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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Stakeholder. Annual Mastina.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the North Dakota
State Fair association for Fargo will
be held Tuesday evening, November IL
at s p. m. in the state fair Offices,
second floor of the A. o. u. W.. build
ing, F, S. Talcot, Secretary.
-AdVt,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06

Chicago, Nov. 6EChicago police be-
lieve the mystery surrounding the
murder of sophia G. Singer, Baltimore
heiress, In this city on Monday night
of last week, has been completely
cleared up by the confession Of Beat.
rice RyaIi Conway.
According to- Mrs. Conway. the.
Singer woman invited her and her
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
He knaw.

Boston Transcript: While the tales
mar were being examined for a muir
der trial in the West one was asked #
he knew what an alibi was.
II think I do; yes, sir"
"What do you understand by it?"
The talesman reflected for a moment
and then, with a hesitancy indicative
of graveness, replied: "An 'alibi is
when the fellow who did it wasn't
there"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
RevenaeI

The motor bus snorted slowly along
the street, gave three loud groans ana
stopped with a jerk right opposite a
cab rank.
The driver got off, hurriedly dived
beneath the bonnet and then, throw
ing himself on the ground, crawied
underneath the bus, says Answers.
After a while he came out again.
and. with a confident smile, attempted
to restart the engine But no; the
engine Wouldn't go.
Then he glared at the silent machine
and scratched his head, and his mouth
self.
A cabby silently took his whip out Of
the socket, and crossing to the infuri-
ated man, held 1t out to him.
ERE " are, mattel he said, with a
ghost of a grin. t"It 'iYm!''
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Giving Cold Shoulder to Fudge,

Cleveland Leader: The American
girl is getting more athletic every
day. She is getting stronger and big
ger at the same time. She doesn't put
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Practical.

Chicago Daily News: Sonny, AN,
pop, l don't wanter study arithmetic.
Pop, What! A son of mine grow up
and not be able to figure baseball
scores and batting averages? Neveri
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
REST IN FLIGHT.

The fying arrow knowing its path is
made
Goes singing softly at the bows
behest,
Taking it's destined journey unafraid-
In every moment of its flight at
rest.
SO speed, o soul. to your devine
abode;
Go singing through the shadow and
the light
Go bravely on your high-appointed
road,
At rest in every moment Of your
flight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Thsn wac the Happy pays.

When Adam in the garden spooned
He said in his ~reat glee:
The title of his song, he tuned
They say was EVE N Me"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06

One may openly confess an unholy
curiosity as to what the women COM
ductors of Philadelphia will say when
the trolley slips Off the wire.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Coming Events

Tuesday, Dec q
Scottish Rite reunion.
wednesday, Dec. 4.
Scottish Rite reunion.
Thursday Dec. 8.
Scottish Rite reunion.
Friday Dec. 8.
Scottish Rite reunion.
Tuesday, Jan. IA
Tri-State Grain Growers.
Wednesday Jan. rs
Trt-State Grain Growers.
Thursdays Jan. 10.
Estate Grain Growers,
Friday, Jan. 1T.
Tri-State Grain Growers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06

Toe dancing is advised for lat-foot-
cd children, whereas a nat foot is an
excellent help in buck dancing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
His Bet.

Judges Library: Look here:
you're big and strong. Why don't you
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Temperature

H. r. aRAssB. Special Observer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
DUTCH COURAGE RUNS
LAST IN THE SIXTH
Selection of Sharpshooters Is
Beaten by Every Other
Horse in Race.
SENECA TAKES PURSE
Occur d'Alene Feature Goes
to Favorite, With DR..
Dougherty Second.
SENECA TAKES PURSE

