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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1912-03-14

After all the walks and fences
on the reserve have been replaced
or repaired look twice at the Court
House.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-03

nrce 81 e This sale ILL., - 70c
Lot of fine high grade Misses Dress Shoes worth ZOO or
w vo W M money r hack rhis sale csc
STYLES and feathers, worth $500 sale price $l2O
Aau'5 and 91e feathers worth $3.50 sale
Ladies patent leather and vci oxords wets and turns
of leather r. worth up to $25O sale price $l2O
Ladies Calf and Vc Kid Shoes C. S and Cuban heels Sc
lected from lines where there only few left latest
styles worth $3.50 and $3.50 - - $l96
r' $50 and 500 values S sale ale price . $lOS
One large lot of ribbon ties hand and weed soes
new and uptodae Styles worth $3.50 and $4OO
Shoes al al sizes worth Sax sale price S27O
aides Suede Oxfords Oxbloods worth $500 - - ST as
Old aides Comforts regular price ST so sale price CSC
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-03
MEMS CLOTHING

The knife has been put through and all these goods
being offered for less soc the ST. golden opportunity
for the good dresser
Here grand opportunity of dressing up in very fine
suit All the latest styles suit that fault be found
WITH long coats, long but just right trimmed cuffs
suits that retail regularly from $40 $50 Remember salts
faction guaranteed money refunded Come early and get
your choice; Is different styles to pick from.
Here are just few that quoted Read these remark
able prices:
Fine Suit of Pure Homespun and Wool Crash and
Cheviots, in plain and fancy mixed effects medium
weight perfect fitting. guaranteed give best of
These suits positively worth So or your money re-
funded any time Sale price. Observation-Disclosures. $398
All Worsted Suits, latest fashions including spring
weights, guaranteed and possibly worth $40; sale price $685.
$848 represents lot SO suits which place for
disposal the most phenomenal values offered Gar
that strictly hand tailored made Of pure
wool materials, worsted and serges, also mixtures, sin
gle double breasted in the long stylish patterns,
spring weight We guarantee them to be worth SIS
Sale price ......,.............,. $448
$245 represents lot Of suits that the products of
the worlds skilled alors. In novel and conservative
patterns single and double breasted light or heavy
weights, perfect fitting with all the newest ideas of
fashions actually and positively worth up to $40 Dur
Ing tnlS great Sde. 40
EXTRA SPECIAL-25 Blue Serge Suits, all wool guaran
eed positively worth SIS your money back $845
About $50 Mems Ties, FourinHand nice patterns
washable Silks worth up to SOC; this SALE 1Oc
Mems Colored Hose assorted colo in silk well worth
SOC; this Sale Observation-Disclosures. .. 19c
Mems Heavy Gray Mixed Hose positively worth 10 &c
Extra Heavy Overas regular 81 SLIPS values this SALE 79c
Mems Peppell Jeans Drawers, with elacic seams, well
worth Ioc, tnlS SAFE o0c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
CAUGH HILL DEFEATS
ENFIELD IN SPRINT
Susan F, Red-FIot Tip Quoted
at II to 5, Wins Second
Event at Butte.
BY international News Service.


BUTTE. Mont, Aug, S.-Enheld. sup
posed by many race followers 10 be we'll
nigh invincible over the FIVE and half
furlong route, was beaten today AT that
distance by CauSh Hill Enfield was
quoted at 5 TO 2 and with Buxton up many
form followers considered the price a
liberal one. Caugh Hi was To and
Rooney rode with rare Judgment In the
summary below the form chart closing
prices are given and the also rams
named In the order I'm which they fin
ished
First race. Ave and hal' furlonez selling
Visible To Carter, won; Lee Harrison II.
IN. Boand). third. Tine los is. Tnlins-
hast Nimur. Amarsosa aud Golden Shower also
Second race fu,urty course, 'el,ps-susan f..
II 10 tAnderson). won Hazel G. TO For-
bythe) second: Patriotic, 80 to IS. Johnsonl,
third. rime. 1:ll is Harlem Maid. Queen
Ruth. Big Claim Odd Rose BABY Young. Burn
Ing Bush and BellEnickcr also rnn
Third race, six furlongs, sclling-Butter Ball.
10 IN tshrincrl. won: Balronin Ia to / (GrossI.
second; Black Mate. 50 20 1 "a. Murcayl. third
Time. i:n 20 No Quarter and ]. II, Reed also
Fourth race Avo and half iuronss-CAugh
HIl. 10 . (Roonoyl won: Enfield 3 10 .
third Time, 1:os As, Daddy Clip and Sidney
Peters .lso
Fifth race. mile-Ms6 Gorn, to (Cay-
anaush). Won Hawcy. to ! 20. Boland). Soc
Beatrice soulo, MSprison. Lew Hil The Peer
and Oscuro also ran
Sixth race. tuturty couryo-DoGnite - to !
AndOrson) won; Miss Sly, to tcorey) see
lilo 80. Decrfoo.. Error. csvortor and Fernci
Girl also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Ward Provoked Threatens
To Leave the Motordrome
Whittlers Erratic Actions Said by Spectators to Be
Attempt to Run Into Ward Collides
With Auto

