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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

0DA1AAAN
ron SALE.
FOR sALE-THE BEST
Suburban IN Property
Is c alES{s e Ss f fGIRa IN
have the only complete list Of propertie: for
sale in the Park. See ~ about anything
MOORE HILL Une,. 1888 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN
Remarkably beautiful outlook from this
gas lights: hos ne asG" heat ! HARDWOOD nnsS
pofsass; good lot perfectly
Cleveland Park.
See US, by all means. about this II looking
for something in house that has individu-
MOORE HILL nnc,. 1888 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-NEw sIx-RooM HOUSE. WITH
Ing; acres Of best garden land: nne shade.
%SEhs BOOTH eF1fs co., sS,' rn ss
10th at. NV.
IN RIVERDALE. MD.-NEARLY NEW; s
rooms and bath; large cellar and attic; hot
finish; ,2s.5oo 50. It. Of ground in fruit and Der
$4.5oo. Owner. A. E. CLARK 14'
STOP PAYING RENT WHEN You CAN BUY
a suburban home in Clarendon or Ballston, Va.
% ste B. nGnn sss s4a1
Ballston. Va. Box g. and Robey. Va.
A FIvE-ACRE VILLA SITE IN VIRGINIA,
very close to city: fine trees: panoramic view
e1ceisnt car s service s 0n g. G e si
Room 800. victor bldg. 9Th st. and Grant
place. IA
ES g. sss . 9SU dsat .: .ss 81
Dominion Ry.. 9 miles from the city. Write
OWNER. Bog 2ae Star ONCE. IA
FOR sALEFURN1sHED, AT BELTsvILLN,
from steam road. 7-roem house. with large,
screened sleeping porch; cellar: water and
Stable and c.isse sonse OF ehefe
terms: 1pply oWN1ER. Box ae7. Star once:
FOR sALD-sa: ooo;. 7-RooN .BUNGALow.
windmill: Warine system Of drainage; open
freplaces; immense attic; good cellar, with
trees Owner, Z. J. i KELLY, Hun H"nttn9ton. ".
Va. Keys with Mr.. G. H. LANE. Glen Carlyn,
a $4,000 COUNTRY PLACE FOR $500; STU:
terms to suit purchaser; new house; rooms.
bath and cellar; large grounds: fine shade no
agents: Phone Main 1893. o. G. STRAWN.
1915 N. 7. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-BEAUIFUL DETACHED SUB
urban home: largo rooms and bath; bed
sn% absolutely up to date spacious Rorcnss
flowers; garage In rear; possession June or
IS; the only house for rent il saul,s ADD ADD
4704 Ga. ave. NV.
FOR SALE CHEAP. FINE SUBURBAN HOME
ON King 6frest road Qeesbury pike, with ave
acres Of land in high state Of cultivation, high
altitude. improved BY excelient new frame
dwelling. with six large rooms and bath; water
plant and concrete cellar; furnace heat; large
to car line; will sell on easy terms to suit
purchaser, or in exchange for city property.
Apply to owner, F. W. HELBIG, 1742 7th st.
NV. Washington. D. G.
IN THE HEART OF CLARENDON. VA, FIVE
minutes from Georgetown bridge. about nine
acres on grade. fronting public road and close
to electric station. Will be sold at speculative
price to quick buyer. P. J. WALSHE, 1886
New York ave- NV.
A HANDSOME HOUSE BUILT LAST TEAR,
choice location Of Hyattsvile: si1 large rooms.
gas and coal ranges; gas futures: two pan
tries. basement under entire house: slate roof:
lot 6ox150; close to electric cars: $500.
monthly Paymentsi would lease to desirable
tenant DR.. CHAS. A. WELLS. Hyattsville.
49,
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FOB REM
e65. .2114 o NV, IN. b
S65. 1881 e NV. l1r, b
$3.50. ..1753 r, 11r. b
$40. 80. 453 Mass ~, 11r, b
$50. SOL N Cap, 81. b
e2S. 30. sos r NV. Or, b
eS.0.101O 4th NV. Orb
81. so. 1926 Sd nv, 8F,b
S25. 60. los K NV, 81, b
80. so. $40 A ne, Or. b
eN.0. 1918 Cedar nw.5.b
4 T.. K0Y
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WINDOW CLEANING.

