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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Maternity WILL
hack UP AUTHORS
:;d.nt of Organization
8. Commissions Rule
w;ll Be Disregarded.

!. vopK. Sept. S0.-Baseball players
-.ns articles for newspapers on the
T,,orld's series will have the sup
-t,,h. Ba aseball Players Fraternity,
snnoinced today by David Z.
,,,sdcnt OF the organization, Fnltz
statement regarding the rule laid
~ the national commission prohio-
-,sv.re NJ the competing teams from
~ an the cha mpionship games or al
& their names to be signed TO aru-
4 rtlen by others.
!. do not pass upon the status OF
',.yer-author. as in our opinion that
z. -osts entirely With the player and
..r itself" said President Fultz. re-
~ ,he fraternlty's attitude iowa rd
Hs ,,nroI commissions rule. But II
arnort should become necessary to
nnp OF our members TO carry out
p,,srf into which he has had per
usSt to enter and into which another
uttered with him in. good faith we
y back him up to the limit.
- characterized as 'aosurq all tax
he series would be called off II
Z.srs refused 10 iioeo 'iiS "a" "oo'
4 s6orts as writer's.
e.,,,,nde of the players toward tho
,iII he taken UP Monday. when the
"A commission meets here 10 COM
engagements for the worlds SER
l.,. NJ the New York club an
"a that they have returned $4,000
ss<ans who sent the money to buy
n. n the cha mplonshlp games. I'm
N. y,les no mail orders for tickets
,~ he honored. and woludbe pur-
~ must await their turn at the
The appl!ca tions came from all
~ the country. John Il. Foster.
-,,ry OF the New York club, said In
'inus point TO an attendance of 10000
"a Al rhc opening game here next
IN II the weather is fair;
nj Constans, secretary OF the Pitts
National league club and represen-
al the national commission, ar
4 here today.
'6sr visiting the headquarters OF the
York club he issued tonight the fol-
~ statement rela ting TO press reser-
nd al the Polo grounds and Shtbe
for the world series games;
Nr Consians urges upon all out-of-
m newspaper men VINO INTEND
<ding representative tp illc NOiti >
IA 10 send their application in i'm
%sfately TO William J, Macbeth OF
8 New York American, New York,
n JoEeph J. McCready OF the Phila-
lrhIa Press, Philadelphia. in regard
ftssryatons II is absolutely nee
aYy that this be attended TO at
y as arrangements for press res
rsiors must be made without fur
q delay,
Constans explained arrangements
riding raIn checks. In case the game
|h started is postponed before the
alton four and half innings have
= played. rain checks will be given
IGNORED for admission on the next
when this game will be played In
une city. In case of postpone
md Eles tie regulation four and a half
'dnE. With The score tie, II Will con-
|uie q ltszl game and the schedule Will
: I11cEti GU, accordingly. with the next
re faysd In the other city. In case
eais are not opened for a certain
tbs players will remain in the same
Until that game is played, the regu-
15fsis applying II the playing off
Y game Is necessary 10 decide the
- he national commission will de-
- which city shall witness the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Women Play for Title.

MONTREAL Sept. 3c.-Thrco visiting players
won thoIr games today IN tho first round OF
tho tournament for the Canadian womonu golf
championship the linke Of the Royal Montreal
Golf club. Miss durlol Dodd; the present Eng
ilsh title holder. easly defeated Mn. Burma OF
Toronto. six up and four to play; Miss Gladys
Ruvouecroft. former champion Of England won
from Mlss Cox OF Toronto, up and five
10 play. and Miss Mabel Harrison defeated Miss
Edith Bnuld OF Halifax two up and one to play.
Lady sybil Groy OF England fnilcd 10 appear and
Miso Foronce Harvey OF Hamilton by do
fault. Mn. P H. barlow, tho American cham
Non was et her best having recovered from
her sceming nervousness shown the first day OF
The tourney. sho eliminated Miss Crystor Of To-
ronto by scvon up and siI To play.
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ATHLETIC MANAGER,
LONG LOST" RETURNS

Bob Fcrron. athletic manager OF the
University OF Utah. who has been "lost'
for SO long. returned to the campus yes
terday and was warmly received by the
coach. who has been much concerned
over the failure of the deliberate man
ager TO come back to the old college.
Ferron has been working all summer
with the United States geological sur
vey in northern Idaho and returns with
more experience and more money than
ne knows what to do with,
Indeed. II is good that he has returned,
because the coach Is finding II necessary
TO spend all the time he has In the
preparation OF his men for the big alumni
game, which is to be played Saturday.
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WOMEN TAKING ACTIVE
PART IN FIGHTING

