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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21

evening, the proceeds to go toward
| the Christmas eve entertainment.
Good apples are selling here 70
dollar a boX-a very reasonable
price for this locality. Eggs are
selling at 80 cents per dozen, and
potatoes at $3.50 per hundred.
Fred Vahlberg is logging on
his ranch and will put the logs to
the Dry Buck company mill.
The postoffice has been removed
by Mrs. Lou Moore, the present
postmaster, from the store build
ing to the farm dwelling adjoining.
The successor of the present post
master, who has resigned, has not
yet been decided upon, there being
two applicants.
George Boone is on a deal for
residence property in Boise in
exchange for his sawmill and so
acres of timber land.
Shirl Phillips returned Saturday
from a business trip to Emmett
Mrs. Guy Francis has been sick
several days, the nature of which
We have not learned, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Elmer Bowman, is
looking after the household duties
and attending to her wants.
H. A. Pugh has about finished
his logging for next seasons run,
but as yet there has not been suffi-
cient snow to put them to the
mill.
George Gibson is getting out
large number of posts, which he
will sell. There is always a good
demand for them the year around.
There will be another contest
trial on the Lee Zimmerman home
stead next month. The testimony
will be taken at Sweet. There were
a number cif cases in which the
testimony was taken and the
shorthand notes OF the official
stenographer were not transcribed
and the notes were either mislaid
or destroyed by the stenographer,
which necessitates the taking of
the testimony again, the case
above referred to being among the
Carl Zimmerman has rented his
at the Bend and is NOV
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BRAMWELL

Jack Little purchased hay in this
vicinity last week.
d. A. Thornock took a load of
turkeys to New Plymouth Tuv
Mrs. Lottie Hunter received the
news of the death of her father
last week.
J. C. Dewey and Aurthur William
of Emmett attended church at
Bramwell Sunday.
Wilfred and Dean Allen who have
been suffering from a severe attack
of La Grippe are improving.
Dave Hoagland of Caldwell is
threshing alfalfa seed this week.
The yield in most cases is extra
good.
Those who attended the Social
list meeting at Emmett on the / 4th
report large crowd in attendance.
Bramwell was well represented.
The following are those who went
from here: Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Wal
ker, Edna Miller, Mr. end Mrs.
Jos. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Carruth, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lucht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newman, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Cross, Fred Stolen
berg, Hugh Bishop and J,H. Hobson.
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DRY BUCK

Lon Phillips and wi e returned
from Emmett. where they have
been several weeks. They brought
new baby girl with them.
Mrs. Carl Zimmerman is on the
sick list, but nothing of serious
nature.
H. e. Beatty and N. S. Dms
have returned from a business trip
to CY' ell
james Moore has restocked his
store and is doing nice business
1t is great convenience to the
locality.
Fresh meat of all kinds can now
be purchased at the meat supply
camp on the river.
The literary society gave a box
social at the schoolhouse Saturday
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Ing bis household effectg to

ing his household effects to his
ranch here.
A large number of the young
people gathered on the hills last
Sunday with bobsleds, skeis, ETC.,
and spent jolly afternoon sliding
down." the snow being just right
for the sport The ladies wore
suits becoming to the occasion.
George A. Smith has returned
from a business trip to Boise. A
report was put in circulation that
he went there to get married, but
as he returned alone, no credence
is now given the rumor.
Telephone talk is again going
the rounds, but talk never amounts
to much unless accompanied by ac-
ton. We suggest a meeting be
called and get the expressions of
the people and results may follow
favorable to our locality.
we notlce there is a slight ten
dency here to divide up into &C
lions when matter is brought out
in the interest of the community
as whole. We trust such tendency
Will not enlarge. Everyone should
pull together and lay aside all pre-
judice or personal feeling in mat
tiers of this nature. One kicker
can sometimes do great deal of
harm, and while always a sore spot
to himself and the community, he
succeeds in gaining a certain fol-
lowing. He is to be pitied, but
IL sometimes seems as if summary
judgement should be meted out to
him.
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LETHA

Allen Newell left Monday for
Fruit!and.
Mrs. Epson and Mrs. Blom are
on the sick list this week.
The Anderson Sunday school
will hold short program Christ
maS night at the school house.
The carpenter work on the
church has stopped to make way
for the plasterers. Frank Bar
nard is doing this. Excellent
weather has prevailed during the
and as if the AL
had been waiting on us It
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
dex Reporters and Other
Sources.
HANNA

