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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
HASSAN TRYING TO
GET PAIR OF SHOES
u. A. Callahan Will Be Time.
Keeper at Wrestling Match
Tuesday Night.

n. A. Callahan will he the official time
keeper for the Demetral- Hassan wrest-
ling match a the salt Lake theater next
Tuesday night. both men agreeing on the
official named by Harry lleagren. Ica-
grcn is becoming worried over the stand
taken by Dcmetral I'm the matter OF a
referee and hopes that tho Greek VIII
agree on some man on the list previously
announced Demetral. however, intends
TO take the fun limit in making his llnal
selection.
Meantime both wrcstlers arc leaving no
stone unturned TO round out their physi-
cal condition. FIassan yesterday added
Jim Berg Of Portland To his list of train
ers. and with the DreRonian closed a
rather strenuous DAYS work. Every day
finds the Turk showing some now stunt
that surprises even those closest TO him.
and he VIII be much better than when he
met Demctrsl at the Salt Palace.
lIassan IL in trouble over his shoes.
The pair ordered from the cast have not
reached Salt Lake and he set out yes
erday To npd light pair OF shoes In or
der TO give them thorough breaking In
before the match. He has short, stub =
by foot and while there were plenty OF
shoes TO be had that were long enough
they were not wide enough. Finally he
gave up the attempt 10 get a pair ready
made and unless the shoes ordered from
the east arrive today Hassan Will try
to have a pair made here SO as not to
be caught mapping.
Alex Swanson and George Nelson will
help the Turk. beginning today. Both
are speedy and clever and Will give Has
san just the style OF work he needs from
now until he steps on the canvas against
Demctral
The Greek goes about his work with
apparent unconcern. although he is
known 10 be working harder than ever
before. as he looks for the toughest
match he has ever had. a man close TO
the Greek is quoted as saying that Dem
etral knows now that II the Turk, in only
fair condition. could worry him for up
wards of two hours that the Oriental is
iifa1,r 10 roIu T,oIc Yhat he. hos
OF shape.
Manager Heasren has arranged for a
special train from Bingham the night OF
the contest to accommodate the big crowd
that will come from that city. Many
OF these could not get here for the Labor
day match and want to Tuesday
nights battle. a round trip rate OF 81
with a three day limit. has been secured
and already there have been reservations
for upwards OF 300
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
OGDEN HAS RACE MEET,
Eoht Days Of Trots and Running Events
at Four-State fair

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 21.-One hundred run
ming horses have arrived for the eight
dav race meeting, which opens at tho
Tour-Stat fair grounds in this city to-
morrow afternoon. The races are to be
conducted under tho rules adopted by tho
American Trotting association. The Of =
ficials arc J. u. Murphy presiding
Judge: Johr Swain, paddock judge: Roy
Shumway, racing secretary; III. W. Dunn.
starter.
Among the vcll-iiuoWn owners, vino arc
here with their stables. arc w. {. Scott,
j. g.. Kossutl Dale Parke. j. {. Rob
bins. r. r Hobart. Kent Price. William
Neeser. George Bassett, G. l.. Dye, Ely
Walker. 4. {, Christensen, y. y, Dickcy
and DIR. J. r. Berry.
Entries for Friday follow,
First race. '2:1I trut-Dau Il. chares
ZieRcrl. Elizabeth Hal tWaTren Dcnnis).
Grey Starts &C.. II. Andcrsou. Niatter
Grey 20. NJ Eunyonl, Laura B. q. II.
lIanSonl.
second race. five turlongs. purse
Defy, NidsJ. lo5. Iiadad. Dr j. B. Berry
los
Third race six furlones. selling Louise
e.. iN3 Star Blaze. Pavan. los; WHISKY
Toddy Sir Barry, ll5.
Fourth race. seven furlonEs. purse
Green Bridge. i0,; Dorothy Ann. Buna
Severus, 1oo; Charles J. Harvey, lic
Fifth race. five furIong-. selng-Jo-
sephine Berry. 1903: Maxim. Navarro. 'lci
Titus H.. Swa scrlstur, Byron, Io9.
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Today's Lexington Entries.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept 2l-Entries
for tomorrov:
First race, six furlonss. selling Red
Bob. 90: Miss Detroit l0l. Allan Bridge
water. Jack Weaver. Spslding Ioi .
Jeanne d Arc, Frocla. PHI Mohr. io7
judge Walton. Moricou. Crow Bob 10.
Second race. hNc and a half furIongs.
Eelling-smith and Wcsson 9S. DERBY.
Nancy Greater. Fawn. Miss Vasssr. Brig.
IOs.
Third race. six IirionsE. handicap-
Hsndzaretta. a.. Milton b loi 'Bobhy.
Boyer. log: Helmet. los: Raleigh r. D..
IL; Chaputepcc. li3; Nimbus, us. Il.
Fourth race. nve and a half furIonSa.
selling-W. Il. Ford. Sir Offenbach. Nan.
nlc McBec. 100; Rspacious. ln5: George
oNnard. Pa,ruche. Jack Rain. Embracer.
los: Ethel sampson. i09
Fifth race. ono mile and twenty wards.
purse. three year -olds n1nidcns-Fort Ar
laston. Ssndspit. Waltz. Bonnie EIoise.
ianley. liz.
Sixth race. mile and n sixteenth. sell.
iug-Gertruds Iiiil. Robert Bruce 90.
Camel. 100, silver Knight. Rad News.
Mice Baird. Zienap. lo5; Primo. Insolds-
b.. IL.
Weather sIoudy; track good
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"O' SAYS JOY RIDERS
ARE UNSPORTSMANLIKE,
MARQUIS Quotes Letter He Wrote to London Jour
nails When Children Were
Killed.
BY THE MARQUIS OF ouEENsBERRy

