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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-01
HOW TO REMOVE A
FISHBoNE FROM THROAT

The records are scant as to any
being hurt or harmed by fishbone
IA the throat, but II 1t ever happens.
suck q lemon or drink lemon Juice.
The lemon acid soon dissolyes the
bone. But don't be afraid to eat
fish.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-01
BOILED HERRING

Take 3 or herring, soak In cold
water from ~ to "a hours, open side
down, boil 10 minutes or until the
meat leaves the bones. Serve with
boiled potatoes. This makes an ex-
cellent dish for breakfast.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-01
Aluminium In Surgery.

aluminium shapes to TIT all parts OF
the human Dody, pierced with chan.
nels FOR not or cold water circulation,
nave been invented by Viennese sur:
geon toT use as surgical congresses.
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! Another Chance
!. By ARTHUR ]. BURDICK
+ Copyright. 1915, by American Pres
1 Association.

MO use a-sishin' fer ths
~ happy days O yore.
New Year is here,
An he's got a-plenty more.
Jest as many sunny hours
in this year as in last;
Jest as many flowers to
bloom as blossomed in
the past.
No use a-frettin' fer the
chances you have lost.
New Year is here
18th smiles his face acrost;
Jest as many days fer work.
as many hours fer song,
As Old Year took with him
with the records Of 'em
wrong.
No use mopin' an
a.skulkin' in the dark.
New Year is here,
A new an shinin' mark.
If We missed it t'other time,
why, don't sit down an
whine;
Take another shot at luck
an draw the bead down
fine.
No use reSrettin' when
we've got anoth e Z
chance.
New Year is here.
Jump in an make things
dance!
Gittin' now an then a fall
amt counted any sin
If ready, when the chance
comes, to up an try
aS'in.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-01
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There will not
ed under this dl
from this time HI
referred to by Rel
Democratic tag upol
the United States.
A party very vigorc =
litical work is the r.
and it has already start9
Of educating the people
that direct taxation Is ev
Democratic inability to
administer the government
vote will but serve to estabh
view in the minds of the Qeot
Every war tax stamp and ~
penny paid for a war tax STAN
the people from this time for
will be a Republican argu
against Democratic administr
and the candidates of the Democ
party!-Washingtcn Post.
The sun., 1916-10-13

BASEBALL TITLE
WON BY FIREMEN
Commissioner Adamson.s
Smoke Eaters Defeat Blue.
coats. 3 TO q.
CLOSE TILT UNTIL FIFTH

Baseball Masnate Adamson t-..,
name liobert) sa; In a box at the re-,
Grounds yesterday and smiled IA.
umphantly at Magnate Arthur WOOD
who was In another box about a l.a!re
yards south. II was perfectly plain .,
every ono around the piacc-ahor' e..
600 were therc-that MaCnatc Adam,
had good reason for smiling. Ills IL.
Legs were trimming Woods ,;t,..
Caps. which is n habit tho Rcd fOs,
have been getting into of late years.
Adanson. who uns the Fire rcutf'.
ment when he isn't watching his team
OF iirenan play ball. chuckled and loof,.
as pleased as n world series par,
pant. for yesterdays game decided e.,
championship between the two create,
departments of the city. and IL mean,
great deal TO Adamson. on tho o,le-
hand. Commissioner Woods, " he w.,
Grieved. managed to look non-comm.;'..
throughout the game especially when =.
bluecoats blew up with a loud bang.
The policemen have been rurr,Er
hard luck In the last few years. ~.
fireinen took the championship ava,
from them three years ago and the blue.
coats. despite several close games, Lave
been unable to regain their lost laurel,
John j.. OBrien OF Engine Compap
NO. ~ started the trouble for tie poll,
men by singing 10 the right In tie l'.s
Edward McAvoy of Engine Company y,
20 and Charles A.. Kennedy Of Hook an
Ladder Company No. &c popped OF, a.
the policcman's third baseman. Har,r.
kiefer of the Eleventh Inspection L.
trict. but George A. L,nch of Hook a.,
Ladder Company No. -. Nap p.,cu.
expert ball yesterday. as well as L..
sunday. came through with a two h,.
TT TO deep right. scoring o'Br!..
Patrick j. Mcdonald %. Hook aI.d lad.
der Company No. 10 few out to The
right field.
In the sixth the 1rcmcn gained .w.
retus. Michael bowling .: l.ug.u- Come.
pany No. 50 was walked to iift;. w.cf.
upon Timothy Fitzpatrick Of Eilr-
company No. .2i, under h!sA l,.,. 90
departmental tokcJ. ranmel uu,.u.
Two Dagger through the poll" $751;.
bowling was held on third, nu' -.
q. Dedon OF HOOK and Ladder ',..
pany No. So s:ne,ed and scored .a.
minute later. O'Brien singled T. "a
and the ball was neavei bacA and f-',.
between fist and second bases IN
effort To get him. but In the meant.
Dedon had scored. TIE score
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One. Two. Three for Robins.

