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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL SQUADS
HAVE BRISK PRACTICE

The Salt Lake high school footba n
squad held a fast and spirited practice
yesterday IN preparation for the class
series to be held tomorrow. The num-
Der OF candidates was Increased IN all
tho classes.
Bill Goodrich and Bob lessen. the latter
the probable captain OF the west side
eleven, were IN uniform aud this helped
tho regulars 10 go through = fine prac-
uce. Both men looked Gt Tor work The
regulars passed the ball and did a little
signal work.
The freshmen went through hot prac-
tice under Coaches Jcsson, King and
Goodrich. They We're drilled in signal
work and then divided into three squads
and put To falling Oh the bah and
running over the field. The freshmen
players arc determined TO win the in
terclass championship. They were out
about an hour after the upper classmen
went under the showers. The captain
and manager OF the freshes will he elect
ed today.
The sophomores. under Coaches Zlatus-
cha and McCloud. were given several fast
runs on the field and some signal work.
The soDhomorcs are practiclng much on
the forward pass and kicking and show
good form nj this work. The backneld
Of the seCond-ycar students is fast one
and II Is toss-up between the students
at the school whether or not the "sophies"
or freshmen will win the first game.
The juniors are practicing in syste-
matte way and appear determined 10
carry Off the championship this year
The team is fast and shows much beef
on the line, Johnny Wilson. the speedy
second team mainstay of last year. will
be one of the backfield men. Mulvey Is
also a certainty behind the line for the
third-year players.
Les Pyke acted as quarterback for the
seniors last night and ran the team
through some signal work This Is the
first time Pyke has played the quarter
back position and II his work In practice
can he taken as criterion he is good
man for this position on the first eleven.
The seniors will be drilled today in Sig
nal work. The manager and captain win
be elected today.
All stones have been removed from the
campus by the football candidates and
the grounds will be In fair shape FOR the
first games.
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IIavre De Grace Results.
,- international News Service.


First raco. six furlongs-TTiler, 100 (Dcrondc)
10 20 I, won: Progressive. 100 CMcTaggarU, TO
2. second; Briar Path, 10 tOutwclD. IL TO l.
third. Time. I:l3 go white. Hobnob. No Ford
Nal. Billy Collins. Second Thought and GoneSta
also
Second race. Hvo furlongs-Trodc Mark. 90
(cnmpbell. 20 l. woni Bcuepere. lio CButwolO, 4
TO ]. second; Bulgar los tWaldronl, 30 10 l.
third. Timo. 0i. Lambs Tall, Stone Ucugo
Eimahdi. silver Dino. oomo ana Hudas Brother
also ran
Third race f!vs turlonss--salon. 40 81. Bcrecn).
70 :. won. Charles Canncl I05 Or. McTGggurt.
20 I. occond Roger Gordon. 1T (MusEraye).
10 l. third Time. 1:oi SO hlico X. Red
Path Violet May Irirh Boy. Kedrou. MILKY Way
and Sun Ami also ran.
Fourth race. the lafayette handicap five and
half turlonga-Ga!ner I2o Davies>. 20 !. won:
Roamor. tfS (Dyruc) 70 l. second: Mr. SnIgEs,
1903 (Gluss). 10 I. third. Timo. 1905 2~h Addic
NJ, Unole Nun Canto Northerpcr, Cutaw0y.
Preston Lynn also ran.
Fifth racc milo and seventy yards-Gras-
mere fio CJ McTargar0. II TO 20. won; Molie $.
IOT Cschuttingor). % 10 l. second: Colonel Ash
meade, 1O4 "a. wilson,. II 10 8. third. Time.
I:45 10 Falesda- Ny Follow. Myconso and Mary
Ann X also ran.
sixth rnoo one milo and seventy yards-sv!sh.
IoT Dorell 6 10 g. won: Ardelon. 100 (Dcrondo).
10 l. second: Petnus. io7 tM.llerl, 30 20 l,
third. Time. Ia5. Bonnie EloiHc. supcrstittion,
j. H. Houghton. Inspector I.es'rade and Myccnae
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CALDWELL'S VICTORIOUS
MARCH is INTERRUPTED

