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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-27
ABOUT ADVERTISING ARIZONA.

Of course the San Francisco papers and the men who are employed by the exposition to be held there, are telling Arizona people what won- derful advertisement the great expo sition will he for this state providing the state spends several hundred thousand dollars for a building and hundred thousand more for maintain ing the building, securing and placing the exhibits and incidental expenses.
 The same thing holds good regard ing the show to be given at San Diego. That town wants Arizona to erect a building costing s250.O00.
 It is natural that the promoters of both expositions should get all they can out of Arizona. That's their bus mess, and it is the business of the people of Arizona, the taxpayers, to see that money is not squandered in useless advertising.
 Arizona is expected to expend more than one-half million dollars for the two expositions; This may run to s75O,O00 before the matter ends and then there will be several hundred thousand the individual Arizonans will spend in attending the shows.
 Stop and think what Arizona can do with s75o,OOO or with s5e0,O0O or with s25O. 900 in the way of advertis- ing the state.
 Even the smallest sum mentioned would establish a state department of advertising at Phoenix that would put more effective advertising regarding Arizona than will come from coast expositions providing they were to run continuously for ten years or more.
 One quarter of a million dollars would give this state a page advertise ment in the Saturday Evening Post every week for year and then there would be money left to do lot oi other work in the way of advertising More people would read one adver- tisement In the Post in one issue than will visit San Francisco from the east in ten years Think what an ad- vertisement every week read by ted million people each week would do for the state.
 The Post is mentioned simply be cause it is the best advertising me dium in the United states today, and because the comparison regarding advertising at the coast shows and newspaper advertising is more teadslys understosd when comparisons are made with it.
 Just think that over when you are talking about blowing in the states money at San Diego and San Fran cisco.
 And don't ring in the appeal to state pride" That was worn out by men who solicited money from the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-27

Another piece of news that isn't news is cluttering up the eastern papers: They declare there is a rumor that the duke and duchess of Marl- borough are threatened by reconcil- iation, they were invited together to a royal dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-27

Federal Judge Hanford has resigned while under fire. That isn't surprising. Any man who orders onion juice in his cocktails is likely to do anything.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-27

Board of Trustees of School District No. 9, Cochise County. State of Arizona 622
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-27

The last few nights have been so cool that the grasshoppers are stifi in their jumping legs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
BIRDS BREAK INTO
PERCENTAGE COLUMN
Cellar Team Wins From
Murphy Club by Hard
Hitting.
Trolley League
STANDING OF CLUBS.

The lowly Bird team broke into the per-
centage column yesterday when e de-
feated the Murphy club on the new high
school diamond by a score OF IL to 5.
Mat Gallagher was sent In TO pitch for
the Murphys but was forced to retire
in the sixth after being clouted at will all
over the lot. Hub" Coleman succeed ed
Gallagher, but Jared no better. Shelton
pitched beautiful ball throughout, win
ming his own game by starting the bat =
ting rally In the fourth and getting four
singles out OF five times up. Bill Yard.
umpire, pleased both sides with the ex =
ceptou of Manager Bird whom he found
II necessary Ia fine 2 dollar. The bat
tcries We're: Bird-Sheiton and Bennent
Murphy-Gallagher. Coleman and Soren
son
The ". Fl, & s. N. club won from the
Framptcns on the west side diamond bv
q score or TO I, Batteries were: W
II. ( M.-Clagton and Davidson.
rampton-Bywater Jones and Hitler.
Cmpire-H. PuEh,
The n. g. r. club took the load ov
winning from the disabled Liberty club
on the Utah field by score OF 10 70 8
Batteries, y. &. R-CGstlcton r and John
son: Liherty-Nincent and KAREN.
meeting Will he held al tho Western
Arms Monday night at 3 O'Clock All
managers are urgently requested TO at
tend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
BAKER HANSON D||
FOR POTTER BE||
Likely Two Fast M
weights Will Be Maid
Committee Meets TdI

