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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-11-14

Don't brag about yourself; jolly
others into doing 1t for you
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Root Really Tries.

The third heat was won by Clarke in
q not lnish from Hehir and In the fourth
neat walker and Ryan were easy for
Lawson.
The non winners heat was won by
Goulict and Hill took second.
IN the final all the riders started out
cautiously, each waiting for some one
else To start the trouble. On the second
lap F'ogler went 10 the front and led FOR
TWO laps when the bunch started 10
sprint Tor positions. Goullet, Lawson
and Clarke were in the rear and fought
desperately 10 get the lead. but Roof
had wonderful sprint for two full laps
ana surprised the crowd again by win
ming. although ne was very closely pressed
al the tape by Lawson.
II was an entire reversal OF form on the
part OF Root and shows plainly that he
has been trying harder during the past
season 10 win races for Clarke than for
himself Manager MacFarland stated last
night that he was aware OF the fact and
thst from now on he would sec 10 IL that
Root rides for himself
The two-mle handicap professional
would have been a splendid race had IL not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-10
SELL NO PLAYERS
AFTER AUGUST 26

CINCINNATI. Aug. s.-Amsust rs was
the day designated by the national base
ball commission today as the date OF
each year on which becomes effective
the prohibition of the sale or the release
OF a player by a minor league club TO a
major or minor league club within TWEEN
~ days or during the drafting period"
Attention OF clubs is directed 10 the
prohibition OF the sale or a players re-
lease by a minor league club within
twenty days OF the close Of the season
intent OF this legislation IL To prevent
clubs Of lower classification whose sea
son closes before September i5 from
signing up PLAYERS through collusIor with
major league club or minor league club
Of higher classification.
The commission viii consider each case
on It's merits and every agreement pre-
sn1ed for approval Will be scrutinlZed to
ascertain II the deal u covers was en-
tered into twenty days before th. close
OF the season OF the releasing CLUB
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AZO WINS L0NGl
FROM OLD bEN|
Gelnrnell, the Ancient. /
at 8 to 5, Takes Last /
With Corey Up.
BY International News ssrv,,

BY international News sery,c.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug. a.-Azo .
plioted by Cavanaush, won ,hs :
one and three -siXteenths mill,
Ben Cncas here today. Gemms,,|
old-tlme performer, took the IA.
held at the short odds of Toll
attendance was estimated al az
following summary form char
prices are given and the slsi>
named in the order OF fnish;
First race. nye and h,u m,,s,-
Tube Rose. IS 10 trauleyl. von. e,,..
l tkirSchbHunil. second. Hugh O,sy /
teri, third. Time. LOS. oueso Ran
Flying. Lorenzo. Albert Jones arS IA,
Second race. nTe and bali furis,s-
Great Friar. s 70 tWarrrui yes, h.
10 TO | ICSrtcrl. second: Ulfrun -
sOnl. third. Time. 30; ;.5 No.
Burning Bush. Good latent. Dy. NuIr
cnco Eripp also ran.
Third racc. four and a half tir,ss
Nolllc Richards. 10 s (TapllnI. ~
. TO Buxton. secand Klt,Is w.. 81
anauEh). third. TIms. .S5 s.s. l.
Baahfui Bette and Our Lat also M
Fourth race, seven surlonss. purs--1 \
? 20 IN q. Molntyrc,. won; Thss L,e|
tFor5ythnl. second: Lady Rankin.
tkirschbauml. third Time. l:W.
Batwn. Chance. Lieut., Sawyer and o.
ran.
Fifth race. ona and three -siIlesatbt
ins-ASo. : 10 . tcavaDnuEh,. son:
IL 10 ! fCartcri second: Dick bsksr
BolandI. third. TImo. zoo 5.y. Noslr
Ma5jgot also ran.
Sixth race. I'VE and half fvrisae.
Gcmmcll, 10 & tCorey). won: ChUir
To Bu1ioDl. second. Sixteen, 3 "a
SOM. third. Time. log az Frtas
Pajaroita. Quick Trip and Port Aahs1>
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CONTINUED on FOLLOWING y
SCOUTS PLAY BALL
AT COOLEY !