home from school ran hecdlessly
In front of the car and was killed.
and Of Thomas Shapes, wears of
age. who. playing marbles, and run
ming before the motor car OF tho Hon.
III. l.. Bruce, sustained fatal in
juries."
While winter was on us and the
roads were bad. where was tho gem
again for tho pleasant dust. and
shifted the air Nainly for the spicy
breezcs and listened hopefully for
the cheerful Srunt. Alas. he was at
Monte Carlo taking his well earned
rest. or perhaps. strengthening his
nerves for the coming fray on his
yacht In the Mediterranean. varied
bv an occasional dash ashore TO
10 sharpen up the wits of the very
Young and very old cortinentaIs. or
tc the astonishcd hcathens tsave the
wordD the latest game OF hog
amok,
Shows Mockery Of Case.
But now. thank goodness. winter
is waning. Once moro the roads arc
driving up: spring Is knocking at the
door. and all is bright and Joyous:
is back with ruddy cheeks and iron
nerves and funny oaths from for
clRn parts.
But there Is one thing mars the
Joyous season and that Is those
abominable British children who will
play marbles like we all used to i'm
the good old davs. and Will 90 To
school by the roads as we used TO in
the good old DAYS. instead of by the
only safe. modern waS over hedges
and bitches. in fact. any id old
way except the right one, and who
VIII insist. as his half-penrv paper
tells US. on running into Door inno-
cent motors.
And so the motor season COM
mcnces.
Good-bye. little Nellie Broad
Good-bye. little Thomas Shapes,
Sleep well; YOU have earned better
than most of us who re older than
YOU. Your rest. Some words OF that
beautiful hymn. we Are But Little
Children Weak should he YOUR cpl
taph, And as sure as the sun rises.
some member OF the new govern
ment OF which ] am an ardent.
though voteless supporter. win be
your remaining little brothers and
sisters champion. 1t was mpossible
TO hope much from the last. as a
search OF the police courts will easily
explain, Yours. etc.
0UEENSBEREY
United Empire Club, 81. Piccadilly.
West End
p, 81 speak from the heart and
not as "A crank. as ] have three chill
dren Of my own-two OF them who
walk To school daily.
February /, 1905.
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PENANG, At 10 To |,
WINS At LAKE CITY
Terms Trick, Worlds Record
Sprinter, Beats Pride
of Lisnore.

