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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-25
CUTS RAWHIDE MAIN VEIN.
Crown Lease Opens Ledge at bottom
of GuIch

Rawhide. July 24.-One Of the most
IIuportant strikes ever made in the
haWnide district was brought to light
yesterday in a 15O-fOOt crOsscut from
Lne potion OF the 300-fOot shaft OF the
CIoWh companys lease on the Coalition
estate. The ledge was entered from
lne west and so far the east wall has
not been reached. although over ten
tttt OF vein matter has been pene-
tIated- The ore is an oNfdized gul-
phldes and coarse free gold.
Inc strike is important from the
.&Cl lndt the SHAFT Is in the center ~
the town. and therefore in tbe Ie,,.,st
baIt OF the gulch, far to the west OF
isl nil. IL proves the theory that
north and south along this rr1cb 80
tnat the veins found to the east are
SIMPLY feeders 90 this immense dIl<e
or ledge.
The progress OF DEVELOPMENT AT this
strike VIII be watched with more in
1870 tnan anything that has been
iouno IN HaWhide for many a day.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county state OF Utah. In the matter
OF the estate OF Edward II. Airs. de-
ceased.-Notice.
The petition OF Annie Airs. PRAYING
tOL the issuance TO George T.. Airs OF
letters OF administration in the estate
OF EDWARD IA. Airs. deceased. has been
set ior nearing on Friday. the 9th day
OF august, A D. 1910. al o'clock %.
IN. al the county court house IN the
SVurt room OF said court. in salt Lake
City, salt Lake county. Utah.
witness the clerk OF said court. with
me seal thereof affixed. this 18th day
Of July. A. u. 1910.
MA MA ShGARET ZANE WITCHER.
NoeSLf Clerk.
~ l. p Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
ttioner ~
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NOTICE TO cREpIToRs.

ESTATE OF MARY ANN COULT. DE-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at office
of c. S. Patterson. 81 Commercial block.
Salt Lake City, Utah. on or before the
29th day Of october. A. ID. 1910.
GEORGE SAXTON
Administrator of the estate of Mary
Ann Coult, deceased.
G. $. Patterson. attorney.
Date of first publication, June %, A.
u. 1910.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county. Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
Caine. doCeased--NotiCe.
The petition OF Salt Lake Security
& Trust company, a corporation, ad-
ministratOr OF the estate OF John Caine.
deceased, praying for the settlement
OF final account of said salt Lake Sc
curtty Trust company. administra-
tor, and for the distribution OF the
residue OF the estate 20 the persons en-
titled. has been set for hearing on
Friday, the 5th day OF August A. u.
1910, at o'clock D. m, at the county
court house. in the court room OF said
court, In salt Lake City. salt Lake
county. Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 22d day
Of July. A. ID. 1910
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(SeaL) Clerk
BY l. p. Palmer. Deputp Clerk.
s. p Armstrong and Booth. Lee.
Badger. Rich g. Lewinsohn. Attorneys
for Administrator.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county. state of Utah. In the matter OF
the estate Of Hans Christian Hansen.
oeceased--Notice
The petition OF ole & Hansen. pray
ing for the issuance TO himself OF let
tiers OF administration in the estate Of
Hans Christian Hansen, deceased, has
peen set for hearing on Friday, the
9TH day OF August. A u. 1910. at 2
Q clock, D. M, at the county court house
IN the court room OF said court in salt
Lake City, salt Lake county, Utah
witness the clerk OF said court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18TH day
or July. A. u. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
1Seal) Clerk
BY l. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Henry 9. Lund, Attorney for Petit
toner.
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CALIFORNIA

$4,000 round trip to Los ANGELES.
July 25 10 .. incl. via SALT LAX n
ROUTE Two through trains daily.
100 y. m. so p. m Tickets and in
formation. 169 Main ST.
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DELTNaIENT NorIcr

