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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
WELSH HAS PLAN TO
GAIN CHAMPIONSHIP

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept 17,-FreddIe
Welsh, British lightweight champion,
proposes to shadow box himself into the
worlds championship here next Saturday
afternoon. the day lie was to have fought
Willie Ritchie for the latter's title Hav-
ing disposed of his imaginary opponent
Welsh said today he Will demand
Ritchie's forfeit proclaim himself world S
champion and set In motion legal ma
chinery 10 obtain damages from Richie
for several rcmuneratiye matches Welsh
declares he has lost through waiting for
the champion.
This is the British boxers announced
programme for Saturday;
Weigh in al 12:15 l.. m, al 1G5 pounds;
hop through the ropes at the ar2ne an
hour later; shadow fight an ina ginaIy
Ritchie; land an imaginary knockout:
declare himself worlds champion; vsi!
his lawyers and make Il claim for tho
S250o forfeit E1urcy.
Ritchie'S forfeit was posted as a check.
on which he stoppel payment before he
left for San Francisco.
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EXCITING STRUGGLE
GOES IS INNINGS
Minneapolis and Columbus
Fight to IL Tie; Minnie
Now Tops League.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept 1T.-In
one OF the greatest games ever played
IN this city Columbus and Minneapolis
battled this afternoon to en- eighteen
inning. i to l tie
Joe Lake, who has but recently been
acquired from the Detroit team. pitched
tho entire game for Minneapolis and was
in wonderful form. Cook started for the
Columbus team. but was taken out In
the fourth inning. Perry, who relieved
him, pitched great ball and shared honors
with Lake.
Columbus scored their one run In the
first inning. Shelton was safe at first on
Altizer's low throw and stole second
Hinchman sacrificed him to third and he
scored Perings single over second
For seventeen innings they were
blanleed,
sixth inning. Smith got base on balls.
but was forced at second by Tannehill.
Gerber, In an attempt to complete
double play, threw Wild to first and Tan
the score with a hot drive to center.
scoring Tannehill By tying this game
while indianapolis was taking two from
Milwaukee. the locals went into first
place by one point
Milwaukee had been in the lead for the
cha mpionship for some time. and at one
time had such commanding advantage
that the victory was all but conceded to
the Wisconsin team. Minneapolis, which
won the honors last season. began to gain
recently. while Milwaukee lost repeat
edly.
Including today's games, Milwa ulsee
has won ninety and lost sixty-two and
has twelve more games to play. Min
nea polls has won ninety-two and lost
sixty-three. having only nine contests
left,
While Columbus. with eighty seven
games won and sixty-seven lost, still ha
a possible chance of winning the cham
pionship, and Louisville with eishty-four
won and sixty eight lost might by n rare
chance be contender, the race appar-
emily Will be close between the two lead
20. Milwaukee and Minneapolis have no
more games scheduled with each o+i1cr.
Neither has any more games OF home
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Havre De Grace Entries.
: international News Service