Alva Bogue drove over 70 Nyssa,
ore, on Thursday Of last week,
returning on Saturday.
The wen drilleis. Messrs. Rus
sell and Dickhue. are drilling on
the tract belonging TO the Idaho
Orchard Co. whore John Hoagland
lives.
Robert and James Howard have
resumed their work on the canal.
Mrs. Robert Howard and child
rem have gone to New Plymouth to
spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Great preparations are in pro-
gress for the Christmas entertain
ment TO be given at the school
house on Friday evening o this
week.
Mabel Crank visited at the idaho
ard home several days last week.
J. ]. Guthrie made a business
TIP TO Caldwell Monday, returning .
Tuesday
Miss Ecile Young will be home
from Boise friday to spend her
vacation with her parents.
Miss Josephine Wayman viii /.
spend the holidays at home She
Is expected to arrive from Mos
COW on Friday evening,
After spending several days on
the ranch with her father and
sister, Miss Haylor went to En-
NETT on Tuesdsy to stay with her
mother until after he holidays.
J. j. Rodgers Is moving his
household goods to ranch near
Boise this week.
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ton, the head carpenter, had gone.
showed Friday after Mr.. MouI-
As lie and others said, it looked
as il God was smiling on these peo-
pie.
James Kegsard is out rustIing
subscriptions for the Farmers
Mutual Insurance company.
Joe Ricketts, has secured the
mail stage route from Letha
to Emmett. He will make his first
trip January 2. The time table fol-s
lows: Leave Letha at 12:45, ar
rive at Emmett at 3:15. Leave
Emmett at 3:45, arrive at Letha at
els.
we overlooked the removal of
Tom Gordon to the bench. He is
now on the Birmingham place and
1t is understood that he and Deafy
are in partnership. Toms younger
brother Len is on Toms place.
Mr.. Miller of FruitIand visited
with VIII Barnard Friday and
Saturday last week.
Charlie Wilhelm has left for
South America. Charlie was always
soclable wherever you found him.
though he seldom took time to fro
lie at the neighborhood socials
he is well supplied with friends
VINO wish him success wherever he
goes.
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in attendance at the tabernacle
services Sunday and had bas-
ket dinner.
Mrs. G.. A. Warden and Mrs.
Delzell were shopping in Emmett
on Wednesday.
Bartlett McCool was at the par
entail home a short time at the
week send vacation. He return
ed on Sunday afternoon.
At the sewing bee at the home
of Mrs. Barnum the ladies report
good time, a splendid dinner. and
quite little sewing done. There
were about 20 ladies present.
We are having a slight touch of
winter with just enough snow to
cover the ground. But we GER
tainly have no cause for compla Mt,
for IL has been splendid fall and
winter.
The South Slope school will
have one weeks vacation and that
will be the week beginning jan
uary l. That is the week of the
joint teachers institute at Boise.
No school on Christmas.
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SOUTH SLOPE

H. w. Miller is helping Gus Amen
put up ice this week
G. A. Warden is AT ilcted with a
severe cold at present writing
Paul Kefauver and family, Mar
ion Wilson and family, Frank Mil
Ter and family. Ben Baker and
family. G. A. Warden and family,
and w w. Delzell and wife were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
EXPLODING TIRE
CAUSES INJURY
Pilot of Racing Car Is Hurled
Through the Air: Blow
Out Occurs.
FAST MOTOR TURNS TURTLE
ON INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY
Driver and Mechanician Re-
ceive Only Slight Bruises in
Dangerous Accident.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS; Ind. May 27.-Whlle
Harold van Gorsier. in a Lozier. was
tuning up his car today. going at the
rate of eighty miles an hour. the out
side tire blew rs he was rounding the
upper .urn of the track and the machine
struck the retaining wall. tearing away
over twice and landed wrongside up In
the middle of the track. Van Gorder
was thrown several feet clear of the
wall and alighted on the grass, unlnjured
except for a shaking up
w l. Bardelio OF New York, who ac-
companied him, was badly cut and
bruised
Thlrty-fou racing cars that qualified
IN elimination trials yesterday for the
Memorial day 500 mile race are to be
their drivers. Ten other cars are to be
tested next Monday as 20 whether or
not they are capable OF a speed Of sew
enty-five miles an hour.
Among the cars yet TO qualify is Ralph
De Palma's Simplex
Louis Chevrolet with g Buick easily
made the trial yesterday and though he
had not entered for the race a petition
that he be permitted TO drive in the
Buick team was quickly signed by the
entrants that We're at the track at the
time II Is expected ali the others will
sign Il.
Mechan.cians are guarding the precious
motors day and night Several OF the
the last night before the race
a school for pilots and mechaniciens is
to be held tonight at a downtown hall.
The men are TO be instructed as to the
details OF the running OF the race by
Fred Wagner. the starter: Chairman S.
NJ. Butler Of the contest board OF ~the
American Automobile association. and
Carl G.. Fisher. president OF the speedway,
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Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 90 The Tribune
OGDEN. May 27.-Although they were
outhlt. both In the number of swats and
the base value of the same. Dad Gim-
Inns State leaguers won a decisive vic
tory over the Occidentals on the local lot
this afternoon. battery errors by Kyle
and Langley. together with very loose
support being responsible The count
was IL to l.
Kyle was very wild all the way. but
Manager Black could not afford to work
Mooney In the box on account of the
Murray game tomorrow. He relieved
Langley In the fourt inning however
sending Bost behind and working Mooney
at short This change worked little or
no Improvement. Kyle passed seven men
and four OF these in the fourt inning
were largely responsible for Ogden's five
runs with only one single TO help out.
Bost led In the hitting for the colored
men. cleaning two in three times up. and
one of these was a beautiful homer. but
the bags were empty when he slammed
the ball to the fence.
While at bat Kyle was hit by pitched
ball Umpire GreenweI refused 10 allow
him TO take his base because he failed
TO try TO get out of the way OF the ball.
There were three balls and no strikes
10 call IL ball or strike and finally
called it blocked ball. Manager Black
OF the occidentals then registered a pro-
test of the game, which will be consid-
cred by President Sanderson.
The box
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
City Amateur League