ALAN, Ida. June 90.-Scneca took the
fourth race at six furlongs, the feature
Of the Alan card today from field OF
seven classy sprinters. FORSYTH on
seneca. made his bid at the head of the
stretch. passing DIR. Doughcrty after a
hard drive. Tracl, fast, Results:
FiIst race. four and half mrioags -Rosirlcs.
i"H tkiTs-hhaumD 10 ;, won Tidy Wol6srth,
100 tHiln. lS 10 l. second: Dcbutaule 10t tBur-
Gnsomcl. II 10 =, thirG Time. aS. Red Widow.
Russoils. Mos Rose. Little Birdie and Elmer L..
ir.. Finished ramod.
Second race, hvc furlonus-Elmcta Hamilton.
~ lhcENenl. 60 .. won; Pickaninny. III
tCro'h. S To ]. second: John H. shcchau. iI3
Rooney. to l. third. Time. i0l. Sollie
p'os%. Annie Wcis. LBlo Knight. Sir Barry.
chsutclor and Wsdsworth H. finished named
Thrd race. hyc and half furlonEs-ecn Green
lcat l"s tNu'Iganl. 20 10 !. Won. Lady Tendl.
io' tRoonoyl. is 10 j. second; General March
mont. lo5 t6rosul. : 10 l. thri. Time. LOG i-5
Narn. Ncllo No Quarter. Hugh Cray and Pas
senEcr also ran
Fourth race, six furlongs-Senoos H. III (For-
sythc) To I. won. DIR. Dougborty, ia u.
hcfntyreJ, II IN ]. second. kins Elt ia lHnD
- TO l. third. Time. 1913 20. Righteasy Do
isncy; Kootonoy and Emerald Isle finished as
named.
Eifh race. seven furIonEs-R Rondy IOs tRd-
di"l. 10 I. won. Madeline auasraye lo7
'"royi. IL 10 ], second Cliut Tucker, loi
'surlins7me>. 10 J. third. Time. 1877
|retohen G.. Don Enrique. Harlem Maid Mar
eSret Randolph. Roy T.. Norman and Twckcn-
ham 1nished named.
tSoderisj. 10 l. won; Manassch iO2 (Cartcrl
2 10 l. oocond; Sioopland. 100 GIopkins) 20
10 !. third. Time l:4i Is Error. Mamie Nc.
Dee aud Dutch Courage finished named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
MOTORCYCLES To
RIDE FOR ORPE

E;rodbeck aud Peck, TWO Of ~
est and most popular of the
riders in the city, Will met
night in n special match ract
heats, best two In three. and Saa
have volunteered their series
to give the orphans OF the cy y
tunity of seeing some OF Inc ~
of which they have heard 60 3
The riders notified the Eio
that they would cheerfully FW
ones one OF their best eahe1
Johnson. Mcneil. MacCal.
and 3. Johnson are among lhs
win compete In two-mlle ana !.
races for the entertainment o. u
OF the Elks
A wrestling mach oetwe.
Keith and Ben Aldrlch is -
ture of the athletic pFogIE
given tomorrow night az WsIs
admission fee is charged a1
invite the public 10 attend
them in their pleasant anh.
giving all orphans an OUTING vi
day" Swimmingn. racing
contests will occupy ne ',.s @
the motorcycle races. wEe'u~
attractions the cYenlns'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
ZION LOSES, BUT NEW
PITCHER HAMMERED
Enz, Blankenship's Southpaw,
Raped So Hard Rosebor-
ough Succeeds Him.

MISSOULA, June 2o,-Missouls today
broke the tie for first position in the
Union association race by defeating Salt
Lake, to ., In the most sensational
game Of the season, Enz, Blankenshp's
new southpaw, started the game and
lasted but two and onc-third innings
Roseborough finished, pitching splendid
ball Jensen was effective most OF the
time and the teams wont into the ninth
at a tic. Salt Lake filed the bases but
could not score, Singles by Roberts.
PeTine and Bassey counted the winning
run. The score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Latonia Race Results.
y International News Service

CINCINNATI. o.. juno 2o.-Lstoni. results
First race. ave and half furlonss-Snm Hrsoh
0;oose), pinee -, second: Rock Fish los Rfc-
'aheyl show $3.50. third. Time f:lO 20 Mileaus
Chinook also
Second race. nye and half furlongs-Ma-
dolle. ln1 tHonry) straight tis.7o. won; In
Quota 100 tEslcp,. place sg second. Tsrsbnn
li3 tBoren. show $40 third. Time t:io Pass
on Bculah s., Dorlon, Auto Run, Toy King
Salwari, Sprighty Miss and Lady Robbina also
ran
fhird raco. six furongs-Floral Day los (hIc-
'aheyl. straight S2G. won; Polly u Io5 lDav-
enportl. place A.6o. second; Buss los (DanieIsl
sbow 50. third Time l:l7. La Cazadora Ruth
Jackson. Ethel sampson Green. Coletta Henrietta
W. and Andra JossH also ran
Fourth race, mile and a acknowledgements
l07 tGoosel. strRight SIS. won: Manager MACY
10. iEstopl. place Sc 30. second; Brig Ioa
iDHoielG). show s2 60, third Time i:Io as,
Puck and Cbcrryola also ran. "
Filth race. siz furIongs-High Private re5
tBorelD straight $3.50. won; Donau IL (HcprvI
place $50. second. Grover Hughes Iil (Coosoi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
American Association
Al milwaukee,. Flr,t samo--

