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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-01
Local News

Mrs. Mary f. Wylie and daughter
left early in the week for New York.
Avery Atkins and family have late
~ been confined to the house with
grip.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey has been visit
ing for two weeks at her sisters in
Morrisville. y
A party was given to Alex Shields
in honor of his birthday on Tuesday
of last week. -
Mss Martha Paterson is at North
| Craftsbury caring for her sister, Mrs.
w. L. Dustan, who is suffering with
rheumatism.
GLOVER
Grace Dow is visiting friends in AL
bany this week.
Rev. M. S. Eddy is m owing to West
Glover this week.
Mrs. Orange King is on the sick
list suffering with an attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown OF
Bloomington Center visited in town
Sunday.
Orange King attended the funeral
of Mrs. Kings mother at Greensboro
Tuesday.
A. P. Bean is to attend a Masonic
meeting at Sherbrooke Thursday OF
this week.
Owen Robinson Of Westmore was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Drew
the first of the week.
Cnaurcey Kelton of New York has
been the guest of his cousin, C. A,
kelton. for several days.
The cornet band will give socia
dance in Institute hall this Friday
evening. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Martin is to move from thu
Mrs. Stebbins tenement to the resi-
dence of Mrs. John Mcdonald.
The Earnest Workers will serve
dinner at the vestry town meeting
day. Roast meats, vegetables, pud
dings, etc. Price Is cents.
The last Quarterly Conference oil
the Methodist church was held Tues
day. 1t is the earnest request of al
that Rev. w. B. Dukeshire be re-
turned for another year.
The ladies of Glover will serve din.
ner town meeting day at Institute
hall. Those not solicited by the com
mittee, please bring pies. Proceeds
for the benefit of band and library.
Price 10 cents for ladies, Is for gentle.
men,
The primary department of the vii
lage school closed Feb. 21st. Prizes
were awarded to Marjorie M. Bean,
Joseph W. Alexander ana Fred Den
ney. The total attendance was
twenty one. Average attendance -
l 3. Those having no absent marks
were: Marjorie Bean, Clyde Bean,
Clifton Drew. Fred Denny, Lloyd Mas.
ten and Floyd Taylor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-01

year. Owner will reduce the stock ii
you don't want it all. Might trade
for other property. Owner has other
business that demands all his time,
reason for selling.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-01

e43-VARIETY STORE-located in
city town of over 5000 population,
store is located on one of the
best streets, stock consists OF
crockery, glassware, tin, agate, wood
ware, sporting goods, stationery, toys
etc. Stock will invoice about $4,000.
Sales amount to $4,000 or 100000 per
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-01

ed. Mr.. Phillips showed great talent.
We would glady welcome them all
here again. Those who stayed at
home missed good entertainment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
NEW FIRST BASEMA|V
SIGNED BY COOLEY

Spencer Abbott. first baseman and all
around ball player. has been signed by
Dick Cooley for the Salt Lake team and
will arrive Wednesday, but may not get
I'm early enough to play before Thursday 6
game. Abbott played first base and cap
tained the Topeka team OF the Western
league when Cooley owned that franchise.
The Salt Lake masnate is therefore max
ing no experiment In bringing the new
man to this city.
Abbott is finished ball player without
having outl1ved his usefulness lie had
The reputation OF being one Of the head
Is a bralny inside man. He PLAYED a
season with Fort Worth in the Texas
league and ranked high in the fielding
and batting averages of that organiza-
tion-
The new first baseman is a righthand
thrower and a lefthand batsman and is
always well up In extra base clouts The
short fences OF this League VIII lust suit
the kansan and he is apt to win many
games for the Skyscrapers with drives
over the. garden walls
ADDott is the scout who recommended
Dressan, the classy southpaw TO Cooley
Dressan halls from Lyons the same town
In the Sunflower state from which Ab
bott comes.
Cooley has on number of other deals
out until they are definitely closed the
astutc manager will not make them pub
lie as other managers in the league may
beat him TO the players.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Union Association