SELMA MINES COMPANY. PRINCE
pal place OF business BIC Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Nouce.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on &C
count OF assessment levied on the 9Th
day of June. 1910. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders as follows:
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOIDERs

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special stockholders meeting of the
Utah Black Marble company. a corpor-
alton of Utah. is called and will be held
at the office OF the company in tho
Peoples State bank building Midvale
Utah. on the third day of August. 1910.
at the hour of $40 o'clock a. m. ~ that
day. for the purpose OF considering and
acting on the removal Of the present
board Of directors. president, vice presi-
dent. secretary. treasurer and manager,
and II any or all of said officers or di-
rectors are removed there and then to
elect officers and directors 10 fIll the
vacancies created, and for such other
business as may lawfully come before
the meeting.
W. d. FITZGERALD
President
CLIFFORD GOFF.
GOV. WILLIAM SPRY
DR. W. A. MARSH TI.
HUGH A. MCMILLAN
GEORGE g. SHIP.
A. II. PEABODY
GEORGE A. GOFF,
Stockholders owning more than one
half OF the outstanding capital stock
Dated. July 20. 1910
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Thirty trains. ample equipment. quick
arrNlre. Ealtnlr Pioneer dav
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PIONEER DAY.

Between an Utah stations on Salt Lake
Route. July % "a and % City ticket
office, 169 Main 81.
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prof McC1cllan's orchestra daily
ship Restaurant Saltair
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saltair
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-25

cafe. Saltair. new management
strictly city prices.
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And in accordance with law. and an
order Of the board Of directors made on
the 9th day Of June, 1910. 50 many Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary. will be sold at the principal
office OF the company. room SIC New
house building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
on the 9th day OF August. 1910 at the
hour of o'clock .. m. 60 pay daltn-
ouent assessments thereon. together
with the cost OF advertising and ex-
penses of the sale.
FRANK BECK WITH
Secretary
Utah.
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Why not dine at ship Restaurant
city prices. ~
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for salt Lake
county, Utah.
In the matter OF the estate Of Jacob
G. Sorensen, deceased.-Notice.
The petition OF Niels Z. Rasmussen.
executor of the estate Of Jacob g Sor-
ensen. deceased, praying for the set
tlement OF final account OF said eNccu-
tor. and for the distribution OF the
residue OF the estate TO the persons
entitled, has been set for hearing on
Friday, the 5th day OF August. A. u.
1910, at o'clock 2. m. at the county
court house, IN the court room OF said
court in salt Lake City, salt Lake
Witness the clerk or said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this 22d day
MARGARET ZANE wITCHER.
By L. P. Palmer. Deputy clerk.
c. NJ Nielsen. Attorney for Pet
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, In and for Salt Lake
county, state OF Utah. In the matter OF
the estate and guardianship or Flea
nor X. Weinel. a mentally incompetent
personalities
The petition OF Lois +. Taylor. pray
ing for the issuance TO Timothy /
Foote Of letters Of guardianship on the
person and estate OF Cleaner r Welnel
mentally Incompetent person. has been
set for hearing on Friday, the 5th day
OF August, A. D. 1910. at o'clock. l.
m. at the county court house, in the
court room Of said court, in salt Lake
City. Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this 1eth day
of July. A. ID. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE wITcHER.
(SeaD Clerk
BY L. P. Palmer Deputy Clerk.
r. S Richards and Willard Hamer
attorneys for petitioner.
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PROBATE ARID GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

=. Consult county clerk or the reepsc-
tive signers for further informatfon.)
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BRITISH PLAYERS IN FIELD
Rane,agh Polo -Four Meet Point Judith
and Are Defeated.

