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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-03

very first frame Dockstader reached
first on Davls's error and scored on an
infleld out by Jensen and a single by
Whaling. That ended the scoring until
the last hall of the fourth. when the
CoolcysoN annexed couple.
Devereaux drew a pass and took third
on Bauer's double to left field, Weaver
hit TO left for one base and Brick scored.
Bauer came In on Pendleton's one-b Sc
hit over second.
In the fifth, Gum singled to left and
took third on Bauer s error, He scored
when kafora hit hot one over second,
Later in the inning Butte filled the bases.
but the side was retired without further
score when Whaling hit to Pendleton and
allowed him to catch Mathes at second.
In the last half Of the sixth Salt Lake
grabbed two more, which proved to be
enough. Bauer drew a pass and scored
on Pendleton's home-run hit over left
field fence.
The last score of the day was made
by Butte In the seventh when Mathes
walked, stole second and scored on
single.
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M|SSOULA WINS BOTH
FROM GREAT FALLS
Bush Wins First Handily and
Then Saves Second in
Ninth.

MISSOULA, Aug. 2.-Missoula won a
double header from Great Falls today.
Remneas. while he struck out ten High
pitched a splendid game. The score In
this game was TO 1. The second game
was a free hitting game affair in which
the locals hits came more opportUnelS,
Coins was replaced by Williams who In
turn was withdrawn for CIiffen. Dru-
hot pitched good ball until the ninth.
then after two runs had been scored and
none were out. Bush stemmed the tide.
The scores.
First game
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ABE MUST WIN TODAY
OR BE REAL "HAS-BEEN'
TWenty-Round Fight Between Attell and Harlem
Tommy" Murphy Begins at O'Clock,
Salt Lake Time.

train properly for my fight with Murphy
earlier in the summer, l whipped him
so handily in New York that | thought
could do 1t again without doing any
hard work.
"This time IL will be another Attell
who faces Buckiey's boy. Not only A
perfectly trained fighter. but one who
weighs seven pounds more than he did
in the previous fight. 7 am going 10 win
this fight decisiyely, then forco Johnny
kilbane 10 give me chance TO regain
the featherweight championship
While Attell Is chock full of confidence,
he has nothing on Murphy in that re-
spect. Murphy believes he Will win even
moro decisigely than he did In his last
battle with Attel
Despite Murphys easy victory over
Atten in their recent fight. the sporting
fraternity has established even money
odds on tomorrow's set-to, II anything,
there seems 10 be more Attell money
than Murphy money on the market,
though no heavy commissions have been
offered on either boy.
The main event will be preceded by
two preliminaries. Walter Scott and
Holly Burns, local boys go on in four
round bout at p. m. This will be fol-
lowed by ten-round set-to between Joe
Aseveda of Sacramento and Lee John
son off Oakland. Attel and Murphy will
enter the ring at p. m.
Jack Welsh tonight declined to referee
the bout and Jim Griffin, proprietor Of
the Broadway club, was selected In his
place
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tscbut,inscr,. to g. scoond, Gerard, 1os t.of-
tusl. I to 2 third Time, l:ol. Auster, Kinder
Lou. E1ton. Cordie F.. Barbara Worth aud
LADY Ann also ran.
Second race. Ave and half furlongs selling
Rasusl. lo2 tschuttngcrl. 20 10 l. won Lotont.
lob martini 10 TO I. second. Paris Queon ito
tLoftus), to .. third. Time. los l-5. Law
suit and Fly By Night also ran.
Third race. selling, six furlonss-Moucrief
broselr 10 g second silci. e7 tNcklaus)
80 10 ], third. Time. l:l2 l-5. Lady sybn. In
prudent. Con Came. Be Thankful, Radiation and
Dsscn,cr also ran.
Fourth race. six turlonss, handIcap-Ielcu
Beroee: ll2 tSteelcl. TO 10. won. Light O.
My Life. lo6 Turnerl. TO 1. second: Edda
III uoftus). to 1. third. Time. I:i3. Coel
Cherry Seed and Penobscot also ran.
Fifth race selling. six furlongs-Anavri. lo9
Connolly, IL TO /. won; ouartermaator. lo5
tRoreD; 9 to S, second. Miss Nett 80 tFersu-
son). 40 to J. third. Timo l:l as Pluyiue.
orbed Lad. Husky Lad. Carrillon and Pulka
alan
Sixth race. selling. milo and siSteouth-
Plant, 10. lHopkns). to ?. won; Congress
mau James. lie Cdooneyl. II TO 10. Gecond
senesambiau, "a tForsusonl, 40 to l.. third,
Time. so Go. Rey and Monsieur X also ran
Seventh rncc. selling. milo and th-ee-slx-
toenths-Falcada, l0 (Taehnnl. 7 10. won;
1o6 CAmbroso), TO 1, second: Ia
nunda. u2 hdnns), IL to ]. third Time, 2.Ot
swarts Hill and John Louis also ran.
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For the second time this week Wanda
mere had 10 postpone its races At the
motordrome last night
The entire card Will be run tonight. with
whittier, Ward, Bernstrom. Brodbe
HoSnon, Mccall. Duckworth and every
other rider on the track participating IN
The events OF the eisht-race card
with the announcement that Tver Red
man is TO Join the squad of professional
riders at the motordroms at Wandan1ere
next Thursday night. the management OF
that track has given the motorcycle fans
one Of the best pieces OF news OF the
season.
Redman rode the frst motor ever run
on a BOARD track In Utah and is recog-
nized as one OF the cieverest men In the
business,
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BALRON|A, AT 4 To 5.
IS WINNER At BUTTE
Love Day, at 6 to 4, and
Voting, at 7 to /, Tips That
Went Over.
By International News Service.


BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 2.-Balronia,
carrying a world OF money as usual. won
today at odds of 4 to s. Love Day and
Voting. both at fairly good odds. were
heavily played and won. The attendance
was about $500. Manager Hugh l. Will
son has not appointed Nathanson's sue
cessor yet. Summaries:
First race. four and a half furlongs purse
Missile tBuxton). 10 ]. won: Mollio Richards
(kirschbaum). to q. second BIN Finn Tap
lln. 10 TO l. third. Time. :56 2-s Sierra.
Flcckney and Dr., S. p. Tate ran In the order
named.
Second race nve and half furIongs: selling
Aunt Alice IS. Johnson TO 5. won: Mr.. Bob
tBuxton). 10 !. second. Queen Ruth (Hcnry)
10 s. third Time. 10 3-5. King Earl
Gerdcs. Marie Coshill and Helen n ran in
tho order named.
Third raco. Ave rurlonss. selline-Lore Day
second: Great Friar tBuxtou), 12 to g. third.
Time. l:o2 2-5. Tilinghast and Abe slupskey
ran in the order named.
Fourth race milo and twenty yRrds-Bsrt Get
ty Is Johnoonl. II to 8. won: Miss Kon (Cav-
anaugh). IL 10 !. second: Gretchen C. For-
sythe)s II to ?, third. Time. i:47 10. Char
rcta. Littloton. Arbutus. Stonoman and Lew Hill
ran in the order named.
Fifth race, six furlonss. sclling-Balronla
tGross), TO g. won. Lord Clinton (shriner)
I2 TO J. second: Visible Is Johnson), s TO 1
third Time. III. Tippy. Mandadcro. Big Claim
and Glsnnadcnnc ran In the order named.
Sixth race six furlongs. pursc-Voting (Roo-
uey) 10 l. won; 1cnrian tTaplinl. II TO 6
second; Flying tNelson). to L. third. Time
| II AS. Lee Harrison II BanonIca Bsnthel
Master Guy and Auto Girl ran in the order
named.
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'Batted for Clark in ninth.
SALT LAKE.

