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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
BY International News Service.


rEW YORK. juno 2s.-After floun-
IN dering around like a great, help
VI less calf in the first round, with
i his mouth and nose spouting blood
in thick strcams-ercn fiattened on
the floor for the count or eight Al Pal
ger. the Iowa farm hand, recovered and
battered Bombsrdier Wells. heavyweight
cha npion OF England Into unconscious
ness In the third round at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
IL was terrific battle while II lasted
The seconds Of the men were poised with
buckets in hand for the leap into the
ring at the bell which would close the
third round. Then the end came. The
fierce march Of the enormous Palzer.
Wells futile1y jabbed the face of the
American, while Palzer was steadily land
ing with his huge hands on the Briton's
stomach with fearful Furnishing power
Once during Wells's last stand in the
third. Palzer knocked him down with a
mighty body smash. Always throughout
staggering. Occasionally he groped blind
" for the great hulk that was slowly
bearing him down. Finally Palzer dropped
Wells with body punch and the Eng
lishman lay stretched out In the ring,
nat on his back He arose once more.
and the iowsn bore down on him, swing
ing wildly with both hands.
When Wells finally fell again shortly
before Tie bell, II seemed that sheer ex-
haustion had sent him down more than
one single punch.
Palzer weighed o2ss against Wells's
a mad rush In the first round and Wells
clipped him with right and left In the
face until he had started blood. Palzer
kept boring In. failing away al Wells
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PALZER KNOCKS OUT
BOMBARDIER WELLS
Iowa Farmer Is Knocked Down for the Count Of Eight but He
Revives and Puts English Champion Out in Third

body. Finally Wells foored the gigantic
farmer in the middle OF the ring. Pal
Ger fell with crash that shook the ring
foundations. He foundercd TO his feet
at the count OF eight and staggered after
the Bombardier.
rush. shooting both hands at Palzer' 8
blond head. He sent him against tho
ropes with slashing right uppercut. II
seemed certain that Pal1er would be beat
en-.
In the second round Wells kept clip
Englishman nearly upset him again. but
Palzeps never stopped. Head lowered, he
kept hammering at Wells's stomach.
PalZer smashed his right 10 WeIss
Wells tried to use his feet. but thAy
the stomach Palzer worked both gloves
into the Englishman's abdomen, and
Wells rocked.
Wells put a light left to the Iowans
into Wels's body with his crushing
weight behind it, The Englishman went
down with his mouth open. sasping.
He took the count Of nine and staggered
to his feet. Palzer kept on top of him
and suddenly the game Briton slipped
TO the floor. ~
A water soak ed sponge was fired By
one OF his seconds into the ring splash
ing against the fallen Britons head as
the referee finished the count. They
some moments before he could be as
sisted from the ring.
1t was Il battle between giants that
thrilled the blood OF the 1000 specta-
tors.
Science availed nothing against the
overwhelming charge of the Iowa farmer.
Wells was simply outclassed as fight
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Juue s.-s0'''
FAIRGROUNDS WILL
HAVE FIELD ~