VIENNA. Sept. 3O.-Women are taking
an active part in the fighting In Albania
according TO dispatches received here
from Avlona the Albanian capital. Many
fought shoulder to shoulder with their
husbands sons and brothers during the
street tlghting at Dibra on September 23.
when 1900 Seryians were killed and 200
taken prisoners.
The women OF the Greek race in south
ern Albania are also displaying Very
warike spirit At Koritza which is held
bv the Greeks, sixty girls have formed
themselves Into company which is
drilled by Greek non commissioned
officers
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z. O. Brown Beats Ridge.

NEW YORK. Sept. So.-"Knockout' Brown.
the East Side lightweight, made HIS first ap
pcaranoo In local ring ninco hiS return from
The Pacific coast. and had tho better OF Danny
Ridge In a tcD-rouOd bout tonight. Ridge did
superior work In the first three rounds. Brown
went TO the floor from hard right 10 tho
law In tho first round. but was up Immediately
After tho third round Browns experience told and
mo ou,fouEht Ridgo In tho next six rounds. The
tenth was evon. both trying hard for
knockout. They weighed in tho noghborhood OF
1876 pounds Battling Lcvlnsky OF Phlladcl
phIs gave a bad beating TO Jack KoatinE o!
brooklyn throughout their tcn-round go, Levin
sky weighed iS5 poundn. conccdns twenty-five
mounds TO his opponent.
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)ARDMEN MAKE GOOD
SCORES WITH RIFLE
'hl 10 The Tribune.

fal 10 The Tribune.
ppNT PLEASANT. Sept. 30.-In the
rife shoot held here yesterday by
en OF company G. y. G. u. for
money offered by the authorities
or record OF eligibility for a trial
ne Camp Perry team OF next year,
||elowlng scores were made:
~ Lieutenant j. NJ. Boyden, 206
~ Thomas Brady. 205: Peter Lin
W second lieutenant. 100: Corpora
acCanahan. lS5, A. McIff. liz;
Hpn Linberg. liz; Lloyd Barton, l62,
q acArthur. l44.
rng Tie season closing today the
ing company D members have be-
sxpert riilemen: Sergeant Ben r.
'as. .56, First Lieutenant J. NJ,
20; Sergeant Soren Nielsen. PIT
Thomas Brady. 2l5: Second
asns George Christensen. 212; Pri-
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HIGH SCHOOL MEN ARE
GIVEN HARD WORKOUT

with n. A Callahan and Fred Fennesscy Ia
asset Coach Henry Richardson. the prospective
football candidates wero yesterday put through
fast practice. Tho coaches working hard
and homo to find tho In fair shape for the
tirst game.
Tho side institution will play tho alumni
team tomorrow instead OF Saturday was
frat planned. The players expect tough game
md from all Indications will have the battle
OF thoir lives.
The Boys Athlotic association will hold meet
Ing for the election OF directors today. Talks
will bo given by Eovernl members OF the fac
ulty and by the coaches Tho meeting will be
held during the school lunch hour.
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Crimson Works in Secret.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 3o.-Thc Harvard
varsity football squad won't bohInd closed gates
for secret practice today. Tho date OF this secret
preparation IS the earliest sncc football has boon
played at Cambridge. Tho varsity eleven today
presented what Is regarded itH strongest back
field whom HardVi"k Brlclloy and Mahao linod
up Hordwick became available 10 tho eleven
today for tho first timc. having pnrscd the esami-
M tlons which determined his eligibility.
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Great Western Results.

sEpALIA Mo. Sept 5o.-Flyo heats were, nee"
cssary 10 decide tho 2.o7 pace; the noot Inter
here today. which by Desslo y Tho
,breo lcadcrs came IN 10 cIoueIy bunchod In the
,inai hont that tho tudgcs had difficulty In scpa-
rntIng thom. Summaries.
s:24 trot-Miss omar won, copra do ORC second.
u.iIjo MoGrogor third. Best timc. 2i5tE
s.oT paoe-ncssio q. won. j. Hatch second.
capItola thiyJ. Best timc. 2;osn.
5.,n irot-Johu Kirby won. Glen onward and
stolnwarth divided second and third money. Best
tlmc, 9:i5k
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louisville Entries.

