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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04

The Young women's Bible class has
changed the hour Of meeting from 8
o'clock to ] o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The class finished their study book at
the end OF the winter term and they
are now reviewing the work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04

The z. w. C. A. held another candy
sale Thursday in Jones hall after
chapel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
GOULLET AND CLARKE WILL
GO IN SPEED DUEL TONIGHT

the onc-mile teams match race. many
Of the fans arc willing to bet little on
Hehir and Walker while Fogler and liiil
arc not without their hackers This race
will be run In three heats and Is sure
to be productive Of some clever jockcyinS
before the final sprint is started.
To make the professionals get out ana
hustle all OF the way, Manager Mac
FarIand win put on an unknown dis
tance race. There will be prizes for the
leader at the end of each lap and when
the gun is fired the riders will so two
more laps in their battle for the prize
money.
Worlds Champion Frank L. Kramer
holds but two worlds records and one of
these, MacFarland says is apt TO go by
the board when the threc-quarter- mile
handicap is run tonight. The present
mark for the distance is FL and both
Clarke and Goullct will have chance 70
lower IL this evening. The race will be
run In two heats and final and Goulet
and Clarke will be the only scratch men.
The others Will he strung out for 14O
yards with gaps which will make the
back bunch tear all the way If its mem
bers are to catch up With Hardy Down
ing and his limit crew.
The amateurs will have a half mile
handicap i'm two heats and n final with
Ned Young going from scratch. They
will also have A tWo-mile lap handicap
which will complete the programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
CHARTER OAK TROT
is WON BY BADEN

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. 5.-Wheu the
brown stallion Baden was led back be-
fore the grandstand after winning first
place and $4,000 of the classic $4,000
Charter Oak 2:li trot the crowded stands
and enclosures at Chatter Oak park this
afternoon reverberated with applause for
the game son OF Bingara. Then A. S.
Rodney of Jersey City. owner and driver.
was presented with a huge floral horse
shoe.
Walter Cox also received an ovation.
and II was generally believed that had not
Esther w made a break the back
stretch OF tho last heat the New Hamp-
shire mare would have won easily.
Rain was falling, but I'm spite OF all
bad start. breaks and treacherous foot
mg-the mare forced Rodney to drive his
very best, Esther w. stepped the third
heat In 2:06i
1t was all Axworthy honors in the two
year-old trot. Dillon Axwortby winning
and Nathan Axworthy being a close Sec
ond Again in the three-year-o trot
Axworthy. son OF Guy AXworthy, won in
straight heats. Carpenter. Rodney and
Cox were fined $50 each for getting per-
sistenly ahead Of the pole horse in scor-
ing for the second heat of the Charter
Oak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Lexington Race Results.
BY Inlcrnationnl Nows Service

BY International News Service.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. SIN the follow
summary OF the -sces, tho parl- n,utuel prize
gwen.
First race. six furlonCs l0I tAndsz
81 90. $3.50 aud 81 70. won: Pztrouchc 10 t0ts'
place $40. BhoH $40 second: Bon Prof
(Popc) show 81 20 third. Timo. l5 la
Bay, Rose Patrick, NcT Haven. Work Box 4
Mac Hamilton also ran. .t-
Second race, five and half furloost-sl'
Moon. ill tGooscl 50 20. 81 and N.1t NJ
Sprishtly Miss. los tMcCabeI. place $50 ~
500. second. Ella Crane loj fSteels), -
sl2.9o. third. Tmc. :os 2-s. King stalsl.
hrdclon. DAISY Platte. Yorkville. Pink ~
Marhon and Rcd Rose also ran
Third race. six furlongs-Sca cliH. io7 fGo4I
s5.i0. 81. 10 and $50. won: King olynplhn
tshcal, plncc $50. show s. second ponie
('an), show $3.50. third. Time, LIS ils. tc
Beau, Giorio and McTIck aleo ran.
lt6 Molesworth). $500 $3.50 and szic =
$3.50. second; Morrs Friedman, 1ie tGooss) 8:
$50 third Tlmo 100 40 General, ce1
Stream. Bermuda. Barnard. Captain HEX y
mary Tread Lightly and Fellow Man also "a
Filth race. Ave furloogs-Acrnor, i11 ue+
81 10. 81. 20 and i26O, won; The Grade,
(Molcsworth). place $3.50. show $3.50 So
Anna Reed. liz tStccIe). show 81. TO. third. y
:oa Old Taylor, Arden Rose Lord Mar
Elleusis. Cheerful. Ma salaamo and couuts1'
also ran.
Sixth rare. mile and an cishtb-spirdls
(Fain), 5000 $3.50 and $3.50. won: Hanle5
CConloy). place $3.50. show $40. sscordi ~!
100 (Coose,, show $3.50. third. Time. 1A y
Vanecn. Maid Militant and Jim cahersta aiso z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
GOLFERS FRUSTRATED
BY HEAT IN CHICAGO
One Is Compelled to Con
cede Match, While An
other Is III for Hours.
BY International News Service,