NARRAGANsEIr PIER. Aug n ~ Will
field farm the Point Judith Country CLUB
polo tournament was continued to-day,
the enent being the second round for the
Narragansett cups.
The Earl Of Ros ksavage and Lord Hugh
GroEVenor played with the RAnelAgh team.
New Haven defeated tho Perroquets In .
Lord RoC ISav age and lord 0rosvenor
attracted attention by their good horse
m anship and clever playing in The second
match The event was won by Point
Judith ~ tos
First Event Second round NAuagahssu cups
Nru Haven No. l. =. n Thomas. No. :, ".
Tweed No. J. l.. 2 Stoddart. back. Joshua
Crane -
Prrroqusu No l. u. Rich No. :: !. u. Prince
No = H l. AEnSSiF. hack. W. hAlding
New Haven Garnet II goals Total. IL perro
Duets earned goals, goal By handicap. lost !.
goa ash psss No H. Lord Hugh Gro,yenOr; No !,
Urcufell. 40 5 2 4 Gul. back. Earl of Rock
savage
J. " wAterbury. No. .. u Mllburn back, W. q.
low 49,
RanslAgb earned = goals Point Judith earned
~ goals Referee - u Holmes.
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WLOI GHIIN ~ THE SINGLES.
Zee wibs NJ Southampton with I.arnesi.
Tso. He Takes the Doubles.

SorIHaMPIoN. y y Aug ~ Mauri,
Mclaughlin he californian won the
cup here today IN the Lawn tennis singles
In 'Nr hnal he defeated ! frederick q Colstot
ui MaryaId o. Bv this Viz,
tory VI, I.oughitn becomes the suCcr-sor ot
William i.arn~d B-alSC Wright. william
.. Clothi-r and lIvSh Law rrn'- DohrrtY
The v,,toTy - the nTsf notable one thai
the PLAYERS IRON 'h- ra,ihc .Gs-t ha, =
ever Won ia tE- Ea='
The final ct the douulr. resulted an a re-
versAl 81 form The -CrR'rh pair. William
iarn~d and Maurice Mclaughlin.
defeated the rarihc coast team. with, j.
10 challenge Tor the national doubles ThI-
Neui i've heart breaking sets s-s. o.
=. 80 lTrued was the weak pot
On the inning team Al, l.ouEhlin played
the game almost alone HI- Etna shes and
hs good lobhtng Outnumber-d IArned'-
nets AMI outs
Mis- Paine and Nathaniel " Niles won
the mixed doubles. defeating Mis- B-hr and
Mari n Behr. 'e. The consolation
went 10 Ciar-n,4 & P.ll. the former IIar-
ward Crark. Who defeated " Morris Triden
in rbe hnal 4. p
The doubles nnal. With the Pacific cast
,hailrng,ns Ea'Ti lhoma- :. pnndy and
Attracted a gallery Of more than three
thousand to the afternoon competitor
In the opening set the winning IsAir PLAYED
a. the mes with terrinc smas hing and lott
hing iisudrIrk was played for the ma
JOTitv of the returns and he Weakened
The second set began with each 10 the
pair winning on --rVI'e up TO alt D.
Na- then Hendrick' s-Tvic" and Ncl.oazhlIn
aud larned piled np score 81 :" love
y, ~ 81 10 Iarnei with such good eject that
hey b-st him on and by his nets and outs
s S,0r s sr NJ ioushlms ZANE sa%s hey
armed made faRrant error His vOlleys
we're pT~'tIly s'Opp-d Nv either Of the
pIng rcver~e service came into action In
The folloWtns game the Pacific Coast Chal-
Nj onghlin and lArnsd worked -plen.
didiv IN the neHf set They let no oppoT-
iunity Flip 10 yolIey into the opponsnis'
10 the front Bundy and hts pari nsr " ORR ed
at top speed aud made iarned the target
for their returns u was the fastest sort
his oNn and IATne'i'- court Mclaughlin
managed to win the set AZ :
" Was the sam- in the fourth SCI. bur
NJ .oughIin smAsh~d 81 we'll that he covered
mp IArned'- ne'- AMI outs and balanced
the -cor. at & all. Then Bundy aud Hen
The NTH act was a heart brpaker with
Hendr1ck making errors a. III" critical
c gndy deuel. sS s be to ,Ss sLs The
Of .NcIoughltn's crossing shots from the
lobbinR rallies.
The opening service fell TO McIouVhlin
in hi singles match. The fast and high
bounding hall wa- moro than CostOn
could handle for q beginning, ~ IN" Calf
tornian won the first game Despite stub
born resistance from COlston. who by his
slashing returns down the sides forced the
80 ond gam. 70 deuce. ,McloughlIn con-
tinued on his way 10 Sow"
Colsion took long. chances lie seemed
IN real1Ns that only fest and daring racquet
very amazing positions that tho Maryla nder
took contributed TO the inteT~s' ct the con
test ny terrific rallies a, the net he man
n UgA IN u he fourth taN ~
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ACROSS THE HTDSON SWIM.
frank NsrTeu wins Contest % the wash.
Ington IletGhts \. 70. e. Z.

