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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25
BASEBALL MANAGERS
FORGET ABOUT GAME
Boise and MissOula Leaders Ac,
tually Overlook Fact That
+. Contest Is Scheduled.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, July 2i,-rwo baseball man
ayers and something more than twenty
players overlooked the fact that they
were due to play a regular Union as
sociation ball game here today. Mon
day is the usual travelling day for the
Union association, but this Monday
there was to have been q game, Man.
ayers Kellackey and fScranny Bill =
Joyce simply forgot that they were to
play instead of travel. Joyce took a
street car ride. because 1T was travel
ing day, and somebody took Kellackey
out in an automobile for the same rea-
son.
These two managers recently pulled
off 4 seven-inning game and President
w. II. Lucas of the Union association
notified them that ball game consist
ed of nine innings. He warned them
that another sevcn-inninp game, except
in some great emergency, would cost
them 800 apiece. If an abbreviated
game was absolutely essential TO make
a train, Lucas told them it should be
we'll advertised beforehand, SO that fans
might know what they were paying to
see.
This telegram arrived quite recently
and there is theory current In Boise
tonight that both managers have been
studying the telegram so closely that
they forgot all about the regular game
they should have played. Kellackey,
however. says that Joyce was afflicted
with conta ~ious mental lapse and kel-
lackey claims he contracted 1T from
Joyce.
There was absolutely no reason for
not playing except that. both managers
forgot 1t.
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| LAWSON BEATS HEHlR
IN A DUEL OF SPEED

At the Salt Palace last night irer Law
son won the half mile championship race
for professionals In :5S 3-5. Stein got
away well, but lacked endurance, so
Lawson and Hehir soon passed him, The
tight at the finish was between Hehir
and Lawson.
The motor paced race between Wilcox
and Samucison, two miles. was won by
Wilcox, who came In about sixty yards
ahead. He won the first heat in 2;52 3-5
In The next To the last lap of the second
heat Samueison'g tire was DunCtured and
the heat was ridden again Wilcox won
the second heat in 3:2I bY enc lap.
the saucer recently attempted TO draw
the color line, Leonard Washington (col-
ored) rode In the three mile amateur
championship race last night After MAX
Ing few lars he found the pace too
hot and retired. Several of the compet-
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NADNAN TANI|
ENOUGH TO \
Bedwell Finally Gets His h
Thoroughbred to Do His h
in Race.
0XER, 10 TO |. CApTIRgQ|
LAST EVENT OF THRj
Colonel Jack Drops Dead NJ
Being Exercised on IN
Butte Track.