Myers pasted a low drive straight into
shorten hands a; tho start of the
sixth. Gardaer tossed out Dduper and
Scott consumed S,enscl : iloater IN deep
short.
After rfeher had pitched two strikes
10 Iioblitzell in Boston's half OF the
sixth. Dick drew three straight balls.
Then he grounded out 20 Daubcr unas-
sisted. Lewis after one ball and a foul
into the left field stands. dashed "A liner
into left. Gardner forced Duffy at sec
ond. Olson to Cutshaw. Gardner took
second on u Wild pitch, but was ma
rooned when Scott grounded To Mowrey
and Daub.rt dug Mikes low throw out
Of the dir; for the ont.
After Wheat had lined out to Hooper
and Shore had tossed ~ Cutshaw in the
seventh. Brooklyn hopes were revived
when Mowrey shot "A single into left.
The Dodgers chances grew more rose
al. when Scot, fumbled Olsen's eroundcr
and then threw wild TO Iiob,itzsll. Nov.
rey going To third and Olsen racing all
the way to second II was up to Chief
Meyers. The slug ging abo:icinc pasted
IA sIounder at scott. This time the SoX
shortstop was all nerve and iron. lie
cobblcd w the Chiefs rIouuder and
begged the T;.lSkin out at first. thereby
clouding the po,Tcr scoring dreams.
Picffer bowie the Red SoN over three
in "a row In the seventh, Csdy fouling out
&" Mowrcy. shore striking out and
Hooper grounding 10 Cutshaw.
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Robbie sent Merklc In to bat FOR
ifeifcr in the eighth and Fred made n
great lid 90 launch the Superhas off on Il
left. but the great Duffy Lewis raced in
for n remarkable shuestring catch n
robbed M"rkl- ~ AN apparent singh
lily MYERS popped 10 Shore and p3ubcrt
grounded '" Scott.
Tho elougat,d WhceZ"r Dell y NJ
thc Eroohlyn pitching burden In tho
eighth. .Ianvrin greeted Wheezer with
4 screaming s.ngi. t. left on the iir.t
bah pitched. shorten sacrificed, Mowrcy
10 D,Ub"rt. JInvrin Wa left when Hob
l.;zell and Lewis both lifted TO Wheat.
When Siongcl an" I" bat Ia the
ninth Casey had iir" In Ms eye. Per-
raps II was On account Of the Royal
Roote"s' band play.n+ The End Of Il
~i'erfect Day arNwa Casey gave tie
Dodgers the opportunity oc inShinr an
other such helnted ninth inrtt.s rally as
they made on shore last saturday by
slamm!rC a screaming single to left.
Wheat was up and tho Dodgcr players
lesceched Buck to clean up. Hut after
two strikes ard a bail had been called
the Superba ~siugger ANONYMOUSLY struck
out. cutshaw tried desperately to ad-
vance S%tergel. but JarNrin robbed him
Of Il Mi with a great stop and throw.
Brooklyn's last hopes hung on Mowrcy.
shore put over Il strike. and then the
podgcrs brelthoi their last WREN Mike
popped out to Scott. ending III" agony.
The sun., 1916-10-13

that also eiuded Gardner and Scott for
"A hit. Meyers .anguished when Piener
grounded TO Gardner and was tossed out
At first. :.
Olson tossed on, Cady in Boston's huli
If the a.,h. and then Wheat thrilled the
stands with a mad dash and shoestrins
catch OF shore = low Inc drive. Hooper
singled past paubert. Janvrin followed
with a long double to deep left centre.
Iy Myers tripped and fell just AS nc
got 70 the ball after a great run over.
Janvgin's two sack soak OF course pushed
Hooper across the scoring pan and
buried the dear old Dodgers deeper In
the m.re. i'fercr became riled at the
way taings were going. II after shorten
had drawn a - and ." count JEFF put
oNcr the thirh strihc.
The sun., 1916-10-13