The committee appointed IN n
Police r. F. Grant To- take cha,1
Potter benefit will meet today |, /.
for an entertainment within III,
weeks. Harry Heagren has u
closed match between Bovad
Boulder. Colorado. and Vic E,
Pacific coast middle weight and
init this match to the commIllr|
approval. II the bout ls starsd
ers will be sent over the tWs1
route and the contest probabr /
place at the Salt Palace szrs.
, time next week.
Baker and Hansen have bst
10 get together for some tina
has been willing TO do onyhln
reason. Baker has been holdiu|
156 pounds, while Hanson adj
at 3 o'clock, 1853 pounds is III.
weight limit.
Both Baker and Hanson aye q
the front rapidly in the mi3;
class and n defeat would bs al
back TO either man. Both sal
and should they meet In the rir7
suit, no doubt, will prove
the fistic fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
WHITE SOX V|CTORS
IN PITCHERS BATTLE
Twir1ers Allow Only Five Hits
Each; Errors Fatal for
Detroit.
BY international News Service.

CHICAGO. June o.-Mogridge and
Fisher engaged in n pitchers battle to-
day and the former emerged the victor
the White Sox defeating the Yankees by
the score OF 2 TO /. Each twirler allowed
only five safe swats. In the fourth round
Callahan was hit with the ball and scored
on Colins's single and Zinn's error. In
the NTH Weaver doubled and crossed the
plate on couple of lntield outs. The
Yankees made their run In the sew
enth, when Gardner singled Callahan
fumbled the ball and the runner scored
on two indeld outs
NEW YoRK-CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
ERICKSON DEALS OUT
ONLY TWO SAFE HITS
Ogden Pitcher Has Leaders
Under His Thumb Through
out Fast Game.
Special to The Tribune.

MISSOULA, Mont. June 9.-The SUI
perior pitching of Erickson. who let the
league leaders down with two hits. gave
the only game the weather permitted to-
day TO Ogden. the first victory Of tho six
played here between Ogden and Mssoula.
These two hits came far apart, too
Bush allowed only six hits. but had a
bad inning, the ffth. when the visitors
scored five times, The Highlanders blew
up in this frame and Ogden got to Bush
for four hits. The rest of the game was
fast baseball, with both pitchers receiv-
ing sensational support.
Bassey scored Missoula's lone run In
away from Marshall in right field. and
Carmans fnde!d out Rain spoiled the
second game, which will be played Mon
day afternoon. The score:
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ASK JOHNSON TO MAKE
CHOICE OF REFEREE

EAST LAS VEGAS N NJ Juno a-Jack CurI-
and Charles . Nalley and the local COMMITTEES o,
rportsmen promoting the Flynn Johnson battlp
Tor the heavyweight championship hero July T.
today presented 20 Jack Johnson a list OF names
from which 20 choo.e referee. The names or
the list we're:
Jack wslch. San Francisco Sandy" Grisvold
Omaha; Otto Floto. Denver: George Barton. Min
nespoIis Ed. ". Cochrapc. Kansas City: Hon.
est John Kelly. Nev York; Charles Murray
Buffalo; sam Austin. New York; I'd. ". smith.
Chicago: Hsrry sharre. St Louis; Frank N.al
81. Louis; Abe Pollock. Denver: Marx Levy Al.
bunuerqus: j. Porter Jones. Albuquerque and
Charles 0Malley. Las VeEu
Iohnron requested 10 select Hrxt second
and third choices. In order that quick suhsfI.
tuition could be made should anything happen a,
Ing.
Flynn and Johnson both are hard q; work train
Ing for the tEht Wori VIII begin this N.st
on the construction Of the arena which will
seat u d00 perEnay
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Winners and Prizes.

