
Sacramento 0, Oakland /. Batteries
-Whnlen and Spiesman: Nelson and
Mltz.
AZ Los Angeles-Vernon .. San
Francisco 6. Batteries Carson and
Hogan; Henley and Williams. After
noon game: Vernon 2. San Francisco
s.
AT Portlnnd-Morning game-Los
Angeles 6, Portland 5, Batteries
Lozer and Smith, Boice and Fisher.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Morning game Louis
Vile o. Toledo 5. Afternoon game:
Louisville 3, Toledo 2.
At MlIwaukee-Flrst game, Kan
sas City. IL, Milwaukee S. Second
game: Kansas City 3. Milwaukee 9.
Called end sixth; darkncss)
AT MISUNDERSTANDING game.
Columbus ., Indianapolis .. (Seven
innings, rain.) Afternoon game: Co.
lumbus 2, indianapolis L.
AT ST Paul-Morning game-Min-
neapolis 6, st. Paul 2 Afternoon
game; Minneapolis 5, ST Paul 4.
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KAUF MAN WINS
FROM BILL LANG

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Al Kauf-
man, the heavyweight of California.
tonight got the popular decision over
BIZ Lang. the Australian heavyweight
Only In one Tound-the second. did
the Australian show to advantage.
From this round to the close OF the
fight Kaufman had all the advantage.
The fight as 4 Spectacular exhibition.
was disappointing. Time and again
Lang would lead with his left and
then rush toaJa clinch. II requiring
the assistance Of the referee to force
the men apart In the fifth round
Kaufman drove Lang TO the ropes
and had him In evident distress but
the Australian grabbed bis heavy op-
ponent and hung on long enough to
save himself from probable knock
out
In the sixth round Koufman rush
ed his man an around the ring, but
was unable TO land the knockout blow
Kaufman left the ring without a
mark while Lang's face was swollen
and there was a cut between his eyes
where Kaufman had sent a hard right.
PARK. philadelphia, Sept. S.. The
bout between Kaufman and Lang was
scheduled for six rounds. When the
principals appeared in the ring be-
tween seven and eight thousand per.
sons were in the park. Including many
women The ring was pitched mid
way between the home plate and the
pitchers box and was perfectly light
ed by giant arc lights suspended from
the top of the gTandstand
Tho principals reached the city
early in the afternoon Both men
were in the pink of condition and did
not appear to carry an ounce OF sup
erfluous flesh. Kaufman looked to be
at least twenty pounds heavier than
the Australian The fight was at
catchweishts and for a percentage OF
the receipts. Kaufman had In his
corner as chief adviser Billy Delaney
probably one Of the greatest seconds
In the country, while Kid Mccoy look
ed after Lang.
1t was 5; 90 when Kaufman climbed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

At Wichita-First game: Wichita
/, Topeka o. Second game-Wlchita
!, Topeka 2.
At Omaha-F'irst game. Omaha .,
Lincoln o. Second game-Omnha 4,
Lincoln l.
At Des Moines-Sioux City 1, Des
Moincs 0.
AT Denver-First game; Denver Z,
st. Joseph .. Second game. Denver
5, st Joseph 9
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DENVER RESULTS

OVERLAND PARK, Denver Sept,
5.-Four fnvorltes and one well play
ed second choice won at Overland to-
day The feature OF the days racing
came IN the sixth race when Or, Dow
ney, coming from behind In desper-
ate attempt to nip Anna McGec ut
the post was beaten by nose.
Results:
First race-4 1-2 furlongs, selling:
Ballella won; Outflelder second;
Zool third. Time. 81 3-5
Second races furlongs selling.
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Second race. five furlongS, SelIits

Second race. five furlongs, SelIilg
-Sainest. 1l3 (Selden), 6 to /, wca;
Aunt Polly. 113 (E, Smith, to S
second; Lee Harrison IL, 1l9 (DeOL-
SOM. 6 to l, third Time, 1902 25
Third race, five and a half iai'
loAgS, selling-Nauve Son, III
tFischer). to 1, Won; Thomas Cd
houn. lii (Selden). 3 to .. seoos1
Madeline Musgrave, Ill (E. Sml1h
3 to l, third. Time, los As.
Fourth race, Labor Day handitaa
six furlongs-Balronia, 100 tSedell,
4 to 8, won; Arionette, l01 (E. SsiAlr
3 TO /, second; Miles, 81 (RoOsIl'
Z to ]. third. Time, 1:142,5.
Fifth race, one mile, seIling-S!ls
Spring, l0i &. Parker), 7 TO 2, Ecs'
Spring Ban, 100 (E. Smith. Z to J,
second; Tom Reid, los (FiScherl !
TO l, third. Time. l;43 Id
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Ds"
Weber, 1O4 tSelden), to 5, gon'
Livius. 107 Lindhorst). to 1, ST
ond; Patriotic, 104 "a Nelson), . y
l. third. Time, 1:i3 3-5.
READ THE CLASS ADS T0DN
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COAST LEAGUE.