game over right fence, Murray caught
Spencer made a good catch. Thompson
was out on Orr's stop and Kaefer's =
splendid scoop of Orr's low throw. Dash
baugh hit TO left for one. but Cordtz
For Salt Lake Devcreaux hit over sec
ond for a base. Pendlctop got two
baggcr to left. Kaefer famed Perkins
hit to Oriet who Instead of cutting off
the score, threw Perkins out. Devereaux
scored. Hummel hit to right for two
scoring Pendleton. Thompson caught
In the sixth changnon famed. Rob
erts out Pcndleton TO kaefer, Mann hit
past first for one. Grayson famed
For Salt Lake Cordtz hit past second
eordta @ H0' in ahead a Of hm' H Orr % hi, to een
just Graysons size. and Orr was thrown
out at third Pendleton hit to left for
one. Grayson hit Knefcrc Perkins rolled
to Oret who doubled Kaefer and Per-
kins.
In the seventh Murray popped up
high foul which Perkins missed Murray
walked: Walsh was out on ny to Van, Van
over Kaefer. but Hummel got busy and
famed Dashbaugh and Oriet.
For Salt Lake Dashbaugh caught Hum
cordtz was at bat Spencer had been
scanning the territory adjacent to second
and found that everybody was away from
home. so he trotted complacently down
there Just as he touched second he
was discovered by Mann who tried to
throw him out but nobody was present
to stop the ball. and Spencer logged
along TO third "Boneheads. yelled the
fans. Cordtz cut to Dashbaugh, Van
hit to right and Spencer continued on
home. Orr hit TO Oriet and Van was
out at second.
In the eighth changnon out to cordtz
Pendlcton to Kaefer.
For Salt Lake Devereaux out Chang
non to Roberts. Pendleton out on Dash.
baugh's good catch. Kaefer hlt to righs
for one. Perkins hit to Changnon and
Kaefer was out at second,
In the ninth Orr caught GraVson's
popup. Murray hit a swift one past
Devereaux Walsh walked. Thompson
famed Dashbaugh walked. Oriet hit
to left for three bases. scoring Murray;
Walsh and Dashbaugh. Changnon hit
10 center, scoring Oriet Roberts sent
one down first base line. Kaefer ran
out and got 10. BY a doubtful decision
Roberts was out. although II seemed TO
many that Roberts beat kaefer to the
bag.
Although 1t was very late nearly all
the fans had remained to enjoy the des-
perate finish the Joy boys frequently
put up after two are out In the ninth.
The rally came too late, Facetious en-
thusiasts waited around to. "congratu-
late" Bill Joyce and all OF the Joy boys
they could find,
Just wait till Butte gets. you" cried
Bulger Walsh as a departing salute. The
official score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
GEN. J. M'CLOSKEY.

Kaefer. McCaffcrty hit TO right. but by
a close decision was pronounced foul and
Mac famed. Murray hit past short for
one. but Walsh sent n grounder to Orr,
who got Murray at second,
For Salt Lake, Van famed. Orr hit
to right for one. DeVereauX out Walsh
to Roberts. Dashbaugh caught Pendle-
toms fly.
In the eighth Thompson hit TO right
for one While Dashbaugh was getting
base on balls. Thompson stole sec
ond. Oriet hit to center, but Thompson
expired at the plate. Pendleton caught
Changnons fly and Roberts famed.
For Salt Lake. Kaefer walked. Per-
kins bunted and Roberts threw Kaefer
out at second. Dashbaugh made a good
catch of Schimpffs fly. Roberts booted
Spencers grounder. but got 1t TO first
before Spencer arrived.
In the ninth Pcndleton caught Mann s
pop-up. McCafferty hit one over the
right fence and pranccd around the
bases. salutinG Schimpff and others
among his detractors. Murray hit into
the box and Schmpff, trying for Il. de-
Elected 1t Murray was safe. Walsh
famed. Thompson hit a grounder to
Pcndleton, who threw Murray out AT Sec
ond and the game WAS salted down for
preservation in the Skyscrapers' trunk
The official score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
CHALLENGE OF DINGE
M'CARTY Is ACCEPTED