sHa~ Riooki,n would have won tina
game
cagcy ola John roomhs worked the
third game ard won I; with P:ener's as
siStarce. The best schem. seemed To
b" to come back with Vanguard, but the
l.uJc could not come back. He Is not a
worlds series pitcher. lie hae been ia
four series and won only two games
'.use u. took from ~" Red Sox fcui
years ago Rlbc won tho n-s. q. these
rann.s when Devorc saved han In the
nirta ~ q miracle va'ca. ard IN hts
'econd game he was props,ei up hy II
Ave run lead which the G!ants piled up
at Buck O'Brien's expense In the firet
inning.
i:obby might have used Smith to-day,
but /. Is doubtful IL anybody on Iiobby'.
stan could have defeated shorc.
The sun., 1916-10-13
LEVINSKY BEATS MISKE
Gains Popular Verdict In Fast R"ui
nt CIermOut 4. Z,

Battling Lcvinsky had tie t..." ..
lie In the tlcrmont \ e ~ Bro.
last night. where he harcy game.
Snid" over Billy N.SGc-- i ..
H'lly"-of -. Paul. MiSkc, VII, ~ -.
l'3 pounds. was seven pounds ''
than the loc9l exponent.
Mieke mixed III" u!ll.AE '.,
from start To finish land.us ou It..
shy's jaw heavily N each ru'Hu o. '
eighth session l.cv,iSGy Was
against the ropes 10y Mis- s''.
right hand punches e fac. "
-. paul artist landed hct,}'y ..l
pcatedly, lie 'a'lcd L. ci' , ~
slaught Of tn" hat,'"r. L''..s,'
forccful punches prof ably w'-'l I.'
stopped many anothtr boxer J. a.
through scientific roN.u-. :
knowledge OF the game. tht' L'y
gained the popular d,ci~l"a. \
house saw the event.
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Olson shocks BrOOkIsn Fans.

The Dodgers Wen, dow three In , row
IN the third, rtener farming. lily Myers
founding TO Gardner and SHORE tossing
Daubert out n mrs.
II Bcston's hal. 81 the third cady
s.asa.d a doubi, over Dau5cr;'s head
Shore went; DIX on = foul pop - Ch!"f
Meyers. Hooper p-ramhulat"d to .irs; on
four straight balls. ifeNer then
t.ghtencd up ard pu, two STRIKES and a
ball on JaU,-in. Then Hal pusaed "A
little tap down to Olson. II great
lr.et seized the BROOKLYN roo,ers when
Ivy .l,-t ml,scd Ia. ball al! over the
Back Bay for an error and tlrn threw
wildly 80 Cai-haw for error number two
Olsol'> combination o. m!splays
cadv. planted Hooper on third
and gave Jauvr.u - lie. Janv,in died
stealing. Meyers - Olson. With two
strikes and a ball Oh shorter, CAick
. S.NE'c Ia centre scoring
Hooper. Taeu th'ck tried 10 steal and
cairf M.yr"s uulrd him with n swift
peg 20 olson.
The sun., 1916-10-13
pOdsers Easy for shore.

IN in. fourth S;eIgel fled to Sho'ten.
the mighty Wheat famed and Cutshaw
was thrown on, by Shore. rfcfi-r again
handed Iiop.i'z"li free transportation 10
first Ia l;ostou's half ~ the fourth,
Lewis came 10 scratch with a sacrifice
huut. paub.rt 70 Cu,shaw. who covered
first. that parted Dick on second. There
uohlitzell was marooned when Cutshaw
tossed out Gardner and Olson begged
out scott, Daubert saved Ivy from am
other error by stretching out and CATCH
lag Dlson's low throw.
Starting the fifth Inning. Shore curved
over two called strikes on Mowrsy and
:nen handed Mix two balls. MoWrry
grounded to Gardner and was tossed out
at first. With the count 80 m - on
Olson. Ivy flied on; 20 Shorten. chief
Meyers disncllrd shore = dream % Il no
hi, game T.! landing OH the first bail
and PASSING a bouudcr o shores hand
The sun., 1916-10-13

