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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-20
BONNIE BR|ER
HAS NEW STRIKE
High Grade GaIena Ore Found In
Tunnel Being Driven to
Develop Mine.
IN BIG COTTONWOOD.
Silver Values Run WcIl--Ordcrs Civ
en- BY Manager to Sink
Wine.

That the Bonnie Brer mine in Big
Cottonwood canyon bids fair to take
its place among the producers Of th9
Wasatch range was evidenced today
by fine lot of samples of ore brought
Gown from camp this morning by
Smith Graham, who reported that It
was representative of new strike
made In the property yesterday.
Mr.. Smith explained to a News"
representative that at a distance i'm
from the portal of the main tunnel
vein, Pc feet IN width, had been en-
countered, stroaked through with
seams of high grade gaIena.
II don't know how much silver the
ore contains said Mr.. Smith, but
It strikes me that it will go pretty well
In that metal. However, we will know
by the close of the day. for | have
placed the samples i'm the hands of an
assayer with instructions 10 rush them
through.
while / do not anticipate that the
main ore channel of the property has
been tapped as yet, | feel quite conf
dent that the response from the one
we have lately opened will be most
gratifying. orders have been given
To sink a Nvinze ON the vein. and for
the present energy viii be mainly ceil-
tered there. Later, we will drive the
tunnel ahead again..
The ore makes. so Mr.. Smith states.
IN "A line fissurc.
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PARK CITY NEWS.
Work at the Western Monitor---rhc
Zinc Plant Closed.

Superintendent Andrew FERN of the
Western Monitor informed the Park
City Record that for the present work
in rhe shaft at the mine has been dis
continued and efforts are being concen-
trated in the construction of a large
reservoir which is to be used for the
purpose OF storing water for consump-
ton during the summer months when
the ordinary supply runs low OF late
many improvements have been made
at this property, chief among them
being the erection OF Il large two story
boarding house equipped In a manner
which would be a credit to much
larger concern, a splendid start has
been made in the new double COM
partment shaft and with the financial
backing of which the Western Monitor
can now boast, there Is reason TO be-
lieve that a mine will be made of this
prospect. II there is a mine 10 be made
in that section. Work so far has been
largely In the nature of preliminary
prospecting but every indication is
ensoura cling and of nature to warrant
the further expenditure Of capital
After what has been little more than
an experimental run of about three
months, the Grassell zinc plant has
been declared very satisfact tory
success though not OF sufficient
capacity to handle the material which
lne management - uealrouS OF treat
ing daily The plant IL therefore closed
down for the present and will remain
so until another building Is put onto
the present one and the capacity in
creased from l25 to 1856 tons per day
The Grasseli people received their first
ana only contracts so far from the
DAILY Judge people for the treatment of
the zinc product OF that property. and
the mine management as well as that
nc NIHA ala Ii. nj.
the results obtained Work on the
improvements win be begun IN the near
future aud continued with ali possible
haste until completed, II Is very prob.
able that with the plant capacity 40 In.
creased that other properties of this
district whose ores contain zinc In
quantity win enter into contracts with
the Grasseli concern for the extraction
OF this product
ore shpments-Daly Judge. 5s7 600.
Silver King, l,0Sl ,020: DAILY West. H.
0bO,OOO, Total, pounds, 2.71S.02O.
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REGuLAR GALL sALEs.

