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New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
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". 81. Dempsey nads . trip to the
Cities Monday. H
Rev. W. ". Bungt Of Rochester
Waited at tho 3. II. ,Detsrs home last
Woek. .5
Miss Eleanor Pfei6er has. returned
70 her homo In Msnkato ssftsh aIhort
visit with Miss Alma Mayer.
Jake Esser sold his restaurant
Monday aStsrsoon to 4 party from
South Dakota. The new proprietor
took possession Immediately.
The niliiasrs of New Ulu will have
thsir Fall opsaing bssiLniag next
Nondsy and promise oil sorts Of
bssatifnl things in their lines. 4's'S
Miss Elsa Seifert Who has been
spending several weeks st her parents
home will entertsin number Of her
frisnls this afternoon q party. u
John Psussr Of Vancouver. B. G. 10
visiting his brother Fred Peuser this
week. he sprsng quite surprise on
his many friends whom he dropped In
on them unexpectedly Monday. This
IL his drst visit to the homo town IL 10
years. He II on his way TO Baltimore,
Nd. whore he will attend the national
oigsrmskers' convention = dele
gate and his stay. will be very short,
- he expects to leave again Thurs
day. ~ =" 81 50: s. ss',=
The State OF Ainnesots Shorthand
Reporters Association convened st
Minneapolis lest Friday. This asso.
citation 70 composed OF the 4z court
ssporsers Of tho state and Ill were r.
1reseatsd except those Who wore IN
attendance q early terms OF court.
The o6les Of seeretary.Tressurer has
Aoeo looaaed 10 New Ulm> tor ths- past
year and Mr.. W. T. Ecksbsin wss re-
Gleetsd to Il for the coming year.
ThG President Of tho Association 10
%. W. Nordby OF Granite Falls:
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

IT. 49, Eslk sseatsel " ill6as.
spolls lsss 49, ~ tltso wssln
| ep1sS vitA ~ Siassata .
Aiss Asslhe Wiassllaaa sin tsaelli
sgsin this ysar q Hansks end lsls for
hsr Asld Of work last Friday.
Ernst schillinx Of Ooteonvood,
Mimi, ths genial subscription solisi.
tor for ths Sc. Paul Dispatch called
on bic friends the early part Of TIE
week.
Mrs. o. A. Hempsl and son sof MIN
nsapolis who have been visiting With
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Hempel for The
past two weeks returned to their homo
Wednesday.
Mrs. O. g. strickler and dsughtsr
Leols sre spending . few days 10 The
city this week. Leols will leave for
Madison shortly TO sttsad The Wis.
consin State University. e
A group Of eight Of tho friends Of
Mrs. Henry Fusrst gathered st the
John Hsusnstsin, sr. homo last
Thursday 70 spend the afternoon and
evening and they report . very happy
time. Mrs. Fuerst left Monday toa
return to her home in Chicago.
A little dsughtsr Of Carl Ulrich Of
Bernsdotte Township In Nioollst
County was severely injured By fall
from . hay loft one day last week.
Her injuries consisted Of lacerstion
Of tho scalp and concussion Of the
brain which rendered her unconscious
for some time but the child 10 recover
ing nicely aud nc lasting i'll effects
sreoexpected TO follow.
!. It 10 related that two Of New Ulm's
young mon went to the city TO take in
the sights at the Fair. They were
willing to pay good price for the
sake Of getting room and cheerfully
prod duoed q spieos for the privilege Of
staying st one Of the elty's hotels.
Results proved, however, that tho q
was merely the price Of . rocking
chair for tho night because shsre were
other occupants Of The bed who had . !
prior claim 20 Il. They were not very
large occupants but thsre were great
many of them and they made thsir
preseuco 90 obnoxious that the Fair
after trying 70 tight It out
finally decided TO give up The game
and took 10 the rockers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
TWENTY FRESHMEN
JOIN VARSITY SQUAD