possible time ~ insert 4 douh!c
,ointrd error into tn" box scntc. bu;
PERHAPS there Is no real bencncial time
to make double errors.
cady was Oh frs, n Hooper on
second In the third inning. one out. ard
the score ! II /. when Janvril hi,
- Ivan. Olson jugglcI the hall and
tlsn made a frantic throw into right
field. trying Tor a late force play a.;
second. That Ut rady over and
liuoncr on third. Hooper scute1 on
shorten : pretty line single 10 centre.
shorten surely is entitled to much glory
In this serlcs, \ KID FRESH from 'he
minors. In two anne he las hit our
SINGLES and "A sacrifice In seven official
times at bat. Two OF his hits drove In
vuns. shorten in two games had as
many hit 49, Wheat produced H. five
games and one more thar Dduhert got
~ four games. TIA: 4. son. batting
for u youngster. Every one ot his hts
was as clean ~ "A whistle, al, vicious
driN,s to the uutiield.
The sun., 1916-10-13

ROYALS VS.. EN- PIRES.

The Royal Giants. Brooklyn's crack sol.
ored bail team. Will be seen in action
against the Empire city nine this SUNDAY
In the deciding game OF their series at
Arctic Park. F!ushlng and Wyckon ave.
The Royals won the first game. hut
were defeated In the second contest. Since
that game. however. the team has been
considerably strengthened and expects 10
ind no difficulty annexing the rubber M.
Enzmann. star pitcher Of the New.
ark lnternationals, Will oppose Lefty Har.
vey on the hring line. In the frst game
at 1880, the Empires VIII clash with the
New London club. "
The sun., 1916-10-13

some National League partisans were
grrmbl!ng about how Rohhy worried his
pitchers, They were second guesSers.
Robinson could not have worked his
pitchers better than he did. Ifefer and
Cheney failed him against the Phillies,
II Vanguard and coomhs came 10 his
rescue. Vanguard kept Brooklyn In first
place 10y easily heating Alexander after
~l;rooklyn had lost seven straight to
Philadelphia.
MarIlIard was til" logical man 10
start, especially rs 'arigan presented
n lineup fun OF left handed batters.
l;ohhy tried to cross B~ton ny pitch
Ing Sh"rrod Smith IN the second gan-,
and almost got away with II. Had II
not been for the grea; fielding behind
babe Ruth and Il fatal slip by Cut
The sun., 1916-10-13

Little Gcorgle Cutsilgw had his ticket
~ first punched with four balls at the
star; of the second inning Mowrey's
sacrifice hunt. floblitzell to Shore. h
covered Il" bag. put Cutshaw on second.
ON The first ball pitched Olson waited "a
SLOW roller TO Gardner and expired.
Gardner t. Hoblitzell. Cutshaw taking
Third. Shores frs, Offering TO Chief
Meyers VA, Il bali that got away from
tady and 'utShaw raced IN from third
with a SIpsrba count. Afte. Cutshaw
scored the Chic. Dashed n high bouadcr
20 scott. and tie irrepresstoie little Sox
: ortstop killed the kedskia a, first.
Wi;h three and two ON Hob!';scli IN
The second inning Dick Eouud-d 20
pfcfer ard JEFF tossed him ont. Lewis
swung vIciously at Pfeifcr's first two
offerings and then waited and drew "A low
Iall. JeT erooved tho next, one ana
Duny dashed "A ,ed hot liner into left. the
BALL taking M ugly bound over Wheat's
head for three bases.
WITH Lewis or :hird Gardner lifted a
sacrinc" NJ 20 lef: Ccnt:e. Ii was more
Mye:ss ball than II was Wheat'S. but
Buck inced over and called for IL lie
caught II. but Lewis had little difficulty
In beating the wide throw to IA. plate
with IN" t.eing rum. VITA Il hail Of
Scot; Everett lifted a hieh foul T. Now
rev back of third. wh!ch Nike droi ped
tor an error. scot, then ioulcd out TO
chief Meyer.
The sun., 1916-10-13

