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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
PLACE HITTING.
Van ualtern Says Batters Are Unable to
DO II at All

George Van Haltren whose position In
baseball Is akin to that Of Bob Fitzsm-
mons I'm pugilism as regards length OF SER
vice has always been considered an VI
tra-scientiiic batsman OF the place-hltllnB
variety. ivan" was interviewed on the
subject the other day and his remarks
are so at variance with what might be
expected as almost TO make one think
the old follow was kidding" the Seattle
reporter who talked with him, on 'plac-
ing pitched balls, Van llaltron sald
EVERY ball player occasionally meets
other players who call themselves place
hltters' The assertions OF the majority
OF these players are such that either they
think that everybody. Is gullibie, or else
they are weak mentally themselves They
tell you they can put the bah where they
please and that IL Is easy when you
know how
Never take any stock In such twadde
These place hittcrs would be Just the men
to have around when the fans are cali
ing on the home team 10 hit 'em where
the nelders aln'tV But when II comes TO
delivering the goods pave noticed they
'As matter OF fact, the batter often
tries to hit 20 a certain field, and some
times he Is successful, but no man can
give guarantee when he goes UP that
the bml he hits Will take any special de
rection. II place hitting could be carried
out 10 the fine point that some players
say they have Il, they would be able to
hit safely every time they came up,
ITO the young player ! would say
Don't get In the habit VI planting your
feet on the ground and not moving them
untll you nave swung az the BAH. Get a
stride and advance little toward the
ban as you hit. DO not step too far and
accustom your eyes aud hands 10 the
change such step makes Learn 20 hit
squarey every bail that passes over any
part OF the place between the knee and
shoulder, and devote the most practise to
what you are weakest on,
Learn 10 think and act quickly and
to keep your hend Mt M times. In a
contest do not always do the same thing
under the same circumstances Give your
opponents surprise whenever you posi-
bly, can"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
ROuNn @
JEFFRIEs'FoRM.
otto Floto Insists That Munroc Has No
Chance on Earth.

Otto Floto, the Denver Post sporting
writer. sizes up the coming fight between
Joffries and MunrQe as follows'
JcifTies has resumed training.
Munroc IN on his way 10 Frisco.
This means that the big battle VIII take
The Yosemite club has secured It's per-
nit and all other arrangements are COM
pleted so that there IS no further excuse
for delay
Ever since the memorable meeting at
Butte, Mont, when the report went forth
that Jeffrcs had been knocked to his
knees by the husky miner have EFFORTS
been made 10 bring the pair together
were these efforts successful Then on
the eve OF battle Jeftrles injured his knee
and 1t was postponed until the end OF
next month,
that will cause further pOstponement
Let us hope the battle will take place
aud end the argument as to the respect
i've merits OF the men forsal time.
Despite the rumors that Jen has gone
back Despite the stories that he IL
broken down In health, Despite the IN
ipred Knee inciduent. | am stlll Arm OF
the opinion that theer Is only one man
In the fight.
For the sake OF Harry Pollok the man
ager OF Munroe, and a dear friend Of
mine, | have been trying TO make my
self believe mat Munroe has a chance.
After reviewing all his previous battles
and his past records there Il but one
conclusion that can arrive az, and
that Is.
Munroe hiss no chance on earth
Some say much will depend on the
present training Of the champion,
whether or not bis knee Will admit OF
sever work, We Will even grant them
all that and go so far as 20 say he will
not be able 20 train n day Just so long.
, however, as Jim Jonrles Is able 10 walk
or rather crawl through the ropes on tho
night Of the fight,
Just 80 sure he will be returned the
winner
This Is not said In a spirit TO bellttlo
Munroe II IL stated because Jeffrles 80
far outclasses all our fighters OF today
that not only Munroe but none OF the
others have chance against him
Munroe Is still young He has lots 20
learn and a defeat at the hands OF JEFF
fries will not iniure his reputation. His
best performance In the past has been
his battles against Peter Maier and Tom
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little money being put up on the contest
here, with slight odds on IIanlon.