SPOKANE Sept. 2L-Tern's Trick and
PRICE OF Iismorc two OF tho greatest
sprintcrs ever seen in This section OF tn.
country. competed over the five furlonS
corrse at Lake city tltls afternoon. the
holder Of the world record beating the
Pride half Il length. Summary:
First race. five furlougs. selling
nanc (F'raschl. 10 TO !. w,>n: Masalo tMc-
Intyre). 10 /. second; Prince OF Bo-
hcmia (Mulligan), % 10 ]. third. Time
1:oe As. WinSler. Mono Lake, Stacde
wild Bear Buri and Eastman also ran
Second race, five and n half furlongs.
sellinE-Annie Wells ,Hoplns) . 10 =
won: Rusty Coat (BuXtou), 10 10 J. Sec
oud Saincst tRosen). 10 :, thlrd-
Time. log. Passenger. Burning Busi''
Geneva. Helen Hawkins and Sainotta al
so ran. Sainotta stumbled at the start
and failed 80 finish.
Third race. six fGrlonSs, seiinS-Mcd-
ding Hannah tCsranaugh), 10 .; won
Wanner 5FraschD. 20 10 /. second; Rcy ei
Tovar (Reynoldsl, 10 TO l, third. Time,
1I5l-5. Charles Green. Sir Fretful,
Rarnesdale. Birdie p, Lord clinton ana
Eddie Mott also ran.
Fourth race. five furlongs. purse
Terms 'Trick tBuNton). | to '' won;
Pride OF Lismore lMulhsan), 20 !, see
ond; Useeit perkins,: 10 to l: third,
Firth race. six furlonss, selling
Blondy tBidde). ! 10 !. won: Ben stone
tGoreyl, /? To j. second; rti;,,, GTamerfy am
t'hanticler, Judge Cabaniss, Goodship.
chief Desmond Meada and Lescar also
ran.
Sixth race. one mile. selllns-pelena
lIopkins). 5 10 .. won; Tiflis tRoscp) !.
s TO /. second; Bonnie Bard Gross, 10
10 !. third. Time. l:42 10. Edwin r.
Fryer Sneczcr Foreguard. Sorrowiul ana
Maurentania also ran.
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New York Loses One.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-New York today
won the first game and St Louis took
the second game of n double header of
a farewell series between the two teams.
Wiltsc and Harmon fought the first
game. the former with the assistance OF
MathcNson. coming out on ton. Tho
locals rallied in the ninth and scored a
run and had man on second when
Big SIX" relieved Wltse and added an
other victory to tho leaders column.
McC;raw was confident that his lead
was sufficient 10 win the pennant. and
sent in Maxwell Birmingham recruit.
10 pitch ;he second game, which the
locals won after hard fight New York
pilfcrcd seven bases in this game. Scores:
First game r. ". Il.
New York ................... {
St Louis ....................
Battcries-Wailtse MatheUson and
Myers; Harmon and Bliss. Cmpires-
liiClcr and Finneran.
Second game r. III f.
New York .................... 10 !
81 LOUIS % v
Bstteries-Maxwell and MYERS: Steele,
| Dale and Winco Umpires-RiGler and
Finneran
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

POST FALLS. Ida. Sept. 2l.-Entries
a, the Coeur d'Alene track omorrow
are.
First race. five furlones, selling--Auto
Girl. Pretty Soon. Free VIII, Lady RaVel-
ston. Gimii 100; I.ehigh; Penang. Anna
Schneider. Tanis eElectric. l02,
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Icarian. Stendal. los; Gretchen g.. Dor
othy Lcdgett. Susan f, sinocular, Hin-
kand lO$, ZooI. Dell. Canapa, Fanny
kemble. 81; 'Triste. a.
Third race six furloncs. sellinS-BeI-
ancker. l01: Thomas Calhoun, Jos; Rio1o;
Tricze. Rio Pecos. Laura Clay, lOa; Band.
Iol: Maize Girl. Ben Grcenleal, Lees
Friar 81. Venetian. 96.
Fourth race, six furlonss, selling
Rosamo. Oxcr Darlington, Judge Hen
dcrson. Reauman. 127; Billy Myer Mata =
dor Blondy, Burlelgh. Biskra, Don
Enrique. 12f.
Fifth race. six furlongs. seliing-Hid- :
den Hand. Bucolic. Belle OF lroquois, Don
France. Crcel, Marie HYDE. Acolin, New
Capital Tony Koch. lie Knows. Allan
Fcsrn. Margaret Randolph. lG?.
Sixth race, seven furlonGs. selling
Dutch Rock. los: Rake. Back Bay. 100;
Rota. Pitapat. lo2; 'Muff. 100; 'Oscuro,
'AngcliX, %
apprentice allowance.
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q c G CURES ON
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Contagious Blood Poison IS responsible for great
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Callahan Talks to Squad.

new football star has been dis
covered in the high school football squad.
He is John Broken. a junior. who is try
first year at the game. except for class
games. nc is showing up In hnc form.
Captain Richardson is working the line
men in the back field for speed. Mr.
Callahan was al the high school yestcr-
day afternoon and he worked the men
two hours at running off plays. He then
took the men into the training qua rters
and gave them talk on the principles
Of training. Scrimmage will start next
Monday. and Mr.. Callahan Will be down
10 give the men hard practice and il
necessary give them moonlight practice
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Soccer Game Saturday.

