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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11

For nearly fourteen years Frank Kra-
mer has been riding bicycle constantly,
For nearly thirteen years Of that time
he has been a champion. first as the
American amateur title holder and for
almost eleven years the professional
champion OF America
He started riding because his health
was bad but no one looking him over
today would have a suspicion that he had
ever felt depressed on account of his
physical condition
az expect to be a bike champion for
a long time yet says Kramer.
"Every little dog must have his day"
says Clarke,
1t is Kramer's ambition to ride as
champion ten years longer and he bases
this hope on the care he takes OF his
health and his splendid physique now.
But Jackie Clarke figures that Salt
Lake will soon be the home OF the
American champion. for he has taken
out citizenship papers and has desig-
mated this city a his home, He says
there will be no excuse to offer if he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
SEYMOUR Is BEATEN
TWICE BY WHITTIER

Seymour, tho crack Wandamerc motor
cyclist badly beaten twice last night
by r. T.. Whittier. Seymour Is the rider
on whom Manager Redman Is anxious to
wager $500 that ne can beat any rider In
the world best two heats out OF three.
After the race last night Redman did not
say whether his wager still stands. Al
Wardi Scymour's teammate, was riding
stock machine and was not of much
help, He has new machine coming
Fully 1000 fans saw the races. The
first race in which Seymour was beaten
consisted OF two hve-mIle heats. which
were both won by Whittier. Seymour s
next beating was In the twelve mile open
free for all professional. Whittlcr's vic.
tories were decisive. In the first heat OF
the five-mile race he beat Seymour by
forty yards. and In the second heat he
beat him 100 yards.
Manager Rcdmau announced that he
had signed q number OF new riders. some
OF whom will make their debut in Salt
Lake next Thursday night. Among the
riders whom he hopes to sign Is Jake
De Roster. who arrived from abroad yes
terday
Senhouse. who has not been riding for
some time. sisnalzed his return 10 the
game by winning the hve-mile B class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
VII|
B00k|Es n
Talent Picks Right Hs,..
Four out of Six Event
at Butte.
WORLDS RECORD BROvp,
IN GRAND CIRCuIpp
Fastest Mile of Year and /
Three Heats by Side.
Wheelers.

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. lO.-Tn,
seemingly came back into thai,
day. The days events were u,u.
anything sensational. but ths,. -
speculation and with the talen, -.
OF n multitude of correct idea,
won the feature event In srirrIr.
ron 1r. Dougherty and Berkeisy
First race. selling. six tur)o,,,
snicker. to 2 (Frachi, won. ~
Miller. 20 to ! fRosen). second.
Maniey 5 TO ukederls). thIrd
:ls 10 Wa5anan. Reuben 'p,.
Bush, Swede Sam. Dcncen KIntdis,
Tony Koch also ran. ''"a
second race, purse. five lurlonss-r
Links. 8 10 . (McEgen), won. ~
Fashion, . 10 . tRooney). second.
15 80 | (Fischerl. thord. Time u.
Annuity. Love Day, Wild Fern nj
dad also ran. -
Third race. selling. six furlonvs- \
Wsrfield. 9 TO l.(Corcyl. won. fs,s
TO ] (tlopkins), second: WanN a
lFracn) third, Time. l.l5 I.s
Tovar, Margaret Randolph, sslnert I
Wells. Abe Slupskey and Biskrs ~
Fourth race. handicap five and 1
lurlongs- Enfield. - to ) tpsnuy,
DR.. Dougherty. 10 to (CarterI =,
Berkeley. to tMcEwen), thlri.
1:oI Mint Jones and Sterlin also n
Fifth race, selling. mllc-Pclro
(Corey). Won; Dave Weber IL
(Anderson), second; Triste, 10 10 4
teri. third. Time, l;i2 s-5. sle-s
Chas. Rotl,schild. Hsl. Jeanette M
triotic. Ronfils, Fanny Kemble ais,
Sixth race, selling. fuiurily 90
Gilbert Rose, { Ia (McEwenj, ycs,
nual Interest. 6 10 l (Cobnm). r.
Elmeta Hamilton. s 10 (HopkInsi,
Time. Ill %. BInocuIar. FickiI
Twilight Queen, Dennis Staliord
| ran.
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championship race. He led all the way.
Bert Small"y did not ride. because of an
injured foot. At the last meet he ran
a silver in his FOO, while stopping his
machine and this has developed into a
serious injury Senhouse also won rho
six mile open b class professional
Summary;
Four-mile open, trade riders race
Mat Warden. first, ClauIn. second: O.
Johnson. third. Time. 3:3S 20
Flve-m'le match race-Whlttler nrst I;
Seymour. second Red Brodbecl third
Ward. fourth. Time, 2:S2 la.
FlNe-n1ile = class. professionnl--Sen-
house, flrst Bcrnstrum. second; McNeil
third; Thomas, fourth. Time, 1905,
six-mile open. class q. professional
Senhouse, first: McNiel. second Thomas
third: Bernstrum. fourth. Time, 400 90
Tvelve-mile open free -for-n!l profes-
sional-Whittler, first: Bernstrum. sec
ond; Seymour, third: Senhouse fourth
In the twelve-mile race Ward did not
ride, because the former race. as Soy
mourS teammate. showed that his ma
chine was not good enough TO keep up
with the others.
Frank Kramer was introduced TO Wan
damcre fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
PERKINS PICKS
FRAYNE TO Win
Johnny's Manager Tells Why
Westerner Expects to Beat
Matty Baldwin.