The following communication accepting
the challenge recently made by DinSe
McCarty seems TO sweep aside all OBJ
s,acles in the way OF the two boys meet
Ing:
Sporting Editor Trihune-Sir: We wish
to accept the challenge OF Dipge Nc
Carly for side bet of $3.50; weight I24
pounds at p, m. on date OF contest :.
between August IS and %. We Will
agree to ten rounds al Murray or twenty
rounds at Ogden. We are ready to
cover their bets any time they are put
up T am leaving In few days for hunt
ing and fishing trip up tho canyon. II
they accept 1 will train in one OF the
canyons.
PEANUT SINCLAIR.
J. II. BAKER.
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ner thai Cordtz died
In the second Spencer caught Dash
baugh's fly. oriet hit high to right.
getting two bases, when tho sun inter
fered with Vans vision. Van caught the
next one batted by Cagnon- Roberts
walked. Cordtz caught Manns high one
For Salt Lake. Orr hi. a liner that
Roberts caught: Devereaux walked
Murray caught Pendleton's fly Kaefer
hit past short. scoring Devereaux. Per-
lsins hit to right for a base. Schimpff
famed
In the third Grayson hit to right for
base. Murray laid down sacrifice
hunt kaefer stopped Walsh's low ono
and Walsh was out at first. With Thomp-
son at bat. Grayson WAS caught mapping
off second
For Salt Lake. Spencer walked Cordtz
hit between the box end first McCaf-
ferty tossed the ball over Roberts head
and and Cordtz went on 10 second Van
hii over first and Spencer scored Orr
was out Changnon 10 Roberts. Dever-
eaux hit 10 Orlet. who, instead Of trying
TO prevent Cordtz scoring. threw Orr out
At inst. Cordtz scored. Pendleton was
out Changnon to Roberts.
In the fourth Devcreaux made n splen-
did LEFT handed stop OF Thompson's hot
roller and threw him out. Dashbaugh's s
hi got by Dcvereaux. While oriet was
striking out Dashbsugh Rot second on
a wild pitch. Changnon was out SchImpff
TO kaefer.
For Salt Lake Kacfcr hit a slow one
famed While Sohlmpfr was batting
kaefer stole second Cbsgnon Ieapcd
over the front wheels Of an auto i'm n
gain attempt 10 get Schmpnrs foul.
ScniInpr walked. -Four bad ones were
thrown after two strikes had been called.
ChaEnon caught Vans popup Cordiz
was out Oriet 10 Roberts. who made a
fine catch Of o1et's high throw
In the fifth Roberts famed Ditto
Mann. McCafferty out Schlmpff TO Kac-
fer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Gen. McClOSkey Attacks Salt Lake IOmOrro,
BASEBALL TEAM HAS
I PERCENTAGE Of 1000
City Amateur League Closes
Season; Buys Cup for Presen-
tatiOn to Winners.

At a meeting of the board OF directors
of the city Amateur league held SATURDAY
night, the 1911 season was closed oii's
paid and cup purchased for the WIN :
ming team. the Granite Lumber hlhe
Thc cup will be on exhibition within a
feyr days The GRANTEES Will hold tne
cup for this year. and upon II WI be
engraved winners CITY Amateur League
pc1nant year 1911 Granite Lumber Co,
and the cup will be playe1 ior again ne%t
yanr. the team putting It's name on the
cup three times winning the trophy
Somo disappointment and trouble mas
been experienced during the past sea
son on account OF the teams not piaSlnS
on tho dates scheduled, many postponeu
games resulting, and as a result the
Schedule was not finished until two week
had elapsed since the last scheduled
game. However. plans are nov pelng
formed to perfect an organization lor
nryt wear which Will overcome the
trouble during the past year 49,
The teams ended the season In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Second Game by Innings.

