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STEEPLECHASE
GOES TO MALAGA
b. International Nop's Service.

PlMLlCo. Muy B.-Today'c race results:
First race, SIX turlongs-Cynosuse. los (oberO
tl6lo won; Clom Beachy. 1ns 81. wilson, - 50
second: Goi Woes. i03 (poylel, $40 third
Time. Ills !-5. slim Princess. Jessupburn Clar
Alpine. Golden Castle Jack Nupnally, Hormis Jr
Burning Daylight. Senator Sparks Haingnon PuEs
Walter WclleB and Blue Crest also ran.
tTom Holland and CesarilaKs folib
Second race, four aud half furlouos-.olymp,a
l00 (Sldrvin). $50 wop. Mater 100 (Butvelll
Sc 90. second; Grazclle. 100 Cruruorl sai0 third
Timc, :55 40. .Volet Ray. Margaret MciE. Lady
Eocone and ViFglnIa Lass also ran.
sBclmont entry.
CHARACTERIZATION. 10 Crurncrl. SGT 30 won
Star Cir. ii2 q. n. wilson,. $40 second: Rye
straw, III o. Connolly. sio,to, third Time
lrua, Napier, Union lack and Horace Z. also ran
Fourth raco, stoeplechaAe two fniles-.sialaga
l3T tFransln). 81 6o. won: Tom Cat lia fJIr.
ginR). $3.50 Hocond Lizzie Flat ita iHender-
som, So 90 third. Timc, 1855. Thistle Dale Or
Heard and Orderly Nat also ran.
tOld salt and Sir Clcgcs fell.l
Fifth race. six fUrlorgs-Crisco I0s fTurner)
IS. 20, won; Scallywag. l05 tMcCahy) So so SOC
ond: oliver Lodge. io5 u. Wilson,. $40 third.
Time lis is. Sand Vale. Votes sly Eoots
Hnsson Fond sklbberecn and L'AIglon aIso
-
Sixth race milo and forty yards-pI,c,,-
ford, o2 tsnyder>. $3.50. won; Donald McDonaId
40 n, Wilson,. $50. second: Can't svansnn
io7 tBu,woi0. $500. third. Time. IA s,6 Ala
mahs. My Fellow Patton. Tho Rump Abzconde-
and Col. Cook also
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Today's Alan Entries.

coEUR D'ALENE. Idaho May n.-Tomorros's 5
cntr.ea;
First raco, six turloDss selling. rour-yesr.oldr
aud up ts)--Golc 100; Queen Ruth. io7 Mike
Donltn, Jim Caffero'a, los; Robert, Rose. Worth
soTowCul. Peuioffact. 1ot.
Second race. ok furlongs, sailing. three.yesr-
olds and up d2l-Golf Bail. iis; Chsves Greon.
Special Delivery. c. W, Kepnon, Dardin. McAlnn
Southern Gold, LehIgh, oratorian. ll3; Meandn.
Ahocy Fcale. Locust Bud. Ill
Third reco. four furlongo purse maiden two
ycaT-olds G0l--Johouy Hayes, Kindness. Ii2. Sir
Harry. ITO. colunie Dougsl. lo7; Rara Vczs, Vir-
ginia 8, Crusty Nnya. Jessie simpson. io4.
Fourth race, fyc aud half firongs. selling.
three olds mud up tsl-Shorl Cut Sidney
Peters, lli. old Seller Prince PbJllethorpc. Bal
tn. lot
Ti,th race. Nvc snd hnlt turlongs. scllins.
three year-olds md 10 0D-SafreRor. Forge
okenito Old Coin. io7; Captain Lindsey. 10i:
Daylight, Rctentn. Neville. Downand. In2
Sixth rnce. Elk lurlongs, selling, throo-yesr-
olds and up-Galicu PsIen. Compton, lis: Lofty
Haywood. Zulu. Jonathan. ll2. Tremnrxo. III;
Lillian RAY. Io6: Blue Beard. oS
ShoTery. muddy track.
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Today's Louisville Entries.