Fifty men in suits practiced last night
on Cummings field, a fact which is In
dicative of future success. This means
that there is great Interest In the game
and that there will be close competition
for places, and once the team is picked
there will be sufficient men left 10 fur
nlsh plenty OF good scrimmage work for
the first team.
The big increase In the number Of men
out last night was due to the answer TO
the freshman call. Besides the thirty
varsity men who have been out for the
past week. twenty frcshies turned out.
There are many lkely-loollins youngsters
among the bunch, and the prospects for
q winning team were not lesscned by the
actual appearance OF the men
Pinkcy Sommers had decided to quit
the tussle, Pinkey is one OF the best men
on the squad and would Undoubtedly
make corking good end or hulfbac<
II he stayed with the work until the
close of the season. He played both posi-
tions as utility man two years ago, and
the reputation he made at that time has
caused his friends to expect much from
him this ason. His reason FOR with
drawing i9 poor health and lack Of time
Sommers worked in the copper mills at
Garfield for several months previous To
his entering school this fall, and through
contact with the copper he re-
ceived injuries to his stomach that have
caused him great pain during his hard
workouts In the practices. This results
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
GOUL[ET CLAIMS THE
CHAMP P|ONSH|P TITLE
Abandons Hope for Match
and VIII Sail Tuesday
for Europe.
Special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune.
NEWARK, y. J., Sept 9G.-CIaIminy
the bicvcle championship OF America. AL
fred Goullet Of Australia will sail Tues
day for Paris to prepare for n six-day
race 10 be held in tho French CAPITA.
Goullets claim on tho coveted title is
based on the refusal OF Frank Kramer,
Ihe eastern champion. 20 agree on terms
tor match. The young Australian had
won Inc undlsputed championship of the
west IN The races conducted during the
past summer at Salt Lake CITY, while
hramer had proven the superior of the
riders engaged in the east The failure
Pionshlp honors Will be a disappointment
TO racing fans.
Negotiations for the match have been
carried on since the arrival a few days
ago Of the western delegation, but the
riders could not agree on coalitions
Kramer is lodging n match with me, +"
complains Goullet, who claims TO have
made all kinds OF concessions TO secure
the meeting.
FLOYD MacFarland and Iver Lawson will
sail for Europe on the same ship with
Goullet. Paddy Hehlr. Fred Hill, Joe
Fosler and Eddie Root will follow on a
later boat.
The New York six days race. looked
country. Is said to be In danger OF being
called Off Some difficulty has developed
between the promoters OF the sIx-day race
on one hand and the riders organlza ton
n headed by Floyd MacFarland on the
other. and MacFarand mav not permit
the riders under contract to him TO take
part.
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L., Two new records were cstab-
Iishcd several were eQuallcd and
Il exceptional Sood marks were hung
up in a majority OF the events
participated in today by junior athletes
from all parts Of the United states
under the auspices OF the Amateur Ath-
letic union.
The senior games Will be held tomor-
F. Mccarthy OF the Irish-American 4;
c., New York made a new junior record
of I5 feet inches. while F.. Muller OF
the same organization threw the discus
1866 feet. esta blishing another new
junior record.
A. c. carried oft first honors with total
of 81 for the dav.
The Irish American a, c, was second
with 80 points.
fourth throw with the iavelsn made
1876 feet H. Lott Mona wk a. C., New
York, followed with throw OF l29.o2
feet. Lund protested the throw, stating
cord binding the iavehn had become un-
fastened He claimed it had been tied,
causing n small knot which materially
aided Lott i'm making the winning throw
After much wrauGIins the matter was
referred 10 Referee James r.. sullivan
who disallowed Lund s claim. The HGeS-
ton was vital 10 the Irish American \.
C, Had Lofts throw been disqualihec
Lund would have received five points for
a first instead OF three for second, max
ing the total points or the Irish American
A. c. 80 In place OF 50, OF one more than
scored by the A {. of New York.
Only two athletes who competed in
the recent Olympic games at stockholm
participated in the events here today
Y. Muller, Irish American \. G.. VINO to-
day broke the Junior record in the dis
Gus throw. finished fourth in that event
across the sea The second was i. Cal
lasher. Shannahan c, G. of ladelphia
who today won the hve-mile race and
came i'm seventh In the Olympic mara
thoD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
UNION ASSOCIATION
POSTPONES MEETING

