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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26
ARTHUR DEVLIN is
LET GO BY BRAVES

BOSTON. Aug, 25.-The passing OF an
other veteran player from mai 1or league
baseball was recorded today when Presi-
dent james Gaffney OF the Boston Ma
tional league club announced that Ar
thur Devlln, third baseman. had been re-
leased TO Rochester OF the International
league.
Deylin was one OF the old National
league New York stars whose work helped
the Giants win several league champion
ships and one world champIonship-that
In 1905 Since he came 10 the local Ma
tional league club In the spring of 1912
his fielding has been up to his former
average. but I'm batting and base running
he fell OF to such an extent this season
that he has been used only as substI-
tute.
Devlin's last game in tho big league
had something Of the dramatic about II
Coming 10 the bat as pinch hitter in
the ninth inning OF todays game against
Pittsburs, he drove in the run which tied
the score for Boston with a well placed
hit 10 right field. He did not know at
that time that he was to be released
after the game.
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Play Is Disappointing.

To large and eager gallery both
matches in the semi-fnals today were
disappointing and unlnterestlng consider
Ing the callber Of the players Williams
sized up the best that Niles mad before
three games had been played In the first
set and after the Phladelphian had
cured a two -set-to- nothing lead, he used
the remainder OF the match apparently as
he practically presented to Niles. VII
Hams remained in the bs ck court and
made no effort to stop wide driven balls
He earned IS per cent OF his points 10
81 per cent for Niles.
The McLoughln-Johnson match lasted
but a trihe over forty minutes. II start
ed like a five-set affair with deuce being
called twice In the first game But once
getting his stride, Mclaughlin pushed
through point after point and in the re-
manning five games Johnson carried off
but six strokes. five OF them on McLouSh-
lin crrOrs
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ups. Ladies will not be charged admis-

clubs. Ladies will not be charged admis-
sion for todays game.
During the absence OF Manager McClos-
key, and until he can give A satisfactory
explanation why he perpetrated such an
error as 10 miss the train at Butte, the
president OF the club will be in charge OF
the team.
President Hite announced last night
that Johnson, the new pitcher, would
pitch todays game. This will give the
fans chance to see tho teams new man
belongs TO the ST. Louis Ma tionals and
has been farmed out to Salt Lake by
Manager Miller Higgins of ST. Louis
Proha big Williams will be on the slab
for Helena; Tho game will start promptly
at $3.50 clock.
Howard Murphy whose fingers were
badly injured in the Butte series when
his hand was hit by a pitched ball, VIII
De forced to remain out Of the lineup for
several days. according 10 DR.. Q. p Har-
Nielle; the club physician. Either Morgan
or Erickson win play right today. and un-
I'll Murphy Is able to return 10 the game
the pitchers Will alternate in the right
garden.
Captain Huclsman has severely in
iured wrist, and although it has not af-
fected his ability to hit. he has TO use
the greatest care in playing In order 10
avert further Injury to himself
Fred Strip, catcher. left the team at
Ogden yesterday and business matters
VIII keep him In that city today He
VIII be In uniform for Wednesdays game
DR.. Harviclle is today celebrating his
thirty eighth birthday anniversary and
may miss his first game OF the season in
order 10 observe his natal day at Mann
moth with his family.
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Both Men Clinch.

For tho succeeding thrt; y u
men would lead, clinch AID ~
after much difficulty my -
then lead, clinch and h'd r.
NTH round Downing stcp7a Y, 4.
long enough TO impress upsss Z,
pals that they must 0'1A
commanded them. ,n.et1
In 10 the tenth Foirlo i01 80 !.
very tame. In this 7ouN ~
some good work He a Vo'sH
the Jaw and stomach a'a 4, Il
right rI.J "a and left uppercuu to ~ ~
smothered Cofrey With |. ~ -
these blows. but the lat'n ns,r.u
did not seem TO ee 1t,s nue. "a a
The eleventh. twsliln !, n. n
rounds were slow. but ID ln,,@.fx
Downing gave the men n.,,, s1As !, q
The effect that they I%, y Nv
Ti~htinc This seemed %
sjIed siSt,i'"sif effect. for The :, 7,l ,,n.S
vent al each other N 1.,l,r 8
wcre wc even until the ls,,s. ss.t q
r"nHd. wSrs 'S when Georges s,D T'es "
drove Corey to nS :, Till q
rUTes n,,nch would probably - al
pu ph, ,ben and there "
ed nv the bell
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STRAIGHT HEATS WIN
DES MONIES RACES