Beck Tunnel 500 nj 120: 600 at
1.20, seller so: 500 at 1224, buyer
60.
Black Jack, 1000 at IS. buyer so,
1000 at 81.
Bonnie Brier, 1000 at 10; 1000 at
IL.
Bullock, 1000 at l21a 500 at la.
buyer 60.
Columbus Con. zoo at l.55.
Crown Point, 1000 at 33la 200 at
34h buyer 60: 500 at 49,
DAILY Judge, 100 at AS.
East Tintic Dew, 500 at OSh.
Ingot. 1000 at 90.
Indian Queen, 200 at 1914 500 at
Iron Blossom. 700 at 2S7Is; 500 at
2.371s, seller so; 1900 at 2.35, seller
60.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at Az 200 at
43Ia 400 at a..
MAY Day, 500 at So 500 at SO.
Min Lake, 200 at 40. 500 at II.
New York. 400 at 90.
Sioux Con, 100 at 1.12is 500 at
swansea Con, 500 at a.; II at 40.
Swansea Ext, 1000 at o.
Tetro. 500 at 17Ja: 500 at 1S.
Tntic Central $500 at O5; 1000 at
.05h buyer 60: 1000 at .04 q.
Uncle Sam Con. 1000 at 1.22 u.
o'I'l oNs wv u As-of ~" Nv Af-- u
500 at 1.20.
United Mercur. 500 at 10,
Utah Con, 5000 at "a Y 1000 at
"a 100 at %.
Victor Con. 500 at 131k.
Wabash. 100 at 10.
Yankee Con, 500 at As; 100 at
4S1a LOO at AZ.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 at l.22ik.
Bullock 1000 at 10, buyer 60,
Black Jack, $500 at IS. 1900 at 50,
buyer 80.
Colorado. 100 at 4.471s; 100 at $50.
Columbus Con, 100 at LOS
Crown Point, 200 at 33Js
,E. Tin Development, 1000 at
Iron Blossom, 300 at 2.37ia 800 at 2.4O
buyer 80; 10000 at 2,35.
Keystone, 1000 at 22iA.
Lower Mammoth 100 at A.
Mountain Lake 700 at 70; 800 at 20.
Nevada Hills, 200 at l.65.
Sioux Con. 500 at LIS.
Seven Troughs, 10000 at 22z.
South Columbus Con, 200 at So
Uncle Sam. LOO at l.22h seller so;
800 at 1.25, buyer 60.
Tintic Central, 10000 at AN 500 at 5.
Tetro. 900 at i7Ia.
Yankee Con. 300 at 46; 200 at A
AFTERNOON CALL.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 20--Commlssion houses
sold wheat today IN moderate quantities
at HE opephng On lower cables and fay
Der opened "a a u to " IN ~ lower at Wia
Qo@i, advanced to 9lqylh, then react
The corn market was dull and weak.
distant futures showing the greatest
losses. Under the influence OF good
weather. SEPTEMBER opened - lower TO
y higher at T5& to IS. and held within
that range.
Tradng in oats was quiet but the tone
was steady. September opened kq4
lower al ~ to 42@ and sold to 1875
Provisions traders realized actively in
sympathy with l0c., break IN hogs
lower at 15.DUl5.6ils and sold on TO
i5.521a Lard opened ~ Toe lower at
9."7iaW q 30, and advanced to g.32ia Ribs
opened ~ a loSe: lower at say QS,i5, and
cfose- Wheat-July, SOS Sept. so9.
i, corin 81 /, pa Sept. 75H Dec. a}.;
9sts~Ja Is Old, a%; july, 5l% Sept.
VS. Dec i2st q495s May, A7s.
Port-July' 800 Sept, 1850; oct.
Lard--Juiy, SI7la Sept o.g7Ai oct.
Ribs-luly $50; sept, $50; Oct. s.ssn.
Barley-Cash, So
Wheat-At the decline the market rul-
ed stendy on reported damage I'm tho
northwest but trading was dull
September closed i.@ss lower at Nss
Corn closed easy, touching 1885 and
closing unchanged nj 7EA.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, July y-Sugar. raw. auist.
Fair refining, 3S0M3s6: centrifugal, so
test 300 ,@; molasses sugar, 3,55W3.6l,
Refned-Quiet Crushed, $40; powdered,
$50, graduated, O. 10.
coffee-Quiet No Rio, 5-l6; No. I
Santos. S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-20