Lack Perkins. considered one Of the
cleyerest managers OF pusiists in the
couniry. Is here with Johnny Frayne,
looking after his interests and directing
his training for his coming contest with
Nntty Baldwin Of Boston on the evening
OF August 1G at the big benefit for the
family OF Police Sergeant Johnston. VINO
was killed by Elmer Dewey. Perkins De-
lieves that Frayne is sure winner over
baldwin In this contest He said
TN the hrst PLACE; ] think Trayne Fra eve Is
pulled on n glove. but he has had los
OF hard luck. Every fight that he has
lost or where he failed TO get the DE-
training or was compelled 10 make
weight that was too light
''Frayne first impressed me as a com
ing lightweight when he beat Dick by
land for $1,000 OF my money shortly after
Myiand fought Battling Nelson for the
championship In San francisco; c,.sr
draw in New Orleans. He also made
1913 for Harlem Tommy Murphy WIN
i've DAYS, training and foushe NM his her, zen
Last but not least. he fought FREDDIE
Welsh TO ten-round draw. and Baldwin
lost a twenty round decision TO freoos
not long ago in San Francisco.
After comparing all these contests
and the fact thai he is fighting this time
at. a weight. that just suits him. and and
ground ten days before Baldwin feel
sure thai he win put UP the creates I
will beat any lightweight In the country
barring possibly the present champion,
Ad Wolgast'
Baldwin arrives SATURDAY TO put on the
finishing touches and then the public will
have a chance to sec him work. Any
way, the Salt Lake fans will see one OF
the best contests ever pulled OF In TINS
part OF the country
Committeeman I'm charge announce
that the reserved seats will be placed on
sale at Stickney's cigar store Saturday
morning and from present indications
! those who come late and expect to get a
good seat are apt 10 be disappointed.
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falls TO rob Kramer Of his honors to-
night at the Salt Palace. Kramer
worked out yesterday on the local saucer
track and expressed himself as satisfied
with his condition.
"Yet I always feel the change OF air
when I come here said Kramer. 'Tt
Is so thin. and light IL burns my throat
and makes me cough after a hard race.
Buth otherwise it doesn't annoy me and
feel confident OF winning over Clarke.
Kramer is 30 years old Clarke Is only
%. And the former has ridden about
six years longer than Clarke has. Jackie
was making IL warm for Kramer when
they were matched al Nailshurg for the
American championship After a tie In
heats up 10 the final. Clarke refused to
go on when the distance was changed,
IT was charged that the change was made
to save the champion
The Kramer Clarke race will be in
three heats. There will also be a pro-
fcssional race In three heats for three
quarters OF a mile. three mile open
professional in one dash. a one half mile
open amateur In three heats. and a two
mile handicap amateur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
WORLDS RECORD FOR PAcIN
Fastest Three Heats Ever N'r'
Raced on the Grand ClrtuIt

