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coming too eloquent concerning the UNI
pire's Judgment OF balls and strikes:
For Butte. Dockstader out when Dres-
san covered flrst and Abbott stopped a
swift grounder. Perrine famed, Spen-
Ger caught Frejs' fly.
In the sixth buddy dropped Orr's boun-
der. but put over one OF his quick pick
Devercaux out Mathes 10 Marshall, Pen
dleton out Jensen 10 Marshall.
For Butte. buddy was hit by pitcher.
Mathes hit 70 left. Deyereaux caught
Druhot out. Orr TO Abbott
In the seventh McCloskey. realizing
the game was lost. decided to give Han
catch. Perkins out Mathes to Marshall
Dressan out on Duddy's good catch OF
fly. Spencer hit 10 center for one Alb
oott out on Mathes's catch OF liner.
bott. Dockstader famed. Perrine out
Orr TO Abbott,
Cordtz Left at Post.
In the eighth Van hit to right for two
Cordtz neglected 10 run when the third
strike passed Hannah, and WAS out, Orr
walked Deyereaux hit a bounder tc
Mathes who doubled Orr and Brick
For Butte. Freis lifted high foul and
Drcssan tried 10 climb the wire screen
near the bleachers. but missed. Orr
however made a fine stop Of Frels's hot
TO left and 1t bounded Into the autos
giving him two bases. Mathes famed
Orr made another brilliant stop whcr
he threw Marshall out at first
In the ninth Pendieton was out wher
Elsey dropped the third strike, but soi
the bali 70 first an inch ahead OF Pen
dleton, Perkins walked and Elsey cried
pres decision Returning Returning q the '"f bali um tc
the pitcher. Elsey threw little over his
head. and Perkins had the gail 10 stea
second. sie succeeded because Mathe,
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FINDS JAReIoaE GOOD CAMP.
Forest Official Sees Bright Prospect for
Future Greatness.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug, i--Assistant District
Forester \. G. Mccain OF the operation
department of the national forest service
has returned from an extended trip to
Nevada. his Investigations being prnci-
pally in the Humboldt forest reserve, in
which is situated the Jarbidge mining
district. Mccain was In that section for
the purpose OF looking into forest condi-
lions. but he also paid some attention
to mining conditions and has rosy re-
port TO make Of Jarbdge.
Mccain says that Jarbdge has the ear
marks of a genuine mining district and
that there is little question but that In
the near future there viii be developed
some hne properties. He says that good
road has been completed from Elko and
Deeth 10 the camp, over which one may
drive an automobile with ease. The dis
tance is about ninety miles. He also
at Jarbidge. tho expectation being that
the production OF some OF the leading
properties will justify the establishment
OF the mill.
The townslte question. which a year
ago threatened the interests Of the new
camp. has been settled by the forest
servica eliminating the territory where
the townsite was desired and a clear title
given 10 the section, The town is build
Ing up. McCann says. and there are
good many mining people going there
Water is plentiful and considerable tim
her for mining purposes abounds near
the camp.
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WINNING WIDOW WINS ~
Sadie Shapiro Also Vlsfsns"
Of 8 TO 1. II

