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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-05
Supervising Architect To
Inspect Georgia Marble

Washington, D. C. Nov. A.
Supervising Architect Oscar
Wenderoff will visit the Georgia
marble fields this week, accord
ing to an announcement sent to
Senator Bacon from the Treasury
Department.
Senator Bacon Immediately
wrote Mr.. Wenderoff calling at
tention to the fact that Georgia
marble has the reputation of be-
ing the best in resisting power of
any marble in the United States.
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OGDEN.
SALT LAKE.

Totals -. Al -32 is 3
sTwo out when winning run vas
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ST. Louis Wins Second.

PITTSBURG. July 4.-st. Louis took
the afternoon game from Pittsburg
through wildness of Pittsburg's pitchers
and getting hits at the right time Off
Cooper and Camn;z they got six runs In
the fourth inning. Cooper left the box
with three runners over the plate and
the bases full Iausers triple cleared
the bases. From that time the visitors
kept adding TO their string. although the
locals made Higgins use three pitchers
to retain the lead. A sandstone inter-
rupted the game for twenty minutes dur
ing the seventh In the ninth Byrne was
hit In the jaw by a pitched ball and on
push and tried to hit him Players inter-
fered Viox was put out of the game In
the ninth for disputing one OF Quigley's
decisions.
AFTERNOON
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.MORDECAI BROWN
SHUTS OUT CUBS

CHICAGO July 4.-chicago and Gin
cInnati broke even today. Cincinnati
game and losing the second, TO s.
Brown In the opener held Sthe locals to
six scattered hits and with perfect field
Ing behind him. never was in danger,
while the visitors punched hits off Smith
and won easy. Ames, the former New
York pitcher, opposed the locals in the
second game and was almost nvincible
until the eighth inning. when Chicago
punched FIVE hits. Two OF these were
horners by Zimmerman and Safer. and
one a triple by Schultz. These. with a
sacrifice and an error. netted five runs.
The visitors started rally in The ninth
when base on balls and a homer by
Dodge made two runs Cheney was hIr
hard. but had fine support in the
pinches.
CIECISNATI-CHICAGo
(iPrst game)
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Four Hits for Speaker.

BOSTON, July 4.-Hooper dropped a
line drive from Strunks bat In the eighth
inning OF the afternoon game today, al
lowing Philadelphia TO score three runs
and enabling the visitors TO win from
Boston by 3 10 3.
Boston held the lead until the eighth
inning but after the visitors went TO
the front the home team could do Moth
ing with Plank's pitching,
Hooper and Speaker We're directly re-
sponsibe for Boston's runs, the latter
making four hits out Of as many times
at bat, Hooper started Bostons scoring
by hitting the first ball that Plank
pitched for a home run.
AFTERNOON GAME.
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WHITE SOX DIVIDE
BILL WITH BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. July 4.-The largest crowd
of the season saw ST. Louis and Chi
cago divide the holiday double header
here this afternoon. the locals winning
the first game. G TO l. and the visitors
taking the final contest 10 1, and max
ing il two out of three games on the
series.
In the first game the locals punched
hits In the nrst two innings. With two
men on and none out in the second In
ming Benz gave way TO White. who held
the locals TO two hits UP to the eighth.
when he was taken out to let pinch
hitter bat for him. Williams with
home run and two doubles In four at
tempts led the batters
Russell was too much for st. Louis In
the second game holding them TO four
hits, two Of which double and a sim
gle. were punched. netting the ST. Louis
tally. Doubles by Lord and Chase In
the first inning counted one for the Chi
cago club and three singles in the NTH
Melted another. The visitors hit the ball
hard but sensational outfield catches cut
off many runs
ST. LOUIS CHICAGO.
iNorninR Eame.1
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Gregg Overcome by Heat.

from Detroit this afternoon by the score
OF To 2, For seven Innings Willet held
Cleveland scoreess. aided by excellent
support. In the eighth. singles by Tur-
ner and Jackson, Lajoie's double, Lou
denis wild throw 10 the plate and Graneys
single scored four runs.
Gregg was overcome by the heat at
the end of the sixth and retired in favor
OF Cullop who held Detroit to one hit
for the rest OF the game. In the fifth
Detroit scored two runs on Stanage's
base on balls, Louden's sacrifice and sim
giles by Bush and Witt
AFTERNOON CAME.
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MISSOUIA.