In the first Murray. the 1912 Pittsburs
recruit; famed again Walsh hit TO
after Walsh had stolen second. Dash
baugh hit a grounder TO Pendlcton. who
threw to Orr who relaycd II to Kacfer.
doPS'f For Salt h0afs" sfs sps pa:h01EFh Y
dropped by Murray. Cordtz nit to right
for two. scoring Spencer; Van lifted one
10 the top of the right field fence, but It
bounced back into the lot. Cordtz scored.
Orr popped up an easy one, but Roberts
thought It did not belong to him. Dew
ereauN hit TO right scoring Van and ad-
right for two, scoring Or and Dever-
eauX. kaefer walked. Perkins famed.
tiummel hit grounder which enabled
Walsh to throw Kaefer out at second
one and Mann scooped II up. He threw
the ball down on the ground as II the
side were out: but Spencer ran 10 first
and Umpire Toman notified Mann that
catching on the first bounce did not re-
tire the batsman. Meanwhile Pendleton
had trottcd home. Cordtz was out to
In the second oriet famed, Van
caught Changnons high one Cordtz
poked his sore finger against Roberts, s
ny and dropped the ball like hot po-
tato. Mann hit a boundcr toward Pen
dlcion and Roberts did his old stunt OF
Interference. only this time he let the
ball hit hum and was out.
For Salt Lake Van famed. Orr hit
TO center for three. Devereaux laid down
an easy one TO Oriet who threw Orr out
al the plate. Murray ceught Pendleton's s
ifs
In tho third PcndIeton caught Gray
! sous popup.t Murray actually famed
again. Walsh rolled slow one past
the box. but Ilumnlel did not want 10
| hurt himself. so he lei IL go and Walsh
beat IL out. Thompson lined out one
that made the umpire dodge. Dashbaush
| hit TO Pendleton who for once in his life
was slow and Walsh scored. Oriet hit
one which made Hummel dodge and
Thompson scored. ChsDgnon out, Dew
ercauy to Kaefer.
| For Salt Lake kaefer lifted a high one
into Dashbaugh's hands. Perkins famed
iiummcl hit 10 Changnon who jusgled
II, but made swift throw that got
Hummel
Murray Fans Again.
In the fourth Roberts bunted and beat
~ TO first. Devereau1 WAS not at all
hasty in handling IL. Mann tried one on
| Brick. who passed IL on To Orr. who re :
| layed 10 kaefer doubling Roberts and
Mann. Grayson walked. but Murray
really struck out again
For Salt Lake Spencer popped sup a
little one. but Grayson did not consider
| ~ a pitchers duty TO catch balls SO ne
let II go. Cordtz lined one out to Chang
non who doubled Spencer and Cordtz.
! Van then got his first home run OF The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
BUTTE AND BOISE BREAK EVEN,
McCloskey Captures First. but Irrlsators
Manage TO Take the Second Game.

BOISE. Idaho. July 3o.-Boise and
Butte broke even here today In two
eleveninning games. killilsy was hit
rather freely in the first, but kept the
drives fairly well scattered except in the
fourth. seventh and eleventh innings The
locals drove Quick from the rubber In
the seventh and balanced the count at
four, In the eleventh wild throw Ia
second By Brooks allowed two runs Ia
come In and a two-base hit by Fries,
with two down scored another
Stone was invlnclblc in the second
game. He should have had a shut out,
but a fercical decision by Law,er allowed
run In the sixth and an error let an
other I'm In the seventh. McCloskey
started off with Pugsley. younzster
from Vale. Ore, Tho lad pitched good
ball for a while. but In the sixth the Ir-
riga tors got 10 hitting him and he was
hooked for Wells The latter pitched a
challenge game until he was taken ou,
10 allow Elsey 10 hit for him, Remncas
finished the game and pitched good ball.
In the eleventh Flanagan singled, stole
second and scored on the throw from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
G|ML|N'S WARRIORS
SCALP THE RED MEN
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, July 30.-The threatened up
rising of the Sioux Indians and the com
plete annihilation OF Dad" Gimlin' 6
state league champs at the Fair grounds
this afternoon failed to come off as
scheduled. Instead of the high-proof
six cylinder game that was expected, the
fans witnessed a one sided, sloppy con-
test in which the redmen were trimmed
IL to /.
With their victories over the Cheyenne
Indians. Evanston club and various other
intermountain teams TO their credit the
fans naturally expected something of the
Sioux. Three thousand people, the big
gest crowd OF the season. paid their
money to sec the promised drubbing OF
Gimlin's men.
Maggie" Murphy hurled for Ogden and
pitched winning ball all the way. But
five safe swats were secured by the In
dians and three of these went to one
l.. Mathis. a wiry little warrior, who
showed considerable more all-around
speed than his companions. Murphy was
given very good support, the three err
rors not proving costly. Two singles
coming close together in the third gave
the Indians their one counter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
BEAUTIES COMING TO
GRAB At BALL FLAG
Gen. J. McCloskey, With Big
Chief Remneas and Aides,
Will Arrive Today.

