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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-07-24
284,O00 Votes
Po||ed This Week
Voting Continues Heavy. Miss Maude
Kidd Won the Prize This Week.
The Lady's Silver Hand Bag

The Argus and these business
firms are much pleased to bt
able to print list which shows
such a remarkable degree o.
activity as does the list printed
this week.
Over 2S4,000 votes were cast
the last week. Well over the
100000 mark. The candi.
dates and their friends GER
tainly are working hard to win
the Mcintyre. There are now
80 active candidates in the race.
SUCCESS MEANS EFFORT.
The right sort of effort now
will place any contestant upon
an equal footing with those
whose names have appeared
from the beginning, but have so
far shown only n passive in
terest. To catch up with the
leaders will be harder, but it
can be done and the prize is
worth the effort.
Success in this race means
much to the winners. 1t car.
ries with it an influence OF great
value in future undertakings.
There is nothing to success in
she race but diligence, energy
and application. Commander
Vanderbilt, when asked what
his secret OF success was. laugh
ingly replied that he had simply
paid attention to business and
gone ahead. The same rule
applies in the contest business.
10 not lose signt OF the fact
that subscriptions are source
OF votes. The more people who
subscribe to the Argus and vote
for you, and the more people
who trade at these firms and say,
Cast these votes for Miss Smith"
tie greater your success will be.
Your friends are not goirg to
help you unless you ask them.
Moral; Ask them and,ye shall
receive.
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COURT MATTER
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The hest OF moving pictures at the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
.HAGEN'S LONG HIT
WINS FOR ARTHUR
Copper League.

The Arthur team or the Copper leage
deieated Magma yesterday on the Car
heId diamond, thereby gaining first place
In the league. Although Magma made
more hits and fewer errors than Ar
thur, their hits did not come at the
right time and their errors were more
costly Every hit by the Arthur players
was clean.
Arthur scored three runs In the first
inning. when Rollins. who had been hit
by pitched ball. and Wagstaf who
had made FIRST on an error, scored on
Englemans three ba gger. They made
two more in the second, but did not score
again until the eighth.
In the fourth inning Magma got busy
and with four singles and an error We're
able to score four runs, and In the fifth
they Went one run In the lead when two
men came in on Kilpatricl1s single
Arthur won the game In the eighth
when Hagen hit TO deep center for three
sacks with the bases full.
The Smelter and Townsrte teams of the
Copper league Will play at Garfield to-
day. The Arthur Magma score follows
MAGNA-ARTHUR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
RITCHIE IS 10 TO s
FAVORITE FOR BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.-Willie Rit-
chic and Joe Rivers. principals In Fri
days tltular battle for the lightweight
championship of the world, completed
their work OF training today They Will
take light gymnasium exercise tomorrow
enough to keep their muscles limbered
up-but so far a S hard work is concerned,
the Siege is over, Both fighters are down
to the stipulated weight, and so far as
can be judged from outside appearances
they are in perfect condition.
The contest is probably attracting more
attention than any lightweight battle In
recent years This Is accounted for be-
cause OF the great diversity of opinion as
10 tho outcome, Taken on their past rec
ords there is little to choose from, and
experts who kept careful tab on the boys
during their training period found II dtf-
ncult to form an opinion as to which
was the hest equipped to wear the light
weigh, crown,
Betting on the fight took sudden
squirt today following the arrival OF sew
eraI large Rivers com omissions from Los
Angeles. There was an abundance OF
Richie money TO cover these commis-
sions however and the market OF 10 TO 8
on Richie esta blished week ago re-
mains unchanged tonight.
Owing 10 the decision OF Promoter Gra-
new to have the men In the ring at 1870
y m, they will weigh in al ! o clock in
stead Of o the time named In the articles
Of agreement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
NJ 'LOUGNLIN EASILY
BEATS AUSTRALIAN
BY Anthony T. wilding.