By International News Service.
First race five and half turlorgs-sllye
Moon Montcnm. Capt. Elliott, l02: Coming Coon
Moucriot. Sir Deurnh, ITO, Flammarlou. los
Yeughce. G Grenldn, 1o7.
Second race five furlonga-ovntion. Korfhnge
III; Alice X no. GoteuB. 49, bndy Grant
Charles Cannel lie. Elnnhdi ia; Thclma J.,
Beaupcrc. 307: Athletic Girl, 105.
Third race. milo md sovopty yards-In-
prcssion Star Gnge. 100; DR.. Ducnnor. 1on. GuJ
Fisher, lo5 Roybourue, 1lO: Bob R.. az.
Fourth race six fuTlongs-Flying Yankee. Work
ing Lad Azyiade no: Montrossor, lc5; Cencsta,
Ios; Cadeau. JOS; Prince Ahmed. 1is; Scalywas.
lis: Honey Bco. aS: Cliff Edge. lls; Marjorie
A.. il5, Trifer 95
Fifth rncc mfle and seventy yhrds-Daln
gerfieId, o. U. Buster, Ursap Major, Sir Mvcscot,
Potts Nevius. 105; orbed Lad. Top Rock los;
Ralph Lloyd. 9Is Noble Grand. ia; Gates. JOS;
Dorlon, Marchaway. 100 Stontor. los; Little Hugh,
o. Votes o.: Llndbrook. rs
Sixth race five and n half furiongs-Vcre-
tau. Cecilia H.. Garth. Inferno Queen Melville.
lo7: Toy. 1o5: Ford Mai. 1902, Ann Tilly. 81;
Home Crest 1o.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
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rs, , ASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Detroit
NH$ inaugurated It's farewell appear
WV ance OF the season here today
w by taking both games Of a
double header from Washing
ton. 10 / and 4 TO . Bunching Of hits
in two innngs-the fourth in the FIRST
game. and the first in the second-proved
Washington's undoing. Outside OF these
two innings, Detroit failed TO score.
Gallia started on the mound for the
locals In the opener. but was batted hard
and was replaced by Love in the fourth
inning, with one out, after Detroit had
found him for seven hits. one Of them a
triple, By punching four OF their hits
and working the youngster for two bases
on balls in the fatal Inning, the visitors
put four runs across the plate, One
more was scored on Love, who went in
with the bases full
The only run scored against Dubuc was
the result OF a base on balls and A
double.
Detroit jumped on Boehling at the
start OF the second game. Bush and
Bauman hit for singles, Crawford was
safe on an error. and Cobb brought them
all home with a hit for the circuit. Boeh-
ling then settled down and there was no
more scoring. Williams. Detroit re-
cr1iit southpaw. pitched steadily through
out.
DETROIT WASHINGTON.
Efr-g
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Senator'S Slip for Two More;
Boehling is Victim IN Second
Yankees Break Out of Cellar When They Split
Doubleheader With White Sox and
Browns Lose to Athletics.

McInnis. Davis drove In the first run for
his club and started the rally IN the
eighth with another single.
Three players were hurt outnelder
Clarence Walker of ST. Louis had his
forehead split BY running into the left
field blea chers in practice. 1t was neces-
sary To take several stitches in his scalp.
Pitcher Brown of Philadelphia wrenched
his knee fielding grounder in the first
inning. Brown then threw wild to first.
and McInnis. in trying TO make a one
hand catch, collided with Pratt Brown
left the field at once, but McInnls. whose
left arm was injured, remained In the
game until the fourth inning.
Shortstop Bisand, formerly OF Atlanta,
pla yed his first game with st Louis,
while Toner who halls from Kentucky,
made his American league debut as
pinch hitter In the ninth inning and
famed
InIInS- "A
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Lexington Entries.
international News Service.

By International News Service
First race. six furlonSs--Mac TAFT %; o Ills
True Bill wheey. Billy Holder: i0.: James
Dockery IoT: Jack Riogor. Allen BridgcNa;eJ,
Etheda. lcs: Buzz. Traveller, Billy Barnes. La
bold. 1l2.
second race. five and n holf furlonss-Nao-
grane Southern Lad. Francis, 10a, Intermediate.
Doposit. Buck Kcnnon, J. Nolan. John Gund,
Mershrel Ardus. Woodburp, ll2: Little Bcan.
ia
Third race mile-Isahoile Vale 100; .sos-
US. 1o5; 'DeIt loI; ornple. 10; feac: 1i. fBIack
Toney. 1ls
'J. Livngeton entry; tE. R Bradley entry
Fifth racc mile and sl@teenth-Flying
Tom. 100: Z. Steppns Tho Grader, I03: Gowell.
I12; Kloburne. il5,
Sixth race, six furlones-Crlsco. lOc; Hoffman
III: Merrick. liz, High Private. 1l5.
Seventh race mile aud seventy yards
MarBhon 102; Anity. Artiu Art. BaIy She. L.
II. Adar. Katrnc, l0e, Barnard. los; Belle Of
Bryn Mnwr. i08
Weather threatening: trnck allow.
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Make Money En- Route,

No small part OF The money n|
cover the expenses Of the TIP
picked up at the various cltle<
United States TO be visited By q
before they reach Vancouver z
Sox and tho Giants will carry a
actions I'm the persons OF stars
ma jor league teams, and fans o.
les where the tourists will phy.
pected TO turn out strong.
Nineteen OF these games na|
booked prior TO yesterday and no'
Blue Rapids. Kas.. a hustllng to'
Topeka, asking that the teams !!
contest there. President ComlfI
agreed TO give the Blue Rapids
society the game desired.
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COLORED PUGILISTS
DRAW AT EUREKA GO
Special TO The Tribune.