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Detroit won its
last game OF the season here today
thereby evening the seasons series with
Now York. The score was TO g Jen-
nines's team stopped Caldwell. who had
IN the second and eighth innings.
Detroit scored two runs in the second
on Gibson's pass, Onslow's double and
Louden's single. New York tied In the
fourth 'on singles by Whlteman and
Knight hit batsmar. and a high throw
by Gibson, the second run coming over
on a double play,
Detroit won the eighth on two passes.
two hits and Neach's sacrifice fly, which
ncttcd two runs New York got one
back IN their half OF the eighth when
VILLA ANS walked and Knight was hit.
Glhooley's single scored Williams, Ons-
lows hand was hurt in the ninth inning
trying TO field Holdens single, and he had
TO retire
DETROIT YORK
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Havre De Grace Entries,
New, s,-,,c,

By lnuTnationAi news service
Flrst race tiYe and half furlonEs-B.astlcr,
Mohawk Gl-l. Scsredua. Rono. Bruin Belle.
Awsrs Melville Arrnn, aaree0im. Jco Finn.
kmburrt IOT; Turkey IN tho Straw, ioS. Ann
Tlliy, Iot; AbbotsfcrJ. l07
Second race siK turloass-wa.eT Welle, l@:
Superintendent So; SebSEo. ioa; SPr!te. ITO; Ge'
nsst, 81: Hester PRIME. 100: Flying Yankee.
a7: Yankee Notons. tio Marjorie A. ie
Third race five and hsf furlongs -Pcmotlo
RIeu Ici. Ns,ad iot; GALAXY, loi: Dolly Wa
terE %: Orotund. ZOE: Mater, io7; Lady Grant,
"a; Huratan. %; HsrVost Quos5. %.
Fourth race, ak furlonss-Thrif,y. 100; rengheo.
81; Deduction, ios: Garth, lo2; Eaton. liz; Com
pIiuont Ioq, Horace r., loa: Frog lo4; Grenlda,
iO2: Inferno Queen, io:. Nimtus. 100: Lord
leighton. 100: Marchavay loi; Magazine, iis'
Volthcrpo. ii3: Attnrslov, los.
Pittn race five aud half furlooso-Grcgs ~
Mid III; Heart Beat. 10: Notorcty. ioi; Chief
Magistrate ITO: wanita, loi; Mary Warren. Do;
Small. io7.
sIIth race. fiv. and bali furlonEs-lront
noysl os: soug Of tho VallsT. 10. Caro- Nome
io4. Maid Mohawk. lol. Colgan, iol Fool o
Fortune. l0, Ring MarthaIl. io7: Dnkc Hal, io'.
pombra. i0i.
clear: track fast.
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Lexington Results.

nv International News Service.
First rnce. Uix furlongs-FIsx. III (smalD. s. 10.
$50 and $3.50 won: Mcrrich. Ilt G>of,uS). SIS, 10
aud $3.50. 6econd: Cash Delivery li3 tGross)'
go tblrd Time. l:ls is. Mira Deli. Weys-
noko and j. u. Robinson aiGo ran.
second race. six turlOugs-John ID. Wakefield.
JOG lbuStonj, $3.50 $3.50 and ,3.70. won
Ethelda, 1909 CicCabc). $3.50 and $50. necood
Detour lo6 tGooseD. $50. third. Time. I:iS.
stanley s, Mark a. Mayor. Uncle Dick. Bow and
Arrow. Rosemary. George oInard. Cedar Brook
and Galley Slave nlRo ran.
Third race one mile and n siKtcenth-Couain
Pus5. i0i tVandusen). $3.50. $3.50 and 81 60
won; Bennnet ss (McDouaidj. $3.50 and 80. so.
second; Gowcll. 100 tGrosuJ. - 30. third. limo.
sl95 80. Equals track record. Fnbborgast
Any Port Cream aud High Private also ran.
Fourth race five and half rurlongs-MAud
n L.. io1 tBux,ou) $40. Sc. 20 aud 81. 90. won:
claxoncttc. 1o7 NanduEonl. S57 cand 80.
ond; Florin, 100 CKedcris). t1.Io third. Time
1:0l rs. Robinct,o and Aunt Mamie also -An.
Fifth race. five and half furloues-Belloc. iOs
Henryl. $3.50. $40 and SEQ, won: Fort Mon
roe, ll2 tstcclc), $3.50 and -, "a. second; Mar
6arct Lowry. lo1 Giartin), SG10 third Time
l:OI 80. transportation. Martha Mckee Bill
Combs. Aoeducgo. Nellio Irene. Cray Plume. Lady
Trogcscr. Orange and shopherdess ulso ran.
Sixth race milo and furloug-Carlton Club
ITO Wenduson). 1890. $3.50 and S2,7o, won Spin
die ITO tBuxLonl. $40 and $3.50. second Rake,
li0 tGroSs). 20. third. Time. 1884. SIR Gates
by Bally She aud Mor5hou nlso
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Lexington Entries.

