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Macon, steady: middling 1919.
New orleans, steady; middling II 1915
New York. quiet; middling 1870.
Boston, quiet; middlIng 1870.
Philadelphia steady. nidling 1905.
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Augusta, steady; middling I2M
savannah, quiet and steady; middling
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Mobile, nominal.
Norfolk steady; middling 1873.
Galveston, steady; mlddling 12is.
Charleston steady; middling 12h
Wilmington. easy; middling 12c.
Little Rock, steady; middling l2c.
Baltimore, nominal; middling 12h
Memphis, steady; middling l2%
St Louis, steady; middling 1915.
Houston, steady; middling IL 1-16.
Louisville, steady; middling I2n.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
F|GE|VT WINS ACA||
VVH|DDE|V TAKEsl
Winner of Sixth Ever
Medium of Big Col
by the Talent.

ALAN. Ida. June 4.-Eigent n
fifth victory over the Alan cour,
afternoon when she took the featr
of an ordinary card. Nicely raid
the pace, the mare had little bo1
running over the leaders in n
stretch drive. Weather fair, trset
Tho summary:
First race. solling. six furlorss-Irf|
i05 (Burllngamo). to 5. von Soma. i@|
o 70 1. second; Thlstlo Rose. az tH!nI.
third. Timo. Ia. noas. Hope 60 u
Capital. spsldinG and Lookout esh
named
Second rnce. selling. six furlouss. b
olds and upwards-Csntom. los iAs1r'
10 J. won; Clint Tucker. 1o7 Burt
]. second, Beatrice SoUl=. Ip2 a.
30 10 /. third. Time. i:1s as Rast
Sidney Peters. lean DArc. Locuut 81
hontank Don and Madeline Musgravs 4;
named
Third race. hyo furloug.. sellips-r
1o2 (Kederis) is 10 &. won: Bsda,
gam. TO I, second Parloc Boy IL
20 !. third Tlmc, l:o1 LJte Knlt1
G. Hogan. Lady sts,wart. 5wsgerIalss
High Street. Picksninny and soysn I'd
az named.
Fourth race. seven turlonss. s,la,
loo tsurlinsamoJ, to 2, won: Sci
(HoHuan). 5 10 3. second; sIdon IN
J 2to |. third Time. l7. Hsddliug
Sir Froiful Lotta Creed. Ed KecE q
finished ma named.
Filth race. i've and halt furlon7
Nimbus. lN (BuNtonl. 70 5. vos:
Reed. los tTorsythal, II 10 3, ssecai.
Islc. loI fHopkns). 80 10 I. ibid
I :oI t-5. Gu Bon lack o'Lantnrn. sd
Mary Emily. Ruoieon IL. Giu,li and 4
slso rnn.
Sixth race. mile md si1tesnlh.
Whiddoo, los Frtchl. 2 to J. 1oa,|
Angelo. 1i3 (ForCythoD. If 10 3. .eoa|
los Wederlsl, TO ;. third Tins
Jnsn and Sake hnlnhed as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05