General j, McCloskey and his grim
warriors will arrive AT AS this after
noon 10 prepare for their attack on Zion
at Cooley park tomorrow.
McCloskev already claims the pennant.
but Blankenshn's braves will try hard
to prevent his claims from being recog
nized by President w. II. Lucas.
McCIoskey himself viii be on the coach
Ing lines in this series. hoping that he
Will be able TO blow UP the Skyscrapcrs.
but Architect Cooley has strengthened
his dcfenses and believes lie can repel
the invaders.
Big Chief Remneae, with his faithful
ally. Hannah. is likely TO be selected for
the initial attack by McCloskey. and IL
Will be n memorable struggle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Skyscrapers Slaughter Visitors
and Salt Down Two More
Games Sunday.
PITCHER M'CAFFERTY HITS
HOME RUN; VAN GETS TWO
BIankenship's Pennant Chasers
Swat Montana Pitchers Until
Even Fans Cry Enough
Score first game: Salt Lake, 3; Mis-

Score first game: Salt Lake, 5; Mis-.
soula, 2.
Score second game. Salt Lake, 12'
Missoula, 6.
@ood-by. Missoula! The cellar cham
pionship is yours.
Now that "Scrappy Bill Joyce is
out of town it is safe to say that Mis-
soula in the last game yesterday played
the raggedest ball ever seen In Cooley
park Another game of that sort and
men would have TO be hired TO grub out
the brushes which began to sprout yes
terday.
McCafferty pitched fairly good
game, but Grayson IN the second was
batted all over the park. van made
two home runs and if he had not been
in hurry for dinner perhaps he would
have made another. j,
What IS the matter with Mlssoula
Nothing but her ball team, and If some
one can tell Joyce just what Is the
matter with his team he will confer a
lifelong favor on that peerless leader.
Missoula has number Of good players
no Bulger, not you alone-but 1t
seems impossible for them TO get to
PLAYING before the ninth inning when
it is too late.
In the last game yesterday they
started rally that won them four
runs after two men were out in, the
ninth Several times last week they
made similar showing.
In the first game yesterday McCaf-
ferty, the pitcher, batted n home run
but no one was on bases. Changnon as
usual made spectacular stops and
throws, but it was all TO no avail.
The Skyscrapers themselves suffered
from little too much confidence in the
first game. Cordtz and Van got bases
on balls and were both out trying to
steal second McCafferty when he
caught them mapping was dangerously
near balk. but he got away with it.
Cordtz dropped long fy, but his finger
is so sore that he ought not to be play
ing.
A splendid crowd of enthusiastic fans
cheered the gallant knights of Zion on
to victory, but even the fans did not
require quite so much victory as the
last game afforded. II was a fearful
slaughter. Mann caught for Missoula
instead of Hanson, Schimpff pitched
the first game for Salt Lake and Hum
NELL the second. After the big lead
in the first inning Of the final game
Blankenship's brigade took it easy, al
though Brick DevereauX managed to
distinguish himself several times by
good stops and throws.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
BINGHAM TEAM BEATS
THE BUDWEISER NINE
Special TO The Tribune.