little money being put up on the contest
here with slight odds on Hanlon.
II looks as though Jimmy Gardner Is
worth keeping an eye upon, He Is re-
garded already as "a conner TO be heard
from later.
Word comes from san Francisco that
there IL going 60 be trouble over Umpire
Jack McCarthay ana where II will end
II Is impossible TO say After President
Lucas released him 10 this league some
one put In a knock and Mccarthy has
been put on the suspended list by Secy.
Farrell AS yet President Bert has not
been officially notified that Mccarthy Is
In bad standing with the powers that be,
but he Is looking for a notice any hour.
When the tine arrives II is pretty GER
tain that President Bert viii be able TO
make a showing which viii satisfy Seey,
Farrell that the Pacific National league
has no valid claim ON the umpire and
cannot prevent him from working here
Footsore Aravelstained ana weary. Re-
nAldO Walco. a British subject from san
Jose Costa Rica, has reached tho worlds
fair after n walk OF 600 miles only TO
ilnd that he hgi h"Cu deluded hv o mythl-
cal prize OF $4,000. which he had heard
had been offered by the exposition COM
pany 20 the person who walked the long
est distance to attend the fair
Brush and McGraw have stirred up a
hornets nest by their refusal to play the
American league champions All the
New York papers are now taking a hand
IN the anair, and the conservative Even
Ing sun says: THE baseball public will
not support cutters. no matter what ex-
cuse may be offered. Surely Mr. Brush
knows that the subway WIN be in full
running order by the end Of this year.
and that there is q station at the gates
OF the American league park"
During the last four innings yesterday
II began TO look as though Pete Bowling
was getting back his pitching form.
II Salt Lake will only keep a stiff
upper HIP and hold on To her franchise
THIS season there is chance that Puget
Sound cities viii come I'm next year and
make big league affair Of It.
--.--.--'
one Of the old directors Of the Salt Lake
club went down TO the game Yesterday
aud paid his way into the grounds and
Frandstand, a circumstance that would
indicate that he wished the now manage
ment every financial success possible.
Judging from the Butte papers there Is
q conspiracy on to KIN on the visiting
SAT- Lake golf team withk lndnoss. The
ilst OF citizens appointed to SEQ that the
boys have a good time reads like prosi-
ueht reception committee, Aside from
me tournament suppers and other incl
dtnthls there will be a hop on Friday
night and grand ball on Saturday.
The Spokane Chronicle, prior to the de-
Nelopment here this week, said There is
no longer any use In the officials Of the
- n. la Keeping back the news that there
is some danger Of the r. n. l.. not last
ing longer than this season From the
news the players write home there is
chance of the season closing much SOON
err While the circuit will undoubtedly
last through the season, II is not the
safest grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN.
~''''ns a New Crop Of Hair, and Has
No More Dandruff'

cd IiFtTrybody in the Northwest l,novs
Nail, Daniel soarles, the veteran iourl
is S,'' and publiclst OF Butte. Jan, 10
c cS,V, the Colonel writes: "I used ~
viz Wipe or bottles OF Newbro's Uerpicide
de- .r marvellous results. The dandr,,ff
tsLappearedi a new crop OF hair has
beNsn root and the bald spot is rapidly
hair 49, covtred. - Herpiclde is the only
germ p,'tepafation that kills the dandruif
Il bur ,nat digs up the scalp IN scales as
hair Tvs lts way to the root of the
The ha TneIe II destroys the vitality of
KIN tha causing the hair TO fan out.
Sold u1nurnn germ, with Herplcide.
IN stan 'euding druggists Send Zoe.
Co. D etr, TOT sample 20 The HerpIclde
w. Special Agents. 49, - 'us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

sharkey. So far as Mahor Is concerned
we must forget IL. AS to sharkoy, he
has been a has.been for many a moon.
Lot Munroe tackle that big. bury
coon Jack Johnson, and after he gets
through with him we Will have better
line on hs fighting ability Johnson is
the best Of all the big fellows next TO
Jeffros II Munrue can defeat Johnson
then some attention must be paid to his
chances,
The men he has defeated would simply
be pie" for Johnson, and until Munroe
tackles a real tough proposition Ike Zlck
Abrams col0red heavyweight we can't
concedc him much of "A chance against
the best white heavyweight we fave be-
fore the public today
Munroe may upset all our calculations
ana all predictions made I'm the coming
battle. But It's u million dollars to u
doughnut he don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
Wheel Ran Away, Rider Killed.