Ts"s tss o,oraloWs Of M w'Ts T.. '; ,5. "ss'
seen on The m track ;snr. this $; season ,n" and
cramme. Ward was angry las,
nigh, and in every race he entered he
opened his new machine ND and did his
best. clipping considerable OFF the Wanda
mere track record for both eight miles
and five miles. He rode five miles In
the second heat of his match race with
Whittier In 3:26 2-5 lowering the old
mark by ten seconds In the eight mile
factory riders race he covered the dis
lance in 5;5l, taking six and onc-hith
seconds from the former track record.
The Ward Whittier feud came 10 seri-
Gus climax last night when. after the
second heat OF the match race. Whittier
according to the statement OF large
number OF eye witnesses. deliberately
tried TO run into Ward. The first heat of
the race bad been won by Ward. Whit
tier complained that Ward had looked
around duEinG the race. which is contrary
TO the rules at Wandamere. Referee
Rishel reprmanded Ward for doing so
and there was a heated argument before
the next heat could be ridden. Finally
Ward declared he would leave the motor
drome and said that he would telegraph
Immediately for transportation 90 New
ark. where he wants TO finish the sea-
son. He consented TO finish the card
last night, however. When Ward and
Whittier went on for the second and final
heat OF their match race both OF them
showed great anger.
At the start Whittier put on lots of
power and gained a fifty-yard lead in
the first lap but Ward opened up his ma
chine and won by about $50 yards at the
tape. Ward closed off his motor at the
end OF the race. but Whittier 1eft some
power on and after he had gone around
the track twice he shot down the track.
apparently right in the direction OF Ward
and his machine. He hit nobody, but
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

crashed into the front wheel Of the auto
mobile of Dr. r. \. Bowdle The front
wheel OF the motorcycle was demolished.
but nothing else was damased.
After the accident Whittier said that
his hands slipped off the handle bars.
The pont race between Mcneil. Brod
beck and Bernstrom was good event
and was won hy Mcneil. who finished with
i've points and Bernstrom third with
four Mcneil took all three heats. Brod
beck got third In the first and second
In the other two while 5erns,rom got sec
ond In the first and third in the other
two
In the eight mile class A race Ward
opened up his machine and gained two
laps on Bernstein and one on Mcneil In
wheel and he quit
Duckworth was In the best form he has
shown this season and took the two mile
class II professional race in good style
The summary
First heat OF the poin, race. two miles
(frst place in each heat gets three points,
second two and third one)--McNeil won,
Bernstrom second, Brodheck third Time
l:32 10,
Second heat of the point race 0hret
mjlcs) s)-McNeil won. Brodheck second,
Bernstrom third. Time. 2:17
miles) Mcneil Won 'Brodbeck second,
Bernstrom third Time. 3:Oi
Two-mile class b professionally Duck
worth first, Mccall second Rognon third
First heat OF the Ward Whittier match
race 0our miles)-Ward won. Time
9:52 1-5.
Give milcs)-Ward won. Time. 3:26 2-5.
Three mile class IS Understandable
Call won Duckworth second, Thomas
third. Eognon fourth. Time. 2:lS
won. Mcneil second Benstrom third
Time. Sal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Vancouver Race Results.