In the first game Of me ,,au, sni d
serjas hetween the teams fro"
eret gym. played yesterday, y,,t,iI
park. the Scouts, unoet T n
Lund. piled up score raptait
for the Bandanas' unoe, Sar,s 4
Glenn. The feature oi 'n nI,ss Of q
batting and ficldins OF oaso,,ta
class. playing for the so,,ts ~
Smith. pitching for tne o .r,e' ~
the slab for the entire s, ma q
Bandanas were compelsu - AZ d
entire STAFF OF four DitcheI.ss. Ias. sn'I
Of the hfth Inning "blg yy ~ ssAi|
pressed Into service and ndss VA 10 q
the Scouts was interrupts, :, ihe'
extent. The second gam, ssns 4
between the same Two ssn,s 4
PLAYED next Friday at tns
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TY COBB LETS BALL
ROLL To THE FENCE
Georgia Peach's" Inactivity
and Bedient's Good Pitching
Put Tigers in Hole.
BY International News Service.

DETROIT, Aug. 9.-Ty Cobb and Be-
dient were responsible for the victory OF
the Red Sox today, to l. In the fifth
Yerkes singled and Ty let 1t go for q
round trip, Carrigan and Hooper being
on, Bedient was hit safely but once after
the third inning. and that was an acct
dent. being a straight ball to Pitcher
Works. All the hits made off Mullin
were In the fourth and fifth inning. the
run OF the opening period coming on a
walk, a theft and two outs.
BosTOS-DETROIT
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Vancouver Race Result

VANCOUVER. q. C.. Aug. s-Ioor
suits: -
First race. four and ana.hhit ~
Ing-Vclle Forty tHiln. 8 70 J. s@i
tKedoriSD. 90 /. second Telun
gamo). IL 20 I. third. Time, ~ -
Ccssrlo and JoSlo Ice also ran.
Second racc. ave turions,. Sslhhs
co (E. McEwonl. 10 |. won; ICY
gan). 20 10 J. second: Betcs bo'e
10 to I. third. Time. los -
stou, Lookout. Faith heAllis'" y"
ran. -
Third race, I'VE furlonss. ssllss,
(Hnnover), 9 20 I, VOC; frss
second: Bummcr H., 10 ]. Gnu.
Pretty Soon Wanna. Mabel h'ns
also rnn. "a. -
Fourth race, Eve and one-haii
ins-Toe Dancer (Burlinsansl
James BlHckptock fHiID. = 10
lat CHormapl, 8 70 I. third.
Ione Gale. Media and Gala aiso .,,,..-
Fifth race. seven turlonSa ,,ss..s
ful fKederiE. TO J. Top' o.a
$ 10 I. second VIA Fem tn'
third. Time. ia?, Cole, rrecnA
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Jack Geyer Wins Decision

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug s-iaek C.v.r =, NJ.
yer ~oo decision here tonight from Prank No.
ran OF Pliisburg IN four-rogn bout, Neither
nan vas IN danger ~ any time. but Gevsr Ma
good lead all the Way. Both arc heAvyNeIxbts
In smother four-round bout. ~ Kcnnsdy of ~.
city snoSc1 himself tho htcliest hsayyucish,
youngster ~ho hss bern sssn here Tor ao1pe dime
We bad no difficulty 10 Vinl'ns dsrision fron
~. Williams o! Cleveland
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Hehir Runs Into Clarke;
Root Shows Form Reversal
Paddy Fined $40 and Disqualified for Collision in
Which Jackie Gets Severe Bruises.

