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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-07

by the serious illAess of his cousin
Samuel Scott, who is some better a
this writing. His friends hope for
speedy recovery"
And Samuel Scott is the friend you
are interested in. So there you haye
1t. You know now that he is improv
ing, but you had to read every item
in the paper in order to fnd out about
it.
Here is an item from the old home
paper OF last week. or course every
body is interested in knowing about
the crops" in the old home county,
because the old home town depends
upon good crops in the community
for its happiness and prosperity. SO
you take up the old home paper every
week to note the progress OF the ag-
ricultural interests. You are sure to
find it somewhere, for the old home
paper knows you are Interested. But
you az iicI hib~ uuLL ypu uo'c iCau
it carefully, just where you will fnd
it. Well, thea, you get it from this
item:
Mrs. l.. NJ. Curry and children re-
turned home Saturday after an over
land trip in their carriage to Black
Jack. Fairview, Kensington and other
places. They were gone twelve days
and had a splendid time visiting rela-
ives. At Black Jack about fifty old
friends and neighbors gave a picnic
in Cy YOung's grove ana they served
a most bountiful and delicious picnic
dinner. Mrs. Curry says they Ger
tainly had a good time and appreciate
the kindness shown by her friends.
She reports crops in good shape"
There is exactly the information
You we're looking for. You know that
in the communities around Black jack
and Fairview and Kensington the big
agricultural section of the county is
You know Mrs, Curry, too,
and you know that she was brought
up on one Of the farms of that part
Of the country and you would rather
have her opinion Of the condition of
than the expert opinion of all
The professors OF the agricultural col,
.ege.
She reports crops in good shape.
satisfies yoa.
But Of course that does not con-,
the news item. The crop re-
port is only in the middle of it. If
should happen to be interested in
Curry for instance, you would
to read on to get this INTEREST,"
ng news overlooked at the time il
happened. of course. for the old homa
frequently omits some good
until a week or two after they
occur. So you would read at the bot
ON of this story about the trip intoI
country and about the crops, thel
GLOWING:
Mr.. Curry remained al home tel
ook after the chickens and otherE
Iome affairs. One evening while theE
amily was gone there was a heavyI
ain and electrical storm. He went
lit to attend the little chickens and
struck a tree near by, stun
ing him. but not hurting him s~erious-
:, though he lay on the ground someE
inc. 1t was a narrow escape"
1t is all in the old home paser. II
gu look for it you will find it, con-
rming the advertisement that fire.
uently appears in its columns when
is nothing else TO make up"
18th, Read the old home paper. I'll
ives all the news all the time
,ansas City Star.
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pace followers now riding in this coun-
try, and are well matched for five
mile spin.
For his two-nile professional handi-
cap Heagren has a rich field TO pick
from. The local fans already know
what Walker and Hehir can do, as both
men rode here last year and cleaned up
some excellent records. Pye and Sam
nelson are quisk on their wheels, and
Diefenbacher, Drobeck and DeMara
have all been riding on the eastern
tracks to the tune Of some fast laps.
They are due to go out tonight in the
two-mile professional handicap, and
with such men as Eddie Root and Mar.
tin Ryan burning up the track against
them. the professional series promises
TO be worth while
Al Crebs looks like a favorite with
the crowds this year. lie is Salt Lake
boy who has spent the last two years
in the east. and he has been getting
faster with every race
Halstead will be best remembered
here for the records he made as an
amateur, as most of these still stand.
He is in great form now and is riding
better than for the past two years
Wilcox, the western champion pace
follower, is looked to for some good
work tonight
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Fast Time Expected,