The Salt Lake Soccer club will play n
practice game Saturday afternoon st >
o'clock for the purpose OF rounding into
shape before the beginning of the league
season, which opens up about October J.
including w ". Emppiebee. ee'G ". ?n s $ rGe Poole
A. Robinson. j. Thomson and with more
than half OF the last seasons players
signed il Is predicted the team viii eclipse
the 1910-11 runners up.
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AMERICAN LEAGUES
ALL-STAR PLAYERS

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The alI-star team
chosen by James MacAleer to battle with
The Philadelphia American league club,
the worlds champions. prior To- their
struggle with the pennant winners from
the National league. includes four mem
bers OF the Chicago team. five from the
Washington and one each from New
York, Boston and Detroit American
league teams. The batting order as an
nounced today follows: Milan. CT. Lord.
3b.; Speaker. rf Cobb. IT,. Elberfeld. 2b
Mcbride, ss.; Chase, 1b,: Sullivan and
Street, c.: Walsh. White and Johnson, y.
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Divide Double Header.

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Chcago and Phil
adelphIa today broke even. the visitors
winning the first game by bunching hits
and the locals taking the second on err
rors. bases on balls and general bat
ting bee. Saicr's home run with the
bases full in the third inning OF the sec
ond game, L.obcrt's base running and the
pitching Of Alexander were features
First game Il IL. II,
Chicago ...........,,-...-
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. 10
Bstteries-Reulbach and Graham: Alex
ander and Madden.
Tmpircs-klcm and Brennan.
Second game II. ~. T..
Chicago =. Observation-Disclosures. Q /
Phllbdetphis ......,..........
Battcries-Smith and Archer. Chalmers.
Curtis STANLEY and Cotter.
Umpres-klem and Brennan.
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MARCETTS WANTS
TO PLAY AT OGDEN

If the plans OF a. f MargeLts do not
go awry, some OF McCloskey's Union
diamond stars Will go to Ogden Satur- =
day and Sunday to play against the Gin
linites. Margetts has signed Carl Dru~
hot. Eddie Quick and number OF other
Beauts and has the promise OF three
Skyscrapers 10 go with him. Although
the Four-State fair and races might cut
down the attendance Saturday, lt would
probably increase the patronage at the
Sunday game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22

OWNING IL. all his
other friends having
passed 10 the great
beyond. But | sec
every day in the
Journals stories of
terrible catastrophcS
brought about sole
" by the insane
iud unsportsinanlike
conduct OF the own
ei-S OF cars. ] sav
owners. for even IL
the chauffeur Is
driving. 1t Is the
owner who is re-
sponsible for his de-
cency in driving, all
cha uffcurs taking
their cue from their
nNagfcrG
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Break Even on Double.

CINCINNATI Sept 2t.-Cincinnati and
Brooklyn broke even in a double header
here today. the locals winning the first
game. a fifteen inning affair. Cincinnati
scored the deciding run OF a single
double and a single of knetzer. Scores:
First game r. II. E.
BROOKLYN .. ...,.-.............3 II
Cincinnati .................. IS .
Bsiteries-Rycker. knetzcr and Irwin:
Suggs. Compton and Mclean.
Cmpires-Bush and Emsile.
Second game r. H z.
Brooklyn E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Cincinnati . ................. 3 ,
Batteriss-Kneizcr and Miller: Benton
and Mclean. Severoid
ClDpires-ODs Day and Emslie
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Vanderbilt's Horse Wins.

MAISONS LAFFITTE. France. Sept. u
The twentieth Priy Biennial De Mails
ons Laffitte run here todsy wes won hv
W. X Nandcrbilts Montrose l. Frank
y. Could 8 Jarretiere was second This
event Is Of $4,000 for two and three YEAR
olds distance six f,irioues
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TENNIS HANDICAP
DRAWINGS SATURDAY

Drawings take place Saturday. 2:20 D.
handicap in ladies' singles The play will
be for the cup donated by r w. Sails
bury. Mrs. I. w. Berger is official
InpIre
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Cleveland Beats New York.

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-Clcvela nd
was knocked out OF the box in the sixth
and IIoT was hit hard A liner from
W,lliamsS bat Knocked out the visiting
pitcher for FIVE minutes. but nc recovered
and finished the game. Score; f, n Il.
Cleveland =. .......S IA n
New York Observation-Disclosures,
Bat.eres-Mitchell and Easterly. Quinn,
IofT and Williams
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No good sportsman would ever drive
his motor car I'm such way as 10 en-
danger tho life OF any human being. let
alone even dog. which might possibly
be the one and only friend OF the person
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Rain Postpones Trot,

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 2l.-kain this
afternoon caused The postponcment OF the
grand circuit races at the State Fair
Sronncs. II was announced tha. tire pro-
Sramrne would be set back one day, inus
extending tho races until Saturday
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Western League

AT Sioux City-Sioux City, (; Lin
coin .
At st. Joseph-St Joseph, 4. Den
yer. ..
eblc n.
AT ornaha-Omaha, 3: Topeka. 13.
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American League

In the American league race Philadcl-
pllia and Detroit, both winning, main
tanned their respective positions. with
Detroit 20 points behind the Athletics.
The standing:
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Whitney's Horse Wins.