NE OF the smallest crowds OF tho
season witnessed race meet at
the Salt Palace last night which
" was well worth seeing and should
have drawn better The much
talked-of III feeling among some of the
riders at the track was plainly in evil
dence during the last event. The race
was three-nile lap handicap profes-
sional and as is always the case when
there is n dollar awaiting the leader a,
the way.
When the end drew near and the riders
oegan TO forget about the lap money and
got ready for the final sprint Goulet and
clarke. who had been at the end OF the
string, sprnted and started 10
90 around, Goullet WAS In front OF Clarke
tried to follow Gouiet. Paddy Uehir
turned into Clarke and threw him off OF
MS wheel. Hehir escaped without a fan
ana ilnlsned the race a good second 10
"oullet with Root close behind Hchir IL
was a very flaerant case OF fouling on
The part OF Hehir. He was disqualified
ana fined $40. Root was given second
place and Fogler third
In the training room after the race an
examination showed that Clarke had re-
ceiNed severe bruise on his left hip and
also on his elbow. he was enraged at the
action OF Hchir and it was only the inter-
ference OF his friends that kept him from
fighting Hehir.
The feature OF the evening was the
grand critrium. This race was three
quarters OF a milo with four regular quail
fying heats and a nom winners heat The
regular heats were a half mile each and
only the winner qualified. for the final
while two men In the non- winners heat
qualified.
In the first heat Joe Fogler was an
easy winner over Thomas and Downing
The second heat was big surprise Goul-
let, Root and Hin were the contestants
Root took the lead at the start and had
such sprint left at the finish that even
the usually invincIble Gouct could not
beat him.
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Summary: Left on bases-Salt Lake
10: Missoula. Z. Stolen bases-Bassey
Perrine. Roberts: Warren. Changnon. Sac
rlfice fly-Bassey. Two base hits-Per-
rine' Abbott, DevereauX, Carman. Three
base hIts-Perrine. Changnou, Fortier
Double play-Roberts to Perrin, Hits
Off Bush, In seven innings: off Keenan,,
In two innings. Struck out-By Amcs
2; by Bush, I. by keenan,, /. Bases on
balls-Off Ames. .. off Bush. g.. Wild
pitch-Bush. Hit by pitched ball--War-
rem. Time Of game-2l0 Umpire
Frarey.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
American association

Al Columbus-Kansaa Cty-ColumbuE two
games poS,Poncd: rain
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS indianapolis. rain.
At Toledo: First game RHy
ST Paul ..-.....0 n n o n o.
Toledo .........0 q q o Ia
Bnttorlc5-karger and Casey; George and Car
iSoh' Umpirca-Bcrhaltor and Connolly
second game r. Fl. z.
ST. Paul s.......n u n 0 -
Toledo ....... o q q = 7
Battnries-pRuss and Marshall and CaBey: W
james and Land and Carisch
~ Loui6yllo: First game r. H. r.
Milwaukee al 1 O : o-5 3
Louisville 90 0 0 % 6
Battorics-Nichoson aud SchaIL; Toney and
Poarce. Umpircs-Uaycg and Irwin.
Second game postponed, Tau
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COOLEYSOX DEFEATED
AGAIN BY M|SSOULA
Bush Is Effective, While High
landerS Hit Rex AmeS Hard
Throughout.
Special TO The Tribune.

MISSOULA, Mont, Aug. Blush had
the Salt Lake club practically at his
mercy for seven innings today while
Ames was hit hard by the Missoula play
ers. Blankenship took Bush out after the
seventh. saving him for Sunday. The
feature of the game was n wonderful run
ming catch by Tobin who spoiled Drcs-
sans three base hit. The bases were
full at the time and two were out The
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Cubs Vanquished Braves.
irrational News Service.

BOSTON, Aug. 9.-The Cubs drew up
another notch on the Giants today by TAX
ing todays battle with the Boston Braves,
to Z. The stickmen were I'm fine form
and the visitors landed on Tyler for sew
enteen safeties including a -bagger
oy zimmerman. The Cub twirlers were
hit hard, Leifield being knocked ont OF the
box In the fourth and was replaced BY
Smith. The visitors rally I'm the eighth
gave them the game, with four runs on
four hits and n pair OF errors
CHIChGO-BoSToE
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Play Ball In Drizzle.