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Sept aO-0ue
10 the inability OF number OF tho al
rectors of the Union Baseball leag1I 10
get 10 this city IN time TO attend the
called meeting and 10 the inability OF
Vice President Van de Putt 10 locate
John McCloskey. the proposed meeting
was declared of 10 a Subsequent date
70 be decided later, after con insulting ont
sioe directors IL Is probable that the
meeting will be held on or about Oc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Holds Saturday Practice

The nigh school football team sHis|
hard Yesterday afternoon In antlap1.1
OF a two days lay-of. In this, hosqA
they miscalculated. as Just heloro 90
time Coach Richardson announci u
the first Saturday practice Of The u
would be held today. and only thds
had Saturday iobS would be cyor5d
The class tea ms organized ys,ts,'|
and their series viii commence within
next two weeks. These games ar
ways closely watched for the ds0s
ment Of any good material that ~
have cscapcl the coachs notice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Junior Amateur Athletes
Establish New Record
Neu York Youths Excel in Games on Forbes hi
and Garry Off First Honors.

din Lyceum, won; F. f. Plan, ii
Island y, G., second, Time 7.GS
100 yard dash--R. Carroll pii,,hr,
A., won: W Il. Conway. Iiish.
A. c.. second Time. 10 l.S
lio-ynrd vuu-D. Caldwell p,,..
A, Won. A. Pepis. IrIsh-AmerIr,1 4 \
second. Time, 30 As.
Running high jump-Won ny u
ninEs. New York, unattached. He's,
One-milc rup--I. Power, Bo,lo,
won. Time. l.Sa G-5.
l6-pound shot put-.D. II. Waltz n.
land n G.: won, with 1876 ~.
Hlagcs, y. Y. y c., second
Running broad jump-H. Frts..
Shannahan {, C.. won, With lin y
ond.
+. Mccarthy Of the irish.An.n,,,
{. broke the junior record IN ~ y
step and jump. with Is fee, . uss..
120-yard hurdles-H Griffith. Pins...
a. y, won, d. Trenholm. New YSt
c.. second. Time. :l6 2-5. wa
SS0-yard ruu-T. j flolpln, por,,
\, won: Z. Fr2k. y. :. A. C.. -
Time. l:j7 30. - 'H'
Pole vault. McMasters. Segiesi.
VI. 9, A., Pittsbure, won. with II 4,
l. Watson, n. Y, 4, C.. second, Wiz
feet . inches.
Five-nIle race--J. Gallarher pAhs.
pRIa Shannshan G. c.. won: ]. c. 81
Boston y. y. second TIN, ~
Gallagher came In seventh In ths "a,
iGou race at Stockholm.
lb-pouud hammer Ihrow-A McDz;.
irish American \. G.. won. WITH lr
feet: 7. Charce. y. Y. s. G., second. 4
1891 feet.
220-yaTd dash-.A Robinson. Rcnss
A.. Won. l.. Horter Meadoworoos 4
Philadelphla. second Time. ~ rs
220-yard hurdles-F 3. Brady X
\. c. Won: g. ITalferty. Pitts6ur, 4
second. Time. :9G.
Discus throw Won by f. Mu.lsr. lhI
American \. c. with 1856 feel ID
junior rccordl; II Klases. y. r 4t
second.
56-pound weight throw-T. Chats.
\. \, G, Won, with s65 fee'. y. -
man, New York. unattached second
Javclin thVoW--H. Lott Mohass A 4
New York. won, with 1912 feet; T. d
Irish American 4. c.. second with 81
feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
DEMETRAL LOSES
HANDICAP MATCH