Portland, July 27-Whne John Sea-
samson was coasting down a steep Hill
on bicycle near Gresham, a settlement
the wheel broke The rider was unable
to control the machine which rapidly
gained tremendous speed and was
thrown violently against stump, sus-
tanning injuries from which he died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
ToDAY's GAMES
Boise at Spokane,
Butte at salt Lake

7, was salt Lakes game. but appar-
ontly. the BOYS did not want It, Pete
nowling was the twirler for the Miners
mt It took him nearly hve innings ID
which to settle down to good work IL
WAS in the fifth inning that the game was
n,osented TO Butte when Weed attempted
90 throw to Arst base and In the process
Ssrooped The fence, owing TO Delmas and
pmrlde oolidng with exceeding great
force. while three Miners romped home.
issslck pitched for salt Lake and during
Ma soiourn IN the box exhibited signs OF
Moor and tear. As usual he played TO
horj mex i'm the matter OF support at
nnrgttIical moments When 1t came to field
~ boweyer. salt Lake, without undue
hsss was essentially the snapper team
IN The lot. Delmas was excessively lively
and brilliant while Bruyettc gave signs
81 nossesslng a stckenphast mltt, Butte
Ssve Inc usual good exhibition OF base
nlnning, and altogether the fans got their
moneys worth. ...
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
FRANCHISE PURCHASED.


Colorado Springs, Colo, July 2S-The
Milwaukee baseball franchise IN tho
Western league has been purchased by D.
franchise Is held In Pueblo, which next
season will have a regularly organized
team In the Western league circuit. I'm
kclstoin is organizing the Pueblo Athle-
Tie association OF which he Will be presl-
dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
PROVO CANYON
AND RETURN, $500
July Both Good Until Aug. LIST.

Good fishing Splendid family resort
at Upper Falls. Delightful surround
ings, Cool canyon breezes No mosqul-
tOs Train leaves Salt Lake 3: 90 D. m.
returning leaves Upper Fails 900 D. m.
Sunday and 1910 p, m, Monday
Base Ball today. Ladies' free Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
EXCURSION
TO CANADA
August 9Th.

Via oregon Short Line. Round trip
from Salt Lake to Raymond. 1915;
final return limit Sept. 18th Proper
tionately low rates from other sta
lions. See any Short Line agent for
further particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
srANpINa OF THE CLUES.
ToDAY's GAMES.

Boston, 2; Chicago, l.
Philadelphia, s. Detroit Q.
Washington, 3, Cleveland 2; first game.
Washington, o; Cleveland, Z second
game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
SALT LAKE
SCORE BY INNINGS:


Earned runis-inlte, o. SAT- Lake; o,
on bals-DOWling Struck Out-ilauseu,
Perrin, Delmas, Schaner, Left on bases
Butte, s; Salt Lake, 4, stolen base
Clark Double plays cHale-Schaffer
Bruyette -Delmas-Clark Umpire-Dayis.
Tme-l,35, Attendance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
ToDAY's GAMES.
New York Mt Brooklyn.
cincinnati at Chicago.
~ 81, Louis at Pittsburg.
Fhllauelphia ut Boston.

or Il,,t,sourg. July G--Plttsburg made
Gii'y one MT up TO the eighth, when three
e cts ana an. error gave them tho only
nance they had during the game to win.
iyHIS ,,,Was Wild and forced In a run. At
"nuahce' 1900, score
slUSDurg E. :. 100 900 OiO-i q
LOUIS 900 .,.,,, LEO 90 POO 10
and Grady ''''"' MN
pdInnree base hits-Kmgel o'Nell.
I ' strro on bals-of Lynch, 4: on o'Neil,
mplrc-Emslle. - ''N' d
tI6 m9S, .l July G-IIard and timely bat.
yst,, coupled with errors, gave Boston n
''''ory today Attendance, go score, ="
Boston n, X. f.
phnadoi.r,. " :, 100 COZ co.'s IL 1
p''t 'pHla '"' 900 22 0iO-5 . 3
sps gtt'srIs 90 Wilhelm and Needham;
'99Sras, Fraser and Roth.
AIM pase hit-Magree. Three base hits.
ialIla't W. u, Carney, Niece. Bases ON
Struck or, Wllholm q OF Fraser, /.
Umpire Carpenter. ' - ~ 'p''Ns' T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
pAcIrIC coAsT LEAGuE.