The annual across tho Hudson swim
oi IN. Washington heights \ NJ. q. \. took
place Yesterday from the Jsr-ey -'de ~
Port lee Ferry To the cob Webb BOAT club
ON the Manhattan -de Tho distance ~
roughly calculated at about a mile AMI a hall.
aud there was q time limit Of rs minutes
placed on tho race. and tho -wimmer Nho
fa,sd tn cross ia anything over got no
medal
4 s'hOOl Of thirty one crawl expert
took the water for the trial at aquatic prov
e-- and only thr~' Cams. inside the standard.
III. " inner was Frank MoTrell OF the TwsRty-
thiui -trret Dran"h and hts tune wa.
~ minutes seconds and he cot a solid gold
medal for his efforts ~ " AchT rim Of
the West Sls branch Was -econd In ~
minutes - seconds and ! u Msntsll of the
same branch Was third IA 81 minutes Is I'D
seconds
Al the others got the cour=e and came
padding in AT various StageS. nut all ln
PRETTY fair condition. Dr George Borher
was manager and he examined the boys
before they were allowed 20 start The
swimmers were taken across from the New
York side In rowboatr.
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NEW YORK "a ~. l. CHICAGO ,A.LD.o.

NEW YORK -. ~. !. CHICAGO a H.. q.
CHICAGO. AUG ~ After winning four
straight games from Boston the White
SoX met their Waterloo this afternoon in
the person Of one Russell Ford tho clever
little pitcher for the New York Highlanders.
Although the locals made a. many hits on
Ford as the Fasteners made on White. tho
former managed to keep the singles -ca' e.
tered Only twice did the SoN threaten
That was in the first inning. when Zeider
r~achsSi third base. and AGAIN In the sixth.
when white reached thai mound. and like
his captain persisted there
There was - biz turnout 81 fans q see the
opening clash Of tho New York games
The weather was warm but not unpleasant
for the big crowd. The llirhlAnder- were
more than pleased with the new ball yard.
a. IL MAS the first time they have been here
since the palace ~ the fans vas opened
Considerable sNritemsnt vas caused " nen
revolver dropped from pulc"man-
pocket and exploded. The bullet caused
a piprc OF cement to ny up anal hit "A oman
ia the grand stand ana the report spr~ad
that she had been Killed The Nl'tim
tainted. but when she rygained cons Ous-
ness n was found she was not hurt \
double header - slated for tomorrow after
noon Ia work on the extra game that has
to he played on this trip
The sixth inning tells the whole 'al"
After Daniels had fouled ont Molter got a
10 left advancing wolt"r 10 -a-'ond IL.
scored a moment later " hen knight singled
10 centre Spth were lett hen EUa, IA
struck ONT The sore
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porHrH sE1.