By International News Service.
First race. six turlongF-L II. Adair, Cbanson.
Dcio Jackuon. Unclo Dick. Happy April. Gold
Color. Lady London. Coin, Royal Amber. io7:
Hoihers ITO; Nancy Crater, Ben Galore. II.
Second race. five and hnit furlorss-VcGa.
Molina. %: WnuscoI. l02; Tdn Leyna, Mike
Cohan. 1903: Silver Tone. I06 Gypsy Love 10T
Delft, 100; Dr. Kendall. CANDY Boy. IO9; TrousI,c.
1l0. Grnssclc, Ill.
Third rare. SIX turongs-BIAok Toncy, 81 +.
Ymir. l0I; Slccth. 1n2: Rocky o Brcn. l05: Coz
Lad. loj Foundation. Floral Park. Irish Gentle
man. I06
TactcsD. Louis Widrfs. Missile Tmon. Io2. Cedar
Brook lo5. James Dockcry, i07: Coppcrtown. 100 ::
syzygy. 1903: Howdy Howdy, ioe; Polls liz; Ef-
fcndi. il2.
Finh race. five and half fu-ong,-sndic
Jouott. Angie d. Marty Low Margaret LowrJ.
Ny Kitten. Disparity. Tom Boy. Tayoaro, Ky
rome. GJln, Melrosc. Kisland Ifa
Sixth race. milo--Followrnnn. ioi Mack B.
Bcaubanks lI0: worlds Wonder 100; Winning
witch. no. Rash. III.
Weather cloudy; track fast
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CRAMME. ARRANGED
DR. Y. M. c. A. GYM.

psfet. chairman OF the physical
n m the Y. NJ. G. A. has ar
IL programme oi tho gymnasium
|tF The winter.
y tr,ure other classes Will be
II be demand warrants. All
|fE b. permitted TO have the
|'n during the period allotted to
Ia rho Wish individual exercise
tss hours Will be allowed TO
EnDzSium.
|,e1s viii meet on Wednesday
|QhT. The time for Wednesday
|.H on Saturday 9:15. The stu
|'u ulll be allowed the use OF
-ifrm OF Tuesday Mt AIS and
I |r lea5.
<,tss junior class will have the
Dotsy and Wednesday at Z and
y Friday a; the same hour
crs classes will be given a half
|Cm work TO swim. The inter
ITislon Is 10 use ITO room on
~ Wednesday at s:15 and 4
N Friday al $50.
\, school class will have The
lissday and Thursday at 3:15.
tsfaT,mcnt VIII use the floor
~ and Friday AZ s. The lUsi-
Pc sll have The gym every
q he week except Sunday at
NC games will DC held every
n l.p. The Intermediate class
mmming st 3 TO 6:30 on Mon
. } on Tuesday. 5 TO . on
" 40 TO $40 on THURSDAY. ;
n Friday. and 10 $50 on Sat
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SALE OF "CY" MORGAN
ORDERED SET ASIDE

CINCINNATI, Sept, 16.-The national
baseball commission today set aside the
sale of pitcher "Cy'' Morgan Of the
Kansas CITY club 60 the Cincinnati club
aud ordered that the latter club be rcim-
burScd for any expense u had gone 10
in getting the player.
Manager Carr OF tho Kansas city club
and Morgan himself testified that his
arm was not in condition when ordered
fu report 10 Cincinnati,
Quite a few minor matters were also
considered by the commission, but no
onIlnrs were announced. The commits
sion adjourned sine die at the conclusion
Of the MorSan matter.
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IlI SENDS MEN
|lJUGH HARD PAGES
Effort Put Forth to
,.sb Green Huskies
,s;sues Of Game