San Francisco, July PA couple
of hits in the seventh today saved San
Francisco from shut out Seattle
raped Knell heavily in the third and
fourth, the two innings giving seven hits
and five runs. II was lively game, with
plenty of rapid action. Score;
Seattle zee. ., ...."Ol2 800 0OO-6 10 3
San Francisco .... ...ODj Ol O0O--l 3
Batteres--C, Hall and Wilson; Knell
and Beahy.
Tacoma, Wash, July 2.-The cham
pions outbatted Portland today and had
no difficulty taking the second game,
Overall was effective at critical umes.
pagan and Beck each made home runs,
Eagan also getting a two Dagger and C.
single In three times at bat Score
Il. H. t.
Tacoma .... =. ....0ii 1Ol OOO-i 10
Portland ., ,,.. e. .0lO 0O OO0--2 !
Batteres-overal and Graham Roach,
Steelman and Shea
Umpires-O Council and Mcdonald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
"Wasatoh Summer Resort /"

The only first class, up-to-date family
resort in Utah Excellent hotel nc
commodations. Address c. II. Akin,
via Sandy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
VETERAN FTREMEN'S
EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, Aug. 31st.

Fare Sl25 for the round trip. Special
train leaves Salt Lake via the ID. & r.
G. $3.50 a, m. Returning leaves Upper
Falls $3.50 p. m. Trout and chicken din
ners at Upper falls resort.
Base Ball today Ladies free Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

real. ESTATE MEN wanting deeds,
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, will find the latest forms nj
the Deseret News Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
HAWTHORNE EVENTS.
PENNY" GOSSIP.

The Butte News has chrlstoned our
team "salty Salt Lakers" Are we GO
ing 10 stand for that2
Carney Rockenheld. Frary Reilly and
Holland are all batting over the $50
mark.
The Pacific Coast league pennant for
the first half Of the season goes to Taco
ma,
Hanon and Battling" Nelson meet In
San Francisco tomorrow night. There Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
SPOKANE s; BOISE Q.
DAmmnnn HID the Boise Players at His
Mercy Yesterday,

Spokane July 27,--Wnlle Dammann had
the Boise players at his mercy today
and Spokane won easily. The features
were Murdocks running catch OF hard
Fly and Bosses perfect tleldng Score:
r., H. IL.
HPvhaHe $500 .,,.'....,.,,,b IL
bolse '''''' =" =. '''...",....,...,,,2 Z o
.Batteries-Dammann and Stanley; Nc
Farlan and Hanson.
Umpire-Ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28
WESTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

Omaha. July H-Capt webster Of the
ST. Joseph team was sent to the bench
for questioning a decision today. Maupin
relieved him and made two errors, which,
with three singles, Melted the home team
three runs aud the game in the first in
ming. Score
omaha ,,,. ., ..,.,..',SUO VD wv
ST. Joseph go. ., ,..O0O 90 COLL
Batteries Sanders and Gonding; Chlnn
and Mcconnell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Sioux city, Ia, July IA home run
by Fremer in the tenth won the game for
Sioux city today. In the beginning OF
the ninth inning Lucia threw a ball at
Umpire Keefe and was ordered out Of the
game Sioux City took n batting streak
and tied the score, Score
II, II. Il,
Sioux City .... 100 900 0J2 10 /
Denver 49,. .. 1000 l0l 900 % s .
Batteres-Jarrott and Anderson; Ken
ma, Lucia and Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel.
California and Eastern Races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Philadelphia. July 1-Wadden shut
out Detroit with case today. Attendance,
400 Score
II. He
Detroit o.. 9. ., 100 00) 000-O s 0
Philadelphia =. ."u."loO Ol0 O00--5 Y
Batteres-Stoyall, Wood aud Drill,
Waddell and Shrek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Boston, July N.-Boston defeated Chi
cago In an excellent ten-innning game to-
day, Attendance, 1900, Score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

w herever you see
Schillings Best
tea hakingpowdn spices
coffee hivoHag extracts soda
there is fair dealing too.
At your groen'si moaeybaek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Los Angeles, Cal. July H-Hall
was an easy mark for Oakland today
while Graham scattered nine hits maze
by Los Angeles There were spots Of
very bad fielding by the locals, but this
was partly due to a patched up field
Toman. Ross and Chase being out Of
commission Oakland played a snappy
game and held the locals at all times
Score.
Il. III. Il
Los Angeles .. .. 1000 90 O0l-l Q 4
Oakland uu"..,. .o,2O0 coo iiO-f IA .
Batteres-Ilall and Spies Graham and
Byrnes
Umpire-Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Boston D.. .. ...,OC0 900 O0l - . /
Chicago 80. .. 1900 0OO 0l0 OIL z 2
Batterles--Young and CrlGeri Smith and
Mcfarland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Des Molnes, Ia, July 2I.-Des Molnes
defeated Colorado Springs today In a
r. HE
D6s Moines . q. .,,,.0lO 40 000--3 3 2
Colorado Springs O.. 100 con O)O-2 0
Batterics-Heffer and Townei Nash ana
BaerWald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

