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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
DOWNING To REFEREE
RING BOUT TONIGHT
Kelly and Clifford Agree on
Local Man for
Arbiter.
BY BUD !

Everything is in readiness for thO
t"enty-round boxing contest betvs.n
Leo Kelly OF ST. Louis and Jack c,uf.
ford OF Bingham. which takes place IN tho
latter city tonight.
AL Bunker, who is promoting the bout
telephoned to Sammy McClintic, Kelly's
manager. yesterday morning that CIR
ford had picked Hady K. Downing. the
local referee, out OF the list of names
submitted to him and Downing will be
the third man in the ring when the BOYS
step through the ropes tonight.
Kelly took his last workout yestcrda 9
and VIII leave for Bingham on the early
train this morning. so as 10 be there in
time TO weigh in at o'clock this after.
noon. The weight Is 135 pounds, which
just suits both men, and 1t was not nee.
essary to weaken themselves in order tc
make the weight.
Kelly said last night that he was in
the best possible condition and that II ne
didn't bring home the long end Of the
money 1t would not be on account Of
excuses to offer IL he lost.
Clifford sent down word from ri.
training camp in Bingham that be was
| never better In his life and that he fell
said he realized that Kelly was a tough
young fellow who had good punch ir
either hand and could take any amour,
OF punishment, but he said that ne had
put the best Of them down in the pas'
and very few came up again, and hs
felt sure that such would be the case
with Kelly.
A special train FOR the accommodation
Of the fans from this city, Garfield. Mag
ma and Arthur will leave over the Bling
ham & Garfield route from the Oregon
Short Line depot at 7 o'clock and will re-
turn Immediately after the contest.
The preliminary which will be a six
round bout between two local boys, vii
start at $50 sharp and will be followed
Immediately by the main event. so that
the fans from this city will get back ir
ample time to catch a street car foi
home.
Kelly will have as his chief advisers
and seconds ''Kid George" and Sammy
McClintic. Clifford has not selected the
men who will be In his corner.
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SATISFIED
WITH CONDITIONS
Sir Thomas Accepts Agree
ment for Americas Cup
Races Next Year.

RYDE, Isle OF Wight. Sept 1.-THE
signed conditions for the Americas cup
races next year were received today by
Sir Thomas Llpton on board his yacht
Erin. Speaking at a large dinner aboard
the yacht Enchantress tonight. he an
nounced this fact 10 the guests, who in
cluded the competitors and committee
men of the international motor boat
races.
Sir Thomas said that it took nca rly
seven months 10 arrange the contest and
he more than once feared that it would
fall through.
while I personally was always Will
Ing to race under any conditions with
a ninety or a seventy-five-footcr," he
continued. II had to be careful not 10
agree TO terms that would impose any
undue handlcaps on future challengcrs or
boats from this side OF the water. Sew
eral times l was advised to withdraw
the challenge. but 1 stuck to 1t and now
the signed conditions are in my pocket.
II am perfectly satisfied with them. 1t
is true that they do not compel the
the same size as the Shamrock. but
always was convinced that this would be
done
Sir Thomas found assura nee of this in
the announcement that Cornelius Wander
blt, ]. p. Morgan and Frederick G..
Bourne formed the syndicate to build the
defender Three better representatives
OF good, clean sport cannot be found In
the world" he said. They are giving
Herreshoff a pretty tall order, but IL
doesn't scare me-
Sir Thomas expressed the belief that
Nicholson. who is building the Shamrock
", was the finest designer in the world,
and that Burton, who will command the
challenger. knew how to steer to a VIC
tory Nicholson was getting on we'll with
the Shamrock, and although It would be
the first boat built in Great Britain un-
der American racing rules. whereas the
Americans had been building for ten
years. it would be sure to hold its own.
Both the challenger and the defender
under the conditions signed said Sir
Thomas. will be better types OF useful
yachts than the freaks that one formerly
was compelled to send across the At
lantic, and / can say without hesitation
that I have a better chance OF winning
the cup than ever ! had before.
In conclusion. he commended the
craftsmanship OF Americans and his
treatment at their hands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
YALE GOLFERS LEAD
IN INDIVIDUAL PLAY