F1rst race. ak furIongs-Mac TAFT, %. Marie
G. Theress Gill. &c: Or. Jackson Al Bloch. o.
clinton. Garrnrd. 9s. Cedar Brook. l0i MeroGo
Tillies Nightmare. l0i; New Haven. Dctour
Coreopsls. ioJ: Calash. JOS. Recompense. 100.
Second race. four and a half furlonSs-Jndge G.
Iecna. %: Mary Pickford. Groenbrno ~: Jscs
CroNdus: 100; May Ia. Gladys H. ,os. Meshach
sonny Boy chas, Canooll. l0i: First Degree, ioJ
larwood. Lspdar. lo6 Salon Or. Samuel I07
Buzz Around. l05.
Third yocc. one mile-Leocharey %, Prime,
lIoTm!s. Yankee Notions, SO: Polly D.. as; Ymlr
l0t; Coy Lad, 1oi Irish Gentleman. JOB.
Fourth race. tho Tobacco stakes. six r,irloucs--
Benenot. SS; Casey Jones. l02: Praetor!an JOY
Royal Tea. los; Presumption. Morri1town. Azy.
Iade. li2
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards-yoIila
Brlghtstope. 100; Billy Holder. Marshon Gold
Color, lO2, Msddalena. RallJ She Old woman
loi; BnrSec. LOG: kinglng, Guido Post FOLLOW.
man. lW; htergiow, i0s: Harry Lauder I0a
Sixth race. one mo and n sixteenth-Bonu.
Chance lo4. STARTER, Sysysy. los; Love Day.
Crackerhox Floral Day. 0T; Bobby Cook Prince
Like, Wander. Forehead, Wintergrsen. los: SIr
Catosby. ll5,
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Today's Pimlico Entries.

First race; sl1 iurlonxH-EftsndL III: poubl
Five. sSlyestrls. u2; Beu Loyal, no. ouann Pee
ios' palngertcid. lo7: Joo Knight. u4: Am
hrose. lol.
Second race, one miie-Hsns Creek. 81; Rock
Cloud Chief. Golden Treasure. O. U. Buster ios
Mileage lo6; Horace E. Lord Elan. l0T
Bryn o.
Third Tuce. six furlopss-Mszins. lis; Pruzrasa
iyo. Big D'pper. 100, Yorkvio. Robert Bradioy
JOB Chiffon Queen, 1oe; Pop Gun. 103: Ferlhshire
III: Striker. 1o7.
Fourth race Emerson stseplcchnzc. two miles
Killarney I3s Roland Paplcc. Earl Grey Bail,
Hack. Flying Yankee. wellsh,p. Sir Giles 40
Nc. Shannon River. glbart, 1l7
Fifth race, selling, ak turlonss-Nuff %
Cat Iol 'Toddline. schsrry Seed ROYAL v,ne
Geo .TS.n nay!' & 10y EaSn Lohsrea Fanohstts
gp, Question Mark. Ios: vigorous. Futurity iii
sixth race, three.year-olds and up, soiiins. on,
mile dsl-'Ella Crane. So. RALPH Lloyd 90
Uncle ob.e %: sgner EIwah Blue Mouse
'JudEe Monck. io5; Hatteras. Font. io7; o'Em
1906; Tactics. Lad Of Langdon. I1a '
apprentice allowance claimed
weather clear: track fss,.
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|"
GIANTS BEAT CI|
\! WEIRD Cl1I|
Wild Pitching and ~. !,
ting Result in Many r.,
ompires Severe,