OF ST. Louis and Harry Wallace Of Los
Angeles. both colored, fought twenty
rounds to draw here tonight Neither
man outpointed the other and II would
Roberts To have awarded the bout to
either of the fighters. Both men fought
from the drop OF the hat. and the ex-
hibition was one OF the prettiest ever seen
in this vicinity. Not a drop of blood was
drawn and neither Williams nor Wal
lace was noored for any part of the
count
Both men weighed in early In the after
noon at i6S pounds. Joe Clarke OF this
city challenged each or the lighters to a
bout at 16S pounds. TO take place at some
date in the near future. More than 500
nchl fans Witnessed The contest
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"MAD LOUIS" lTALl
AUTO RACER, XII

NORFOLK. Neb., Sept. u i,f
Manehetti. the Italian autoinos1, autp1nr.
who won the speed cna,np'os'
south America In 1902 lsIy "a
was instantly killed here tnls ~
In the second race OF me Nu.'
Festival meet. Manghetti 5 ca
ON a curve. throwing Mangnes4
long to the outside of the tracH'
ing his neck. ,. f., whic
II was a pursuit race, ~ S NJ
who has been known as MSd ne H.
three continents. because ol mS
wns m swinging around the han "a m. =
AZ terrific speed wheD the aScius sse
CURED. He was 80 years ri q"
widow lives In Richmond. va.
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RETAIL CLERKS MEET
FRAMPTONS SUNDAY

The Framptons, winners OF the Trolley
league 1918 pennant. are practicing hard
Tor the game with the Retail Clerks at
Lucas field next Sunday afternoon Ev.
erythnS is in readiness and both clubs
look for close contest
The game Will be for the city cha mpion-
SHIP and should bring out a large crowd
as both clubs are we'll known here and
have large number of hackers.
The Clerks VIII use Coleman, the old
Will perform for the "Pharmies."
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Home Visitors Excursion East.

In effect October %. November %,
81, December 60 %, from Ogden and
Salt Lake City, TO Chicago. $3.50;
Minneapolis-St. Paul, $3.50: good for
return ninety days from date of sale.
Diverse routes and stop-overs. For
further particulars address c., A.
Walker, general agent, 81 Main street
Adv~tirsmsnt)
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VETERAN HARRY Wis
is FACTOR IN VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA Sept 17.-BattlnG
rallies in the sixth and eighth innings
gave Philadelphia victory over ST Louis
today. 10 g. Manager hickey assumed
command OF the st Louis team this
afternoon.
Harry Davis. the veteran first base
man and former manager Of Cleveland,
got into the game through an injury to
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Summary: ErroTs-Nuetin. Blsland. Mitchell.
Collins. Brown, Two-base hits-shotton Baker.
Walsh. Three-bnse hit-Dnlcy. Hts-Off Brown,
tnoue out In the flrsD; off Pennock 1 IN two
innings, off Houck. 3 In six fonings; OFF Bush.
nonc IN one Inning; off Mitchell 12 IN seven and
one-third Innings; of Baumgardnor, 2 In two
thirds or Inning. Sacrifice tly-Covtnston.
Stolen base-Colns. Left on baaes-st Louis
4; Philadelphia c. First base on balIs-Off
Honck. First base orrory-St. Louis 2;
Philadelphia, ?. Hit by ptchers-By Brown tAus-
'in), by MITCHELL (eaker). Struck out-By Mitch
oil, l; by Baumgnrdnor. /; by Houek. A. by Bush
!, Passed ball-Alexandcr. Time OF game-2
hours. Umpire-IIildebrand.
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Harness Races Postponed.