FORT ERIE. Ont. Aug. =
were the rule at For, Erie iAn
man proved best in the nille ~
Yards handicap. the feature ~
best finish came In the oRe
a two-year-old dash OF I'VE ~
furlonys. The first four nnn'>
apart. Summary: x.vh
First race, FIVE and hsg y
Sadie Shapiro. s 10 !, Won,
10 10 l. second; Monsieur ~
third. Time, 1:18 Id. e
Second race. six Iu Iufioas
Widow 5 to /. won. Planu!.ssh,,s .s,,s
second; CIsmont, 10 TO l. l
1:l9. Irns I
10 TO l, won; Sir Cleges' rIr,s "a VI
June w, - 10 1, third. !m !rssss
Fourth race, mile ana se'Tis q
Fireman, 6 to I. won; Edds. .,sli
ond; Adrian, Is to D 'u
l:5o l-o. -supe|
liam. Q to 5. won; May ihIIJ
second; Live Wire 10 b ~'
! 81; Sixth race. mile and tise ti1.,' %
pervisor, 3 to !, won; iblI
second: Third Rail. 10 II 'D'
Seventh race, mile and ND so's
Startler. TO .. won 'y thlrG
second; Seconke. 20 10 -
.ob SO.
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out Pendleton to Abbott, Rcmneas and
Dockstader famed.
In the third Cordtz famed. Orr hit 10
short. II was bad bound and Mathes
missed 1t, Deyereauy hit TO center FOR
two scoring Orr. Pendleton hit TO right
for only one but DeyereauX had sucn a
good lead off second that he scored. Per
kins hit TO Duddy who was too slow
ball and then tossed il too slowly TO first
instead Of trying TO get Pendleton who
scored Spencer hit to right scoring Per-
klns and Dressan. At this juncture Nc
Closkey and assistants pulled the mighty
Remneas from the box and Jensen No. 2,
or Jensen the Shorter. went in TO pitch
Abbott and Van famed and are not par
ticular friends Of Jensen McCloskey
smiles.
who grabbed grounder and beat him TO
first. Freis put one over the right fence,
but il only tailed one buddy out Pen
dleton TO Abbott. Mathes hit 10 Pendle-
ton who tried 10 throw when oyerbalanced
and Mathes was safe. Cordt2 caught
Home Run Marshall's fly.
Brick Brings EN- In,
In the fourth Cortz was nit by pitcher.
hot grounder past second scoring Cordtz
and Orr Pendeton famed Devereaux
out stealing second, Freis caught Per-
kin's fly
lined out hot one to Pendleton who
touched Hannah and got the ball 10 first
in time to double Druhot. Dressan stopped
Jcnscn's bounder and threw him out.
hit what looked like homer. but II
struck the screen on top of the left field
fence so IT was only for two bases, Alb
bott hit TO left for two scoring Spencer
Van laid down a sacrifice bunt. Cordtz
famed. Elankership was benched Tor be-
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the Union association have ouailed ever
since last spring. was made a prisoner
and paroled on his agreement not TO take
any further part in the game Zion bats
men swatted his offerings Just as il he
had been the taller Jensen or some other
unknown.
Never mind Remneas It also happened
To the Great Matty. and at st. Louis: too.
Chrsty got 1t twice and one defeat does
not make anybody forget score OF VIC
tories.
Remneas has been working too often
and his curves have all been diagrammed
by Blankenship. who has seen them SO
often Of late.
For pure effrontery, Perkinss theft OF
No incident more eXasperatlng to the
enemy has ever been pulled off In Cooley
park. Elsey. the Clown catcher. in re-
turning the ball 10 Jensen No. 2. tossed II
oyer his head. II rolled toward second
but Mathes and Perrine were some dis
tance away. Perkins slid under Mathes
and was safe.
Jensen No . was put in when it be
came apparent that Remneas was not as
effective as usual. Elsey little later
vas. sent in to catch. Hannah's rest was
Luck was all against the Butte team
yesterday, but the way Blankenship's
bunch batted all the luck In the world
would not have saved their opponents.
Game by Innings.
Salt Lake went TO bat at the beginning
ABBOTT was tanning. Spencer stole second
Van famed. Cordtz was hit by pitched
ball. Orr hit through Perrlne. II was
deceptive bound and Spencer scored
Devereaux died at first.
For Butte DocEstader wasihit by pitch
ed ball. Perrine pushed an easy one tC
Dressan and Dockstader was out AT sec.
ond. Freis famed Van made a zooe
catch OF Duddy's hy TO the sunleld
In the second inning Pendieton walked
Remneas was slow in handling Perkins
trlr aa 1a-n
king was safe. Remneas stopped Dres
sans slow hit and threw him out. Spcn.
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did not touch him. Dressan famed, but
Elsey again dropped the third strike and
had to throw It. This let Perkins take
third, buddy then Jumped about three
feet in the air and pulled down Spencer $
swift liner.
For Butte Umpire Toman got a nice
new ball, but Elsey missed 1t thrice.
Druhot out. Pendleton to Abbott Pendle-
ton ran in on fast one and stopped what
many an infielder would have missed,
Quick, batting for Jensen, sent a hot
bounder in Orr's direction and Eddie had
only started for first when Abbott
had It.
Beautiful game. Butte.
The Official ,scnre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
BIG LEAGUE SCOUT IS
GRABBING WESTERNERS