Summary TWo-base hIts-Fortier
Bauer. Home run-Pendleton. Sacrifice
hits-Levy, Weaver. Stolen bases-For-
tier. Weaver. Runs batted In-By Whaling
2, kaiora, Weaver. Pendleton g. Base on
balIs-On Clark . Struck out-By Clark
), by Morgan s. Left on bases-Butte s,
Salt Lake S. Double play-Clark to Ka-
fora TO Mathes. First base on errors
Butte i, Salt Lake j. Time OF game
l:5S. Umpire-Carney
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with Redmsn IN the field this Will give
Wandainere cluster OF profss sionals In
Guiding Rognon. Duckworth. Mcneil Nc
CaI, Thomas and Bernstrom RogDon
mas been coming up steadily In his speed
ana lne youngster IS the biggest tavorite
az the track. Mccall shows desb ~
new work nov and then that begins 10
give lIne on his work Duckworth has
had bad luck all season with his motor.
put II is running better now than II has
been for weeks and he looks for faster
time out OF II next Thursday than ever
before
ara. whittier Brodbeck and the 9TH
er factory men are off on the honnestretcb
work OF tho season and evidently thew arc
determined TO close the month with a
number or recorde
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-03
Chicago, 5; New York, 8,
BY Internal tional News Service

By InternatlOnaI NEWS SeFVlCe,
CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-The White Sox
again defeated the Yanks 5 to g. today,
Warhop was wild in the opening round
and fusillade of hits netted the SoX four
runs. Three singles. a triple and a dou-
BILE were combined in this round. inter
spersed with wild throw by WARRIOR.
Notwithstanding the four-run lead. the
Yankees fought back. scoring a run in
the second and another In the third
Lange, who started for the Sox, was
canned In the fifth because he permitted
so many stolen bases. Walsh went in and
held the enemy safe until the last inning
when he allowed a run
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MISSOULA.

Summary: Left on bases-Great Fails
.; ~ MlssouIa g. Stolen bases-Bassey. Faye,
SiTsn Two-base hits-Murphy. Bassey
= willard ., Tower, Huelsman Carman
Mlsse. Three base -hit-Druhot Hits-
On Coins Z in 3 innings: off Williams
IN two-thlrds innings: OFF C,iffen nnnn
IN one Inning. Struck out-Goins 2 Dri-
hot 3, Williams !, Giffen 1. Bush / Bases
on balls-On Coins 2. OFF Druhot 3 Passed
oall-Williard. Time OF game-o:Os. I'M
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Visitors 0uthit Locals
Every Day but Lose Game
Johnny Pendetons Home Run and His Good
Work at Short Make Up for
Loss Of Bill Orr

r7HERE games Cooley park and Salt
Lake this Salt Lake has taken all three
far the Miners each day
reasonable for Manager Stova to expect victory least
c today games Ames and Dssan will probably do the pitching
for Cooley and and Forier the catching Kn and Deli
have been picked do the work for Butte and Henry Mann the local
boy will probably do the backsoppng both Shannon Kora
einuro
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BY International News Service.

IN AN FRANCISCO, Aug. Abe At
tell will be given a chance to re-
deem himself In the eyes OF the
~ sporting public tomorrow after
noon al jim Coffrotbs Eighth and
Howard street open air arena. when he
boxes Harlem Tommy" Murphy, The
contest VIII be staged under the auspices
OF the Canal club and is scheduled to
so twenty rounds.
Everything indicates that the fight will
be one OF the most bitter fought here
IN recent years Attcll, incensed at tho
charges OF crooked dealings made by
jim Buckley. manage of Murphy. and
smartinS under the defeat handed him
by the Harlem lad a few months ago,
is determined to give the easterner one
OF the most artistic drubbngs he has
ever had in his life
That for once at least Able is sincere
in his determination TO fight is indicated
by his faithful work in training camp
Old timers who have wa tched him go
through his daily programme. declare
he has done more actual work for this
fight than In the twenty combined fights
he engaged In previous to this engage
ment.
Il intend 10 prove to the public by
my work tomorrow that | haven't gone
back and that | am Murphv's master,
declared Attell tonight, MY condition
is perfect and I expect to win In
canter. am free 10 admit that | didn't
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CLERKS WILL PLAY
FAST OGDEN TEAM