Many entries have been rso"
the various events OF the track
meet TO be held this sfternoon
Liberty park Fairgrounds pel"
athletes Of Liberty PARK a"e
Pioneer park. The entries s'' l.
lows: or.. c
Flfty-yard dash-And ersy,mh ,herty.
Walker and Roberts or ip,onesr.
Brady. Hart and Ireland OF yoSd
Stxty-yard dash-Wr'en,, schoo|
Swenson of Pioneer. ana ,,.srfy.
Gnahi. calder and Rokes Of fsLa9sas' hl9ssS(
Seventy-five-yard dash-SnsdaJef ma "
and Schoenfcld Of Liberty anu e.
Shd Midget potato raes-Gunn' GSf'JJ; ~ JJ;o1|
er and LensI Of Liberty, snp spIonesr|
Hart, Brady and Ireland OF otlpnS, +
Pole vault-Arbuckle. vrTsgbefty vrsf
Gleason. Naylor and Tay Oh Tho1@
Margetts, Davis, Mahaer anu
There Will also be volley rIsls p
ball, etc. for both boys ano
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ray. Wood (3l. Knight. Luss Sacrifice
schimpff. Knight, Quigley. Baker
Two-base hits-Schimpff. Whalen,
Menges, Quigley, Killilay. Lussi (2).
Icy to Lussl; Menges to Lussi: Killilay to
Lussi: Schimpff to Van; Schirppff to
Wood TO Van: Knight to Whalen to Van.
FIits-Off Mears. ) In 2-3 innings; off
Byrd, Z In 5 1-3 Innings. Bases on balls
Off Mears. 4; off Byrd. J.: Oft Knight, O.
Struck out-By Byrd 4: by knight. 8.
Hit by pitcher-By Byrd, Sohimpff; by
Time hours. Umpire-Wrlght.
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by winning first place from Otis Johnson
and Billy Mccall
Summary:
Four mile class B, professionalism
non won. Mccall second, Otis Johnson
third. Time, 3:11 1-5
Five mile class 4. professional-War I'd
won, Peck second. Whittier third. Time,
3:43 3-5.
Wandamere special five miles. class e
Ben Johnson won. Mccall second, Otis
Johnson third, Duckworth fourth. Time,
3.57 rs.
Zone lap handicap) won, Bernstrom Zone
lap handicap second: Brodbeck third,
Ward fourth. Time, 1876 2-5.
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SKYSCRAPERS BEA1
BY SCORE OF Il
Both Teams Fight to the
Ditch, but Butte Cd
Necessary Tallies.

BUTTE, Mont, June 7s.--Afte4
had held Salt Lake to but one
one run, scored through a scrzt-
weakened in the eighth and befo
replaced him four runs were scor|
Ing the game. In Butte's half X
were scored. Salt Lake got one
ninth, but two more were necdeI
game was full OF sensational f1e1d|
SALT LAKE.
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sBated for Vaughn in eighth.
PhIladclphia . .......'2 o o O o o.
Washington =. .......... o 0-5
Summary; Throe-baso hits-Gandil. Baker, Two
base hits-McInnss. Lord. Stolen bose-Hcury.
Double plays-McBride to Gandil: Derrick to Col
lIus to MeIpnca. Yits-ou Bender. in In
oDgs, OF Vaughn, s 10 innings; OF DnEel 2
In ] inning. Bases balls--oH Vaughn, 4; OF
Bender, 4 on Coombs { Sacrifice hits-Collins.
Bender. Hit By pitcher-By Vaughn. 2; by Ben
dor, !: by Coomba, J. wild pitek-Vsushn. Left
bases-Washington. 10; Philadelphia. g. Time
OF game. 20. Umpires-Evans and Westcr.
volt.
Observation-Disclosures
SECOND GAME.
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sFournier ba,ted for Weaver In eighth.
1.-TWO out when winning scored.
Chicago ..,....,.. o q o . 4 o.
Detroit :. .......s.. o I. o l-1o
Summary; Two-baso hits--Coliins. Bush Louden
Fournicr. MorIarty. Stolen baseS-Bodie Nattck.
Bush. Moriarty. Double plays-Reth Kuhn.
White 10 Kuhn. Hits-On Dubuc. L In & L.;
innings: on White I3 IN innings. Bases on
baIls-oG White. 4: or Benz. /: of Dubuc, 3:
on Lake. l. Struck out-By White. !: By Benz
!. Passed bRllB--Stanase, 2 Sacrifice hits-
Lord Callahan, pclehanty. MorsartJ. Ht by
pltoher-Loudcn, Dubuc. Tmo OF GGmc-2:10
Umplrcs-Dinccr and Sheridan.
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BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The Sen
NM ators lost a double header to-
WV day TO the champions. the first
w by to 3. and the second 8 to
g. Chief Bender was Knocked
out OF the box after pitching six innings
in the first game. The champions tied
the score In the second game in the ninth
and won out in the tenth.
WASHING GToN-PHILADEL
FIRST GAME.
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Yanks Lose Both Games,
eruational News Service.

