THE SALT LAKE HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 26 1906 iIF T HAPPENS

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Salt Lake Simply Refuses toLose a Baseball Game

Eureka the Victims

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Lake JO 5 7

7 S 18Eureka 7 WPark City 4 9

Special to H raMEureka June 35 2Sttrak ws badly de

feated in todays game Never before hasthe home team gone so completely topieces and as a result there is weepingmd wailing and gnashing of teeth in the

ills evening The tuns in campthought that with Rush in the box the

would take todays game fromSalt Lake but Salt Lake on himfor twenty safe ones and that coupledwith the fact that Eureka made ten erTors which happened along at criticalmoments tells the tale of the days disaster

Eureka was ahead until the fourth inn-ing and looked like a sure winner

was touched up for singles andta brace of twobaggers Rush held thevisitors down to three hits But SaltLakes pioiiio commenced in the fifthfield Stewart reached first on NewelPserror and Hahn drove one down to John

and threw it late to 0 Connell the ballout into right field whereupon

Douglas and Stewart romped home Margetts got second on Johnsons error andscored Hahn Beck followed with a safeone scoring Margetts Page hit onethrough McKean and Beck tallied AfterGunn out Seare singled scoring

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Three more runs in the sixth and fivein the eighth finished the agony for Eu-reka Page made a splendid catch inthe fourth inning pulling down a long

Northrop brought down the house with-a catch in left fieid after a longrun No fault can be found with EuTekas outfield in todays game and BillyCKing the veteran first baseman deservesa great amount of credit

Douglas of Salt Lake should also comein for special mention as he was alwaysthere when needed A good deal of dis-satisfaction was caused by the mannerin which Ferrin umpired the game andat times it seemed he could not

between balls and strikes Hegave a decision at first base against Breka which caused howling from thebleachers and are the opinionthat he favored the visitors some

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Earned runs Bureka 2 Salt Lake 7Twobase hits Nortnrop McKean Baseon Rush 1 off Jensen 1Struck out Rush 4 by Jensen 9Left on Lake 7 Eircka 7Double play McKwn to Kin Wild

Hit by pitcher SunnKing Time of game 236Attendance 100

RESULTS AT KIEL

King of Spain Takes His Tub Out ofRace

Kiel June 25 Following is the resultof the third contest of the regatta forSpecialclass boats today

HMSMolch 3M738Tiny viir 2 rAngelo II 36096The king of Spains racing agent withdrew the as been lastin the first races The S atL enteredby the Bilbao Yacht dub also beenwithdrawn as her mast is short

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GOLF TOURNEY

Noted Professionals and Amateurs-to Compete at On

wentsiaChicago June 25 With a few additions

the fluid for the national open golf cham-pionship which will start on Thursday at

Onweatsia club will be about theaarae as that in the western open at the

club last week The presenceof Amateur Champion H C Egan andGeorge Craiston the Plttsburg player willadd strength to the amateur representa-tionor the professionals who did not perform at Homewood last week the mostnoted who will at Onwentsla are AlecRoes of Breaburn Donald Ross of OakleyPeter Robertson of Oakmont David Rob-ertson of Barrett of Toroato George Cummings of Toronto Don-ald of Philadelphia and L S Maokieof Foxhills of men have fin-ished far enough up in previous tourna-ments to be counted as possibilities

NOTED SKIPPER DIES

Handled Puritan When She Defend-ed Americas Cup

New York June 25 A dispatch fromCohaaset Mass to the Herald says thatCaptain Aubrey Crocker 60 years old oneof the best known yachting inAmerica died there yesterday of Brightsdisease In ISSt he was chosen to sailthe Puritan and remained on this boatfor some afterward He sailed onthe Volunteer and Mayflower in therOes in an advisory capacity He hadfigured in almost every important racesinee he Puritan came out and was inthe latter one season after she won thecup

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Two American Cracks Win TheirGames in Opening

RoundWimbledon England June

lawn tennis championship games openedhere today and will last the best part ofa fortnight No less than sixtyeightplayers are entered for the mens cham-pionship America is represented in thiscontest by Raymond D and KreighCollins The former was in thefield and was easily successful in theround beating A Sawyer In threestraight sets scores were 61 62 6L

later won an equally easy victory over E R Atterson by sets tonone Scores 61 61 62

Beals C was among the spectators His injured hand is improving

Miss Sutton of Pasadena Cal will de-fend the title of lady champion andmeanwhile will participate in the mixeddoubles