I Duer lost his pace in the first lap Of the
second mile. with four miles to go. and
faiikAed to hit contending salt after that.
HIN tapped him twice Mccormick
paced Hill and Burlqust paced Duer
Buey made a good ride and took first
place in the hslf-mile open. amateur
Meredith was making a hard fight for
and finished second, with Oberg and
kraemer punched close behind. Brazler
hung back for sprint and made a good
showing Sn with Two laps to go. but the
vernon and Orston wero spilled In the
two mile amateur handicap, with no Sc
rious results:
nins In the first heat OF the quarter-mlle
invitation professional when his chain
broke, leaving Walker. Wilcox and Nit
ten TO qualify In the order named Will
cox rode a good race In the final heat.
forcing himself into third place punched
with Walker, Mitten and Downing, who
iinished first, second and fourth. respec-
lively.
The card was run with dispatch and
altogether. was a better meet than that
Of Sunday night There was no cushion
The hottest kind of rivalry exists now
among riders at the saucer. Manager
MactaTland is arranging q number of
special features for the Friday night
meet
Summary:
Half mile open, amateur. two heats.
three and four to qualify-Won by "Cu-
pld' Huey; George Merideth second:
John Ooerg. third; II Kraemer. fourth.
Time. lis.
one-mile handicap. professional. two
meats. four and five 10 nuaify-Won by
Alfred Goullet scratch; Martin Ryan, so
Yards, second; Joe Fogler, 10 yards. third;
Gordon Walker. 80 yards, fourth. Time,
1851.
Two-mile handicap. amateuT-Won by
q. Smertz. scratch; Carl SmertZ. 40 yards,
second; George Gemple. 80 yards, third
c. a. Rodberg, 9S yards. fourth. Time,
4:I0.
Quarter-mlle invitation, professional,
two heats, two and three 20 qualify
Gordon Walker, first: Worth Nltten, Sec
ond. Harvey Wilcox. third Hardy Down
ing. fourth; T. D, Morgan. fifth. Time
so seconds.
Fivc-milc motor paced race, profess
sional. between Ray Duer and Fred Hill
Won by Hill. Time, TlS.
Special five-mle paced professional
Goullet first, Joe Fogler. second; Paddy
Hehir. third Time, 1907 Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Coullet Again Star at Saucer;
Fogler Fined for Rough Riding
Red Hot Rivalry Exists Between Riders at Palace;
Cupid Huey Captures Amateur
Event

Alfred Goullet. tho speedy little Aus
trslian. who took with ease the most OF
the prize money hung up al the saucer
on the opening night. demonstrated again
last night that he can cross the tape
ahead of the best OF them with pedal
power 10 spare.
IN the ppecial 6ve-mile professional
match race. the feature event, Goullet,
after a ride that left him with only two
contendcrs in the race besides himself
Lawson. Clark and Root having dropped
out-snatched first money from Fogler,
with Hehr following. In the one-mile
handicap, professional, Gounct followed
Lawson up 10 the bunch and then took
down first money with seemingly little
effort
Joe Fogler was out after the money
fined $40 for rough riding. Clarke
dropped out OF the final event. alleging
unfair tactics on the part OF Foeler-
These riders INDUCED in boxing match
while going al full speed.
Clarke has had things pretty soft"
said Fogler after the meet. Now, when
he Is in good bunch. he quits ! will
not pay that flne, because ] did nothing
wrong. l will appeal 10 the n A. 6.
board of control" Fogler is a member
of that board
Said Clark: '"There is combination Of
riders formed TO make Goullet card at
what chance have / against a bunch
which resorts to such unfair tactics?
with anything like an even break. ] can
beat snv OF those fellows"
More bad blood was In evidence when
RYAN was forced into the grass at the
start of the second heat of the quarter
mile professional. Ryan said Hardy
Downing forced him across the cement.
causing his failure to .qualify. for the
final heat. Downing took fourth money.
The motor ced race between Ray
Duer and Fred Hill resolved itself into
tame exhibition after the first few laps,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
FIRST GAME ON ROAD
WON BY SKYSCRAPERS
Bauer Starts Double Play,
Throwing From Center to
Kelly at Home Plate.

HELENA. Mont. June 4.-Salt Lake
outhit and outplayed Helena and won the
opening game OF the series, II to 4, to-
day.
AmeS weakened in the seventh and
from that time on the game was a
slaughter of Amess slow balls. All OF
Helena's four runs were due to the ct-
forts OF Sadofsky, who pounded out a
homer with two on bases In the second
error following his two-base hit The
feature OF the game was Bauer's return
OF Killilay's fly. catching Quigley at the
plate
The official score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
American, Association

