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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

CM Rensud, the Pearce merchant. is expected home about tbe 18th, be- ing ct present in Chicago buying for his Peafce, Courtland and Gleesop stores.
 The McNesl Fair will be held tbis year on October 24 b, pIsns being laid for better and more diversified exhibits than were shown last year. and will doubtless be much iu advance of the first years efforts.
 A watermelon party wac given CD Tuesday evening. at the home of Mir and Mrs c. D. Clspp. . large number of neiRhbors being present and spent . few very pleasant hours, with music and gsmes.
 On Saturday, Sept 18th, the Anti- Horse Thief Association of Cochise, had . very pheasant time at Pesrce. During the afternoon. the officer. were elected, after which fine cup. per was served. being assisted by the wives of the mem bers. and that they were fine entertainers was arrested by all present.
 At Huddy's Hall. Pearce on the sf. ternoon of September 18th . number of people from different parts of ths valley gathered in c response to ( call for the formation of an sgricul. tursi society to hold fair ann uslly ., Pesrce. Permanent officers weI, chosen with Judge 8 W Mccall 0 seryoss for president. Dr Lawson O Pesrce, let vice. president V Lamb din of Courtlsnd. 2nd vice president JC Van Ncrt os Pesrce 3rd vice-pres' tdeut, A ] Benedict, secretary and AP Brown, treasurer
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Opening of
 Cochise Lands

The PRosPEcToR has received the following notice from the Phoenix and office with reference to Cochise county lands:
 Notice is hereby given that plat nf the following township has been received at this office, and will be off, eially filed November 4, 1912, st g o'clock c m:
 Twp. IS South. Range 23 East, frsc- tionsl survey; Secs. 20, 2l, P, 26. P 2', 29, 3l. 32. 33, 34, 36.
 On and after above date this office ~il receive and act upon applications to makes entries in said township.
 FRANK H. PARKER. Register
 CHAs. F.. ARNOLD. Receiver
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Of Interest
 In Arizona

The story told in Washington by correspondence submitted to the cen sts campaign Investie ating committee which paced several yesrs ego be- tween the late E. H. Hssrimsn, then heed of the Southern Pacific and President Roosevelt is of special in
 ssrsst in Arisoua. It discloses de- sirs ou the part of President R>sse- yels st that time to appoint Hoo. B. A. Fo~ Ter, of Phoenix e governor oi Arssoua sod it also diseloses that assrimsa Wss not without ineusocs ae the Whsss Houss st that tims.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Grind of Justice in
 The Superior Court
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
 Mary Luna vs Jose Duna, decree of divorce granted.
 RQusrles ct al vs Z T Parker ct al Suit to quiet title in miring claims Ash Canyon, Huachucs mountains. which has produced $5COO in gold, and recovery Of which is sis0 st issue in the suit. The following jury is empaneled 70 bear the csse:- John McRss Barney Andrino W P Covert Jacob Scheerer H A Pedereon John Summers Frank Starr George Bradley Ollie Phillips John Keller Jas Hopkins H M Scranton
 Esther Cummings of Bisbee was appointed probation officer by the court. The matter of salary to be fixed by Board oI Supervisors.
 W R Bennett vs Ida L Bennett. decree of divorce granted.
 All jurors excused for term except those st present bearing the Qusrels. Parker case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Tombstoner Appointed
 Commissioner of Deeds

Upon recommendation of Governor Hunt and Secretary oi State Osborn, , the same being confirmed by the s'ate department, Oscsr K. Coll was appoint ed Com missioner of Deeds for State of New York in Arizona by Governor Dix of New York MT Goll's duties as commissioner will be to verify Ari. zons acknowledgements which may affect New York transfers and the sp. poin,ment is c complims nt to the popular Tom bstoner, whose efhcisocy in office and departmental work is fully recognized at home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Supervisors Reject
 Bridge Bids