iArned and Mcl1uguhn
= . $50
Bpndy aud IIruaric,s
"a -
IErru az.
iArnrL aad Nrf rughin--
80 1-Si-s
IT,
The summarize
Meadow club cup. Mems Sir gl-s-Fl-a Al arr
cup round Maurice :. Mcioughlln. CHlttoTtiN
deieai~'i iTc'iCush &. CUIstoa. Aafy lsLd. 9.
o q
Men Cur. noghles and cup r5una
William lafurd ard Maurice .. Acl.IIgh. 100.
de feaisd Thomas e.. Uundy and Truw bridge N
lie sdrck, .. "a = ,. A#s.Sl
Nathaniel ". Nii-s d't~strt Niss Ho'tsnt ~"
TTrdr-tCs Y. u~tEsrN. 4. o. IS Nis, tElf
and haTi u. Hrur irfahtri Mis- kar~ and ola.
encr &. Isil 3. - :. Miss livingston Ant ISL
Morris 1tbicU drfCalct Mrs. A''c: D!4gsr1 as
Lyi" = NAhan. o ,. .
S~ni nnni round Me. Paine AMI ,'A'hEn'~
". Niles dcfcased Mis-, Henderson ana e.. ir-,i
u n-hr defeated Ms Livingston ana ". NcrTis
TIldrn. . .. l-S.p-7
TinAl Round Mis- Paine ami NAthAni-, "
Nile drfeatcd Mlss ticudcr~on ard o.. frrirrirk
Watson. JT. hy default. Mis- Bsr. and kaEl n
Hchr defeated MIS- i4Ningston and V. Norris
Tinai round Miss Paine and Nathaniel ~
Men's Consolation singles SemI rnsi rosnd
" Morris Tiidcn defeated Edwin Z. Fis-hs' ~
Finai Round--CIArenc. c. Pen defeated ". Nor.
ris Itden, -. @. -. 3.
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Totais.. n . q 4. (.
sBAsted for Neintyre IN the ninth inning
IRAN for. StAnage In the ninth lnning.
:Battrd for Londeil IN the ninth inning.
WaahtnRton o IS
Drtrolt ..... -
RIMS WashinTtoa Mhan. EIIIicr Conrny Nc
Bride Gray Detroit graWfoFr Nortariy
Two hass hit Gray. Three bass hits Conroy.
Mcbride Home run CraWfOf sacrifice hits
UeIehAnty. Elberfec. Siolen bas~sy- N1riArty. ,
T Jones Ntan Eibrrfetd. Henry. first bAsr Ou
halls or Stg-ss .. on i.nudSil. on Cray. 4
Hit by pitcher ~ G.sy tftrsh = Jones'. FIRST
hAsr on errors Washington. . Lett on bases
DETROIT 7. Washington. St-urk out Hy stroud.
3 by 0ray. = Passed hall StAnAge WA pitch
Gray Umpire In rhicf Connolly. ieid I'm
plrS-kertn. Time. hour and minutes.
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Nn uaubsri MrIlv~rn ItrN, has- or srror,
hookbn, = lett on has, r1ti>buTG. H. brcos
lt o. tirgt basV On halls ui SrAnlan. 4 OF
kurser !. OF Ndams. Z. StrurA out ~ Sranian.
Z. Nv NdAn~. : Home run taub-rt Two hasr
hlf' lrnnoh smith. SAcrtncn hits naNtd-on
tHmnri Irwin SAcritlcr ilc~ hymn. Gib-on
Ntnt-n hass lynn llotiblr plaS lalton aud
liauh~r' ants 80 Sranlan. 4 IA ten Inning
~ Nh'ker, IN thrrr inning 90 adams. 4 Tn
eleven inolng~ OF phiiiipps, In t~O innlnGs
mpifs In chief O'Ilay. tieid umpire Brrn
nan Time hours and IS minutes.
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" ,rTr. ., EocH,sr,n wcoSp o,Nv