Score ty innings
Great Falls ........s.o n o n o IA
MiSsoula 49, ........0 0 / 0 0-1
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Brilliant Fielding in Second,

BROOKLYN, July New York won
the afternoon game from Brooklyn. . to
s. before big crowd, every seat In the
big Ebbetts stadium being occupied while
there were numerous standees. Marquard
outpitched Rucker. the New Yorss hit
ting the latter freely besides taking ad-
vantage OF battery and fielding errors.
Marquard also was batted generously
but issued no passes and received brill
liant support. Four fast double plays
featured the New Yorks' fielding, Larry
DOYLE figuring in three OF them. which
swelled his record TO twelve accepted
chances Kirkpatrick batted for Rucker
in the eighth when the locals made a
dying rally. Hall, recruit. pitched the
ninth inning and struck out the side in
order. Stengel, sprained his ankle run
ming 10 second base and had to be at
tended by a surgeon.
NEW YORK BROOKLYN.
AFTERNOON GAME
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BOSTON, July 4.-This mornings
game which Boston won from Philadel-
phIa by the score OF Is to 6, was such
long drawn out affair that by agree
ment OF both teams II was terminated
al the end OF the seventh inning after
two hours and twenty-five minutes Of
playing. Wood. the first pitcher the To-
calls used. went to bat twice In the fourth
inning and each time made a two-b base
hit, Yerkes OF Boston drove in FIVE runs
with three two-base hits
PHILADELPHIA BOSTON.
Gfornfng game.)
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New York Wins Second.

NEW YORK. July New York won
the afternoon game from Washington by
to . before a slim holiday crowd. II
was the first game which the New Yorks
have won from an eastern America n
season. Mcconnell was IN superb form
and held the visitors TO five scattered
hits The first run scored by the Wis
itors came in the first inning, when Milan
Borton and Peckinpaugh. After this in
ming. the homo team packed Mcconnell
with sensational support. Washington
filled the bases in the ninth inning, but
Moeller flied TO TIartZell for the last
out. The locals hit MuIlin and Hughes
hard and IN timely fashion. The batting
and fielding Of Peckinpaush was fea-
ture.
AFTERNOON CAME
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IN ELEVEN LjNNINGS
GO THREE TO THREE

PITTsBURG. July a-st. Louis and
Pittsbnrg went eleven innings 10 a 3-to-S5
tie in tie mornine game. Burke and
Sallee between them walked ten men;
but ten hits and ten walks, with wild
pitch and q sacrifice hy thrown in, got
Pitisburg only three runs. and they had
nineteen men left on bases. Robinson
pitched good ball for Pittsburg, but
weakened in tho eighth The game was
called after the eleventh to make room
for the crowd coming to the afternoon
game. Score:
ST. LOUIS -P1TTsBUEG.
mo \
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SALT LAKE

summary; Two ba Sc hls-Rlsberg
(2) Three ba Sc hits-Wessler Jones.
Home runs-ErIckson (2) Sacrifice hit
Sinclair Stolen bases-Wesslcr. Moore
head Davis Runs batted in-By Wess-
Ter. Van Jones. Erickson (2l Schimpff
Rase on balls-Off Sinclair Il off Erick
son, 8 Struck out-By Sinclair. 8: BY
Erickson e. Left on bases-Ogden. g;
Salt Lake l. Wild pitch-Erickson First
base on errors-Ogden, /; Salt Lake. /.
Double play-Perl,ins 10 Woolums; Erick-
con to Dresser: Jones 10 Wessler 10
Woolums; Huelsman TO Davis. Hit by
pitcher-Perl<ins Time of game hours
and minutes. Wright
Second ga me
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Wilding Retains Title
by Defeating America
New Zealander Beats Maurice E. McLoughlin|
San Francisco In Three Sets Tennis Singles. /
Terms Yankee Excellent Sportsman"