Al Mlwaukoe. Flrst gams-- R H. E
Milwaukee -. , o o o o 80 IL
Bnttosic5-Young and owons. Nicholson and
Scbalk. UmDres-Fersuson and Handihoe.
Second game
Minneapolis :. - 0 o-6 IL .
Milwaukee 20. J o 80 IL &
Basteries-Leibhardts waddeII and opon1; Dough
erty and Hughes, UmpiTes-Perguson ana Handi-
Doe.
AT Toledo: First game HUE =
Columbus -. o 90 4 /
Toledo ........ 0 : I
Baucries-Cook and Smith; Bill James md
Land Umpres-Chl and Irwin
Second game Pu r.
Columbus 80, o , a - o
ea'teriea-tooper AND Smith w. Jamos and
Land. Umpires-Chli and Irwin
At Louisvilio- Pm T.
Indianapolis 2 1 l o q Or "a
Louisville 80. o ! .-1y ~ y
Bntteries-Llnd Schlitzcr and Clark; Ryob,cr
cross and sehle Umpiros-BIorhalter and Con-
molly. WI
At Kansas City pup
III Paul s.~-....i o o q q III
Kansas City -. I o --IS ~ .
BhttsTfes-Ln.oy and NarnhaIl; Rhoad-s ,,S
James Cmpirea-Hayes and Andersen "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
BUTTE

summary: Left on baSes-Helena D.
Butte z. Stolen bases-Lussi. Stoyall
Levy, Whaling, TWo-base hits--Dock-
stader 2. Levy. Three-base hits-Quis-
ley. Mcnamara, JusSi. Home runs
Whaling, Moorehead Double play
Mathes to Levy to Whaling. Runs balted
in--By killilay |. by Dockstader ., by
Whaling g. by Kafora .. by Stoval ?,
by Mcnamara l. by Menges 1, by Mears
2, by Moorehead 1, by Druhot 8, by Baker
l. by Lussi J. Struck out-By Dell 3, by
Bryan 4. Bases on balIs-OH Deli Z,
on Bryan 4. Wild pitch-Del. Hit by
pitched ball-Levy Passed ball-Kafora
Time of Sane-2:1o Umpire-Hurlburt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
8 TO 5
FAVORITE OVER JOE
BY InlcrnasionaI News Sc,yico

bT International News Service.
Los ANGELES June 20-"1hc outcome az -,
July = night with Joe Rivers Is what NC ms.
awaiting before making any moro matches T" ic
Inc substance OF kilograms sent by Manager Tom
Jones 10 Jim Conroth of San Francisco ma
nnstorn promoters who arc soekine Ia Sign WI
CAST for future contcsts '"' WIZ
Should Wolgast win from Rivers" Jones satd
tonISbt, we want to nEht Etnadily rron, ~.
time on until nome ono stops ADS string Of We
totcg by setback" A VI VIC"
Jonos declined 70 commit, himself as 20 u.oI
Sasts course should tho Mexican yI,rnisb ,
setback To the champion " ''e
WolsaDt tclcphoned IN from N7,c,to, e,
today that be feeling great uo II opt.'e
.hat half dozen sparrlng partners be on b,oJ
60 give MN atin workout " Doyio'e cann on
zoe Joe Rivers is getting into superb condition al,
renlco under the watcbful oye of MANAGE r
tpsS, tlNeru boHcd two rounds zach todnv in
Nia ~, DaIlon len Lauder and Brother And "''''
"''s"Hs w slight favorita over Ryers q,
o1ps o. 10 .. Only few ANAL vs,ors r. ~ az
neen placed Reports several days as sh, m1's .
70 n@o oeeo offered on Wolsaat were nntrus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
10 O'Day's Reds Lose and Win.
Rp International NeWc Service

CINCINNATI. June 20.--The Reds won
the second game Of tho double header
with Pittsburg today, 3 TO 3, after losing
the first contest 10 4. in len exciting
rounds. In the first game, Adams was
knocked out In two innings. Gaspar went
in in the eighth Tor tue Reos. and Pitts
pass, triple and single, The second
game was pitchers battle between
Fromme and Hendrix. in which the Reds
twirler was steadier. The winning runs
were scored In the fifth inning, after two
were out on two bases on balls, dou- =
BILE steal wild throw by Kelly and a
muffed fly to Hyatt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
=
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
JOHNSON AGREES
TO l7.FOOl'