The board of supervisors today con' cluded to reject all bids CD the Here lord bridge and will readvsrtiss fof same. The smouots of the bids sub. mitted were as wide variance and in csse of several of the bids d'd not comply with the call to iurnish bond with propossls New bids have bsen cslIed fer CD Oct l7th . m. oGnaeosS YOus povsO WIth Cascsrses.
 Candy CsxhaEste, eure eoossiposiou forever. VI GS 6C G Q. 2aSI. druG1isss rsfna1 0saD
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
San Diego Detec-
 tive Brings Prisoner
The Phoenix Democrat ssys:-

The Phoenix Democrat ssys:-
 Dave Gershom, of the detective 'orce Of San Diego is in Phoenix having brought the Italian, Bessolo, who is wanted by the Federal authori- ties in Arizona for using the mails to defraud. Bessolo was first arrested in San Diego but was released for lack of evidence. Soon afterwards the police department of that city received in. formation that the Italian was wanted iu Arizopa and Gershon was detailed op the job and .succeeded in getting his man in Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Hampton Will Resign
 From Clifton Bank

Rather than withdraw from the democratic ticket, CD which he was nominsted ct tl . recent primary elec- ton, Mr Hampton will tender his resignation as director Of the Clifton National Bank.
 The federal constitution ststee that no officer of trust or profit under the federal government is eligible to serve as . presidential elector. Inssmuch ss National banks are created by fed- esal enactment, it hss been held that sn o6cer of any National hsnt is nos allowed to serve as presidential cleo tor.
 MT Hampton was immediately sd- l! vised oi this fact by the Democrat and his prompt action in resisnioe from the directorate oi ths Chitou National is typical of the man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
James w. Sheridan
 Resigns Position

A Washington dispatch says:-
 James W Sheridan resigned today as chief of the fed service in the gene eral land office to become special ss- si-tant attorney general to prosecute a number Of public land cases in Ari- soma and southern California. Sheri- dan succeeded Glavis when the latter was dismissed by President Taft.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13

before go wish to tell you: He prsyeth beet who lJveth best
 All things both great and small; For the dear God that lnveth us;
 He made sndSloveth sll.'
 The Ancint Mariner is gone and the wedding guest turns from the door a sadder. but wiser man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13

los pfef .... .... ...... o"| PATENT U s 10 Nj c Swan ....... WARRANTY DEED IA Combs to F McGrsth. Douglas prop ....... 10 .. R w Byrus to A L F,sher. Douglas prop .-.... lo .. D Brthea tnJ Kline. ... 10 ..
 MINING DEED J Oldham to Surprise Dev Go. min prop ........... l0 .
 c. .. DEED E Nj Blake to Bank of Bishee Nsco prop .............. zoVV . NJ Cunningham to Bank of Bisbee, B'sbee p op ...... -. Beumier to 5 Magee, Douglas prop p........... ID e.
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Following to Joe Kline for furniture: Mrs J Critchley x39 50, w D Melcin So4; J Bunch Sisl; JC Wbsr- ton $S75, Mrs L B Tinsley S5S 50; A Hsyea; q s Walker, sls2 03; G B Bray Knrpsspty sl07 TO; Mrs NJ Moore S6 25; W E Cummins photograph s6O.. so Nj Garcia $56 25 . P Persk 70 Copper City Brew ing Co, live stock .... -
 RFLEAsE DEED Prov Nut B & L Assn to "A Rosliug. Douglas prop. 450 ?. Prov Nut B & L Assn to E 
 Evans .-......-.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE F Johrecn to c Mstzell ...-
 ARTICLES oI Iyo'P'S Baltim ore Oil Co ..... -.
  Kline to V R Parker, Doug. lac prop .-............- 9oo ..
 US PATfSI U to Jacob Scheerer. land.
 a c. DEED Santa Fe Pacific R R Go to H Sesberg land ..... .... 100 |. G H Humm to N L Hayden, Lowell prop .... ....-... $50
 REALTY MORTGAGE NJ Fletcher 70 A J Haven, Douglas prop ........-.-- l4oO -. II Attasayto H Jack, min prop. 1zo
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE H B McNillen from NJ l. Fletcher ..-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Tombstone Girl Writes Prize Nar-
 ratiye of Fable Story

school the famous old sory Miss Viola Mscsy
 
 knowledge of the marked and the ssrd of fret honor xclenee Mics Mscav m.kiog Other swil be lin coium time to
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Suit No l95. Beatrice Gamble vs W H Gamble; divorce. Est A G de Hansep; L 0 Shstt uck, J Muheim and D B Seed appraisers,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13