AT Portland-second game, Los An
geles l. Portland 4
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BROOKLYN. Sept 5.-After taking
the morning game, 5 TO /, Brooklyn
won the afternoon contest from New
York, 3 10 .. IT was a pitchers duel
between Scanlon and Drucke, but the
locals took the lead in the third.
Scores:
Morning game
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REAGAN WINS
FROM SINCLAIR
c @ G @ Q c @ G O @ @ o o @ 0
@ @
GATTELL KNOCKS OUT LAUOERC

@ WINNIPEG, Sept 5.-Abe At G
Q tell won the lightweight cham G
: pionship of Calgary today when g
@ he knocked out Billy Lauder in @
G the seventh round @
@ At the contest in ogden yes Q
@ terday afternoon Attell In a dis @
. patch TO Promoter Shumway an @
9 nounced that he would meet the @
@ winner G
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Philadelphia 2, New York 1.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-New York
end Philadelphia broke even in the
Labor day double-beader. The morn
ing game went TO the locals, TO 2,
hut Philadelphia won in the after
noon, 2 TO J.. Scores:
MorDtDp o1m1-
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Spokane-Second game, Spokane
4, Vancouver l.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Seattle-Morning game Taco
ma 3, Seattle !. Schmitz
aud Byrnes, Dickson and Chinault,
Hemenway and Lebrand. Eleven in.
nings. Afternoon game: Tacoma 2,
Seattle S.
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At Spokane-Aftcrnoon game: Spo-
kane 4, Vancouver ].
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Philadelphia Wins From Boston.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Boston
put up wretched game In the field
this afternoon. and Philadelphia hit
the ball hard and won. 13 TO o. The
scores,
First game
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UTAH STATE LEAGUE.
Final Standing Of clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ioclnnati and Chicago Break evou

CINCINNATI, Sept 5.-Cinclnnau
and Chicago broke even in double
header today, the former winning the
first TO 3. and losing the second.
The latter was slx-innlng contest
called on account OF darkness, The
scores,
First game
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
Brooklyn Wins Two From New York.

Batteries-Curtis and Smith; Nor
en- and Slaughter, Dooin.
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Washinoton 4, Boston 4.

Ff( Washington 4, Boston 4.
BOSTON. Sept. 5.LMornng game:
By punching hits In two innings TO-
day Washington disposed of Boston
in the morning game The locals bat
ted hard. but not enough to drive In
runs. Score; te
r. Fl, E.
Washington ....-. 49,. 4 3
Boston ...... 81. ts.-..., 1 2
BatterIes-Walker and Beckendorf;
Hall and Carrigan.
Afternoon game
boston ....s .."s...-.. 2
Washington .,.... ...s., S 2
Bnttcries-Wood and Kleinow;
Gray, Otey and Ainsmith
Chicago and Cleveland Break Even.
CHICAGO, Sept 5.zChicago and
Cleveland broke oven in the double
header this afternoon. the visitors
winning the first game. 5 TO o, and
Chicago winning the second, 10 TO 8
Scores;
First game
Ch.c"Eo CinSnsand '.''-' '''''''' . % .
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan;
Harllness and Land.
Second game
r. H. e.
chicago .,.... ,--...,,,1O 10
Cleveland .,...., .....5 0
Batteries-Whltc and Block. Fal-
kenberg; Fanwell and Adams, Land.
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-"N' INNS bHhiN
R,H.E.
philadelphia .............,...2 s !
New fork .-........-........6 j
Morgan, Plank, Dygert,
Bender and Livingston. Lapp and
Donohue; Ford and Sweeney.
Afternoon game
Philadelphia ...... .... . 8 2
New York ..... ......1 > o
Batteries-CoombS and Lapp;
Vaughn and Criger.
Detroit Wins Both From ST. Louis.
DETROIT. Sept. 5.-Morning game:
Detroit won this mornings game han
dily. Ray. the 81. Louis pitcher who
beat the champions three times ear
Her in the season, was hit hard.
while Willett kept the hits scattered.
Score:
R II. e.
Detroit g .
Batterles-Ray and Kinifer; VIII.
lett and Schmidt
Afternoon game
r. H. E
st. Louis ..,... .-...,.. 3 7 l
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Detroit ..., ...... 4 z l
Batteries-Bailey and stephens;
-l>oudell and Casey. a
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strong and we'll. able to devote her
time and strength 70 tho rearing Of
children, is ono Of LIES greatest
blessings Often tho bearing OF
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If she has not prepared her system
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Win by Hard Hitting.

