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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27

BOXING BOUTS OF 10
ROUNDS MADE LEGAL
Blue Law Measures Repealed
With Bill Just Signed by
New YOrk's Governor.

ALBANY. y. T.. July 2s.-The bill es
tablishlng a state athletic commission to
regulate boxing and sparrinC matches
was signed today by Governor DIX.
The commission. appointed by the gov
ernor. viii consist OF three members, OF
whom two must be residents Of New
York City. Any club. corporation or as
sociation conducting boxing or sparring
exhibitions must secure a license from
the commission. which is 10 be forfeited
In the event OF any sham or fake ex
hibitions being given. No match shall
go more than ten rounds and the con-
tesIants shall wear gloves weighing at
least eight ounces
Each club or association giving box
Ing matches must file a bond In the sum
OF $4,000 with the state comptroller. and
the latter IS authorized to collect a tax
OF per cent OF the total gross re-
ceipts from the sale OF tickets 10 such
exhibitions. The commission is TO re-
port annually TO the legislature The
new law goes into effect Immediately.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
PEDDLERS' STRIKE
RESULTS IN RIOTS
Three Chicago Policemen Are Injured,
Scores of Peddlers Beaten and
Many Arrests Made.

CHICAGO. July 2s-Riots in which
three policemen were injured, ons peddler
was hit on the head with u hatchet and
scores were severely beaten, marked an
other day OF the peddlers' strike against
the anti-nolso ordinance.
Women carrying babies In their arms
took part in the biggest riot, in which po-
that had attacked a peddler who refused
10 Join the strikers, The peddler's wagon
had been overturned, the contents spilled
in the street and tho owner Was nelng
stoned when the police arrived, The riot
crs hurled bricks at the police and two OF
them fell. seriously Injured
4 grocery store was tho object or one
dernonsi ration. and numerous delivery
wagons were ruohbed their drivers beaten
and the contents Of the wagons de-
stroved.
Police were forced to shoot over the
heads OF the rioters many times To com
pei them 10 retreat Scores OF arrests
were made. several being women,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
woRkHoRsE WINS AGAIN.
Mao That Pulled PioW Last Year De-
feats Equine Arlstocrats.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. JULY 26.-Ths
greatest crowd assembled at a race meet
Ing here since the famous Allerton Mel
son match in 1891 today saw Tommy
Murphy's graduate plowhorse. r. 7. G.
repeat recent triumphs and capture bis
third great stake IN as many weeks ne
won three Of the heats necessary 20 ce
termine the winner in the 2:l2 trot for
the Furniture Manufacturers $4,000
stake.
r. 7. c. won the FIRST two heats as he
willed In the third heat the geldinC
broke badly while passing the quarter
Belvasia. Lewis Forest and ~ Stanlcv
made a great finish OF this heat. nose
apart, In the final heat r T; 6 got
all the worst OF the start, but beat out
Belvasia by neck In spectacular ma
ish.
To achieve his victory R T. c; had TO
step a full second and q half faster than
his best time in the 10000 Paper Mills
In the Eli pace, zom6rewer. after
showing M the feld and having thlnEs
all his own way IN the first heat, went
lame in the second and was drawn In the
third. the race going 10 Annie Laurie
after two overtime heats.
The summary;
?:ii pace. three In I'VE. slooO-Annis
Laurie won third. fourth and nth heats
and the race. Best time. g:osi zeuls
Hal won second heat Time: 2;oIa. Zom-
2:os trot, two in three. s1ooo-Gold
Dollar won in straight heats. Best ume'
Gosh Donlabor was second and Cap-
tain George third.
2:I2 trot. three In i've, Furniture Manu-
facturers stake $40. .000-R. T. G, ch. &.
by Prince March (Murphy)., won nrst'
second and fourth heats and the race.
Time, 2:o7i. 2;O6i. 2;077. Belvasla. br.
m by Bineara. won third heat. Time:
2:esi. Lewis Forest blk z. third Al
stanley and Arc Leyburns started.
2:O9 pace, two In three, $l0pO-1win
king Dan won first and third heats
and the race, Best time, 1;O't. Don won
second heat. Time. 2:0si. Ny Shady
Belle was third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Today's Butte Entries.