EAST Los VEGAS. y; a, ~
,Johne,n. aftcr some objection, ~ \
noon 20 The usc OF h-,sg ~ m
counter between himself and ',s ,s,. 70 q
Johnson learned yesterday us NOD
undor tho regular size ane s' m
ground that small Ilns sn = b.
Flynn's rough anG tumble ~"
his OWN. ,i,,,. et1f
Johrson's change OF atil'Ga, i !
heard that Flynn had sa'u '
Johnson In bnrrol. :, Ntt y
CAN the room nesn ,,.I,s. n
is space the Width OF on Wv
Johnson declared. a.. yss VI
Captain Fred Fonon Of w vop
Cd polI7o anld today lhat Ia i,,,.rrel
all gambling. This. yeDrbl
an aasrrcd caci that Cove. '"'
take stops TO stop iAo hEar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
BUTTE GETS q HITS
OFF BRYAN AVID WINS
Crowd of Several Thousand
Persons Turns Out to See
Athletes Grab Victory.

BUTTE. Mont, juno 20.-Butte again
pounded the leather off the ball today
winning from Helena, Is to Z, making
twenty three hits off Bryan. two Of
which were home runs. This was Butte
day and several thousand persons saw
the game, which was slam-bang from the
start until the finish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
MISSOUL,A.

The summary: Left on oases-Salt Lake
& Missoula 10. Stolen bases-Spencer
OrIet, Roberts, Sacrifice hits-Tobin.
Pendleton. Jensen. Spencer, Devereaux
Sacrifice fy-Pendleton. Two-bsse hits
Bassey Abbott. Carman. Spencer, Bauer.
Changnon; Three-base hit-Bassey. Dou-
BILE play-Bassey to Roberts. Runs bait ed
in--Bauer, Tobin ,, PendleIon. Bassey.
Hits-Off Enz In 1-3 innings. off Rose
borough in 2-3 innings. Struck out
BY Jensen a. by Roseborough 2. Bases on
balls-Off Jensen z, off Bnz 2. off Rose
borough 2. Time OF game hours and
minutes. Umpire--Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
BAKER AND HAlSoonn,' !,
READY FOR p

Howard Baker and VIC VIC tpsI;
both In fine shape lor TWreSnssig,
boxing bout next nrsSsrcs Z.
Baker weighed IN lhe p,,shed ~
moss Yesterday, He w,r,,,Iralesl q
in his street clothes, IpolIce O,
ring togs, Chief OF .,lysis LOi * !,
charge Of the sale NJ hGSs,ss' ,.,I'
ter benefit. The 81 anu
put on sale today -
Take a bath at Saltalr '04'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

summary, Two -bobc h!ts-WItse, HiIIor. DotIo
Bouser. Three-base hlt-McDouald Home runs
Merklc. Doyle Miller. Sacrifice hit-Wiltse
Sacrifice ries-Fletchcr. IIerzog, Murray. Stolen
bnscs-Mc Donald. Dovore (5I. Becker. Wise
Wilson. Shafcr. Mcrclo. Horzog. Fletcher. 5uod-
grass. Bases bolls-on Brown, 3: OF Hogg,
.: off WiltSo. /. Struck out-By Brown. 1: by
UogE. {: by Witsc. g. Balk-Donpelly. Passed
balI-Whitehouee Wild p!tch-Witsc. Attend
ance-i0o0. Umpircs-Brcnnau and Emsio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
By international News Service.

BY INTERNATIONAL News SerV1ce.
ETROIT June 20.-The Tigers
drew nine passes today and
cashed on four of them. They
- also sent around two men on err
rors and earned run. making
the score TO against the Maps. Lake
was hit harder than Kahler in the mat
ter of numerical swipes. but Joe didn't
let them connect when anyone had
reached the middle moorings. The Tigers
hits generally were inserted when some
charity beneficiary was loaflng on third
or second.
CLEVELAND-DETROJT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
'Batted for Strip In ninth.
GREAT FAILS