! know of which equals the Anar;
III speed and power. 80
consider that my driving ana
off the ground both from tha
hand and baekhand, was good ana'
III today 5 play The difference bc{|
us in our strokes off the GROUND
probably the deciding factor of
match. McLoughlin,s yolleyino
without doubt brilliant, but the eie
Of risk in making a volley calcr'
to finish the rally must necessay;I /
ways be very considerable. T.
Fortunate 10 Win.
This factor was much in er;ds,
today g match. The taking e.
might also be called a characterie}
American tennis.
have seen Mclaughlin plav
before in the Davis cup mateb,
Australia in 1909, and T considsv
his readiness has improved and ft
will 20 on improving, He not onI,
! most brilliant strokes, but he hs
excellent temperament for match
and he is, by the way, an ave,
! sportsman. Mclaughlin certainIv
be considered as having great &
success in store for him in the (
world. ~
l consider that the tennis
"good'' throughout the entire {,
and that the game was certainiy I
one. [ could add that I do not
| have ever played better in tha
lenge round than / did today, ani
slider myself very fortunate To-
beaten the American champion.
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McClain, Dresser tol rfuesman. Pendle-
ton. Home run-Rlsberg. Sacrifice hit
Davis Stolen base-Woolums. Runs
batted in-By Jones (2l. Risberg (9l.
Dresser. Bauer 90. Base on balls-Off
Balllnger. 6: off Erickson. /, Struck out
By Ballinger. D; by Erickson. I. Left
on bases-Osden, 3: Salt Lake. 13.
Passed bal--Pourroy. Wild pitch-Bal-
linger CO... First base on errors-Ogden.
. Salt Lake. ., Double play-Risberg
to Wessler Time OF eame-2 hours and
10 minutes mpire-Wright.
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LOSING STREAK OF
PHILLIES BROKEN

PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-Philadel-
phia Nationals losing streak. which had
reached eight straight was broken when
the home team won this mornings game
from Boston. to 2. All OF PhiIadelphias
runs were made in the fourth inning.
when Rudolph was hit safely seven times
and Rariden made two errors. Seaton
pitched excellent ball and kept the vis-
itors down TO five hits.
The score, morning game;
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Totais Is v Y 27 ST Totsls ..s5 s 10 q
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By ANTHONY T. WILDING.
Worlds Lawn Tennis Champion.
al Cable TO The Trlbune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
ER7 IMBLEDON, July 4--Anthony
NWj L. Wilding Of New Zealand,
Wv holder of the all England lawn
tennis championship. today re-
tanned his title by defeating Maurice II.
Mclaughlin of San Francisco by score
Of S.6. 6.3, los,
To comment on one IS own play is diff
ficnlt, To confine one s remarks TO the
play of an opponent and that of one
self in particular match is more diff
fieult, especially when one had man
aged to win the match. To show how
one did not manage TO win would per,
haps be easier.
The conditions for today IS match
were almost perfect. both as regards
wind, light and temperature. The play.
ing surface of the center court was, Of
course, excellent. Notwithstanding that
today 3 match was won in three straight
sets, ] consider that the match was far
closer than many five set matches. We
were both considered to be in very
good physical condition.
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, score. morning game:

'Battod for NoyeJ IN eighth.
''Battnd for Rariden in ninth.
''.Ran for Lord In ninth.
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(Morning gnme

summary: ErroT-LaJoe. Biandins, Bush ts).
Pipp te). Two-base hits-Chapmun Jackson,
Johnston. Homo run-Vitt. Sacrifice hit-Chnp-
man. Sacrifice fly-Ryan. Stolon bascs-John-
stop. Graney, Bush. Double plays-Crawford and
Pipp: oNeil and Chapman. First base balls
-on Blanding. 3. Struck out-py Bianding o;
by Dubun. /. Wild pItrh--Dubuc. First base on
crrors-Cleveland. g. Detroit. 2. Left bases
Cleveland. 6; Detroit, G. Time OF gamo-i hour
% minutes. Umprcs-Evnus and Sheridan.
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Win Second Also.

