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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
TWENTY -FOUR INl|NC
GAME 4 TIE; | TO |
Terrific Diamond Contest Is
Called on Account of
Darkness.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept, lO-Twen-
ty-iour innings of fast baseball were not
tnouGh to decide the game between the
Portland and Sacramento teams OF the
Pacific Coast league here today and
when darkness closed the contest. the
score was a ] to ! tic. The time was
three hours and forty-hvc minutes The
number of innings played approaches the
record set by Bloomington and Decatur.
of The Three T. League on May 81 1909.
when 1t required twenty-siX Innings for
Decatur 10 win. . TO l.
The game today was scheduled as the
first OF n double header. Portland i'm tho
fourth inning punched two OF its ten
hits off Jack. Fitzgerald and scored a
man. Sacramento punched two of iis
twelve hits and scored ono in the sixth.
In none OF thc other twonty-four innings
was more than one hit registered and
both Fitzgerald and Elmer Eoestncr. tho
Portland pitcher. wcrc going well AT the
nniSh. Fitzgerald allowed but three hits
IN the cNtrn innings Six two base hits
were registered and Fitzgerald walked
eight men IS against Nocstncr's six, but
sensational HcldinS prevented scoring
Fitzgerald struck out fourteen and Koest-
nor eleven.
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UMPIRE JAMES TOMAN
LEAVES FOR COAST

Umpire James Toman leaves TO-DAY for
his homo In Los Angeles. it s doubtful
u he will he baseball Judge In the
Jnlon league in l9lc. President Lucas
Is fully satisfied with his work. but IL
the Coast league adopts the double um
pire system there will bc q better berth
Tor the amiabe James nearer home IL
that system Is not adopted Toman may
Join some Of the clubs aS PLAYER or
he may he manager OF some team. Mis-
soula, Great Falls and Eoisc arc under
stood 10 be seeking managers and thcN
Will not find a better one than Toman
Cooley, himself. might do worse than get
Tomau u Blankcnship leaves, which il
seems cliff has decided 10 do.
Toman has given better satisfaction
than any other umpire in the Union as
sociation The entire staff has gone
through The season without a change cN-
ccpt when Frarv went 10 Il big league
and with one exception all the umpircs
have acquitted themselves so crcditablY
that they can nave their Jobs next year
IL they want them
The exception is I.awlor. fle Will un-
doubtcdlY have TO hunt q new lob as his
work has been below the high standard
insisted upon by President Lucas. The
latter is not authority for this statement
but the statement is accurate ncverthe-
less.
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Cobb Wins for Tigers.

DETROIT. Sept. l0-Cobb's wonderful
base running broke Cleveland s winning
streak today and Detroit won n thrilling
thirteen inning pitchers battle, Cobb's
spectacular performance came In tho
eighth inning when With two out and
the bases empty. he easily beat out n
grounder 20 Olson whose throw went
over Lajoes head, Cobb. approaching
second when Blanding secured the ball.
saw the pitcher throw 20 second and set
sail for third Sail threw wild and Cobb
tore for the plate. sliding around East
ery. who had the ball waiting for him,
Cobb stole second and third In the first
Score. r. II. i.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. 3
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 10 3
misunderstanding and Easterly; Don
ovan and Stanage.
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7. M. G. A. TENNIS
TOURNEY THIS "

The Y. NJ. c, A. tennis courts Z
ond South and Second East sue4Ii
occupied continuously SATURDAY
noon as result OF the closinf
OF the tennis tournament tsingtsi'
matches between Plnckney and
eau and Martincau and Van Eai;
place In the semi finals altrad<
most attention. Martlnesu q
Pinckney in two successive sals. n
and Martincau also defeated Vn
in two fast sets. 6-2, s-s, The 4
ment has but three moro matehks|
played-Havenor VS. Mcmillan for D
in the scmifnals. Brooke VS.. ne
Of the Havenor-M Mcmillan match
place in the finals and Martinez
IS already in the finals. Will H|
winner Of these matches.
The handicap tournament inn;>
after the finals is 10 he based ~
ability of the players as in1id|
their games the pas, week and
siXths scale used by the Nallonil
association. Entrants in the
weeks tournament arc; Hogss<
MILAN, Wolfe. Blntz Jones. Peu
Eaton. Smith. Wyman. W
Brooke. iiayenor, Walters.
Pinckney. Williamson, Gingrict az
tineau. Other entries VIII @
not later than Monday. p. m
Y. NJ. G. \.
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HELENA WINS DOUBLE HEADER.
Statesmen Defeat Cellar Champions In
the Last Two Games