sponsible white help: reasonable prices. LEON
L. CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Service
a21 q at. NV: phone Main 1855.
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FOR sALE-oNLY THREE OF THESE At
tractive houses left: big values make sales, !"
50 don't delay inspection. Location best in
Petworth. No. 1901 Ga. ave-, corner: 8
large. light rooms and tile BATH No 1908
and 1927 Ga. ave. large. light rooms and
tiled bath; all houses have hOt-water heat,
wide lots press brick fronts. large porches
front and rear. hardwood throughout; all mod
ern conveniences See owners and builders
at once.
D. D. THOMPSON 4 co.,
1885 r St. NV.
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FOR sALE-1f YOU WISH no BUY, RENT OR
sell in CHEVY CHASE OR CLEVELAND
PARK, consult u. We have q very large
list Of homes from Sc, 600 to 81. 900.
BOSS & PHELPS (Inc.), 910 14th NV.
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rooms. reception hail. tiled bath; hot. water
heat; laundry trays; servants room and closet;
hardwood trim; A nigh-grade house at low
price. Act quick. Terms easy. Open for in
spection all day.
l2' Owner. J. C. NEALON. 72s 9th ne.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALEI11.RooM HOUSE ON COLUMBIA
BOSS fHE1fs -e 1a se,lnf si IL i is,S NV.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN on GIR1RD STREET
large: and the entire house is as neat as .
pin; Ine dining room is immense Price Sc TO-
FOR SALE. oNB on stu sTREET.
house worth $500. Price reduced to "a, 26O
'o BOSS Sss's 'i PHELPS one.,, $40 18th NV.
FOR sALE-:ANoTHER DOWNTOWN HOUSE;
II rooms: lot % feet wide by 100 feet deep;
hot-water heat. Price reduced to 81, 500. Cost
BOSS { PHELPS unc.), e1o 14th NV.
FOR SALE = STILL ANOTHER, Near THE
PUBLIC col Library 8 rooms, bath; new plumbing;
rent Ross s210o pH Rriss g. 100 Fine Investment:
a Groom brick house; has been renting for $40
month Must be sold. Price. $4,000. Adjoin-
Ing sn sS9' E held eaz At p &C. go 500: o,o ,.,
with two-story brick stable. in the same
neign6ornood: rented for $40 month Price.
BOSS PHILIPS unc.), 90 14th NV.
FOR sALE--A NEW CORNER HOUSE NEAR
9th and T. l. ave-; contains every modern
co pUss built BY one Of best builders.
BOSS PHELPS 1nc.). $40 14th NV.
FOR sAL E 9Th AND MASS. AVE; .
Price. So. 600. Fine home for a physician.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.), 80 14th NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR nth AND STREETS; Q
an estate. Price, s. 500.
BOSS PHELPS Gnc.). 80 18th NV.
FOR sALE-A CORNER HOUSE WITH A
P PTies Ct sta pc; near 18th and o; large lot.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.). go 14th NV.
FOR SALE-A $1,000 HOME FOR s., 800. WITH
hrst trust Of *, 600 now on 1t; Just of 18th
lot.
BOSS b PHELPS Qnc.). 80 18th NV.
FOR SALE : 10-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
west Of 10th and near Park road; for $4,000.
Had hrst trust Of $1,000. Cost $780, A
great big bargain. Six-room houses sell for
Sc. 600 in this choice section.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.), 91o 18th NV.
FOR SALE-I STREET NV, WEST OF CONN.
ave.; very swell neighborhood; rooms,
bath: fine lot: Price. $1,000: press brick.