Philadelphia won the second game by
the score OF TO |.
The home team hit James's delivery
hard in the first two innings Of the after
noon contest, while Rixey held Boston
down 10 four scattered hits. The visitors
escaped a shutout In the fourth inning
when sweeney scored on pass. Myers's
two-oasger and Wfaling's sacrifice hy.
BOSTON. N.PHILADELPHIA
AFTERNOON CAME
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summary Errors-MoclIer. woter. PcekIu-
paugh, Borton. First base orrors-WGShingtop,
q Two-base hlts-Warhop ShankS Sacrifice
hits-Morgau. Gand Stolen bascs-Foster. Milan.
Left baseS-New York &: Washington. Z, Dou-
Bile play-Warhop. Hartzcll and BortoD, Basos on
balls-off Warhop /. Struck out-By Groom. .:
by Warhop. /. Hit BY ptchcr-By Warhop Cic-
Bride and Morgau). pasaod ball--cossett Hits-
OFF WARRIOR S In eight innings; off CLARK. none
In inning Time OF game hour 81 minutes.
Umpres-Diuecn md Eean.
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CLEVELAND

Summary: Errors-Y,t, Loudeu Two-base hits
-Grogg. Lajoe. Gainer. Sacrifice hits-Chap-
man. Gregg, Lajoe. Stolen bnses-Bush. Witt.
Double plays-carisch and Chapman; Bush and
Gainor. Hits-off Gregg, In six innings; of
Cullop l In thrpe Innings. First base balls
or Groeg. 5: Off Willott. 3. Struck out-By
Gregg 3; by Cullop. .. Frst base error
Cleveland. l. Left bascs-Cleveland Z. Dc
troit s. Time OF game--l hour 81 minutes Um-
pires-Evans and Sheridan.
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BROOKLYN, July "A record morn
ing crowd saw New York take the first
holiday game from Brooklyn today, TO
.. Tesreau. who was suffering with the
heat wobbled in the ninth when he
passed Callahan and Daubert He was
taken OUT In favor Of Crandall. Score;
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SALT LAKE WINS TWO
thinning BATTLES
Continued From Preceding Page.)

off into the outheld Murphy there
upon beat II for home, and that ended
day.
1t was great baseball--the kind of
baseball that is never beaten and seldom
tied.
The teams will play again this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock
First game
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. JULY s 1913

rince hit-Prat stoen hascs--Auytp t5). Lavan.
Left bssea--St. Louis. 9. Chicago .. snsoa on
bslls--on white. l. OF LcvorcnE. .. Hit by
pitoher-By Smith (Lavnnl. struck out--By
White Q. by Smith. /; by Lcverens. Wild
pltches-Bcn., Leverenz, Smith Time OF game
? hours. Umpircs--o' Ioushi.n and HIldobrond
AFTERNOON GAME,
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Summary: Errors-Colllns. Baker. Hooper
Wagner. Two-bnse hlts-speaker. Carrizan. e
Murphy. Three-base ht-speakor. Home run
Hooper Sacrifice hits-PlaDk. Lewis. Oldrlng
stolen base-E. Mufphy. Doubis pays-Baker.
collInu and Mclnnis; Wagner, Yerkes and Ensle
Collins and McInnB. Left on baseB-Philodelphia
z: Boston. g. Bases ballB-off Foster. 4. First
base errors-Boston. l. Philadelphia 2 Hit
By pitcher-Plank. Struck out-By Foster. 81
By Plank. T. Time OF game hours is minutes
Umpircs-Conuolly and McGreovy,
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GREAT FALLS TRIMS
M|SSOULA FOR TWO
Duffy Allows Only Two Hits
in First; Electrics Hit
in Pinches.

Special TO The Tribune
MISsoULA, July t.--Failure Of the
Hlghlanders 10 hit with men on bases
let the Electrics take both Fourth OF
July games. Duffy pitched splendid
game in the morning. shutting the locals
out 10 o. and allowing but two safe
hits
In the afternoon Delhi opposed Bohen
IN a pitchers battle and won, 4 to ! !.
Hits In the pinches saved the Electrics.
Morning game
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Railroad Men Win.