Al Columbus Il. II. T.
St Paul ........ n o o q o OIL :
Columbus ., 49,. n o . - 2
BNttcres-Thomas. De Cannicro aud Murray
MeQuiilcn and Smith. umpires-Hayca and Han
dlooc.
Al Toledo r. II. 2
Milwaukee 90. O IS 2
Toledo ....... q q o q o - q
Battcrics-McTipyre. Cutting and Schalk; Fal-
kenbcrg and Lsnd. UmpIres-Irwln and Ander
son.
a., LouiSvilie- n n. F.
Minneapolis o.. , o-ls IL |
Loulsvilo o o. . Q
Botteries-Fattotson and Allen: Laudcrmlk
Rowan and Madden and Spencer Umpircs-Blcr
halter and Connolly.
~ indianapolis: First game r. n. r
Kansas city 49, : - ?
Indianapolis 80 q '-le II J
BaticrIos-GnIin. Fionc and O'Connor. Merz
and Clark. UmpiTcs-FerEuson and Chill.
Second game r. II. E
Kansas City 80. 0 o q 2 2 - 10 =
Indianapolis =. . o ? 0 0-5 Z
B2ttorios-Powoll and James; Schlitzer, HIon
and Clark. rmplr~-Ferguaou aud Chill.
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ted for Warren in ninth
MISSOGI<A

\ SUMMARY: Left on bases-Ocden e.
Mlssoula H.. Stolen bases-Orief 2, To-
bin z: Wood, Bnssey, Perrine t.arman.
sacrifice hlts-Perrine .. Zamloch Car
man, Stevens. Sacrifice fies-Bassev.
Oriet, Two-base hIts-Van, Roberts,
Wessler; Perrine. Three base hits
Orict, Iamloch. Runs batted in-Bassey
8 Oriet :, Wood, Tobin .. Hits-On
Erickson. IL in 6 2-3 innings off Warren.
in l la innings, Struck out-By Erick
son l. by Iamloch S. Bases on balIs-Off
Erickson 8. on Warren 4. off ZamIoch
/. Wild pitcb--Erickson Hit bv pitched
hall-Changuon. Roberts. by Erickson.
Passed bslls-Stevens 2. Time of pame
-2:15. Umpire-Wright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Detroit, IA; New York, l
BY International News servjce

DETROIT, June i-The concudin-
game Of the New York series was fea9
tured by heavy batting by the Tigers.
or the fifteen hits taken by the rebels.
twelve were singles and two Of the dou-
bles were Texas league scratches. due
TO the utter lack OF team work among
the Yankees. The game ended IL 10 /
For four innings Fisher went along we'll,
aided by luck, and the rebels had TO
work for their talies After that the
hits always went just out Of reach OF
the New York nclders. In the two con-
Guiding chapters Wolverton took a look
At young port side HEAVIER named
Shears. who was both wild and easy
NEW YoRK-DETRoIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
DELL FANS Z, BUT
LOSES HIS OWN CAME
In Last Inning Butte TWirler
Makes Series of Costly
Mistakes.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
BUTTE, Mont. June Dell after
pitching gilt edge ball and striking out
game in the first OF the ninth. when he
walked the first man up, threw wild TO
second 10 catch him on An attempted
sacrifice, and dropped the ball on a
throw TO the plate. when Gibson lifted a
sacrifice fly to left The final score was
TO ., in favor OF Groat Falls. Both
teams aside from brilliant fielding In
spots. played a listless game and the
contest was uninteresting Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05

summary: stolen bases-Bauer For
tier 2, Abbott. Lussi, Menges Runs
batted in-Orr 8, Devereaux .. Pendle-
ton. Kelly, Bauer, Forter. Sadofsky 4.
Two-base hits-Spencer. Bauer. Dever-
san 2. Home runs-Kelly. SadofsI<y
Double play-Baucr to Kelly. Bases on
baiis--Off Dressan 3. off Ames 4. Struck
out.By Dressan 3: by Ames g. HIT by
Pltcher-1rby by Dressan. wild pitch-
Dressan. Passed ball-Kelly Time of
game hours and 20 miutes, Umpire
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CLEvELAND-BosToN.