BOSS PHELPS Qnc.), 01o 14th NV.
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A BEAUTIFUL. HOME; PLENTY OAK SHADE,
abundance Of fruit, henney. garden and ga
rage; must be seen for full appreciation.
SO6 Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-D.D. THOM
1927 r NV. 11r. b$55. 90
1853 willard. Or, b. $50
2417 Pa av,Sr. b. .. %. 90
1884 E ne. Or. b.22.1
1912 G ne. Or. b.2.50
lie d ne, Or, b. Fl so
$40 Hobart NV, Or. b2O. 30
sos 18th ne. 7r. b.@.50
1870 e, 6r, b. 1880
1926 z ne, Or, b. %. 30.
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SO. 80. .2NA Z ne, or. b
$50. so. .z54 18th se. Or. b
$40. .616 K NV, store
$3.50. 1851 Emerson
ne, Or. b
$3.50. .7S5 18th ne. ST.
1880. .474 o. Arb, dat
$780, 28 l6th ne. 6R
S12.0.. 1872 llth e,st0
$3.50. 1910 K NV, col, 4r
b. 923 New York ave.
PSON L CO., 1885 = %.
$40 18th ne. 6r. .18.W
11O1 NJ av sc. 7r.b17.5V
GOT C se, 5r.....16.50
A22 18th NV, Ar, b. 16. 90
1881 Gales ne, 6r. 12.O0
1909 Kramer ne. 1880
42S 18th Sc, 4r. 1850
624 Gordon av ne. 4r10.50
1884 Cooksey pl, 4r.S.5O
n Champlain. 1850
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WANTED-HOUSES.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SALE-A I5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE on
one OF the prettiest streets OF the northwest;
lot nearly 80 feet wide by $50 feet deep to
public alley. By spending a few hundred dol.
lars on this building you could easily realize
. monthly rent OF 500. viii be sold at
sacrince-oniy $A.I5o. You will buy 1t without
going inside.
BOSS PHELPS unc.,. 90 18th NV.
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FOR SALE62O VARNUM ST., PETWORTH:
handsome dwelling; q bargain; to settle estata
WIN. WRIT CLARKE SON.
Baltimore.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
FOR sALEAr PARK LANE ONE s-ROO1
house. lot 5ox150; price. 81 400. Groom. lot
los; price. 1000; outbuiIdinss and fencss
sf;s & s;ssEe o ss.' b. h: si e..
NEW ADDITION TO CHEVY CHASE.
HIGHwo0D.
In s ses histrt S',s Of ,S Columbia.
Only two squares from Chevy Chase Circle.
Lot. In other :Sbd!Si.,On. me near III. or.,.
selling 1S fST sFG% s s%r to COO.
R. E; ,. + YYELLorT:
-k kSxTF1T ;s, rH za:s,s TOY y, nay q. xAsz.
VIE x ELEerRIc Sk ko op Ell EITas Ell s:
v EsHzR Ee On ps sGspFVIs1oS FOB IN
J. q. MILLER. 1904 =.
$500 Is SUFFICIENT
To finance the building Of your home In the
Chevy Chase section. This means having
home where your own taste and indi-
!iduality predominate. Prices range frsa
Ask NJ for details.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Ina
us 10th q. NV.
FOR sALEsEvERAL BEAUTIFUL HOMES
HEERS H;fsf: WI! ase G sna c T.
CHEVY CHASE PARK.
CHEVY CHASE PARK.
Buy q beautiful villa site In this desirable
subdivision. It 10 In the future section of
Chevy Chase. between the Chevy Chase and
Columbia Country clubs. ana close to the Con.
uect1eut avenue car line. Streets to be ma
cadamized and perfect sewer system installed.
CHAS 8. MUIR & CO..
14OS New York ave-
BEAUTIFUL. HOME; PLENTY OAK SHADE,
abundance OF fruit, hennery. garden and ga
rage; must be seen for full appreciation.
KEREOOT. Substation, Riverdale, Nd. Once,
300 Pa ave. NV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15