CINCINNATI. Aug, 1T was an
nounced here today that Bill Lange. for.
mer Chicago outhelder. now acting az
scout for the Cincinnati team, has signed
Miles Netzel third baseman of the Sno-
kane team in the Northwestern league.
Also Outhelder Edward Kippert OF Spo
Kane and Pitcher Schmultz OF Tacoma.
Lange endeavored TO sign Fielder RYAN
OF Portland, the leading hitter OF the Pa
cihc coast league. but found that Cleve-
land had an option on him,
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STOP BETTING At u
Rain and the Law Mar NV
Circuit Mset-

DETROIT, Aug. i,,Essn A., ,ss a.
further postponeHienu ,sre =, ihs
cult races today. splitting Y a.
in two. but not before .I;s =, / -
added a nth MeTcha,s.' nan stlR
tnrers stake to his lons
umphs. r to,t with d.
Duplicating his feas stsrsp m icig1
dale, last year, tns Seat yietai
An Anv, ,ns to way s'rais"s Is fieid Of \
trG'oSiI anSii liked the going t0, lSiss ~
soft. actually MUDDY; dd,y;i;oush uS II o.
handicap to ANVIL, alt althof1eoSt o. eoSthst 4,
y spoiled the chances chan, sbs o. tweny
AS a real contest, " & "
newal OF the class,S tneri:.,
trotters was vas tnireation 4 estsSi Of j1"a'
pSaters to cease bettins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
KING OF SPAIN STIRS
HISPANIA TO VICTORY

COWES. Isle of Wight, Aug. 4-The
Cowes regatta ended today. Vjscount
Yacht squadrons prize Of $500 in the big
class on time allowance. Emperor WIZ
liam's Meteor. which finished first, had
10 be content with second place, The Ger
pania won her first prize OF this meeting
by defeating the fifteen-mete cracks like
Paula and Sophie Elizaeth. The Spanish
monarch personally steered his craft 10
victory.
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JOHN H. sH[[I
WINS At Bll
Famous Old 1hsropaI
Well Backed as Ususl, H
Home the Coin. /
WINNING WIDOW TAEIs]
ANOTHER AT mi
Overnights for Montsn, \
Include Some Of ths ~
Steeds There. 4

BUTTE, Mont. Aug. i.-s.,...
Of 5000 persons. Berkeley W..
ture event today Al tina d.
club track In ensy fasbio,h hugs
an outsider In the betting cD
WIN Iomond Third. Fsysral
badly the long shots hayins "
OF It, The betting was hssW
the muddy track the form ,s,,
more apparent. Results.
First race. selling, four s,.
longs-Great Friar. / 10 > ff,nSa "
Royal Dolly. to fRo,sss
Ethels, . to tKederisl M.
;5s 3-5, Nanny, ANNUITY by. pss
Mint. Winkler and Percy Hs,S.s
ran
Second race, selling fo,,r -.
lurlongs.Gomu!. 2 to 2 (WaIf,
Vlmur. > 10 : (BuxtonI, ss-s.i
{ TO ? parker, third. Time .Ni,|
Ravelston, Error. Dromi Ears.
Defy also ran.
Third race. selling. mIIo-u.
TO | (Grossl, won; Pedro, II W Il \
tom. second. Triste. s Ia n
third Time. l:s3i-5. Ann
Miss Otficious. Voting Das,
Charles Rothschild and LADY \
also ran.
Fourth race. purse. seye. N.
Berkeley. . TO {McEwsnj. ~
Stick, 25 10 ! (Callahan), sssl
moud - 10 8 (Buxton), tM1 4
las 3-5. Belle Glenn and alt Il,
ran
Fifth race. selling. futurty /;
John II. Sheehan. II to 4 ~
won; Jim Nc, SO TO (ParsC] +
Lena Leoh. 9 to 10 (Groal, thN
l;11 as. Annie Wells. Desessiir'
krs and Nebulosis also ran.
Sixth race. selling. iutuhtr Y
Frank G, Hogan. l3 TO S {NcEsu|
Swagerlator. 5 TO l fRodneyl.
Passenger. 2 TO ] (Kirechal,l7
Time, 1;12 is. Lucille N,rs|
Allen, Deneen. Roseyar, Aaat
and Reuben also ran.
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TOMMY GAFFNEY kMyss'I y NJ
OUT BY BAT y

