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Morris tribune., 1912-04-26
DONNELLY HAPPENINGS

DONNELLY HAPPENINGS
Mrs. ]. E. Peterson was a Morris
visitor Saturday.
Miss Mabel Peterson was Morris
visitor Saturday.
Miss Virginia Steinfort spent Sun
day at the home of Miss Helen Shep-
ard.
Mr.. Ira Plummer was a Morris
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Shepard was Morris visitor
Friday.
Mr.. Henry Kline was a Morris
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Herb Koepke was a Morris
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Jimmie Manning returned Sun
day evening from St. Paul.
Mr.. Ed Lunduist and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Benson.
Mr.. Lars Brendefur was a Morris
visitor Monday.
Mr.. Henry Kline was Morris visit
or Monday.
Mr.. Tom Mclaughlin was Morris
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Steinfort and
daughter Helen visited Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard.
Mr.. Jones, of Morris, was a DON
nelly visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herberger we're
Morris visitors on Monday.
Mr.. Trip was a Donnelly visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herberger and
children visited Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard.
The Misses Hattie and Alice Show
er, of Herman, visited on Tuesday
with Miss Grace Shepard.
Miss Anna Olson visited Monday
night at the home of Miss Mabel
Weltzin.
Mr.. Tom Mangan, of Morris, was
Donnelly visitor Tuesday.
Miss Raabe and Mr.. Cole, of Nor
ris, visited Monday evening with Miss
Grace Shepard.
Mr.. Lars Brenudefur was Morris
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. A. F. Leaf was Morris visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Kline was a Morris
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel Grove, of Clarion,
Iowa, who is visiting with relatives
in Chokio spent Tuesday visiting
with old friends in Donnelly.
Mr. Fritz and daughters Carrie and
Frances were Campbell visitors We'd
nesday.
The Herman ball team will play
in Donnelly on Sunday. April the
28th. Everybody come and see the
first game of the season.
Mr.. Oscar Hoyer, of Pepperton,
visited Tuesday with his sister, Mrs.
John Smith.
Mr.. Tom Tosney is on the sick
list.
The dance given by the Stewart
Orchestra Tuesday evening was well
attended and everyone reports a good
time.
A number of the young people Of
Morris attended the dance given ir
Waggoner's Hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Anna Fritz visited with re-
latives in Chokio on Thursday.
Miss Edith Zaul and sister were
Donnelly visitors Tuesday.
Morris tribune., 1912-04-26

Don't be surprised if you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts freely with
Chamberlain's Linimert and it will
soon disappear. Sold by all dealers.
Morris tribune., 1912-04-26

LODGES.
NJ. A. w. No. 1853, meets first Saturday
n the month. Waggoner Hall at D. m
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POSTOFFICE HOURS.

Week days, Ia. m. to p. M.
Sundays, II a. m. to 12Inoon. F. ]. Nc
Laughlin, P. NJ.
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start and made the pace fast. and furious
sprint to Root. In the last lap OF the
flrst heat Root had Gouet going but
end lap was easy picking for Goullet.
and he won by ten yards from Root
The half mile handicap, amateur, was
somewhat OF a disappointment, as tho
handicaps were Overwhelmingly large and
the scratch men were unable to get into
the finish. This angered Young and o.
Schmertz and they decided Immediately
to quit the amateur ranks At first Ref
cree Ferry was slow TO grant the boys
request to join the professional class,
but later did SO, and from now on the
two best amateur riders at the track
will be seen with the professionals
In the record trial for one-third of
mile Goullet again failed TO lower
Clarke's mark of :33. Clarke's popularity
received with applause. Summary:
In an attempt to lower the worlds
record OF :Sa for one-third of mile
Goullet rode the distance in .3s As,
Time. 2;4i as 80" "'" ''0" ''arNe
Second heat. Lawson won. Time.
First hslf of the half-mile handicap.
third. stahI fourth Time. :55 2-5.
Second heat Of the half mile, amateur.
third. Cook fourth Time SO 3-5.
Final OF the half-mle. amateur Crebs
$50 ysrdsl, won. Mulhal COS ysrds) sec
ono: Stahl l60 yards) third, Allen Goo
YARDS fourth. Time Sc a-5.
First heat Of the one-mile match teams
race GouDet and Walker won from Root
and Foelcr. Time. 217 3-5
Second heat was won by Goullet and
Walker. Time, 2:20 2-5.
Half mile professional handicsp-
Downing % yards) won. Duer 600 yards)
second. Hehir (scratch) third Time.
1:49 2-5.
Ten-mile professIonal-Goullet won.
Hi second. Root third Hehir fourth.
Time. 23.54 Is
The next race meet will be held tornor
row night, The feature VIII be a one
mile n c. A championship race Ia he
ridden In two qualifying heats and a
nnaL Besides this. there will be a two
mile handicap professional and one
quarter-mile record trial By six of the
best riders Mt the track. There Will
also be two amateur races.
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Lawson Easily Beats Clarke;
Amateurs Turn Professionals
o. Schmertz, Discouraged by Heavy Handicaps,
Obtains Permission to Quit Ranks of Novices.