BUTTE. Mont, July 2s.-Entries for
Thursday;
First race. six furlongs. selling-Buru-
Ing Bush. Deneen Voting. Hammeraway.
Rusk Robert Mitchell. 12l: Rey el Tovar.
IL Perfecto. Oswald b. ll9. Contra Costa.
III: Bonils. 1l6.
Second race six furlougs. sellins-Ben
Stone. Cheers. Chief Desmond. Waner.
1871; Margaret Randolph. Biskra. ll9: po-
mithlda. III. Hereto. Ill; Venetian,
Green Isle. Abigail X. i0e.
Third race hve furlonEs li2,
Winkler. Three Links, Nidad. Mimoroso,
lO9 Dude. Percy Henderson Mono Lake.
I07. Electric. l0+.
Fourth race FIVE and half furlonss-
Madman. l22: Terms Trick. Pawhuska,
Il0. Copperton. 100. White Wool. 9s
Fifth race mile and twenty yards. sell
ing-Force III: Charlie Rothschild. Fore
qua I'd Knight OF Ivanloc. III. Little
Marchmont Court Lady. 100: Fereno,
l07: Stoneman. lO6: Parlor Boy. se.
Sixth race futurity course. selling
Rosamo. Darlington ll?; Tillinghast,
Sam Barber. Menden. Frank G. Hogan,
sixteen. Gilbert Rose, loe Santhis.
Sevenfull. l07; Elmeta Hamilton. log. Ban
Ann. %.
Weather clear: track fast.
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Arasee's Victory Over Fern l..
Taps the Layers for Large
Sums Of Money.
SUCCESSFUL SECOND
CHOICES WELL PLAYED
WorkbOx Another on Which
the Talent Cleans Up Nu-
merous Big Wagers.

BUTTE. Mont. July 2s.-Today'e card
at the track OF the Butte Jockey club
was divided between three fnvorites and
three heavily played second choices.
Arasee. which looked TO be the deserving
one. won the feature after stirring
struggle with Fern l.. which led all the
way and only weakened at the end.
Fern L. took a commanding position
at the start and was never headed until
the latter part OF the trip. when ArsseH
showed his class. 1t was disastrous
day for the ring.
The summary:
First race. selling. futurIty course
Muivehiu. TO CMcIntyre). second:
Adena Q to 5 (Warrcn). third. Time.
1:l0 3-5 Annie Nelson. Niia, Bucka-
lucksy, judith Page and Garter Ligh,
second race, selling. futurity course
Lena Lech. 10 (Grossl. won; Fancy.
s TO 1 Denny. third. Time 40 2;5.
Acoln. Dorothy Ledgett. Sir Barry. Ida
D. and Good Shin also ran
Third race. selling. FIVE furionEs"
10 to / (McBride). second; LADY Macy.
4 to / tGroth), third. Time. :5s 3-5. Fore.
Lomond. Miss Sly. J. F. Cowley. Uncle
Jimmy Gray and Elizabeth Harwod also
ran.
Fourth race. handicap. one mile -
Arasee. 10 . (Coburn). won; Fern l..
to 2 (Kederls), second; Spohn, TO 5
twarren), third. Time, l;a9 80. Black
Mate also ran.
Fifth race selling. six and a half fur
longs-Billy Myer. to | (Rooney), won:
Ocean Shore % 10 ] ,BuEtonl. second;
Muff 10 (Hopkins). third. Time,
20 3-5 No Quarter. Montauk Don
and Gene Russell also ran
Sixth race. selling. six and hall fur
Fg,, Uela n n
Narburg TO ! tTaylor). second. lie
Knows. S To l (Rossl. third. Time
1.l9 3-5. Madeline Musgrave, Jack
Stryker Miss Picnic. Heine and Florence
A also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
OFFERS LARGE SUM
FOR A MONOPOLY
Grand Junction Man Thinks Exclusive
Privilege for Running Saloon
Worth $4,000.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo, July Pa
Twenty thousand dollars is offered for
the privilege OF conducting the only sa-
loon In Grand Junction, man who
gives the name OF -. W. Wilson has
Inserted advertisements In the local pa :
pers Offering that amount yearly and
asking all citizens who favor selling
liuuor rights In the city for half enough
10 pay the entire yearly expenses OF
Wilson II is stated is trying TO secure
enough signatures 10 call up again the
question OF voting the city wet this
fall.
city officials. however. declare they are
opposed TO reopening the LIQUOR question,
and the most stringent anu-liquor laws
are being enforced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
AVIATOR BEAUMONT
WINS $4,000 PRIZE