DETROIT, Sept. 17,-More rain during
the forenoon today made the track even
worse than II was yesterday and early
this afternoon the officials postponed To-
days races until tomorrow,
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Britisher to Fight Ritchie.

LONDON. Sept 17.-"Sapper" O'Neil.
the English soldier boxer. leaves for the
United States on September q 10 meet
Willie Richie IN contest for the light
weight championship
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n Bodies double. Chappclrs single and

on Bodies double, ChappelI's single and
a double steal
New York took the lead again In It's
half OF the third inning on GilhooIey' 8
double, wild throw by Berger and an
infeld out.
New York added another run in the
sixth on Gilhooley's single and steal
PeckiDpa ushs single and a sacrifice fiy
Chicago scored In the eighth on Rus
sell double, Weaver's single and an in
field out Wolter was ordered off the
field in the second game for protesting
decision,
CHICAGo-NEw YORK.
(FlIst Rame.)
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PUT Up MONEY m
TRIP AROUND M
Coniskey and McGrau
Placed $22,4oO u
Steamship Compan,

BY International News serv,c.
CHICAGO. Sept. l7.-one.hs,,
money TO cover the transportat,o.
Slobe-girdling White Soy and r.,..
vancouver TO Port Said hss No.
cred Into the keeping Of ths e.
company. which has contracted /
I5 tourists TO the Far East
weeks ago the first lnstallment-
was paid BY. President Charles
iskey OF the Sox and Manages
McGraw Of the Giants. AT Aero,
Ing OF these baseball men yasta.
other check was written for sli.>
October 10 the third and last rae
S22. 800 Will be made. the total
$4,000, to be applied toward
penses OF the party 10 Port Said
That this colossal undertakjnr
in which a fortune must be eYn.
carry out the plans laid down
promoting forces Is evident from
that both Comiskey and McGmw
prepared to write checks for siO0 n
to defray expenses from Port Sa0
the last laps OF the world tol,y
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Last Lap in Europe.

Advance Agent Bunnell, who
Europe. has attended 10 this d
will have the necessary transpoI
hand before the pilgrims aligft
According 10 information adv,
President Comiskey there VIII
persons In his party when she d
sails from Vancouver Novemb41
New York delegation will nuInber
five. Each tourists fare on the
cUrsion will amount TO al LED
as the officials have estllnated. b
will be countless minor eIpenscI
player making the trip wIn7 b
5000, this amount 10 guarantee
pearance on the ship, but the md
be refunded when the steamer lllI
In the harbor Of Vancouver and
TO sea,
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Western League

A. Sioux City-Denyer S; Sioux CITY. g
Batcries-HaTrs and Tebcr; Boyle. vanu and
Strange.
At Omaha-Topeka, 4. Omaha. 3
Al 81. Joscph-Lin coin st. Joseph game post-
pouod: wet grounds. Doube-header tornorror
AZ Des Moiues-Wichiia. o.. Des Moues g.
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Friends Expected Her to Die.

saved in the fall of 1910 by using
chamberlain S Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy" writes Mrs. Agnes
Booth, Tonawanda. \. Y. 81 was
taken with diarrhoea followed by an
attack Of acute Indigestion Power Of
the pen fails to portray the agonies I
endured. Ny friends expected me to
die, as | had been unable to get relief
for so long n time. This remedy went
cured me in q few hours time . For
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Summary: Erro-p-.Naisei. whteman. Ford.
Two-baae hit.-Fechtnpaugh whitenan (5) Lord.
Sacrifice nietSchalk. Dodie. Stolen bnses-
Chnppeli. Chase. Schalk. Left on bases-New York.
7: Chicago. 10 Double ploy-Gossett. PeckinpauSh
and Goasett. BascS balls-on Pieh. 4: of
Scott. 8. Struck out-By Ford. 2: BY Pieh. l.;
by Scott, I. wild pitch-Pieh Iiits-On Ford
Time OF game hours 10 minutes. Umpires-
Connolly and o'LoughIiu.
gECOND GAME
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kodak Ptct1res Fiuished