One OF the largest weekday crowds
last night. The great interest lay in
the match race between Clarke and
Lawson. This race was dIsappoint-
ment, as Lawson won In straight heats
wIthou, any difficulty. Clarkes hand,
which was injured in his fall last week,
was not healed and caused him some
trouble
The result of the race shows clearly
that Lawson's statement THAI he has
Clarkcs goat" is true. In the first heat
lap, but when the Swede came around
from behind he stopped trying and let
Lawson win sitting up with four lengths
to the good.
The second heat was little better,
Lawson forced Clarke TO take the lead
at the start The pace was very slow
for the first half mile. Clarke constantly
expecting Lawson to start something and
apparently wishing that he would take
to pace. The Swede refused to lead,
however, and on the fifth lap Clarke
started to sprint The pace was grad
ually qu!ckened until with one and a half
laps to go Clarke was fairly flying and
1t looked as though he would win. Law
son shot around him, however. In the
last quarter OF lap and won by a
length
There were two other events which
were especially good They We're the
ten mile professional and the match teams
race between Walker and Goullet and
Root and Fogcr
In the ten-mile race the winner Of
the first half of each mile was given SO
and the winner OF each mile was given
S5. This made the lesser lights fight
ia hard and kept the pace up all the time
II was apparent that several combina-
tions were working together throughout
the race, and because OF that 1t was
difficult to forecast the winner. All
through the early stages Of the race
Goullet held pretty closely to Hehlr's
wheel but when he was forced TO give
II up with two laps TO go II looked bad
for him. He did the unexpected, how
ever. and on the last lap. with no as
sistance. he shot around the long string
OF riders and won easily. Hill had rid
den a fine race all the way coming In
for more lap money than anyone else
and then finishing second.
The match teams race between Goullet
and Walker and Root and Fogler was
won In straight heats by the Australians
In both heats Fogler went out at the
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HAM|NERAWAY, AT9
|, IS BUTTE WIN
Long Shot Is We'll Ba
Against Better Horses a
Wins Quite Handily.
Nv
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
BUTTE. Aug 6.-Hammerau1
3 TO /, was the sensation OF th|
Although better horses were In m
the talent went 20 Eammerawnv
and won bunch Of the bookies'
The attendance today was not qu
large as usual: Summary:
First race. four 'urionss purse--okonif
ID. rolandj, won; HoIablrd. oven
baum. second: Bashful Be,t!a II 10 2fI
;h!rd. Time. 40 Ancestors. Ksl InIn.
Gore. sninylllc and virco also ran.
Second race. six fu;lougs-Cooi. to ID
won; Definite. to I iTapllu). second:
20 tCayaDaushI, third. Time. 1:ls Z
teen. Billy Meyers and Susan r. aleo
Third race. seven turIongs-Shawno|
CWarenl. won; Flying. G to tTsplin)
c. w. kennon, TO l (ounesl third.
i;30 l-h. Patriotic. Montank Don, d
Bnnthel and Originator also ran.
Fourth race. futurIty courso-Fleoting
0 10 (Tnplinl. Won. Madeline MusErar
(RooDeyl. second. La CAzaGora. tot
Sythel. third. Time LIZ rs. Ben aton
Tendi. McAlnn. Charles Goetz aad Paassn|
ran.
FItth race. seven furlonss-Hammerswz
tTapiinl. won: OnHtasss. to l (FTant
ond oblivion To l oorme,l. third
20 ?-5. Arbutus. Ben uncns and Mon
also ran.
Sixth race. mile and an cigh,h-suesr
. 10 cNcDoveill, won: MariSot. to
linz. second; Lew ljin. Is ~ s (Warren)
Time, 1851. Royal River. Littlctou snd
also rnn. -
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Vancouver Race Results.