Ron, 'torb'.frT Nosllrf Batch Jersry tIy
Hau'OIt. . HAUuIrau l~lHiugcf Iohu~on
Nbstrin " hr-lcT. riu iirst ba>e on errors
grr.-, ~ Q to~hS-'Tf. Ter On bases
frr~rb ~, ROghsstrr rfsi hNss on balls
or lAT'tr 80 it~s, her. or . I'll ~trucs
Wh~~i.r Johnson iIsininGrr. >penc~F >aC
rrCs tl's UsLulfNH . Ah~trin. hAtrn Nolbtr
pfas. IIAir anu ItAich HIt " pitchST l., lru
SPENCER Vital pltCL~s by lAEt'e. D. ~.
2 mpiT~ IA ,bir' hAligAu liza "mp'fr
h-uy Itmr o no aud ~ % u.fr~
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To'ahs al = IS 5
'Ratted for curtis In the seventh inning

RATED for curtis In the seventh inning
Chirago. o o I. II
Boston 0 o I.
HUNS = hlrago Z hAncr. :. Srhulte. J Tinker.
:. Archer. {. cole Notion GcN Shean Two
hASe hits-Chanc~. Timer. FNAhS SArrnre hits
zimmerman Cole. stolen bASrs 4 hAncr. SheCk-
ard. Tinker. Geu. Sellers. Double plays Ein-
norman and Tinker. Abhatierhio. Sheah aud
sweeney. Left on hASrS hirAxo 5. iloston 10
FIRST base on ball On Col@ or curtis OF
EVAss, / First hAss on errors thicago Boston
Hit By pl~hrT=By Cole HrrFog Ntrurk
oui-By Colr. :. b. Gurus. > b. Evans. g. Wild
pitch Curtis Umpire In chief Klein Held
umpire Kane Time hour and minutes
At LOFTS - L.. PHiLADELPHIN y l.. q
IHtLApELPHIA Aug - bunchlnE -four hii,
In the second inning % the frst game. assisted
bN passes. 81 Louis secured = lead which PhilA
delphia could not overcome 10 the second gAmr
the locAls got 20 Lush IN he nrsi Inning ana led
all the The srofr,
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'RAtted for overall In the seventh inning
Chicago - q q \
Hoston % u %
Huns hlcAgo= Holman. shuttle. Tinker Dos
Ton SWcrne, smith. Two base hits heAn. :.
sweeney. Holman. schultz Home run Sweeney.
SarTihge ~ Kane Sarrinre hits Shec kArd.
overall Miller Double plays- hbhaucrhio and
Shcah king. fvrrs and king Left on bases
Boston. 4 chicago. u FIRST base on balls OH
overall = OF MAitern a. OF Richie. 1. on Brosn. I.
IirSt base on srrOrs-B boston. . chicago. Str,Ick
out By overall S. rs Nattern. > by Rchle. >.
Passed hall smith Umpire In chief Klein.
Field umpire Kane Tine. hours
CuIcAoo. u. Eo-roN sECoSp a,aE
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'Ra,,ed iar Sli'ru Va the ninth inning
PocnsSt~r
Jrrss, tIn q U .
Runs Rpchestrr Moelisr. Osborn. AiPerr1An.
Jersey T.'y NHnfnrd. E>nlond Lsit on hAsr>
Irr o. tftN. Eurhe~trr. llrst base ON balls
80 RAgan /. ~ Stton, Stgucs out ny
WAssu bs S4l'on Homo e an ESmoud
Dc'ninsrf lIAniorl. spence NscriyCe kits
NA'rh Ward AlP~TnAn stolen hA.r- hanniia h'
~ b., u'trheT ~ Siiton Alperwanr mpTr
~ rnIs krlly Held umpire halhGan. Tine
fnur e. fuin.'rs
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'hAited 'uf S,hiaTv ~ M unrn lnung
RATED 'Or Nrt;iuniiy N ~" ri~uih inuiLE
Montreal ~ q .
.sWarE ~ - - ~ u y
R.ns Montreal HouN RriCurll =, =. lOnc~
Coratu NrNArN Nc Nllis'Sr Stoisu bass
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plays IOoAn Walsh ami l. 4i~fus Walsh aud
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American Asseeia tloa.

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