BY International News Service
BOSTON. June 2s.-The Red Sox
trimmed the Yankees twice today, first
by score of to 4 and later by to 4, ,
The Yankees were outhit and outplayed
in the field all the way. Street and
Speaker each made a. home run,
NEW YoRk-BosToN.
FIRST
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College Boat Race Today.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. June 2S.-
Cooler weather today increased the op-
timism among the college oarsmen here.
All we're we'll and in high tension FOR to-
morrows events. Coach Courtney, on re-
turning from practice with tine Cornell
crew. repeated his prediction of a week
ago that the crews would be moro close
ly punched at the finish than they We're
last year.
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sBatted .or Ford IN ninth.
Boston ........-.s.... . -
summary Home ruu-spenker, Two-baso hits-
Speaker (3l. Croc. Stolen haRe-CarriEan. Double
play-Hartin TO 3terrett. Hits-On Bedlont. 6
IN q innlngs: of Hall. IN innings. Bases
beIIs-on Bodicnt, /: ot Hall. /: OF Ford l.
Struck out-By Bcdiont. !: by Hall 4, by Ford
& Ssorihce hits-S.ump. Hsrtzcil Carriran.
Left bssss-Boston. .: Eew York. & At
tendance-e0. oco. Urnpfres-Egan aud o'Lough.
NEW YoRK-BoSToN
SECOND GAME.
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Cutshaw. Two-baso hlts-Lobort. Wheat. Raeou
i2l Luderus Northeu. Stolen bsse-Smith
Bases on balls-o6 Rugon. g. off RIScy. 2; OF
Schultz. /: on Alexander. j. Struck out-By
Racop 3; by Ri1ay 4: By Alexander, J. Left
on hnscs-Brooklyu. 8; PhGadephia. 4. Umprcs-
Brennan nnd Emslie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SECOND GAME
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Tte Hardware from the Foooburu
team Jesterasy. through their hard hitting. b.
ihs score o, 10 8. This evons things up for
ths Ha1drares defeated fes days sSo
~ the Wco6bUrns. The Hardware team -til
play the Wits Fsvn team the North SAIL
Lake diamond Sunday morning. Jon,1 and Bean
ire battery fo- the Hardware team 10
ses,eroSytsEame-
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W|LDNESS Of MEARS
GIVES OGDEN GAME
"Vinegar Dick" Tosses Con-
test Away Before Byrd Is
Summoned to Mound.
By Bud" Fishe,

HELENA, Mont, June 2s.-After
h1ears had filled the bases through Wild
ness. drizzle In the fourth caused a
rccass- Byrd was sent in when play was
resumed and walked one forcing In A
run, and then was touched for Schirnpffs
two~bagger. which cleaned the sacks.
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Tigers Win in Tenth.

BY international News Service.
DETROIT. June 2S-The Tigers won
ten-inning game from the White Sox.
10 to g. today. showing the Chicagoans
into third place. Joe Benz forced the
game on Detroit. With the bases full
and two out in the tenth. he passed
Louden and Cobb walked from third with
the winning run.
CuICAGO-DETRorT
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3atted for Bittrolff In ninth.
MISSOULA.

Summary; Left on bases-5reat Falls
s.. Mtssoula 4. Stolen bases-CarTnan,
Chsngnon. Sacrifice hits-M,sse. Toner,
Iamlocb. Two-base hits-Perrine War
ron. Homo runs-Perrne, Chanznon
struck out-By Bittroln ;. BY Zamloch
5. Bases on balls-On Bittrolff 2. on
Iamioch :. Wild pitch BittrolM limo
Of Same-2.o5. Umpire-Hurlburt
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ZAMLOCH OUTP|TCHES
'fRONMA|V' B|TTROLFF
Perrine and Changnon Both
Rap Out Home Runs, and
Missoula Wins, 8 to l..

M1SSOULA. Mont. June 2S,-Zamloch
outpitched Bittrolff today and had better
support. Missoula winning by to !. Fea-
lures of the game were home runs by
Perrjne and Changnon
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tRan for Meyers In 9th.

tran for Meyers In nth.
Boston :. .............. o . o o o. 3
Nov York .............. / "-I2
summary: Thrccbasc hits-Murray (2l. Two
base hlts-Doylc. Meyers. Mcdonald. Merkle.
Stolen baseS-Doyle, Herzos, Snodgraos. Mcrkle.
Deyorc Fletcher. Burns. Double plays-HeycTs
10 Fletcher: Killing 10 Sweeney TO King. Struck
out-By Wiltsc. ); by White J. PesScd ball
King. Sacrifice h,ts-Campbell, Sweeney. IiouSor
Hit By Dltchcr-By Whito. l. Auendance-15 coo
Umpire5-EaEon and Johnctone
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BOSTON-NEW York.
FIRST GAME.