Judging from the Butte papers there Is
q conspiracy on TO XIII on the visiting
SAT- Lake golf team withk indncss. The
iist Of citizens appointed to sec that the
boys have good time reads like n pres-
dents reception committee Aside from
the tournament suppers and other incl
dentals there will be hop ON Friday
nIght. and Eramd hall ON Sntnrdnv-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-28

One Of the old directors Of the Salt Lake
club went down TO the game yesterday
aud paid his way into the grounds and
grandstand, a circumstance that would
Indicate that he wished the now manage
ment every financial success possible.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-06-10
An internal Machine 10 Exploded
Cripple Greek District, a Number
OF Non.Urion Workmen Being
Massacred.

a concealed assassin. by moreT
pulling wire. exploded an lnferni
machine thereby instantly kllllg
eleven men and severely woundiE
nino others. ono Of whom has sine
died. Mt Independence. Colo. Monde.
Most of the killed and injured wee
nonunlon miners employed on d.
night shit Of the Flndley mine.
The men had quit work at A. q.
and we're waiting 10 board ~
suburban train on the Florence Z
Cripple Crock railroad and return p
their homes 10 Cripple Creek and "
tor. just after the engineer OF 10
approaching train blow his whistle IS
n signal 10 tho miners. according o
custom. a terrific explosion occurrd
underneath the depot platform on ah
near which twenty.six men wee
gathered.
The platform was blown into splif-
ers. the depot was wrecked and a boo
twentysix feet In circumference ad
about Ms many feet In depth was ton
in the ground Fragments Of bodia
were hurled through space for So
eral hundred feet and. later, weo
picked up still quiycrlng Some pf
the bodies dropped into the pit mao
by the explosion. but heads, hans
ears. legs arms and trunks wee
strewn about on an sides Pieces ~
flesh were found on buildings 30
feet away and blood.stalned evey-
thing within "a radius Of nifty feet
Tho force OF the explosion was az
throughout the camp and the crph
awakened everybody The approach
ing train was stopped and the trin
crew were the nrst men to reach Do
scene OF the disaster They Voc
Joined In few minutes by HUNDREDS
OF persons and relief work was le.
gun NJ once.
That the dlabolIcal crime ua
carefully Matched and dellboratly
perpetrated there Is now not ne
shadow Of a doubt Two or three hn.
dred pounds Of powder was explodd,
probably by 10 revolver attached 10
tho wire. which stlll remains loadhg
/ out from tho srenp NJ tho oxploaion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-06-10
PEABODY SUSTAINED.
state Supreme Court Says He hs
Right TO lmprison Union Men.

Right to lmprlson Union Men.
Tho state supreme court Of Go
RADIO has refused the application or
a writ Of haboas corpus for Chalos
IT, Meyer president OF the wesAsp
Federation Of Miners. who Is held as
a military prisoner at Telluride, by
order OF Governor Jamcs II. Peabody.
The governors action In decarlrg
martial law In san Miguel county IN
prisoning Meyer aud other unlonnen
on the ground that they had irited
insurrectlon and rebellion. susend-
Ing the writ NJ haheas corpus ah TX.
norlng the authority Of tho ocal
courts as seems necessary TO hh In
maintaining law and order Is sus.
tanned
According to the decision the gov.
ernor has sole nnwoT 90 determine
when state o, insurrection eists
In any county Of the Nstrlct The
courts have no power TO lnteyero
with his exercise Of this prerogaive.
The governor has the right to use
the military forces OF the stat 10
suppress Instruction
He has also the power to orde the
Imprisonment ana killing OF Insurec.
tionists II In his opinion that OK.
tremity IL necessary.
He can detain military prisoners
until he decides that the insurredIon
Is quell0d.
The courts OF the state have no
right 10 Interfere with the military
authorities and their handling Of
prisoners.