The summary OF the days contest fol-
lows:
First place prize-Edwin orstnr, bicycle: 90 90:
500 minutes handicap.
Second place prise-G. A. Luke. bicycle: 5000
Third place prico-F C. pAvis. pair tires; ;2s:
100 minutes handicap.
Fourth place prize-BnTnics j. BiTelIs pair
tires; aoSs; $40 hnndeap
Fifth place prize-Roulon ]. spery. pair tires;
sixth place priae-R. f, HaIsett pair tires.
1870: $3.50 handicap.
$500; 500 handicap
Eishth Place place prize; c. Patterson. coaster
'Sfs Ssn place 300 oS.Sys S.1alSsO MuA loving
5t.os; GAS handicap.
Tenth place prze-Harry Lovott violin: sst5:
Eleventh place PRICE. seohcid. fountain pen
A:Ai. 700 handicap.
brake: 6i;o7: 6i5 handicap.
Thirteenth place pr1e-c. " Houser, coaster
brake: 5l;6e 400 handicap.
Fourteenth place priSe-5yTon Barber saddle
5j:2s; sA5 handicap.
Fifteenth place prze-R. A. Gould saddle;
Sixteenth place prlre-Frank Birroli rino: IS As;
$40 handicap
Seventeenth place pri2e-Elmer Day sweater
53:35s 4:3o handicap.
Eighteenth place prize-Everett Miller. nfty CT
sars; 65 :o5: Gas handicap.
Nineteenth place prise-Vcrncr Calder. sweater
S1:s; iso handicap
Twentieth place prizc-Albert Arsyle. hat
1855: $40 haudicap.
Twenty -hrst place pr!ze-F. c. walker hand
bag f9:33 scratch
T~enty"second place priSe-IrR Lloyd mer~
chEndisc: fo53. scratch.
Twenty-th third place priEs-Anton clamson hat
20 0t; a:30 handicap.
Twenty fourth place prize-John Browns Jr,
Eas lamp; 5e:62: 700 handicap.
1wcntyhfth place prize-Hzrry o'Nelil saddle;
90 20; 5:O0 handicap.
TNonty-sixth place prizo-Leonard Brown uad-
die. - 51 500 handicap.
Twenty-seventh place prize-Mike Brown. hose :
6:2T. 80 heudicap.
Iwcnty-eishth place prizo-Emmst Erickson
cap and goggles; 55 go: 4.3o handicap
First time prlze-J. e. Pstterson. bicycle; 20 10
10 30.
Novice time prize-R. E. Halsott gold medal.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland

Summary: Thrce-base hts-Strunk acInnes
Two base hlts-LajoIe 2. Jackson. Egau. Coombs
George. Mclnnes. Stolon bases-oldrpg, Berry
Collins. Hits-oH George, In Is Innings
Bases on ballg-od Gregg, 4. off George, A. on
Coomhs, l. Struck out-gy Gregg, /; by George
!: by Coombs, ]. Sacrifice hitr--Gresg Baker
SscEihcc n!es-OldrinE Hit by pitchcr-By
George. L, wild pitches-oeorge First on err
rors-clevolaud s. Philadelphia. 1. Left on
bases-Athlctlcs, II. Time of game T. Aat-
tendunce-h oso Umphos-Conuolly and Hart
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KAEFER'S HOME RUN
WINS HOT CONTEST
BudWeiserS Take Game From
Retail Clerks by Score
of 8 to 5.

A home run by Kaefer in the eighth
inning OF yesterdays game at Cooley park
between the Budweisers and the Retail
Clerks won the contest for the former.
The score was TO 3. The Clerks led
up 10 the eighth inning. In that frame
kemerer got a two bagger, A. Gum a
single, scoring kemerer, who in turn
came in on F<aefer's homer, the hitting
netting the Budweisers three runs.
The game was closely contested and
both Castro and Schultz were effective g
except in one bad inning each. The
score:
CLERKS-BUDWFIsERS
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Summary: Stolen bases-Wesver, Jen-
sen, Killilay, Sacrifice hits-Jensen,
Suliivan. Sacrifice fy-Thompson. Runs
batted in-Devereaux. Abbott. pendletor
2. Weaver. Lussi. KillIlay 2. Thompson.
Baker Two base hlts-Spencer, Weaver,
Klllilay 2. Three base hit-Pendleton,
Double play-Sadofsky to Quigley TO
Lussi Bases on. balls-Off Mears 4 of
Jensen 2 Struck out-By Mears Z, by
Jensen s. Hit by pitched ball-By Jen-
sen l. Wild pitch-Mears Passed ball
Baker. Time OF game-g3 30 Umpire
Hurlburt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
PITCHER KEEPS FIRST
CLEAR EIGHT INNINGS