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. l9-m
record was smashed at Inc N9ns
dali Grand Circuit races tooss,
three miles OF the free -for-au cn
ship pace, with such speedefs %
pendence Boy, Earl Jr.. Inc ~
Estelyn w, contending. weIs
spectively In 2:01i. 2:02a,. a.VSs,
record for pacing three heats u ~,
The first heat. In addition 70 Ssi
speediest mile ever paced on us
Randall track. stands as Wv
paced mile OF the year. -
II was announced that lnian,
Of attacking the world s l,o.r"' ls,,m
TO sulky tomorrow. tne ciV'I ~ Ioss
the meeting. would Try " ~. ssy1
worlds trottlng record ior oarnllg VIZ
10 n wagon In the open -, naos
Championship freezer, -" r. sos
added. TWO in three-barI -, -scs.
ond and third heats anq por mn
time, 2;025. Independence Ell ihIrt
heat Time. 2:02s. The o Es' s;o,A,c
Ohio stake 2l2 trot, puss' hy a.
heats-Louis Forest. pix. Tims 4
Forest. won first , nens' won g
Belvasia. b. m. by B,hsSMn ch. 81
heat, Time. a:06i. Su''Tim Time.
Allerton. won third neat, r al 50,
Charlie Thomas, WilmernIineic Green q
Douglas McGregor LaaSS s,sd1
and Dorothy Hansbor9@asnt ansbon1a thTes ns 10
2:l4 trot. purse SlopV. .H,trsirhI d
Charley Mitchell won IN 5miraI -
Resi- time. 2,O7i. High a'
Lazarus, third. .,ooo ,hrcc 10
o;lS trot. purse slOoo, sl,, heats
Cascade won In stralsn' second.
time. 2.0Ss. Lady Willow
Lake. third.
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TodaY's Butte Enfues

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. io-Eal1t
Friday;
First race. four and a l,alr frri.
lapotec, ll1: promi; Gomul n
Boody. 1l0: Royal Dolly. Winhs
Lady Mint. Auto Girl Ionic. lii:
Fashion. Ethels, 81; Electric 2,
Second race five furlongs, 9ll,-
Perfecto. Bill Mayham, Klelnet n
Tony Koch, loa, Letltia, Warfare
Rose, Acquia. Lady Adelaide. lF;|
Nc. Amargosa. 1o2; Decency. ss
Third race. futurlty course. ssll,1'
Angus. New Capital. John T. .
III; Adena. Miss Sly. Lena Lad
Frank Ruhstaller. 1oi. Fore, ia, n
Boy. %; Wiltrude s., es. = -.
Fourth race. mile and quafta
ing-Round and Round. MolsssY
Foreguard. 104, Marigot, WhAdes
Luke Gates, 100; LittIeton. as.
Fifth race. mile, sclling-Ths
Bryce. Tihis. 107; Ocean Shore. q
Eammeraway, Fereno. lo3: yeEeslzz,
Sixth race. fururity courza 81
Mossback, ILL Sir Barry. 1903: D
ant, Flying. Doc Allen. MontauE
Lee Harrison, IL. los, Sokol. Britn'
Santhia. Placide, Bellflovar. loa
Weather clear; track fast.
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NO RACE NEWS SENT ol
Kentucky Tracks VIII Allow Hsft1
Machines Only.

LEXINGTON. KY. Aug lo.-pat4
the fall meetings Of the Hentucp
tracks were allotted at a meeting q
state racing commission here taq
follows:
Lexington. September u 70 ssFi
%, Louisville. September Is 10 ~
IA: LatonIa. October l6 10 Sovemp;I
The Louisville club vas The col
to bid for the Endurance stanls
$4,000. at four miles. and The rses
be run there.
Two important rules were olsfss
laid over for thirty days. os I
abolish auction pools and all lon'
betting except pari mutuels. Ihs
provides that all telephone and VI
wires used for the dissemilatm =
Ing news be removed from me s''
Both rules will be adopted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
JENSEN KNOCKED OUT.
McCIoskey's Utah Recruit RetIres After
Pitching One Bad Inning.