NI''IHI 10 The TrIbUnc
OGDEN. Sept. 2o.-Willlam De-netral
OF salt Lake failed tonight 10 throw IA
In an hours time. He succeeded in min
ming FerSuson's shoulders 10 the mat
after thirty-thres minutes OF effort. bnt
was unable 10 down Harbertson in the
remaining twenty-seveD minutes. Aftcr
ne bout, Demctral offered 20 take on
5aTnertson In a return match in which
ne would attempt TO throw him tv,jcc
in one hours time '"'Se
woman wrestler appeared In tho
preliminary. Sophia Dale. a yaudcviiie a
actress, opposing Pete Sicos. She was
twice thrown In twenty-five minutes OF
near wrestling.
large. crowd witnessed the perfor-
nance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept. 20,-The worlds
L series OF baseball games are to begin
on Monday, October Z. This date is said
TO have been Professionally agreed upon
by the National commission, which meets
here next Wednesday TO draft the plans
for the games. The date for the open
ing OF the series was based upon the
assumption that the New York Nationals
and the Boston Americans would win the
pennants In their respective leagues.
The Boston club already has won the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

pennant and the Giants expect to win
within the next ten days. The playing
season Of the Boston Red SoX and the
New York Giants closes October and
one days rest before the big series is
deemed sufficient. An early start of the
series is desired, as the commission de-
sires to take advantage OF the good
weather II is learned that the commits
sion has practically decided to play two
consecutive days in one city. The club
owners will toss a coin 10 determine
which city shall have tho opening
games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
AUTO RACERS YIELD
TO THE WEATHER MAN
By International News Service

BY international News Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept 2o-Jhe
heavT rains Of the past few days caused
a disarransenent OF the automobile races
which were TO have begun today. After
waiting for several hours for fair weather
the Paost and Wisconsin automobile
Iopny races were postponed until next
Tuesday because OF the wet cond,tion ~
the course.
II was announced, however. that the
vanderbilt race would be run tomorrow
and the Grand Prix on Monday Rollers
and harrows are being uEed to put the
COURSE In condition.
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Cubs Make Old Time Rally.
BY International News Service.

DN international news service.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 20.-A nth-inning
rally by the Cubs in today's game with
the Dodgers resulted in three tallies and
the game. the final count being to ?.
With Brooklyn leading to In the
final round, with two men down and men
on third and second. SAFER tripled to left
Held, tying the score. A wild throw by
Fisher during the ensuing confusion al
lowed Safer TO cross the plate with the
winning run. Ragon pitched alright
ball up 10 the fatal ninth Pierce and
Toney both made n good showing
CHICAGo-BRoOKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
MARQUARD BLOWS UP
AVID REDS WIN GAME
Big Southpaw Has One Bad
Inning and IS Found for
Four Runs.
By International News Service,


NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-The Giants lost
the first section or double bill with
the Reds today, 1 20 2. but annexed the
second. To ]. Rube Marquard blow up
in the first inning OF the first game and
sent four runs across. He stayed on the
mound five more innings and was in
vinclble Harter, for the Reds. dupll
Gated the trick in the third inning OF the
second game, losing the verdict in one
round and pitching effective ball there
after.
ClNClNNArI--NEw YORK
FIRST GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
State Pair Races ClosA

The revised speed programme y =
Utah state fair. Issued Yesterday, ~.
that four Of tho harness eyenu ,,|
closed. while 1--WE others WI De
September -. The 2:30 troL 'n
2:25 pace or trot and a:2o rot sw
filed well and many entries afs
made for the other events. IN
The running races. when VIZ
great feature this year. VIII hs'e ...,v
number OF entrants. A number ., 80 ~
at the fair grounds have neen - -
for the thoroughbre6s. Man!
ready on the ground and l5o mVi.
come from Helena az the close Of v"
at that place next week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Offer Made for Mcdonald.
BY international News Service.