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Old Sol proved to
DC the most deadly opponent in the third
match round for the national amateur
golf championship, played at The Chicago
Golf club. and before he sunk behind the
horizon he had put one champion down
and out and nearly got another one.
Norman Hunter of Edinburgh, Scot
land. who was looked upon as a strong
contestant for the national title, was pros
tra,ed by the heat at the end of the
morning round OF eighteen holes Hun
ter. following the doctors advice, con-
ceded the match to Warren II. Wood
Young Horace Kerr of the IIkwanok
club Of Philadelphia was on his ba ck
for nearly two hours following the first
haIt OF his match with Paul Hunter The
younSster recovered. however, in time To
hnish the play. and defeated the Mid
lothian star by | up in thirty seven holes.
Two of Chicago's greatest golfers
Charles Evans, Jr., OF the Edsewa cr
club and Warren Wood. Will compete to-
morrow In the semi-flnals. while Kerr and
Jerome -, TrTlvers, both of whom won
their matches. Will also strive against
each other for final position tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
SEPTEMBER 21 WILL BE
AUTO DAY IN UTAH
Special to The Tribune.

y, PR0E0;, Sept. 5.-W. u. Rishel and
w; III; Ellison, members OF the Automo.
olle club committee OF Salt Lake, cam.
10 Provo today and met with the com
nittee from the Provo Commercial, cIut
and together fixed September 2l as An.
1omooile day for the whole state OF Utah
me meeting, as arranged. is to take place
here at p. m.
A feature of the day Will be a scaled
contest for automobiles running from Sal,
LAKE TO Provo the day of the conven-
.ioh' committee is to be appointed 10
ascertain and agree upon a fair aver
hge tlne TO run from Salt Lake to Provo
ana put that time on a car which Is tn
be sealed up and given to committee
OF me Provo Commercial club of Provo,
and the man running his automobile be,
tween the two cities nearest the timo
iNed by the committee Will win prize,
To be agreed upon later.
nus feature Will be extended to other
parts OF the state or from other cities
IN the state, providing enough automoe
the time. 80 io'
This Is the first gathering oyer mr.
ranged TO take In the whole state, and IL
nual affair. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
FIELD MEET INSTEAD
Of A OOUbLE-HEADER
Last Game of Union League
in Ogden Saturday After
Athletic Competition.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. Sept. big Ed Erickson took
his turn at trimming the Salt Lake Sky
scrapers today and he turned the trick
very neatly by n score OF to 5. To a
majority OF the Ogden fans the defeat
OF tho visitors from The south Is becom-
ing a daily habit with the Macks. who
certainly did not have TO extend them
selves TO put today's victory over. In
the latter stages the contest grew farrell
cal. several OF the Macks shifting posi-
tions with their teammates.
The double-header idca for Sunday af
ternoon has been abandoned and in place
of the extra game there will be field
meet. participated In by the members Of
the two clubs. The list OF events in
cludes fungo hitting. accurate throw
Ing. long distance throwing, 100-yard
dash, circuit of the bases, bunt and run
ming TO first and other stunts intimately
associated with the national game. The
field meet stunts will start promptly at
3 o'clock. after which the last game of
the Union Association league Will be
PLAYED.
The score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
President Fogel Appeals
From Umpire Rigler's
Decision When Magee Is
Called Out for Alleged
Interference at the Plate;
Reds Beat Cubs.
BY international News Service.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5,-The Giants
increased their lead In the pepnant race
Phillies. After being held scorclcss for
seven innings, they won the first with a
fusillade OF hits In the eighth, when they
drove Seaton from the mound and scored
six runs.
Mathewson allowed the Phillics but one
hit after the fourth. when a double and
n single nettcd the locals their only run.
The Giants again came from behind in
the second game, tying the score In the
eighth and winning on Murrays double
and Merkle's home run in the ninth.
President Fogel of the Philadelphia club
wired protest to the league headquarters
Immediately after the first gane. ba sing
1T on a disputed decision made by Um
pire Rigler in the sixth Inning. Masec
was called out at the plate for interfcr
ence after tho runner crashed into
Catcher Wilson. who dropped the ball
after tagging him.
NEW YORK-PHILADELPHIh
FIRST CAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
YALE is ELIMINATED
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