RROOKIANDS. England, July PA.
Reaumont Lieutenant de Conneau) won
the 500. 900 prize offered by the London
Daily Mall for the circuit OF Great Brit :
ain aviation race OF 1910 mIes. me
Frsnohnan reached the finish here al 2;0I
o'clock this afternoon. making a splendid
''voIplane" from a height OF 1000 feet
j. Vedrines reached tho goal at 5Ii
o'clock Both Frcnchmen received an en-
thusiastic reception from r huge crowd:
Beaumont. on eight!ng. was seized by
admirers and carried shoulder high 10
his tent
Beaumont's total nctual flying time was
20 hours IS minutes and Vedrines Is
hours 90 minutes.
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"sprint' which will doubtless be unani-
nous. Events at the motordrome have
reached stage of considerable inter
est since Monday night S meet, On that
occasion Whittier got away with two
first places, beating his speedy rival,
Seymour. in both events. Whittier g
friends cheered him to the echo when
he led the riders in the invitation event
and again when he took. the six-mile
open professional.
Seymour, who has been in the habit
of taking practically all of the first
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
EIEcTRICS DEFEAT HELENA.
Great Falls After Hard Flight Wins
From the Statesmen.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, July 26.-1n
another of those nerve -racking finishes
the Electrics wrested rightfully earned
victory from the Senators grasp In the
ninth inning OF the second twilight game
OF the season at Black Eagle park this
evening.
With two gone in the last Of the ninth
the Electrics turned on the juice, Toner
whipped q swift Srounder 10 Shea and
the latter fumbled. Foster made good
In the pinch with n single between third
and short grounder from Griffin's s
bat was fumbled by Shea. allowing Toner
TO score. An attempt was made 10 eaten
Foster al third, but the ball struck him
and bounced TO the bleachers. enabling
him TO score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
WRESTLING MATCH TICKETS
WILL COST FROM 81 TO $40

CHICAGO. July 26.-Precautions
against rain will be taken by the pro-
moters of the Gotch h-HackonsChrnidt
championship wrestling match. which is
scheduled TO take place In the open air
at White Sox park on Labor day (Sep-
tember 81. II is planned 10 construct a
wooden roof out over the ring.
This will he attached 10 the roof OF
the Crapdstand at sufficient height
not to interfere with the Wow OF specta-
tors. II will cost $40 900 10 open the
gates according 10 the promoters, and
the prices OF admission have been fixed
at from 81 10 $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
SHIPPERS WIFE SHARES
WORK OF THE SAILORS

HALIFAX. n. s.. July 26.-one hun
drcd hours out from New York. whence
Rocinrocity mower boat race TO this port
the little power boat Snapshot III crossed
the finish line here tonight almost fity
ara cranky engines caused her delay
Throughout tho cruise Mrs. Iindemann,
the shippers wife. was the best Of sail.
ors She stood her trick AT the wheel
and maintained the watch turn and turn
with the men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27