ANEMONE ARRIVES

Lost Her Spinnaker Boom in Trip-to Honolulu

Honolulu June 26 246 p Anemones time in the transPacific yachtrace from San Pedro Cal to Honolulu-was 14 days and 21 seconds She sailed2300 miles and the Lurline about 2400The Anemone averaged 165 miles dailyand the only incident of the occurred-on June 21 when her spinnaker boom wascarried in a stiff gale

The Sinclair party was among thosewho went out in launches to meet theAnemone There Is a keen local interestevinced in La to win thesecond trophy but it Is believed to besmall

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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMESNATIONAL

Chicago

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Chicago June 2S Reulbach held StLouis down to one lonely single todaybut the hit was timely coming after apass and a sacrifice and saved the vieItem from a shutout Reulbach won his

in the fifth with a clean hitScore

B H EChicago 2 6 0St Louis 1 1 1

Batteries Reulbach and Kline KargerEvers Struck Reulbach 7 Baseon balls Off Reulbach 3 off Thompson2 Umpires Klem and Carpenter

Cincinnati June X Stolen bases werelargely responsible for the victory of

over today Score-R H E

CincinnatiPittsburg 4 8 9

and Schlei Willis andGibson Twobase Delehanty Wagner Struck Ewing6 by Willis 1 Base on balls Off Ewing2 off Willis 4

Boston June Boston playerreached second base during todays gamewhich Brooklyn won by 2 to 0 Score-

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Batteries and Bergen Youngand Needham Base on balls Off1 Struck Young 7 by Scanlon5 Umpires Conway and Emslie

New York June 2 The locals had nodifficulty in winning from the Philadel-phia visitors today They batted Lushfor seven runs in the sixth inning andthen Ritchie replaced him Score-

R H EPhiladelphiaNew York 12 12 2

Ritchie and DonovanTaylor Ferguson and Bowerman Baseon balls Off Taylor 4 off Ferguson 3off Ritchie 2 Struck Taylor 10By Ferguson 2 by Lush 2 Twobase

Umpire Johnstone

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONAt St Paul St PaulMilwaukee game

postponed-At MinneapolisKansas

City game postponed-At Indianapolis 0 Colum

bus 4At Toledo Toledo 2 Louisville i

PACIFIC COAST

Portland June 25 The locals battedLemke viciously ir the first and secondwhile with the exception of the first inntog Essick wa a puzzle to FresnoScore

R H EPortland 7 11 2Fresno 4 6 1

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Omaha June 2i A ninth inning rallywon the game for Denver today Thescore was a tie before that time whenDodge went to pieces Score

R H EOmahaDenver 4 10 0

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Sioux City June game wasa regular batting Out of thetwentyeight safe hits recorded nine werefor extra bases Luck was with the lo-cals although Lincoln played the cleanest game Score

T pSioux City 11 15 4Lincoln 6 13 1

Batteries Jackson Sawyer Corbettand Hess Morse and ZInran

Des Moines June Si Dos Moines defeated Pueblo today by a score of 11 toI in a game marked by heavy hittingScore

R H BDes Moines 11 17 0Pueblo 5 11 1

Batteries Miller and Towne Faurotand Messitt

AMERICAN-

St Louis June 25 was luckyto score as often as they did and thelocals deserved theirH ESt Louis 6 12 2

Chicago 4 6 3Jacobean Pelty and OConnor Altrock Sullivan and Hart

Washington June 2S Chesbro heldWashington down to three hits today andNew York easily scored a shutout Score-

R H EWashington 0 3 1York 2 7 2

Batteries and HeydonChesbro and McGuire

Philadelphia June andsingle gave Philadelphia theonly run scored In game withsteady ball and both were brilliantly supported Score

R H EBoston 0 7 0Philadelphia 1 7 0

Batteries Dineen and C ArmbrusterWaddell and Schreck

Detroit June 25 For eight successiveinnings Joss set Detroit down in orderCrawford who tripled In the fourth andwas out trying to make it a home runbeing the only man to get on the basesScore

R H EDetroit i 3 0Cleveland 3 9 0

Batteries Donovan and Warner JossarId Clark

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Come see it See how much lighter itmakes our store how much better it makesit All in keeping with the times andBETTER CLOTHES

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RESIDENTS ARE UP IN ARMS

Object to Barring Americans Because It Touches Their

PocketbookHenley England June residents-

of this riverside town who reap a richharvest yearly from the regatta are an-athematizing Coach Fletcher of Oxford today They realize that their pocketbookswill be touched It his proposal to excludeAmericans from future regattas is

and they do not like the prospectAmong rank and file of rowingmen opinions vary and there are Indications that considerable opposition will de-velop against Mr sweeping res