PHILADELPHIA, Sept b.-Yale was
eliminated from the singles today in the
intercollegiate championship lawn tennis
tournament at the Merton Cricket club
when II. w. Page of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA defeated r. c. Gates Page
will meet In the semi-final tomorrow ]
Q: Nelson OF Dartmouth, who won from
w. ): Kuhn of Princeton. The other
semi finals Will be between G. NJ Church
OF Princeton and Il. H. whitney Of Har-
ward. who today defeated A. w Jones
OF Pennsylvania and w. II. Mace OF
Princeton. respectively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Champs Move Up Notch.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-By capturing to-
days double header. the first game by
10 to and the second by to =, the Ath-
letlcs are again in second place. In the
first game the Athletics held batting
bee in the sixth inning, fourteen players
facing the Yankee twirlcrs and their
heavy hitting sending ten men across the
plato. The second game was n pitchers
battle between Fisher. Ford and Plank.
The champions won the second game by
timely hits In the third inning. which
netted four runs, Plank held the Yankees
to three hits.
PHTLADELPHIA-NEW YORK
SECOND
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
y HE next TO tho last cycle race meet
of the present season will take
place at the Salt Palace saucer

HCSL 10 tHc idSt SSCie ihSc iicNI
of the present season Will take
place at the Salt Palace saucer
l. at 8;15 o'clock this evening when
Manager Floyd MacFariand will
offer a. card OF twelve events and con-
cert by Montgomery's band. The season
Will close with a race meet Sunday.
For the first time in their lives Jackie
Clarke and Alfred Goullet are going to
come together In an unlimited pursuit
race. They will start from opposite sides
OF tho track and Will ride until one
catches and passes the other. Each has
accused tho other of unfair tactics dur
ing the present season and tho contest
tonight Will be the result There
will be no other riders on the track and
when the contestants get close enough to
do any damage the race VIII be over,
While Goullet has won the most races.
Clarke's friends believe that he has speed
and endurance necessary to defeat Goul-
let. They say this was shown In Tho
five-mile match race which followed the
siNhour grind They aver that Clarke
won that race because he was stronger
and faster than Goullct at the time, II
Is stamina much as speed which
counts in pursuit race and the ont
come OF tonight's battle Will be eagerly
watched by the fans.
While Lawson and Root are generally
considered to have the best chance in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Ball Game Sunday.