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE low
est score made in the qualifying round
in the intercollegiate golf tournament for
the individual Championship today was
brought in by j, n. Stearns. third, OF
Princeton, who covered the 1S-hole course
in so.
The results OF the first round of match
play this afternoon show that Yale has
four players. still in the running. Prince
ton two and Williams and Pennsylvania
one each. Harvard and Cornell are COM
pletely out OF it. Summary:
First round:
Stearns. Princeton, defeated Blossom,
Yale 3 up and to play.
Yule. Yale. defeated Prindle. Cornell
l up, 10 holes.
Bishop. Yale. defeated Washburn.
Princeton. up and to play.
Wheeler, Yale. defeated Dennis, Cor
nell, | up
Pierce. Yale. defeated Allis, Harvard,
up and 10 play.
Marshall Williams, defeated Peacer.
Princeton, 2 up and l to play,
Douglas. Princeton. defeated Hyde,
williams, . up and | TO play.
Webster, University OF Pennsylvania,
defeated Fay, Princeton, up and 2
to play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
RICKEY is SIGNED
TO MANAGE BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11,-Branch Rick
ey signed toni ght contract to manage
the St. Louis club of the American
league and will assume charge Of the
team within the next few weeks. The
terms Of the contract were not made
known.
Jimmy Austin. who took charge of
the team when George Stovall was de-
posed as manager, Saturday. will con
tinue TO handle the club until Rickey
joins it in the east Rickey's first move
as manager will be a trip to Cincinnati
TO attend the annual drafting session of
the national commission. Hickey is a
former baseball and football coach Of
Michigan university. In his career as
a major league ball player he caught for
the st. Louis and New York Americans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
RETAIL CLERKS WILL
PLAY BINGHAM SUNDAY

The Retail Clerks held a fast prac-
tice yesterday afternoon in preparation
for the game Sunday at Bingham. 1t
will be the first time this season that
the Clerks have met Bingham and as
Bingham has a very strong nine, fast
game is expected. Fitzpatrick and
Sutherland, who played for the Clerks
last year, will be in the lineup during
the remainder Of this season.
The Clerks will play Brigham City
next Wednesday in that city, when
Peach day will be observed, To close
the season for this year, game for
the city championship Of Salt Lake has
been arranged with the Framptons.
This contest will be played Mt Lucas
field.
Excursion rates will prevail for the
trip to Bingham, Sunday, and large
number of fans is expected to accom-
pany the team. The following players
will make the trip: Sutherland and
Mann, catchers; Barber and Coleman,
pitchers; Johnson, first base; Wieties,
second base; Fitzpatrick, shortstop;
Fitzpatrick. third base; Sowadski, left
field: Gallagher, center field; Book.
right field; Smith, scorer, and Grim
nett, manager.
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field line, scoring Davis Perkins was hit
by foul tip and was succeeded by Pour
roy. Johnson hit TO center, Pendleton
scoring.
Salt Lake got another in the sixth.
Murphy started with a single through
second. He went to second on Dayls's
sacrifice. Schimpff skied and Pendle-
ton came through with a sizzler through
the diamond on which Murphy scored.
In the eighth the visitors put the game
in the cool place. Huelsman led off with
a beautiful triple among the trees. He
scored on MurDhy'S single between sec
ond and short, Davis sacrificed Murphy
to second, and he went to third when
Schimpff hit for an out to Woolums
Pendleton drew a base on balls and stole
second. Both Murphy and Pendleton
were brought home when Johnson drove
a clean single through the diamond and
far Into center,
The home team scored once in their
half of the eighth Jones lived on field
er's choice, when Girplin was forced at
second. He went to third on Risbergs s
two gger and scored on Blausser's sac
rifiCe fly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
RITCHIE is FIRM
ON FIGHT DECISION

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. u.-Light-
weight Champion Willie Ritchie arrived
here tonight from Vancouver, B. c.,
where his twenty. round bout with Fred
die Welsh, scheduled for September 20,
was called off early this week
Ritchic reiterated the charge that the
principal promoter Of the contest has
repudiated signed agreement covering
financial terms, As the Vancouver cap.
italist showed no disposition to reach a
new agreement that would safeguard
the champion IS guarantee of $4,000,
Richie said, he grew weary Of tho un-
certainty and set time limit for his
departure. No attempt was made by
the Canadians TO reopen negotiations
The champion expects TO leave for
New York in few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept. 11.-Johnson had much
the better OF the argument at Glenwood
park today Sinclair was touched for
lust twice the number of hits the home
club got off Johnson, and that, in con-
necton with the somewhat slippery field
ing OF Sinclair's mates. accounts for the
lop-sided score OF 10 2. II should In
reality have been 10 l, for one of the
scores counted for Ogden was pretty
much OF a fluke.
Tonight there was a benefit perform
ance for the Ogden team at the Ogden
theater, where the Arlington stock COM
pany turned over the receipts To the
rlnh
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Salt Lake In Game Once More;
Johnson Holds knights Down
Teams Will Begin Three-Game Series at Lucas
Field Today; League Season Closes
With Sundays Game.