MEpFoRD. ore" ,ooE ths g
GafIney OF spokanaee, nae,n 70 round y r
ssisoS SGosauffS alter SslsS. .ass ss..l .Sss
kane boy a me,,La decision /, ~
rounds. When t"e ,bo was ny
the ropes apparently Gafnsy
upon Referee ons hsnsi'tho oi the sseSsss7
same time sprinG;inSn g suffered . ~
aEea manauGGr uGafrney @ eSpIaIInlnTs eSp!I.GT had nd g.
ne 56s ss{s5ss I,, ass ;sId ths; sfliiiss iiissss''f
Iouied no e3Yort nt''' 10 prevent IL u
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National Leagas
Pittsburg Beats New York.

Pittsburg Beats New York.
PITTSBURG, Aug. New York and
Pittsburg played a strong game. Pitts
burg winning. The visitors led until the
fifth. when the local team scored three
runs because OF good hitting and the
wildness OF Ames. Ames was taken out
and Wiltse substituted. Score:
R. II. z.
fltLsours ..-...,-.. .,."v.-e'r0 u
Ne" OTR .s.sa-sH,.r.
notwithstanding and Gibson; Ames,
Wiltse and Meyer, Umpires-Klem and
Brennan.
Rain Postpones Came
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Phiadelphia-
Cincinnati game postponed; rain,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
CARRIAGE ASSOCIATION
GIVES SPORT PROGRAMME

AT Wandamere today members and en-
ployees OF the Salt Lake Carriage asso-
cation VIII give sport programme. in
cluding among many other events the fol-
lowing Races-440 yards, 100 yards, so
Yards for ladies'. 40 yards for girls so
yards Tor boys, 100 yards for fat men,
game The committeeman are: An
nouncer, Alex Pickering; judges Dave
watson and +. S. Leaver; starter X
ice. " A H''
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Today's Butte EnEiA

BUTTE. Mont, August t-Eas
Saturday.
First race, fiturIty ccdrx
three year-olds and up-Wur
bert Rose. ia. Rio Pecoa. Re! III
Fernando. Tillinghast. loS; sHtfs
Fore, Santhia, 107. Ben Grsfsja
102; Pickaninny. 100.
Second race. six furlohsS
three year -olds and up-acHsl
Menden. Montauk Don, Dssesn!c
wald b. He Knows, David WHt.
Jeanette NJ. 10T,
Third race. five and klI I
selling. three-year-olds and h
Nick, ia; Workbox, lla sNtd3
1oe, Sevenful. Elizabeth Aar19
Yosolo. los; Kid North. icl; j
ham. 100.
Fourth race, mile and ssyssy'
handicap. three ,year-oldg g
Arasee, lis: Endymion H., lM
Graney 1O5; ''NadSu, l@, ~
95. ''Coupled as H. 6: HsdM
Fifth race, mile. selling. "
olds and up--Roy Junior ~ IL
Altenberg. Acumen, l0s. Msdt1
grave, Force, lO5; Dutch Raci !
MCGEE, lO4; Dick Baker, w.; -
100. Dacia, 80, Florence A, y
Sixth race. SIX furlongs. lsftl
year-olds and up-New Cas1
mereway. Hughes, lOs: Bs'ilovt'
Costa. Clennadeane, l0I: Hir
Heretic. 1902; Green Isle; sars' !
Miss Greenwood. 100, ADe!enA
Apprentice allowance. "A
Track heavy.
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WILL TRY TO STOP
BUTTE RACE MEET


teres said be
In n
vi
o.
The right o a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
M'MILLAN CHALLENGES
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS

]. Chas. Mcmillan. hereby challenge any
light heavyweight wrestler in the state
OF Utah to meet ME In a wrestling match
for a side bet Of 800. VIII handicap
any middleweight and throw him two
straight falls In one hour actual wrest-
ling time. Upon this challenge being ac~
cepted L will post $50 forfeit for the
match. CHAS MCMILLAN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
IS WON BY QUAKERS
Detroit Tigers 0usted From PO-
sition They Have Held for
Many Weeks.