Games scheduled for this week:
May 2s-Lambert Paper company vs..
Salt Lake Browns.
MAY 2S-Utah Fuel vs.. Granite Lum-
Der company,
May 29-Pembroke Stationery company
VS.. Lambert Paper company.
May 30-Crane company VS.. Western
Electric company.
June 1-Salt Lake Hardware company
VS.. United States Smelling company.
June 2-Capital Electric company VS..
Utah Fuel company
Juno 3-Granite Lumber company VS.,
Salt Lake Browns.
The Utah Fuel company will meet the
Granite Lumber company at the Liberty
park grounds this morning and, as these
teams are tied for first place, one OF the
other viii drop back peg in the per-
centags column.
Another interesting game scheduled for
this morning is that between the Lam
bert Paper company and Crane company.
which will be played at Walkers field.
These teams are pretty evenly matched
and il is expected this Will be a close
hard fought game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
OCCIDENTALS.

Summary; Two-ba hits-Robnson.
McAdoo. Black. Home run-Bost Bases
on bails-Off Freine .. off Kyle Z. Struck
out-By Freine S, by Kyle 8. Left on
Kyle to Langley To- Hawkins. Wild
pitches-Kyle 5. Passed balls-I.angey
. Hit by pitcher-Freine. Stolen bases
Rawlins. Freine. Langford. Sacrff,ce hit
-Rawlins Time OF game hours and
5 minutes. Umpire-C;reenwell. Attend
ance-500.
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Cooley Tenders Park.

Members OF the police and OF the fire
departments are To play a game of base
ball next Saturday for the benefit OF the
family of James Lafayette Walker, q
fireman. who died few weeks ago. and
Dick Cooley. owner OF the Salt Lake
Union league baseball park. has geuer-
ouslv rendered the use OF mis- grounds for
the game. Needless 10 saw. the offer has
been accepted. The members of the po
lice team. II is understood. viii be: De
tectives Robert l.. Golding and Howard +.
Wilson, Sergeant NJ p. Pierce and Pa
trolr1en l.. F. Wire o. c. Brown. Joseph
C. Neve. j. c. Armstrong j. a. Egberl.
Henry Potter and Thomas Simpson.
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Reds Defeat Pirates.
N@V
BY Associated Press.

by NSsOC1HEtI IcsSs
PITTSBURG. May 27.-Fromme pitched
splendid ball today and Cincinnati again
defeated Pittsburg- The game was
inning by Plttsburg. who claimed that
the umpire erred in ealing out Hunter In
that inning. The protest was wired 70
President Lynch Score: 4 r. Z;
Pittsburg ....,-.....,..--..
Cincinnati -. ....s-.-s,.x-~-.. L
Batteries-Camnitz and Sinlons, From
me and T. Clarke.
Umpires-Klem and Doyle.
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This game will be played on the Pa
schedule follows:
Backman a. c. VS.. Shamrock club on
the fair grounds at 10 o'clock.
West SIDE a. c. VS.. N c. r. on the
Pacific grounds at 1920 o'clock.
Murphy Candy company VS.. Canyon a.
c. at the golf links at Thirteenth East
and Gilmore avenue. at II a. m.
j. T. INITIAL succeeds J. e Hutchinson
as secretary and treasurer OF the league.
Hutchinson retaining his position as
director
Ira Dern resigned as captain of the
Murphy Candy company team. 10 be sue
ceeded by Norris Glitch. former captain
and first baseman Of the Park City high
school nine in 1908.
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Utah State League
MISSOURI WINS ANNUAL
TRACK AND FIELD CONTESTS
BY Associated Press.