First race. four and one-haf furlonss,
Jennie Crawford. GillD. to 1. Won:
Honmapl. 10 |. second; Phulnana
game 3 10 ;. third. Time. ;5S Queen
Handsome Ted. Lord Kerr,sdele and Jcnntl
man also ran 80
Second race. four and one-hah furIon9z
ing-Freo GKcdcris). 3 20 S, won: Preu<
tsiclorl. to l. second. Slim Felau ~
to /. third Time. 57. Lady Ravel@en
trude s.. Gelico and Lord Rossington ~
Third race. Ave nud onc-half furlongs.
Belle OF froGuois (eddlc'. 10 ]. VOL
Isle tGrondD. 10 l., second: Doraita IN
3 IA I. third. Time. 1:l2 90 por'do'
Bud and Band also ran.
Fourth race. fvo and one-half mronsn.
King Elk tHnD. TO S. won; hme.s'
(Grnndl, 70 I, second: Oelmas leafssn''
8. third Time. l:li 3-5. Deerninger' q
Hearts and Welakso also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selllus-pale,r.
linEame) to l. won Tony Faust VI
10 l. second: Southern Gold tMcEwen,,
third. Time, I:1s EHchcquer. GhaHss
Fire and Phil Connor also ran.
Sixth race ak turlones. selllns-pon
(BnrlinSamcl, s 20 I. won: Ben VIII.
dor.s) s 10 /. second Francine lHilll. ~ ~
third. Time i:l7 Is, Beds, henfy u
and Zoroasfcr also Tnn. ..x
Seventh race. one milo. selllng-~tlpSss@@ =
dcrlsl. 8 10 |. won; Judge Henderson "
: 10 l. scccnd. Delcna tGarshn). 20
Timc. 1a7 2-5. Ada Meade ana ios
also ran. III
Track heavy
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Downs to Tinker. Tinker got s Becker eri5
ny Doyle was out stealing. Archer TO
Tinker: No runs. one hit, no errors,
walked Archer. forced Miller at second,
Rerzog to Doyle Goode, batting for
Reulhach. struck out. sheckard flied to
m9Tray; 9ray;>,T NO Tuns; no hits, no errors.
Pevlbsc PeM6s cb at Second and Cheney relieved ed
was under Merkle's long fly. Herzog
walked Meyers forcer Herzog, Downey
TO Tinker. Murray going to third. Meyers
and Murray attempted a double steal,
Archer. Zimmerman to Safer. No runs.
no hits. no errors.
For Chicago-tSchulte walked Tinker
popped to Fletcher. Zimmerman filed to
high foul to Meyers No runs. no hits,
EIGHTH INNING-F7etcher walked
Tesreau sacrificed Fletcher to second
Snodgrass fouled to Zimmerman. Doyle
doubled to right scoring Fletcher. Becker
was out. Dcwney TO Saier One run,
one hit. no errors.
For Chicago-Downey was out on
strikes Archer flied to Doyle. Williams.
batting for Cheney. fouIed out to Movers
NINTH INNING-Toney replaced
Cheney and Cotter relieved Archer Muir
ray drew base on balls. Merlle filed
70 Leach, Downey and Safer. retired
ray stole third: Meyers popped to Safer
No runs no hits. no errors.
For Chlcago-Sheckard doubled TO
right. Schultz flied to right. sheckard
going to third; Tinker filed to Murray
zimmerman singled to center. scoring
Sheckard. Leach filed to Fletcher, One
run. two hits, no errors
NEW YoRK-CHIcAGo.
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COAST LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LsAouE
Hawkeye Marks1nau Wins

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1s.-Frank Camp
neIl or Waukee. Ia today won the Great
western handicap for anna eur marksmen
at the closing day Of the Great Western
Interstate shoot, Campbell broke ninety
and $3.50 in cash went TO the winner
w. Fl: Herr. professional. OF Guthrie,
was high gun for the three-days' shoot
800. VA Do'''o'e
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Hamilton Race ReSultS.