VANCOUVER, 3. C., Aug s.-TodsJ's race rs.
suits:
First race. four and half ruronRs selling
tRoss). second. Short Cut { To CdcEyen).
third, Time. 1856 Id Bonita Minnie Nav and
Annie Wells also ran.
second race hve furlongs. handiosp-Ssnfranor,
TO tMcEwcn). won. Stout Heart & TO
tHofmsnl. second: Eosiris, to CGrand),
third. Time. 1903. Hsrtum Rosetta. Caniia aud
Garden OF Allah also ran.
Third race. Eve and hslf furlouss purse
beda, to ! IGargenl, won; Elmeta Hamilton.
70 heEwcnl. second; Metropolitan 10 &
lRidolel. third Time, 100 As. Cosgroyo and
Emerald Isle also ran
Fourth race hvo and a half furionss, selling
Arthur Hynan. to ! fHavsnor) won; Ripocu-
lsr 10 ! tRederi6), second Phil Connor, 6 10
tPickcor). third. Timc. 1907 a-5. Dorldo XII.
mat, Galeno Gale. Third Chance. McGda and Joe
Mossr also ran.
fluh race. siS furlonSs. oclins-Delen,. & 10
bargenls won; Lillian Ray 3 70 | uTiID sec
ond; Dnhlsren. 70 tKederiS). third Time
l;B. ElEeShers' Adena, Mar, Randolph and Fire
Sixth race. one mills SeIling-oId Mexico, 4 to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
||VJUNC[|
IN P0OLRDDN|
Court Finds That Disl,
and Tennes Use Inforn|
for Gambling.

In a decision rendered y,,s..
noon in the Third distrle, -
NJ. l.. RItchIe dissolved , t,.,.
junction issued last veal H.
c. Ioofbourow in the casa M
nes and others against Zoe ns,,,
the ground that the eornai,'.'
plaintiffs did not state ~.
10 warrant the Issuance 0, h,
tion.
Judge Richie in the cour. /,
clsion dissolviDs the lnjunci!on r
Two questions are pre,.n,s a, a,
Dissolve tho Yetrain.-s order,
poes the information receive. n
tiffS from their Butte oore,uo,.r-t =
come within the rule e.tI,liur ~
ton by Injunction seainl, lh sar,k~
The supreme court o, the U-p,4 r.
case OF Chicago Board Of Tnt n
holds That the information ,,ll,,,I /
Of trade at It's own eIpsau ~
based thereon Of prlcsi for ,Aul
other merchandiss. IN is prc,sry -
uso By persons unauthorized ty a
be cnlolne1. aud ,ha, y dos ~ I.
entitled Ia prolccuon becE1ss un
made ~ such quotations mar h d
transactions are based upon 4,
u Is conceivable that 10 isk IN.
;he information contracted ig y ~
may he devoted 10 legitimate On =
appears IL is entitled 10 ID. rgg.1
rul" laid down b. the hishe, n:
land.
Coming 10 the other 1uesrlos. u q
md from the allegations Ia q, -
any legitimate Use Is Ia a., lr,7|
either tho plain'inE or The dd,-srs
formation Ia question. SUt - fr 4
cations N the complaint klsflss
being used for wagering merely.
UnGcr these facts the rule lad ~
let W. Bcu,lcr. = Utah so. ~ 4
whir,cr ~. Donaldson. u utG ~
rrns, in which thc court, IN rAn
that ono who sesl, relief gp55 a ~
contemplating gaming a. an cassf
cannot be heard As the oclrt "a hr
says; "TIo docs not como into t7zf
hands. I'm such cass t7uiJ slre =
leases the party where Il 'a.S ~
There are no facts nos spfr'rirs
an injunction ran stand. Counsl y
tins, however. desire tine 70 if'f
which they believe will STOW ,hn "
can he amended 10 sbov thil ~
In question can be used md = -
timsto purposes. and thefs'crs mt
within tho protection Of The rul' -
tho case o' Chicago Board Of M, !
and ton days r. given thsr " "
This decision is not Ia eoh'lh ~
no relation n auy phase o. "a -.
some time ago In one Of H' ~.
Of the court In which he t,r1
a criminal action. wagering a7's
rs not miSdomehnor. Tai "f
eciy correct In criminal eus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
TIGERS SHUT OUT BY
RED SOX FIELDING
Hub Team Gives Collins Won.
derful Support, Beating
Detroit, 5 to o.
BY International News Service.