Brooklyn IN tie bigger t,st played
the bail Il showed In the crucial games
with the I'hii!ics and the Red Sex play ed
til" ball that enabled them Ia run their
steam roller through the West. Brook
lHr IN AN importiu; S'ri-s seems to he
~ Its worst. t'ud. r tho same condi-
tons the Rcd Sox ave az their best.
After Brooklyn won its lone victory
Tuesday tHs Red Sox aroused thems, iycs
10 their highest pitch. The last two
game OF the series wcr. ~wulkoyets for
III" Back Bay boys In to-day's game as
." yesterdays Broo'>lyu got ~ TO a
mCm"rtary lead. hut u soon was fri.-
tered away. ny the 'h'ri inning there
was Httle doubt that the Red Sox again
wound be worlds CHAMPIONS.
Boston's clean cut victory again made
II a complete sweep for Ban Johnson's
teams IN the interleaeue warfare. In
the worlds series ard the CHICAGO and
~. Louis series the National League
got hut two victories. Th. Red SoN
won from BROOKLYN four games out ~
five: the White Sox beat the cubs IN
four straight game ard the browns
heat the Cardinals :nir ann To- oie.
IN ;he fall series OF 1915 and 1918 the
American league teams won twcnty-four
games agaius; sis for Their National
League opponents.
The sun., 1916-10-13

ward football game. The air was clear
as with frost aud In the background the
Charles ook on that fascinating color
that presages early ice. Across the river
the chimney pots and fac:ory stacks of
Cambridge smoked defiance OF the hoii-
day and the momcntous event hard by.
Columbus Day IL n big occasion here and
no doubt was responsible for the record
attendance. II was that probably more
than Boston's tribute to the formidability
of BROOKLYN.
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PERTINENT FACTS OF FINAL GAME.

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pct' l" -SPcV'a'oIs no
after severe se'hacks IN IN. w" previous
games nero, hao Nc her'' 70 ,on'e pu'N
tickets weT" EeUihs TOT zen ana pairs OF
seats well located IN 'ht e'"hh s'"hu
brought ~
TOT e"'i"t"' III, w IN H.,
SUPPLIES 49, ,a, ~. c.p,o 20 h,," ,ba>
elkn'n 49,, -" hI, ,hII,v ana une.rc
Vas' "fP'''''"' ~ ~
~ "a. III. stadrrn, r,nS huns
"hu 49, 'a,h .cra lly.I ,inr, r,,,w,,s
on 20 $3.50 rornic Of ,sn,urrso me- ci,t'
80 49, hhaa The n,ry. to maize the lean over
.SnS nan '1.,d wall for IN. rrivii,ys 81
J"n'"s "'
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uoh,t,-.u ,ook .no,her walk ,o.dar
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representative catherine.

II II was n big gathering. Il was also
a typically American crowd Here IL
Harvard professor. with thoughts per-
haps turning TO the equation for an out
curve. sat chcck by jowl with a huckster
enjoying the lone extravaganza he al
lowed himself during IN. season. And
pretty girls were there too. They wore
yellow hryssn;hemums. as on a football
holiday. and waved crimson pcnuants
for the Red SoX.
There WAS "A surfclt Of dag waving.
yelling and the ~ovcrworkcd "Tessie."
The Royal Ioo;ers made the most ~
the occasion. especially when the last
Superha had been retired and the title
was again assured to Boston. Their.
headed by their band. they went through
the time honorcl routine Of celebration.
A pa:hfndcrs for the procession
marched Charles II. Eobe,,s. president
o: the Brooklyn club. stNl c'luckilng
over the receiDts. n Joseph y Lalnin.
head 81 the Boston club. noGc the less
jubilani either Financially or perhaps
ov"r his teams triumph.
They shook hands. Ell, Carrigan.
manager of the Rcd Sox. in the .sp'ts-
ton of the IN tossed several balls
To the fans. Toge;hc" the Red Sox and
the Superbas marched into the dressing
rooms. while the efstvhii" antagonists
slapped each other on the back and
CONGRATULATED each hci-perhaps on
the SIZE of their checks.
The crowd slowly fled o~u;-another
words series had gone down into base
ball history. The field was dcs:ertcd ex-
cept for a snow whit. dove. All through
the game that dove mad lowered over
the diamond. making it's headquarters
near the Boston bench. L, SKINNED low
and peacefully. ~presaging an cary c.s-
saiion OF hostiliti's. while tn. Sgperhas
worked 50 val.aU.!y to make I'll, Iroph-
ccy true.
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shores Pitching stands ont.