Pitcher Williams Of the Utah Copp.s Arthur
,,An fs'iHfd1F - Gsrheh accomplished the 20.
hrseole issk NJ oowninE the rrst tventy.four
mon 20 FAC" him Tlth the u,sh Fuel team Fo-
sisnt innirgs Williams pitched such mavr~iv hall
mat net on- o. his opponents saw ara, ., thc
ninth nig ssnastoTm up and the hats
men o. the Utah Fuel found Williams cor A..
runs, The soore rsE 10 In s.vo- of IN. A.
tnuT team, The bstsfis. Utah Coppsr Arthur
WILLIAMS and Greenwood. Utah Fuel-Vsrl,,
Gibson ard e,s-r | '@''N'
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Summary; Stolen base-Abbott. Sac
riflee hits-Fortier,. Bryan. Sacrifice fly
OFT Runs batted in-Orr (2). Pendle-
ton Abott, Sullivan, Baker. Two-base
hits-.Fortier. Thompson. Hits-Off Bry1
an. II In eight innings; off Byrd none in
one inning. Bases on balls-Off Bryan
=: off Morgan, 3: Struck out-By Bryan
=; by Morgan, J. Time-2 hours. I'm
pire-Hurlhurt
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American association

A; louisville; Flrst game r. Fl. 2.
Kansas CITY 20 o. o
Louisville >. II o 4: '-s
Bs,tories-MsddoN FrocI. Caun and james
NorthIop and schIei umpires-Bierhslter and
Connolly
Ksns', city - % 81 :
Louisville 80 q 4 -
RsusgisJ--GsIlia and o'connor. Loudermilk aad
lnisls Umpires-BierhalteF and Connolly.
4, indianapolis: Ftrst game n. H r.
Milwaukee .-..0 o o o 6-5
'ndia,spolis % - IL s
= 'na Clarke Cmplres-FeFsuson md Chill
Nilrsuk,. 20 %
Indianapolis % o o IL
Psttsries-Hovlh and sch,lk scbi;zer and
clarke. tmrres-Fsrguson and Chill
At Toledo; First game Ri z
g. Paul ........l o. o
Toledo ........s o / l &c
James and Lam UmpiTs-Di1.
Second game. called end sixth R.H Z.
81 Paul ....,.-.,-....-.3 %
Toledo !, ....--...-......i Ia
5ztterles-Thouas. Gardner, Decanniero and
Flynn; West aod Csrisch.
4, Columbus; First game RI z
Minneapolis 20 -.
Columbus ......0 % %
Batteries-Pa;tersor aud ownnG. McQuiilen and
Smith. UmpiTes-HayeI and HandIboe
Second game R II 2
Minneapolis % o o-7
Columbus .....t % 50 Il
Smith and R,pp. Umpires-Hryes and Handbos
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Easy for Red Sox.
: International News Service.

BY International News Service
ST. LOUIS. June 9-rhe Red Sox made
their 1912 appearance here TO-DAY and ha6
an easy time defeating the locals by 8
score OF to 2. Mitchell who work ed
Tor st. Louis. was clouted hard all
lhrough the game. while Bedent. the SoN
pitcher, was also hit hard, but kept his
hits we'll scattered. Speakers hitting was
feature OF the game. He got home
run a triple. a double and a single In
five times AT bat
81. LouIs-BoSToN
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81 -
GREAT FALLS

Summary: Left on bases-Great rails.
4; Butte. 5. Stolen bases-Hester. Misse
Huesman. Sacrifice hit-Misse. Two
base hit-Murphy. Three base hits
Toner Q, Gibson. Double play-Misse to
Faye 10 Hester. Runs batted in-By
Toner, g. by Hester. l; by Kelly. l by
kafora: 1: by Gibson, l, Struck out
BY Dell. q: by Bittroltf. .. Bases on
balls-Off Del. 8: off Bittrolff. 2. wild
pitch-Dell. Time OF game-I hour 30
minutes Umpire-Fray
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GREAT FALLS VICTOR
OVER BUTTE IN RAIN
Elcctrics Bunch Hits Of Dell,
Getting Safe Lead
Early.
Special to The Tribune.