WIMBLEDON. England July The
expected happened Maurice Mclaughlin
mad no difficulty whatever IN defeating
Doust without loss OF set. II is diff
IN which one player was so distinctly su-
psrior To The other In all depa rtinents.
This point WAS clearly emphasized in the
last set. when Doust found himself In the
momentariiy happy position OF four
game 10 one lead But at tGis crucial mo-
ment the American was able to steady
himself up IN an eXtrao,diua Tliy short pc
riod-possiby five nnutes-and tho Ecore
stood al four all. Doust then cleverly Won
a service ga me. but Mclaughlin put an
winner al I 10 s.
The score for The match read SIS. 6-l
10 in McLoughlin's favor.
My impression was that the winner
had fots IN hond ard could have pro-
luced soGeth'rg even better had the oc-
casioB demanded the effort The last
ga me was quite dramatic as four con-
:scutive services we're hardly touched by
Domst Tho Australian played plucisly
and up 10 lis best form. but naturally
enough mis- mighty opponent evera wed
and ovcrsbadowed the little man in every
department.
McLougAlsn Is nov The winner Of The
all cOmeTs and PLAYS Widing for the
cdampiorsEip on Friday
McLouShIn's game and style created
2 profound sensation in lawn tennis cir
cles over here, and he has well main
taincd America s reputation OF sprinsing
on us something really great
The doubles semi-finals were tame.
Parhe and Beamish easily vanquished the
Lowe brothers. who inclined TO delay
matters and cherish i distinct preference
for TIC back bne. Rane and klelnschroth
have not vet completed their victory over
Crawley ond Hendricks. but when the
weather clears up I give the latter pair
about half an hour more OF life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

fiino, no,t9n ,Strs Tech second Cope Unv.rsity o.
,"'Satd Fua-fntf UnIver,ity OF urbis,,
NJ S9rce' Illinois. second. Hunter. Illinois
.o'' V9ult-Waegoner Yale. Nrs,; Thoms, cb,.
eos seooho no third. Height, II r,er inch..
~, sTi,, hnrdies-kelly, Southern Californi,
100. Mll,sr. Knox second; neatty, wcbieen
asr1spliuIsl SS third. Time zs
co-FaFd run-scotten. Yale first. Lo. Obi,
Time, 2oT 2-5 ieeh' 'ntd
,;Iso-yafd dobh-Ferker. Chicago trrt. Stanton
81 d.'noIs second; Torm-y, w,sconsiu thIrd Tine,
eoIisn. HSnn0g , nlsh ,ump.Riehord, Brigham Young
V,iiIsse' leh, nfst Roberts. Fnynham second
Ire,oo is o, Cornell third Height, ,est il inches
l'-ponnd shot put-Kohlsr. MIcblvnn y,r<,
6'aFe hooN second; Knn,zlrr CorpolI thi-d
Distance. 20 foot a. lnch., '"O'' ''a
Iwo, mile run-purey. Bradley Institute first :;
armour Worcester Tech, second; C.reliIn Obi,
DISCUS throw-NnckE. Oshkosh first: Richard.
Slsnam loung second. Kohler, Michigan third
Dlhtance. l35 feet inches.
pound hammer ihTow-Rohler MicbI1,n
uLst; Muoss. Oshkosh. second Stcarr Knox
Running broad jump-Kclly UniversI,v n,
southern California. first: Richnrds srirb,r
a1nns college second: Nicholson. Missouri ,birS
Distance. q tcot ais inches '"''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
CUBS TAKE SERIES
FROM CLARKE'S MEN

CHICAGO. July Chicago made a
cream sweep of the series with Pitts
nnrg today by winning the final game
Adams pitched fine ball. with the ex-
cepuon of two innings. when Chica 20
punched total of six hits Although
HumphTes was touched for three homers,
only once did the visitors have man
OH base Manager Evers saved the game
for Chicago in the opening inning. when
he made run and stop OF Wilson s
srounder. which looked like a sure double.
and tossed the runner out at first. retir-
ing the side with the bases full
Today was Himmerman's last day to
remain on his good behavior in order to
receive the other half OF a 800 bill, one
half OF which was presented to him by a
fan II he could refrain from being
chased by the umpire for period of two
weeks. He had narrow escape. how
ever. He was on third base and at
tempted TO steal home. The throw beat
him and Umpire Quigley called him out
Zimmerman arose To his feet and COM
menced 10 argue with the umpire, but
suddenly Gained down and walked away
PITTsBURG CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Results on Turf:
w eightS, Riders
and Entries
Hamilton Results.
national Ncw8 service.