pN IHlvITId lIUIIdT ANEWS service.
CLEVELAND Aug. 9.-The Maps took
the second game OF the series from New
York here today, to I. in a pitchers
ba tile between Vean Gregg and McCon-
nell. the Nap southpaw having the bet
ter Of the argument. The last four In
nings were played In q drizzling rain
CLEVELAND-NEw YORK
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NELSON AND LITTLE
FIGHT AUGUST IA
BY International Newn Service.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug 9.-Ar-
t,cies we're signed today by Terry Nelson
Of Philadelphia 10 meet Walter Little
OF Chicago before the Nashville Athletic
club a, Nashville Tenn. "Wednesday. Au-
gust 10 The men VIII hgh, at catch
weights. Yankee Schwartz probably Will
meet the winner. Nelson also is schedill I'D
TO meet Curley Jordan OF 81. Joseph, Mo.
at an early date In this city
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lNFlELDER WILL BE
SOLD FOR 10000

DETROIT. Arg 9.-The Detroit Americans have
practically completed nssotlstionr with Kansas
CiS Tor the purchase Of funol1cr Req CorrI-
don. Corrdon II considered one OF tho Etsrs Of
ne minor leagues. II Is undeTHtood he viii cos.
Detroit JI.. no In cash ard pIayers
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White Sox Win One.
Y International News Service.

DN THIeFNHlIOldI NEWS SeTNICe,
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Thc White Sox took
the opening game of the series with Phila-
delphia today, to g. Ed Walsh held the
visitors 10 six hits and was effective after
the opening round, when the Athletics
put over three runs. Brown was knock ed
out OF the box In the second inning
Houck, who relieved him. was hit hard
but kept the wallops fairly we'll scattered
CHICAGO-PIIILADELPHIh
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Dixon vs. O'Toole.

KANSA CITY, Aug. 9.-Artlcles were
signed here today for a siX-round boxing
bout between Tommy Dixon OF Kansas
city and Tommy O'Toole OF Philadelphia
before the Olympia club. Philadelphia.
september 30 They are featherweights.
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HUMBLE CARDINALS
ROUT GIANTS, 4 TO Z
Home Run by Mowrey in the
Eighth Enables St. Louis
to Win.
,y International News Service.

DS '"t'IIidtlondl news service
NEW YORK, Aug. "a home run by
Mowrey In the eighth with one on gave
the Cardinals 4 tight victory over the
Giants, TO .. today, Crandall relieved
Wiltsc nj the beginning OF the ninth but
the Cardinals put one more over for good
measure. Gcyer was steady all through
sT. Louts-NEw YORK
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Errors-Zinu. Martin. Williams 2
summary: Double playS-IAloie Grisgs 20
Turner: Poekinpsush 10 Lajoie Stolon bases-
Paddock Martin. Har,sel Ryan. Bases on
osHs.oH Gregg. 4: on Mcconnell. 1. Struck
out-By GreEg, S: By Mcconnell g. sscrlbe.
hits-Danieis. Gregg. wild ptches-beConneiI
Time OF same-2:n. Umplrcs-EsAn and shcr-
dan
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ETroTt-RaLh. j Collins. Mcfnnos
Summary. Home run-Iapp Two-bas. hits-
Baker, Walsh Three-base hits-McInnes E. Col
Inns. Double plays-Lapp to Collins. McInnsa to
Barry to Hclnnes. Stolen baSes-Bakor. Nc
lnnes. Hts-oT Brown. 3 10 ] inning Bases
on balls-on Walsh, 3; OF Houck :? Struck
out-By walsh. o. By Fouck. g. Passed ball
Kuhn. Sacrifice hlts-Mattick 2 Walsh Wild
pitchcs-Walsh ., Houck Time OF rame-c.I5
UmplreS-O' Brien and Dineen.
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HELENA

summary: Stolen bases-KilIilay. >
Sacrifice hits-Morehead. Klein. Byrd
Fwo-bsse hits-Kililay. Lussi Three
base hlt-Whalng. Double play-Morss
to Lussi, Hit by pitcher-By Byrd, Ka-
fora: by Klein, Quigley. Time OF game
1850. Umpire-Carney
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Errors-stabl. McDoruoit Bush Cobb
summary: Two-bnnc hits-LeTiS Speaker
Stahl; Cobb. Loudcn. Stolen bases-Uooper
HitS-on Mullln, iu Innings; OF Works .
in Innings Bases on bnlu-O6 Bedlcpt q
on Muiliu. :. Struck out-By Bedient. I by
Auilin. I; by Works. ?. Sacrifice hits-Onnlox
McDormoit. Hit by pitchor-By MuiIn Hooper;
by Works. Hooper. Umpircs-WeStcrvelt and
o LouEhl!n
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Pitcher Wins for Pirates

BY International News Service.
BROOKLYN. Aug 9-Beady pitching
by Robinson after his mates had scored
two runs of Allen In the second inning,
gave the Pirates victory over the Dodg-
ers today. TO |. \ pass. single and a
double netted the winning brace OF coun-
ters.
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White Sox Buy Catcher.