DEs MONIES. Ia, Aug. 25.-stra,rbt
heats won all three events In today's
programme OF the Great Western circuit
the disputes in each event being over the
places.
The best card was the 2:12 pace. In
which sir Lain pushed Symbol Meath
hard for the first two heats The sum-
ma ries:
Three year old and under trot. purse
sl00O-Sure Mike. won, Look Sir Maid
second: Baron Bates. third. Best time,
2:19i
2:25 pace, purse sl000-Msy Not, won;
Charley C.. second: Lady Maud Miller
third. Best time, 2:129
2:l2 pace, purse S600-Symbol Meath
won; Sir Lain. second Tally B. third
Best time. 2:1ls.
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CamnitZ and BYrna Leave.

P1TTsBURG. Pa. Aug 25.-Howard Camnitr
former star pitcher OF tho Pittsburg National
league club. accompanied by his wife and child.
left here tonight for Philadelphia. Camntz and
Bobby Byrno third baScman OF tho local team.
we're traded last Saturday TO tho Philsdelp lphia
National league club for Doan and cash con-
bdcratlon.
Comnits spent busy day closing up his house
hold affairs hero today, Tfo announced that he
left PIttsbuTg reluctantly, but said ho was going
TO Philadelphia TO do tho best work within his
power. 'It Ia baseball business, you know, 10
bo transferred" he said. conc must expect II.
I'm not discouraged: lupt little brokon UP to
lcnye old associates 7 worked for mau
moro fair than Clarke and have been too long In
baseball not 20 know that Dooin Is the same Kind
OF InAnpGer.'
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Preliminary Is Fast.

While the George -Conty ID
billed as the main event. by I'D
interesting TO the crowd yn
round preliminary between IitI
and Johnny Sudenburs Of 0at'
was one Of the fastest prears1.|
has been seen here In many . I
denburg Is rather green At c'|
game. but ne ls young. stoq
ways willing. The veteran Du1-
his hands full 10 keep had u
alta cks OF the sturdy yczHs
match WAS declared a draw.
When the gong sounded IL D
event George at once assI1:
gressivo and Rad no dihlcN y
Ing on Cofiey when ard Shs1 IN
He opened with clean Tisa! .
labs to the jaw and face -
alternating with a loft TO .bs -
a right uppercut TO The chin q
beat Confey with his ls.tS !
until the second round INa, r
fey's leads landed. Most y ~
we're blocked. In this rolra ~ ~
gan cllnching, and they ~
throughout the early sNga
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FIELD |VARROWS To
FINAL At NEWPORT
Mclaughlin and Williams
Survive Matches and PLAY
for Title Today.
By BUD MI

NEWPORT, r. L. Aug. 2j,-wtth COM
paratiyely little eNertion r. Norris WILL
liams IL of Philadelphia and Maurice e
Mclaughlin OF San Francisco. the title
winner OF 1912, won their places today In
the finals of the all-comers' tournament
for the national lawn tennis champion
ship.
Those who fell before their racquets
We're Nathaniel w. Niles of Boston, who
lost TO Williams in a four-set mtach. 6-s.
rs, 80. 81, and Wallace +. Johnson OF
Philadelphia, who succumbed TO Nc
Loughlin in straight sets, go. f-b, 6-l,
Williams Will seek tomorrow TO wrest the
title from Mclaughlin but not one per-
son in four In the casino tonight thought
sufficiently we'll OF his chances TO back
him.
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POLICEMEN LOSE TO
FIREMEN; SCORE SO

The Policemen OF Salt Lake went down
to defeat at the hands of the F'!remcn
yesterday afternoon at Lucas field by the
score OF 20 6. The cops were the first
to come To bat having lost the toss OF A
coin They failed TO make any runs In
the first inning because Fred Anderson,
the Firemcn's pitcher, had too much on
the bail. The Police said that they could
not see the pill.
The Firemen came TO bat in the first
and made three runs off OF Lester Wire
but he ti9htened up after this and held
his opponents scorelcss until the fifth,
when they again made three runs. An
dcrson held the cops scoreless until the
fifth, when they rallied and used their
clubs to advantage. making five runs
The E'lremen got peeved over this and
put In Fred andrews as pitcher, who
finished the game for them,
The game was eight innings by agree
ment An enLhusia stlc audience of about
thirty persons attended The cops put in
a juvenile court officer as umpire, but
the F'iremen complained so much about
his decisions after one inning that he was
forced TO retire for the rest Of the ga me.
The feature of the game was the base
stealing OF Fireman Short. He stole sec
ond third and home In one inning The
score ny innings and lineup was as fol-
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French Aviation Races.