The card as announced yesterday by
Manager Heagren for tonight will con.
sist OF a five-mile motor-paced profes-
sional event; two.mile professional
handicap; wo-mie open lap amateur;
mile handicap for the amateurs and a
mile novice race.
The heats Of these events have been
so split up that the card is well bal
anced, and the riders who will be sent
in against one another in the various
heats have been selected with the idea
OF handling the men to the best possi-
BILE advantage from the spectators
standpoint.
The motor paced five-mile profes-
sional event is likely to prove one of
the best thrillers on the card. Samuel
SON and Whittier will pace against each
other in one of the heats of this event,
and it will be the first time the two
speedsters have circled the saucer ut
the Majestic in three years.
Turville and Mcneil are two hard
riders on the motors, and Hengren is
relying on them for some OF the best
work OF tho season mt the saucer
With these four men ON top Of the
engines, Heagren can send in behind
them any one or cluster OF these pace
followers: Snmuelson, Pye, Hehir, Dro-
beck, Root, Wilcox, Duer, Finley and
DeAIara. They are the fastest Lists Sf
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PIRATES NOSE OUT
FALTERLNG CUBS

PITTSBuRG. May 2i-Camnits pitched
his best with men on bases today and
Pittsburg defeated Chicago In a good
game by to 8. Cheney held Pittsburg
to seven hits, but passed ball by Arch
err in the eighth inning allowed Carey to
score the winning run.
Camnit1 was rather Wild. hitting Che.
ney and Archer on the head. Cheney
was out of the game for nearly FIVE
minutes after being hit. He was able,
however, TO resume pitching and the in
jury did not appear TO affect his work
Archer was not seriously hurt. Safer 8
triple with two men on bases in the first
Inning gave Chicago two runs. The vis-
itors scored again in the seventh when
Cheney was hit by a pitched ball and
Mitchell and Zimmerman hit safely, two
men being retired In between. Leifeld
was permitted to run for Cheney In this
inning by agreement OF Managers Evers
and Clarke, in order that Cheney could
continue pitching after getting a rest
Tricky base running by Wagner net
ted Pittsburg two OF their four runs.
Camnitz's three gger. Hyatt's single,
Carey's force e-out and steal and Vlox' &
single gave Pittsburg two In the third.
Score:
cHIcAGo-PIrTsBuRa
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CARDINALS TAKE
TWO FROM REDS

CINCINNATI May 24.-st. Louis took
both games of a doubleheader from Gin
cinnat today. the first easily by a score
IL TO 4. and the second after a desper-
ate struggle Of eleven Innings, In which
ST. Louis made four runs 10 Cincin-
nati's three. Johnson. the Indian pitcher,
started tho first game for Cincinnati
and got along we'll until the fifth. when
ST. Louis practically won the game by
scoring five runs by base on balls. hits
by Mowrey, Oakes and Whitted and or
rors by Almelda and Marsans. Nelson.
the pitcher recently bought from Phila-
deiphia National league team, was taken
out in the sixth inning when his wild
ness forced In a run, the visitors Alto
gether securing SIX I'm this inning.
Packard and Harmon had a pitchers
duel in tha second game up to the ninth
Inning, when Cincinnati scored two runs
tying the score, Both pitchers were re-
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TAHENDERS TIE
WITH CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK. May 24,--New York and
Boston fought q fen-inning tie today.
darkness ending the game with the score
3 10 3. Heating. the first New York
pitcher. allowed two runs IN the first
inning, but Fisher. his successor. was
very effective Wood for Boston was
Wild, but great catches by the Boston
outfield saved him,
After each team had scored two runs
early IN the ame. New YORK TOOK the
giles by McKechniA and Daniels and an
lnfieid out. Fisher had his only bad in
ming In the eighth, when Boston again
tied the score Singles by Yerites and
Speaker and pass to Lewis filled the
bases. and Janvrin's sacrifice fly let in
Terkes
The score;
posTpN-NEw YORK
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PH|L[|ES WIN FROM
NEAREST CONTENDER
Alexander, Well Supported,
Gives Brooklyn a Coat
of Whitewash.