there Is not a mining district any
where showing anything like the min
eral Phoebe is blessed with In when
YOU can secure property at a more
reasonable rate. And can say for my
self. and | only repeat what has been
stated by many expert mining men,
that the naturalization of Phoebe
wonderful and seldom surpassed by any
camp. II looks to me as IL 1t is the
home of opportunity
II never appreciated Phoebe TO the
extent | now do until / went down ana
saw some Of the mines The Primo.
Consolidated property is what we
might term a whale and | found some
mighty fine ore bodies in the OHIO Ken
lucky property Phoebe Is not boom
camp. They need Il smelling PLAN
there but this is bound to come. Either
u smelter will be built at Phoebe. or
the railroad will be extended to the
smelter at Ely in time. For great
area in Phoebe there Is a splendid min
eralization, and II would pay anyone
to go and see for himself"
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CONCENTRATES.

John a, Kirby one of the directors o,
the Nevada Hills Mining company, left
for the west this afternoon on a trip
OF inspection to that property.
II is reported from Tintlc that the
Godiva Mining company has II men
on its payroll.
w. w. Armstrong and several other
shareholders of the Mason Valley Mines
company have returned from trip of
inspection and they all feel very we'll
pleased with existing conditions there
A Moapa correspondent writes that
owing to the hot weather the Grand
Guich ore haulers are spending the
hot days in the shade. The Grand
Gulch Mining company has increased
the force at its mine Is men and
expects to put on several teams as soon
as the hot weather is over
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NEW YORK BONANZA
VI. j. McGill. Manager, Replies TO
Criticism of Shareholder.


Answering a stakeholder who recent
" offered criticism because the New
YORK. Ronanza Mining COMPANY had
levied another assessment, Manager
NJ T. NcC;iu saws.
"The New York stock has been as
sessed f,vica this vear. two cents in
Nav and three cents in July. From
January / 10 Anril 20 we EMPLOYED
from 1s to IL men on one shift, Since
Nav 1 we have employed from % to 20
men nm twn shifts Yes we shinped
some ore but the grade was not high
enough or the quantity great enough
IN cover ali EXPENSES and the only
alternative was assess or shut down
Those vino CARRIED most of the stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-20
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Brisk Trading and Good Prices Pre-
vail During Today's Calls.

Brisk trading and generally satisfac-
tory prices prevailed during todays
early call of the mining exchange.
While the usual attention was paid
10 the high priced Tlntic stocks, there
was also considerable demand for
trose belonging strictly to the pro-
spect list. Among the latter class
was Tintic Development and Swansea
Extension. Bonnie Brier of Big Cot
nSQnwood was bought at 10 and II cents,
NAi Nevada Hills came to the fore on
am open board at 81 Go.
the begins to look like there WAS
khing up on Ohio Copper for the
sonerfsak in demand and was bought
stock Wnnd $40. There is a per-
al ss,eo nor that this enterprise is
sistem ruf ,d up for business again.
s ,l,, snaps lereis able to vouchsafe a
nut no one however. there are good
conliilrinatioht tTat things are rapidly
Ihuloatlons ,fSe right direction Bis.
IN IN night at TO- and East
sui Vas pqiaf cents. The closing
NroWn foiht a sales were.
quotatians am
.loRNING CALL.
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VISITS TINTIC CAMP.
Irving Lowe Brings Good News About
The Tetro.

Irving Lowe of Dewitt b. Lowe &
Company, returned this morning from
n trip to the rintic district where, he
says, great preparations are being
made for the celebration on next
Friday, when the new knight smelter
will be blown-in.
Mr. Lowe says he heard some good
reports about the Tetro and was adj
vised that the hosting of ore from
the new strike in that property had
been going on since yesterday morn
ing. II understand" said he that
the values run well, and taking into
consideration the favorable location of
the mine. / do not see why the Tctro
should not develop into producer
of considerable consequence"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-20

three days over 100 sacks have beer
filed with ore and are ready for ship
ment to the smelter. This ore, acs
cording to mine assays. will run het'
ter than II ounces in gold and little
better than six ounces in silver TO mo
ton. The streak in the vein from which
this product is taken measures about
inches in width
The Consolidated jefferson IS not n
big mine, yet" declared Mr.. NeimaiL
but conditions there are very encour-
aging indeed The ore sacked for snip
ment comes from the 100 foot level"
The Consolidated Jefferson Is located
near the mouth of Little Cottonwooh
CANYON.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

=, Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros, brokers:
Adventure, as Gls; Arcadian. 3ha4:
Allouez, 3oi7 @S1; Atlantic 1424 ql5A /;
Arizona Cons, l9i. a 4 Bingham Con,
i5a ~ Boston Cons, ia Is; Butte Coal-
Old Dominion, 26d VI Osceola, lU3 a 10i:
NAL 25a 26; Con. Mercur sG42; Copper
Range, 74ls a.. DAILY West, 10lan11
Green Cananea, 1914 all; Isle Royaie
M n p: La Sale, l4I4 II: Massachu-
sets, 81 az: Mexican Cons. As 40;
da Con. l2IaM North Butte. 75@A;
bid; Calumet & Hecla, 6.70M SO: Centen-
Parrot, 2ils as: Quincy, SSq90; Rhode
Island, 81 "a; Shannon, 1aM14L Santa
Fe, 1IsI2b; Tamarack, 65Is a 66is:
Trinity, 4& Tl5h; United Copper, IA Is I;
t. :. smelling. Sbs D3T: Utah Con, 49,
Wolverine. t.32M1.34
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, July 2O.--NIoney on call
easy, 4 NJ ~ Der cent. ruling rate
~ closing hid I "a offered al ~.
Time loans very dun and easier. 60
days ~ at per cent; 90 days mt
4 per cent; six months 3M M I per
cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 80
at per cent.
sterling exchange steady with act
nal business in bankers bills M
iS7.05 for demand and al 1879 Rt
ts5.S5 for 90 days; commercial bills,
fsb at "a.
Mexican dollars, IA.
Bar silver. 53ls.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds strong,
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MACHINERY FOR GOLD BUTTE.
pecinl Correspondence

Special correspondence.
Gold Butte, New. July 17.-C. w.
Crawford of the Cedar Basin. New,
Gold Mining company, has been here
several days waiting for machinery for
his mine, from Salt Lake. The ma
chtnery arrived last Monday and it
Will be installed at the mine as soon
as possible. II is believed that this
company has the best property in this
section of the country.
The county commissioners of Lin
coin county have granted the petition
of the citizens of Gold Butte and Vi
entity for the establishment OF the
Gold Butte voting precinct with Ole
IL. Rossum registry agent
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JACK CLIFFORD BACK.

Jack clifford the fighter arrived H.
this city from the coast today aud Yem
into consultation with Manager johnny
Chapman Of the SalaiT Coliseum.
something in me ngnI me viii he
mapped out by Chapman. now that
the doughty little Grnss Valley nRlt,
err Il In town., Clifford says h. ~
Wiling TO tackle anything on Garth
his weight. The last fight Utnhnl
saw him In WAS his 20 with Batting
Nelson IN Ogden last winter when lh,,
Battler put him out, bur not unrll
Jack had showed himself fast and
dangerous hard hitter.
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GOLD DUST CONSOLIDATED.

The Gold Dust Consolidated Mining
company of Heber. Wasatch counts,
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state today. The concern
is capitalized for $4,000 in shares o,
the par value of cents each. MILFORD
Van Wagner is president; David S.
Murdoch, vice president; William S.
Willes, secretary and treasurer; Joseph
A. Murdoch and Edwin Van Wagner,
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ARTICLES AMENDED.