rT1ODAY the Salt Lake and Ogden ball will
in battle Of three game windup The
league will close Sunday that the Salt Lake
of regular baseball nisher
best played anybodys field
Todays game will begin 3 80 O'Clock.
When Falls from Butte yesterday whatever of
Salt Lake 1913 vanished
the of the president Of the league Great
half ahead Of Salt Lake Salt Lake
has only three left play and Great Falls does not have
play four unless they AT least that the
understanding of the So there
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BILL WILL PROHIBIT
PROFESSIONAL BOUTS

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept I1.-Plans
for presenting an anti-prIze fight initia-
tive petition TO the voters OF the state
were completed by the Los Angeles
Church Federation today and copies Of
the petition were prepared for mailing
10 the various religious and social well
fare organizations of the state,
The petition contains copy of the
proposed new bill governing boxing bouts
The bill bars professionals and contains
rigid restrictions for amateur bouts. fix
Ing a limit OF four rounds for any one
contest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
Stanford Man Chosen

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. Sept.
l1.-R. j. Templeton. 'l5. was chosen
today 10 be one of team of Ave AmcrI-
can athletes which Will tour Australia
with the sanction of the American Atb-
letic union, leaving here In November,
1913. Tcmpleton Is an ali-around ath-
lete, especially strong in the high jump
pole vault and hurdles. Others OF the
team will be Klviat and Platt Adams OF
the New York Irish-American Athletic
club. and probably one man from the New
York Athletic club and one from the Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania William I'm
mack, san Francisco newspaper man,
will manage tho team
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PRESIDENT PRESENTS
CREW WITH TROPHY

WASHINGTON. Sept ll-President
Wilson presented today 10 the American
crew, winners OF the GermanAmerican
sender class Yacht race. the Presidents
cup. The ceremony took place on the
south lawn OF the White house and was
attended by practically the entire cab-
net
The president invited the German and
American crews 10 buffet luncheon,
while the marine band PLAYED
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New Jersey Rife Team Wins.

sEAGIRT, Sept 1.-THE opening day
Of the twenty-third annual Seagirt in
ternational and interstate shooting tour
nament ended with a victory for the
team representing the Second infantry.
National guard of New JERSEY. I'm the Co
lumbia trophy match. The winners
scored $50 ont Of a possible 900. The
third New Jersey team, with 6iG. was
second. Sergeant Major Muller OF the
Third infantry team scored a possible so
at 1000 yards. another at 500 yards and AZ
at 200 yards.
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P1TT0QTrp0

PIITSBURG. Sam s.
5.eady hu pitching, aided BY -
naSe running and Two sssi, 49, ]!
inc iocals gave New T1s h, :,
Tory -, over .pittSburs Nj, ~.
!, The visitors PLAYED ,,s ~. i
held and on the bass. q Ii,,. "
NICE BAL. but was Ilnsi ) n
Tor a pinch hitter. Hsnib,1 ~
game.
Burns doubled ip III, .zrn !.
On Wilson's catch Of sls,r, =
scored New York's flrt n, = +
sacrifice rs, yloS's .rg : /
hard grounder, Murrsys ID
Meyers single gave Cn-,
in the seventh. With q, :
eighth Snodgrsss doubled ri !,
Doyle's single. Simon lei Ma;
to the plate get away al n,
third, scoring on r1e,chH, N
burg's only run was oblsj
first, when Carey walked al 4
ond, took third or Demansi Z
and scored on Vlo1's sins,
NEW ToaK.HNsrr1 |
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HELENA

Summary: Two base hits-Cordtz
Daschbach. Lussi 2. Three-Dase hit
Cordtz. Home run-Gibson. Sacrifice
hit-Gibson, Sacrifice 1y-Murray Dou-
BILE plays-Daschbach to Perrine to Car
man; Quisley TO Mcnges to Lussi;
Menges TO Quigley to I.ussi Stolen
bases-Cordtz. Daschbach, Finch Passed
hall-Crittenden Bases on balls-Off
Finch ], off Williams =. Struck out-By
Finch 4, by Williams IL. Left on bases
Missoula s. Helena ). Time of game
l hour and % minutes Umpire-La-
ROGUE.
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Union Association
10 The Tribune.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Sept 1l.-Mak-
Ing his string Of consecutive wins fif-
teen in number. Pitcher Duffy today de-
feated Butte, 10 to s. Duffy leaves to-
night for Pittsburg TO report to Barney
Dreylus. Robinson was knocked out of
the box again today, this time giving
way to Kallio. after the first inning, dur
Ing which the Electrics got four runs.
After Great Falls had made six hits In
the second Inning, KallIo settled down
and pitched fine ball. Score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
REDS NOSE OUT y
BRAVES IN slug