Three-base hits-Murray, Jeusss
runs--Huelsman ?. HitE-of ID
i Pa innings: OF Erickson. j
innings. Runs battee in-AwnI
sen, Van, Faye ?. Huelsman | I
balls-Off Jachs. 2: on Ehess1
Bittrolff. ]. Left on bascs-Gsa|
8; Ogden. 4, Time OF gam-t
pire-Fraryr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
ClSCINNAll-FlIISb SbU
FIRST GAME.
-EAtted foc kceie In eighth

PittsburE s..-..os- L 0 o 2-8
Cincinnati -..-..-.I l o o.
Summary. Tbrec-bsSe hitS-wiiEon t2). Two
bauc hits-Mitchol Clark Stolou blso-Wilson.
Double plays-Wilson 10 Gibson; Byrpe 10 Glib
ron TO Miller. Bssos balls-on Keefc. 4: on
Casper. /: Off Cole. g. Struck out-By Kecte. 8;
by ADAMS, ]; By Cole 2. Hit by pitcher-By
keefc / Wild pitch-kecfc Time OF game
.:i5. UmpiTcs-Rigler and Finneran
Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Harmon to second Magee crashed one
to center and Harmon scored, tying it
up Chicago failed to score in the tenth
Cardinals half. Konetchy trpled and put
over the winning tally on Smiths long
fly to Leach
CIIICAGO-ST InIIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
HIPPO MAKES2R|
RUNS, BEAT|NGlB|
Fluelsnlan's Bat Enab1.,|
tries TO Gel Six Of n
Eight Tallies.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Jun. ,
Falls won q twilight same ,od,,
Hippo lIuelsman made tUo VI
and each time two were On 49,
sequently Eluelsman's hits s4|
runs for the Electrics. ogd,u ),
off Bittrulft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

Two out when winning was scored
'Battod for Wingo In ninth
"Butted for Snllce in ninth
Chicago .. ,....,.,,.. o o o O-3
81 Louis ,....e-.,s,- o 0 O -
summary: Three base hlt-konetchy. Two-baae
ht-ATcher. Double plays-Evcrs 10 Safer, Hug
gins tunassisted). IBts-on LeinelG in > in
nInss. BaPes on, belIs-OG Leioold J. or
brown L Struck out-By LcineId. !: b- saliee
.. Hit by pitchcr-Lencb Konotchy Dukes
Time or ssme-2:l0. Unpircs-t[lem and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Midgets Win Game.

The Bishop Midgeb defeated tho
Fourth North Sliders on the Baress hats
Yesterday morning. Score. 10 10 l. The
features OF the game were The pitching
oI solomon, the batting OF Milligan and
the fielding Of Nyberg. "'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Muggsy McGraW Uses All
His Men After Game Is
SelUed Up and Everybody
CIouts the Ball; KO0ney'S
Hit Wins Contest for the
st. Louis Cardinals.
BY International News Service.

OSTON. June 20.-The Giants de-
y fe9ted the Bostons today i'll an al
IN legged game Of bah by a score OF
IL o1 TO IL. In addition TO the runs
scored, some record statistics were
recorded Eishtytwo men went to hat
FOR total OF thirtysix hits and thirty
three runs, including q. bunch of doubles
and three baggers and three home runs.
New York wound up the pastime by bat =
ting In seven runs In the final inning,
but they had nothing on Boston. as the
bean eaters let loose with ten In their
half, McGraw used two. catchers. two
pitchers, three second basemen and two
meE In every other position, and then
had To stop. as he had no more players.
Boston worked three pitchers, but they
all looked alike to the Giants.
NEW YORK-ROSToN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Honey Wins the Game.

By International News Service.
ST. LOUIS. June 2o.-With tn. c,,ns
and Harmon OF the Cardinals nercbsS
on first base. Hugglns singled advancIn~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

Dstsa tor Ford In 0flh.
'sBatted for Shear in ninth
iran FOR Wolyerton In ninth
Boston ............-,2 9 2 o-ts
''e" fork ..'''''''''.. D O ) o. &
summary; Home run-WaEnsr Th,cc t,. 49,,
Lewis, Il. Gardner. l.. Gardner ZIn, w.,
awo-base nits.WasneT (2). Hondriokson shearS
e,oaeo oa,e'Lspesker csrrssn. Lewis. Double
IN : inninEs: on Shears. In iuninrs s,..
on oaDs-,on Ford. I; on ahoars ;: on o. BrJsr
:. struck out-BS Ford :. by shcarS 4 hS
% bricn Sacrifice hit-Yerko,. sacrI1ce n,.-
srlen spsaksr Left on baEes--Nsw Yo,k !.
.crvelt and Evans. pH'-"eS-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