Boston ..,.---,..-,~ o
New York .......,.....s o O 10
Summary: Home rcn-FIctcher. Threo- base hit
Meyers. Two-baso hits-Tltua. Doyle, Stolen
bascs-Snodgrass, Mcrkle t2), Murray. BccBer.
MathewBop. Double play-Raridau 10 Mcdonald /.
Doyle 10 Fletcher to Merklo. Bases balls
on Donnelly. 1. of Nathowson J. Struck out
BY Mathewson. g. by Donnolly 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Donuelly. /. Left baseB-Nev York. s.
Boston. T. wild ptch-Donnellv. Attendance
l5, 900. umprcs-Johnstone and Eason.
BOSToN-NEW YORK.
SECOND GAME
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Maps Beat Browns.

BY International News Service.
ST. LOUIS. June 2s,-Clcveland today
took the opener OF a hye-game series
with the Browns. score Is 10 g. Hamll-
ton was batted out of the box in the
sixth. kaler held the Browns safe all
the way
CLEVELAND--sT LOUIS.
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BUTTE.

Summary: Left on baseB-Sa1
8, Butte 6, Stolen bases-Dsvis q
CT /. Two base hits-Whaling ..
Deveraux ]. Double pleys-Or'
bott. Bauer TO Weaver to Orr.
batted in-by Whaling 1. by Jae
by Dockstader /, by Levy ., BY
aux .. by Orr !, by Weaver I.
pitched-hy Klein la. by DeIl|
Base hits-off Klein 4, of Dell 3.
at gainst Klein 81. again1t,
Struck out-by Dressan 4. by he
Dell 2. Bases on bulls-off prt|
off Klein 8. off Dell 2. Hit by
ball-Dockstader, by Dressan. 2
gatne-2;0o. Umpire-Frary. Il
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~ International News Services.

BY International News Service
~ ~INCINNATI, June 2S.-Fronrne was
A knocked out OF the box by the
Cardinals In the fifth inning to-
~ day and Taylor. a. recruit from
the local United States league team
was also hit freely. st. Louis won, 8
to 5.
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TAYLOR, q Recruit From the
NelD u. S. League, Re-
places Cincinnati TtDirL-
er, Who Is Knocked Out
of the Box by st. Louis
Cardinals; Giants Add
Another to Long String
of Victories.
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Western League

Al wich!ta-Wichits. z: Topeka Z.
Al 0maha-omaha. L3. ST. Joseph. I.
At Dcs Moincs-Des Aoinos. 8; Sioux CITY. J.
At Donver-LinGoin, 6; Donvers 5.
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Brooklyn q. ..,,..,..... o-s
Philadelphia ..-..,... o D o %
summary: Two-base hi;s-Paskcrt. craynth.
stolen baae-Northcu. Double plays-NummsI 20
Daubert: Iooley 10 DauheTt- Bases on balls
or Barger. 8: OF Moore, /: off se0tou. l. Struck
out-Bg BarSor: l; by Curtis. 2; ny Moore. 9.
Sacrifice hitB-Daubort. Tooloy UummeI. Left
on bases-Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia. g. Uu1.
pitcs-EmslIc and Brennan
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Summary: Throe-bsso hts-HoblitEell. McDon-
aid Masoe. Evans. Tvo-eaSo hits-Phelnn.
Clarke, NowreJ. Double plnys-Besnher 70 Egan
NoGroy Kouctchy. Bases bals-Oh From
mo, ] of Taylor, 8; of Harmon. g. Struck out
by Frorumo. O. by Taylor. 2; by Barmon. s.
HIT by pitcher-By Fromme, 2; by Taylor.
Wild pitoh-Salles. Left baBes-Cincinnau. z;
81. Louis. 10 Timo OF same-2:l6. Umpircg-
Rigler and Flnneran.
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summary; Three -bsse ht--EyeTs. T~o"bass
nits-LuvendeE, Tinker. Stolen basoh-Ceroy, Wtl-
SOD: sheokard. Tinker. Double play-Laveuder 70
Tluker 70 Safer Bases oalls--0n Lavender
struck out-By Robinson, 2; By Lavender. s.
sacrifice hit-Lsach- Hit by pltoher-csrcy. Bslk
-RobiDson. Lett baseE-PItt5turE, ); Chi
cage s Time OF game-iae umplreo-klsm
and Bush
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COAST LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