NEW YORK. Aug. American league
leadership. which Detroit has held al
most continuously this season, went 10
Philadelphia today,
The Quaker City team gained the top
notch by a double defeat OF the st. Louis
tnil-endors and the lead thus secured was
augmented by Boston's defeat OF Detroit.
The percentage table follows:
Won. Lost PC.
philadelphia ,.,GS 81 $50
Detroit ...,.........63 rs 636
In the National league the race was
drawn closer by Pittsburg beating New
York, whereby the Pirates displaced
Philadelphia for third position and came
within one game OF New York for sec
ond place.
Chicago holds the lead by twenty -four
points,
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Coast League

ena, .. Stolen bases-kibble. Stevens
First on errors--Boise. .; Helena, 2. Left
on bases-Helena. Q; Boise. s Two-bas
hit-Irby. Three-hase bits-Fleming.
Flanagan. Bases on bals-On Bryan,
g. off Cornelius. 3. Struck out-By Bry-
AN, 6; by Cornelius. I. Hit by pitcher
BY Cornelius. /. by Bryan. .. Time
hour, As minutes. Cmplre-Lawlor.
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:er hit 10 Mathcs who threw the bal
nome, but Hannah dropped II and Pen
sleton scored. Freis caught Ahbotts ~
and by fine throw kept Perkins al third
Van out Perrine 10 Marshall.
For Butte Mathes hit 10 center for two
Marshall was hit by pitcher. Hannah hi
to right fer two scoring Mathcs. Druho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
Loses Last Firht

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.--Frank Hussey.
gates, who Monday night was arrested
for the, nfty-second time. died last night.
he gained much notorieiy through nu-
merous tights and subsequent arrests
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No Game at Great Falls.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Aug. 4.-Wet
grounds caused the postponement OF the
Great Falls -Missoula Union league game
today. II was announced that a double
header would be played tomorrow.
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HELENA DEFEATS BOISE.
Senators Beat lrrsators by a Score Of
TO 2

to 2.
HELENA. Mont, Aug. 4.-The SEN
ators made it four straight from the
Irrlgators today, winning to f. The
home club punched on Cornelius in the
first, and two errors by Brooks gave
the locals another run In the seventh
Boise scored in the seventh on Flanni-
gans long three-sacker and Kings single
and again in the ninth on walk, King S
safety and a Dut-out. Kibble again dis
|tinguished himself by pulling down Eek
erts line drive In the seventh The
Iscore'
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BUTTE.

Salt Lake ii ] 2 l 0 o O DO
Butte :. 80 1 0 0 o. 2
Summary: Two-base hts-Spencer
81, Abbott, Van, Orr Devereaux, buddy,
Mathes (2) Hannah. Home run-Freis
Sacrifice hft-Van. Perkins, Dressan.
Stolen base-spencer. Hits-off Rem
meas, in innings; off Jensen. In 7
Innings Base on balls-Off Dressan, I;
off Remneas, 2: off Jensen, 9. Struck
out-By Dressan. s; by Remneas, ., by
Jensen, 9. Left on bases-Salt Lake, S.:
Butte, Z. Double play-Pendleton to Alb
bott; Mathes to Perrine TO Marshall.
First base on errors-Salt Lake. 2: Butte,
II. Hit by ptcher-CordtZ by Remneas, (,
Dockstader by Dressan, Marshall by
Dressnn. Time OF game-1 hour and SO
minutes. Umpire-Toman. Attendance
1000
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w cstern League

Al ST. Joseph--St Joseph. ?; Sioux
City, /.
At Omsha-Omaha. 3 Des Moines. 4.
At Denver-Denver. /: Topeka, g.
At Puc plo--Pueblo. D: Lincoln, /
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American Association