CINCINNATI, sept. llcru r..''i|
hitting bee here lOdsS ,.,,, ssTira|
10 If The two isars = In = /
four hits between nsn as ~ .,.,.s
bait batters cams out .in u,n,'|
taess pn for the game s, VIZ n
the the'I pitchers six urs ~ ~
q srr nd q base on baln, - -, 4
smT FACED the twlrlers iSI I,, n
q s' base on balls. q a',s ,ss,is "a
q tr tpIple. Dodge & slss ~ az, n
= sinr r''a q single. = t''Ss p. !" !.
AM 4 mes stopped The u, =, !, ~
Ming ni when. with ot' =, !, nlfz
y and nd a man on ons,i;r easi; N 81
and and famed connws,ai ,w. 10 -
rs r,lr rrsdly and to ''i'
ba attributed. ..,cc,,t
70 Bos7os-TdN
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YALE MEN REPORT TO
COACH HOWARD JONES

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept 1.-THE
thud OF the pigskin was heard on Yale
field today. About forty candidates for
the blues' 1913 eleven reported for prac-
uce. under the direction OF Head Coach
Howard Jones, Yale's first salaricd resi-
dent football Instructor.
As Head Coach Jones's assistants were
Captain Spaulding, Douglas Bemcister. nm
all-Ameitcan end, and Carl Gallauer. who
plpyed in the line In last years eleven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
GREAT FALLS

SUMMARY. IWo-base NIts-Demfna glo
Galena, Faye Baughman. Sacrifice hits
Hester (2), Wentz, Galena. Duffy. Sacri-
flee 0y-Marsball. Double plays-Duffy
to Siner TO Hester; Potts to Siner to Hes
ter Passed balls-Baughman, Stolen
bases-Hester (2), Kelley. Bases on
balls-On Robinson. l. Struck out-By
Kalllo. l; Duffy. Q. Hits-Of Robinson,
in in inning; Kallio. 13 in Innings
Time of game-1 hour and 25 minutes.
UmDire-Elsey
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Facing a Serious Proposition

The man OF woman who has Rlooe'
trouble is facing a serious proposi'io"
where grave complications readily io'
low neglect. Foley Kidney pms az.
an honest curative medicine that once
taken into your system mean restore
kidney and bladder action ano ~
turn of health and strength scnian,"
Johnson, Drugs, "'Thc Neyer'Suos''''
tors" Five (5) Good Stores
(Advortisenlent)
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Make 1t a Cinch.

The McCloslseyites double cnched the
game in the ninth. Bauer singled to
right. Spencer flied out and Huelsma n
singled through short, Murphy hit to cen
ter. The ball got past Blausser and both
preceding runners came across, Murphy
s schimpff hit to Risberg e who eonGn mado out T.
low throw, Murphy scoring on the play.
For the fourth time Pendleton hit safely,
this time over third, but Schimpff over
ran third when the hit was made and
was put out.
The home team failed to put on a ninth
inning rally and the game was over.
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Big Crowd Attends.

The last game of league baseball in
Ogden was witnessed by a big crowd:
The bIeachers and Honest John had all
manner of fun with each other and their
little set-to furnished diversion also for
the randstand.
There was some fast fielding In today's
game two or three runners being naobed
at the plate, Bert Spencer made beau
tiful catch Of Sinclair's fly In the fifth
In which inning Huelsman also distin-
guished himself when he grabbed Gin
Inns fly directly in the sun.
Johnny Pendleton. after long period
OF inactivity with the stick. was the bat
ting brave of the hour. Four times up
brought him four safe swats, two of them
two -ba ggers. In addition 10 which he
waited long enough to get a pass.
McCloskey switched his infield for the
game. putting Davis on second and
Schimpff on third. Dad Glmlin was
in right for Ogden replacing Cobb, who
is still feeling the effects of collision
with a pitched ball in Wednesdays game
Dad was there when the ball came his
way, He was given lusty hand by the
Ogden fans. with whom he has been a
prime favorite for fifty-three years and
seven months.
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F|NCH IS PUZZLE
To THE V|G|LANTES
Missoula Hurlcr Tight in the
Pinches, While Williams
Is Hit Hard.
20 The Tribune