HELENA. Sept. 1o-Holena closed the
Union league season today by taking
two brilliantly played games from Mis-
soula. the first score being ! TO and
the second TO I. BRYAN twirled the
first contest for The Senators and was
particularly effective. Missoula never be-
Ing in reach OF the plate. Amcs. who
pitched the second game for Helena,
was entitled 10 2 shut out. Stevenss bad
throw In the ninth enabling Oret TO
score. In the first game Jachs pitched
great baseball. and not until the seventh
was score hung up. In that inning
Manuel failed TO get under Kllllay's long
fly TO center, Baker buntcd and beat il
and Killiay scored on "A double steal In
the second game Cummings was wild al
first TWO Of Helenas runs had their
inception in walking tickets and the
other was started by Changnon's bad
peg 10 first The attendance was almost
equal TO the seasons record. The score:
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AMERICANS MUST PLAY
TO DEFEAT BRITONS

NEW YORK. sept. l0.-Wi,h two
points safely won in the intcrna 'ional
lawn tennis matches. the Americans are
hopeful or success m the series against
the British Isles team aud lid not go iu
for practice TODAY. Tho teams spent the
day AT the Rockawav Hunting club al
C"dHrhurst Long Island.
~ the courts ~ tho NoVt side club
tine turf was carefully iropei patched
and rolled 80 aa 10 b" iu tho finest pos
sible condition Tor tbc doubles match to-
morrow. i'm which Dixon and .ieauIgh
tho Britons. will face Bundy and Littlc.
ihc Americans. The outcome Is con
sid-rod doubtful after the way IN which
Dixon and Low" extended Lnrnod and
Mclaughlin 20 the FUN limit Of 0vc sots
SATURDAY. when the Americans only
pulled out nL tho eleventh hour
The impression now prevails that the
Americans must play their best u this
nation is 20 sand its team 10 Australia
as the challcngcrs for tho Davis cup
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DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER.
eleetrlcs and McCIoskey Aggregation
Share Honors Equally.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Sept 10
Great Falls and Butte split even in the
double header that closed the season here
today. Two errors and pass coming at
critical times assisted BY lengthy hits.
gave tho local team tho first game. and
the same kind OF play enabled Butte TO
take the second contest Both games
were played as hard as any OF the sea-
son, and the crowd was greatly pleased.
Only two Of the field contests were car
rled out and Griffin who got back in
the game today, took both Griffin cir
cled the bases in fourteen and four-fifths
seconds and threw from deep center TO
the grandstand, The members OF the
Great Falls team Will be given banquet
here tonight, Score:
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ABE ATTElL L|KEL1
TO BOX MATT V8|
Englishman Anxious fo,l
Match, Because He h
lieves He Can Win
THE GO WORTH SD
If Bout Is Stopped, puss,
Promoters viii Lose +,
Big Sum.
THE GO WORTH ssh
BY Boz Masfersos