Mail lis your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co.. $50 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Ffrst eam0.D

SUMMARY rro-oass hit-LoTe Three-oasc
hit-yesch Hi;s-of, Gallla IN three and
oas-third inninss: off Love 3 in five and two
,hirts innings Double plsy-Morsan TO Mcbride
10 GapdIl. Loft bases-Dctrolt, &: Warrington,
q psser on balls-oR Duouo. Z: off Gallio, :,
Struck ous--Ry Duhuc. !; By Gallla. I: by Love.
e Parsed earl-Ansnith Wild pitch-Gallia.
J. Time OF game hour Is minutes. Umpires-
DInecu and Sheridan.
SECOND GAME.
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fCelled on account o. dsrtnessl
summsry; Errors-Lord. Chase, Berger Will
nems. First base on error-Chicago. l. Tvo-base
his-Bodic. GhooIey, Russell. Sacrifice ny-
Gossett. Stolen baseS-Bodc. Chappei Gilhoolcy
Lett hases-Nev York. 8: Chicago. s. Double
pIny-Zeider and Willams. Bases 90 oalls--or
Fisher. /; off Cicoue. g. or Smith. /. Struck
out-Rr Fisher. 4: By Cicotte. ?. Hts-oN Ci-
cott.. in four innings: Off Smith. 2 In three In
niugs. time % gsme-f hour t3 minutes. UNI
DIrcs-O' Loughlin and Connolly.
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summary: ErTor5-Chapman. Terkes Two
haas ntt--Jacsson Thros-brso hit-1a,cr Hits
or Leonard. 80 eight inpings. ofs voo6
none In one inning Stolen base-Jaavrip por.
BILE pfay-Bates. Laioie ard Johnston Lift ON
osses-Cleveland 4; Bosto1. Z. Bases or balls
or Leonard 3. First bs.s on error-Roston
Struck out-By Faiknnbers. o; by Leonard 9:
by Wood, ? Passed ball-Carisoh. Wild piteb-
Leonard Baik-Leonsrd. Time OF rame-i bor,,
IS minutes Umpires-Evans and Fersuson
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Ray Finishes Well.

Ray began his morning round by get
ting in the rough and losing a stroke on
the first hole. Then he steadied down
and played splendid golf for the remainder
OF the round, with the exception Of four
missed puts, three of them pretty short
ones. He was ont In rs and came home
in 38. His driving was straight and long
and on the thirteenth green he hoied O
55-foot putt for three The next minute
his partner, Jack Hobens, OF Englewood.
hoed his 25-foot putt for a three to the
great delight OF the big gallery that was
assembled around the green,
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American League.
Yesterdays results:
Washington. /. 2; Detroit. s. 4.
New York. 8, 8; Chicago. 9, 2.
Boston. Q: Cleveland. Q.
Phllsdelphia. s; ST. Louis. I.
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SurimnrJ Errors-Cobb. MorEan, WcB1dc,
Booiiifns Tpo-base hii-HeB Bride Throo-bsse me-
-Iouden. Foster, Gapdil. Home run-Cooe Stolen
hssc-@Ilan. Double pisys-BuSh 10 Baunan 10
Onslow Baumsn TO Bush Left on baScs-Dctroit.
g. Washington. T. First base 90 balls-oN-
williams 2: BoehlinE / First base on errors
Detroit I: Washington. !. Struck out-By VII
I'ans q: b. Hoehlns. Z Tine Of game-I hour
40 mi1utes UmpIroa-Dinoeo and Sheridan
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!: q: =: =: g; !: !: &:
ish champion Of 1912, led the fleld
In the second qualifying round His coun-
tryman, Harry Vardon. led yesterday. so
Rays victory OF today makes a clean
sweep for England thus far and when
the Championship proper begins tomorrow
the Englishmen will be top-heayy favor
ties. Moreover, Wilfred Reid, anothe'
English player. tied for second place In
todays round
Better golf was in order today, and
Ray with each OF his two rounds made
In H. made the low mark OF the day-14S
three strokes less than the figure at
which Vsrdon led the field yesterday. Reid
and r G. Macdonald. who tied for sec
ond each, made - in the morning a new
low mark for an 18-hole round; but neither
could do better than 10 in the afternoon,
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Dancing tonight at Majestic pavilion.
Society night. Montgomery band.
(hdrcrtipenent.1
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British Golfers Again
Show Their Superiority
Edward Ray, 1912 Champion, Leads Field in Sec
ond Qualifying Round; Reid Another
Englishman, Ties for Second Place.
BY bud" FisI