By international News Service
BOSTON. Sept. 20.-Philad delphia wants
20 make a trade for Third Baseman Ed
Mcdonald. Mac" who was recently sold
20 Sacramento. refuses TO 90. Manager
Dooin thinks he could use Mcdonald and
has suggested a deal 70 Manager King
Inc latter has referred the suggestion
To- President Gaftney. who has turned II
down by declaring that Mcdonald must go
10 Sacramento. McDonald's case will be
taken up by the Baseball Players frater-
nifty. who object To the distance McDon-
aid Is being sent and the summary yv1y
In which he was released
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
American association

At Toledo: First game n IL p
columbus ,....n n o OF .
Toledo .........n n o q n . : s-5 I
Batlorlcs-blmball and Smith: George and Land
UmpireS-llandiboo and Ferguson
Second game n 3 =
Columbus ......0 o o o o o. 7
Toledo ....-...,o o Ia I q
Bsueries-Cook and Smith: ". James and
Land. Umpirea-Fergu5on and Handlhoc
A. Kansas city II II T.
81 Paul ...,....0 q n j, s I
kanesn City ....2 o 20 I - 10 /
James Umpro-Connolly.
~ Observation-Disclosures Milwaukee zane
pos ponoi; rain.
AZ Louisvilie-No samo: viii be played TO-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Maps Play Snappy Bail.

BY international News Service.
CLEVELAND Sept. 20.-Cleveland
took the first game OF the series from
New York here today, TO s. The Maps
continued their new peppery brand Of
ball, todays victory being their nth
straight. Both Kahler and Thompson
were hit hard the former being derrick ed
In the seventh. allowing Lefty James,
late OF the Toledo American Associa
ton club 10 make his American league
bow,
NEW YoRK-CLEyELAND
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By international News Service.

ETROTT. Sept. 20.-Joc Wood S
string Of sixteen straight victories
was broken today when the
H. Tigers annexed their game with
with the Rex SoN by TO A.
Wood started out IN uo-hit shape. but
lost his nerve in the third and walked
four men In succession. Covington was
pitching great ball when he vas sent
10 the clubhouse in the fourth for kick.
Ing on called balls. Lake, who replaced
him. let Bostons four runs through at
the start but tightened no after that.
only two SoX reaching first.
eoSTOS-DETROIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Phillies and Cardinals Divide,

By International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 20-After los
ing the FIRST game 10 4, the Phillies
came back strong In the second part OF
the double bill with the Cardinals today
and won. o TO o. The Cardinals slammed
the ball all over the lot in the opencr.
but lost their batting eyes with Aiexan-
der on the mound In tho second game.
ST. LoUis-PHILADELPHIA
FIRST GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
NEW YoRK-cLEvELAND

summary; Tvo-base hits-Johnston 3 Chase.
Nidkin- Throc-hsse bits-Chare. EendryH. Ster-
rott Double piay-Carisch 10 L-aloie. Stolen
tases-Lcvelt. Jackson. Chapman 2 Hits-on
hAhler, 10 In i-5 inuinEs: on James. = In
- inning Bases bals-on Eahlcr 3
OF Thompson. I. Struck out-ny Knhor g. by
Thompsou, O. Sacrifice hltS-HcndryR Thompsou
Sacrifice fi"f-CArisch Lsioic Chase Hit by
pitohcr-kshlcr. Daniels Time OF Fame-20f.
implces- Connolly and Hart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
wAsHINGToN-cHIcAGo.

ErTors-FostsT Mcbride. Weaver
Summary: T~o-bass h!t-Fostsr Doubl.
playa-lstdcr. Borton and Cieot.s: Rzth 20 Heav-
or; Kuhn % Rath; Kuhu 70 Zeidsr stolen
basef-Mattlek. Lord. Hlts-or EnsIs in q
i1nnSE Bases On balls-On Ccotta 4. or En-
EiS. :; OF Doehling. J. siruek out-By Enrl.
4 by BochiinE. /. by CIeottr. I. Sacrifice kits-
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White Sox Bump Senator'S.