HELENA. Mont, Aug i0.-ReX Ames
allowed but one hit and one pass today
and Butte was shut out. Helena winning.
TO o. The Senators made life miserable
for two OF Butte's pitchers. Jensen. who
opened the game was pounded out IN the
first inning kibble's single. Steven S
homer and Bakers double. together. with
Zwickers error letting in three runs
Quick, who replaced him. was pounded
throughout the game. and the Senators
punched on him In the fifth Not n Butte
man got beyond second base. The official
score,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
New York Beats Detroit.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10-New York de-
feated Detroit In the last game OF the
series. The poor fielding Of the locals
assisted the visitors in piling up runs
Bauman, a New Bedford recruit, made
the star catch OF the game. robbing Cree
Of an extra base by great jumping
catch OF liner. He also cracked out
triple. Cobo's one hit was double.
Score; R. II. Il.
Detroit :. Observation-Disclosures. II 9
New York. .so-,..,.......,....12 1o
Batteries-Willett. Summers and Sta
mage, Vaughn and Sweeney,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
CHARLES W. MURPHY.
PIRATES GET KELLY: PAY
$4,000 FOR THE BATTERY

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug lO-Calcher
William Kelly OF the ST. Paul team was
tonight sold to the Pittsburg Nationals
for $4,000. Kelly will join the Pitts
burg team In September. With O'Toolc
already purchased, Plttsburg now owns
total cost OF s3b. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
Bloomer Girls Win.

Special Ia The Tribune.
LEHl. Aug. 10,-The Boston Bloomer
slrls nasebail team defeated the Fair
field Grays here Today 6 to q The
Bioomer girls have men pitching and
catching. but all the other positions are
1llcd by girls. The Rloomer girls play
In Salt Lake August 20 at Cooiey's Dark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
Blank Exiled, Sees Game Through Knot Ho
CUBS co To TOP OF
PERCENTAGE COLUMN
Pirates Leadership Lasts Only
One Day When Chicago
Displaces Them.

Pittsburg's first hold on the first place
In the National league this season lasted
but one day. They lost yesterday 10
Philadelphia and as Chicago won from
ST Louis, Chicago resumed the leader
ship. with nine point advantage.
The New Yorks, the only one OF the
five leaders not scheduled TO play, re.
main third seventeen points behind
PIttsburE and twenty points ahead OF
Philadelphia. with which team they be-
cir an important series today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11

Summary: Left on bases-Salt Lake s.
Mssoua s. Stolen bases-Van. Perkins.
Sacrifice fy-Jachs Runs batted In
DevereauX, Pendleton (2). Spencer, Dres-
san, Manuel. Two base hits-McCafertS,
Walsh. Spencer. Home run--Pendleton.
Double play-Daschbach to McCafferty.
Innings pitched-By Jachs 8. by Chev-
alier !, Struck out-By Dressan by
Jachs L. by Chevalier I, Bases on balls
on Jachs 4. off Chevalier /. Hit by
pitcher-Murray. Passed ball-FenneI
Time Of game hour and 55 minutes.
Impire-Wright.
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PITTsBURG Aug. 1o-Pittsburg lost
to Philadelphia in the ninth inning to-
day. Leificld was taken off the rubber
after pitching to two men In the ninth.
being succeeded by Ferry. Miller made
tumble and Carey misjudged n ny.
and these errors lost for the locals.
Moore was retired to give Walsh chance
AT bat, and he made good. getting q hit
and scoring Score K. II, Il.
Pittsburg :. ..........-.,...,..
Philadelphia ... .............,. II
Batteries-I.eifieId. Ferry and Gibson;
Moore Chalmers and Madden.
Umpires-klem and Frary.
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BITTROlFF STRIKES OUT II,
Great Falls Takes Both Games In Double
Header With Boise

GREAT FALLS Mont, Aug. 1o.-
Bittrolff again pitched winning ball In
the first game today, holding Boise to
six scattered hits and striking out
eleven. Joss blew up In the fifth in
ming of the first. when two passes, a
double. triple and a sacrifice fly gave
the locals four runs Bunched hits won
for Great Falls in the second game and
both pitchers had trouble all the way
Stone WAS given very poor support
The official scores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
HELENA.