Amended articles of Incorporation of
the Diamond Queen Mining & Milling
company were filed with Secy of State
Tingey today. The principal changes
relate to the eligibility of officers and
the proposition of assessments. II.
Gustaldi IL president and j. f.. OCon-
nor secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

Alice Maria Jacobsen 10 II. G Sand
berg, part OF lot !. block g. plat y Ia
Alice mSr, NaoTi S9u H ana ana husband af iSi to
block l52 plat D., -. sN
VIM a. Rector aud wife TO Frank
NJ, Matthews part OF lot H. plat
Elizabeth D. Phillips et al to Arthur '''
A. Durrant part Of section 49,
township south, range ! east.
Neils Rasmussen 10 Anna IA r.
Miller, part of lot g. block H. 10
Ida speirs and husband 10 Olof
- Olsen part OF lot D. block q.
r. Bussman and wife to Frank 1917
w olmstead part OF LOT 4, block
M RI Rl"' Norb .r,,'i 10 cbaa 0born 800
part OF section 10. township
south. range l west ,.,,t.....,..,.. 30
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FARRELL AT PIocHE.
Wen Known Mining Man Greatly I'M
pressed With Camp.

James Farrell ana associates are
preparing to do some extensive devel.
opmcnt on tha Phoebe Pacific property
at Phoebe A hoisting plant, purchased
la Goldheld recently has been shipped
and win coon be installed. Concernin,.
Phoebe, Mr. Farrell says
There are great many good things
a person can say about the Phoebe min
ing district OF Nevada, but two items
especially impress me. one is thal
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WoMAN's BAND POPULAR

The c. a. II. Woman's band of I'M.
city has been shown noteworthy homo.
in being requested by the Provo Com.
mercial club to accompany the Gar.
den city boosters on their excursi,,,
to Tintic, July "a. The G. A. n, W.
mans band of this city Is one of n,,
few musical organizations composed
has distinguished them from any vos
mans band heard In this state. TIE,
vii. be a feature of the trip.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 2O-Cattle-,oRoce ipts
about $500; market strong to loc. high
err Beeves, 4.3507O; Texans. 8 .Sv45.I5;
westerns. 3.OOa6.30; stockers and feeders,
2.@N47o; cows and heifers. 2'D@O.co'
Hogs-Receipts about 1900; market
weak to ioc. lower. Lights, 6.109e.i5;
mixed 6:l5g6;:s21s heavy s;l3gs;sS'
6.45m6.S5 pigs, 5'2S@6.D; bulk or sales
Sheep~Receipts about 5000; market
weak to loo. lower Natives, 2'i3g4.@:
westerns, 2.75m+6O yearlings, 44oGb.Io;
lambs 4.50M6.sO westerns, i.jOu6.oV.,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July O.-Cattle-Receipts
loo. higher. Native steers. 4.76q I.15;
native cows and heifers, 2.00G6:4
stockers and feeders 2.75a4.9o; bulls. 200
S.75@5.75; western cows, 2.25qs.75.
loweT Bulk OF sales. 6.4OQ6.55; heavy,
$50; lights. s. 25Gs.56; pigs, 5.OOQ5.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady 10
lOc. lower. Muttons, 4.25W4. 20; lambs, i.50
@6.a5; range wethers, 3.7544.6O; FED
ewes, 3.25M 40.
Omaha. July 0-Cattle-- Receipts, g..
COO: market Toe. lower. Native steers, 4. q
ern steers, 3.50M5.50; Texas steers, 3.oCaG
4, S.: range cows and heifers. 2.50Gi 40;
Gamers. 3.coQs,75; stockers and feeders,
2,75q475; CALVES, 2.75@5.75; bulls and
Hogs Receipts. 200 market to loo.
lower. Heavy 6.a5& $50; mixed. 500
6.35 lights, 6.2Sm6.35: pigs, 6.50@6.1O;
ep-Receipts, 1000; market slow and
steady. Warnings. 425 GD6.0O: wethers. 400
a4.5O; ewes, 3.5o@4.0o; lambs s.0o@7.oo.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES,
Beck Tunnel, 700 AT l.92ls. 1000 1T
l2Ii4, buyer 60; 500 al / 20, buyer 90
Black Jack 500 o.
Bullock, 1900 Al l2 1000 at llla
Colorado 800 at A.b2ls
Crown Point, 600 at 3Sls,
Daly West al HOO
lneot 1000 at g.
Iron Blossom, 400 at 2.35
Mountain Lake. 800 at 49, 500 az "A;
1000 at TO- 500 at 15. seller 60.
Sioux Con, 2tA00 az l.i5
Soutl. Columbus 500 at 81 1900 at 90
swansea Con, 800 az 81. 200 at 49,
Tetro 1900 at l7ls 1000 at 1914 100
a. ~.
1fntic Central 1000 al AaM
Uncle sam. 100 at l90i 1000 at l25,
buyer 60, loo az LILY.
Utah Con, 1000 az IS; 1000 az 22is,
4 GAMnnNelI
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MAY DAY DIVIDEND.