By International News Service
Frs, rnce five aud hall I'S Isd~ In
ren .n. pronzo wing Ii2; Nantura. IrideHcenoe'
IoS: Ia LADY Moouet Breakdown no'io' TaV0i'r"
S.o,a ,sc, ak furlongs--Brigs BROTHER. es
Leo ''sI sEoluy io7; Little Ncphow' 12s; o'o Ben
los; Raiph. iiv , turlonrs-Marc c., 1903: GroH-
,,rnr rn,'' ,6S. white ios Cash on Delivery los
wSyanoke. 1o5: Irish Gentlensn, Ii' ,,ras-rr,ne,
r,rs.ns 1os: KIohurnc, 10. Floral farE. io'
Duckhorp. 1i6 . tx,.antb-knna Rocd
Fifth race, mile and 80 stnaIs ,ds. How'd,
,qa HawSy ro"0qls iis pltra ioe Annie Sellers Anon
| loo Plinnt: o,nW; III; and ocventy yards-sTrova,o
~ s'Skm Innry Gcadep I0s: T. " Green, 1908 Wor,a %
W. Wonder io7 Sam IIirScn. ioi' RaV'na'' ''S
| Raph Tho Grader, 1oI 80,
| sAnprenticn allowance cloifnr"'
| Weather clear; trnck good
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Much Honor for Brewers,

MII,WA uKEE Sept, 30.--Several thou
sand fans" crowded about the union sta :
tion here today and noisily welcomed
home the Milwaukee team. winners OF
the association pcnnant, the first pennant
ever won by n Milwaukee team, The
members OF the team were taken into au-
tomobilcs and led parade OF automo-
bilcs. carriages and pedestrians about the
downtown districts. a big banquet In
honor OF the team Will be held Thursday
night.
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nishing record Of serious blood
eaily brought TO our atten-
<'l--4 MOST not all thesc startling
"A Souid be avcrted wcro the blood
nea and purified in advance by
fSul remedy known everywhere
row people realize how quickly
a an becomes infected with the
tons. ierments from undleested
rrNpaoon and inactive kidneys.
ap'oms are fever. thirst. eIcit-
hsi. SKIN followed by rash. and
uhs saIlons wrongly diagnosed as
Wizoning. THE condition is al
In all climates and -
ssseome By the action OF 8. 8, S,
Ir,ss Who act hastily from vio-
m a,e simply suffering from the
t,,r POISONED blood. produced by
rl I. iaasstion. ~ But by far the great
sIs daily danger from bruises.
M. 1no scratch Of o. rusty nall,
LpnsI, polson!ng and the house ny
Dinhss me germs OF Typhoid. Ma
- 4Anorln and other malignant
|-3ito.,- properties or S, 3 -.
"a h,nw just as essential TO well
a tSn n5 are the nutritivc prop
4 ne meats, grains, fats and
N. sr daily food. And II you vii
nras,& & s. In mind and get youl
sa, inc dominating influence Of
1,S ~ WIN not only drive out those
E,sat at cause Rheumatism. Ca
hlcrS Pirnples. Boils and thir
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1sd MN Mn that can come only from
mpt anything else in place O
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,hItS : VI those who would sacriAc
tsis,rs. 70 make an extra profit.
s bus s. !. no minerals. no crude drugs
HI sa sue most beneficial botanicn
ma ~, az De sure and get $. S.
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p,aver Must Make Good,

CINCINNATI. Sept 5o.-Tho National baseball
coumIssion rcfuscd today tho claim OF Richard
L. Guy against tho Washington club for s5oo
CIV claimed that amount for recommending
lnv thut II should bo paid when Shaw mado
good Tho commission holds that the claim iu
not enforceable until tho PLAYER makes good
rion TINT Il would he ready TO settlc when Shaw
demopstratcd his ability 10 hold his own In
ma ,or League company.
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Penn Captain Out.