BUTTE. Mont, July 24.-Maar,.
inc feature event todaY a, the a.
the Butte Jockey club. on with h
at the springing OF the barre, (
fourth race, Madman sprang lSs !.
pult and. taking the lead, va,
headed. Oxer, at 10 10 |, won IS.
with burst OF speed IN the ar.i
Colonel Jack dropped dead mi,
Ing while being worked out. re-;
First race. four and a half M,
| E.vclira. 3 to ! (Rooney). won; a,s>
2 to / (Andersom. second: Cor
II (BolandD. third Time. Sie,s
w. II. Boody, Lake Tahoe, pe,t
First Fashion, June b. and Elsss3
ran.
Second race, selling. Futuri,y N
| Abound. 3 10 (Boland). won: n
vnhin. 9 To (Roscnl second
Bov. 6 to (Mentry). thiI
l.lO2-5. Annie Nelson. TrLstr
Kcmble. Anne Revere. Kootensy
folks. Ben Grcenlcef and Evia ali
| Third race. selling. mile and AZ
-Marigot. 3 10 . tCallahan), vou
8 to ) Buxton. second: RcuT
Round. 6 10 : (McCulloughj. third
"a i-5 Whidden and Little 4
mont also ran.
Fourth race handicap. six fTr
Madman. q TO > fMcEyenJ. yc-'
II. TO (kedcris). second: Par A
12 TO 10 (Anderson). third. Time. 3
DR.. Dougbcrty also ran.
Fifth race, selling. one mile-1
McGce, ) TO tCavanaughl. soa.
. 10 (McEwcn), second: b
Soulc. 10 lBuXtonl. third.
l:ii Florence A. Charlie Roo
Court Lady, Marburg and Stoned
ran,
Sixth race. selling. six furloul-
to | callahan. won; H!ditr
Is tn tEuXton). second, Bib
10 TO tMcntryJ. third. Time. 4
No Quarter. Nnvcurod. Mare
TwilLgh, Queen. Montauk Don
and Darlington also ran.
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tors in this race were In collisions. but
none was much hurt. Genlple was dis
goaiihed for riding Meredith high on the
bank q, Smertz Won after lie had final
~ disposed of Colvln. who cot second
place.
Ihcre was n small crowd and the
races were less exciting than usu,I
Summary:
Finals, half mile championship profess
Sional-Lawson first. Hehir second Hal
stead third. Time, .5S So
,,, Matcn T2ce-Cicbs first West second
MOTOR paced race. two nilcs-Wucox
HrSl. aamuclson second Time. 3:2l.
nree mlle championship. amntcur-
iA!yd, Brazier fourth. Tiine. CPS
one mile. handicap. profcssIonal-
NrlEht. 80 yards. first: Crebs. so wards
second: pierenbackcr, Go yards third
west. % yards. fourth, Time, l;46 -
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Catcher Hannah. the receiving part Of
the battery that has been bought from
McCloskey by Detroit. is not twenty
years old yet, but he is a great baseball
player His throws to second are usual
ly marvels oil accuracy and he whips
them over with apparently less effort
than the ordinary catcher uses In return
ing the bali to the pitcher. Hannah Is
very popular wherever he goes because
of his amiable disposition and his lack
Of egotism. Everybody wishes him good
luck when he meets Hughcy
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Joss Benefit Game.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 2i.-Thc all
stars made up Of well known American
league players. defeated the Cleveland
Sons today The game was played for
the benefit OF the widow and children
Of the late Addic Joss. Cleveland pitch
cr The proceeds of the contest amount
ed TO s12. 1874 The all-stars were more
consistent In their hitting than the locals
and won by a score OF 10 3, Batteries
Cleveland-Young. Kaler. Banding
Gregg and Smith. Eastery.
All-Stars-Wood. Johnson. Ford and
Street, LIVINGSTONE
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Remneas. McCloskey's star twirler. who
has been purchased by the Detroit Amer
lean league club. is by all odds The best
perts who have seen him at work pre-
dict that he viii be one OF the big league
sensations next year That, however,
depends largely on luck, as Manager Reed
OF the Union association, once had a
chance to hire Remneas, but thought he
was not good enough. Many minor
league stars do not catch on In faster
company, but 1t is pretty generally be-
lieved that Remneas Will more than make
good.
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ELEcTRicS WIN ANOTHER.
Helena No Match for Great Falls Il
Closing Game Of Series.

HELENA. July 24-Great Falls closed
the eighth game of the series here today
by another victory, . TO l. thereby taking
six OF the series. In the first inning
Huelsman put the ball over the fence
with one on base and In The ninth the
big fellow drove In another run by his
long three bagger. After the first inning
Kane settled down and pitched good ball.
The game was featured by fast fielding
on the part of the visitors. Great Falls
making five double plays, In which Cloth
Ter featured in four. Carbon was able to
keep hits we'll scattered
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Today's Butte EntneI

BUTTE, Mont, July 2i.-Esia
First race. FIVE furlongs 4
Horus. Sanel Great Friar, Ann
Ma mmy. Lawn, Lavender l.ass. q
Milo. WInkler. l09; Billy Hancock
Second race. five and a hall 4
Standardization, Wicket, RcIs1-
Harrison H.. Big Eldorado.
Ketchcl. Menden. FLYING. lc9. w
tie. Montauk Maid. lOI. Wabane,|
Third race. FIVE and ball
selling-Stcndal, ll2, Bill ~
George kismet. Robert Mitchell
r.. ROYAL Stone. l09: Electruvt
Frank Ferris. Tom Murphy, In
Greenwood. %; Oscuro. 90.
Fourth race, mile. sel!ing-lH
Il5; Sucker. 1l3: Endymlon \
Judge Quinn. no; Eddie Graz,
Acumen. Fred Mulholland, ~;
100.
Fifth race. mile and seyelg
seiling-Relleview. ForeguaId y
Dave Webber. ll3; Eoeo. MIS-
Star Actor, III, ZahEa. L2ay p
Lady McNally. 100. Abigail \;
Sixth race. six furlonss. seml$1
Sam. Hiacko. Voting. VI; ~
Chilla. Sixteen, Gilbert kcsa. u
senger. 10T. Boggs, Quick ~
Zool, 81
Weatber'clear: track fast
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Dreyfus Wants kely'