NEW YORK. May ,,-u,,.
hard hitting and frequent .' mNa He
sides produced q weird .. iron y 1
grounds today, New York 49,, q IL
eaeo' II to H. The yIsl,ors
lead In the first Inning 10. @
Marquard for two singles. ,%sn ~
nome rum which. with a a's q
five runs. VAs. ~
The New Yorks 20, ,n- a
In their half and the chiseee ciee OH q.
fve-run lead back when ,ussos mag ssl +
runs III the second. "'' scoiE 4
Cheney went to pIeoos T.,
bali and filed the bases Bases ~, In Tie I.
getore Lavender retired I'm ,ha nass
Giants scored four rms lhe "a.
Lavender passed Ave
Others. Ames had the c.h Gnh. saa ~ b 4
the last three Innings UPS s 10 a
bad taken tho lead '''sT 'tt 4
Umpire KLEIN put Maro.
New York and Shortston tssl H,i Nr3flv
cgSo off the field ana ar.sSs ah.lsaSsl 81
Clymer each $40. "'ea Ie.dl
CHICAGo.Ngw yo,v
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Score by innings .
Salt Lake. 4 o o o 8 o1 900 Ia
Summary: Two-base hits--Bassey,
Changnon .. Brooks. Spencer, Davis 2.
Huelsman. Home runs-Dashbach. Dres-
san. Runs batted in-Dashbach 2, Car
man. Changnon ., TrecRel, Roberts 2.
Davis. Huelsman. Spencer. Schlmpff B.
Dressan. ?. Sacrifice hitsLTooit1'
Schimpff. Sacrifice ilies-Schimpff,
Dressan stolen bases-Da shbsch. Per
line, Tobin. Bassey. Treckel, Roberts 2.
Bases on balls-off Annis l, off Maloney
2. off Bohan !. off Treckel 1, off Hum
n mel 4, Off Gaut s. struck out-Ry Ma
Ioney /. by Boban 2. by Trecsel s. by
Hunl1nel 4. by Gaut 12. Hits-Off Annis.
in % inning; off Maloney,. : in 3 2-5
innings. off Bohan, In | 1-3 innings.
of Treckel, In 2-S innings; off Hum
mel in 3 1-3 innings: off Gaut 10 in
10 2-s innings. Left on bases-Mlssou
l3. Salt Lake ID. Wild pitches-Hummel
Ga,lt Trecke1. First base on errors
MDssoula 4, Salt Lake / Hit by pitcher,
Huelsman. by Maioney; Gaut. by Treckel;
hours and ~ minutes. Umpire-Frary.
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DAVIS CUP TEAM
SELECTIONS MADE

NEW YORK. May u.--Mnurlce Il. McLouxh-
I'm Of California. r. Norris Williams OF Phila-
deiphla and Harold n. Hackstt and Raymond n,
Little. both OF this city wero officially noul.
mated today the American lawn tennis team
for tho Usys international cup matches HEaipot
the Australians. The selections announced
nfer a meeting Of tho American committee. which
Included r. D. Wrcun. chairman: II, slocum
and q. T. hdee.
The OF the collections cobled TO the
English Lawn Tennis arsoclation in London and
also wired 20 s. = Doust the captain Of the
Australian team now playing at the Huntington
Valley Country club at Philadelphia Tho nomi-
nations will ntand for the matches mt the West
Side Tcnps club here. juno s. nnd D.
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JORNSON'S CLEAN
RECORD IS ENDED

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE st. Louis
club today ended Walter Johnson's string
of consecutive scoreless innings with one
record OF ffty-two and two-th,rds in
nings, the three and one third johnson
pitched today make HIS total fifty-six.
edualling the best claimed for Doc
White OF the Chicago Americans. As Of
ficlal reports show White TO have been
scored on by Cleveland on September O.
1901 (the year In which II Is claimed he
mates tonight claimed the record for
him. The best mark said to have been
made by Coombs OF the PhIladelphia
Americans In 1910, was fifty-three and
Johnson's record follows.
April 10-Aga INST New York. 8 innings
April Ie-Aga!nst New York, 9 innings
April 2S-Agalnst Boston, Q innings
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PIRATES BREAK 81
LOSING STRyl

PHILADELPHIA, May IA n
streak which had reached seyen stI
was broken by Pittsburg hem z
Philadelphia being defeated. 7 10
visitors hit the deliveries Of MsJE
Nelson hard and were In dunsN
once after the first inning, In vh.:h
scored three runs on three sInrS. J!
BILE and a pass. st1
In the fifth. with the bases Na|
two ont, Hendrix forced In rra vi
Ing Masee a pass. but he faunA
vath D
ptrT-p,-o1 r,y,, ,n-r rt,s
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u. S. LEAGUE QUITS;
PLAYERS ARE STRANDED

READING. Pa, May 14.--After an ex-
lstence OF ONLY three days, the United
states Baseball league has disbanded.
The FIRST break camc on Sunday when
New York would not play in Newark be-
cause the club had not been paid the
guarantee for the Saturday game. Wash
ington and New York were dropped and
1t was decided to so along with six clubs
but yesterday only a few people were
on hand for the games and this discour-
aged al! connected with the league and
they quit today Nineteen players arc
stranded here
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Special 10 The Tribune.