Foa eALs-Combined writing dssk, snd book Case. also two pesIor chs,Fs. Ioquirs c c Johnson, Fremont stssst. nsar Fourth
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13

PinesaIve ACT; .,I,.y.. .IIE 1 s:a"a .sr ! Ca-$.-r=- ,,: ,css as sxm pnsxp
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
T0MBST0aE EPlTAPH
 pUBusuED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 cocAlsE COUNTY
struments Filed With the countl
 Recorder

StfumeuU Fueu Wtth "S Sos"'' THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED W H Brophy to Bissee Knights of Cclumoue Building sesu, B,sbee prop 10 US to W H Pringle land. - SHE rr's cEsrrfIcArE OF SALE Prov Mu, B X l. Assu vs z Miller, Bishee prop.
 PossEssoRY RIGHT CBoles elaine land ........ -
 REALTY MORTGAGE bieb@e k nights Coiumocs Aesn to Bank Bisbee, Bis- hee prop ...-....-..-. oVV' = BE Magee to A J Hsven. Douglas prop ........--.. zoo |. CH webber to E Brophy, land ......-.. ...-.. ~ = SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Cv Slaughter to B F Magee - Ira ssyon to P Psrrc ....... Ari. Bank & Trust Co to L c L1nCoin .-.-..--.. Ari. Bank & Trus, Go to E A MAnoo. ........- LIE Johnson to L s Ander- eon ......-..'''
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION McLoed Mining Go ...... - Huachuca Water Co. ........ tAn AmoYlcau MerUie SO-. The Duncan Mining Co.,.
 WARRANTY DEED L de Psdia to NJ Pacheoo. Beuson prop .... -...... lao ..
 PATENT U6 to Bessie Jordan, land .. US to L H Gift .... US to J A Gardner ...-...
 WARRANTY DEED JK Smith to L A Scott, land 800 -.
 MlNIys DEsD G Keller to A Godfrey. min prop .....- ----. .'
 REALTY MORTGAGE HsIich to State Nut B& L As.n, Douglas prop ...... 5OO -. \ Go.kovich to Lee Sugich. live stock and otber prop. 500 .. cHArTEL MORTGAGE J;K Romero to Stimsop Com Scale Co, eeaie -....... 7s |. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Willcox Bank ( Trust Co to CL Mckinney .... Willcox Bank & Tru.. Go to Chas De Baud -..-.....
 REALTY MORTGAGE TIT Piper to Bank Of Douglas Douglas prop .....--.. <o'O -' Rw Byrns to Douglas Inv Co, Douglas prop. -.. 75O ..
 RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Partial. RB wenzeI to D. St0nehouse
 SATISFACTION or NoKToAaE JC Rsub to NJ R Horisn.... ) BrOgsn to c McEuen IA Finpey to W R Turvey and VA Young. Dongias prop .........-..----.- A@o" . Assignment. J E Evsns to F Hogan.
 MINING DEED NJ Duflner to o 0 Du6ner. mia claims ..... .-.... lO R Bueke,ow to O c and M Euffner, min prop. lO GA Walker tC O c Duf'ner mia clsims. lo . OC Duflper to G 4 Walker mio prop. ....---..--.-.. A0
 WARRANTY DYED Fovles to J H.sTis Doug
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
Jim McAleer Says Boston Will Bring Pennant Home