PHILADELPHIA. sopt. 3o.-Tho University Of
Pennsylvania football team Will limo up usaiuG,
Franklin and Marshall Franklin field tornor
row minus tho services OF CaptaO Young. star
haltback. who Is in the hospital suffering with
n badly swollen foot Ho was sent thorc today
when II was feared that blood poisoning woud set
In as result Of IN abrasion caused by wearing
La tight shoe In Saturday. game. He Is not
pcctcd 10 DO out Of the hospital for several
q
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GOPHER RIGHT HALF
OUT THROUGH MISHAP

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept 3O.-M Bcrmnn
who played right half against South Dakota
In last Saturdays game. tho nrst accident
victim in the Minnesota football squad. While
In a hard Errmmage today, plorman'H shins were
for the next two three days.
Coach II. l. Williams put tho Gophers through
the hardest practice of tho season far this
afternoon. Ralph Capron, former star OF tho
Minnesota team. assisted
II was announced that tho pointing UP for the
big conference rnmes Will not boEin until after
tho game with Lincoln. October IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
MGURRIN ATTENDS
BANKERS CONVENTION

Charles McGurrin, OF the Salt Lake Sc
curIty & Trust company who left about
ten davs ago for business trip IN the
East. is this week attending the conven-
ton of American bankers in Boston. He
is delegate to the trust company sec
ton OF the convention.
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Naval Prisoners Pardoned.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-About
twenty-five general courtmartial pris,
oners from the navy and marine corps
may assume duty with their commands
in consequence of Secretary Daniels
decision to exercise clemencv in their
cases. All were convicted of desertion.
The leniency extended was because
their conduct had been excellent.
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million To Meet Cllristie.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. 3o.-Jaok Dillon.
,ocni claimant TO tho middTcwolght boxing cham
nIonshlp and Gus Christie OF Milwaukee wore
todny matched 10 box ton rounds In Tcrre
Unuto I'D botwccu October and 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
FAVOR|TES WINNERS
ON GRAND CIRCUIT
Three First Choices Go
Through; Columbus Stake
Taken by Cheeny.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. ao.-Pro-
nounced favorites in three pacing races
on the Columbus Grand Circuit pro-
sramme were winners today, but the CO.
iambus stake for 2;os trotters did not go
70 The favorite, Robert MilroI, Cheeny.
the Texas mare, won the latter event
after the first heat had been taken by
the s-year-old mare, Rythmell. Each
heat was trotted under 2:07 and the fast
est was In 2;05t. Rythmell was dis
tanced In the third heat
Directum l and Frank Bogash. Jr., did
not meet. though both were eligible TO
INC board OF Trade stake which the East
view PAGER won handily in straight
heats. His best time was 2:021 and was
ord.
Frank Bogash. Jr.. was raced In the
Arch City stake, the feature OF which
was the contest for the place between
Del Rey and Foote Prince. In the final
neat, Driver Murphy did not slow Frank
Bogash, Jr., down nearing tho finish and
his PAGER took new mark, 2:02!
Great Scott won the 2.16 pace In
straight heats Driver George Kygcr,
after placing Polly Ann twice. was un-
seated and the relns assigned to Charles
Valentine. After the change, the mare
finished third. as the 3-year- old Homer
Baughman rushed along the pole and was
second TO Great Scott,
Summaries:
Board Of Trade stake 2:o7 pace, three In five.
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Continue English Stroke.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 20.-The
so-caIled English stroke will be continued
by the Yale crew during the next year.
and w, Averill Hartman, mead coach last
season. win agin continue In that capaci-
tv. assisted by ] o, Rodgers, a former
head coach. Young Hartman. who Is
a son of the late Z. II. Hartman: has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01

Mccormick & Co., bankers will have
particular pride in all "charter do
positors" of the savings bank. which
opens today, regardless of the size Of
the deposits. This is a good day TO
begin saving advertisement, }
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Murphy Beats Baldwin.

BY International Sows Service.
BOSTON. Sept 30--Eddio Murphy OF South
| Boston defeated Matty Baldwin OF C6ariestown In
tho main bout OF dozen roundn at tho Atlas
A. 4. tonight. baldwin was badly marked around
tho facc wbilo Murphy loft tho ring uuscathcd
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Floods in Spain.

MADRID. Sept. 30,-Torrentiol rains
are falling throughout Spain. Great dam
age 10 crops and property is reported;
railroad and telegraph lines have been
destroyed. rendering cominunica ton dif-
ficult Urgent appeals FOR aid have
reached the ministry of the Interior FROM
many inundated villages and towns.
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Many Persons Drowned

rife rainstorm which ragged for twelve
hours has spread death and ruin through
out this city Fourteen persons are
known to have been killed and thirty In
iured and there are many missing.
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The Midway attra actions were all opened
yesterday They include the usual ls
OF side shows each with a vociferous
barker, The center OF attraction Is al
exhibition of real man-eatlng cannibals
from the South Sea islands. There 1:
tractive. especially TO the children.
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Gavigan Knocked Out.