BUTTE, May l4.-Costy errors in the
fourth inning of the seasons opening
game here today between Great Falls
and Butte gave the Eiectrlcs the contest
by the score OF TO /. kallio and VIII
liams pitched good ball but the latter s
support stood him In need. Despite tho
fact that the day was raw and cold. over
1000 fans saw the opening game. AL
though the contest was devoid OF any
spectacular features, enthusiasm ran
high.
The score:
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WILLETT HOLDS
CHAMPS AT MERCY

DETROIT, May 14-Edgar Willett
twirling the finest game pitched here this
year held Boston today 20 two hits, a
triple and n single. and Detroit won:
to l. Cobb's hitting and base running
helped produce Detroits tallies in the
fourth and sixth. and Veacfs double In
the eighth brought home both Witt and
Crawford.
A wild pitch in the second inning gave
the champions their only tally. Gardner
trlpled TO right center and scored when
n curved ball just grazed Rondeaus mitt
and struck the press box.
npornN
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RIFLE SQUAD LOWERS
THE WORLDS RECORD

MONTGOMERY Ala, MAY lI.-Tho xorIda a
record for clay blrd aquad shooting vas broke
today In the professional shooting nt tho inter-
state ssoocia;ion'g tournament hero whom a total
score Of fs3 out OF possible 500 was made Tho
shooters +. q. BilIs. w. r. Crooby Fred
Gilbert. J. r. Graham and w H. Heer.
The preliminary handicap developed into n
flgnt between J. X. Warren OF Birmingham and
Ted Alexander OF Chicago. Warren winning ny
two targets 10 extra luenty targets 10 de.
ctde their cleeu tho first hundred.
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RIDER KILLED IN
COLLISION AT RACE

CHICAGO. May N-Lcon Pitts. a member OF
the motorcycle team representing st. Louis, was
killed tonight In collision at tho opening OF
the season, Of tho American League of Motor
cycle Racing clubs hoFo tonight Pitts Ind
the second heat of 4 race and wns start-
ing on the third heat when he lost control OF
his machine on srodo and struck by
motorcycle ridden by Harry Fisher Of Chicago
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Visitors Rally Strong.

The next three frames nettcd Missoula
ten runs. Hummel weakened In the box
and his support was poor The MIssou-
ians made seven taps of his delivery be-
tore Pitcher Gaut the southpaw who has
nor lost II game thus far this season, was
sent in TO check the slaughter Only
three runs were made by Missoula from
The time OF Gaut's entrance until the
contest onded. Gaut enhanced his previ-
Gus showings by striking out twelve men
ana allowing but three walks in eleven
innings
Nissou'as s two runs In the second were
secured on two walks. single. a double
IN the third. errors by Peudleton and
)ressan, q double steal two ba sger and
Two singles ncttcd Missoula four runs.
EasScy hi, a hard drive into tho screen
above left-field fence for three bases.
Manager Blankenship of Missoula pro-
tested that Bassey was entitled to q home
run. declaring that the bail went outside
the fence and rolled under ba ck into the
field. The fans jumped TO their feet. cry-
ing: WHO is running this game, Blank:"
And Blank gave way.
Missouia tailed four more in the fourth
on costly errors by Pendlcron Davis and
McClain. stolen base, one walk sin
Sle and n two acger. This ended the
Tighanders' winning streak AS they
scored only once In the sixth and twice
in the ninth. The runs In the ninth were
The result OF Dashba chs pretty home run.
Salt Lake was bIanked in the second.
third and fourth, bur in the fifth secured
three runs or three walks. a flelders
choice and a single Eohan then re-
placed Maloncy on the rubber and Salt
Lake was retired.
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singled and went to second on Schimprf' :
sacrifice pressau. who had n circuit to
out a hot single to right field, Spencer
sped To third and rounded toward home
as the ball was thrown in to the plate
1t looked as though he would he caught.
and the crowd stood up In a din of eX-
element, The ball slapped Into Robertss s
glove as Spencer made his long slide for
the plate, getting over by hair S
breadth. and the game was won.
Official score.
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Missoula failed 20 solve Iummels de-
livery in the FIRST but Salt Lake tapped
Annis four times. scoring as many runs.
Murphy walked and scored on Dayis's
tWo-hagger TO center field. Davis tailed
on Huelsnlan's two-bagger in the same
place, and tluesman Tailed on Bauer s
out at first. Leo Dressan then clouted
one TO center field for what looked like
three bagger, but turned il into fast
nome run By brilliant base-ruunlng. beat
ing The throw-in 10 the plate. Maloney
replaced Annis on the rubber for Mis-
sonia md rnlirnd Sail al
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Sensational Slide Home BY
Spencer Gives Locals Game
Victory Achieved, IA to 3, After Longest League
S1ugging Contest Here Since 1911; Three
Twrlers Knocked Off Rubber.