He contends that will be thefault of the American National Association of Amateur Oarsmen if the Ameri-cans are prevented from rowing at HenleyThey have not done their duty said

Mr Fletcher today Every foreign oarsman to compete to sign-a declaration that an amateur according to the laws of the Amateur Row

association of England The Vespersdid more than was required they sworein affidavits before a notary thatthey were amateurs under our definitionThey were supported by the president ofthe National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and yet we learn afterward that the affidavits were false andthat the American association had nottaken proper care to learn the facts be-fore it indorsed the entry Under thesecircumstances I say that the Americanrowing association has not done itsand that we ought not to accept Ameri-can entries until the American associationputs its house in order and a new association Is formed on proper lines That willtake about two years

Joseph Wright stroke of the ArgonautCanadian crew denounced the proposal-

as being an insult to American colleges-He said

If the resolution is carried it will cre-ate a lot of bad feeling It isunfair to cast a slur on the amateurism-of over forty rowing clubs because ofone or two black sheep American rowing-is the purest of sports in andCanada-

W B West of Philadelphia received hisrepaired boat from the today andthe Improvement in his sculling during todays practice was apparent

WOMENS TOURNAMENT ENDS

Mrs Coe and Mrs Platt of Engle-

wood Club Capture Championship in Doubles

Philadelphia June womans na-tional championship lawn tennis tournameet on the Philadelphia Cricket clubgrounds was brought to a conclusion

Mrs L S Coe and Mrs D F Plattof the Englewood N J Field club winning the doubles and Miss Sarah Caffin ofStaten island and E B Dewhurst of theUniversity of the mixeddoubles championships respectively-

Mrs Coo and Mrs Platt defeated MissHelena Homans and Miss Clover Boldt ofNew York in the final 64 The winners few chances and a backcourt almost continually In themixed doubles Miss Coffin and Mr Dewhurst beat Miss Margaret Johnson and WT Johnson Staten 7 5

SALES AT SHEEPSHEAD

Yearling by Watercress RosetteBrings 15000

Sheepshead L I June 25 Thelast of the Rancho del Paso yearlingswere sold at Sheepshead Baythe best prices of the entire sales wererealized head sold for a total of 68575 Newton Bennington was aliberal buyer He purchased a of

among them a coltby WatercressRosette for 15000 and an-other by WatercressTeatro for 14000

The other best sales wereBay colt by Star RubyPrim II N

Bennington 2500Brown colt by Star RubyRoyal Light-

A J Joyner 4500Brown colt by WatercressSilea J

Mackey 2750Chestnut colt by WatercressScarlet S

Paget 2700filly by WatercressStrathflower-

N BenningtonChestnut colt by GlenheimThe Shrew-

N Bennington 3000Bay colt by Star RubyVentura S Pa

get S3 0000Brown filly by WatercressZealandia

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BEALS WRIGHT LOSES FINGER4 Wimbledon June G

Wright a member of the American f4 team came to to playH for the F Davis internationallawn tennis championship cup but

i who was unable to because4 of the cutting of his right hand

broken soda water at theCrescent Athletic clubhouse in Brooklyn a day or two before the team 4

sailed has had the forefinger of thehand The hands is

4 healing satisfactorily

BIGELOWS GOOD RECORDSpecial to The HeraldJune 25 Archie Bigelow has re-

turned from the northwest where he participated In the trapshooting tournament

by 15 by Holohon Onof the shoot Mr Bigelow lost but wtoout of eightyfive birds

W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennwrites This is to certify that I haveused Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup forchronic constipation and It has provenwithout a doubt to be a thoroughpractical remedy for this trouble andIt is with pleasure I offer my conscientious reference F J Hill Drug Cothe Never Substitutors

Death From Lockjaw

never follows an injury dressed withBuoklens Arnica Salve Its antiseptic-and healing properties prevent blood

Chas merchant ofRensselaersville N Y writes

Seth Burch of this Dlace of theugliest sore on his neck I ever sawCures cuts wounds burns and sores25c at Z C M I drug department

Real Estate Day Saltair June 28

Over 250 prizes cash merchandiseJots etc

Tickets for sale by all members ofthe association and at headquarters 15West Second South

DIAMOND COALSold only by Citizens Coal company

Removed to 153 S Main Phone 49

Grain and Flour Dealers Day

At Lagoon Wednesday June 27 Prizesfor everybody A carload of flour givenaway Be sure and go

Get in on the big prize list Realday at Saltair June 28

Tickets are 25c each for sale by allmembers of the association and at 15West Second South