by International ScwG Service
First race. Prince ot weos five furIonss-sIir-
per Day. i05 tBuXtnnl. !. won: Dark RosaIer
l05 '1urnor) { 20 5. second. Alai Bass i0s Cray
20 TO !. third. Time. ;0l i-5. Diamond Cluster.
Marian Gayoty, Sandy and Amphlon also ran
Second race. six furloufs-issy Ham FL Mon
tourl. 10 !. won. John Bowman. ioa (Moody J.
50 10 l. second nn;tery. - tober;l ~ TO l. third
Time. li6. oakland Lad. porcuplnc Old Hank
Clinton, ManSoluB md Lord indas also ran.
Third race. Spring Brewery stakes five fur
lons5-Vandorgrin. ii5 'BuStonl. , 10 q Iou ::
southern Maid. l2o tKnappl 10 TO- second: Tho
Usher. III Moody. to IN. third. Time 100 90.
Silent Pila,c also ran. iThc UEher and Southern
Maid coupled as Davies cniryl
Fourth race. five and a half furlonrs-Honcy
Bee. 1d5 tNilsonl. 10 , won; Thco Cook iO6
tWnrdi. 30 10 I. second: Double Five. 100 tsharf)
10 20 ]. third Time. l:o5 I-5, Black Chief. Tank
ara. Yorhyille. Hcar;hstonc. Jack NunnalIy aud
Liberty Hall also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlones-Chestcr Krum l23
(smslO, TO s. ~on: Myrtle Marion. ios Cwil-
l!amsi. Is TO I. second Daisy Plat rs Mon
tour. 10 I. third. Time. l2T 5-5 Aunt Alice
Jonquil. Burning Daylight. Deputaton md Lad
OF Langdon also ran.
Sixth race. Foveu furlongs-Miecosukec. .! 6Key-
lon). - 10 !. won: Ralph Lloyd. los C!ontourl
II 20 8. second: Lord Elan. lo3 CKnupp) : 10 J.
third Time. l:2s. Orowoc. Miss Jonah Edith
1ncZ. nilatory FoScTnft and Nimbus also ran.
Seventh recc milo and a sixteenth on turf
John Rnardon. ili tBuXtou'. 10 to TO- won :
Dynamite. io2 (MoodD. 10 l. second. Eftcndi.
ios (Wadronl 10 l. third. Time. if5 t-5
Lucky George. supors,itutIon and Patton also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Latonta Results.

5y International News Service
FIRST race. five and half furone.-Dr Samuel
ioo Callahan. ti4.5o. So 90 and $3.50 won TOM
lee. 100 Otedcr!s>. $40 and $40 second: Har.
bard liz French 1910. third. Time i:07 is.
BIZ CocmbS Old Trump, Billy Stuart Czsr
Michael Holton. Transit, L!ndar ond Pulcatioa
also
Second race. siy fuFlongs-A Bloch. los 6girsch.
baum. ts.1 $3.50 and 8, 50. won. Nello. io5
fEsispi. S7.io aud s2t second Mother Kstcham
LOO tKcderisI. So 40. third. Time. I:io y.5 Wsy-
erinS DIETRICH. All Red Curtain Gala. EIyutisn.
Bay OF Pleasure and Beulsh s. also ran
Third race. mile and a sixteenth--hnua a
Reed. 100 Kydel $500 sic1 aud $3.50. ~on.
Irogato, ios teoosel, $40 and $40. second.
Guide Post. lo5 ,Estep) SEQ third Time.
i''6 as Bright stone. Hopsaok and Tactless also
ran
Fourth ok furionrr-Runles, 10. tEstopl
$3.50. $40 and $3.50. Pobeco. To- Tap
I'M. 5000 and $50. neeoud Edith W.. lo2
lMcCsbcp, $3.50. third. Time. 10 1-5. Leo
skoiny. Harry l., o'Hasen. sosius and Ambition
also
Filth race. six furlongs-Anna Patricia 100
tKoderlsJ, $3.50 800 and 81 So Won Mcrrck.
liz fGooge,. $500 and go second: EtheIda III
tCallnhanl $50. ,hiri. Time. II, 2-5. Cash
on Delivery and DobbJ Boyer also
Sixth race. mile and eiEhth-Bsautitul
los s(kcbcriHl. $3.50. 1850 and 81. 90. won Bonne
Chance, iio hpdrcsg), stiio and $50. second
Mocklor 1l5 Goosol. 20. third. Time. i:5s 2-5.
Bnllyshc. Charter. Msrshou aud Bobby Cook also
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
FIGHTERS ARE READY
FOR BOUT TOMORROW