BROOKLYN, May 24.-The fast goins
Fhiladelphias shut out the Brooklyns. :
to 0, today, hitting Ragan hard In the
first inning, when six hits, including a
triple by Masee, scored all the runs OF
the game. Ragan settled down after that
and while hit frequently was saved BY
excellent support. Alexander was also
batted freely. but tightened up when in
trouble. Manager Dahlen brought out his
reserves in the ninth without effect, Er-
win flying out and Callahan hitting into
a double play.
1t rained intermittentiy throughout the
game and the grounds were in bad shape
but the fielding on the whole was ex-
ceIlent,
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BROOKLYN
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Five-mile Motor and Two
mile Handicap Are
Features.
~ ALT LAKES annual bicycle rae.
ing season opens tonight.

~ ALT LAKES annual bicycle rae
ing season opens tonight.
4 With one of the greatest lists
Of riders ever assembled in the
west and coterie of pacemakers that
are unquestionably tho fastest men in
the game today, Manager Harry Hea.
gren has completed preparations for his
opening card, and this evening at the
Majestic saucer the starters gun will
send away field of the speediest bike
men in the country
The races will begin tonight at s:l5
clock. One of Manager Heagren s in.
novations is q band concert OF forty
five minutes preceding the first event.
The gates to the track will be opened
at 'clock and the band concert will
begin at that time. The first race goes
at S.l5 o'clock
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ATHLETICS RETAIN
LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
Win First of Crucial Series
With Washington by
Bunching Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. May 24.--Philadel-
phia defeated Washington, 10 :. today
by punching four hits with two passes
and sacrifice hit off Mullin in the sixth
inning and scoring all OF the runs made
by the team during the game. Brown
pitched fine ball until the ninth inning.
when three singles and an out scored a
run. Bender was rushed 10 the rescue.
He gave Gedeon a pass. filling the bases,
bur famed Gandil and caused Schaefer
TO give Barry hy. Morgan was spiked
on the wrist by Baker while the latter
was sliding 10 second base In the sixth
inning and was forced to leave the game.
The score:
WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA
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TIGERS HIT HARD
AGAINST BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May 2<.-Detroit won the
first game OF the series with ST. Louis
today by I TO by heavy hitting. The
visitors got ten hits off Weilman in
three and one-third innings and seven
off Mitchell who replaced him. Dubuc.
Who began pitching for Detroit, was re-
lieved by Hall at the beginning of the
fourth. after st, Louis had made a triple.
three doubles and a single off hin, for
total OF four runs, Detroit made three
runs In the eighth with two doubles and
two singles In row.
The score.
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FALKENBERG LUCKY
RECORD Is INTACT:

CHICAGO. May 2t.-Errors by Berger
In the hfth and Bodie In the ninth In
ming cost Chicago the first game OF the
snort series here today, { 10 J. and incl
dentally preserved the pitching record OF
Cy Fslkenberg. who has eight consecu-
tive victories To his credit. However,
Faikenberg will not get credit for to-
days game. his record standing intact
while the victory for the game goes to
Mitchell, who started to pitch with the
visitors behind and was not relieved un-
I'll the last OF the ninth. FaIkenberg
weakened toward the end Of the game
and I.nioie went In 20 bat for him in the
eighth.
The score:
CLEVELAND CHICAGO
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Motordrome Opens Thursday.

The Wandamere motordrome. also
under Heagren S management, will open
Decoration day with a great card of
motor events. Samuelson, Whittier.
Duer, Mcneil, Peck. Rognon and a
dozen or more A and r class men have
signed for the riding on tho piepnn, and
the track there is also in great shape,
according to the riders who have tried
1T out.
Race nights at the Majestic park will
be Tuesday and Friday nights, and at
Wandamere the races will be run on
Thursday evenings, Sunday nights are
reserved for postponed events.
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NEBRASKA WESLEYAN
is AN EASY WINNER