TOLEDO, Aug. indianapolis, s, To-
ledo. /.
ST. PAUL. Aug, i.-Mnneapols. 10; st.
Paul. l.
COLUMBUS. Aug 4.-Louisvile .: Co.
lumbus. Q0 innings),
MILWAUKEE. Aug, KANSAS City, s;
Milwaukee, ..
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Kodak Pictures Pi,

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your sflms to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., lit Main stree,
Exclusive photo dealers.
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BRAINS VS.. BRAWN TO
PLAY BASEBALL GAME

On Walkers field this afternoon at .. oO
CLOCK ihe Held force and the office force
or the city engineers Office VIII play ball
The line-up
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Washington Wins Two.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Washington
defeated Chicago in both games OF
double lder. the first going eleven in
nIngs. Cashion from Greenvlle, S. c.,
made his debut In the second game and
held Chicago to three scattered hits
Zelder, Sullivan and Henry had TO retire
on account OF injuries. while Street was
benched by the umpire. Score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-05
American League
Phillios Win Both.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug, i.-Philadel
phia won both games of the double
header from ST. Louis and took the lead
In the American league race. The first
contest was won by punching hits off
MitGhelrs delivery while the feat was
duplicated In the second game at Pow
ellis expense. Philadelphia he's played
st, Louis fourteen games this season and
has won every game. Two seasons rec
ords for major league games were made
McInnes got eighteen putouts at first
base and Powell caused fifteen batsmen
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Cleveland Beats New York

Cleveland Beats New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4,-Cleveland had
no difficulty winning Its third straight
game from New York today. Caldwell
and Quinn were both hit hard, while Fall
kenberg pitched a winning game, Score:
r, II. r.
Cleveland ................10 10 4
New York ...,.......,.....s..
Batteries-Falkenberg and Fisher:
Caldwell, Quinn and Sweeney,
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BOSTON Aug. 4.-Boston assisted
Philadelphia to gain the lead I'm the pen
nant race from Detroit, defeating the
visitors for the fourth straight game.
Halls exertions when he made a home
run in the second inning. sending two
men in ahead Of him, forced his retire
ment from the box. Detroit scoring three
runs in the next Inning, Score:
r. H. E
Detroit , Observation-Disclosures, S 8
Batter,es-Fall, Killilay and Nunamak-
err Mullin and Stanage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-19
Ayiat0rS Out
of Business
AvIAroRs HUNG UP

All thre aviators who are out Tor
the Hearst prize are hung up on the
road. Fowler went out OF business
in a tree top. Rodgers went the same
way, while Ward burned out his en-
CINE and is awaiting supplies from a
factory
1t is not so many years back when
about the same sort OF story was told
in auto races. An autoist who made
one hundred miles in a days run was
wonder, and the man who kept out
OF teh rapair shops for a week could
get premium as the champion liar
1t is such men as Fowler and the
others, the pioneers in the game, that
will make aviation possible and prac-
teal.
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FOR SALE

Three and a-half acres Of land with
Broom furnished house, near Or
phans' Home Part cash balance
monthly payments. Apply TO II. G.
Livingston. SIS I'm
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-19
CREW AT WORK

The Yerington Times states that
80 men have been placed at work on
the gypsum quarry at the Nevada
Douglass ground. Arrangements arc
being made to ship one hundred tons
per day as soon as the railroad can
handle the shipments.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-19
TO YERINGTON

Will David and wife and Ed Van
derlieth and sister were departures
this mroning for Yerington where
they will witness the laying of tn,
corner stone OF the new court house.
a banquet and dance is to be given
by the Lodge OF Masons at the val
ley city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-19
TO THE PINE NUTS

Nearly every Indian in this section
has taken to the pine nut timber, the
nuts being plentiful and the late frost
having opened the burs. A crew Of
Indians passed through town to-day
with their poles, baskets, cayises and
all the trappings that go to make up
a camp of the red men.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-19
MARRIED IN RENO

Warren c. WWilson Of the San Di.
ego Mill on the River below Empire
and Miss Hazel Nj. Gates, daughter
of Byron Gates OF Dayton, were mar
ried in Reno last evening. The cou-
pie left for Trinity County, Calfor-
mia, this morning, where they will
make their home.