LOS ANGELES. July c,-The long
training siege has ended for Leach Cross
and "Bud' Anderson. the two light
weights who are TO box scheduled
twenty-rou battle In the Vernon ring
of the Pacific Athletic club at o'clock
on the afternoon OF July 4.
The finish of the grind finds Cross az
fecting an air OF Saiety 10 cover up ms
"nerves" Anderson IS the same quiet,
easy going, almost sullen chap OF ten
days ago.
II became known today that Promoter
McCarey has the positive promise OF Joe
Rivers. should the Mexican win from
Richie, that ne will come here and fight
the winner of the Cross Anderson bout
on the afternoon of next Thanksgiving
day,
The heavy seat reservation FOR the
hght indicates that S22.oOo house VIII
see cross and Anderson In action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Latonia Entries.

First race. ';e turlonss-Msrty Lou. io5 Hor-
tenEc ", Bunty. 100; Klcrea. Violet Msy. Martha
Mckee, Emerald Gem. Serene. On No. Louie
Gricc. Romeo. SeTenata. ITO.
Second race. 81, furones-Coy. BsYlah 3 Iar-
ket a3:tL n hdslr. General I0!: Bay Of Pleas.
ure Pitfa. io5; Merlin. iei Sir Oocnbach. Ioj:
Galley Slave. i0I PiUvtus. Biliy Baroot. 10.
Third race. mile and .ixteonth-TiiHo' :
Nightmare. 100. Petruche. Wifhn. Ring. Carlton.
lubus Clubs. Tommy Kins. Bo i0?; Puck. Ser
vieeoce. io7; Pedro. Palma. loa. George o1uard.
10
Fourth race, six furlonss-siNor Bill. Io2 Mrs
rhrope LOG: Jim Bssey. Irish Gentleman, III
Svannauoa ITO.
Fifth race. six furlongt-Ntke Cohen. t0:; Candy
Box. los; Horemood. Hoton. Bol'cr. ioi; Hodge.
COSTS. Ios.
Sixth race. one mile anG seventy ysrds--si--
Actress. lo5; Earl OF Snvoy Jimmie Gill. ini
voron. Billy Holder. io5 Worlds wonder. los
Weather clear: track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

perth lc5: La Jccs io;. Iron Queer. Big Claim.
Emily Le" ios: Buss. lc, Dublin John loo.
Eolsbird. 'f
Third race five furlouss-Abs siun-ky .lo5:
NVonns New Crotsi ioi Gomui Lord Clinton.
Robcr. Mitchell. SeveTStc,n. l0i; Bishfu Be,J, .
LaE'. 81.
Fourth race. 'iS furIonss-Psrior Boy. FIotai
Parf. l3s; Mona Csuomsnn. kmeficus. io5; Hn'y.
Engra1er. -v}: afs. Camp. 100: Sir fTetfui.
ce
Fifth rscs one mile Force Nc. Lshi<h III.
Mamie DcD~e Ioa: Beluti,u Knight ios. Ora
Mcoee. loi: Jiin Canerata. Lev Eil. Io3
Sixth race. six turlongs--DuncTassar Star Blue
li: Gimll. l12; Mlt Jonon, sta Dadds Clip.
III; Dutch CcureEe. Ioa: GTost FT,ar. io7: Cubou.
ioS; Vaihal. Arbutus. l0i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