The management of the Motordrome
calls the meet tonight the formal open
ing of the track. While several meets
have been held this season, they have
been under difficulties. The dates have
been rarranged to provide for one meet
week and that not to conflict with
the races at the Salt Palace. The purses
at the Motordrome have been increased
and everything points to plenty of
thrillers for the rest of the season.
Charles Bake, the speedy Los Ange
les rider of the professional class, ar
rived in the city last night and will
make his first appearance at the Motor
drome tonight. Bake claims TO have
made the fastest mile ever recorded, q
mile in thirty.nine seconds, but owing
to the fact that no f. A. NJ. representa-
tive was present the time is not Off
cial 1t is thought Bake Will be the
main competitor of Ray Seymour who
has been winning all the big races at
the Motordrome so far this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
SEASON FOR TROUT
FISHING IS OPEN
Vanguard of Disciples of Izaak
Walton Begin Annual
Pilgrimage.

The trout fishing season in Utah opens
today and the vanguard OF the disciples
of Izaak Walton. several hundred strong.
was on its way to the different streams
and lakes OF the state at an early hour
this morning TO get q good start The
big fishing army will go out Friday
night and Saturday morning. however.
some TO remain only Saturday and Sun
day. while scores OF others will spend
week among the fnny tribe
Dealers in piscatorial equipment did
not need to be told Wednesday that to-
day brings the opening OF the trout sea
son. Their sales showed that the big
near and that the nsherman's annual
pilgrimage to the lakes and streams was
about to begin. The places handling ash
ing supplies were thronged yesterday
with belated anglers making their final
purchases Of tackle. and the state game
commissioners Office also was popular
place for the belated license seeker
There also was great and varied discus
sion among the fishermen as TO the best
kind of bait.
A few OF the fishing parties going out
A. F. Smith. George Roberts. j. H.
Cox, James Tuddenham and c. F. Turner
will camp on Lost creek for. a week
o. RI. Hewlett Lester Hewlett Werner
Hewlett and George Rose will fish along
the Weber for few DAYS. Others going
10 the Weber are G. C. Burt, Sam Fisher.
4. ii. zero, Z. Humphrey, Rodney ASH
ton and Edgar Squres, who Will spend
two weeks at the head Of Weber canyon.
J. Bergstrom, e. Flygare. G. F'redell. p.
Snyder and Charles p. Margetts also will
go to the Weber canyon.
A. 3. Greeson ". A. Aries John
Lucas. F. A. Wright and Robert Wright
will try their luck on the Provo river,
Tony Wheeler Harry Haywood. Ed Rich
Mitchell, w. Cotton and A. Trip also
will go TO Provo.
Ward Mitchell. Clyde Mitchell and W.
Robbins Will go to Spring Runs. With
them Will be G. P. Mullinger Mike Har-
vey. Jean Powell and G.. Singleton.
Fl. F. Robinson. r. l.. Hill. F. Wilson,
I. NJ. Higley. w. Morgan and A. Clayton
are going TO East canyon
Lester Bullock. Clyde Hitler. Roy
Bouck. DR.. c. E. Carter and r. C. Kings
ley will go to Cottonwood. G. NJ. Ray
bould will fish in Dry creek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
MORGAN is LITTLE WILD,
BUT SCATTERS BINGLES
Boise TrOunces Butte, 8 to Z,
and Cellar Champs Beat
Helena, 5 to l..
Yesterdays Results.
Salt Lake. 8: Great Falls. S.
Boise. 9; Butte, I.
Missoula, D, Helena, /.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, June II
Keeping the hits well scattered; Issuing
port. Morgan pitched the Saints to vic
tory in todays matinee which was re-
plete with thrillers of the kind which
the fans like. The score was 20 D.
Corneius's good besnning proved Z:
false start. and his troubles began In
the third round. In the latter part OF
the first half of the sixth. after the SKY
scrapers had pounded his delivery Tor
eight safeties, including three -baeger
and double. Cornelius was yanked and
to the mound. Two hits. both singles.
was the extent OF the damage done to
Rube
Great Falls scored twice in the first
on a single by Toner and an error by
Cordtz. who let Toner'S grounder trickle
through his hands in center field. Cloth
ier's home run came in the second with
man mar CAV gave the Eiectrics another tally in
the third, and Foster scored In the sixth
on singles by himself. Griffin and shan-
non.
Two singles and a sacrifice counted
Schimpff in the third; and Morgan stole
iona onia iFn styIe '~ tpipe % by pevereaux es and
Pendle toms single brought the Skyscrap-
ers' third tally in the fourth: Cornelius
passed Spencer in the first Of the e, fifth. nth
bingle by Blankenship. The Salt Lake
manager stole second and third and reg
istered when Orr reefed a double across
third.
Cornelius scared high in the sixth, al
lowing two hits. erring in Judgment once
and passing one. He was sent to the
bench and Hildebrandt was substituted.
With the bases full and none out, and
the visitors two in the lead, Schimpff and
Morgan scored on throws in from two
long flies TO left and right field by Van
and Blankenship.
With one down in the. ninth, Deyer,,
eauX coaXed pass out of Rube, reached
second or PendIetons sacrifice. and
scored when Schirnpff dropped Texas
Lacquer over Toner'S head.
1t was good ball playing on the part or
the visitors which gave them the game
today. Morgan pulled out of a dan
gerous situation in the sixth when Great
Falls filled filled the sacks twice, but
could squeeze In one run only.
About 500 fans saw the game, and the
attendance would have been much larger
but for the thunderstorms which de-
iayed the start for an hour.
Manager Reed was sent to the bench
In the early part OF the game for dis
putting a decision with Umpire Toman.
SALT Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15