Summary; Home run-Jachkou. Two-base hits
Lajoc. Carrgan. Stolen bnse-Stahl Double
plays-Peck to oNeill Wagner to stahI. Hits
on BcdIont. In innings; of Clcotto, 4 I'm
inninss Bases balls-on Gregg .; on
Bediort. !: off Cicotto. / Struck out-ny Gregg
II: by pidiont, ]: by Cieotte T. First base on
error-Cloyclund. ]. Left bases-ClcvoInpd Is.
Boston. Z. Sacrifice hit-olson. Sacrihco nIosN
LsioIc. Pail. Hit By ptoher--By Gregg, Nuna-
maker Wild pitch-Grogg. Time OF game-e:05
UmpiTcs-Egun and Evans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Phillies Hammer o'Toole,
ernatIoual News Service

By international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The Philies
hammered OTooe and Cole hard today
and beat the Pirates. II To 4. MaSee led
singles.
Observation-Disclosures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Cleveland, 5; Boston,
BY International News Service.

CLEVELAND. o, June 3.-The Naps
made 1t three out OF four games from the
Red Sox today, to I. humping Bedlent
for FIVE hits in the fourth four runs re-
sulting. Jackson hit one to the hag-
pole In center for home run GREGG
pitched well throughout. tanning eleven
men. 1t was Lajoie's anniversary and the
fans presented Larry with an immense
horseshoe containing 1000 silver dollars
500 for each OF his ten YEARS as O. Nap.
Larry's team mates gave him SIPS in
gold
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
GREAT FALLS.

Summary: Left on bases-Great Falls,
.; Butte, 6. Stolen hases-Levy CD,
Gibson. Sacrifice hit--Kelly. Sacrifice
ny-Gibson. Two-bas hits-Faye. Ka-
fora, Levy, Moorehead. Druhot. Three
base hit-Mathes, Runs batted in-By
Mathes, Q; by Gibson. l. Struck out-By
Dell, IL; by Carlon. q Bases on balls
Off Dell. 2; off Carbon, 2. Hit by pitched
and firty-fIve minutes. Umplre-Frary.
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1Pan for Neodhnm in seventh.

IRan for Needham in seventh.
Chicago .s.......s.... o o.
Boston .,r......,...... OIL
Summary: Two-basc blt-Tinkcr. Stolen base
Zimmerman Double pays-Tinkor 10 Suior
EycrG In Safer. Sweeney 20 Hausog. Bases on
balls-on Tyler, .. Struck out-8y Tyler G: by
Cheney. ;. Passed ball-kling Wild pitches
Tyler (D. Chonoy. Time OF Ramc-l60. UmpIrcs
Owens and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05

Summary: ] OF on baSes-PIttlbufg, ]. Phiia
dclph.a, 4. Thrccbasc hits-Byrno. Titus tc)
kpobo. Kelly, Doolan. Magcn. Two-basc hits
Milor ~. Stolen bases-Caroy KnnbG Double
ploy-Doolan TO LudcruS. Hits-On o Toolc.
in Innings of Cole, In innuEs Bases OF
balIs-Oh Brennan. i: on oToolc. 3. off Cole. I.
Struck out-By Brennan. 8. by O Toolc. 8 Sac.
rinco hIt-Downcy. Sacrifice ly--Downcy. wilt
pi,choS-BTounon. Cole. Time OF gamc-2:OS. I'm
pircs-Kicm and Bush.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
CARDS KNOCKS AMES
OUT BUT LOSE GAME
Marty O'Toole Also Gets Ter
rifle Hammering by Vic
torious OhillieS.
By International News Service.

BY 1nterna tional News Service.
NEW YORK, June i.-Bresnahan s
Cardinals came near winning today
game with the Giants when they brought
over eight runs In the seventh inning,
knocking Ames out OF the box COM
bination OF hard hitting and errors was
responsible for the tallyins. but the
Giants were still two runs to the good
when the inning was over. The Giants
won Ii to 9. Wiltse succeeded Ames In
the seventh and stopped the run get
ting.
ST LoUts-NEw YORK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
CELLAR CHAMPS LOSE
ONE To H|GHB|NDERS
McCloskeymen Perpetrate 5
Errors While Blanks Boys
Put Over 3 Mistakes.
Special 10 The Tribune

MlSsoCLA, Mont. June 4.-Missoula
oeteatcd Ogden in a featureIess game
tnis afternoon. IL 10 E. The locals out
MT the visitors and Hamloch outpitched
Erickson and Warren. Both teams field
ed rather raggedly. There was a large
attendance. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
WORLDS CHAMPIONS
FAIL TO HIT LANCE
Connie Mack'S Athletics Lose
to White Sox, Who Win
With Three Hits.
BY International News Service.