Hendriksen, one of the fastest
players In the game, can step in
and fill the shoes of any of the
regular outfield trio--the three
greatest in the country.
Back Of the bat in Carrigan,
Nunamaker. Cady and Thomas,
we have the best catching force
in either league.
While the Athletics are handi-
capped by injuries, feel sure we
would have beaten them anyway.
Their pitchers have not been right
this year and Connie Mack is ex-
periencing the disappointment
that Boston encountered for four
or five years.
The change in ownership made
no difference in the teams play
ing. Had John I. Taylor re-
NAMED at the head of the club
believe it would have been Bos-
tons year to win the pennant, for
the team is there, the spirit is
there and the men are out to
bring that old flag back where 1T
belongs.
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Joe Hill Handily Beats
Crevier In Eight Rounds

minute and 81 seconds to dis
pose of "Burkey" Burkhardt.
Burkey was willing and got what
was coming to him.
The "Grudges" displayed that
fighting spirit that should be left
alone by the club in the future.
Lean Grudge was fouled in the
second by Long Grudge, who
struck him while he hung over
the ropes.
One of the bright spots of the
program was when Joe Hill assist
ed Leo Crevier to his feet twice
when Crevier had slipped and
fallen near the ropes. Such gen.
tlemanliness and courtesy il every
smoker would do much to elevate
the game.
Tom Armstrong sprang into
the limelight when his that got
in the ring" in the eighth round
of the Exposito-Thompson fight.
1t was a battered derby that was
returned to the timekeeper after
the boxers had milled over 1t a
few minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

Joe Hill won one of the fastest
and cleverest bouts in the his
tory of the Tacoma Athletic CLUB
last night when Referee Frank
Mcclellan awarded him a decis-
lon over Leo Crevrer Of the Bal
lard Athletic club after eight
rounds of fierce milling. Crevier
struggled gamely but was OUT
pointed and outhit and while Hill
led with shade in all but two
rounds, he had vast margin In
the fifth and seventh. The Ia
coma bantam displayed better
form than ever and that he was
entitled to main event.
Kid Exposito was given a de-
cision over Side Wheel" Thomp-
son in their eight round contest.
Exposito was outboxed but was
the more aggressive and kept
Thompson hunting paths all over
the ring to avoid wide haymak-
ers. Thompson was floored three
times in the first round but came
back in the remaining rounds
with the more clever boxing and
blocking.
georgia da Wash" Acalo dis
played a yellow stripe foot wide
down his back. He started like
whirlwind and had some of his
wild swings connected with john
ny Callahan's jaw, it might have
been curtains. But Johnny was
not there when the blows landed
or received them some place else
and when Callahan bloodied
Acalo's nose, the bootblack drop
ped to the canvas and waited for
the count of ten.
1t took Joe Richmond but one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
BIG SHOOT IS
PLANNED FOR
TACOMA

A combined shoot under the
auspices of the McAleer Gun club
and the Tacoma Rod and Gun
club will be held Sunday, Aug.
IL, at the trap grounds at Mani
tou park when some of the crack
shots of Tacoma, Seattle, Port
land, Vancouver, Victoria, Spo-
kane, Everett and Beiiingham
will participate in an effort TO
break all records.
A considerable sum IN cash
prizes has been offered, the larg-
est being a purse of $175. The
Tacoma men were among the
high shots at the Potlatch shoot
in Seattle recently and are go
ing to make all corners hustle FOR
honors. Fully 10000 bluefocKs
will be needed for the shoot.
The committee in charge con
sists of j. A. Dague, John C-s Jeu-
sen, Jack Cooper, Tacoma RCD
and Gun club, and II. v. Smith,
Valentine Eisenbaus, A. 2. Smith
of the McAleer Gun club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
As Told to Paul Shannon.
BY JIM McALEER