Summary: Thrco-base hlt-Gainor. Two base
mt-Bhl Stolen baBcs-Bush, Cobb. Joucs.
Double plsss-olBon to Ball to Lnjoie; Ball 20
Lajoic; Lake 10 Bush 10 Gafnor. Bases on balls
on Kahlcr. .. Struck out-By Kuhler J.: by
Lnke 2 Passed ball-Eagterly. gacrince hits
Ball MoriaUy. Sacrifice fy-Morarty First
boae on eTror-Detroit, 3. Loft on bssos-Cleye-
land. Z: Detroit 6. limo of gome-I 40 At
tendancc-5en Umpires-DiDceu and Sheridan.
BY International News Service
PHILADELPHIA. June 20.-The Ath-
letics won the second straight double
header this afternoon from Washington
through the superb pitching OF Plank and
Brown. The visitors scored only one run
In eighteen innings Of play The cham
pions hit Engel and Cashlon hard. Ba-
ker again starred at the bat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIRST GAnE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
vANcouvER. Q. C.. June 2o.-senrn.
Western League

At Donvor--Topekn. 8. DonJer, 2.
AZ Lincolu-Wtchita. Z: Lincoln =
AZ omaha-Des Moincs. ,; Omaha J.
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Brooklyn Pitcher Wild

BY international News Service,
BROOKLYN June 20 2O-Barper's wild
ness In the first inning WAS largely re-
sponsible for the defeat Of RronIsI1n h.,
Philadelphia today, 6 10 Q After the firsi
inning he pitched classy bali except for
one bad inning. Cravath got three OF the
corking home runs.
HILApELPHIh-pRooKIYv
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gGJant ran for Bates.
-Hatfcd for Hendrix In mir


FlttbourS s'.s.--..... " ! Ga
CINCINNATI y a -
summary: Thrcc-oahc hi,s-Wozno- Miller
Wilson. Two base hits-Jfarsans Miller Dr,bi.
bAlls--oF Fromme >: on Hendrix s S,,,su
c1t-sy Ffonmo. 4: By Hendrix. g. hit bT
pitcnnr-Hy Frommc. Left bosos-Cinoin
ueti {: Pttsours. n. Tirno OF -l.sn IN
pircs-Finnersn and Rgler
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SECOND GAME.

o,sIn SumruSTy: Ilrss- bnsc hlls-Baksr Lamp (?l
s,oleh oases-Colllns. Baker. Strunk (2J Double
phys-hrown 10 Collins to Mctnnes; Barry IA
Nclnnes Bases on balis-on Brown ON
ehshion, struck out-By Brown 4: by CasbIon
~, oHcrlnoe hit-Lord. Sacrifice ay-Mc Bride
bh ny pitcher-By Cashion MoTDnes Tine ~
samc-l:o2. umpireS-O' Loughlin and Era, u
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FIRST GAME

SBatted for Engel In eighth
''Batted for Gandil In ninth.
Washington -,-.---,.. q o o o 90
Philadelphia .......-s 0 0 o IS
summary: Throa base ht-MoInucs Two base
hlts-Plank, Schacfcr. Milan Stolen bases-Baker
Nclnnes. Double plsys-Mcbrido to Gnudil: Col
lins TO Barry TO McInneHs Williams 10 Mcbride
Ihomas to Barry: Banos OIL balls-on Plank ?;
of CnGe l, off Boehiug, 2 Struck ou;-By
Plank. s. By Engel, 3: by Bochlng J. Passed
oall-Williamr, Sacrifice bits-Strunk, Lord Col
ms ms ssorlhco ny-Strunk. Wild pirob-Boching
Time of game-7.os, UmpireS-Egan and oIoueS-
lin.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. Wash, June 20.-Seattle-s kane
Some postponed; rain.
PORTLAND. Or. June 2o-Portland. Tacoma
Game postponed; rain.
VANCOUVER. o. c.. June 2O.-sonro:
,,,,, R II. g.
Vancouver .... .....,........,,.,.-- >, y
batter1os-Wdison and Grlndle: Bcltord and
Scpulvcda
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Winner of Handican

r,,,Ii,inl ,,Ii,iniNSFiELD. % LD. H.. June 9o--W. \.
9i Chicago won the thirteenth era giuI uG
american handicap here TO-DAY aS,nT
sno2tlnR OF tie with II. u. Duckbsn n,
free band concert Salt Palace tonipbt