The o. S. l.. Passenger Accounts team
OF the Trolley league defeated the Re
gals yesterday at the high School
grounds by the score of 7 10 T. The
batteries for the o. s. l.. we're Louns-
dale and BurbldEe, and for the Royals.
Mcpherson and Oslcr.
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McLoughlin's Play Brilliant.

The outstanding feature Of Nc
Loughlin' Is play is his wonderful smash.
ing and volleying and the great pace of
his services. ] think / was lucky to
consistently "take' his service
throughout the match The service of
Colbert, the Freuchman. is the only one
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-sut,ed for Smith IN The eighth.

-sntted for Smith In the eighth
Score b7 inrlngr-
Cincinnati ....;..........o q n-
Chicseo ...s,..-...,......0 q o o q o o q a %
Summary Two-basc hit-HoblitzsI Three. hsse
hr-Brovn Groh. Hits-off Smith II In eight
innines; of Richie none IN cns inning Sac
rIfice hiis-Hobitze1. Berehammer. Sacrifice fy
--BesoneT- Stolen bsse-Eyers. Double plays
Groh 20 bersnammtr 20 Hoolizel: 6crshaInmer
Cincinnati. : Chicago. Z. First base on bails-
Off Brown. 2; of Smith. I. Struck out-sv
sTith. 4, Time Of game-1 hour minutes Un-
plrss-BTennnp and Eason
SECOND CANE
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GROOM HOLDS NEW
YORKS RUyNLESS

NEW YORK July shington
easily shut out the New York Americans
In the morning game here today, TO o.
Groom held the locals helpless. Warhop.
on the other hand. was hit hard with
men on bases. Score:
wAsHINGToN-NEw YORK.
(AioTuing Eame.1
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Western League

At Denver t;irst game)-Lincolu. .: Dsnv
Second game-Lincoln 3; Denver. u.
at end OF first half OF seventh inning: dark
Al Wichita (mornIns gamc)-Torska. 6;
Ia :.
Afternoon game-1opcls 5: Wichita. I.
At Des Moines Guornins eamel-St. Josr
Des Moines, ?.
Afternoon game-st. Joseph. O.. Des doint
At Omaha (nornins gsme)-Sioux Cit
Omaha. ]. 81
Afternoon game-sloux City. o.; Omaha. g
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.nnttcd for Myckoff In tho firth.
Called By nercement.)

Summary: Errors-orr Barry, wyckoif. Lewis.
Wagner az, Cndy. Two-base hits-Yerkes CD.
Wood (a). Oldrins. Speaker. Hts-of HoucE.
in two and one-third innings; of WycEoff. In
ono and two-thIrds innings off Morey, in three
innings: off Wood, I in four innings; off Bedicnt
3 In threo innings. Sacrifice h!ts-Hooper t3),
Speaker Engle, pedlcnt. Stolen bascs-Speaker,
(3l. Lewis. Gardner t2l, Yerkcs. Wagner Left on
bnils-off Wood g. OF Houck &; off Wyckon.
3: off Morcy, .: off Bodient. /. First base on
Philadelphia. .. Boston, .. Hit By pitchers
BY Wyckoff (wagnor and Hooper,, by Morey
CCady). Struck out-By Houck. 2; by Wyckoff. !:
by Morcy. / By Wood, l. by Bcdcnt. q Passed
ball-Cady Wild pitch-Wyckoff. Time or game
- hours 25 minutes. Umpircs-McGreevy and
Connolly.
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Homo run-cravath Hits-on Rudolph. In
l-3 innings: Noyes. 1 In 3 2-3 innings. Tyler
In J. Sacrifice hits-Euabc 2. Double plays
Connolly and Sweeney. Left bases-Boston s.;
Philadelphia. g. Frs, base on balls-Od Ru-
dolpb !. Noyos T. Tyler /; Seaton 4 First base
on errors-Boston ]; PHILADELPHIA /. Struck out
BY Rudolph. g. by scaion. 10 Passed ball
Kiiifer. Wild pitches-Rudoiph. L; senton Q
Time-i.bs Umpres-Byron and Riglor.
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MISSOULA.