The Retail Clerks will 60 10 oc5ou
SundAy with the strongest lineup they
nave had together before this season
Lhey WIN play an all-star team under
Clerks will leave for ter davs' trJn te
tne southern part OF the state. The men
@ho VIII make the trip to Ogden are:
Stspnens. C.; Schultz. p. Johnson, Id.
%; Fitzpatrick (captain). H.; GaiIacber.
CT; Vossmeyer, n Sii
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
American, association

~ CoiunerH- r II =
Milwaukee ... o o a J e-T I
Columbus e-l A
1arsries-Hovlik ard srhslh: HcoulIisn B.uck
ard Murphy. umpirer-Fergusoa ard Hayes
AZ Lsuisviils- .P q y.
Krosss City ........-...,. % :
Louisville ..-....-.....o o OF : 4
fCzlis5 s5t sixth bT asvrmea,1
BacterIe~-Dep~.u valIlngbsm ar1 O.Connor.
sryes-. Nosk!aal aat Pssros. Umpire-Irvfr
A. Toledo R
I!russpolis .- o I o o-l a a
Toledo .. .......o % :
Harte1es-Leii@elt Ard Ovens Eraurs and
csrsch. Umpirss-chiiI and Andsr.on
A, Tndisuapolis- RHy
Irdlanspolis o., .. q 90
Bsttsriss-Dnufr an. Ms-rhsll: Liak and clark.
Umpires-BeYhaiter and ConnciiT-
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Senators Blank Tigers.
BY international News Service.

DETROIT, Aug 2-Washington won q
tame, uninteresting game from the Tigers,
to 0. today. Cobb made three singles,
but the other Tigers were practically
helpless. In the seventh Louden and Nor
iarty singled in succession. but Deal who
tried to sacrifice, peGged too hard and
Johnson pegged Louden at third, There
was not an extra base hit, a sacrifice,
stolen base double play or passed ball
during tile game.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Mccartney Has Hard i's'

sr International News servie'. va
puTLApELpHIA. Aug l-Y'a1ss =, 81
Philadelphia had the ume ~ "a ~ =
wI,b Al Dewey of wilseseins ns..,'.lI.6os y 7
Al tho Olympic Athletic az = vi
Mccartney noorcd Dewey ,u s,iI Il. So
The nr.t. hut from thsa uI. mt
Dewey snvs JUST as good Is n
Society night tonight, e e
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boston IS sHUIl|
BY P|TTSBuRG /
College Pitcher Plays
Game for Pirates !,
Is Effective.
By international Now,

by INTERNATIONAL News s.,. 4
BOSTON. Aug. 2.-p,,,..'.
three straight over ,hs p"s
winning ny score q,
Warner, the former Brown ~, !" I
er, made his debut in ,s %l'r
pitched a good game ag,,s Inls q
holding them 10 siyha dlnst O,
Gioson got four sing!es in i,ss' ,...s'
FiTTsBURG-5os,ox
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AflSSOULA.

summary: Left on bases-Great Falls
4 Missoula s. Sacrifice hit-Changnon
Two-base hits-Carman. Perrino Nisse
Ihree-bas hIt-Warren. Double plavs-
GIBSON TO Toner; Bush to Carman Struck
out-BE Remneas 10, by Bush s. Bases
Kemneas ]. Bush g Hit by pitched hal,
.Oriet by Remneas. Time Of came
100 Umpire-Frary.
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FISHING SPECIAL.
To Spring Creek, Utah County, Best
Fishing Ever Offered IN Utah