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o-m.
writes mo from PItisburg, wbe,. !,
a theatrical engagement, ,ba,vs
Matt Wells, tho English prnI
champion. ever meet IN tho rtnr :,
padded mils. Abe win furnish =
When this match WIS frs, u,..1
gave IT as my opinion that tina >
tell could hope for with h,.1'
Wells was good licking and ~
end oi the purse. Abe road N,
graph and was Instantly q, ~.
He FASTENED to inform me hv I W.
] was mistaken in my deductin,~
Abe does not believe Wells ~
any other lightweight in the co,,.-
that matter. can beat him IN Is
battle. and he cites his mas,
ances with lightwcighis 10 prcys y
-Aiiell says Freddie Welsh ,s WI
fighter 10 whom he CONCEDED 49,.
ever beat him.
Attcll might nc right in ibi,p,,.
does with reference 10 the FroIsS
plou. and | might add. Abe IL =,
i'll that opinion. There arc = 80
sports around New York who nv
eerlns Idea that Abe might ~
Wells in n tcn-round bout. Al 49,
"A goodly number OF fight fans ~,
to sec him try IL.
The Eng.ishman would gladly =,
tel for a match II he got a choue
Is certain, Wells Is coniident 4
beat any man Freddie Webs1
whipped. and as Attcli is one 4
and no doubt the best drawing 4.
tho lot. the English champion n
than anxious for the match. M
due In town Monday. and no dnI
get busy with the Englishmau !.
managers.
Here's "A telegram ! received ~
Jones. manager of Ad WO!gast. tol.
Everything with lis could moi +
ter, Woleast In great condition. h
l2o pounds. Expects 20 beat Htga
dccisIvcly. Big interest IN con,sz +
will he sold out. Not less thas
Jack Welsh Will referee. VIII b.1,|
me again before contest"
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PATROLMAN WIRES
RECORD is BRO

At The match Of the United su'
volver association yesterday
Douglas. Warden WundeHscn
state pcDitcntIary made a eeiTs
than that made by Patrolman y.
Utah champion, 10 whom rnsa
recently presented for oelns 81
marksman with revolver -
Wire shot in tho forenoon as 5.
hcuvy wind, while his compe."7
in the afternoon while II va.
Wires friends advised him 70
his shooting until the weatho,
pitious, but he decided he Noa1
chance anyway The shooh1s
unuc for ton DAYS and WIRE va
less regain his lost prestlgs-
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KRAMER WINS, BUi y y
is REMARKABLY ~

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept ,s I M
ture of the vclodrome ol.5,rh n
today. 3 four-cornered iunesI n,sIs ~
winner 10 be first in two'".Ss .Ss I
won by Frank Kramer ,,om ID
champion. In two starts 'rgs Iaes.
son, Alfred Goulett and S'i.i,i'
The time WAS @.55 f-5 ana voa d
a two mile tandem vas y,S,tsn
ter Demara and W; J." .a,csp q
3.ia is Tho one mile handd,sssfr nd,s.r1
pTorHssionsl p Ss..trs y was captured By 20
Time g:55 S-J.
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SALT LAKE PLAYN.
GOING TO The W

Outside of Abbott and Dress,
will return To Topeka. ulcst
Lake Union lesgue basebsIl w.
GO 10 California as soon az NV
tion games are over ana son
will go today. Schimpf is SONS
land. Cordtz and Orr WI ssIf
Francisco. Pcndleton 10 Ho'Sca csa
Spencer and DoyeresuX ,r 10 "a
cisco. Van and Morgan VIII
sal, Lake and the Others An'rsc,c: nn,
cided lust yet in which dlTss ar ~
VIII start. Blankenunp VIII
while yet. po,ss a.
Hugh Iiellackey Of the eoIss o,Isssrl
remain here for The Union ,rs An
ing September 10. but nearGI
players are leaving Tor tAi'''
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Summary: Two-base hits-Flick, .:
Flanagan. .; kllburn. . Shea, .: Joss. -:
DevereauH. Orr. Pendleton, Three base
hits-Flannigan. Home runs-Abbott,
Van. Hits-On Joss, . in "a innings;
OFF kilburn. If In 6 ) innings; of Price.
IL in innings: off Dressan. . in . in
nings. Base on balls-OT joss :: OFF
kilburn. 3: OFF Price, !. Struck out--By
kilburn. .. by Price. :. Left on bases
Boise. 6; Salt Lake. I, Double play-Orr
to Pendleton TO Schimpff. Levy To Flick
TO Brooks. First base on errors-Bolse,
j; salt Lake. ,. Hit by pltchcr-Blank-
enship. .: by KiIburn Sacrifice hits
Cordtz. Abbott Stolen bases-BIanken-
ship .: Orr, ?: Van. Cordtz. Time Of
game hour and 53 minutes Umpire
--Toman. Attendance. both gamcs-30O0
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Union League Closes a Successful Sease

sewed UP and Boise was giving such n
miserable exhibition that Van wanted to
set through with II before Boise got
mobbcd. In Boise's half of the ninth tho
men went out one. two. three.
Blankenship got bit twice In the same
place by pitched balls IN the second game,
He would probably have been hit three
times. only ho let Schlmpff catch ono In
ming for him
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SWEDISH WRESlLD,,,, =,
CHALLENGES ~