CHICAGO. June s.--Bill Laugc sent the
champions 10 the discard today, to O.,
in the fourth and last game of the set
The series resulted IN an even break II
was light hitting contest. The SoX
won on three hits. and but two of them
We're useful. Morgan, who has been on
the stage, did a mental song and dance
in the fifth. A couple OF hits and alert
base running by Kuhn did the rest. Lange
stopped the Athletics with four singles
carefully distributed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
PHILApELPHfA-CHIchGo

Summary Left bsses-PhiladelphIa 6;
Chicago. 3. Double plays-Zeidor to Weaver:
Morgan 10 b. Collins 10 McInncs. Hts-On Nor
gan. IN Innings. Bases bals-On Lauge
4. off Morgan. ., off Houck /. Struck out
By Morgan g. by Houck 1: By Lange, 8 Sac
rinco hits-E. Collins. Weaver, Kuhn. limo OF
game-1So. Umprcs-o Loushlin and Sheridan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Western League

CHICAGO. June Tip o'Esii prosldcnt OF
the Western league. today announced that he
had noed Player King Of the Topeka club 800
0'Neil fAid tho punishmeut Was n result OF
Kings conduct toward umpire In Sunday .
gamo az Topeka.
AZ psnYcr-Denver. 6: Omaha. s. CTen In
ninss.)
~ Lincoln-st Joseph. {: Lincoln. /?
- Topcks-Des Moinos. a; Topeka. :.
40 Wichlta-siouE Clty. Z. Wichita, s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
ST. LoUts-NEw YORK.

Summary: Homo run-SnodsTos5. Two base hits
-Mowrey Murray, Ames. Becker oakoa Magee,
Kouotohy. Stolen ba5eS-Murray, Becker. Double
plays-.Mowrcy 10 WIngo 10 Konotchy Dcvore 10
Fletcher Banas on bail5-OH Wllso 1: on
Willis |. of Woodburn. g. Struck out-By hmos.
8, by Woodburn. /. Sacrifice hit-Flctchor, Left
base5-New York. 5; st. Louis ]. ump!rcs-
Easou and JohnBtonc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
O'Day's Reds Win Again.
.crnatlonnl News Scrvice

BROOKLYN. juno f.-Humphries
pitched air-tight ball Tor Cincinnati to-
day and easily Won his game against
Brooklyn, TO o. Both pitchers received
git-edgcd support and the game which
was pulled off In an hour and twenty
five minutes, was full Of snap and gin
ger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05
Latonta Race Resultx
BY international News Service.
CINCINNATI. Juno A.-Todzy's

BY International News Service.
CINCINNATI. Juno a.-Tod.y's o
suits:
First race. ak furJongs-Princs Gal. d
ine). straight $500. won; McIgor. ltj|
place 40, Becond: Bob Co. lI2 iDsa
S. third. Time t:ii l.5 EllEsbcth
Ferguson. SylvcStris Gertrude Hill 4
Flown also rnu
Second rano. four and a half futie-
mob, liz (shillinGD. straight $3.50 nd;
Stoll. liz tLoftuBl. place $50 60 booos3:
1l2 fHonry). show SIS 10 third Tine
Louis Widrig, Anon. Gold Color. Whit
Jimmy Gill and Bnldoyic also ran
Third rnco. six furlongS-Jaok Dan
(Loftue), straight Sill won; Jef Beruf
(shllllng), place $40. second E.hE
(MolcSworth). show $3.50. third Tine
Jnck Riegor. Or. Burch. New Idea, Yeud|
and Deacon also ran.
Fourth race. mile and n Sixtcontb-1
tByrne). straight 50 10. won. Creme u.
100 tSteoic). plarc $50. so. second. Gay
tGoosol. show $40. third. Time. i3s n
Spur. Nicios and RossIni also ran.
Fifth race 6vc fuTIonrs-Go We'll. ioI
straight $3.50. won. Cordic r: Ioi
place si1.ao. second; Inquie,n. Jos tshIIIis
81 30. third Time. 100 As. SpTisbn'
Elm Grane and Barbara Worth also ma
Sixth rnco. six furlongs-SuFe sot, ~.
straight 50, won: Sea Cife. III (Henp!
81, 20. second; All Red. IL: Dnyenpaft'
$3.50. third. Timo. lI3 20. Chemulpo.
Plutocrat. Elizabeth Harwood Goldco
II, Reed and Western Belle also Tan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05