special to The Tribune.
BUTTE, June "a dismal game in dis
NAL weather marked the defeat OF Butte
by Great Falls today by n score of to
s. The game was stopped In the sew
enth inning on account of rain Hits
punched off Dell early In the contest gave
Great Falls n lead that Butte was just
crawling up on when rain interfered. The
play was good, considering the condi
tlons, but II was featureess. The score.
BUTTE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
EXPECT GREAT GAME
AT BRIGHAM CITY
Special 20 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. June -a.-Prcpsrations for tho
big East Side and West SIdo ball game next
Thursday afternoon practically completed
This is the annual buninosS mems game those
of the east side OF Main street playing those on
the west side Of that thoropEhfsre The after
noon VIII be observed a halt holiday. and all
business houses VIII coEe, a. least during the
progress OF The game. The committee In charge
has spared no time cnort in attending 70 the
details Of tho game. and II IL expected thar
many hundreds OF fans viii the game The
proceeds Will eo TO the pioneer monument fund
The lineup has been announced. and includes the
following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10

one OF Washlngton's rGSSs " rs,s
Besides erring on defsw wers 4
den, Bauman and OnSs nrnmIts
attack. Bauman spoil ne nInnA
ly in the sixth by gens ,aiIsS h
ond by Hughes. nSse shayes 81
warning from two ~ vas Randi
lar attempts. W stanogs and q
by the absence ! untji the essl
get going prope National reacba
half over. NoIning and only n,
after the sixt9eauent 10 the ts,|
were made 81
~ ,'ENGToS-DErRoT.
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MISSOULA.

Summary: Left on bases-Ogden. 2;
Missoula. S. Sacrifice hit-Perrine. Two
base hit-Bassey Double plays-Wood
to Van; Wessler to Wood to Van. Runs
batted in-Murray. Strip, .. Struck out
BY Erickson, l. by Bush. 2. Base on
balls Erickson. 4 Wild pitches-Bush.
Hit by pitched ball-Tobin. Wood. Time
i hour % minutes, Umpire-Wright
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Athletics Hard Hitters.
atIOnel News SerVice

BY international News Service,
CLEVELAND, June 9.-The Athletics
took the 6rst game of the series from
the Maps today, IS to q driving Gregg
out OF tho box in the fifth after smash
Ing his offerings TO oil corners Of the
lot. Lefty" George, who relieved him.
was also batted hard Coombs pitched
steady game. 1t was Philadelphia s
first victory Off Gregg.
Observation-Disclosures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10

n thrilling finish, Edwin orster nnt
q a. Luke came under the wirf
in the seventeenth annual Lagoon
road race yesterday half q whee
length apart Orster was the WIN
ner with Luke hanging on his tire for the
length OF the finish stretch. Both were
six minute men in the handicappng
Their time was 80 minutes fiat. &.
Davis a seven minute man, was thlrd,
in ~ %. and Burnice j. Birrell. $50
rider. was fourth, In 1855.
The time prize was won by j. c. Pat :
terson. whose mark was 1910. He had
three minutes I'm the handicap. The
second time prize was won by r. IL.
Hslsett (..20). with 1880. Halsctt also
won the novice time prize, as well as the
sixth place Prize. Patterson also won
the eighth place prize.
The race was witnessed by more than
1000 persons who occupied eleven coaches
on the Rauberger line. The time was
slower than the mark set last year, ow-
ing 10 the prevalence OF a strong wind
from the north. The roads were In ex-
cellent condition. and had not the wind
blown so strongly. record time would
doubtless have been made.
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Summary; Left bases New York, I; Chi
easo. g. Throo-base hlt-Fournicr. Two-base
hiG-Chaso. Wcayor. Cree Stolon baseS-Chaso.
Gardner. Double play-HaEtzell to Chane Bases
on bells-on Mogridgc. g. of Fisher. l. Struck
out-By MoSridge. g. by Fisher. 2. Sacrifice hit
Fisher Hit by pitcher-Callahan. Time OF game
-l:65. Umpircs-Dipccn and Sheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
International Lea0zle
Outing Date Changed.

Special TO the Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY. Juns s.-The date of the an
nuHl outing Of Ogden camp. woodrnen of tn,
world har been changed from June u to jun
IL On that day the Ogden members Of tho or
dsg VIII oonls "a thiS city bv special train Owe
;hs electric road. and will spcnd the day ber
30 carrying oUt q field proEr, unns OF picniekinE
hall playing and dancing. II is expected tco
fully s0o TilI participate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
SALT LAKERS TAKE
TWO FROM HELENA
Teams Play on Muddy Field in
Drizzle; Mears Weakens
in Seventh.
Special 10 The Tribune.