DETROIT, Aug. 8.-Today's 5-to-o
shutout OF the Tigers by the Red SoX
was featured bv wonderful fielding on
both sides. Speaker robbed Crawford of
a homer by taking down the hardest hit
ball of the day. Lewis made a leaping
one-hand catch OF Cobbs low fly near the
score board. Yerkes troze to n low liner
from Cobb and doubled Bush at first.
All OF which shows that Collins did not
pitch as fine ball as the score would
Indicate. The new Tiger infield was all
sparks. Deal Louden, Onsow and Bush
pulling off great plays.
BOSTON-DETROIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Goodman VS.. Prince hf5

BY International News ssi''ee
AURORA. H.. Aug. s-psa
man and Prince Henry iocsn
rounds TO a draw In oout
Browns grove. near Autvs-
Goodman was the assTessos
Princes cleverncss more 'n.1
bulldog tactics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Maps Hit Russell Ford,
ltional News Service.

BY InternationaI News Service
CLEVELAND. Aug. S.-Cleveland took
the first game OF the Series from New
York here today. S TO 5 The Maps batted
Russell Ford hard In the early innings,
Jackson getting Il double and triple I'm
three times TO the plate. The fielding OF
Hunter, who made his first appearance
as Nap In center. featured
CLEYELANp-NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Browns Beat Senators.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service
ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The locals sprung
surprise on the public today by giving
the Senators the worst drubbing OF the
season, to q. Vaughn started for Grit
ifthss gang but lasted only TO the sixth
inning. when the Browns fell on him for
five runs and eight hits including SIN
giles. doubles and triples. Cashlon was
called to the rescue, but too late, as the
locals had already tucked the game away.
Hamilton was in prime form and held
his. opponents 10 four scattered hits.
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,
COAST LEAGUE.
american association

A. ioui.yils: Firt game RH.E
AtiNsutcs . ...............z a O. z
| Loutss Tie ..............a o q q /,
Bs,,sries-CuttiuE and HuEhcs. L,u1.rrnus
NouhTup and Pearcc. umpires-Bsyss and L..
sin. Called account rain
Second game postponed. rain.
A. TOLEDO. Flrst game M 5
80. Paul ........o q q q II ?
Toiedo ....,.,.o II :
B4ttcris1-Gsrdoor. HaUhsl' and Case: Falkrs
b~-g ard Lana Unplres-8 3 srhalief and con.
molly.
ssoons game pastpones: rsin.
At colg=sp.- ~
Coiunabus ..--..0 . s-7 ~ :
B4ttsriss-Schlit1Sr. CsanlsT and jane. C,k.
and Smith. rmpirrs-Chiii ard Anscr-or
Minneapolis - 7 n az u :
| Indianapolis . 0 o o . o "a a
Bsttsriss-Teieveif. Young and ovear. w,rs
| and Clarke azd Mckee. Unpiro.-FcrEu,on ara
Hsndiboe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
.RUDE MARQUARD WINS
DUEL WITH HENDRIX
ErrorleSS Ball Played by -Four
Teams in the National
League Yesterday.
By InternationaJ News Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Marquard and
Hendrix fought out one of the greatest
pitching ducs of the year today and
Marquard won in the tenth by the count
of to |. The Rubs was back at the top
OF his stride. working brilliantly to the
finish. but Hendrix curhed tie Giants
lead despite occasional wldncss Glib
sons four base slam To deep left center
was the only count off MarQuard. SIM
giles hy Snodgrass ana Murray broke up
the game in the tenth. Both teams played
errorless ball
pITTspIpc- hrw yopK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
OGDEN HITS REMNEAS,
DEFEATING ELECTR|CS
ShortStop Wood Loses All His
Front Teeth When Hit by
Bad Bounder.

GREAT FALLS, Aug. s.-ogdon won
pitchers battle between Remneas and
Stone in the tenth inning. when Osoeu
scored two runs : bad peg by Msse
and two passes from Remneas hlled the
bases. and Vans single Won the game.
Shortstop Wood had all his front teeth
knocked out in the seventh inning when
he was hit by a bad bounder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Cubs Defea Phillies
BY International News Service.

by international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA Aug S.-The Cubs
copped the farewell game of the series
with the Phillies to I. Hitting in the
pinchcs did the trick and saved Laven-
der from defeat. The Cubs hits were
well placed. The home folks used three
pitchers in their effort 10 stop the visit
orS. Archer's homer with Evers on base
in tho seventh disposed OF Earl Moore
Recruit Ritter pitched the eighth and was
soft picking for two tallies.
Observation-Disclosures I.pHIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Cardinals Wallop Dodgers.
,ternational News Service.