If Boston wins the American
league pennant it will not be on
fluke. Other owners and man.
ayers may shout "hard luck" and
insist we are getting the
breaks" but those who have
watched the Red Sox know other
wise.
1 believe we have the greatest
team i'm the land, and barring
serious accidents we cannot be
stopped by any club in the
league.
(This is what President James
McAleer, sometimes player and
manager, now principal owner of
the Red Sox, thinks of his team
and of its chances for winning
the flag. He Is sure Manager
Jake Stahl will bring back the
pennant to Boston, where it
hasn't been since 1900
When We were training at Hot
Springs / gave 1t as my opinion
that we had the best team in the
country. / did not claim a team
of stars" but l felt we were an
evenly balanced team, that there
was no friction, chat Stahl would
make capable as well as popu-
lar manager and that every one
would work to win. My predic-
ton has been verified.
The team does not differ much
in it's makeup from the teams of
the past few years. It's the same
team Boston had two seasons
ago, but the men are playing diff
ferent ball. They are working
with an object and feel their
strength. They are playing near
iy 80 per cent better ball than
they did two seasons ago.
The reason should be appar-
emit. Larry Gardner. at third
base. is in his rightful position.
He is showing his real speed. Last
fall when the All Stars played
the Athletics, Gardner WAS a
member and gave him a trial
a third. / saw it was his posi-
ton and that he should always
have been stationed there. In the
transfer a star third baseman
was developed from a Mediocre
second baseman.
Then, too. Wagner is playing
the greatest ball of his life. Last
season the infield was democrat
ICED because wagner's arm was
sore, and he could not play his
game. But this year his arm IL
stronger than ever. He Is hit
ting better than he ever did, and
his work at short has been posi-
tive revelation. Jake Stahi, on
first, gives us a well~balanced
hard working infield. No stars. =
but men who are playing their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

CHICAGO-Champion AID VOL
CAST has agreed to allow Packey
Mcfarland to weigh In at 135
pounds at o'clock for a ten
round bout. Wolgast made the
stipulation, however, that owing
this concession of weight the
lightweight title should not De
considered at stake.
Wolgast stopped off here on ffa
way from California to his home
at Cadillac, Mich. and met Mo
Farland by appointment.
Mcfarland will get very little
of the purse - Wolgast demands
S22.500 as his share.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
Go To It, "Happy"!

Los ANGELES, Cal.-"Happy''
Hogan, scrappy manager of the
Vernon Coast league club. Is ou,
with hot reply to President
Baum's statement that every
time Hogan open his mouth 70
an opposing player. he will be
fined.
Fines wont stop me-" said
Hap. "I can stand the fines, and
IL the president of the league
needs the money he sure can have
1t. II I am fined, I'll pay the
fine and then start the fight. The
pace is growing hotter daily ana
we are going to hold our lead re-
CARELESS of fines"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

SEATTLE, July 31.-Playing
an errorless game and batting ].
Blaine Gordon out of the box In
the second inning and sending
him on his honeymoon, the IT,
gers yesterday defeated the Sc
attic Giants by score of to 4,
taking the second consecutive
game.
Meikle lasted about as quick as
Gordon and then Ben Hunt went
to the mound and held the Pot
latch Bugs to three scattered hits
IN the rest of the game. The
work was fast throughout save In
the first two innings. Meikle
might have been best man at the
Gordon wedding and become
frustrated. Something was
wrong. The score:
CEAr-TI n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

best game all of the time and
without friction.
The old weak spot, if it could
be called weak, was at second
base, where Yerkes, one of the
most improved ball players !
ever saw, a fine hitter and hard
worker, lacked experience in the
position.
iris Speaker is playing the
game of his caveer. He leads
the league at bat. But our great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
Joe Rivers Issues Def

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Smart-
ing under the adverse criticism Of
his friends and the panning he
has received in the newspapers
for turning down a match with
Willie Ritchie, Joe Rivers, the
Mexican lightweight marvel, is
out with a def for any light
weight who can do 1913 pounds
ringside.
"All this Richie talk is not
right" said Joe. Get me any
lightweight in the world at 1873
pounds and 1 will fight him La
Dor day or any day you make a
match for me-"
Rivers is signed with Mandot
for Labor day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
HOCAN.M' FARLAN6 |
READY FOR BOUT
(By United Press Leased wire

(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3D.
"One Round" Hogan and Tom
my Mcfarland are in readiness
for their 10 round battle here TO-
night, and as both are reported
to be hard hitters the bout is ex-
pected TO be exciting Each man
has met Champion Wolgast dur
ing his career and each 10 anx-
ious for another crack at the title
holder.
The referee has not yet been
selected but a choice Is expected
To be named today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
PACIFIC CITY WINS.