Dr BroadbentsDental office 500 Scott Bldg 168 Main

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Will Settle Their Differences inKvellile TandemPaced

RaceFloyd McFarland and W E Samuelson-

are to fight it out in a fivemile tandempaced race at the Saucer track this evening The race will be paced by tandemteams both men following the same tandem and the pace often enoughto make it fast The race Is the outcomea challenge Issued by McFarland torace m any kind of a race andSamuelson chose this style Friends ofSamuelson expected him to choose theAustralian pursuit style as the kind ofa race in which he stands the best chanceto beat McFarland but the Pride of Provosaid tandem pace and McFarland acquiesced

A threequartermile handicap in whichthe scratch men will to go somea open in vhich Iver Lawson will in all probability unwind thatsprint of his are on the programmeJack Humes crowd will It out Ina mile open

BURNS AFTER TROUBLE

Thinks Salt Lake Would Be GoodPlace to Start It

Billy Gee the Chicago fight promoterwrites that he taken the managementof Tommy Burns and says he wouldweight championship Jack OBrien Mar

SchreckJohn Wille and others please take noticeIn Salt Lake Gee says Burns Is opento meet any man world Gee isthe man who handled Otto Seiloff whenhe fought Jerry McCarthy here the firsttime and was manager of TommyBurns at that time

DENVER RESULTSDenver June 25 Overland resultsFirst race 240 class

Osceola second Boythird Time 22SSecond race six Invasion wonLittle Gregg second Blumenthal thirdTimeThird race five and a half OldElla won Redan second All Black thirdTime 11LFourth race mile and aAngelino won The secondPiquet third Time 216Fifth race five and a half furlongs

Edgecliffe won Sir Carter second Moskete third Time 111

Sixth race five and a half furlongsEasy Street won Bickster secondDan Collins third Time 112Seventh race one mile Supreme Court

won Mabel Sims second LangfordJames third Time 158

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from the blood and unless they do thisgcod health is imposslbe Foleys Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and willpositively cure all forms of kidney andbladder disease It strengthens thewhole system F J Hill Drug Co theNever Substltutors

Real Estate Day Saltair June 28Over 250 prizes cash merchandise-

lots etcTickets for sale by all members of

the association and at headquarters 15West Second South

Grain and Flour Dealers DayAt Lagoon Wednesday June 27 Prizesfor everybody A carload of flour givenaway Be sure and go

Painting-And general decorating F P Keats33 E 6th South Bell phone 1610T

Salt Lake Photo Supply CoJCortaks developing Main R 3d So

Maud Muller of the latter dayForgets the art of raking hayInstead she wins a handsome dowerBy sowing wheat for

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so effective as to remove them immediately It isconstitutional therefore by purifying theblcod strengthening the nervous system nourishing the tis-sues becomes strong and healthy with signsof trouble forever gone The treatment is to the humantem what the is to the buds ambitionand confidence that lead into a prime healthy vigorousfeeling of new life

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PROSTATE My method ot treating these diseases has proven so successfulthat I guarantee a permanent cure in every case accepted and contract by awritten instrument to produce permanent and satisfactory results or refund money

IMPOETANT will cure you for less money than you can betreated for by any other specialist in Salt Lake You may have to cometo me sooner or later in order to be properly cured why not before youhave lost your money in doctoring with cheap unskilled specialists

CURE OR NO CHASGE ABSOLUTELY NO CHAEGE UNLESSSATISFACTION IS GIVEN Every patient is given a written guarantee-to refund every dollar paid for services if they do not receive a com-plete lifelong cure and entire satisfaction and I have made a deposit-of 50000 in the bank to secure any contract that is not fulfilled

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For plans reservations and full Informa-tion call on telephone or write to

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Agents for Salt Lake City

THE LAGOON ROADSalt Lake Ogden Railway Co

Time Table in Effect MaySalt 6 9 11 a m 2 4 6

7 8 p mFirst six trains run through Kaysville

Extra Lagoon to Kaysville 1000 p mSunday 830 p m

7 10 12 a m 3 5 7 91030 p m 930

Sundays and holidays special throughtrains to at 3 and 5 p m

SIMON BAMBERGERPresident and General Manager

Trains to Saltair BeachT-IME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 3JU 1906

ArriveSalt Lake Salt Lake1030 a m200 p m

nx400 p m5l p m600 p700 p m800 p m960 p m

1000 p m

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10J30 p m1130 m

Sunday last train leaves Salt Lake at900 p mSunday last train leaves Saltair at 1000

p mDepot First South and Fourth Weststreets

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