FirM race. six furiongs, seli'ns-eonnt'
(Koernerl 10 l. won; Elna lConncsr
5. second Turbine McCnheyl,
Time. l.l3 rs. Imprudent. Rrcce h'o's
6 Davis and Live Wjrc also 'an: ..ts~
Second rocs. ono and onc-sir'eenta nn
lng-Ths Rump Martini. to .; TSa, S,a,s
Dockory (Ryync,. TO /, second foS'<
(Koerner) 70 I. third. Time 40 -.
morcrs Touch aud Napier also rah'
Third race. ak furlcngS seliias-SsrTs TSsr.Ts~
ter (Borou. even. won; Cronida 'ao
6 to !. second: Toddling tKocrnerl'
Time, I:is Bay CIlT, Flower Glri, porn'*
Nett. Towton Field and Pnlka also nan
Fourth rnce. tNo miles, ateepiecna N
(AicCnbel oven. won; Mntineer tAhen.
Second: Bill Andrews Gyonl. TO J, tnis -
1:i7. Wonder Worker. Ruxton. stove -
De Thankful aIso ran. u..r
rirh rare. six turionss, nensy,
(shiliinSl, to .. won: Granite tkoero@
second; Ponobscot (1cCnhcy). 10 =
Time. l.12 a-5. lie Hore also ran
s1th race. ono and one-sixteentn Hn az
Ckocrner). 10 !. won. Gas. ~
Caheyl. 10 I. second, Tom Sayew
is 10 !. third Time. las Aooia"e e., a.
Clark, Lucky George, Edith lnei'
stentor also ran. 80, -.lIse
Seventh race. ono ard one'eisntn a.1 LII b
InR--Ta Nun Do CKoerner'. 10 l. %ss.~
Lhnrdon (Ryrnel 10 ,. sccona' ~
lporeD. 5 10 2. third. Time. i;oI. - -
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Alexander tComes Back
BY International News Service

PITTSBURG. Aug 6.-Philadelphia
TOOK the game this afternoon, TO 3,
when Alexander, who came back -
twirled great bail and held tho local
hard hitters IN check except Miller and
Wilson, who made five of the seven hits.
Quakers had hit him for four runs in
the second and third ;nninggs, two Of
the hits good for triple and home run,
he was benched and Warner sent In
The latter was taken out to permit a
batter to hit for him. Robinson, who
pitched the last four innings, did good
work
Observation-Disclosures
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Johnson Is Invincible.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-The Sena tors
blapked the White SoX today. 4 TO o.
Johnson was invincibIe and held the
visitors down TO one bit. an nfield single
by Rath. Benz the Sox twlrler, was bat
ted freely at all stages of the game. John
son also did good work with the stick and
brought in a run TO help his game along,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BROWNS DEFEAT RED
SOX IN CLOSE GAME
Invincible Walter Johnson En-
ables the Senators to Shut
Out White Sox.
BY International News Service.

BOSTON, Aug. 16.-The Browns made
their last appearance here today and beat
the Red SoN 10 g.. Hamilton was In
vincible. Wood tried hard to tie things
UP in the ninth with double, but after
Hooper was hit Ball ended 1t with a line
drive.
ST. LOUIS-BOSTON.
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Errors-Marsans. Smith. Culshaw q Fisher
summary; Th-cc-baSo hit-Moran. Double
playo-Grant 10 Egan: Smith to Daubcrt Hite-
on Rucker, O., OF iinsling. 2. Bases on balls-
ON fromme, 3: OF Ruckor, q of Yinglng, 1.
struck out-By Frommc. 1: by Rucker, 2. by
Yinglins. !. Hit by pitchcr-By Frommc J.
Timo OF gamo-if5. Ump.rcs-Finnoran and
RiEler
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Mack Wins Four Straight.
By International News Service.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The Athlet-
les made it four straight over Cleveland
today by rally In the eighth when, with
two out. Bender walked and Barry, Old
ring. Collins and Baker singled in sue
cession. scoring three runs Final score
Philadelphia, 2. Cleveland l.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Passed Ball Decides Game.
News Service.

NEW YORK. Aug. ia passed ball by
Kicher gave the Yankees the deciding
game Of the series in the ninth inning
of today's game with Detroit, the home
folks winning. TO 5. The Tigers fell on
Warhop for three runs in the seventh in
ming and tied the count.
DETROIT-NEw YORK
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ST. BOSTON.