The July dividend of the May Day
Mining company of $4,000, or ~ cents
per snare. was dsbursed today by Secy.
A. Reeves
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. July 20.-Wool firm. Terri
tory and western mediums, 1000; fine
mediums. 10@l5; fine, ga 10
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. ~ e. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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f. X. Snow a Co., Stock brokers.
12 Commercial Blk. Both Phones ls7a
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CON. JEFFERSON.
shipment Of Rich Gold Ore Now
Ready for Market.

Just before leaving for camp this
afternoon President .Neiman OF the
Consolidated jefferson mine made The
statement that during the past two OF
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2lb ID. ", Walker Block
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Efberf.Id's su.nension was lifted by Ban Johnson
yesterday, and perhaps that was why Detrolt
winning over the Yankees was only to 8.
Still. the defeat put them in last place Taken all
in all the game Yesterday was better than either
of those played the before but that is the best
that be said for the Yankees They got more
hits off Mullin than Detroit gathered OF Chespro
and Hogg. the latter Of whom showed better form
In the three innings he pitched than for long
time but there was still general air of gloom
and depression. and the small crowd had no chance
to grow enthusiastic
Chesbro had the same discouraging experience
yesterday that every Yankee pitcher for weeks has
met In the first inning Mcintyre skied ball TO
Chase. in left field and that brilliant first baseman
mufed 1t squarey. leaving Mcintyre on second.
Chesbro settled down and made Schaefer pop up
a fly to Moriarity. He then struck Crawford out
That should have made the third out, but Chase s
muf let Cobb come to the bat, and he promptly
slammed home run far over Chase's head, scor-
ing two that might have been saved Again.
in the third inning with one out Mcintyre slruch
out The third strike got away from kleinoW' now
ever and Mcintyre instead of going out, was safe
on second base Schaefers bat scored Mcintyre
this time, with a clean single.
There strange doings in the sixth inning, IN
which the Yankee infeld betrayed a collegiate dis
like for bunts Cobb varied his hitting tactics by
laying down easy one that no one could handle.
He stole second, and Chesbro famed Rossman
Coughlin tried to sacrifice but Moriarity, ke1now
and Ball toyed with his bunt toward third, ana
both he and Cobb were safe mat maze TWO Illeii
on the bases again when three should have been
out.
Schmidt lifted a high foul then, and KleinoV.
after fine catch. made the mistake of trying to
get Coughlin, who started for second as the ball
caught, Cobb scoring the play. 1t made
, 10 difference, however. Downes singled and
scored Coughlin. scoring himself when Hemphill
dropped Muen's fly after long
Detroit thus made its six runs, and with any
sort of support Chesbro would have gone through
those six innings without being scored
against him. He taken out in the Yankees
half of the sixth inning to let Orth bat for him
when the bases full, and the big pitcher
struck out. Hogg finished out the game in good
STYLE allowing only hit.
The Yankees did well enough at the bat to win,
good hitting in the third and fourth innings
bringing in three runs. but they stupid IN
the field and their position in the league is we'll
deserved
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