-. biz squad might have
~ =, practice and to pro'iae
~ ~ and rougher for the
- - ,s,n the sod on Cuinlninss lI.I.5.
= o. IL nlayers of the unlNer-
Z, iec,nm nun up TO the fot'
I u ~, o. Ors-Sund yesterday aiter-
IL tHnr ysrv dubious about the
Il soo5 team AT 'ne ne, e,1y any
y -. need not foar that any
.t,InV"c overlooked this fnll be
- fns ,.yer went through
MI a more systematic course
|rr So The big company o.
q 81 he 10" are se'''"E ''''"
.,o, Nelly and Filzpat,
- ~ The Job last night ana
~ y o., a. onc another 10 sec
|'sfs va si," make his squad work
=, rsrspire most o, mn.
~. afternoon the ounch vas
~ - small squads and eacn
ch ~ very detailed coaching
~ fundamental parts oi inc
IN , iSlllng on o ball and start
,., Uas divided Into three
AMI each Goa sch TOOK MS
- Strenuous hour 8 work.
4. be,ng laid on the kicklnS
rs -, thls year and all the
\ y san. yor hackiieid posi-
Z. s,Irr nv shown tho proper FORM
:. N developing every man IN
- INTO al least a passa nle
ueln,yre continues TO sho"
~ an ths toe and will doubt
~ ~ die best puntcrs In tho
p lhs fall. a., ,5.y
psrhsks caused many com
,Se students. Pete ls
- and for the past three
~ b.en training partner OF
~, ire wrestler. He has done
- worn with the champion
- and IS az hard az a brick.
= ,bs things that is worrying
S,rlon row IA the failure, OF
.-r,rs 10 appear at school:
A, ne is called. is expected
. -,Instav In the hack field this
+. !. none OF his friends has heard
I, non him for q month. Bennion
~ 10 vorry. Tramp punches
~ sumner In the country west
f, sc:k and usually does not get
'In,lon moro than once during
"a 70 the chances arc that he
4 4 rnawares any time now.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-17
TIGHT CONTEST GOES
To PETER BILL|KEV
Two Most Important Events
Are Postponed, Owing to
Muddy Track.

DETROIT. Sept. 1s.--A muddy tack
QUA made necessary tho postponement
W naii inc grand circuit race programme.
including the $4,000 purse for a.i2 PAGERS,
Ind III only TWO events were completed
me Z:lf trot went TO Peter BiUIEcn IN
iour interesting heats. while Robert Mil
~ captured the 20, trot with ease
nc fastest time Of the day. 2;l31. was
nlaue IN the second heat OF the 2.O1
uot; Mai1Eold gave the bay geldng q
nStue se unil they turned into the stretch.
when Robert Milroi forged To tho front
and splashed home with more than a
length 10 spare
Inc 2:l2 pace Will be tho third event
tomorrow when the Michigan stake for
2:l6 trotters. purse $iO. 900 also Is sched- :
uleh. The three year old pace, postponed
week
: 2;h trot. purse 81 90. three in dive
fete5 BIikon. ch. Il. by Potter III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-17
ka Severe
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A'o Of Home Treat,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-17
Alma Richards to Cornell. /.

PROVO. Sept. 16,-James r. Tucker,
graduate OF Cornell. who has spen,
his vacation IN Utah. VII go back 10
take a course In law. Alme W. Rich
regular college course, accompanying Nj.
Trucker. They will leave In 4 few days.
Mr.. Richa rds's friends expect him TO
t.nsn nm and even improve In hts ath-
Ict,c work and think Cornell fortuna tc
IN getting the attendance az the cham
Mon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-17
" CLERKS PLAY
GHAM TEAM TODAY