Errorn-Novrsy. Mcdonald Rar,dsu q
Summary: Tro-base hits-Brown q Wingn
honetchy. Double play-Swceney, unassisted
stolen bases-Hauscr- Huggins. Hits-OH Har-
mon. IL In i-3 Innings. Bases on baIIs-of
Brown. q on Harmon. g OF seIIee J. struck
outLsy sroSp, =; by Harmon. 1: By saIes T.
Sacrifice hit-Hauyer. HIT by piteher-By Har-
mon. Mcdonald. wild pitohes-Brown g. saIlee
Time Of same-l:5s Umprea--Klem ana or,h
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Cubs Not Bears When
They Meet the Giants
Chicago Pitchers Driven From the Mound With Surprising
Frequency During the Terrific On
slausht Of New York
By Charles Dryden.

HCAGo Aug The moist exploits of Jeff Tesreau
than offset the combined efforts of frantic Cubs
the second battle and sundown the Giants
of Jeff throws cuspdorean pill of
tickle the frantic Cubs five
hits and half hours and two of their es due to
strength awwardness the the
noW behind
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st. Louis Beats Boston.
3y International News Ser-Idce

ST. LOUIS, Aug 16.-The Cardinals
made II two straight from the Boston
club today. winning 10 8. SalIee who
mon in the ninth when Boston became
dangerous. Bridwell was called out on
"a questionable strike in the ninth and
Sweeney protested so loudly he was re-
moved from the grounds. The Cardinals
were aided by Browns three wild pitches
and counted their seven runs on six
hits.
ST. IOUIg-POSTOS
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MarSans Muffs Fly.
BY international News Service,

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1s.-The Reds won
from Brooklyn. 4 to 8. today on four
singles. two of Rucker who pitched the
nrst three innings, and two off Yingling
All four hits counted In the scorin9
being combined with passes and errors
Tromme was hit freely. but kept the safe
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ones pretty well scattered. The Superbas
made stand In the ninth inning. when
Marsans muffed a difficult hy, but were
retired after scoring one run.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Summary: Two-ba hitS-Hooper. Austin
Hamilton, o Bron. Wood Threc-buse hits
shottcn. Williams Double plnys-Austin Daily
10 Kutina; Austin 10 Daily, stolen bases-Carri-
gan, Speaker 2. Williams. Hits-OT 0'Brien, S
in innings. Bases balIs-OH OBriou. 3;
or Wood 1. OF Hamilton, g. Struck out-By
o Brion. 3; by Wood. 4. by Hamilton. 3
Passed balIs-Carrigan. Sacrifice h,ts-Kutina
Williams. Hit by pItchcr-Hoopcr Attendance
5000. Umprcs-Dinecn and o Br!cn,
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Gun Club Shoot.

There will be shoot for fne nr1zo
Sunday at the Salt Lake Gun club nosr
Fort Douglas. All members are re-
Quested to be present
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'Easterly batted Tor Benz In ninth.
Chicago ..........,....0 90
Washington .....,...,,2 0 "a
Errors-sohaik. Gandil. Morgan.
Summary Two-bose htts-Milan Gandii. Fos-
ter. Morgan. Double play-Johuson TO Mcbride
10 Gand!l. Stolen bsscs-Lord. Struck out
By johnson. z: by Benz. 6. Umplrcs-ConnoIly
and Hart
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DETROIT-NEM YORK.

Errors-Bush. Onplow, Znn. Simmons, warhop.
Summary; Two-base hits-Chase. Daniels.
Throo- base hts-Craw(ord. Cobb Double plays
Stump SmmonJ Chase. Stolen bases-Vitt,
stump Paddock. Bush. Crawford g Baaea on
bRlls-oT Works. 9; off Lake. q of Davis l.
off Warhop. .. Struck out-By LIKE 3; by War
hop .. Sacrifice hits-slmmons. Stump Hit By
pltcher-By Davis. Bush. Time OF game So
Umplrcs-o Loughln and Evans.
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Ten Rounds to Draw.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Patsy Callahan the
Irish festherweght champion. who 10 an1IouR to
meet the winner OF next months Dundee Kilbnne
0ght, for the title, fought ten rounds 10 drov
here last night With George KIrkvood OF 81
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Dixon Earns Draw