|. Sacrifice hits-Hooper. warhop. Bedient. Left
On bs5es-New York. 7: Boston. g. Attendance
q, 900. UmpireS-O Loughlin and Eseu,
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summary: rbree-bh,s hlts-Tufner. Grigs.
Jackson. Fratt Two-ba,e hits-Jackson t.l.
Double pleys-Wsla-e TO Laporte 10 StovalI
Dixon 10 Lsioi, 10 GTlgks. Hts-of Hamilton.
II In Is iunings, Bases Osll-Or Hsmil-
ton. :: OF Nelson. =: on KAhlsr. 3. Struck out
Rr Hamilton. g. By Nelson. L; by KahIer. ).
Passed bsl-O EoilI. Sacrifice hit-O SeiiI. Wild
pltch-NelSon. Left basen-S, Louis. S:
Cleveland 10. Time OF Same-1ss. Umpires-
Connolly and Hart
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Pitches One.Hit Game.

BY ernational News Service.
CHICAGO. June 2s.-JiIn Lavender
pitched q one hit, no run game against
the Pirates today the Cubs winning ;
to 0. Robinson was found for ten safe
ties. but kept the hits scattered
PITTsBURG-CHICAoo
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sBatted for Morgan in eighth.
s'Batted for Eouck In ninth.


Philadelphia .- Is
Washington ,~--.,u o o.
Summary: Two-baso hits-Bnkcr, Gandil, Walk
Stolen bnses-NcBride. Collins. Double
playE-McBrids 10 GandH: Derrick TO McInncS.
Hits-on Petty. IN iuningu: oil Morgan.
in innings. Bases on bnllB-On Morgan. s; or
Pennock. .; OF Johnsou, 1: OF Petty, /. Struck
out-By Petty. 4: b. Johnson. l. By Morgan. ..
by Houck l. By Pcnnock. 9 Sacrifice hitn-Fog-
tor. NcInnee. Ainsmith. Hit by pitchor-By
Poty I. Wild ptch-Johnsop. Left bases
Washington. Z; Philadelphia. 4 Time OF game
2.l0. Umpires-Evans aud Westcryolt,
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'Fattn1 IoT WhFhop u ninth,
Sew YORK '.......s.,-... a q %
summary: Home ruu--3treet. Stolen bas~--
Ialooey. Cree. HNs-Oh Collins in Ia IN
ninEs Bases halis-on Collins = Struck
Out-By Wu-hop. :; by coll.uB. ,; By BedIenl
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American association
st Columbus

kt Columbus r. II Z.
1.oDisville .... o. :
Columbus =. ... 0 o 9 - 8
pstterlez-rouy NoEkiman and Schle; Cooper
and Smith. Umpircs-Chili and swim.
A. ST. Paul r. II z
Eausa. City ....o ! Q q 90
81. Paul ..-..... o 0 n % q
Hatts-ies-Csnu ,ad o'Ccnnor. De csnulsr Mur-
rsy snd Aarebsli. Unpires-FsrSuson aud Han
Gibo-.
e. InnsapolIs- II n. Z.
Nli%auies . .....r . n n q o q "a
Minneapolis ii o q q 0 IA u 0
PItteries-SioholSon Marion and Sehalk Olu-
stsd and Owens Umpire>-Hhyeg and Anderson
A. Toledo r. H f.
Indianapolis o.
Toledo ....... q -
Bstisriss-AshenteId~r. Merz and Cass1: l.
.fHurss s.d CA-isch. Umpircs-Bierbalter and Con-
molly.
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Dodgers Break Even,

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2S-The Dodc-
ers gained an even break here today
losing the first game, 10 T. and win
ming the second, to g. Cravath's S homer
In the first game was the batting feature
Of the day.
Observation-Disclosures
FTPsT
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'Batie5 for Hummci In urtb
s.BEttod for Tooey In ninth
tBstted for Miller In ninth.
1fBstted for Rsson In ninth
Slated for R1sy in NTH.
I.Bsusd for Schultz in sixth
summary: Home run-CreYcth. Thre.-bass HIT
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Giants Win Another.