LINCOLN. Neb., May 24.-Nebraska
and field meet of the Nebraska intercol-
legiate athletic association held on John
son field at University place this after
noon. Seven colleges and schools were
were as follows:
Nebraska Wesleyan, g.
Doane OF Crete, q.
Bellevue, 49,
Hastings. II
Kearncy. s.
Omaha. G.
Grand Island. I.
The time In the track events was slow.
but one college state record was broken,
biickle OF Doano making tho mile run
In 4:ts.
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nits-Jord. jackson. sehaik Thrss-onse hit-
Lord Hfs-off Walsh. , In five innings; off
Scott IN three innings (noue out In the ninthl:
Off RUSSELL none In inning OF Falkenhors,
s IN seven innings. off Mitchell, in and
t~o-thrds innings; off Gregg. IN one-third
OF an inning Sacrifice bi;--Raph stolen baae-
Schhk noubls pisy-Bcrger 10 Rath 10 Four
nier Left on bases-CIeveiand !: Chicago. e
Bases on bells-ou Fnlkenbcrs 3: OF Walsh q:
of Scott. 2: OF. Mitchell !, HIT by pitcher
By Mitchell {Scott). Struck out--By Fslkenbers
4; By Walsh, !; by Mitchell. 3; by Scott. 1. WILD
pitch--Nitchsli. Tine OF game houTs min
u,es Ump!Yee-FerguBon ard Diuesn.
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tired TO let other players bat for them,
and Sallee and Brown finished. The
winning run was scored In the eleventh
when Sheckard singled. took second on
Mowrey's sacrifice and scored on Ko-
netchy's single.
Score:
sT. Louis CINCINNATI.
FIRST GAME.
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DELHI TOYS MI
BUTTE S SLUI
Handicapped Twirle,
and Great Falls
Easily.
ID : q.
~

Special to The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS, May ::
'Coppers" PLAYING nstIess
Robinson being found for BE-
eight Innings. ihe Elsctrleis IA
Die In winning today. Dahl IA
tricts pitched gilt-e edged h,'
but one safe nit until .tho
ming, when he essed up. EivIn.
on balls and three safer,,|
Butte her only two scores 1r
In the Attn Toner drove or
home run uf the series. f.
The score;
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Summary: Errors-Movrey Almeida Narsan.
Borghamor. Harter. Two-baSc hits--Bates, Mar
san. Evans. Three baso hits-Ma:san. Mases,
wiugo. HiLs-on Griner Ia six inuinga OF
Willis in throe innings or johnson, I IN five
innings. off Nelson. IN two-thlrds OF an inning
off Burtcr. in three and ono third innings Sac
rifioe hlts-Huggins Konetchy. Sacrifice files
Whitted, Wiugo. s,olop basos-B Berghamer. Clark.
Hildeorand. Double plays--Amelde 70 Groh: :
pcrghamer 10 Tinker to NarsGn. Loft on bascs-
Cincinnati. s: ST. Louis. I Bases on bnlls-Otf
oriner. ]; of Willis. 3. off Johnson. g. H!t by
pitchcr-By Nelson (Konotchyl Struck ou,--By
Grtner. 8: by Willis, 2; by Har,er, l: by John
son. 3. Time OF game--2 hours 20 minutes. I'm
pircs-Byron and Brennan.
SECOND GAME
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Game called on account OF dnrknsss.)
Summary: Errors-5peaker. MeKechnis IN First
base errors-Boston. ?. Hit by pitcher-By
wooe tDanisltl T~o-hase hit-Hartzsii. Bases
on hsils--or Keatlns. /: of Fisher. 2; off Wood.
s Struck out-By Fisher 3; by WOOD. 9. Sac
-tfics hits-Crce Fisher. Speaker. Chase. jan
vrin Stolen bnses-saesker f2). Daniels. Left on
hssss-Ssv York. 8: Boston. Z. Double pIaJ--
Heopsr ana Engis wild pitch-wood. Htp-
orr EeatinE. IN one inning: of Fisher. 10
sine innlnEs. Tine OF gsms-7 hours % minutes.
Umpirea-0 Loughln and EEsn.
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Northwestern League