srysoo ios tRish,mrel. , 10 l. s~coDd: P.lan-
auin. liz tButwoin. IL to g. third. Time. l1a.
Csmpeon Gcnesta and Lace also ran.
Fourth race. Que m!le-HedEe. los Gfu,graYel
) 10 ]. ~on: Guy Fisher. lis But0eiij. 8 10 s.
t"eond; Hey bourne. - (Fornl. 70 1. third Time
:SS as fHoke~ Motions. Kormsk and Japbons
also ran. tReyeoorne finished third. but was dis
puauned Ja~bone being given third position
FHth race. stcepiechate. about two aud bali
nlles-Penobecot. io5 tNslkcr) is 20 5.
Navarro lt2 iClarkl, 10 TO /. second: Jim Han
sen. k7 thlcrki, Is 10 /. third Time, So?
Rellut and ohoar also ran
Sixth race. five furionss -orytund. ln5 Han
over. Is 10 l. "on: Hypatia- ii3 (Musgrsvsl II
70 (. second; Galaxy. 1lS tWoIO. TO 5. third
Tine. :59 IS. Crorshun. Connemars, Undauntcd
und water Lily also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
BOSTON

Summary ErTorS-MarsDvile C7> Mcdonald
~, Myers. Brown. Cutshaw. Smith Lett on
basos-BoSton. n. Brooklyn. &. vo.bnse hit
Stcnsci Three-hnsn hits-ConncIiy. Wheat Sac
rifloo fltns-CutShaw, Mlllor. sscrific. hl,s--
Connolly. Smith. First hnse orrors-Brooklyn
?; Boston. ?. Stolen bascs-Mycrs S,cn6rl Dau-
bert i2l, Smith. Double ploys-MaranYnlo and
Myers; Strand. Mnrnnvilc and Myers: pauhert
snd hnmmei Bases on hnlls-on Tyler, .: off
Moves. 2; OFT Bess. mono: off Strand g. off
R,gan ? Struck out-By Tyler T. by fioss I :;
by Rashn. ?. Hin by pitcher-By Soyez (smith)
Wiid pitehcs-Strsnd. 2 Hts-Ou Tyler. o in
two innings fnonc out In tho third. OF Noyca
none In two-thtrdH OF an inning; of Hess In
one and onc-thrd Innings Off Strand. 3 In four
Innings Timo OF game: houro minu,o5-Um-
plrcs-Klcm and O-th
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
TO SWIM FOR PRIZES
AT WANDAMERE FRIDAY

Four events in swimming contest at
Wandamere FRIDAY are announced. The
races Will he held in tho fresh water
pool and the competitions viii be open to
all.
The feature will ne the first trials in
the 100-yard Wapdamere handicap. For
this event n trophy cup. valued at S25
Will be hung UP. Races for the cup will
be held every two weeks. and the cup
becomes the property OF the swimmer
who wins IL thrice. There will be q so
yard dash. diving contest. and relay
race for four-men teams. There will he
first, second and third prizes In each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
FANCY SHOOTER WILL
SHOW SKILL SUNDAY

Rush Race known from coast 10
coast because OF his remarkable shooting
ability. and who Will take part in some
OF the events of the stampede, which
begins here July T. Will give an exhibl-
tion OF his skill before the members OF
the Salt Lake Gun club at the club
grounds near Fort Douglas, Sunday
morning al 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Race throws his own targets.
which makes il impossible for him TO re-
gain his pose before firing. It Is be-
cause OF this that some experts say that
some OF the feats ne performs are moth
ing short OF marvellous and stamp him
unauestonably as the peer OF all fancy
shooters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Morris and Geyer Tonight.

Special TO The Tribune.
Denver, Colo. July Carl Morris, the
Oklahoma heavyweight fireman. and
Denver Jack Geyer Will 6sht ten
rounds here tomorrow night. The win
ner may he matched with 'Gunboat"
Smith or jess willard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Belmont Park Results.
b. International News Service.

b. International News Service.
FIRST race. five and half furlonss-The Spirit,
i0l BRADY. to /. won: Mordccai. los (But-
wcn. 10 s. second. Roger Gordon 100 (Wilponl.
6 10 ], third Time 1905. lion. Waterlad, Odd
Cross. Small. Athletic Girl aud Lhnccwood also
ran.
Second furlongo-Flying Fair, IO7
lDsvies), TO B. won: Sprite l0T (KnrTickl. .
TO ], second: lsirosc a2 Brady. I 10 f. third.
1imc. ;25. Indy Lightning also
Third race. the Norwood solliug stakes six
turlongs-Bcson, l0I (Ford) q 10 5. won: Ella
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Butte Entries.