Summary: Earned runs,-Helena s.
Sacrifice hits-Fleming. Baker. Ames
Two-base hits-Baker .. Home run
Stevens. Double plays-kibble 10 Flem-
Ing to ZWicker TO Fleming; Quick to
Mathes TO Zwicker- Base on balls-Of
Ames /. Struck out-By Ames /, by Quick
,. Innings pitched-By Jensen. one third ;
by Quick. seven and two-thirds Hits
OFF Jensen 3, off Quick Q. Time OF game
Il hour and 40 minutes. UmpIre-To-
man.
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American Association

ST. PAUL, Aug. 1o.-Milwaukce. A.:
st Paul, II.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1o.-Kansas
City Minneapolis game postponed, wet
grounds.
COLUMBUS. Aug. 1o.-Toledo. Q; Co
lumbus. 4.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 0.-Indanapois
Is; Louisville. T.
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Sells Brinker to Ouakers.

VANCOUVER. 3. c.. Aug. l0-presi-
dent Brown OF the Vancouver North
western league club announced tonight
the sale OF Outfelder Brlnker to the
Philadelphia club OF the National league.
Brinker was formerly a University af
WashinEton star
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
Championship Contests.

OMAHA. Aug. 1O,-Percy Siverd OF
Pittsburg and Walter T. Hayes OF Chi
caso were winners in the mi-finaIs of
the National Clay Court Tennis tour
nament and Will be contestants for the
championship cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
Summer Excursions on Nickel Plate
Road

Chicago to New York and return.
$1,000 Boston aud return. $4,000 Low
rates to other eastern destinations. On
sale daily. Liberal stopovers. Inquire
of local agent. or write c.. A. Melin,
D 2 A, Sll lfth ST.. Denver Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
ORR WILL DON CUB
UNIFORM IN SPRING
Murphy and Cooley Have Almost
Closed Negotiations for
Sale of Shortstop.

Only haggling about the price and
about how long the Chicago Cubs shall
have to try out Bill Orr. is In the way
wants to keep Orr until July l before
deciding whether &c send him back or
buy him This arrangement does not
stand In the way OF Orr becoming a Cub,
but he does want him back in time to
take part In the early games
IL Orr goes 10 Chicago, as he probably
back. II the Cubs decide they do not
want him some other League CHASING
higher than the Union association will
sobble him up. For this reason Cooley
must have $500 for Orr and that he
must be returned or bought by June IS.
He said he would take the risk OF Orr
being gobbled up by some other club,
mated by June Is, That reply was sent
in response tc the following telegram
from Murphy:
Chicago, Ill. Aug 10
d. G.. Cooley, President Salt Lake
Manager Chance thinks we should
have longer time to make payment
on Orr II we decide TO take him.
He thinks we should have at least
also be understood that If We do
not like the player and he is claimed
by some other. National or, American
that. II this is agreeable wire an
swer today, Regards,
CHARLES w. MURPHY.
President.
There is scarcely any doubt now that
Cooley and Murphy will come TO terms.
II Cooley gets $4,000 for Orr he will un-
doubted,y, hand Bill a nice little present
as there is nothing miserly about Cooley.
He would rather make money than
save Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
GREAT FALLS