The first meet on the Wandamere mo-
tordrome since the rearranging of rid
ing conditions and the resetting Of the
racing, dates will be held tonight with
card of feature races which will be
one of the fastest of the season.
One feature will be an eight-mile
"express train race in which six of
the fastest professionals on the track
representing as many express trains on
western railroads, will race. This will
be in honor of the visiting passenger
agents here attending the passenger as
sociation meeting. Another feature will
be match race between Al Warde and
" Red - Brodbeck, TWO of the top notch
professionals at the track. and this
promises to be interesting Both riders
have been showing we'll in the first part
Of the season and should make good
match race Besides these two feature
events there will be seven other at
fractions including fast races for pro-
fessionals and trade riders.
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TORN MARS PERFECT DAY.
'<aretta Gives Thrill In Third Race
by Nosinu Out lono Shot.

qsaretta Gives Thrill in Third Race
Dy Nosinu Out Long Shot.
<tQN!A. Ky. June IA storm
y proke as the third event WAS be-
tun: marred an otherwise perfect
~ Latenia today,
q tnird race furnished the most ex-
y iinish. Handzaretta coming from
ne IN q strong stretch run and barely
~ out the long shot. Lady Orimar
..Aorasion nose back. Summary:
race. five furlongs-McCreary
straight. won. Judge Sale. $3.50
& ,e'eeecoud; B'Airy, Sc. ri. show, third
c9nd race. mile and a sixteenth
a.Isca. sS straight. won, BIocleler
p,mree. second: Belfast. $50. show
Zine, l:47 2-5.
N a. race, six furlougs gs-Handzaretta
= S.ralght, won; Lady Orimar, $63
4 IScond: Abrasion. S2s,70. show
lime lila l-5.
'Srsn race. five furlongs-Star Jessa
. Sf.ou straight. won. Dilatory, $500
a second: Foretop, $l1.2O. show
~ llme. l;01 3-5.
ii p. pIsce. mile and a sixteenth
~ ~. hoes: ST so straight, won: Dis
~; M.SO. place. second: Exenplar
IN b"uw third. Time. Isl 4-5.
M, Iaee mile and ree-slxteenths-
4aus 4ls6 1880 straight. won; Tom Big
,T,"aMv' place. second; Stone Street
sniro- Time. 2;0f.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
HELENA

Summary: Earned runs-M!ssouIa B.
Stolen base-Murray Sacrifice hts-Dea-
kns. Baxter. Sacrifice ay-Thompson.
Two-base hits-Deakins .. Double play
Omara to Baxter. Bases on balls-Off
Anes /, off MeCafferty 2. Struck out
bases-Helena s. Mssoua 9. First base
on errors-MIssoula .. Helena 3 Time
! hour IS minutes Umpire-Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
Brigham Sportsmen Ready.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, June 14.-Prepara-
tions are under way for the annual cru
sade of local sportsmen To the streams
in the hills east OF this city. Most OF
the Brigham sports will pass up Box
Elder canyon this year on account OF the
early spring floods which. they claim,
killed most of the fsh in the stream.
They will go to the fields in Mantua and
to the heads of the different streams.
Many left today for the creeks IN the
Cache Valley mountains. especially Para
disc creeks. where angling is usually
good the opening OF the season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15

'Batted for Kane in the ninth.
"'Batted for Remneas In thirteenth.
BOISE

Summary: Left on hases-Butte. 4.
Boise. g. Stolen bases-Fries. Mathes.
Perrine, DocHstader Sacrifice hits-Kil
HAY CD. Elsey. Hannah. Two-base hits
-Mathes. Flanagan. Perrine. Flick.
Case. buddy. Brooks. Fries. kellactey
Three-base hlt-Bauer. Runs batred in
Mathes, g. Perrine. 3: Fries. 4, Bauer. 4;
Brooks, 2. Double play-Kililay 10 Wa
ters TO Kellsckey. Innings pitched-By
Kane, .: Remneas. 4. Base hits-On
Kane. TO- Remneas, Struck out-By
KHlilay u Kane. I: Remneas l. Bases
on bails-Otf Killlay 5; Kane. 1, Rem
meas. 1. Wild pitch-Iiane. L. Hit by
pitched ball-Waters by Kane. Time
10. Umpire-Wright Attendance-300
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Harvard Football Practice On,