By International News Service
NEW YORK, Juno 2S.--The Giants
added two more to their pennant string
today. winning the first gamo from Bos-
ton by e score of 10 to and the second
by ~ to 3. The Giants amassed a total
of "a hits
BoSTON-NBw York.
FIRST GAME.
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Chief Bender Knocked Out of Box;
Fromme Meets With the Same Fate

Although Mack's Star
TlUirIer Is Bdtted Off
Mound, the Champions
Capture BothG0n,es of
Double Header With
Washington; Tigers Win
Fierce Ten-lnnizag Fight
With the White SOx.
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Lagoon today. Royal Arean'A
Lake and Ogden lodges n
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ST. LoUIlCINCINNATI.

"severoid battod for Taylor IN ninth. 7
St Louis .-..s-eo--s,e.. ] l ! l-5
Cincinnati :. ...........o o D SIS
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Me. AvS o Fo1z FA&s ,Dele6eNe
A. LARGE, MNO RSEuSsO 70 6G
SEATED ON v%le GRoUNo T$@AT SoAeG
lAOS DELGS arE sAt6%tv COME ~
AAo s4e MAhyo %aAAte 60 SsrOP
A6A4N ottF oS ooklFe NS IS
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'Battcd for Scston in third
esDat,rd for Moore IN ninth.
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Hardware. 9; Woodburn, ).

batteTIeE--NshrrfeIdrT, Nefk and NataF :
uolIy.
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me. A. nurrr. rHG eeosAahSar
potrrHtAca WHO CLAIMS THAT
Ae IS eNrtv,ED TO a eo\Ne eeyreN
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-12-20

Every Red Cross seal attached TO
holiday gift or letter is an evil
dence that the sender is imbued with
the real Christmas spirit of desiring
to help those who need help, and
for that reason adds to the value of
the remembrance. The price of the
sceals enables everyone, poor as we'll
as rich, children as we'll as grown
ups, to participate in the good work.
If each one will do just little, buy
five or ten of the stamps, plenty of
funds will be provided to carry on
the war. In nearly every city and
town in the United States these
seals are now on sale and it is an
easy matter to find where you can
secure them. Purchase what you
can use, urge your friends to pur-
chase them and by so doing you will
be taking part in the crusade against
one of the most potent causes of sor-
row and suffering in this country.
Buy and use few of these bullets in
the war against tuberculosis.
In Pullman Red Cross seals are on
sale at Whites drug store and the
Emerson Mercantile Co.'S depart
ment store.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-12-20
FINE FOUNTAIN
FOR THIS CITY
Local q. A. II. Post Offers Generous
Donation If Citizens VIII CO.
Operate in Project.

Thanks to the generosity of the
local G.. A. R., post, Pullman is likely
to have beautiful drinking fountain.
At meeting of the members, held
last Saturday, it was decided to do
nate $3.50 or $500 from the funds in
the treasury of the post toward
the erection OF public drink
ing fountain, provided the cit
liens will contribute an equal
amount The announcement was made
at the oyster dinner given by the post
last Saturday noon.
There is little doubt that the gem
erous offer of these old soldiers will
be accepted and that fountain will
be erected which will be an orna-
ment to the city and at the same time
be of general utility to the farmers
and public. For $500 or $500 a very
handsome fountain could be installed
either in the middle of the quad
rangler at the intersection of two of
the business streets or on some con-
venient corner. The veterans are
willing to leave the selection of the
location and the design of the foun-
tain TO the citizens and the matter
will doubtless be taken up at once by
the Chamber of Commerce.