Summary: Stolen bases-Flannigan, g.
Levy. .; Foster Griffin. Vance. Sacri-
flee hits-Shea. Stone. Two base hits
kellackey. Huelsman. Three base hits
Vance. Bases on balls-Off Stone, 81
off HiIdebrandt 4. Struck out-By
stone. 4. by Hildebrandt, 5. Double
plays-Prout to Clothier To Foster
Earned runs-Boise, Q; Great Falls. l.
Time-1 hour and 40 minutes Umpire
LaWIer.
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Excursion rates TO Brigham City via
Ramberger Electric and Ogden Rapid
transit line. Fare $500 round trip.
Tickets on sale Aug. 18th to o2nd. in.
elusive. Good returning limit of sale
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hits-Toner Bases on balls-off Joss, 81;
off Bittrolff, 4. Struck out-By Joss, g.;
by Bittrolff. /. Left on bases-Boise, 4:
Great Falls. 2. Earned runs-Boise, .:
Great Falls, 2. Time hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire-La Lawlcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11

The Retail clerks u eaSsSn.9p nisy pa.
hg Ii9 TO eSsState UsSsa leagners. vll FI''tb 30 q
mound lnen DE for the clerks 1,,ss sos YET ~. y.
a % nalnsGr aprsnge % number Of O'
games.
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Western League

Al. Sioux City-sioux city. ,; oma-
ha. 0.
At Denyer-Denver. Z: Pueblo. o.
At Lincoln-Lincoln o.; Topeka. I.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, .; st. Jo
seph. 9.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward. solo;
Horace S. Ensign. solo; sextet from
4" Lucia Banda MeXlcana. Wanda
mere tonight.
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Washington Beats st. Louis.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10,-Washington
defeated st. Louis In the final game of
the series. Groom pitched good ball. but
was given poor support, while the locals
hit Lake hard In the seventh inning.
The score: r. II. E.
Washington .. ................. 10 4
st. Louis ..........r......... 3
Batteries-Groom and Street; Lake and
Kritchell, Stephens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
Hildeaard Wins Civic in -,
ruerks want Games

PARIS. Aug. lo:-Tne ,oday, v
Generate. run Al isiGIH,idegard.
by Eugene BiSholl NV
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Fruit and Harvest Festival.

New features in Wild West Show
Saturday night. Saltair.
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Chicago Regains Lead.

CHICAGO, Aug. io-ChIcago regained
the lend in the pennant race by defeat
ing ST. Louis In a slow dra wu -out game,
while Philadelphia won from Pittsburg
Bunched hits by the locals. With the as
sistance of an error and Sallee's gener-
osity. nettcd Chicago Its runs, The
score X. Ii. r.:
Chicago ...,..'..'..s ~
". =
Observation-Disclosures. Curtis Brown and
Archer; SaIee. Woodburn. Laudcrmilk
and Bliss,
Umpires-Rigler and Finneran
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"Dattcd for Joss In ninth.
GREAT FALLS.

oVDIt Uy lnHIfISb-
Boise S;u..o o o Q %
Great Falls % 0 / s-5
Summary: Sacrifice hts-Shca, Levy
Bittrolff. Sacrifice flics-Griffin Two
bare hits-Whitten, Prout Three base
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
NETTLET0N STAR IN
DESERET GYM TENNIS

In the round table tennis tournament
which began yesterday at the Deserct
gymnasium the result of the singles was
as follows Netileton defeated Williams
O. and 6-2 Nettleton defeated GIllham
6-2 and 60. Carpenter and Roberts tied,
Cd and Ga Holeman beat Carleton 6-i
and CT. Carpenter and Roberts Will play
OFF their tie tomorrow The tournament
is likely TO last long time rs all the
players must meet every other player
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
SALT LAKE.

Manuel or Cheralier Is likely 20 pitch for
Missoula.
The official score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
American Leaeus
Chicago Beats Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.--In A poor
ly played game Chicago defeated Phila--
delphia in ten innings. Walsh pitched
good ball, but he was given wretched
support. Livingston was spiked in the
leg touching out Harry Lord at the plate
in the ninth and was forced to leave the
game Score: r. II. h.
Chicago ...s ....,.......,...... IL
Batteries--Walsh and Sullivan. Payne;
Morgan, Martin and Livingstone. Thorn