BROOKLYN. Aug, S-St. Louis
trimmed the Dodgers TO / In the last
game OF the series. Although Rucker
managed to keep his hits scattered
Oakes'S homer in the second and q com
oinatlon OF a single and double in
tho third were sufficient to win the
game. Both sides f!eided faultlessly
playing errorless ball.
ST. LOUIS- -RRnnKIYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Errors-Fos,cr. Ainsmith.

summary. Two.ooso hlts-Gandil. Kutina Will
liamS, Hogan, Thrce-base hitS-Gsndil. Pratt
stephens. Double plsyE-MorSan and Mcbride
Wallace; Pratt and kutlus stolen hsscs-Sbot-
ten . Hogan. iiits-oT Vaughn. In 1.3
innings. BNrco on hsllB-oh Vaughn. /. on
Cushion .: on Hamilton 9 Struck out-By
Hamilton, 6; by Vaughn. .. sscrinoe hita-Aua-
tin. Hogan, Eit by pitcher-By Hamilton Noel
lcr. Wild ptohcs-Hamlton. Timo ot game
i:iS Umpires-Hart and Connolly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
M|SS0ULA' S WINNING
STREAK IS BROKEN
Morgan, on Mound for Sky
scrapers, Keeps Game Safe
Throughout.

MTSsoULA. Mont. Aug, s.-Salt Lake
made a runaway out OF todsys game.
winning l3 TO 5. Morgan had tho locals
at his mercy, while Druhot, keenan, and
Coyne were hit hard Coyne arrived this
morning from Marshned. Or. keenan,
threw better ball Morgan let down In
ths last inning
Tho score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
o'Day's Reds Lose Game.
Ry InternatIonal News seryicc.

BOSTON, Aug. S.-An cishtb-innIp-
rally ncttcd the Boston Nationals three
runs and a siX-to-5 victory over the Gin
cinnat!s, making two and two for the
series. Al BridwclIs double with tho
bascs filled spelled defeat FOR Clncinnati
Both Fromms and Purdue were hit hard
CINCGNNATI-pOsToN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
MISSOULA,

Summary; Lcft on bases-Sult Lake
v. Nissoula " stolen bases-Bauer. Bas-
sey. Spencer. Davis Sacrifice bits-JTor-
TIER. DevereauX. Sacrifice ny-Sponcer.
wo-base hits-Morgan. Davis ?. Dressan
Iobin. Zamloch. Three base hits-PenI
dleton, Iobin. Perrine. Double PLAYS
DeverosuX to Davis TO Dressau. Warren
10 Chsngnon 10 Perrine HIits-Off Dru-
hot In "a innings. off keenan, in
less than inning. of Coyne in 3
innings Struck out-By Morgan 6 bv
pruhot :, by Coyne B. Bases on balls
OF Morgan ,. off Druhot .. off Coyne Z.
III by pitched bsll-Bassey by Morgan.
foruer by Coyne. Passed balls-Carman
Cmplre-FTary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

ETor8-Turnsr. Paddock 9 HartloiI ? MartIo
Summary: Two-base hits-Ryan. PcckIupaug,.
Jackson. FORD ? Chase. Threc-baac hit-Jsok-
son. stolen bascs-Chssc. Paddock Peckln-
psush. Bases on balloon Kahior, J. on Ford
struck out-By kRhlsT. 4; by Ford l. Sac
riucc bit-Hysu. Sacfincc hics-LaIuIc, linn
Hii by pitcber-By FORD Jackson. wild pitrhos-
kalIcr Ford. Time Of Gamc-140. Umpire
Esan and sheridan.
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ted for strip in tenth.
GREAT FALLS.

summary; Twob hits Huelsman,
Whslsn. Sacrifice hits-Wessler MIsse
rave. stolen bases-Murphy, Toner
Bases on Balls-OT Remneas. .: of
stone. $. Hit by pitcher-Toner. Spen-
ccr. Left on bases--Ogden. s. Great Fails.
y. Time of gamc-2.05 Umpire-Wrlght
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Coast League
oAKLANp cal. Aug s.
" estern League