I q! INTERNATIONAL Now3 Service.
AKRON. Sept 30.-Tommy Uavigan sot CIovc-
| lnOd knocked ont In the eleventh round here
tonight by George Chip OF Now Castle, Pa. aGtor
ten rounds OF fart fighting
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Mccormick & Co, bankers, will have
particular pride in all "charter de-
positors" Of the savings bank, which
opens today. regardless Of the size of
the deposits. This is q good day to
begin saving. advertisement
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PERSONAL

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Iy guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some
of the louge-t, most obstinate abnormal
pain or interference with work: mall
$3.50 Double strength. 81. Or. B. P.
Southfngton Remedy Co., kansaa City.
no. OILS
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER & CARRIAGE co.
a. Illlngworth, manager. Phone Wa
satch 420l. fl43o
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LOST AND FOUND

~~~-~-~-----o~~~-~-o~~~
LOST--S. p. l. A. e s. L. r. r. TICK
Ell, Saturday night. Return to Ken
meth Trice, Hyland 944-W. f4666
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Japanese Deported.

HONOLULU, Sept. 30.-Nincty- three
for Japanese, were issued today by Rich
ard l.. Hulsey, chief inspector OF tho I'M
migration bureau hero. and arc being
served as rapidly as possible The en-
forcemcnt OF this order means abolish
ment of the redlight district IN Honolulu.
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With a bill that is headed by bevy
OF the prettiest and shapiest girls in vau-
deville. all Of them expert swimmers and
opening OF It's special conference.-the week
programme Of popular priced vaudeville.
Lottte Mayer or September Morn as
She is known now, is one OF the finest
swimmers In either tho east or west. and
she comes at the head Of q troupe OF div
Ing girls who will all be seen In a big
glass tank on the Pantages stage.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

The Saint Mary's Mining company.
corporation. Principal office FOR the
state OF Utah, room S31 Judge building,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that by reso-
lutlon OF the board or directors of the
Saint Mary's Mining company. duly con-
sldered and adopted on the 18Th day pf
September. 1913, an assessment OF two
(2) cents per share was levied and as
sessed on the outstanding capital stock
of said corporation. payable Immediately
sol Providence building. Duluth. Mnne-
sofa
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 20th day OF
October 1918, will be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment Is made before. will be
sold at 33I Judge building. Salt Lake City,
Utah on November 90. 1913, to pay de-
linquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale. PAUL Nj T. THOMPSON.
Secretary the Saint Marys Mining
company. sol Providence building. Duluth.
Minnesota. 1861
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIAL.
Service Commission OF the Episcopal
Church In Utah:
A meeting Of the members OF the above
commission will be held at i54 East First
South street on Thursday, October 10th,
1918, at S y. m. To take the necessary
steps to incorporate the commission and
to transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting
(Signed) w, Il, BuLKELEY.
Dated la-ll9l3. Secretary.
gl1
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCRER'S
g q 8 O Fri q
CLEANING AND PRESSING

LADIES' AND GENTS ALTERATIONS:
high class hand pressing; work guar
anteed w. 2nd South. Was. 2077.
f2S74x
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close at the Salt Lake theater with two
performances, one at 2 o'clock and the
last at SIS tonight The play has made
big hit. stop Thief" one OF the best
crook plays. will be presented at the Salt
Lake theater state fair week for three
nights and Saturday matinee, beginning
Thursday, October 2.
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Exhibition Games

TOLEDO. Sept sO.-Exhibl,lon game
scores: r, II. T..
ST Louis Americans. ns......,.,...0 3 0
Toledo association ......,..,.,..1 5
Batteries-Baumgardn Mitchell and
Crossn: George and De Foght.
TOXIC Sept. 30.-The MelJi university
baseball team today shut out tho visit
Ing nine OF the University Of Washing
ton Seattle. Score: r. Fl L.
melll
COLUMBUS. o. Sept 30,-Cipoinnati Nationals
defeated The Columbus American Assoc atlon team,
today by score OF 10 o. r. ". L.
CINCINNATI ]
Columbus 90. ..,.,..............s..0 0
BattoricS-FOckard, Davenport and Blackburno.
Davis. Cook and Murphy