AZ Victoria tm7rnine Eams)-viotoris. II; spo.
kane o.
Aftsruoou Eame-vieioria, 3; spoksns T.
AZ vancouver tnornius samsI-vsneouver. 1
Seattle, 4
Afternoon gAms-ysneouver. .; Seattle 1.
AZ Por;iAnd--rseomH, 2. Portland. g.
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st. LOUIS DETROIT

SUMMARY; Errors-Bref. Mortarty. stsnn6e.
rvrobas hits-shotton. Bush Csl. Johnston. VII
shotton Cobb Hits-osf wejlrnn. 10 IN two
and two-thiYds Innings off Mitchell. Ia five and
ono-third innings: off pabuc. In three innings:
off Hall In six Innings Struck out-By Mitch
ell. s: by Hall z. sanrifce nits-Iohnston. Mo-
rlsrty. Hall. Stolen bages-Geiner Agnew. Aus
tin shotton. Double play-wsIlace and Brief.
Bases on bsIls--o0 weiluAl. 1: off Hall. /.
Time OF gane-2 hours IL minutes. Umpires-
Connolly and Hildebrard.
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College Basebd|

AT Princeton
prInc,ton ............'.- -
Batteries-FsI.oo and YounEs
and Wall. .
Al PhDadelphis--
Pennsylvania ...-',-..-' u. :
Nlchirnn .......-.......'-, - -<.x~>a|.
Bs,,ertes-Inlay ana Rooms s
ber tI
A, Phi,.dslphis.-cornsli frssnn
yauIa freshmcp. J. x,....z- 4
Al AmeS. Ia.-Ancs' u gasr. n<1
Al West Pcint-ATmy; NGa,rel[
AZ Ithaca. n. Y.-YHe u
f1ninsSD
Al ch,cago-chicago university
Al Easton, Pa.--Lsfsyetts, =, 49,
Al nneapolis-Hinnesota- ~
Az Philadriphls-PennsylTsniss .ss -
Al Oberlin, O.-AbeTlin. y, r
AZ Akron-NicbisSn Assis'' -
lcEe. :. s p rrlnc<fcr.
A. ithaca. n, Y.-Yaie, Z; c'f0'''
Az willianistowu, nass.-w'
Ean,o called off. rain. .. ~srr1
AZ Providonee-BTovu-Amss"'
rain.
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WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA

summary EIrors-Baker. MeInnis. Tvo-bas.
ht-Gsndll. Hits-oh Brown. 10 IN eight and
ens-third innings: OF Bender. in tvo-thIrds
OF inning. Sacrifice hrs-McTnnis. Collins.
Stolen bases-wiliiams. oidrinI. Baker (7). Len
bnses-Washington. Il: Philsdeiphia. 6. Bases
on balIB-Or MuIiu s; off Brown. 2: off Ben
Ger. l. First base erTor-WsshinEton, l. Hit
BY pi,cher-By Mullin (Daieyl. struck out-By
Brown. 3. by Bender. l. wild pitch-Brovu-
Time OF game hours Il minutes. umpirss--
Evans and Hart
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sumnary! Errors-Lnderus, WheR&- Left On
bases-Phisdeipbis. 2; Brooklyn g. Tvo-bass
hits--Nasee. Alexander Three-base hlt-Masee
Sacrifice hit--knabe, First base on er-ors-Phila-
delphia !; Brooklyn. ?. Double play-Doolsn and
Luderus, Bsss on bslls-on Ragau, / Struck
out-By Rsgan, 2; by Alexander. 8. Passed ball
Miller J. Time Of game-l hour 3 minutes. Um-
pires-o'Dsy and Enslie
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CLEVELAND.