the skysapcrs shoulder to shoulder through
twlers and Salt Lake
whle
sensational slide third the from hot
grounds 1911, and lasted AZ
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YOUNG VICTOR AT
HANDICAP SWIM

g. :. Toung won the handicap swimming con
teAt at the Desoret gymnasium Isrt night, cap
turing the final heat in re S-5 ncccnds Young
the frat heat In the same time while pur.
ton tho second hes, 10 SO rs However
Bonnlon and WaIips made 1erond end third 10
tho final. 0ip Young In tho lead and Burton
outplzced.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Weather Prevents Flight,

KEY WEST. Fla, May 14,--Unfavora-
bic weather conditions today prevented
the proposed attempt OF Augustine Parla
10 fly In q hydro-aeroplane from Key
West 70 Havana.
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CARDINALS SHUT
OUT BY BOolu

BOSTON. May 14-BSsiou a.! MI; +
r,ouIs today. I to Q, Tylsf n ms-s
visitors IeI 70 four singles. The Thso ~ r.
ers were held scoreless a,n . drfln
inning, when double, ,"q mrs h|
an out netted them three ,tn1ie i y
sixth inning, Whalinss 1S'I 19SIsrJ
second double, an error y
za-.1.,..a ar Following gallI
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Score by innings
r,Isr,IanS .-..o % O o I o . o 30 ~
Wow York ............o I o. o 1 0 o 0 Ga
summary Errors-olAon. HsrtEsli stumpt t3).
Two base h.ls-Graney. Jackson, Daniels. Chase,
M.dkift (zl. HaTtzell ThFceb base bh-Lelfyoit
Sacrifice bIts-Chspman. Ryan. Turner, Cree:
Fisher Double piays-John.ton. Chapman and
Johuston: swceueg and Midkin; Johnston and
Chapman Bases on balls-on steip. s; Off Fish.
or . Struck out-By steip. g. by Fisher s.
Lot: on bnsee-Clopeland. 81 New York. 8. Time
OF sone-S hours minutes. Enthusiastically
aud McGreeyey.
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BosToN-p

Detroit .s................o o o -
Summary, Errors-vitt. Moriarty. Two -baae
hit-Veach ThTcc"bsse hits-Gardner. Crawford
Hits-or ged'cnt In innings. off Foster
IN inning. Sacrifice hlts-MornritY and
fiontoau. Stolen basos-Crawiord Hcnrikson.
LET, or hnsc,-Hos.ou. =; Detroit. 8. Bases on
pitchcr--By Bsdicn, (Moriar,yl. Struck out-ey
Willeit, 6: by Dedjent. Q Passed ball-Cady
Wild pitch-Willott Time OF game hour 70
minutes. UWpTcS-D!necn and Hart
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BUTTE

Summary. Three-base hYt-DemaEEio.
Left on bases-Butte Z, Great Falls Z.
Sacrifice hit-FaY. Double play-Ka fora
TO Levy. Struck out-By Kallo 7. by
Williams 6. Bases on balls-Off Kallio
5. Wild pitch-Wiliams Time OF game
hours Umpire-LaroCquc.
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Score Is Tied.