Stream closed for over two years
VIII be opened Sunday, August at
a; m. after arrival Of train Special
train will leave D. & r. G, depot ar
1890 SATURDAY night. Fare 81 50
round trip. Secure tickets to Spring.
vllle and return At City ofice, Judge
ing leave Spring Creek .. m. on sne.
eial or on any regular train from
Springville.
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SUMMARY: Two-base hits-s.s,r,u
Double pinys-Fletchcr 10 DoJis Z
Mitchell 70 CLARK. stoles he.
Fletcher. HerEog. Marsans aus a
Tesrenu, .; of Benton. 4. strstf sr-;
rodu L. by Benton. 3. Passed tll-crd|
OF Eamc-l:i0 httcndanee-;fD o.
and Finneran.
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summary. Homo runS-Stahl, Hooper T~o-base
h,ts-LewIs (e). csdy. Wood Shotten, Stnhl
Double play-Wagner to Stshl Stolen hsses-
Speaker (2p. Gardner, Hts-OG Hamilton. In
innings. Bases b8ls-0n Wood. Z; on Ham
ilton, . Struck out-By Wood, a. by Powell, /
Time OF esmc-lA0 Umplres-U Bren and
Diueen.
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La1ender Again WIS

BY international News Service
BROOKLYN. Aug. 2.-schu,N,,
run in the first inning gave u1 /
one-run margin that beat 'ns Y
today, 3 to .. Lavender as
pitched fine ball. each allowing =
hits.
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BROWNS PROVE EASY
PREY FOR RED SOX
Wood Is Effective and St.
Louis Gets Only Three
Hits.
BY international News Service,

ST LOUIS, Aug. Jake Stahfs Red
Sox took the third game OF the series
from the Browns here this afternoon,
10 0. Joe Wood pitched for the SoN ana
lust three hits were made off him, only
one coming after the Intro inning "A
home run BY Stahl with the bases fun In
the fourth featured the game.
rpItIs-ROSTOS
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Cardinals Beat PhlllIa

BY international News Servict
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a
single, Wingo's triple and Earasi
gle punched In the ninth lnarr q
Louis a 5-to-S victory over d ID
today. II
PHILADELPAIA-sT. Igvli
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| TN'"h''I No. baSe hI,,-v.,
TITUS: Double playE-Ncpon,n - =
ponolf: stolen bsses-Csrey On
ON Dickson, ;. OF Warner
By Dickson. /. BY DonaslIy =.
sncrlhoe h,ts-NcKechnle. WIltzn ~
-NoDonald. A,teudance-lg6 ~
stone and Eason. e1kT
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Giants. 4. RAda a

BY international News seryi,s
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Tbs q. :.
Iesreau on the hill. easily rSus
Reds today. TO 0. The Glsn,,
ton only hard enough to trInr i,
counters In the plnches.
CINCINNATI-Sgy Yopv
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Utah Fuel VS.. A, L. Team

The Utah Fuel team will meet the A,
l.. team on the Glendale diamond tomor-
row morning. These two teams met
early in the year and the coal dealers
took the game
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Coast League
Western League

AZ DenTer-DeoYsr. e. 81. Joseph, q
AZ Llnooln-siour City. s: Lincoln
AZ Topess-TopekA g. Omaha fc,Ii.d
on account OF darknessl 'N'e'
rain. s-"' p0s'poncn'
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Trotting Races Postp00'-

By international NeHs Ssr'ies' ~
CLEVELAND. o. Aug, Init M 4
snal eycats In the Grand on.y na ~ n
North Randall this afternoon ,nf-,1.
was postponed until s',ara'IT Tos air<
morrow viii see uhlan shu s,,nsr
X. G. BlllinEs's trctterf. 'u ,ron ~
;rot,ers reached North RahoA"
Iate This afternoon.
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'Battcd for Seaton In scyesth.
--Bstted for Doolan In ninth.
-'"Batted for Kiliifsr In ninth.
"."Battcd for ShultJ In ninth
ST. Louis ..........-s.,. pp
Philadelphia o.. .....,.,. o
summary: Two-base hl,s-Piifrt
Miller. Mowre- Thfcc.bssn elu-s
Nlngo. Double plays-Hussini u
Hauser 20 konetohy. Stole
knabc Husgins (e>. Eits-os ssni
innings: on Shult2. 4 in lsnirr
balls-OT scatoD. ;: OF shultf ]; =
Struck out-By Soaton. s. by A
Harmon. s Sacrifice ht-HuEllnS ~
snnton Time OF gsme-i:S. uIr's
Orth.
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b. International News SerSics
VANCOUVER, h. c.. Aug 2.-Enlrics for Sat
urday's follow;
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international Lea0ue