Manager Carl Hahn OF the TroIle,
league All Stars. has accepted the chai
lenge OF Manager Farrell GALLAGHER OF In
Retail Clerks at Cooley's park next Sun
baseball to see when theee two fast anna
teur aggregauons clash as both of then
are composed OF the fastest amutours Il
the state. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Cubs Beaten by Reds.
BY international News Service

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Gregory q ro-
cruit from Ottumwa. Ia, twirled for the
Eeas today and put another crIInp In the
Gubs pennant aspirations by winning for
the home team. to l. The Cubs nicled
hirn for eight safeties. but he kept them
we'll scattered. except In the nth, when
tnree te IN bunch registered the single
for FIVE innings. but was yanksd in favop
OF Charley Smith. who made anything
but a strong finish, In addition TO his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
AID LOSES S45,oOO
CRANKING HIS AUTO
BY international News Service

CADILLAC. Mich, Sept. 5.-The pro-
posed ten-round fight between Light
weight Champion Ad Wolgast and Packey
Mcfarland. scheduled for September n
In Madison Square Garden, New York,
was indefinitely postponed today VOL
CAST. while cranking his automobile, suf-
fcred an Injury to mis- arm which ply
siclans say will require a month or Elk
weeks TO heal. He has been compelled
20 postpone engagements carrying aggre-
gate guarantees OF $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
MARATHON WINNER 3
GETS AN OVATU

PoTCHEFsTRooM. South AfrasdS; adSss 81 d
5.-A trIumphal reception was Ssys ysoi|
day TO Kennedy X. McArthur, Ge GeerSlh1
African policeman who won the "e
at the olympic games. a NJ
He was met by the mayor whIcB
procession at the head OF otnns iina
marched through the town; TroopJs ppJ ~
the streets and public buildings gsSu,,,n3uslu anJ3
dences were decorated ana inu'
In his honor. III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
HELENA

Summary; Stolen base --Hoberts &
rifice hit-Oriet Runs batted in-0
man .. ChanSnon .. Bush .. Thomp5
Two base hits-Tobiu. Lussi. Thomps
plays-Morse 20 QuiGley 10 Luesl; Men
TO Lussi. Baker TO Quigley. Bases
bslls--Off BRYAN ., Off Bush Q Str
out-By Bryan by Bush s. Wild pitrl
Bryan. Time OF game hour and
minutes. Umpiro-CarDey NJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Phillies Protest Giant Victory;
White SOX Win One From Maps
American Association

Al Columbus- n, II T..
Toledo .,...,..n q n % >
coun,huu 800. o o o : 0-3
Battorics-w james and Land; Cook and Smith.
Umpirc,-Nhndlboo and Ferguson.
Al IndianapoIis- n. ". r.
Louisville o.. % 0 % l3
Indianapolis a ] o-5 10
Bntteric5-MaddoE and Scblois Hixou and Nc
knc UmprcB-Hayc5 and Anderson.
At Npncapoiis- n. II. l..
Minneapolis % o o-3 II
Bstteries-SchiitEor and o'Cnnnor Patterson
Young, Comstock Allen and Owens. Umplrcs-
Chill and Irwin.
At ST. Paul r. II. T..
Milwaukee - = %
ST Paul .6 n a I n q h-1
Bsttcries--Wstson and Hughes: Daus, and Ca
scy. Umpire-Connolly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
FRANKIE CONLEY
WINS GEM SUIT
BY international News Service.

hg ihiti'ldibclhl Ne"S oeTNIce.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. b.-Frankie Con-
ley, the boxer. today won the decision
over A. B. Cohn. pawnbroker for possess
sion OF a $500 diamond ring. Judge
Houser OF the superior court was the
referee Conley's manager took the ring
to Cohn 10 raise coin TO swell his pro-
teges roll on the eve of one OF his fights
and the pa awn broker declared the stone
was one stolen from him several months
ago. Conley, however, produced broker
from whom he bought the ring, who tes-
titled IL was one of a $4,000 lot of stones
he secured in Chicago to dispose OF on
the Pacific coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Pirates Wallop Cardinals.
Z INTERNATIONAL News Service.

Dy FHNtTHdIIUTdI -NVWS SBTNICe.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5.-The Pirates beat
the Cardinals today, s to 4. Harmon
weakened In the eighth and with two out
wilson and Gibson singled, while Pitcher
Ferry doubled and three runs came over
Ferry was hit hard in the same inning
and was relieved by Camnitz. who famed
Magec and Mowrey in the ninth and
saved the game.
ST. LOUfs-PITTSBURG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
BUSH WINS HIS. LASH
UNION LEAGUE GAM
Blankenship's Star Twirl.
viii Join Philadelphia Ath.
letics at Once.