BINGHAM. July 30-The Budweiser
baseball team went down to defeat be :
foer the local boys this afternoon. TO !,
In the best played game seen here this
season. SchweitZcr. who was on the
mound for the local team. had the visit
ing batters at his mercy. allowing but
three hits and striking out eleven men
In eight innings The Buds showed up
exceptionally strong in the field, but at
bat they were helpless before Sehweit- :
zer's delivery. x. Taylor. in right field
for the Buds. pulled off some sensa-
tlonal fielding his throw from right
field to third base retiring Burt, The
game was called In the middle Of the
eighth inning TO allow the Buds TO catch
the train home. Batteries-Binghanl.
Schweitzer and Burt. Buds, Peacock and
Leinen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
DES MONIES TEAM WILL
BE TRANSFERRED SOON

OMAHA Neb.. July 30.-The World
Herald tomorrow will say that because
OF lack OF support from the home town
the Des Moines Western league games
for the balance Of the season Will be
transferred 10 other cities In. the league.
The statement also Will be made that
John s. Higgins owner OF the Dos
Moines team. will make his headquarters
In this city for the rest OF the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

Orient hit by pitcher. Changnon walked
forcing Murray home. Roberts out Pen
dleton 10 kacfcr.
For Salt Lake. klefer famed Per-
kins hit past short for one. Schlmpff
hi, To Walsh who fumbled. Spencer hit
past second. scoring Perkins and
Schimpn. With Cordtz No. Spencer was
caught mapping off third. CorItz hit
to center. but was caught between first
and second.
In the seventh Mann out Schimpff TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
SALT LAKE.

Summary: Two base hit-Oriet. Dew
ereaux. Home run-McCafferty, First
base on balls-Off McCafferty Z; Schmpff.
4. Struck out-By McCafferty, T.;
SchimpH. 6. Left on bases-Missoula, 10:
Salt Lake. O. Wild pitch-Schimpff Nc
Cafferty. First base on errors-Salt Lake,
/ Hit by pitcher-Oriet Sacrifice hit
Murray Stolen base-Thompson. Time
Of game--1 hour and "a minutes, Cm-
pire-TUman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
SALT LAKE.

Summary; Two-base hits-Da shbaugh,
Oriet Changnon. Cordtz. Orr. Pcndleton
i2), Hummel. Three base hits-Orr.
Van. Home runs-Van (o). Stolen
baScs-Walsh. Spencer (2). Bases on
balls-On Grayson. I: off Hummel g.
Struck out-By Grayson, 5; by Hummel,
9. Left on bases-Missoula, 10: Salt Lake,
Z. Double plays-Changnon to Roberts
Orient TO Walsh 10 Roberts: PendIeton to
Orr IN kaefer; Devereaux to Orr TO Kae-
fer Wild pitch-HummeI. First base on
errors-Missoua. 4: Salt Lake. 3. Hit
by ptcher-kaefer Time OF game
hours and minutes. Jmpirc--To-
man. Attendance (both games)-35O0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

For Salt Lake.
Van out Walsh TO
Roberts. orr ditto.
Devcrcaux lifted a
high one 10 the sun
field and Thompson
dropped II. Pendle :
ton famed.
In the sixth Mur .
raw walked. Pen :
dlcton made a fine
running catch Of
WJsh's fly. Thonp-
son hit 70 left for
one. Spencer caught
d a : N baiICh'g ny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
First Game by Innings.

In the first inning
Murray for MisSoula
was out to Van on a
ny, Walsh out Pen
dleton TO Kaefer.
Thompson expired
similarly.
For Salt Lake.
Spencer was out
Orlet 10 Roberts.
CordtZ walked. but
was fooled by Nc
Cafferty's motions,
which almost con-
stituted a balll
Cordt2 started FOR
second too soon and
was caught. Van
walked and was on.
In the Identical man