Summary. Left on bases-Great Falls
8, Mssoula g. Stolen base-Kelly, Two
base hits Kelly. Carman. Struck out
BY Maloney q, by Duffy 4. Base on balls
orr Duffy !. Time OF game hour and
I5 minutes. Umpire-Frary,
Afternoon game
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osTON-PHILADELPHIA.
AFTERNOON GAME.
PHILADELPHIA.
a.. - - -

surimhry. ErFor-SVeeney. Tao -brEe hitq-
Myers. Msses, Knsee. cravath. Thres-bass hit
bose--Cravsth Double piayE-Donlnn Knsbe and
l,uderus: Doolau snd Luderus. Left on bases-
6os'ou, 5; Phiisdelphis. 9 First base on bsiis--
lanea lLobertI struck out-By james >: b.
RixsT. 2. Bsik-Bixes. Time OF gamo-i hour
! so nlautcs. umrlre5-Rgier and BYRON
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TESREAU ALLOWS BUT
FOUR HITS IN FIRST
Marquard Outpitches Rucker
and Team Profits by
Brooklyn Errors.
National League.

Yesterdays results;
Broooklyn 2-5, New York So.
Phila delphia 6-s, Boston 81.
Chicago 0-5. Cincinnati 43,
Pjttsburg s-s ST. Louis 3-12. (First called
at end OF eleventh inning TO give play
ers time for lunch)
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Summary: Two base hits--Weaver,
Tobin. Sacrifice hit-Siner. Sacrifice
ter. Delhi to Hester. Stolen bases-Dehi.
Potts. Bases on balls-Off Bohen 8.
Struck out--By Bohen 6, by Delhi a. Left
on bases-Great Falls 6, Mlssoula 6. Time
OF game hour and % minutes. Um-
pire-Frary.
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Summary: Errors-Mngee. Byrne. Miller. VIII
SON simon Eayers. Two-base hits-wingo.
o.Lcary zl carcy te). Miller Three base hits
Nio1 Hauser Stolen bsses--Mogee. oabes. Now
rey Sacrifice flies-Viox. Hyatt. OLcary. Hits
-ofi Cooper, in three and one-thrd innings:
off cannitz. Ia oue and two-thirds innings: off
Eayrs. three in four innings; off Griner 5 In
five innnsS none out In the SIXTH: off Steele,
In two and one-third Innings: off Geycr. In
one and two-thirds innings Struck out-By
Grlner. l; By Steole g. by Gcycr !: by Cooper.
2: by Eayrs. /. Bases halls-on Cooper &:
off Cannitz, 2; off Eayrs !: off Grincr, .: Off
Steele. ! Hit by pcher-By Goyor CByrnel,
Wild pltch-Griner Left bases-Pii,sburg
s: ST Louis. s, Time nj game hours ( min
utes. UmpreS-ougley and EmslIe
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Aus.ralians Are victors.

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-rhe
traIan cricketers led the United
and Canadian eleven oy $50 runs q
end of the first days play in tl1e
match between the two teams. The
tralians, batting first, scored a33 T,
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SLOW EXHIBITIONS
PLAYED IN BOSTON
Wood Pitches First and the
Veteran Plank Wins
Second.
American L,eae ene.

Yesterdays results:
Philadelphia 6-5. Boston 1873.
New York o-5 Washington So.
ST. Louis al. Cllica go 1-2
Cleveland 4-4. Detroit 2-2.
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RAIN INTERRUPTS
GLE VELAND GAME

CLEVELAND, July "A terrific rain
and thunderstorm interrupted the morn
ing game In the seventh Inning. with two
Cleveland batters out. Cleveland won, 4
TO .. Detroit's runs We're scored on
Bush's single and Wits home run drive.
Score:
CLEVELAND. DETROIT.