HELENA, Mont. Sept. Blush. "a
VIII leave the pennant- winning HighIap6
ers tomorrow to join the Philadels..
Athletics. was effective In his Union +
sociation vsledictory, holding the Senaf5-|
to six scattered hits. The visitors fou1|
In nve runs. Both pitchers received a.
rorlcss support. r.
The score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

Summary; Two-baso hIts-Wessler. Alb
bott. Devcrcaux, Murray, Bauer Three
base hits-B. Spencer. Wood, Schimpff,
Erickson 5. Left on bases-Sa1t Lake s,
Ogden 5. Stolen bases-Whalen, Murray,
Sacrifice fy-van. Runs batted in-By
Van ], by Wood q by Abbott /. by Pen
deton 1. by Murray 1. by Whalen 1, by
Bauer /. Time of game-1 hour and 35
minutes. Umpire-Frary. Attendance
200
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Deseret GYM Tennis

Following arc the resut1 Of the touois sinEles
In the city tournament Of tho DeSerct gymns.,nm
Jensen beat Wright. s-2. So; Robcrts boat viii
liarnh b-2 s'1. Jensen heat Swan s-I 6-I: Horne
boat Badger by default. Mcleod beat Chenoy
50. is. SO; Mcleod beat Horne. e-s 6-s
Todhy JonEen and Roberts meet at noou The
winner ol this set Till play Mcleod for the
championship AZ o'clock this afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Red SoX Win Again.
lational News Service.

BY Intcrnational News Service.
BOSTON. Sept 5.-Tbe Red Sox made
it two straight over the Senators. WIN
pitched we'll for the leaders, allowing but
seven hits. Cashlons who opposed O'Brien,
was Wild allowing seven men TO reach
first on balls. Speaker was the star OF
tho day. and after making an error
which gave Washington the lead, he ham
mercd ont a double, triple and a. single
in order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

Summary: Twobase hIts-WilIiame Mitchell
Grant Double plays-Grant. Egan and Hoblitzoll ;
Zimmerman. Evers and Safer Smith and Tinker
Iiits-on Roulbsoh. in 8 innings. Bnscs on
balls-ot Gregory 6; OF Roulbach. 1. Struck
out-By Gregory g. by Smith. . Hi by pitch
cr-Egsu. Bc5ohcr. Timo of gsme-3:o5. Um-
pires-Brcnn1p and Owen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Chicago Americans Grab q
Game From Cleveland
When Buckeye Outfit
Commits Trio of COSTLY
Errors; WdshingtonLoses
to Red Sox, 4 to 3.
BY International News Service

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The Maps spilled
a game to the White SoX, TO I. Three
Nap errors and one hit In the sixth nettcd
the Sox three runs and the game. Cleye-
lands tally WAS made in the seventh
when, with two on, White hit Rirming-
Ina I'm with the ball. filling the bags. Chap
man scored on an inheld out.
CLEVELAND-CHIChGO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Brooklyn Beats Boston.

BY International News Service
BROOKLYN, Sept 5.-Smith and Hum
mel batted the Dodgers to a 4 - = vic
tory over the Boston Braves today. Smith
sent In a run that tied the score In the
ninth with a double and scored on Hum
mel's single. Allen was moro effective
In the pinches than Donnelly, who struck
out eleven Dodgers.
DoSToN-BRooKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Observation-Disclosures.