Pacific City won from the Lit
tie Giants of Tacoma Monday.
17-7. Good batting and spec
tacular fielding was done by both
teams but the Giants pitchers
were unIucky in having long hits
made on chem with the bases
fun. somers of Pacific City
played q star game at third and
grabbed four hits out of ave
timos at the bat. Pacific City
wants . game for nexr Sunday.
Cali up or write w. r. Wells. Pa
nll,o City. Batteries: Pacific
Cf<7. uooze and Finch: Giants,
Hez1. lack and Hardness.
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est strength is in the box. For
the first time in many years Bos-
ton has string of first class
pitchers, able to take their regu-
lar turn.
Wood, Hall, Collins, Bedient
and O'Brien are all doing good
work and l feel sure they will
maintain the pace to the end.
We are well supplied with util-
ity men in Clyde Engle, Krug and
Neal Ball for the infield, while
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
HOGAN VS.. M'FARLAND.
FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO - zone
Round" Hogan and Tommy Nc
Farland will meet here in Is
round bout tomorrow. Both men
are putting the final touches 10
their training. Hogan is sen
sational performer at times ana
II is believed he will be COM
PEELED to do his best as McFar-
land l. hard hitter and has the
confidence Of a champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
STEILACOOM 10, MANITOU o.

The Fort Steilacoom asylum
team defeated Manitou in a rag
ged game Sunday on the Fort
grounds by a score of IL to o.
Steilacoom has won II out of 20
games, having defeated the fast
Jewels. the only team to beat the
st. Martin college boys at Lacey.
The feature of the game occurred
in the errors made by the MANI
tou layers.
Garden tools and garbage cans.
Ewing's Hardware. I'LL G st, -
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, Can This Be Really True?
D Such Noise Heard Before

SuCn NOISE Heafu before =
(By United Press Leased Wire.
. CHICAGO-Jack Johnson, q
o heavyweight champion of q
o the world, declared today g
. that he is through with q
o fighting. q
Q 81 have fought my last q
o fight" said Johnson. "I'll q
0 never draw on another glove. q
D The promoters won't give Z
o me my price now, so I'm Z
0 through"
o johnson will not retire in Z
o favor of any particular fight q
0 er. He considers Sam Nc q
o vey the best man for the Z
. belt. q
D The champion stated he q
. had saved his money and Is Z
D now worth 100000, the q
. greater part of which is well Z
. Invested.
. ssoeoe . . . . 90 Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

THIS IS WHAT PRESIDENT
JAMES McALEER, SOME
TIME PLAYER AND MANA
GER, NOW CHIEF OWNER
OF THE RED SOX, THINKS
OF HIS TEAM AND IT'S
CHANCES FOR WINNING
THE FLAG.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31
PORTLAND 5. VICTORIA 2

( PORTLAND, July 31.-Port-
land took an early lead and was
hard put In the ninth to hold the
game. Victoria had to derrick
Wilson in the second and send In
McCreery- Doty pitched In good
form. The score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seattle ......2 200 o o o 0 o.
Tacoma 100 o % O 0 OIL
SUMMARY.
Two base hits-Concannon 2,
Wilson, Meikle, Goodman. Home
runs-Janssn, McMullin. Three
base hit-Strait. Sacrifice hits
Raymond, Hoiderman. Stolen
bases -Jansen. Struck out-By
Concannon A, by Hunt 3. Base
on balis--Off Gordon /, off Con-
cannon 1. off Hunt Q. Hat by
pitched ball-Lynch by Gordon;
Jansen, Hunt, by Concannon.
Passed ball-LaLonge.
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SUMMARY
SPOKANE 8. VANCOUVER 2.

SPOKANE, July 31.--Kraft
won yesterdays game for Spo-
kane with fine pitching and good
support. He was never in dam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-31

IOLdlS -. oz n TO
SCORE BY INNINGS.