]. \. Johapsan. IN" " rrglar>
won considerable fame w IRON
mark and sweden. wri,yS in ~
hagen that he Will arrive v,anls a
sSptcmber is and that he "sap "asssnp
with Dcmciral. The bIs, aeip.
In Salt Lake. Johd .',I, nut N
pounds. He says ne WI" ,oio rsf.
bet Of $500 and diride 10 ~
any way that is sults wlnnsf'|
ali or part going TO '"'
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st. Louis Beats Pirates.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. io.-Pittsburg made
It's last appearance for the season here
today and lost 90 ST Louis The locals
Knocked out three pitchers Manager
Clarke announced after the game that
Pitcher O'Toole. who was handicapped
with "A sore pitching arm. would go TO
Youngstown, Ohio, and remain under the
teammates soiournei in West Baden,
Ind. wher" they will go into training
for their series with New York and Chi
cego. Score Il. II. r.
PittShurg Observation-Disclosures.
s.; Iouis II o
Baticries--E. Steele, Ferry Hendrix.
Gardner and Simson: Golden. w. steele
and Flair Cmpires-Rigler and Fin
nerau.
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Vanderbilt Horses Win.

PARIS. Sept. lO.-Wiiliam II. Wander
bilt's horses won two stakes a, the
Chantilly course today. Petuance cap
tured the PrlH La Rochette Oricnnial
stakcs) at five and half furlongs This
was $4,000 event for 2-year-old flics.
Renhart finished first In the FrN Jou-
vcncc. a three mile event stakes $500.
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NEW MOON DUCK CLUB
GETS BASS FOR LAKE

Recently the United States fsh car left
with the New Moon Duck club a big
supply of black bass from two 10 four
inches In length, which were liberated in
one OF the biggest lakes in the club s
SO0-acre preserve. The bass were trans
ferrcd without the loss OF a single fish.
The club intends 10 provide fishing as
well as hunting for its members II Is
reported that ducks are moro plentiful
than usual this year and the fowls are
"a healthy
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WOLGAST IS SMOKING
AVID DRINKING HARD
Matchmaker Says That the
Socialist Sheriff Cannot
Prevent the Bout.

CHICAGO. Sept. i0.-Word comes from
Milwaukee that Champion Nd Wolgast is
nlrting with tobacco and drinks when he
ought 10 bc training hard ror his battle
next week With Packcy Mcfarland. Il
the stories about The champion arc not
eva sgcratcd thcrc Will be Iiitlc sympathy
for him il he fails TO come up to eN-
pectatlons when he faces the stock yards
working hard Woigasts actions have
may believe that there VIII be intcrfcr-
eucc or that something VIII happen to
prevent the battle from taking place,
MILWAUKEE. Sept lo.-Lishrwelght
Champion Ad Wolsusj made bluff at
continuing training Today Tor his con-
lest With Packey Mcfarland I'm Milwau-
kec EcNt Friday night despite thC state
mcnt of Sheriff William Arnold that lie
would not permit the contest.
Matchmaker Frank Mu.kcrn reiterated
his statement OF last night that there
would be no tvouble n going through
with the contest: that the affair would
not be n prize fight bat would bc Il box
ing contest strictly within The law.
WolSast went through his usual rout-
Inc. including road work. boxing with his
trainers and shadow boxing. He Is in
rho pink OF condition and Is said 10 he
three pounds under weight. Matchmaker
Mulkem announced tonight that Jack
Wclch OF San Francisco had been agreed
upon as referee.
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GOTCH WILL COME TO
SALT LAKE THIS FALL