rrbwF9RT. rb r. l.. June l4.-Candidates
Harvard 1911 football team viii
Ssrrs summer training on an island
,hsaeeansett bay owned by Mrs.
shton '-'aeH Fercy ~
4 'sland was left to Mrs. Houchton
4 sg torner husband, the late Rev, DIR.
-Trn. Lewis Howell. a millionaire
5nsh OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs,
n ma re we're married about a month
i, Thn TN spend their summer on the
"a 10 49,, nootnail candidates are ea
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BOISE TAKES LONG ONE.
Suite Loses After Apparently Having
the Contest Tucked Away.

BUTTE. Mont. June 14.-Butte, after
having the game apparently tucked away.
lost TO Boise today. . to Z. the game 60
ing thirteen innings.
Butte assumed an early lead, bur Boise
caught the Mountmen in the first part OF
the ninth inning and got two runs TO the
good. Butte tied Boise in her half but
with two gone in the thirteenth. singles
by King and killiay and triple by
Bauer gave Boise two runs and the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
POLICE CHIEF "coMEs BACK"
Takes levy's Place Among Senators
MssouIa Wins With Ease, 5 to I.

HELENA. Mont. June 14.-Chief OF
Police Jack Flannery, who starred for
the Senators In the DAYS when the old
Pacific Northwest league. stretched from
day Leyys hand was so badly injured
In yesterdays game that he could not
play. and Flannery will finish the week
with the home team,
McCafierty was invincible in the
pinches today and Missoula won easily
TO L. The visitors punched hits on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
American League
Red Sox Win in Fifth.

BOSTON, June 14.-Boston defeated
Cleveland today. winning in the fifth In
ming when the locals connected with
Mitchell for four hits and tallying four
runs. Speaker strained the ligaments OF
his leg in a slide to the place and was
carried from the field. He Is expected
to return to the game In a few days.
Score: r. H E.
Boston =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Cleveland ...s..s............,1
Batteries-karger and Nunamaker;
Mitchell West and Land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
Ford Beats Tigers.

NEW YORK. June 14.-The locals won
from Detroit today. Ford pitched grand
ball for New York at critical stages,
striking out Cobb and Crawford in the
ninth with two men on bases and only
one out Caseys wild throw in the sew
enth decided the game. Score;
R. H. z,
Detroit ......,,......,....,... 10
New York Observation-Disclosures, 6
Batteres-Iively, Summers and Casey:
'Stanage, Ford and Sweeney.
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GREAT FALLS.

Summary: Stolen bases-Blankenshl
3; Spencer .: Morgan. Sacrifice hits
Spencer. Pendleton, Schimpff, Hoffman.
Earned runs-Salt Lake. 4. Great Falls.
|3. Sacrifice flies-Fan, Blankenship.
Huelsman. Two-base hits-Orr. Muir
ply Three base e-hits-Devereaux. Toner.
Home run-Clotbier. Double play-Pen~
dleton to Orr to Devereaux, Bases on
balls-Off Cornelius 3, off Hildebrandt.
3, Struck out-By Morgan, 6: Cornelius,
/. Hit by pitched ball--Morgan, Huels-
man by Cornelius, Blankenship Wild
Lake. Z, Great Falls. T. Hits-Off Cor
nelius. in five and two-th innings;
off Hildebrandt, 2 In three and one
Time 90. UmpIre-Tomen.
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National League
Byrne Wins for Pirates.

PITTSBURG. June 14.-Bostop made
It's first appearance OF the season In
Plttsburg today and was beaten in n
close game, Fittsburg scored three runs
in the eighth. In the ninth Boston tied
the score Pittsburg won in the ninth
when. with the bases full. Byrne batted
a single 10 centerfield, scoring the win
ming run. Score; r., II. L.
Pittsburg .,.... .s.....,..,..,4 IL 2
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Batteries-Ferry and Gibson; Mattern
and Killing.
Additional Sports on Page Twelve.
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teen minute shower which had muddied
the field SO badly that the Helena tnfleld
could not handle itself. The score:
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'ORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

A handicap based on past perform
ances. time. weight and track conditions.
Five points to pound. twenty points
TO length.