DIES MONIES May o7.-Missouri won
the fourth annual track and field meet OF
the Missouri Valley Athletic association
with a total OF d0 OF points over Kan
sas, which came second with u. while
Nebraska was third with 29 points.
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Brooklyn Leads Sluggiug.
NIathewson Wins Duel.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 27.--New York today
defeated Philadelphia In pitching duel
in which the honors were with the local
tw,rInr score: r. III, z.
Philadelphia ..-......,s......'o
New YORK
Eatteries-Moore and Doom. Mathew
son and Wilson. Umpires-Rigler and
Finneran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
.G|ML|N' s MEN
DEFEAT OX|Es
Black Boys Outhit Ogden, but
Lose Game Through Bat
terry Errors.
OCCIDENTAL MANAGER
ENTERS A PROTEST
State League Arbiter Gives
Peculiar Decision OH a Ball
Which Hits Batter.
Games Today.

Murray and the Oxies will clash
In a doube-header at Walkers field
at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon while
Salt Lake will meet GimIin's men in
single game at Ogden. Black will
pitch Mooney In one game today and
White, his new man from Cheyenne
In the other. If he gets in in time
II White doesn't arrive Langford will
hurl the second contest Harrison
Price and Metcalf will pitch for Muir
ray. Ladies' and children will be ad-
mitted at gate and grand stand free.
Pa kemmerer. an old-timer will
be in Nargettss lineup at Ogden
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Con. Wagons Win.

The Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company baseball team defeated the y.
s. Shelters In a ten-innins game % %
scorc ~ ( To 4 The game was piayed at
Eort Douglas. The battery for the Con,
WAGONS was Chirling and Hilton, that OK
the Ii. S, SmeIters, Burke and stevens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
National Leagus
Cubs Win in Eleventh.

BY ASsoclaten fTess.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Chicago defeated
ST. Louis today after eleven innings of
close playing. during which each team
used three pitchers. Score; r. II. r.
st Louis Observation-Disclosures 6 6
Batteries-Brown. Richie, Cole and Ar
cher; Sallee, Geyer. Steele and Bresna-
han. Bliss.
Umpires-Eason and Johnstone,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
American Associatisn

Al Toledo-Kansas City. 3: Toledo. s.
AT Columhus-St. Paul, I: Columbus, o.
AT Indianspols-Mi Milwaukee, O.; Indian
apolis. II,
At lle-Minneapolis, IS; Louis
willie, s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Brain Beats Drawn.

In baseball game between the office
and field men OF the city englneer's Of
fee, the Office men. representing the
brains. walloped the field men. repre-
sen!ing the Drawn The game was fast.
despite the large score. u to IS, The
features were the batting OF Jessen, who
got two singles. q three-bagger and a
home run with the bases full. this last
hit was instrumental In winning the
game for the office men. For the field
men the fielding and batting OF Hurd
were the features, he coppiag FIVE flies
and making no errors and doing the
heavy stick act, The lineups;
OfAce. Field.
Jef9en, C---- w Ool6y
McCurdy. ...p... Lynch.
Christopherson. Humphrey
Jurden, n,.,.....,......1b... :. ,.... .Fiero
Tempest. st...-....,.,-. 2b- 49,. Lynch.
Humphrey
Schiclc. c....,.......3b.. =. :. ...... .Jones
Shumway. ay.,-,....,.,,ss... .Gemmill
Barker. ...--.-..'.s;ct ;ct.- - $500; Hurd
Hitchcock, ,,....,.,lf... go. .Stlfner
Chrlstopherson.
McCurdy, III. ....Wiloe--,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
TROLLEY LEAGUE

The mos. important game in the Troll
ley league today will be between the
Marrotta A c. and the Salt Lake Wire
& Iron Works. the iron workers being
In first place with Marrotta only one
game behind them. The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
College Baseball.