The riders at Wandamere motordrome
will be punched for fair at tonight 5
meet. the feature of the programme be
ing an unknown distance race for pro
fessionals, with all the fast ones entered.
Besides the racing feature and six other
fast events on the card, the rare attrac.
ton of listening TO the Don Philippini
band, which will occupy the motordrome
arena in concert of popular airs, will
be among the treats to be enjoyed by
motordromc patrons.
The unknown distance race has
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places on the programme. Immediately
got busy and wired the factory for
new Indian machine, proceeding on the
theory that his old machine had done
its best work.
The music of the Don Philppini band
is always a treat Salt Lake people
have heard the band during the past
two seasons and the band draws bigger
crowds than ever The entire band will
occupy seats in the center of the arena
and furnish music for the motordrome
spectators.
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been framed up purposely to develop
what Will doubtless be the fastest race
yet seen at the motordrome, this season.
The riders are bound to "keep up for
they do not know when the referee is
going to wave the white Gag, which
means that they have two laps more to
ride. The whole bunch of professionals,
including Seymour, Whittier. Brodbeck
Ward. Mcneil, Bernstrum, Thomas and
all the rest. will participate in this
event, giving promise of some pretty
riding and a burst Of speed in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
FASTEST BOAT
SINKS AFTER RECORD RACE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PEORIA. Ill. July 26.-The Dlsturbcr
H. covered five miles today at the rate
OF 37.6S miles per hour which Is faster
than any other boat In the United States
ever Travelled. The Dixie ILL.,. defending
the International trophy last fall, made
34.05 miles an hour.
AT the beginning OF the fifth lap the
Disturber's steering gear tore loose and
the crew steered the boat with their feet.
moment later she sank with the So
600 Fauber hydroplene in 80 feet Of
water.
The Red Top III. won the 25 miles race
at the rate OF 1856 miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Golf Championship.

matches. one I'm which Mason Phelps. the
western champion. defeated Henry Hey
burn OF Louisville. and the other which
victory over ]. e. Schletman, OF Detroit.
were the features OF the second round OF
match play FOR the Western amateur
golf championship today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Frankie Neil Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO July 26.-Frankie
Neil. former bantamweight pugllist. was
arrested at Glen Ellen today by secret
service operative and a deputy United
States marshal. charged with raising
government note of two dollars TO fifty
dollars The false note was passed on
a woman here named Lillian Drake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
TENNIS TITLE HOLDER
WILL NOT PLAY BROTHER

BOSTON. July 26.-E. P. Larned, Of
summit n j, defeated G. F, Touchard
OF New York in the fnal round OF the
lawn tennis singles tournament for the
I.ongwood cup on the courts Of the Long 1s-
Ga ~ "a Ga w. \. Larned. the
holder Of the Longwood title. Will not
defend the title this year not caring TO
play his brother for purely sentimental
reasons.
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walked. Oriet hit 10 left for base
Changnon lift 10 center. Roberts walked
forcing in Dashbaugh, Hanson hit to-
center, scoring Roberts. Murray hit to
center. scoring Hanson. AT last Walsh
ended the agony Ly lifting a fly. which
SchimpfG caught
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and after the visitors had annexed one
in the sixth the locals tied the game up
from pair Of singles, a passed ball. a
Wild pitch and a sacrifice fly In the sew
enth putting the game away.
'rhe fielding was fast and sharp and
the hitting confined to short snappy
singles Manager McCloskey was chased
from the field In the eighth Inning by
Umpire Lawler when he argued with the
official over one OF his decisions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27