PITTSBUKG. July 2l;mrhrs ,,rhvrs
ney Dreyfus Of the P',ssoTppssu PHYS psu.
club has returned from 81, ,oIcsl rasl
he secured Pitcher Martin y ssss Va
will report To Pittshuls ,he M copt;s
tembcr |, Reports 10 vi 1Id no, ]
wlthstandlng. Drcyius SG nsc ior
Pittsburg player in eNchsa5SSssO s5S 100 a
IN addition TO The S'1rs Is ~
O'Toocle's release. DrTyi "0.Tco,1
tiating for Catcher i>eily; y;c,sd bs|
terry mate. and 1t Is s"'
$4,000 for him
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M'GRAW WILL TRY TO
GET DREYFUS'S NEW

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July ~
ment Issued here today by JoT, Z.
Graw. manager OF the New "a
tional League team, TO the ensSs
Pittsburg club would not oo.sm
vices Of Pitcher Marty oIGJ,
Paul without tight: was nacs'i. I;
afternoon by a certlhed Gneea y
New York club for Slo.oog. nt'1
the secretary OF the natlona
commission.
Accompanying the check sa y,
explaining that the ST. fam :
entered into Il verbal agreeImsTs ~,
New York for the sale OF W
S15. .00G. :, ,,s
Barney Dreyfus. owner OF ~,
burg team, recently bought - y
spit ball expert, from 81 fam ~.
500, which is the hiGhess ~
paid for a ball player In 'ne
organized baseball.
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ron, Tin Breaks Leg oi =, =

KANSAS CITY, No, 'SwmeriaI
einlion GiaIenee hil qTS" Sy foul lip ir9s
of Concalton OF the hone o. Il
this afternoon. hau ~ - no unsp'
leg fractured and WEI weeks
nciatc again for. sewers" "n,nth innp
cIdent occurred in the h'"
two were out.
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Rostou Club SOU

BOSTON. July 2i.LIne club y
Boston National Dascp,,'n wins
10 the hands of Presig,yhm rea,h" snno1
burn Russell today; "t ~ sell y
that The club would nov or any
Hanlcn Of Baltimore nj ,hc sod
followed the transfer oi led t
dent L. c. Page e,nrxvrbsngs
check for S2S.65o In ,a eAtd and hii
shares held by Mr.. Page o."
c.orpp \ Page.
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HELENA.

Earnsd rUns-Jrent FaTs z. Stolen
bases-Prout. Sacrifice hits-Prout
Huclsman. First on errors-Great Falls
s. Helena 2. Left on bases-Grcat Falls
Z; Helena 3. Two base hit-Irby. Three
base hit-Huelsman. Home run-Huels-
man. Double plays-Clothier to Foster
(2): Clothier TO Prout: Prout TO Clothier
TO Foster. Prout 10 Foster: Kibble TO
Shea Bases on balls-Off Carbon 9: Off
Kane Struck out-By Carbon I. by
Kane T. Wild pitch-kanc. Time hour
thirty minutes. Umpire-Wright.
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Hardware Defeats Lehi.