liarry HeaEren last night received n
letter from Frank Goich's manarar
nounclng that Gotch would accept IIea
Rren offer to come to salt Lako a.
soon after October II ms possible. Hoa .
Eren ~ now looking FOR some wres,Inr,
who can make rcspcctabIn yhoni,t, ,,t :
against Gotch. He believes q ,,nnhn
"i American mat experts viii give C;otcb
mlSn narder match than Hacken-
som" OF that calibcr C;otch viii be Scr
AZ the Salt Lake theatsr tho latter paTt
OF October. Pdi'
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The Manhattan Athletic club reopous
this evening AZ The Auditorium on Rich
ards street with card Of boxing con-
tests that should surpass anything in this
Iine ever held IN the city,
Peanuts Sinclair ana DiuEc Nc
Carty. who meet in the main event OF the
evening in lcn-round contest have
been training faithfully for the past two
weeks ana pronounce themselves I'm cX-
ccllcnt condition II would be hard to
find a pair OF boys who look 10 be more
evenly matched ana the fans differ as
to the merits of tho boys. They arc
both as confident OF winning as they
can bc and tho winner has been promised
match in Butte with Tally Johns.
In the siN-rouud semi wndup the fans
Will see Patsy McHenna n new boy in
merly OF Boston. but has been heating
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Apolorizes 70 umpirn.

CHICAGO. sept. io.-Frank G Ban
croft business manager Of the Cincinnati
National League Baseball clue today
apClpEiZcd TO Umpire o. Day 20, aftack.
ing the umpire in message Yesterday
10 President Brush OF the Now York
team. O'Day oinciated Ia todays game,
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SALT LAKE.
The scores

Summary. Two base hIts-IcNY. Fan
niCnu. DcvercauN t2) Dressan. Sacrifice
h!t-Stone Sacrifice fy-Shea, stolen
bases Flanagan (o). Drcssan. Ilits-Oft
Morgan 10 In s Innings. Base on balls
orr Morgan t. off kill!lay T.. struck out
BY Morgan T. ny Schlmpff s. by Killilay
T. Left ON bases-Boise I. Salt Lake A.
First base on errors--Bo;sc l. Salt Lake l.
Time OF Gamc-i hour and 55 minutes.
mi
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American Association

At st, Paul-St. Paul. 4: Milwaukee s.
Second game: St Paul. 6. Milwaukee :.
AT Minneapclis- Minneapolis. .: Kan
sas City. o.
AT ColumbuS-Columbus .: Toledo. |.
At Louisviilc-Flrst game: Louisville
.; Indianapolis 6. Second game Louis
vile. 3, indianapolis . Called end OF
fifth on account OF darlSEcss)
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American League
Chicago Beats st. Louis.

CHICAGO, Sept 10.-EXtra base hits
gave Chicago victory over St. Louis to-
day. Bodle led In the hitting. getting
TWO doubles while Lord and Block both
got triples ST. Louis found White for
four bits in the first inning and he was
relieved by Benz who held the visitors
To three hits Score: II. III. l..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. IL
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures 2
Batteries es-Whitc. Benz and Block;
Mitchell and Stephens.
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hilssoula . o q 0 q q o II
Helena . ....1 o q u -
Summary: stolen bases Wood. .
Two-b base Whlteman. Wood, stew
ems. Thompson. Baker. Double plays-
Changuon 70 McCanrriy to Roberts: Orlct
10 McCaNcrty. Base on bslls-Om Cum
mluEs. >. or Amca. I. Struck uut-Bv
Cummings s by Ancs. :. Hit by pitch
-By Cummings Wild pitchcs-By
Cummings, /. Time hour and % min
utes Umpire rc-LaWior.
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w estern League

At Pueblo Denver. / Pueblo. a.
~ Omaha-OUahs. I; Dcs Moincs, o.
Second game: Dcs Moines, = Omaha. Z.
CTcn Innings: callcd)
At Sioux City-SiouX Ci;y. 6: 81. Jo-
scph =.
At Lincoln Lincoln Topeka game post
poucd, EHin.'
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GREAT FALLS