Nv - rls'ks' nine will leave this
misliam City. where thev
PICKED team. There vii! be
-Ahy other sports and big
= e-sasion being the annual
a lherc viii be several sporIal
10, a few OF tho C,Ierks'
nle along to root for their
~ u'' boys and their friends
Y, Y I've o. $. l.. AT 7:S0.
G wv make the trip are.
sLlh ceichers. Barber and
.rs r,fntrs: Johnson. nrst bnse.
.,,. us1 base: Fitzpatrick. short
'.'sek- a'ek- thid base. Book. rjcht
,s center field; Soyvad si,I.
- aeld and Manager Grim.
~ hls boys are Willing 10
!" 500 side bet for a re-
y ee played al Lucas Aeld
,.s.i'aosr ,s;nosr q, and the Salt Lake
|F,Iao!edly see q holly contrsi-
Ne Teams meet
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JOHNSON AND BEVZ
IN PITCHERS DUEL
Continued From Preceding Page.)

then went 10 the rubber and had = hat,
tie with Plank until tho tenth Inning.
TWO odd double plays were made Tnr
neT started one By stop OF a groundrr
md finished II by making tho second put
OUT at second base. Collins also started
and finished n double play after rnufnng
Chapman's liner with the bases filed
CLEVELAND. PHILADELPHIA
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Gets 100 Stolen Bases.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept, ls.-Jimmv John.
ston. center fielder for tho S0n Francisco team
Of tho Pacific Coast baseball league 6rough,
his seasons record .or stolen bases w TO 100
in tho seventh timing OF todly's game between
San Francisco and Los kngclee.
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CLEVELAND
PHILADELPHIA

None OUT when winning run scored
fBstted for shawkoy I'm rlrth
fBRttrd for Houck ln sixth.
''Rnn for Dawn In olN,h.
Score by inulngs-
'ltF'lahp ....-.s.o o.
Philadelphia .......aO o i-s
Summary: Er-orE-Gnanoy JackSon Tyo-bpse
hlts-Turncr. Dnvis. Mcinnes. Three-ba-e hits
collins. hclnncs. Home 7Iu-Jhckson. Hits-of
Steen. In Innings tnono out in sirthl: off
James In ID inning: OF Culop in %
Innings tnono out In tonth). off shn nwhoy 6 in
innings; OIL Pennoch. none in % lining: Of.
Eouck. In ia inning of Plank In
innings. Sacrifice. hits-wal,h shawkoy s,runE
Johnston. stolen haHcH-Jhckson johnson ic) Ora
ney. o'Neil. Collins. walsh Double pays-rur-
nor 10 Lajoie 10 Chapman 10 Turner: Collins 10
EarGF 10 Colllus Left on bascs-CleveIand g.
g OIL cullop ?. of shswEcy D. OF, Pcnnock 4
off Plank Hit by pitcher-n- shawkoy. John
Ston. Struck out-ny Stecn I. by James 1 bv
Cullop :, By shaTkoy !. by Pennock J. b7.
Plank 8 Passed bnl-schhuS. wild pl,ch-Cul-
lom. limo OF gamo-1 hourh and So minutes
CmpireS-Cornolly ana Evans
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Kilbane Beats Walsh

BOSTON. Sept. l6.--Johnny I<ilbane OF
Cleveland. Ohio. the featherweight cham
pion, won a decision over Jimmy Walsh
OF Boston In twelve round bout at
catchweights here tonight.
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,b'en on account ot darkness.
summary; TNo-hase hi,S-cravn,h HobIi,reli.
Double play-Esan N Hoblitrol Left base
PhlIadeiphiR j. Cincinnati & Firrt base on balls
or Robertson .. Struck out-By Mayer . by
Robcrt6on l. Time ot game hour and I. min
Utes- Umpiros-Eason and Brennan
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NaS. v. e. STEWART REPEATS HER
FORMER TESTIMONY