ShPULFh. oiSla.. Aug. i6.-Tomm- Dixon ot
EanHss City and Emmett West Of Klefor okla
fought six rounds - draw hero tonight
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Summary: Two-base hIts-Merkls Doyle
Shechard Stolen haseS-Doyle. Becker. Murray a.
Merklo. Tesreau. Hi,s-on Lavender in / IN.
ming: OF Reulbnch. In 5 innings: on Cheney
in innings. Bases hails-OH Lavender ::
on Cheney. 3: oil Toarceu, n on Toney. I: on
Reulbsoh. 3 Struck out-By Tesreau. 6; by
Reulbach 2. Passed bols-Archor and Meyers
Sacrifice hitr-Murray, Tesrcau. Hit by pitcher
Murray. Wild pitches-Levepdsr. Time of eamo-
z:20. Umplret-Owcn and Rrennan
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Continued on Following Pss
English Pug Wins

b. International News Service
WINNIPEG. Man, Aug loI I-ta, Toi1
I.aysnworth. KAN. and Freddie Welsl. Z
champion. Welsh won easily on poin'~
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Observation-Disclosures.

Summary: Homo run-aages. Two-baso hit
Wilson. Threa-bnse hits-Wson, Cravnth Doc
Ian. Double play-Doolnn Kuabe TO Luder,s
stolen oases-Doon. IIts-oH Hendrix. In 2
balS-oh Hcndnr, J: OF Robinson 2. of Al
crandoT, :. Struck out-By Robinson o by Al.
e1andor. { Sacrifice hit-Knabe HIT BIZ pitch
er-B5 Alexander. l. limo OF Enmo-I 81 Um-
pires-Johnsiopc and Eason
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tMcInnc5 out hit By bnttcd ball
eBatted for ". Baker IN ninth
'.Battod for pcckinpaugh In ninth.
Cleveland ............o o--1
Philadelphia .s..s...s.o n 0 0 s-3
Error-Collin5
Summary: Thrce-base hits-Collns . Double
plays-iiouck McIpncs and Barry Baker to
Barry. Stolen buscs-F. Baker. Hl,a-On IIoucE
in innings. Bases halIs-Od Houck. s.
of Gregg. O. Struck out-By Houck. 4: By Ben
der. =: by Gregg. s. Sacrifice hitS-Bunter.
Gregg. Bender. Time Of 5amc-I:5S. Umplres-
WcD,crvcll and Sheridan.
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American Association

At Minneapolis: FirBt game z H. E
Columbus 30 a % !
Minneapolis 20 1 l s-t 10 4
Battories-Cook and Smith Olmstead and
Owens. Umpjrcs-Enyes and Anderson.
Second game postponed rain.
Al ST. Paul r. e.
Toledo ....t.....,....0 a q o-I S O
ST. Paul ...,.,...,...o o 0 ] o-1 3 .
Called end seventh. rain.
Bnttories-Faikenbcrg and Land: Karssr and
Casey. Umpire-Chill.
AZ Milwaukee, r.. r, E,
indianapolis II q n-l <
Milwaukee, 20 "-J 8 !
BsttoricJ-L!nk and Mckee: SnpnicIa and
Hughes Umpires-Irwin and Connolly
At Kansas City RHE
Louisville ! a A a % s 1
Kansas City % q o IL IL .
Ten 'nnngs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Ludwig Powell and
James. Umpfres-Ferguson and Hsndibos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17

Utahs Olympic hero, Alma w Rich
won the running high jump. making an
Olympic record OF feet and 3-10 inches.
will arrive this morning from his trip
TO Sweden. Richards will remain here
until Monday, when he will go home 10
Provo, where a reception awaits him,
His father. Morgan Richards, went to
Chicago to meet him and returned with
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
h estern League

AZ Llncoln-Lincon /; Des Moiues o.
AZ Sioux city-Dcnver. 4; Sioux City ?
Al 81. Joeeph-Wichtta. 4: st. Joseph s.
At omAha-Omaha- Topeka game poatponed; vet
grounds. TWO gameo tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17

"Bsuod for Downs in sixth
''Batted for Reulbach In sixth
fBnttcd for Cheny in eighth
New York ........,...2 O a.
Chicago ..............o o O IL
ErTor-Beckcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17

'Batted for o'Bricn in seventh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-09-20

Judging by the quality Of the )ro-
duct, it is 10 wonder we get so UGH
free advice.