HELENA. Mont, Sept 11.-HeTena
lost today's game TO the Highlanders by
not being able MT Finch. the visiting
pitcher. at opportune times. Williams
struck ont twelve OF the visitors, but
was hard hit in two innings
The score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
HORSES SHOW SPEED
FOR GETAWAY DAY
Anvil Wins Feature Event in
Two Heats, but Fails
for Record.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept l1.-SiX
events made up the card today for get
away day at the Grand circuit meeting
at the New York state fair.
The feature. an exhibition race be-
tween Dude Archdale and Anvil was
won by Anvil In two heats, An effort
was made to break the record of 2:0l.
held by The Harvester The best time
was 2:O4i, which equals the mark held
by each horse.
The Earl, Jr,, won the free for-all pace,
and In the second heat equaled the mark
for the fastest heat OF the year on the
Grand circuit, 2:023. Robert MIlroi won
the Chamber OF Commerce stake for 2;O9
trotters in straight heats,
Nata Prime carried off the honors In
the ":12 trot after four heats. She won
the last three heats easily. The 2;07
pace went to Margol Hal. after Hal Nc
Kinney had won the first heat
Tho Moss!ne tamatonr) 2:l7 trot, two In thrce
purS
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Knight Gets First.

The Kitty Boys pushed the first man
around the circuit in the second al
though the score was something OF
lucky accident. Jones, first up, drew a
base on balls. He was forced at second
when Risberg hit TO Pendleton. Blausser
sked TO Huelsman and then Jimmy
Moorehead hit first base way In at
tempting 10 field the hit Davis struck 1t
with the end OF his glove and sent II out
OF reach Of everybody. Risberg mean
time was tearing around the sacks. When
he came into the plate McClain was walt
ing for him with the ball, but he slid.
and the umpire said the runner was safe.
The visitors got two In the fourth. Muir
ply skied out to Gimlin and Davis got
a base on balls. Schimpff filed TO Moore
head. Pendleton fouled half a dozen and
then laced out double along the left
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12

Pendleton (2), Wessler. Risberg. Three
base hit-Huelsman, Stolen bases
Pendleton. Woolums. Sacrifice. hits
Davis %. Sacrifice fly-Blausser. Runs
batted in-By Murphy (2). Schimpff, PEN
dleton, Johnson 49, Bausser Double
play-Peudletou, Davis and Bauer Struck
out-By Johnson. &; by Sinclair, 5. Base
Wild pitch-Johnsou. Left on bases-
Salt Lake. T. Ogden, 9. Time OF game
hour and SO minutes. Umpirc-Frary
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisement.
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Western League

Des Moinos. Z Lincoln 2
All other Western league games ostpoued on ae-
of rain
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Northeastern League

Seattle. I Spokane, 0.
Portland. ?. Vancouver. o. ,
Victoria. 5; Tacoma, q (EieVoo i"h''e''
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American Association

Battcries-Dashner and De Vo5h'; Lake ana
Smith
At Ct. Paul first gsme)-Tndnnspolk- 81. Paul
first game postponed: wet grounds. .
Second game X T.
Indianapolis ,.,,,,..,.'''''.'''.-'.'...,..1
81. Paul ..-.,.-....-..a.,,.. 800. 80.
Embellishments We,zel and Casey. kiS'os-
stone: Reiser and James.
At Observation-Disclosures milwaukee, double
header postponed: rain.
A. Xansas Cny-Cournous- Kansas City game
postponed rain
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GREAT FALLS WINS
AGAIN FROM BUTTE
Duffy Wins His Fifteenth
Straight Victory; Leaves
to Join the Pirates.

At Ogden--Salt Lake, 9; Og-
den, 2.
At Helena-Missoula, 6; Hell
ena, 3.
At Great Falls-Butte, g.;
Great Falls, 10.
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DENAREE N I'M
BEATS 1HE M
Giants Fast waL I
and on Base, A.. /
in Win.
National r.,..

sS,,t,y, spSSs,,,tIdsy, rsul.; ''a
xeT x''''ff.Ss,'' fe2sl , s; t,,,.lle.s T. le.s,
Cincinnati. p,o,I,o Is. bo'ios' bi''I I
''''A'n' .; Chicago, / l.
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Summary: EroEDe1lIs h
Tyo.base hlts-Buns a,strtu p
Murray, Sacrifice fies-asrnf, -
bases-Carey, siuo,. DoIls ns
burs, .. NeT Yoff. {. I'm: -
Yorf, /. HIu-oR Ml-s: . q
OF Hendrix. ) In ems lssif ~
on Demsre.. !; Of A,=A -. ~ y
pemarce, 4; by Aa,r'. ,ds.. Dss N
vios and Miller; Kell, Il! VIZ
i hour u MINUTES. uaFr'-A1