PARIS. Aug 25.-The French Aero club com
mlttcc met today and decided 70 make no change
In the arrangements for the International ayIa-
ton cup races at Rheims no1t month. In spite of
INC strong opposition OF many active mombora
The decision. It rs thought viii Involve tho
resignation OF Louis BlcrioL who threatened TO
withdraw from membership lf tho club perFIsted
In utilizing tho RhoimB scrodromc. which r. th,
property Of Armand Depcrdussi in, who was ar
rested recently for alleged fraudulent practices,
tho committee protcstn against the accusations
made In the newspapers by active maniherT con
ttructors and pilot1. that tho committee has sac
rlficcd everything 90 social considerations irnor
ing the real needs OF aviation. and recalls thai Il
has distributed nearly 400. 600 in prizes
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Mothers! Have Your Children Worms,

Are they feverish, restless, nervous.
irritable. dizzy or constipated9 Do thew
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irregular and ravenous appetite? These
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Kills and removes the worms. improves
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KID GEORGE VIII
OVER WALTER CD
Gets Decision at End N
Having Had Bette, n
Throughout.
PRELIMINARY s n
Jack Downey an1 la|
sudenburg Civ. q
Much the Bette, Sh,|
PRELIMINARY IS

Kid George won ,hs A..
Walter Cofrey in their schs,,,s /.
round boxing match at ths v,.r
last night. Il vas ra,he. 4.
ing affair, for the men dB =
much life until near The end 4 I,
when they were warned b7 R,,s,I
Downing that they mun "a
George showed to The best ,t;,-,
the way and only his lack o,,r,
prevented him from putting N, [.
down for the count. He bad MI
chances TO do this.
The entertainment sss scy mi
OF The widow and CHILDREN n
Patrolman Thomas F. CdNtth l
"rowd that attended vas iia,z|
small
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Veteran Hurler Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug c5-Trank l.. tHod)
ponehuc star pitcher dozen years nso died AZ
HIS homo hero lodo5. after i long illness Ho VAT
II years old. 10 retired from baseball seven
years ngo and ontorcd business Oonahus on
tered professional baseball In 1892 when no PLAYED
with tho Milford Conn. team. Later he played
with Lowell OF the Now England league and with
the Allentown. Pa. team. Ho signed with tho
81. Louis Nationals In 1896 and tho following
year with the Philadelphia Nationals With
whom no remained until 1909. whom he entered
The American league. playing excessively with
81. Loue. Cleveland and Detroit. Donahuc while
with the philadelphia Nationals. pitched a no.hIi
Eamr hGnnst Roainn.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK
Excursion

August %, via the Hotel Route for
four-day circle tour. Only S3s.25 round
trip from Salt Lake City. covering all
rnil, stage and hotel expenses. with sc-
commodations Mt the Old Faithful, Lake
and Canyon inns. For descriptive tin.
erary and further particulars, call at
City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah, or al
dress D. e. Burley, General Passenger
Agent Oregon Short Line Railroad,
Room 201 Deseret News building. Salt
Lfko City. (Advertisemeut.)
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Smiling John McCloskey was not
seen in Salt Lake yesterday. John
McCloskey, because Of some unknown
reason, missed his train at Butte, and
his entire championship aggregation OF
ball players was forced TO return to
it's home city, leaderless. Through the
noise and din of the pennaut battle
thus far this season, McCloskey has
been at the right hand Of his scrapplng
stalwarts, and Yesterday was probably
the first time that he was away from
them for longer than half day De
spite this fact the team arrived in
good spirits, and it was plain that
none Of their usual ''pep' was miss
inc
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To Govern Boxing.