HELENA June 9.-On a muddy field,
Salt Lake captured both OF today's
games from Helena A drzzlng rain
fell throughout the afternoon, and both
games dragged heavily. In the first game
Salt Lake took an early lead and main
tained It., and In the second the visitors
came up from behind when Mears weak
ened In the seventh.
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BELMONT'S HORSE WINS
FRENCH OAKS ON FLUKE
speei,l cssl. 70 IN. Tr,hun.

Special csal. ~ Tns Tribun.
PARIS. June e.-AuSur' Psinont'E ou.lI. ~.
Belle " voa the Fr>rch o.ys this ,ft.rpoo,
st chsptiilJ hr fuke Edmond BI,nc's Po-ts
vss burt.
ts the rsee reared ih end Port. y,JIIo, a.,
tae ieaa. looked cure winner Jorte- gohh,
boSevsT. mts,ook the winning po,t ara ,hi,r
Ing ne bad vor. ;ned w his ca-a, ard al
lo"ec ar. s-lmont's elly IN 60 ahead s7d 7in
a. the proper posr, nfty meters away Hobhs
vas indehattely pottpous1 ~ the rtswsras Mr.
selnonts horss rsd about 70 n the b,ok,
Ire value 1t the about AZ en-
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Herrick Defeats Homer.

IL FAEp. Tex. June a-Ia-k ueyrtcL ,,
lnlcAso fnlodlca eisht todsy dc,itiv-Iy def-,,.d
cnappT Homer of ~ Peso in -hat "a. n, So.
oeHn '"entv round battle in the fu.r,y MI.
ing Homer the maj In IA. ,,y.,s
round when mis- seconds gave 10 the hrht. '''"''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
ORSTER WINS ROAD RACE
IN HARD RIDING FINISH
Annual Lagoon Event Proves Interesting Trial Of
Speed and Endurance; First Time Prize
Goes to j. C.. Patterson.

good position 10 win the race. The time
consumed In remounting and recovering
his lost momentum were fatal for
Davis,s chances OF reaching the wire first.
Davis's mishap was caused by a sprink
lcr running him into the ditch.
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CLERKs-BUDwEIsERs.

summay: Earned runs-cierks. z: Budvsipsrs
= Stolen hsses-h Gum. Nargetu. Sacrifice
hiu-Sehulz, hennsrer 2, Bock. NnrGetis FRS,
base srrorv-Cle-ts 4: Budveiscr & Two
bns> hiu-whi;r. Kemer-r. Home runs-Whita
Hasfer. Double piEy.-hf Gum. Kaefer 10 Mar.
gets Hits-or Schultz. IA innings; OF Cas-
tro. In innings. Struck out-By Schultz T.
ov Castro. . Bases or hslis-o1 sehutr
Time OF rane-i:t5. Unpire-Cameron
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"UhnI'rF. Homo luns-Spcakcr, Lewis In
base hlt-spcakcr Tvo.haso hltr--Spcak.r 4
ysll. hrug Double pIoys-wslIace. Prat,,n
Sto.uI: k'ug wagner and SrahI sa.-
ny Bcdient, s: by Mitchell. s sscrlnrLoi,
Behient Hogan Wild pitcies-Ml,cheIo OF
on osssS.St Loula. y; Boston 6
Eant-..l1. ImplIes-O' Lourhlin and
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East side boosters {. 3 Hincklsy. umpire .
Joseph =. Hansen, srhiier Of tases: AuglIp, I
Fyhn. yell master; ". Art Roothe mssro,
WeSt SiSe boosters n. g BsrEeron s Nor
c. o ChrisIenscn.
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Disqualification Lifted.

Lyle Mulhal was at first disqualified
fer accepting pace but he proved TO the
satisfaction OF the referees that he had
moi taken pace, and the disqualification
WAS later lifted by Referee c. L.. Berry.
William Crebs. a five-minute man In
tho handicap. WAS run into BY motor
cyClist and was severely scratched and
bruised lie pluckily finished the course
IN spite NJ his sore spots.
+ c. Davis. who finished third, had A
bad fan al Bountiful when he was in n
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Errors Cost Detroit Ga

BY International News servic, bv M
DETROIT, June a.-I.ooseston Ill,
trolt innclders helped Wato :. Ma,
neI tenlh straight
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