ErrorB-speaker. Engle. Fostor. Moran, Cashion.
summary; TwobaBe ht-Speaker. Three base
hits-Spoaker. Milan. Foster. Stolen bascs-Hoop-
or. Moran. Bases bslls-on O'Bricp. /; OF
cashion, 7. Struck out-By o'Briou. ?; by Cash
lon. s. Sacrifice hit-Moollor Umpire9-Con-
poli? and Hart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN J,EAGT

CHICAGO, Sept. 5,-Presidcnt Tip
" Neill' owing TO the confusion caused
oy throwing out Western league games.
sends our the Following corrected standing
OF Western league clubs:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Summary; Two-bese hits-BridwolI sweouey
smith 2 Throa-hane hits-Cuishaw Titus STOLEN
opWmes-5"ceney; Hurnmel Bases balls-ON
Allen. 9: OF Dounelly 3: on Tyler O. STRUCK
out-By Allen. = by Donnolly. L. By Tyior g.
saorlnce hits-kiins. pcylin. Hit by pitcher
BY hllon Jackson. Wild pitches-DonueIly Al
len. Umplros-Klom and orth "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

Fnsssd bslls-Lsppf Sweeney. Sacrifice hits
strunt. MeInues. HIT by pIicucr-panisa. WsIa
pitchss-Caldwell. Brown, Davis Time of xams-
ei2s. Umpiros-nHrinn and DInesn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
FIRST GAME.

'Mzgoc out for Interference
''Baued for Dovoro in eighth.
''ssatted for Tinneran in eighth
New York ......,.......s0 Is
Philadelphia ......,...0 o o-i
Errors-Deyore, Paskcrt
Summary: Home run-Bcckor. Two-base hits
Wilson: Pnskort. Ludcrus 2 Thrcobaso hit
Murray. Double plnys-killlfer 10 Luderus Dodge
to Killifcr TO Walsh TO Doolan. Stolen bases
Morklo. Doolan. Bases balls-oh Schultz, /:
OF Aathowgon. ]. Struck ou,-Hy seaton. s: by
Methcwson. s. Sacrifice bits-Whlsh. Juderuu.
Umpres-RIglor and Finperan.
NEW YoRK-PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND CANE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

ErTors-Doylo. Fletcher. IMdcru1
Summary: Homo ruuB-Snodgrass MerkIe Two
onTe hit5-Paskert. Fletcher. Murray. Double
plaJ-Amcs 10 Ncrkic. Stolen bsscs-Horzog
Paskert Bases balls-Oh Alexander 1; of
Crnndali. 2 Struck out--By Alexander :: by
Ames. 2; by Crandall, I. Spcrince hlt-Crayath.
limo OF samo-i:35. Umpireo-Blgler and Fin
neran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06
Western League

Al Lincolu-Llncoln. Z; 81. Josspn, "
AZ WichiN-Omaha, I; wichita,
Al Topska-Des Moines. 8: Topsha es0
Al DenYer-Denvax. 4; eioux CiS'
ninth. daSknosAs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

~" ''N '"''''''''-''--'''-''''V "
Eror-Murphy.
Summary: Two-baus hit-EEan Three busc
hlt-anggert. Stolen baBos-Coliin6, Sjmmops
Ilin-of Fisher, in . innings. Bases on balls
ON Fisher. o: of Plank. .. Struck out-1y
Fisher, 4. by Plank 3. Sacrifice bit-Chaye
UmpireB-o' Brien and Dinccn
FHILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
FIRST GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-06

Errorn-8assert, Baker. Strunk. Barry, MoMil-
we'll, Bakor McInnes. Daniels. MaSgert Three
base htt-Barry. Murphy. Baker, Paddock 9trunk
Double playJ-Bsrry TO Collins; McInnes To Bzry
Stolen osses-Massert. Mcmillan. Mcrnnes. Hart
Eel ssTy. Bases on bals-on Caldwell, =: on
DAVIS. = on Brown. D. Struck out-By Caldwell
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summary; Two-bsse hits-FcTy. Kons,ohr
hiu-on Forty, In tnuings7 of Harmon 9
IN . inninsu Bases on halls-oT Ferry J; on
harmon, Struck out-By Ferry /; by Uar
mon. l: by CamnitI 2. Sacrifice hitsErarcv
ponlin, Hit BY pitchor-By Csmnitz Brorns
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'Batted for Harmon In eighth
fHusBius out hit by battcd bail
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Erorp-HugSins. MaSee. Mowrey. Hausor, But-
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