MILWAUKEE,. wis, Aug. 25-Nnnning
Vaughan, n wcll.kno~n sporting writer to-
day made eccreteYy and treasurer OF the wlsron-
ain athletic commission. The commission con-
ssts OF three named by Governor Y. Y,
McGovern last week who. With Nr. Vaughan.
will have charge of all boxing matches held In the
state. Mr.. Vaughan has boen sporting editor oi
Milwaukee paper for several years and In
sldercd Of the bcst posted sporting mon In
Wisconsin. Tho salary II $500 a year
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RIXE IN FORM
SHUTS OUT CARDS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25.-Rixev was
In such fine form and was given such ex-
cellent support especially by I.ober, and
.. Magee, that ST. Louis was shut out
by Philadelphia here today by z 10
The visitors did not get a runner past
second base. The home team scored It's
runs by punching hits Off Doak in two
innings and off Geyer IN one Neither
Byrne nor Camnitz who were traded to
Philadelphia by Pittsburg last SATURDAY.
reported TO Manager Doom today. as OK
peoted. nor was any word received from,
them '
ST LOUIS. .PE1I.A nEL r111A
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Summary: ErrorT-Konetchy. HiIdcbrrnd q,
TNo-bnac hiis-Ooolsn. Hilacbrand. Three base
h't-LobcH Bits-ON Doak. Z in seven innings
off Geyor. IN inning. stolen basoS-Kon
etchy. Mowroy. KnHhc s. HaEoc (a) Bcckcr
Cravath. Left on hnses-St Louis s, PbIIascI
phin. : First base on bslls-ofr Ri1ey 4 Tir.,
bsso on crror-Phsdephin. Struck out-By
Dohk. :; by Geycr. 3. BY RiTey. . Time ~
game hour 20 minute Umplrea-Klem and
Orth.
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McCloskey Misses Train at Butte and Will Arrive
This Morning; Johnson is Selected to
Pitch Today's Came

~ ONTRARY the Of the Salt Lake
baseball club, which TO bring the entire from
Butte this city yesterday afternoon, but
The other half sadly and conpic-
uously missing Morgan and Mc(ynn there Huels-
man. Dressn Schimp Spencer Murphy Pendeton Davis Nc
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Cofey Weakens'

corey managed 10 .In1s,ss.ais nss a
nfHteen,h. but In III, i, s,'r Srs re- 7
MN MN cE lsel Of Blows to tlA,,dls, tns lr ~
SsIsGs SsIl Was IS again a Vicious
fey. .,.ontb was m .9n
S:oores o. Srl had COFFEE, e Tc1os.r yn|
IsGtst SiSbt 10 the face put 4 IN Tr,tdR
f,s"' h,,, nc ~ jumped up up ~ nsi IL. ~
Sasd Sl TiS"H lie hung on b1t 1r' ssst.:s.
Ing Ing as ms ne Jaw would, ss'Ti's Ti'ssss lysl
the nS.I nsGsiSst ss best he .srls SCill1' srsi H
awdyl a. ndlns s' on cof'y'
shoulders. n.Hct
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Lead.

But three weeks moro remain Of the
Union association schedule for this year
Every game which Salt Lake will play
during this time with Helena. Great Falls
and Ogden will be critical. The Skyscrap-
ere have but a slight margin on the lead
OF the league OF two games. This is the
closest a contender has been to the home
team since NcCloskeys men ousted Great
Falls from the leadership OF the associa-
zion on the trip north. previous 10 the last
one.
Great Falls plays In Butte this week
and IL the way Butte and Helena have
been playing lately can be taken as an
Indication II seems thar the odds for Salt
Lakes success this week are somewhat
better than Great Falls, Butte took the
measure OF tho Skyscrap pers last week.
while Helena played but fair ball with
The Ogden club.
Salt Lake will have TO play It's hardest
10 beat Helena and the team will have
10 snow even better class next week when
Great Falls is here. Undoubtedly the re-
turn 10 the home grounds will help the
local team and everything seems to be In
their favor for A victorious series with
Helena.
Ladies day" Will be in force today az
usual and probab bly, every day during the
rest OF the season unless n satIsfa Glory
agreement cannot be reached between the
management OF the local and visiting
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Important to Dyspeptics

Bear in mind that Cham berlain s
Tablets improve the appetite, strength
en- the digestion and regulate the liver
and bowels. Just what you need. For
sale by all dealers. (Advertisement)
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Umpire for Western

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 25.-Edward
Woods Of Lincoln today signed con-
tract umpire In the Western league
for the remainder OF the season He will
report at Sioux City tomorrow.
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Ia VENDER'S SINGLE
BEATS THE DODGERS s

BROOKLYN. Aug. 25.-AfteP Allen and
Bumphrics had been knocked out of the
gagged in pitchers battle: the latter win
ming for Chicago. 10 4. by scoring the
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McCIoskey's Smile Missed.