By international News Service
First race. five furlongs-Ed q. ormonds Cum
ninyhan, 1"s; Clara W. loI, Carter johnson.
leland Queen, lnI; Ealronia. i0e; j.. n. Barr.
Phil Connor. 1ol; Follaue. Lady Staiwsr. Par
nell Girl. secrste, 60
Second race seven turiongs-Misml ll0s Or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03

Summary: Error-Ridd. Farmer, Hoimsead
Englemsu, W!lliam5 (a). Olson. Two-beee hit
Williams. Three-basc hits-Engemnn. Hagen.
Double plny-Wiliums 10 Eugeman. Stolen base
-Treseder. Bases halis-Off Kilburn z. off
Williams. 2. Struck out-By Kilburn s; by Will
liams. Lott on bases-Mngna. 8; Arthur. s.
Hit by pItchors-By Rollins (Kilourn), ny Buddo
(Wtliamsl. Time OF game-1 hour 40 minutes.
nttendancc-1co Umplre-o Conner. scorer-J. f.
Keough.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
ruE POINTS ToTALEO.

nraGo. July University OF
IN athletes won point honors in
..,ond big athletic event OF the
, PARK International games. the in
r.,,ate meet. Oak Park high school
n. massachusetts, meet Saturday.
N Kohlcr of the Ann Arbor team.
'rins third place In the discus throw,
',ts Maize and Blue the point need
,fsst The southern California school
II niacc. where three first by Fred
ihs Olympic hero. nearly put the
.rsrs Kohler took first place
. shol nut and hammer throw, while
l6s Michigan runner. won a bril-
,lrsory over his two Illinois rivals,
and Hunter.
aIran. l6; Southern California. Is;
'sltr OF Chicago. l3: Brigham Young
4 IL: Yale. 10: Knox. 10; Univer-
d Illinois, &: Worcester Technical,
Stosh, 8: Bradley. 8; University OF
lin. 4: Boston Technical, &: Ohio
4 Farnham. g. Michigan Agri-.
h college, 2: Cornell university. Q,
.ly Contested.
Isnp Of the events there were only
-rpslltors, but in most Of the fields
enable number tried and most OF
nenis were hotly contested. Five
Of the cathalon were run off, the
zlfr TO be held later this week,
ccklltz, the Oak Park high school
a With two frsts-winning the 100
! IN II % seconds and the 400
] In 81 seconds. p. J. Nicholson,
tntlng the Missouri Athletic club
Louis. was first in the high jump.
3 leap Of ) feet 8 inches. a, II.
sson OF Chicago won first In the
jump, with % feet. and c. w
an, representing the Chicago Ath-
lrocatlon. took the shot put, with
inches The other contestant is
fimo Of the Finnish Athletic club.
Ghiblllon polo match by members
Sixth artillery was a feature OF
hernoon.
nares.
I hurdles-Ksily. Caivorsity Of sorthern
= tint: Miller. Knox college. second
Nssissn A. G.. ,hi.d Time. i5 As sec
= cnh-P,sker University OF Chicago.
rusy, Wisconsin, second; no third Time,
Rsn,ss
W ms-Keith, Worcester Tech. hrs,.
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CHIC AGO.
PITTSDUEG.

"Bctted for Butler In tho eighth.
tbattcd for Coleman In tho ninth.
.Bstted for Adams 10 the ninth.
Score by iDo ougs-
Pit,eour8 ........>.....,.o 0 %
Chicago ,,.....s........,.0 &c
Summary Errors-Byrne Butler, Miller. Two
ba.o hits-Schulte, Miller. Three base ht--Evors.
Home runs-Wison t2), Hyaa Sacrifice fly-ZIm
norman Stolen bnncs-Ztmmerman, Mitchell.
Double plays-Adaus TO Butler TO Miller; Evers
TO Saier. Lett base5-PittsburE, s.: Chicago.
3. Bases oalls-on Adams. q. off Humphrlcs
Struck out-By Adams 9; By HumphrIcs. 2.
Passed ball-Colenao. Time OF game: hours
minutes. Umpires-Qu!eley and Emsie.
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GIANTS CONTINUE
TO BEAT PH|LL|ES
Continued From Preceding Paeel

tons after that. The visitors used fifteen
payers. Wheat made four hits in row.
BOSTON. BROOKLYN