Hardware baseball team defeated
Lehi by the score Of to 6. The game
was fast NIL the way through and in
terest did not flag until the last man
WAS out. Lehi battery; johnson and
Wolf Hardware: Little, Tenant and
Stein
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SALT LAKE.

summary; TWO-base hIts-FreIs
CorotZ. orr. l:ressan, Three -basc hit
FoIticr. dome rbI;- Dockstader. Sucri-
flee hits-Mathes. Elsey. Stolen bases
Nar. Orr. l!its-OGf Quick. II In SIX in
rings: EeDiLsas. . ia two Irnings. Dres-
san. ; II; FIVE and twc-th thirds innings !:
Schimrff 2 In thrse an. one-third In
nings. Bases on baIls-ouick 1: Dressan,
]. Struck out-By Quick. 3: Remneag.
oases-Butte. 4: Salt Lake. IL. Double
plays-Orr 10 Pendleton to Van; Dressnn
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Coast League
LOS ANGELES Cal I
Grand Circuit Trots.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 24.-On
the eve OF the Grand circuit race meeting
the weather conditions for the first day
are far from promising. Cold intermIt-
and little practice was INDUCED in today
by the horses. The principal race toinor-
row Is the 2;20 trot for Grand Rapids
railway stake OF $1,000.
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American Leseu.
SKYSCRAPER RECRUIT
BATTED ALL OVER LOT
Special 10 The Tribune

SVEUTdI 10 TrV ITTUUTrV
HEBER, July 2l-WIiliams. the pitch
park recently and did not return when
he was wanted was Jatted all over the
lot today in ball game between Park
City and Hcbcr in which Park City won
by the score of 10 TO 6, Williams. al
though he told Dick Cooley he was com
ing UP here to collect 500 due him,
the game today Hcuser and Ryan were
on the points for Park City,
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Ogden Beats BouhHiu'

Special to The Tribune. oa-'
BOUNTIFUL, July
Gimlin s ball players on'slss
cal team today, winning y, nv
s to |. After the hrst MI
a number of wagers "ets ~
Rountiful would not score ~ -
Bountiful got the one run J. ,nsi ds.i|
DISPUTE about the umpire y"
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McC:IoskeYites 90 Home.

John McClosecy and his Union asso-
ciation team OF ball players left for home
arrive today. Blankenship Is confident
he can hold Missoula safe, and II Butte
is only beaten in the north. Salt Lake
Will have an excellent chance at the
pennant
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Union Association
American Association

KANSAS CITY July 24-Columbus 7,
Kansas City Is.
ST. PAUL. July 2i.-First game: Tole-
do 2. st Paul 0. Second game: Toledo
]. st. Paul ).
MILWAUKEE,. July 2i.-First game
Louisville 6. Milwaukee ,. Second game
Milwaukee 3. Louisville 2.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2i.-Indianap polls
3. Minneapolis l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

Tom Dodge, the Oregon wrestler now
III Salt Lake, says that lie wants 10
meet Mike Yokel or any other l5S to l6I
mat expert in the west Dodge says that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

to Orr to Van, Passed balI-Hannah.
First base on crrors-Butte. 3; Salt Lake.
t.. Hit by pitchcr-Van by Quick Time
of game hour and 81 minutes. Um-
Iplre-Toman Attendance-3500,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25
No Sale by MccloSe'

PEORIA. Ill, July All
Leisy of the Peoria three
club today made public Ias nt,,!
Of Catcher Calespel Of the DuA'
team.
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National League
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn.

PITTSBURG. July 24.-Pittsburg had
no trouble In defeating Brooklyn, TO
Q Pittsburg hit the ball hard and often.
Wilson hit safely every time up, getting
three three -haggers and single. total
OF len bases. Adams pitched a steady
game. not giving base on balls Score;
r II. e.
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TOM DODGE.

Yoleel. II he will accept, will be given
the preference over all others, but II he
cannot induce the doughty Michael 10
give him a trial be will take on any one
else within the weight limit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

John McCloskey, manager
Butte team, before leaving -
said he had sold no pla!e's. -
Three l league and did not =
do so.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films to us. Salt Lnke
Photo Supply Co, III Main street
Exclusive photo dealers
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Philippians band, Wandamere, after
noon and evening
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New York Beats Reds.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Ncw York
found Keefc for four hits and IS many
runs In the second inning and won easily
from Cincinnati Marduard was effective
with men on bases. The batting of Mey-
crs featured Score. r. II. y.
New York ....S s
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Westcrn League

AZ Topeka-Sioux City O. Toneka 2
~ Lincoln-Lincoln 3. Omaha /
~ Fueblo-Pueblo 0. st. Joseph G
lonly three games scheduled)
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Crowd Sees Home Team Win.