CHICAGO. Aug. e.--Rsy Schalk, catcher
FOR the Milwaukee club OF the American
association. was purchased today by the
Chicago American league club TO report
tomorrow.
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Rain at PHILADELPHIA

PHlLA DELPHTA. Aug 9.-Cincinnat-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain Two
games tomorrow.
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STORM COMES WHEN
BUTTE TIES HELENA
Wind, Rain and Darkness Fol
lows the Making of Three
Runs in Sixth.
Special To The Tribune

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 9.-Rain. wind
and darkness stopped today's game just
after Butte had registered three runs and
tied the score In the sixth inning Levy s
fielding was the feature OF the brief
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ErFort-Tinkor, Zimmerman. Evers Ja,kson
Mcdonald 9.
sIullnATy: Home run-2lmmcrmap. Two o-base
hits-TiDksr. Sweeney. Jackson AeDonaId H.y,
or. Threo-base hIt-Kling. Double piays-Jacl-
ION 70 KING. bridNcll TO Sweeney 10 DevlIn
siolsn bares-Lcach. Evers. McDouald. Ults-Oo
Lelneid, IN innings; of Smith 6 In in
ninss. Bases on bAlIs-oH Tyler ]: OF smith
Struck out-By Tyler, :; By Leineld I: by smith
l. sacrlace hts-Lesch. lsisoId smith a
Csmpbel VIVA ptches-Tylsr. Time of sam.-
,;iS tmpirsS-Rglcr and Fiuueran.
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Marion Challenges Bell.

KID Marion Of the Twentieth infantry
is out With a challenge 20 meet anv
hghter In this territory at his weight
He ls especially anxious 10 meet KID
bell.
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'Ba,tcd for Wil,se in eighth
"Bn,tod for HerEog 10 ninth.

F.1TUTe-lUSSInsI HotloE.
SUMMARY ltome run-Mo~TeE. TNo- base
,s-snodgrass. Becker. oakes Three hnge hits
Doyle. Mccormick. Double pays-Meyers 10
Doyle: Meyers TO HcrZoe. Stolen bases-raussr
Murray. Bases balis-On Goyer. l. Struck
out-By WIltse g. By Crandail, /; by Geycr 3
umpiTes-JohnStonc and Easou
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Rain at st. Louis.

AT ST. Louis-St, Louis-washinston
game called at end OF second inning;
rain.
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international Leao1le
" estern League

- 81 Josoph-s, Joseph, 4: Denver. n
~ nnisha-oms'in. 4: Lincoln
~ sioux c'ty-Sour CITY. 3. wichita
- Des Noincs-Des Hoines. {. Topeka. 4.
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summary Two-base bts-Robinsou Smith
Double plays-McCarthy 10 Miller; Fisher 10 Cuts.
law 10 Daroert. Basos bsls-oh Allen l.
Struck ou,-hy Alien. Z. by Robinson & sacri-
dee hit-Caroy. Wild pitches-Allcn Time OF
game-i36 umprcs-Klem and orth
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been for mishap 10 two OF the best rid =
erS. INcr Lawson got a puncture and was
forced TO quit IN the first lap while He
hrs foulins OF Clarke left Goullct tho
only one OF the big three to fight IL out
ish.
In the five motor paced race be-
tween Root and Duer Ducr was unable
10 follow the pace well and Root won.
The race was stopped at the end of the
fourth mile, after Duer was hopelessly de-
festcd.
Again Ned Young was the class of the
anteurs. lie rode from scratch and
took both his heat and the final OF the
three quarters handicap. In the anna
tour miss and out race he was forced TO
quit because Of a puncture
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Summary of Events.