Walsh. Huelsman. Vance Three Iva SO
hit--Walsh- Sacrifice hlt-Perrine. sac.
rifce hy-harshall stolen basc-CIoth-
Ter. Bases on balls-Off Kane. 5: on
Quick. l. Struck out-By Kane. 4. by
Quick. s. Double play Pcrrine TO Mr'hes
10 Mar'hall. Time hours. Umpire
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everything I'm the weltcrwolght division
down on The coast. ana comes here well
recommended from So! J.cvinsou o. San
Francisco.
Jack Carpenter. who meets Patsy. has
rs the old Manhattan fans know. any
time he gets beaten they are sure 10
get their moneys worth in that bout
alone.
There wifi MISC he n four round pre-
lminary between tWo local bows.
Everything is now in readiness for the
opening and the club Is prepared TO
handle record crowd. Tom Painter,
who Is 70 rrfcroo the main event. sent
word down from Evanston that he would
he down this morning with a party Of
sporting men from there and :. party
from Ogden has reserved n block OF the
ringsidc seats,
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KODAK Pictures Finished

Man your films TO us, Salt Lake
Rhoto Supply Co, l77 Main stIeet
Exclusive photo dealers.
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Coast League

Los ANGELES. Sept. 10 Score
Morning game r. II. t.
Oakland ......... ......S IA I
Los Angeles ......... .
Batterles-Ahles and Pearce; Agnew,
Afternoon game z H. r.
Oakland ....... " n
Los Angeles ...... IN ,
Batteries Gregory, Pcrnoll and Pearre,
5allu and Smith Abbott
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Io-scoro:
M"Iilhs game K. n. i.
'l"on '''-..'.. ..,.-.......3 S
""n tIah'lSc" ....-.-......,.,.2 I .
man. Miller and Berry.
Afternoon game II. II =
g., W.. i,...''..'. ............n l. o
.'''''''' .'.-ss... .s..........-i .
Bait erios-Ralcigh and Brown. Su.ar
3nl Berrl Eleyen innlngs
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. 'satted for Dockstader in tho eighth.
T'Batted for Livingston in the ninth.
GREAT FALLS.

Summary: Two-b base hts = Mathes
/ Hannah. HueIsman. Rittrolff. Three
base hlts-Hannah. Huelsman. Bases or
| baIls-Off Bittrolff .. off Rnmneas ?
Struck out-By Bittrolfr 3, by Remneas .
Passed bsils-Hsnnah. Time hour and
| 40 minutes. Empire-WrIght.
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summary f-bEl'n TlilS-tlf!Olf l.
Stolen bases-Wood. T<iIlilay. Baker.
Two base Kililay. Double plays
Wood TO Iiillilay TO Connolly: Killilay TO
Wood 10 Connolly: Changnon 20 Kelly to
NcCaffcrty. Base on bals-Off Jachs 4.
Struck out-By Jachs S. by Bryan s. lilt
by pltcher-Bryan .. Jachs J. Wild
pitch-By Jachs /. Time of game
hour and 80 minutes. Cmpirc-Lawlor
MISEnT-TA
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National League
Reds Beat the Cubs.

CHICAGO. Sept. lo.-HohlitZelis home
run with the bases uli TO-DAY gave Gin
cinnati Il victory over Chicago IN the
final game OF the serics. Richie weak =
ered In the seventh and walked three
men. threw wild 10 second and allowed
tho visitors to bunch hits. including the
home ran, which went over the right
teld fence. Cole relieved him IN the next
inning and was also hit hard. Score:
r. III. l..
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Bat,erics-Richie. Cole and Ncedhnm
Gaspar. Compton. Mclean and Clarke
Cmpires-O Day and Emslie.
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Batted for Iachs I'm ninth
I Score by innings
NIlssoula 80 O o 90 o o o 90
Helena - ........0 o o o o o 1 IL
summary Earned runs--Helena T..
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HELENA

Totai .. ......... 20 D ~ II
.Ealied for McCaffertv I'm ninth.