College Baseball,
At omington-Uuiyersity OF Illinois
6: Indiana university 5.
At West Point-Army. 7; Navy. 1.
At I'rinceton-Pennsylva 4: Prince
Al rhaca-Cornel. 8: Yale. 5. Eleven
innings.
AT Providence-Brown. 2: Michigan. /.
At Colorado Sprlngs-Colorado college,
{; University OF Colorado .. Ten In
At Chicago-chicago university. 10:
Wisconsin. 6.
At Worcester, Mass.-Holy Cross. A.;
Harvard, /.
Ar New York-Keio. II; Fordhsm. 6.
Al Providence-Brown, 2: Michigan, 1,
AT West Point-Army. z: Navy. l.
AT I,haca-CorneIl s; Yale, 3.
Everything is bright and clean at
Saltair.
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Western League

At Sioux City-Denver 2. Siou1 city 4.
At Topeka-St Joseph s. Topeka g.
AT Omaha-Omaha o, Pueblo 4.
At Des Moines-Lincoln 2. Dcs
Moines O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Nationals Pound Collins
Stephens Is Hurt.

BY Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 27-Detroit defeated
81. Louis today. In the fifth Stephens,
attempting TO catch a foul. crashed into
the grand stand, was knocked sepseless
and sustained sprained ankle. Score;
r. II. e.
Detroit =. -...,..............9 II
Batteries-Bailey and Stephens. and
Clarke: LATTE and Stanage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
To Meet at Ogden,

OGDEN. May 27,-Promoter j. a.
Tyrer announced this evening that he
had matched Jimmy Reagan and Dan
ny Webster for a twenty round box
ing contest TO be held in this city on
the night of June II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
WINS
m HARD FIGHT
Lie Burns Puts Up a Game
.lde Against Champion
through 16 Rounds.
Land BOYS SECONDS
ALLY THROW UP SPONGE
|enger Is Helpless Before
4 onslaught of the Title
Holder.
,,,ated Press

|.,,clated Press.
4 FRANCISCO. Gel. May 27.-Out-
. outpaced. outgeneraIed. every
IN outeamed, frankie Burns of
-f ges forced 10 hoist the white
4 eurrender as the gong rang fol
<nniug Of the seventeenth round
frhf with Ad Wolgast. light
cfampion, today.
at any stage OF the battle did
tsee chance 10 win. but rounu
--uud. with his face cut TO rib
"A blood streaming over his chest.
-onent and the floor. he faced the
solley of blows from the cham.
IA never backed up. His peculiar
nd defense saved him from the
I'd punch until In the last minute
. fourieenth round Wolgast caught
"A balance and landed right swing
mss sore nose that staggered the
|<d boy. He cliuched desperately
l1s gong and managed TO last out
r=nd, although Wolgast's vicious
ma left hooks rocked his head
md again.
Wolgast Is Aggressive.
hampton gave him no chance 10
nate. In che opening of the fif-
i round Wolgast whipped short.
III 10 the jaw. AS Burns covered
|oxed his left TO the bcdy and fol-
With right and LETT swings 10 the
d stalled desperately. but his knees
<gun 20 wobble and IT. was plain
ne end was In sight.
IS stage red into clinch as the
bib round opened and hung on des-
-ys bul the champion fought him
|fe with snappy right aud left pabs
bad all his weight behind them,
blood s.reaming from his nose. his
pit. both eyes nearly closed and
|r ripped. Burns covered his bat
lace with his forearms and reeling
J about the ring tried vainly 10
Wolgast landed almost at Will,
unE's crouch, assumed more from
than Intention, protected the vital
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American League
Cleveland Beats Sox.
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May 27.-Cleveland won the
first game of the season from Chicago
after ten innings. Score: r. n. e.
Chicago ......,.........5 8 1
Cleveland :. ...........-,....6 IL O.
Batteries-Langc. Walsh and Payne:
West. Gregg and Land.
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Union Association
Coast League

Frisco Wins Close One,
Special 10 The Tribune.
PORTLAND. Or. May 27.-Score:
RH.E.
San Francisco ....-.....-1 8 l
VI bldHu
Batteries-Suter and Berry; Koestner
sand Murray. Kuhn.
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Annis Still Wins.
Special 10 The Tribune.
SEATTLE, May 27.-score: ,sR nj =,
Tacoma -. ,,-.,-.,.,-... -.-.'le 2
Seattle -
Batterles-M Annis ana
Burns; Hinkle. Fouchpcr and spencer.
By Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, B, C.. May z;-SGore
Spokane ...'-.''"--''''"-' /
BatterIes-Holm and ostdiek; Gervns
and Lewis.
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Sacramento Beats Angels.
BY Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. May 27.-Score:
R-H.E.
Sacramento -. ..-.-.-....... Q o
Los Angeles .....-.............11 10 o
Batteries-Hunt and Thomas; Thorsen.
Agnew and Abbott.
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wandamere opens Decoration dayI
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Annis Still Wins.