PITTSBURG. Sept 5.-Pittsburg
won the morning game today by hard
hitting Scores.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

BatteTIeb-ItIUtIuI NIhuuOA, LceNtT
and Simons; Harmon, Lush and
Phelps.
Afternoon game
Plttsburg, by its double-header de-
feat of ST. Louis, and New York's
double loss TO Brooklyn today, grip
ped n little flrmer hold on second
place. It required five pitchers TO
take the first game. TO s. Leach'S
batting featured the second game.
Score:
R n. z.
Pittsburg 49,. ....l1 12 /
81. LOUIS ..-..-.s...-.... 9....
Batteries-White, LiefIeld and Glib
son; Zmich, Wills and Phelps.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Batteries-Whltc and Block. Fal-
enberg; Fanwell and Adams, Land.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AHN'NiA AI7 " HiNNt GiSAlSlu duu blu-
son; Zmich, Wills and Phelps.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-29

Sm @etrie6e Ser @elt 1T olttb
Der aleinite BON @idtigfeit. @cnu
ale erite 8ioline ipieIen lrollten,
9abe eS fem Srdelter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-29
5far Dap.

Gin neues Sousretnieun9smittel
oas fein Geenoes &lfali entbalt.
She Sbcrwin.@ iliams Haint Gtpre,
1o1 Cft.gomnerce StraBe.
(Mn Der griide.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10

an einem dnberen Sage, auf einem tore
cirten Marih pon IA Stunoen, ungez
fdbr 20 Wellen. pedrp bate aud er
fldrt, baB es Dus gr0Bte lei, mas Elm
Menid1 unter ben llmitGnoeu gu leiiten
i'm Stanoe iei. Hspr. Macon mics
audi barauT bin, bab 2eutnant Sbatlez
ton, 8enerul 8reelD unb Qnoere err
flGrt bGtten, bag 10 bis II Wtetlen,
pielleiht eine Gleinigteit mebr, BEL elmer
Reiie iiber oas poldreis Oas WtOgli6ite
fei, mas elm WtenIh gu leiiten i'm
Stdnoe lei.
Seine Ginmtf6ung in nj
caragud.
General gitrdba, Da5 6aupt Der re-
oolutionGren Yartei in Rtcura9ud, lit
ieBt bereit. iroeuOpel6e gerehte 8eolnz
qunqen fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING oes
Srieoens an8unebmen. Dem Staatsz
ospartsment lit Ourh 8ermittelung oes
Ser. StQatsn &onIul5 in 8luefIelos
cine Communication Don bem 8enerdl
gitrdpa 3uaegangeu. in Der er um Ds
sSnterpention Der 8er. Staaten ndhs
Iutt. Sein 8orIhlag gebt ba3ln, oaB
| Elm propiioriiher Yrdioent fir yticaz
raguu eruannt fperDen ioQ, a6sr peoer
Gftrupa nod Wabri3. Die beioen
Burteien io[len bdnn 3uIammentplrten,
oamit Iobulb ais m0glih Elm prditoent
| in tonftitutione[ler WetIe erpdblt perz
re. 9luh perDen bic Ser. Staaten ers
iu6t. odfiir gu Iorgen, bag es BET Der
QcdfioenteHpabl ebrli6 uno 9ereht
suge6e.
Sc fam duf quite Qutoritdt bin ges
id1t tperoeu, odb Die He9terun9 Der
| Der. Stauten nidt Die geringite Jteis
| qunq seiqt, auf oieien AppeQ gu reds
qiren. Uait onbersn 8ortsn, Die Ee:
gierung nil iih niht in Die nicaragua.
nifhen 4noeleeenbstten einmt'hen. TO-
lanqe ni6t beioe 5attionsn nm Die Der
mitteluna Der Ser. Staaten nd6iu6en
Die hieIigs Regisrung tptrD oorlaufti
tsine Der beiben Pdrteteu anertennen
Refine a ON plItatIo mem III
GpIombia befiirhtet.
Gs iit niht bic asringIte Wahr
Ifheinlihteit por6anoen, oaB Degen De
4nqrtffs auf bic ameritdniIhe 0s
fanotfhaft in gogota ernitllae Rom
pIitutionen nit Der Republit Gplombi
, Itattfiuoen perben. Die gsdmten be
| Staatsoepartemsnt Tiup nitt qenet8
!, oieieu arapollen bsioubere geoeutun
: bsi5usgsn, oa fie anf6eiueno bon elnsI
uuoerantlportLifsn Y0bel in S3ene q
ieBt nuroen. Die coIombt'he RegIt
runa bat bereits bem amerituntihe
Gjeianoten pollen Stus 3uthetI peroe
. IoIien uno man erpartet, oaB ole y
!, boroen ben &rdpaQen jebt lhneu e.
= Gnoe MAIDEN rperber.
y TuriT 9rotlu m q ii mem
i. Der qrdTipent srlieB am Wlittpo
= 9rotlamationen, uuter fpeIhen D.
:. nQhbsnannten 2dnosrn Die W}tnImu
!. ,0Qe unter ocm Qapne 2llorths :
;. rii 4uoeitaroer rperoen: Cuba. Bah
mas. Siam. Bermuda. Barbados, Sc
naro Sslano, Dinpparo Sslano
5amoica, einIhIieBIth 5urtss III
Gaicos 58Iouos uno 5rtnioao Ill
Is 3oba8o.