- Internalionsl News Service.
CHICAGO, Sept 2o.-Tho White Sox
pumped the Senator'S IN the FIRST game
of the set. 10 ]. Cicotte held the
Senators 10 eight scattered swsts and
tanned seven Of them. -Four double PLAYS
inquired In the support OF Cicotte. Engle,
who started for Washington. was knocked
out In the sixth and Boehllng finished
the game for the visitors
MAsLINf.rnN-
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Egrorg- Bush l. L. onsoW 2
Summarg TWo-bhsc hit-Vcach. Double plsys--
Krus. YeFkcs aud Englc, .. Stolen basea-Cooh.
Corridop, Crawford. Uts-On Covngton. none
IN Z innings. Base balls-Oh Wood. 3; OF
CovinEton. ]. on Lake .. Struck out-By Wood.
Z. by Covuston, I, by Lake, ,. Sacrifice hit
BgBh. Time OF samb-2:l0 Umplres-o'Lo Lough-
LIN and McGfecKy-
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1hs'V" i"A b''"lN AZ slNNus
Cincinnati ...........t a.
New York ...............0 o.
Egrors-Mitchcu. Wilson. Fletcher
summary Two-bnse hlts-Bcsrhcr. Almclda
stolen hascS-DcschcT, SnodSr1ss. Clarke Mcrklo.
Hits-On MarQugTd. in innngs Bases on
bllls-on Cr5udall 4: of Benton. 3 Struck
out-By IarqUn-d, 3; by Crandali, 2; By Benton
3 Hit by ptchoT-By Benton. J. UmpTrs-
Eason and JohnEtone.
CINCINNATI-NEw YORK
SECOND GAME.
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in his being unable 10 study a, nIght, u
fearing thai his lessons would siF6 I
announced that he would turn in his 8.
The coach viii do his utmost 10 lupf1|
Pinkey's condition and will Try 10 -
him in the game
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u estern League

~ Omahs-omAhR. 2; Des Molnes O.
AZ penver-Denycr. :. wichita 10
AZ Lincoln-Lincolr. 8: Topeka
~ Sioux City-Siour City. o: st. Jorcph &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
WOODS WINNING STREAK
BROKEN BY THE TIGERS
After Taking Sixteen Successive Games and Equal
ing Walter Johnson's Record, "Smoky Joe"
Fails to Set New Mark
Game Interrupted by Rain.

Milan. IAportc. Time OF samc-i:5s Upmires-
Evans and Egau
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Chlcnco -.-.--.-.-.....O q n Is
Brooklyn ............l 0 o o a.
ETorz-Tinkor novnH :. Sslcr Cutshaw.
Fisher.
Summary; Thrce-base hI;S-Downa ssisr
Double plays-iu'ghaw 10 Daubert. Stolen
bascs-Downa. Eyerr. Hiu-o0 Plorco IN
Innings Bases balE--On Piorce 3: on Ra-
Eon. ? struck out-By Rsgon. 6: by Pierce =.
b. Tonoy. l. sacrihcs hlts-Cu,siItw. KirLpat-
rick. Fisher. Time OF EAme-i:i2 Urnpires-
Owen and Brennan.
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BY Internal tional News Service.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2o.-Phradelphia- St
Louis game called at the end of the first:
rain. Score: Philadelphia, O: ST. Louis, o.
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Cincinnati s.........-.o / q o o-I
New York ..........,...0 o o o o ~

ErfoTs-SnodErass Wilson. Fletcher.
Summary: Home run-0ovorc. Stolen basez-
Grant Bases bslls-o6 hmos. 1; of Har-
tor, l. Struck out-By Ames. 3. by Harter 4
Sacrifice hit-Amcs. umplros-Johustone and
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FIELD, Pittsours, Sept. 20
L. Two new records were estab'
ishcd. several were equallcd and
Il nxccntional GOOD marks We're hung
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

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'-Batted for RREon in ninth.