Summary: First base on errors-butte
Q Struck out-By Remneas I, by Cor
uelius 1. Bases on ballsmof Remneas .
@ off Cornelius ]. Sacrlhce hNS-o9I
neljus. Perrine o Sacrifice fy-Brooks.
stolen bases-Whitton. Mathes and Levy
Double play-Levy TO Flick 10 kellaGkey.
eft on bases-Boise Z. Butte .. III oS
nItcned balI-F'IIck Wild pitches-Rem-
meas > Passed ball-Hannah. Time oi
game hour and 5S minutes Umpire
IaWler,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Californian Wins at Tennis.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. July 26.-Mauricc
II McLoughlln Of san Francisco. won his
way into the semi finals of the Western
sftnrnoon when he defeated Ajax Squair
Of Chicago In his third round match Cd.
s-i Heath Byford won over Roland
Noerr of 81. Louis after A match which
vent the limit OF three sets, winning 6-2,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Tariff Board in Wyoming.

LARAMIE, Wyo-. July 26.-W. c. Cof-
fey OF Washington. a member OF the Unit
cd States tariff board. Is here today 10
visit several sheep ranches to verify fig-
ures obtained by agents of the board ear
Her in the season. Mr.. Corey VIII deter,
mine the cost OF producing sheep ana
wool and this will be included In the re-
port to be made TO the president before
the meeting OF congress In December
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
White Hope Battle.

place of the Carl Morris-Jim Flynn fight
was announced today by F. 3. Ufer,
manager for Morris. who said the two
men would meet In 1O-round 60 in New
and Con. Riley will go TO New York next
week to train Flynn viii continue train
ing in Chicago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Dinge Challenges peanuts.

Pete Alexander, manager OF Dinge Nc
back McCarty against Peanuts SIN
clair for $3.50 side bet. providing Sin
clair will make 124 pounds on the after
willing to have the bout pulled of any
where IN public or private.
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Spanish festival, saltair, tonight, $50

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Summary: TWO base hits-Murray ?,
Roberts. Schmpff. Orr 3, Pendleton. Nor
gan First base on balls-On JaChs 3,
off Morgan . Struck out-By Jachs T.
by Morgan I. Sacrifice hit-Perkins
stolen base-Pcndleton Double play
Orr TO Van. Wild pitches-Jachs :. First
base on errors-M -Missoula l. Salt Lake ..
Time OF game hour and II minutes
Umpire-Toman. Attendauce-400
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
FAKE MEDICAL MAN Is
SENT TO PENITENTIARY

NEW YORK, july 25.-Dr. Ferdinand
Hartmann OF the Hartmann Medical In
stitute who pleaded guilty TO the charge
Of using the mails 10 defraud persons re-
siding In different parts OF the country.
was today sentenced by Judge Archibald
In the United States circuit court TO two
wears and three months Imprisonment at
Atlanta, Ga. and 10 pay hne OF s",
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
elJTTE BEATEN BY BOISE.
Irrloators Wake Up and Win Despite
Remneas Being I'm the Box

heot tbo Mountrnen here today in one OF
the prcttiest and most spirited games
seen in this city this year Suite scored
The IrrIentors scored one In the fourth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
bTwo out when winning run was made

summary. Earned rUUs--tieItnh IT,
Great Falls l. SACRIFICE hits-Foster'
ueIana / Great Falls .. WILD pitches
Manuel i, Ames l. Two-base hit-Nance
Three base htt-Prout Lett or bases ,s
6t, Manuel I Struck out-By Manuel T.
Sy Arnes 8. Time of game-l hour and
.S ,rirutca JTmpire-Wright-
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Vanderbilt Horse Wins.

TTREMBLY. France. July 26.-The
prx Flibustier run here today was won
nv w K Eanderbilts Polonaise.
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Cotton Bill introduced.

WASHINGTON, July a6.-The new cot
ton tariff bill approved yesterday by the
Democratic caucus was introduced today
Inv Reprcsentative Underwood and re-
serred 10 the ways and means committee;
OF which he IL chairman. Discussion or
the bill will begin tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
Game by Innings.