- So Jcaeph-st Joseph. = Denver ;
Tpeiss inninEs
- umahE-Onaha E. Lincoln
A. slnuE City-sLaux CITY I; Tirhlt.
- bes hoinea-roPeka-D-s xones game post
rcnsl. rsil-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

summary Home run-Oakcs. Two.baas hits
HugEins. NngcP. Northeu. Stolen bascs-Ko-
nctchy. Bases on bslS-On Ruckor, 4; or Ra.
son. ]: on SAllcc, J. Struck out-By Rucko-
g by Salco. .. Sacrifice bts-whost Nozrey
Hu<gtnS. smith, Fisher. Time OF game-r.s5
Altcnelncc-llno- Lmnlrcs-Elnneran AMI RlrIor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Wagner.

Summary: Home run-IIoopcr, Threc-basc
hit-lIoopor. Double plays-Ycrkos, stahl. Stolen
bnses-Spcaksr .. Bases balls-On Collins
/; on Lake. !. Struck out-By Collins 5; by
Lake, l. Sacrifice hit-Cobb Hit by pitcher
BY Lake. Hooper. Timo OF game 55. Attend
ancc-isj5. umpircs-o LouEhln and Wc1tervclt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

a'''VI' "d30I, LtFo'U''' Fa5hotI
summary: Home Tun-kTchor. Two-base hits
" Milior, Schultz. Thrco-b1se hit-Pagkort
Double plsy-Tinkcr TO salcr. Hts-on Moore
In mnlugs; on Ritter. in Inning. Bases
on balls-on Lavender. 4; OF Moore. ] Struck
out-By Lavender. (. By Moore :. Time OF
samo-I.h2. mpirea-Johnhtonc and E,snn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

.Hatis1 FOR Frommc !u niuth
''Ba,ted for Purdue IN sixth.
Cincinnati .......-....c o a-s
Boston i. .....-.-.,......3 n g
Errors-Gran, :. Frommr
Summary; Tvo.bsse hits-csmpbeIi. Bescher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
international League

bridNeli stolen bascl-Mitoheil. PhoIsp Tin,
Bases on balls-oH Purdue 4; OF Fromn, .
struck out-By Purdue, ?. by Fromm. g.
rocc hlts-Marsans. BridweiI Frommc ,,,s
anco-leco Uiupirrs-oTth and KLEIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
YELLOWSTONE EXCURs1oN

August 18th. Commercial Club aus.
Phone Wasatch go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
SBURG-NEW YORK
sBsttod for Donlin in niuth.
tOnc out when winning run scored.
-.HAn for MoNcrn In ninth

N,N York ,...........1 o IL
SUUmary Home Uun-Gbson. Two-basc hits
Meyers. Miller Hendrix Stolen baGos-Afurray.
SnodgTass. Fletcher. Morkc. Bases on bails-Oh
MHrquard 3 of Hendrix &. Struck out-By
Marg1srd 6. by Hendrix. .. Sacrifice hit
Carey. wild pltchcs-HcndrI. Attendance
10000 Jmp!Tos-ONons and Brennan.
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NorthUestern League

PORTLAND Or Aug s-Portltnd.Tseori,
rauo ro5tronec. rain.
VANCOUVER. E. G. Aug s-vsnoouver-yie.
iorin game postponed. rain
SEATTLE. vaeh.. Aug. t.-scst,lo. Spokane
ssno poSipouod: rain
Donovan to Be Manager.
DETROIT. Aug. sit Eas announced ,hs, Bill
Donovan veteran pitcher on the Detroit Amsri-
can league baseball team. has been appointed
msasser o. the Providence team IA the intcrna-
toral league
Giants Buy Pitcher.
NEW YORK. Aug S-The New York NauonsIr
today purchAsed Pitcher Hanloy from NcNert o
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"5sttes for Moore In seventh
-'Bsttcd for Ritter 10 eighth.
Chicago ..............l {" n -
Philadelphia ..........O 0 O o . o.
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-HE riding Of Al Ward last night
at the motordrome was the best
seen on the track this season and
Vas easily The feature OF The pro- |