Tie feature OF the naal game was
Ernest shores mas,erful pitching The
long Caroliniln. once raised up hv the
Giants. came back VITA bells on and
pitched a great worlds series game. lie
subdued the Dodgers with three scat
tered hits. one OF them an !aneld
scratch lie had Brooklyn hypno.izri.
lts only run dr!fted In OF a passed ball.
According TO the Red Sox players.
Shore felt badly when taken on; of last
Saturdays game after blowing IN In
the ninth inning. He had "A lead oc
. to | wien the inning opened. Cady
said that Shore had more curves In that
busy ninth than at any time in the
ann but that "a Few bad bouncing balls.
which went for .niield hits. put him in
trouble. Ever since Shore had been
begging Carrigan for another oppor-
tun!ty to get AZ l'rooklyu.
Only six Dodgers reached base. three
on singles. one on "A pass and two on
errors by Everett Scott. After playing
crrorless ball In nine straight wurld's
series games the sensational Everett
Marrsd his clean blue ribbon record with
two poor throws 70 INST. HIS frat error
came In the opening inning on Ste,gel
after he had handled !orty-scven con-
secutive worlds series chances without;
Il slip. However. the fielding marvel had
the honor Of catching Mowrsy's pop for
the exit out In the ninth !nn.rS.
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showed real civic pride they would con.
tribute all that nancy 80 the club that
made f,1thush famous ard introduced In
two inches.
The sun., 1916-10-13

Only twice In the game was Shore N
trouble. Cuts.law driftsd around TO
third base IN the second inning on
Shores lone paes. Mowr.y's sacrifice
and Olson's infield out. Before Gardner
had n chance tn retire chief Never.
Tutshaw finished the journey on n
passed ball,
III the seventh with two out Mowrey
knocked a single "a, 'cft for tn. ilrst
clean hi. off Shore. Olson hit t. Scott,
who Hrs; fumbled and then followed Il.
up with n two base wild throw. That
put Mowrcy on thlrd and Olson or sac-
ond. hut they Wrr" left when Scott
took charge Of Meyers's easy grounder.
Especially did Shore show up Dlu-
bert and Wheat. the batting stars Of tn.
.Sup-rbas. Neither gave IA fielder a hard
chance during the game. Capt. Jake
met Shore nine times during tn. series
and the best he has I" show for it Is
II base on balls.
The sun., 1916-10-13
GIANTS AT LENOX OVAL.

Under the leadership OF Hans Loher..
who has been ri en- permission by Harry
Hampstead to take the Giants on a barn
storming trip. the Giant regulars Will take
the field against tho Philadelphia All STAR,
In n douhle header at Lcnox Oval. I.;th
street and I.enoN avenue, Eddie Brannirk
business mt nhger of the Giants. and La
bert yesterday gave out tho ofAoial inrun
for sundays games. The Giants NiI have
kauf, BURNS and Tcsreau or Perri,, In rho
outi@id; I.ohert. zimmerman. Fletcher nnd
Hpclkc IN the inii.ld: McCarty behind ,hc
bat, ami Schupp or Benton on tho mound,
Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles. \ Oakland, 3.
Salt Lake. 10: Portland. Q.
san Francisco, .; Vernon. o.
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POLICE DIT


W. p.phrtm'Ht. 60, q o - q ! . \ = To-.
Folio, department. . o o d 900 -
Two base iis-IitzpAtrics. Tenneliy. ~
thddin. Sacritco hits -Grothier, De,Inr >'..,.
Hiis-ON Arn.t, 5 IN inning.
OF Eoucr. " In ! Inning On Lynch. 3. ,
nlngs struck "ut-By Ainct, >: ~ l.H,. b.
NV ny pit"ter-Ey Lynch. l ,Ii'nsc.n lN,
has" on halls-on Arn.t, I IN ivt,,.
Double r~lays-D'Rri.n ant Dedon Tl'z,S'..
Ne l"nald end l""inu. first has" or ,rn-.-
f"licr, F" firriHcn. 4. Let on base, ..r
d; fir"m"n. : npircs-M essrs n'Su,',s
and Merri'y Tin. of game lo.. s..
minutes.