Foglor. won Thomas. second. Time. IL: l-S.
Second heat OF the Grand Crilrium half mile
Root, won Hill. second. Time. i.oi 40
Third heat OF the Grand CrltrIum-Clsrko won /.
Hohr. second. Time. 80 as.
Fourth hoat OF tho Grand Critrium hal, mile
LIZ wsou, nrst: Ryan. second Time. :6a i-5
Non winncrs' heat OF the Grand Crllriurn half
mile-Goullet. won: Hlil. second. Time. I.o2 5-6
Final OF the Gruod Crtrlum. throc- quarters OF
a milo-Roo,. won. Lawson. second: Hin third !.
Clarke. fourth: Coulle;, nth Time. l:36 2-s
First heat OF the throe-quovtcr. mile handicap
s%aieuT1Iogns - Won BlInior s0co9d halset
Second heat OF the three -quaricr-rnIio handicap
smateur-o. Schmcrtz, won; Crobs, second: oSerR
third; Stahi fourth; Gcmplc. nth Time
Final OF the three quarter mile handicap. ANA
teur-founE. won oocrs. second Gemple third
Final OF the three quarter milo handicap. anna
ieu5-fo1nE lseTs.chl, won; obcrs $50 yards,.
yarns), fourth Time i:27 3-s.
One mile Encouragement stakes professonal-
WILCOX HS yardsl. won: Walker tscratch). sec
ond Downing 600 yardsl. third Time. 1:47 3-b.
Fiyo-mle moior-paccd race-Root won from
Duor. Time. 5b2. The riders rode only four
miles.
Amateur miss and out racc-Brazicr won; O.
schmortE. Saoond; Ealsct. third, obers. fourth.
Time. SO: rs, Distance. miles and Iaps
lsontch). won; Root 90 yardsl. second; Fogler
% yards). third; Thomas Us yards). fourth Time.
5a5 2-5.
The next race meet will take place to-
morrow night. Joe Fogler and Jackie
Clarke Will race against Iver Lawson
and Paddy Hehir in special team match
race at one mile. Hardy Downing and
Harvey Wilcox Will clash in a three mile
motor paced race, best two in three
heats, and Alfred Goulet and Eddie Root
Will meet in g. flye-mile match race. start
ing from opposite sides of the track and
each having I'VE pacemakers The anna
teurs Will have their first match race OF
the season. when Ned Young Russ Bra
zier and o. u. Schmertz come together
at two miles with human pace. 4 quarter
mile dash amateur. and a three-quartcr-
mile handicap. profession. In which an
effort will be made to set n new worlds
record. viii complete the card
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TITS BURG -bRooKLYN

'Ba;ted for Fisher IN ninth.
IRAN for Hummcl in ninth
'-sBat,ed for Allen In ninth
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] Collins. Mcrnnns.

'Bu,ted for Houek in ninth.
Philodelpha ,,.......5 o q o-s
Chicago ..............o 9 1 0 o a or
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PoN. JU o Sc ROA HAO5GR AT AIS COoe eFTFS HOME
eflAGtNG' IN BASKET OF NtLo SNEET PoTNToES'
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''Dattei for pevlin 10 ninth
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SALT LAKE.
MISSOULA.

Roberts out attempting bupt third
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Northwestern League

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Butte Entries.

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SCRIPTURE


EXODUS 20:7-i7.
Thou shalt not take the name oi
tie Lord thy Cod in vain. for the
Lord win not hold him gulltless that
aaksih His name in vain
Remember ihe Sabbath day, to keep
t holy
slS days shalt hou Eabour and DO
al thy work
But the seventh dag Is the Sabbath
of the Lord thy God: in it thou shait
not do any work, thou, nor thy son,
nor thy daughter, thy manservant. nor
thy maidseryant, nor thy cattle, nor
thy stranger that Is within thy gates.
For in six days the Lord made
heaven and earth. the sea, and ali that
IN them ia, and rested the seventh
day: wherefore the Lord blessed The
Sabbath day, and hallowed It.
Honor thy father and thy mother
that thy days may be long upon the
land which the Lord thy God givefh
thee.
Thou shalt not kill
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