40 games we're played 10 IN. international
" 7sIa sesteraaE. "a rain tell In all tho cities
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NEW YoRK-CHICAGo.

sBatted for Williams in ninth
''Batted for Warhop In ninth.
IRAN for Wolyorton in ninth.
'"Batted for Sterrett In ninth
New York ..,...........,0 90 l-3
Chicago s.rs,s,.s..,.. O o / q IS
Summary Two-base hit-Calahan Three base
hts-Collins, Bodo. Double play-weavcr TO
zeiler. Stolen bsses-Danlels. Chase 90, Sterret
Martin. Hits-on Lange in 2-3 innings
Bases on balls-OT Lapge, 3: of Walsh, .. Struck
out-By Warhop 3; by Lanse. /. by Walsh z
Passed bsll-Wiliiams. Sacrifice hits-Martiu
Williams, Woyorton Hit by pitcher-Bodie
Wild pitch-Walsh Time OF game-l so um.
pires-Egau and Sheridan.
No Game at Cleveland.
Rain caused the postponement of the
American league game between Cleveland
and Philadelphia at Cleveland yes terday
Society night tonight, Ssltair.
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Butte Entries,

By International News Service.
BUTTE. Mont, Aug 2.-saturday's entries for
the Butte races follow,
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Summary; Bases on bnlls-on wilIet. /; of
Johnson. ] Struck out--sy Willctt s. by John
son. S. Wild pItch-WIliett. Time Of same-l32.
UmpiTes-Hart and Connolly,
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Fort Erie Race Results.

By International News Service.
BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug 2.-Fort Erie race re-
suits:
First race, selling, nve furlongs-Tankard. Ios
(NcTagsarD, 10 won. Captain Elliott los
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CHICkGo-eRooKLfN

summary: Two-hsSs hitS-Aenu, III
or. Double plays-Ailler 10 oG, 4, N
Zimmerman (uuasslstedl: Ls'enIu, u,,,s 81
Safer. Stolen hnse-DauoeH ara
on Rasor. 2: on Lsvendsr' s,r,ts
Hazon, 4 by Lavender 4 -srs-lf
Schultz. Leach. Safer Tina OF
ufres-Owen and Brennan.
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Fort Erie Entries.

FORT ERIE. Canada, Aug. 2-FollovInv ,rs
the entries for tomorrow; e
First Rsce furfop
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Totals =. 3 i2 81 II o To,.,,
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No Game at Cleveland.

Society night tonight, Ssltair.
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'Batted for Bashang in eighth.
Washington ..s.y..s.. o IA
Detroit .. .--....-..,-r.. 0 90
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Methodist Church.

Sunday School. First Church,
9:45 a. M, Wesley Chapel, 3p. 10.
Glass Meeting, - m.
Epworth League, Z p. N. Topic,
The Advantages of a Religious
Home" Leader, John Bolin.
The subject at the eleven o'clock
hour next Sunday will be The
Joy OF the Lord, Strength"
This congregation has been
taking some trips with the stere-
opticon through foreign lands late
ly. Next Sunday evening will be
DEVOTED to the home land under
the subject How the Other Half
Lives, or With the Diaconesses
Through Chicago Sums" Some
of the needs of the great cities of
our own land and the gentle min
istrations of these holy women
will be shown with these slides.
A rain and 42 people at prayer
meeting last Thursday gladdened
our hearts. We will be glad to
see you.
A Gospel Team from this church
composed of I. b. Moore, N. L.
Falls, M, H. Scandrett, P. Hanlen,
Chas. N. Molter. and j. r. Bolin
will conduct services at Union on
the Liberal Circuit next Sunday
afternoon.
Brethren, feel free to take of
your coats at any service. We
are at home.
Ladies will please remove their
hats just before the sermon.
Wan. T. Ward, Pastor.