.sstted for FslkenberE In tho eighth.
-Bauet for walsh in the HiEth.
l5atted for Pournisr IN the ninth
s'Batted for Russell In the ninth.
Score By Inning
QsTeiaud -.,...-....--..o o 4 o O q "A
Chicago ..---.----,.-..,.Je 3 o 60
Summary; Erors-Bodis. Berger. r~e-bzss
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Southern Leagu|

At Cba,tancaes-New Orleans. );
Al AtlnntA-Nobilc. S: Aflhnu Z
AZ Nnshville-Monteom ~
Az Blrminghsm-Nemphis. 81 b''@
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Manhattan Lea

Wen.
Iona 4 c, ".-"--..,....-,....;
Bryan A c. .....,......-......
Afford Bros. A. o. ..-.-...s-..s- n
Fifth Ward A. {. ....-....-,-.-,-
Denhalter A. c. ......-........... p.
Acme Pharmacy A C. ........-.- !
The schedule Of the Manhattsr
for today is as follows: Tin lnr1
play the Fifth Ward A. G, on tle 1'
The Ward boys promise 10 put up
with the league leaders. Tha lo1.
lost game since The starting q
md undoubtedly will thov a Eoo1
in today'p game. The Bryan =. q
Afford Bros. A G. on Dayh net1-
are both speedy and have bhoEr ~
hold their own With some fast sezz'
that they are lied for second plsc<
ought 10 make the garns very lb<+.
Acme Pharmacy will play Denheii<
Liberty park diamond, Both of c1<'
been PLAYING In rather ~ luck r-[
shox , change today. All Eans, p
az 10 o'clock. ft|t.
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Suminary: Home r,in---To1|
fee hits-belley. Hester, Sinet
ny-Kellsy. Doubls play--Fz<|
10 Hester. Bases on balls d
off Robinson !. HIT by piir'
Marshall by Delhi. wild p.I|
son. stolen bases-Ma-s.1
Siner, Struck out--By Delhi T
inson |. Left on ha5eSt-Gc41
Butte 5. Time OF ganie-1 h
minutes. Limpire-Laroo,ie'
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Western Leagu

A. omahu-Denver. 3: omah.:
At Sioux cI,y-Lineoln- o; sle19
A. 81 Joseph-Topeka. 81
AZ Des wichita, i; bes
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summary; Tao-oaae hit-J. Miller. Three base
hit1-saisr, Camnitz Sacrifice hits-Evers, Bid
woil, J. MILLER. vioI. stolen bases-carcy wag-
nsr. Bases on balIs-on Camnitz, a. Oft Cheney
g. Struck out--By Cheney. 4: by Camultz ..
Hit by pitcher-Dy camnits tArchsr and chensy).
Len on bascs-Pittsburs. 81 Chicago. g. Passed
hait-Archey. Time Of gnne-i hour "a minutes
Umptrea-Klsm aud ORTIZ
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Summary: Errors-Harnon King. Two-base
hit-Bosche-. Aits-On Packard. In nine In
nlngs: Oft Brown. "a two innings; of Harmon.
7 In aight innings OF Sallee. In three innings.
Sacrifice hita-Bates. Groh. MaKss. CAthers Now
rey. stolen bGses-Besehor. Konetchy. Double
plays-HugEina (unnnsisted); Husging TO whitted
Left on beses-St Louis. 6; Cincinnati. 81 Bases
on bAIls-On Harmon. 6; Oft Packard. a. Struck
out-By Harmon. 8; by sales 4; by Packard. g.
Byreg and Brennan.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
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cHIcAGo-PITTsBuRa.

'Ran temporarily for Cheney In tho seventh
bJ agreement with Manager CLARK. following In
jury 10 Cheney.
Score by iuuines-
Chicago .....,............f q o o-3
Pit.sburg .................o o o -,
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sPatted for Miller 10 the ninth.
tBatted for Ragsn in the ninth.
Score by iuninss-
Philadelphia ..........S o o o o o O. "a
Brooklyn ............,...0 q O O o o On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

sBatte for Griner IN tho seventh.
fBstted for johnson In tho nth.
iBatted for Harter In the ninth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
core by innings

sBatted for Packard In fne ninth
tran for Clark In the ninth.
9Battsd for Brown IN the eleventh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-14

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