Two singles, q double md a stolen base
gave Salt Lake two more in the sixth and
three singles brought one over in the
seventh. Rohan retired from the rubber
and lreckal went in from shortstop,
Dashhach going from right field to short.
and WeIcher going into right field
Changnons error. two singles and A
double netted Salt Lake three runs In
the ninth. tviuS the score. l3 to H.
Each inning after that presented a
tense situation. and either team could
have Won out with the slightest trick
ef luck II was njp and tuck without
q score until Salt Lakes half OF the four
teeutli. and the fans were then expecting
the game to be called on account of
darkness In the final frame. Spencer.
who had replaced Bauer In right field.
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Ba,toi FOR Lavender IN the Ie7,ols =
ran for Meyers In ;hs sseoas
fBstted for M:rqu,rd iu lie sl,,,
Score by inniugs-
,iN'eD '''s-'s'.-s.,....b 16fsrs.
40" iork '..',.........5 io.Iifg
summary: ET-ors-Min.7. ps.l,, o.
q. Cheney, Doyle. Mycrp. A,rr,s +
Flrrt osse on errors-N.@ Yon. 1: c.,r
T"o-oase h!ts-PheIau. FIe.eh,r r,,,. 4.
man, Mcrkle. Thres-bas. hlts-ss,,-
Homo run-Lcach. Sacrifice h,,,-rs,s-
Iay Archer. Stolen base.-DaJls m q.
Phelsn. Left on bases-Nsv Yort - =
.. Double play-Wilson and g,rs,,
oalls-of Harquard. 2: of casosr T.. -.
5, Pierce. 2. Struck out-By YI,s5rs +
hrues, 4. by Cheney. q: By LsyssIsT T = !.
pitrhor-By Lavender FIetrhs w.
Herklc). wild pltch-Laundtr. EIa-os ,
guard. II In siI innings: of Aus1 II
innings. OH Cheney. . In ous bplcf. -
In the second); off Lavender. 9 IA m, -
OF! Pierce. IN Two iunlnSt. iius d r
. hours 80 minutes. UnpIre4-Kl,u ri -
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tBatted for Fiddler In the ninth.
Score By innings
Helena .-...........,.s,-.0 So
Ogden ..................,.o o 90
summary: Tvo-base hts-Moorehesd, Kelly,
Stolen bases-ousloy. Thompson. Sacrifice hit
ClYnes. Struck out-BJ Ames. I; by Fiddler, 9.
Runs ohtted iu-By Kelly. ouigey. Left on boscs
Helena. I: Ogden, .. Timo OF game-I hour ~
minutes. Umpro-WriEht
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., $50 Main street. Exclusive
photo desiers. (Advertisemeat.)
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Southern League

At New oricsns-chatnnooga. So; New Or
leans OIL
Al Moblc-MobiIe. .: Nashville. g.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4. Montgomery g.
AZ Mcmphis-Atlanta. 7. Memphis. s.
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Western League

~ Wichiis-Omahs. H: wichita 5
Al Lipcoln-S,. Joseph. 7: Lincoln. :.
~ Topeka-SIoux City. I; Topeka. T.
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Northwestern League

vietorls, 3; Portland. 1.
Vancouver. q. Seattle. 4.
Tacomn. 3; Spokane, Q. Twelve inuinEs)
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IBstted for Brennan 10 The eigsh
Score by innIngs- ~,
Plttsbure .,.,s. ,,.ss...'s
Philadelphia .,..n....s.o
Summary; Errors-v!oy. Byrae HIr
Ian. Doom. TSo-baSe hie-A,n 4
Wagner. P. Miller, Home run,sl11
orr Mayer. IN four md tvo-hlnsf 49, ~
Nelson. 10 two nnd one-thlrd ihHisn, =
1an, n two inuing1. stosn -
Kelly. Viox, Fsskert, Assee- ys.s
Hendrix, Wagner and J. Nillei, nn'1
and Luderus. Left on eesesIruu,,As5i. -, -
dpelhln. 10. Bases on peili.yn u....s- 4
ofr Warer' 2: OIL Nelson. 1: of s-s., y
Sv pJ,sse--by Mayer kelly: s.'a ~.
Gsrdriy :; by Mnysr. 3. Passed -
Timc OF game hours 5 mluus-- oa'
nan and Eason.
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'Ba,;od fo- Ryan 10 tho fifteenth.
IRan for Lajoie In tho fifteenth
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MISSOULA.
SALT LAKE CITY.

"Batted for Welcher In the eleventh.
ssOne out when winning run was
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'Battcd for Nelson In the BcTean
iBstted for Brennan 10 the eigs'h

totals 81 fi1r Il Totals II ~
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-06-12

We call attention this week to our advertising columns. It will pay you to give them careful peru sal. This much must be admitted in favor of the advertiser. He wants your business, he comes in to the open to bid for it, he puts his prices down in black and white where you can see what they are, he gives you his name and number and you will find him at the door ready to welcome you. The gen. erous advertiser is invariably the generous fellow. He bubbles over with enthusiasm and when you meet him you feel like you had come in contact with an invigorat- ing breeze right from the sea. The advertiser must be given credit for being a pusher and this IS further attested by the fact that among the fellows, who, in 'lifes race" got there. he numbers nineteen to one compared to the fellows who meet land seekers train to cop out here and there a prospective buyer whom the advertiser has brought into the country, or who sends small boys to stand before the doors of the advertises to turn the crowds into his own doors. The advertiser indeed is the Siamese twin to the fellow who followed the biblical instruction and is not afraid to cast a little bread upon the waters.