In the afternoon Ray began by getting
down a long putt from the edge OF the
first green and finished the first nine holes
In 81 strokes. He came home in 81 this
time, for his second ~ OF the day. on
his second round he lost two strokes
through topped drives. a rare sort OF mis-
take for him
The leading card follows;
Morning round:
Edward Ray. England
Out ----.-.-........ 3 SIS
In ,................. 4 3 1 4 IA
Afternoon round:
In ......... 3554 44s5 4-s7S74E11S
A tie at 1s6 let 36 players into the
championship. all with that total or un-
der qualifying,
Sixty-nine in Field.
AS 39 qualified yesterday, the champion
ship field will consist of 50 golfers.
None of the stars Of the meet failed
to qualify today with the possible ex-
ception of Jimmie Maiden Of Nassau and
Isaac Mackie Of Fox Hill. The present
open champion, j. j. McDermott. was
we'll down on the list with 161. On the
fourteenth hole in the morning he had
peculiar experience. His ball went into
the rough and was found resting on an
other ball lost by a previous player. 1t
was IN such position that to play he
had to hit the other ball first. The anna
teur contingent did well and nearly all
got In. Jerome TraYers had 165: Heinrich
Schmidt and J, G. Anderson each qualified
at 161 and Brice Evans squeezed In at
1853.
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SECOND GAME.

sBss,sd fo- Spencer IN the seventh.
Ipatted for Gideon in tho ninth
.Bsttsd for Boehliug In tho ninth
ssRsn FOR Henry in the ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

sBet.ed for ciootte IN the tif;h.
tran for Esst.ri- IN the iith
tBatted for Smith in tho eighth.
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CHICAGo-NEw YORK.
(FlJst Rame,)

"Rat.ed for Gosse.t In the seventh.
tBstted for Ford 10 Tho seTcnh-
Score By inripgR-
Chicago .................o l o "a
New York ...............o o o-3
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Northeastern League

Portland. o: Seattle. /.
Spokane. s: Vancouver. /.
Tacoma. 5: Victoria. q.
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CLEVELAND

'eettcd for Leonard in the eighth.
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ct. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA.

'Bnttcd for Alexander In the ninth.
Tran FOR Davis IN tho eighth.
.Batted fo- Houck In the eighth.
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~ SOOKLINE, Mass. Sept. 1i.-Brltish
Il y golf continued 10 assert It's smnren-
, 1913-12-17

ST. GROIN T


London, Dec. 15th-In the by-election
for Member of Parliament for South Lanark,
rendered vacant by the death of Sir Walter
Menzies, Liberal Member, Mr.. Watson, the
Uniouist candidate. has been returned by
4,257 votes, Mr.. Morton, the Liberal candi-
date, polling 4,00G and Mr.. Glib, Labourite,
1874 votes. This is the first time a three
cornered contest has taken place in that
Constituency. The Liberals claim a Gov
eminent victory, Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Gibb
being both Home Rulers.
1t is intimared that not a single news
paper will be published in the United King
dom on Christmas Day, not even the
'|Fimes.
Advices from Belfast state that seizures
of arms are being made daily, the largest
being two hundred rifles on board a freighter
from Germany. Most of the seizures are
discarded European army models.
BY the will Of Sir Julius Wernher the
sum Of $3.50 0 pounds has been bequeathed
to the London hospitals.
at a banquet given in his honour by the
National Club, Mr.. Bryce, the late Ambassa-
dor at Washington, did not respond to Sir