ST LOUIS, July IA record breaking
attendance greeted the ST Louis team
on it's return from It's eastern tour and
saw the locals defeat Philadelphia The
locals scored five runs In the first inning
and drove Alexander from the mound.
Burns, who relieved him. was hit hard.
Harman WAS effective in all but two In
nings. In four times up Oakes was walked
three times and was hit once. Score
R. II. l.,
ST. Louis ,,,,..........,....,10 13
Philadelphia e, ..........,.... 3
Batteries-Hnrmon and Bliss Aexan-
der. Burns and Doom, Umplres-OD Day
and Emslie.
Wet Grounds in Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 24-Boston- Chicago
game postponed; wet grounds
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hlms, fine finishing,
Z. X, Savage Co., IL
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Batterics-Adams and Simon: BarGer
and Erwin Umpires-Rigler and Fin
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Northwestern Leasus

TACOMA. Wash. July 24.-score:
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kodaks. fresh
artistic framing.
aud Ii Main,
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July 24,-Score
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PORTLAND. Ore. July 24.-score:
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Battcries-Rasmusse and Lewis: To
leson, Bloomfield and Moore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
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bunoreoe, Sa Song Siaebert bolot
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Vaturen p~ariler.
Haar SsScmiblcrnc life or pasicnoc.

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noget er noe al Srber, giGloer Oct
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beo ipiie noSen Srofoit. Seq foriegte
ollie Sla9S Sreafiait SoobS, meil DC
bar aue bleoe, itipcllesa0tige Wtilf'
maif, Ser gap mig Sopeopine. Sea
oraf o9ioa ftprf aaiie, bpiIfct til fine
Cher ipntcs at gisre mig goot, men
eiterpoa egeoe So~peopineu. &iitet
9reo OF aaiie bar life bcorc, oa ieg
fanot Serne Seoe at pGre pouifeIig at
iorosie.
"@n Sen tiIroaoeSe mig al lutte
mcb auiie OF DC itipeIieSboloi5e
9reafiait iSooos, % briige Soitiim og
@rupe.N Suits iiteoet. Seq ifal olorig
fortrpSe, at leg iulste bans &aaS.
Gen Soranoring, OiSie Ssoemio-
Ter bar irembraet Dos mig, er mort
p9roig. Seq bar life Longer Den
trpffenbe Sornemmelie ! Waoen eiter
Of bape ipiit, % ieg bar olSri5 nosen
Sopeopine. Seq bar tiltaset II
Yuno / gGgt % isIer beSre ! enbper
Seuieenoc. @rape.Ruts ubgisr ct
peIimaaenbe iaapel JON n9renoc
IaaItiS, og ies fiuSer, at ScItim er
let at forbsie % oIorig fremfolSer
Spmstomer paa SpSpepiia."
Rapnet opsipes al Ycihm Co.,
Battle Greet, Wtid.
6aa ben lille gog, "Sbe &oao 10
8enoiae" i 1per Eaffe. Ger er en-
@runo".
9ogeufnSe lGit opcnitaaenoe Srep?
st NIT oil forefomme fra Sib til an
ben. DC Ct Gste, iambt % fnIoe al
Sntcresie for &ennefebeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
0Goers9apc til Stringber q

Sra Stocfbolm meobeles ben ste
gpril: 5 gften er Der ofientliggiort
Ell &enperloelie til iuenife WGno oe
apinoer ON iom national Sploeit
lloen Senipn til Stanos- og 6or'
milespilfaar at tesne 9iorag til en-
Seoers5ape i Ten9e beitemt til at
operr9ffes Soriateren altguit Strino-
berg paa bans SsoieIsoag ben 22oe
Sanuar nGite slar. Snbbpoellen er
unoerteanet meo oper 200 Nupne paa
Sorfattere, a~iuihnere, Gritifere, Ti'
oenifabSmeno, Golitifere, &eprG-
ienianter for S~orenineer III. Il.