Aiesoula Ia the first inning Muir.
'fuek out. Morgan offered Walsh
ono and nc HIT II 10 right FOR
.ihonpson laid down an easy one
t,rteaux and Walsh was out al sec
lnompson was out stealing second
psshhaugh was batting.
sait Lake Cordtz popped up a
.'ul; Changnon caught Il, although
within few inches Of the grand
sehlmpn hit 10 right for base
- out 10 Thompson. Schimpff
-eona on wild pitch, Dressan
! Orr MI TO right for two bases,
seHlmPiI and Drcssar. who made
IL @ rom first 10 the plate, Dash
a. tne sun field dropped Dever-
ny ana Brick took second while
scored: Pendleton's popup was
Y by Walsh.
ne second Dashbsugh was out
.A 10 Van. Orict struck out.
e9n Out Orr TO Van.
SMSt. Lake Perkins got n base on
naorbdns ily WAS caught by
~ cordh hit past first for two
osunnpn got a two ba gger to
tcorlng Perkins and Cordtz. Van
rass1 struck out.
~ third Roberts got a two -bagccr
MA manson WAS out Orr To Van.
~. night, scoring Roberts. Muir
.ui,, .,ressan, who handled the ball
tnat Jachs arrived at third
hao-,, ,,anneo and Dressan caught
nan Lake Orr got a two -hagEer
DrVeTeauN sacrificed him TO
rendleton hit one through short.
pr, but Peudleton was out when
IN. 70 Steal second. Perkins sent
10 Jachs. who slowed it down
Perlpson picked II UP In time 10
ood ddVurth Dashbaugh was out on
svoH stop and throw TO Van.
rt'rra IN precisely the same way.
s b. easier for Orr. Changnon
,eendleton TO Van.
Lhhc Morgan was out Chang
ooer,s. Jocbs after giving
|kTs ~, ~ Woe ones hcaved so wild a
haa a5a"hon could not find it until
srb,n,o sb, reached second. Walsh
N nnmpu fly and Van famed.
urn Roberts famed Hanson
M MI past Orr. Jachs famed
a aa 10 center for two bases, bu,
saved .sNud u 10 third and Hanson
,Tuiic Walsh was at bat.
by TS.ae Dressan's grounder was
If In, ,NVoorts, who ran back tc
80 10 put Dressan out. Or
|nd ,,n rnucn nice two bagger int(
No wEs st out. Deshbaugh dropped
!" uvnat Devereaux had lifted INT,
au.h,n M" Pendleton was battinl
DeVereaux asleep al flrst.
afray Makes Good Catch.
s,hth Drcssan caught Walsh
ens stopped Thompson
MR. threw him out TO Van
an Ipu, Pendleton TO Van.
& h,ake .ake Pcndleton hit TO cente
d. Perkins hit an cas-
~Swh Tho FIRST base limo, bu
fuus,so was playing close In. feI
6 ID 4, and missed II. Walsh, how
~ una precipitatcd himself ont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-27
.soula Ball TOssers, by Des-
..rate Efforts, Almost Rob
Morgan of Game He Won.
eTTTNG TEAM CIRCUS
4 PLAYERS ALL THE TIME
,uud and Lofty Tumbling,
nau Stick Comedy and En-
rors Their Specialties.

ss.ouls will play Salt Lake today,
. o'clock. McCafferty or Grayson
,,,,cn for the visitors and CARRIER
sho home team. For the good Of
.ssuue Salt Lake baseball fans
"A t,v TO locate Missoula's hoodoo.
,.c,ice no other team in the Union
.csstion shows up better. The play
Ira sprightly and can do amazing
a but when they get into a regu-
rsmc the hoodoo begins to work.
4 has a number of brilliant players
WY they should not be on top In
4 Of the bottom is a problem that
interest every fan who sees them
Joyce says McCafferty is the
uitcher in the Union association,
ssems the skyscrapers will have to
|heir best to win.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

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