AYR, Scotland. Sept. 2i.-Thc Juvenile
handicap ~ 200 sovcrcigns for two year
oids. distance nvc furlougs. run al tho
western meeting here today. was Won by
IT, Il. Whltney's Wild Thyme flly
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CLEVELAND SENDS
9 BACK TO MINORS

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 21.-The
Cleveland American club today an
nounccd the release OF nine recruits
They are Outfielder Williams. released TO
tho st Louis Americans. Nacgelson. Do
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National Leaeus

Both New York and Chicago broke
even in double headers Thursday and the
leaders neither gained nor lost ground
New York maintains the commanding
lead OF 90 points. which AZ this stage of
the race is believed 10 be sufficient 10
inS n Ia
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American Association

Al Kansas Charlottesville. !; Kansas
City. 3.
At St Paul-First game: Toledo. . ST
Paul. 10. Second game: Toledo. IL ST.
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Trapshooters' Tournament.

Atlantic CITY. y. j.. Sept. .1-
Harry j. Buckwaltcr OF Philadelphia won
the Wcsty Hogan amateur double target
championship here today. breaking IS OF
the 100 targets.
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st. Louis Beaten Again.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 21.-St Louis
was defeated for tho third straight time
here today. Wilson was knocked off the
rubber in two innings and Brown former
ly Of Akron, lasted only three sessions
Score. r. II. E.
ST. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s 2
Philadelphia . ......... 10 o
Battercs-Nclson. Brown Mitchell and
Clarke, Morgan and Livingston.
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COFFROTH OFFERS
WELLS GOOD PURSE

NEW YORK. sept. 21.-James Coffroth
of San Francisco tclcgraphcd today TO
George Mcdonald. manager OF Matt
Wells. the English lightweight champion
offering Wells $500 for bout with
Packey Mcfarland. or $500 for Il contest
with Ad WolGast. the champion The fight
TO take place in California
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Coast League

OAKLAND. Cal. Sept ol.-Score:
r. H. l..
Los Angeles .........s.......,ss 2 IL
San Francisco ....,........... . .
Called thirteenth inning darkness
acknowledgements and SchmitZ, Hen
ley and Berry.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept 21.-Score
r, II, L.
Vernon .. ................:.. 3
Battcries-Fitzgcrald and Thomas; Ra-
leigh and Hogan.
PORTLAND, Or. Sept 21-Scorc:
II. n. E.
Oakland =. ........,...,s.,. 2 1
Portland =. Observation-Disclosures. > q
Eatteries-Grcgory and Pearce; Seaton
and Kuhn.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 21-Jamcs
Coffroth. the san Francisco fight pro-
motcr. VINO telegraphed an offer 10 Matt
Wells today for a. bout between Wells
and either Ad Wolgast or Packey Mac
Farlsnd said he would expect the match
TO take place in California within a
month or six weeks after acceptance,
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Detroit Beats Boston

BOSTON. Sept 2l.-o Briens wildness
in rhe first inning. coupled with errors,
gave Detroit todays game. Detroit
failed TO score in the second although
Mullin's s double came among three passes.
n. II. E.
bpston ..-...s->s .s...-..... h
= 8
Batteries-O Brien and Williams; Aiul
len and Stanage.
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| kard konnlck, CoIlamoro
released 10 tho Toledo and 3,
alton: club. Howlcy, U,r.rnSv U,,nv'iean /,
Coltrin will be sent ,i'rsrh, Doss.
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Pirates Beat Boston,

PITTSBURG. Sept. 81 Boston today
vas beaten in another close game There
WAS only ono base on balls rtven,
sweeney getting it from Camnitz In the
eighth inning. Score: r. II. T..
Pittsburg> ............ ..........i o
Boston ....s.'.... ..''.... ''.s.5
Batteries--CamnitZ and Simpson
Dornelly and King. Cmpires-Eason
and Johnstone
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Rain Postpones Game.
WASHINGTON. sept 21-Was shinEton
Chicago game postponed: rain.
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OAKLAND. Cal. Sept. 21.-score:
L