McCloskey's absence was con
spicuously evident, however, and the
genial smile of the veteran WAS missed
by the throng at hand to greet the
team at the depot and by the crowds
in the street who stood to view the
parade of the players through the city
McCloskey caught train from
Butte yesterday afternoon and will ar.
rive in Salt Lake this morning. He
will be on the field this afternoon to
pilot his braves through the first game
of the Helena series. The Helena
players will also arrive on the train
this morning,
McCloskey loses out by missing ms
train in that he only gets In one pa
rade for the season, whilc his players
have been IN two.
The parade for the players yesterday
was success. Automobiles were at the
depot and after the athletes had been
carefully seated in them, the procession,
led by Helds band in one Of the big sight
seeing automobiles. proceeded through the
main streets OF the city. The parade end
ed a the Hotel MoXum.
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SoX Get Pitcher.

LENINGION, Ky. Aug. 25.-Pitcher
Ed Monroe Of The Lexington club wss
sold today 10 the Chicago America n
league team.
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George outpOint' W. ! =

After that Gomez ~ ir .
ron,'n a,inr "rf Of the pr ~ rlIs . -
Gcorrc GeS CONTINUED ,T,Ulnsr,M sriI
co,,ld not find . soqr..t n
s! {: IS f, ;; :,:;;: .::: f. 4: ( 81
IiS, pow'1lt1s into the match
Tonight, ,;i;ss. Esss.' fssSy|
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A|MES NEARLY BEATS
HIS OLD TEAMMATES
Giants Discard Pitches Grand
Ball, but Loses in the
Ninth, 2 to /.
National League.

Yesterdays results:
New York, .; Cincinnati, l.
Philadelphia, .: ST. Louis, o.
Brooklyn, 4 Chicago, D.
Boston. z; Pittsburg, 6.
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Continued on Following PageD
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisement.)
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SUMMARY; ErroU-Fletehor. Herzog Two-base
hit7-Tinker. Burns Three base hit-Murray. Sac
rifIce fy-Murrny. Stolen bnsos-snodera., iaI
Batos, Fletcher. DOYLE. Left ou bapcs-Nev York
p Cincinnati. g. Double play-Tinker and Ecan
Eases on balls-oN Dcmarcc. /. off Amex 4
Struck out-by Domcree 2; by hmcs g. HIt by
pitcbor-By Amos UicrEog). Hits-od Demnroe
In seven Innings; off Crnudsu. in two in
nInes. limo OF game hour, 8 rnJp,t.s I'm,
plres-o'Dny and Emsie
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ST. LouIs-PHLADELPHIs.
PHILADELPHIA.

Summary: Errors-Prstt. BalentI, Johnston
Agnew. Walsh. Two-baso hit-schnug. Sacrifice
hits-McInnis. Walsh Sacrifice fiy-Barry. stolen
baseg-Willcms. Leycrons. Left bnEcE-St.
Louis. 10: Philadelphia. TO- Baseh on bnlls-on
TeverenE. 6: of Flank 9. Hit by pitcher
By Lsvereuz CPlUnk) Struck out-By Plank
IL: ny Jevrrenz. ,. Time OF gnme-c hour8 90
minutes. Umpres-Dluoon and Egan.
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Two big bands, continuous danc;no
Majestic pavilion, tonight.
tAdvoItisemsnt)
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CLEvELAND-NEw ToRR.
sRsttcd for Pfshnr In Tho ninth

summary Errors-LaIoie. Hnrtkeli. Two-base
hits-Jaekpon. Chapman. Threc-baso hit-GRncv.
Stolen b1sca-Chopmnn Laioc. Caldwell Double
piays-Hari1oll and knight: Chapman. Il lole AMI
Johnston. Hits-ON Mcconnell. n IN six and
thirds lnuinEs. cN Fisher. In and one-,hird
Innings First base bais-ON Bisndins. A.
OF Mcconnell. / Hit by ptchcr-By Mcconnell
lajolc and Turner Struck ou-By MeConuon.
Z: hz Blnndlng. Z Passea hall-sNeoney- Flrsi
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PLANK HAS BROWNS
BAFFLED, AND WINS
One Inning Is Enough for
Athletics to Easily Cinch
Game.
American Lea que.

Yesterdays results.
Detroit. 6, Boston, 5
ST Louis, o; Philadelphia, g.
Chicago. 5: Washington, 2
Cleveland. 6; New York, ..
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y. :. Thompson. water boy. and f. s
Spooner. manager of police team.
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CINCINNATI

fons ont when winning run scored.
'Battod for Merhlo I'm tho ninth.
tran for Mclean in the eighth.
-'Ran for Wilson In tho ninth.
ftBatted for Demarec In the eighth
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'ssttcd for Doak In the eighth.