4 reporter called at the homo OF Mrs
'. Il. stewart $50 East Sixth South
street yesterday. and questioned her CON
cernlng her present condition. II never
felt better IN my life, she said. 4 state
ment mado by Mrs. Stewart and cor
rooorated by her husband. was published
In the newspapers during July. and she
has not taken treatment for sometime
since He says:
AS understand. M wife has been In poor
health ever since she ~s5 "a or - ys,-s old aud
for The past four five ycAts has suffered cou-
stHntiy vith paIu In her back. hhd tired aud
weak feeling, appetite sud always felt worn
out. She tried three Salt Lake doctors and
many othcr ways IN nnd relief bu, II seemed
that the more doctors shs tried the worse shc
became. until che finally GOT 30 bad that We
bad nearly givon up all hopc and could hardly
hcr any good She had no r,rcas,h or smsi,Iou
10 novs ahou; the house and afraid go
out anywhere alone for fear Of being attacked
by weak spell and being unable 10 get back
home For tho last three years IN particular sh,
h1d heen thinner and growing much
that sho completely exhausted. We really
did not know of anything clss TO do for her
until ws read in the newspapers o, .hc cure
made by the Yoe Foo i.un Chinese Herb Treat
soltation and tho noTt day began taking tho
Two weeks before she started ,ho ,rea,rncn.
my uncle other relatives and friends knew how
bad she was and after she had bcon taking mo
treatment for two weeks they werc greatly
surprised at tho remarkable Improvement 81 her
condition
sho har been getting better ever since. and
can now eat everything she wants. can sleep
VOL. has more palm In her bhck and ie
really a new woman in every respect, and I
know for an absolute fact that shc Is bcttcr
aud stronger IN every way than she has over
becn since knew her. 4"
Yesterday. In conversation With the reporter
she continued: II feel like woman | am
certainly thankful for what these wonderful Chi
ncso Herbs hayo done for 7 siccp and eat
vol. and am able TO thko long walks without
any wcarinc.s whatever. T feel no return OF nv
old troubles. All praise is duo tho Yec Foo Lun
Chinese Herbs. am thankful that thcy helped
me 70 escape dangerous operation. which one
physician said necessary.
MANY REMARKABLE CURES
The reputation OF the See Foo Lun Chinese
Herb Treatment Is not founded OIL n few cures
but testimonials have been given by Thousands
from people who saved from lives OF sick-
ness and misery by these simple and harmless
Chinese Herbs. Many deSpondcut. suffering uom-
on who dreaded the surgeons knito and tho dis
agreeable examinations 10 which thcy are often
subjected. have found permanent cures and re-
lief In this treatment. No surgeons knife or
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Northeastern League

A., Portland-rortlRnt ls, Seattle I
~ Tacoma-Taroms {. Vic,oria 2.
Az srokane-ETotsne 2. Vancouver =
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AND REDS
DIVIDE IN DOUBLE
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JohrAon Struck out-By senton ~ Johnson
J. Tine OF gano--7 hour and minutes I'm
oires-Dre5naa and 'Eazoa
SECOND CANE
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Western League

At Sioux city-sioux city Lincoln game pest n
ronod account ~ rain
AZ 81. Jc.cph-wiebi,a {, 81 Jvcph !.
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40 petroskey Matched

n NaUcneu.
y. V,Inp' Mp' Sept l6.-Jimmy
y milwaukee mIddleweighi.
..,,,vuvskey have been matched
e.,e,..,O .Ouhd fight here on tho
} ,r,ss :, :; The men Will weigh
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Original Cntucts hsrhallEt and founder q, -he
Chinese Herb Institute. Denver his herb treat.
mcnt curing the siGE by thousand Sal, Lake
branch. IFS 9. Main street. urstalrs over Hlrsrh.
man shoe store. Phone Wasatch $3.50 Special Al.
pointmsns AZ Hotel Utah. Hour: Daily. % m
! 20 o'clock.
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Summary: Error-Gbson. T>wo.bsso hits-OD-
allow Hauman. Sacrifice fly-Vcnch. Stolen
bascs-Gii hooloy. Caldwell. Whltcman, Cobb. NAL
sell Loft bases-DctroIt 8. New York 1e.
Double plAys-Gossett aud Peckinpaugh. Bush and
Ouslow naHcs balls-On Caldwell o. of Dnuss
& Struck out-By Caldwell l. by Dauss J. iit
BY pItchor--By DausS Williams and Knight. Tlme
OF gamo-2 hours aud IL minutes. Umpirea-Fer-
guson and Sheridan