Rheumatism is due to of uric acid irritating nAs
accumulation which
constipation Indigestion, and other physical Irregularities are
considered of Importance Nothing applied externally
Of this troubles oothe
temporarily while really add
acidity the blood
and Then instead nourshng the different muscles ana
normally gradually
and sens them by drying the natural oils and fluids
until the blood thoroughly
enova the circulation by neutrazng the acids and driving
OF weak stream, depositng acrid painful corrosive
the muscles joints and bones nourishes body with
blood contains
alkah other harmful mineral entirely roots
barks Of great purifying Rheum
medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANIA
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he struck out six men, made three hits
out OF three times UP, put out two and
had three assists without an error.
Cheney pitched good game and was
given good support,
CUICAGo-BosToN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-05

Summary ThTcc-baSc hitH-Mltchcll, pholan
Two base hIt-PhciDn Stolen bases-Mitchcll (2N
Double plnys-Esmond 10 BobizoIl smith 10
Miller to Daubori. Bascs halls-oN RaEon i.
or fingiing. ]: on Humphric7. 3. Struck out
BY Eagon, 2. by Yincln6. |; by Humphrica
lott OH bases-Cinci1nati, s, Brooklyn. = Sac.
rihcc hlis-EEmond. Rason. Atr.ndsuco-35nn
lmnIrra-RlElcr and Flnnnrnn -
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United States League

~ PtishurE- r n Z
Fituburz 80 III ~ &
Reading ...... 2 o O. ~ :
BEttrrics-w. Rspp and Hushcs shager. J
Eapp and Porte. UmDIre-Killcn.
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Chicago Defeats Boston.

By International News Service
BOSTON. June i.-TyIer allowed tho
Chicasos but Ave hits today and should
have won bis game. but errors at Grill
cal times allowed the westcrners 10 win
TO !. In addition to his fine WORK
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Now York -.-.......... o o o.
Detroit ....,.-....... o / - III
summary: Two-hasc hits-DoI.hanty C2l Mori.
arty stolen bsse5-Joncs t:l. Moriarty. Stanage.
Double piny-stapaEo TO Moriarty. BIts-On
Fisher. u In innings. off sheam. in In.
ning9. Bases on bal!s-On Fisher g. on Shear,
!: or Works, J. Struck out--By Fisher = Inv
shear. /: b. Works Sacrifice hlts-Chase
Grawford, Morlarty. Jonca Bush. Firt base on
erroru-Srv York. !: Detroit. T. Left on base.-
Ncw York 6; Detroit. Z rimo Of game .oS
umriros-Hart and Connolly
Washing ton Beats st. Louis.
BY international News Service.
ST. LOUIS. June with Walter
johnson pitching for Washington todav
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paid in plain package only on receipt of 81 md
Moods Snrsaparilla, Lowell Mass.
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Blue Bonnets' Race Result

BY International News Service.
MONTREAL, Juno t-Todoya results Z
Bopuots
Fi;st race, five furlonss-Esrly Light
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cINcINNATI-BRooKLYN
'Battod for Rason In eighth.

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Cincinnati. . .........,,. n n n
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'HatIcd Tor NoIe III hIntN-T
Pittsburg ....-.,..,.. o u i
Philadelphia ........ o 6 ! '-l7
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Those suffering from vsaN
nesses that sap tho pleasure
OF life should take Juven Piiis'
they have more rejuvenatinr
yiializing force than has ever
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-04
nockefeIIer'. Mnnngcr Rc.lgn..

NEW YORK, July at was an
nounced today that Jerome Green,
general manager of the Rockefeller
institute for medical research has
resigned his position with the lnstiu-
ton