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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
LAWSON BEATS HEHIR
IN MILE MATCH RACE

Iver Lawson won the human paced
match race Of one mile from Paddy Hehir
at the Salt Palace saucer last night His
time was 2:06 40. The race was the
best two heats out OF three. In the first
heat Hehr made a terrific sprint, but ne
started too soon and tired himself out,
enabling Lawson TO win two successive
heats, Lawson took the first by three
wheel lengths and the second by one.
He did not seem all in at the finish but
Hehir was very tired. The time for the
second heat Was 2:0S,
In the Australian pursuit race be-
tween Wright and Thomas. Wright won
after going ] mile laps and 10 yards.
Time, 800.
In the half-mle handicap for amateurs
a spill marred the second heat. Ernie
Colvin was bruised and shaken up, but
not seriously hurt. Watson apparently
ran into the rear wheel OF the rider In
front OF him and going down formed an
obstacle which caused Colvin TO spread
all over the track, There was a groan
from the spectators, for II looked as II
Colvln must be badly hurt. He soon got
UP. however, and linped away grimy but
smiling, No bones were broken and
none of his bruises are at all serious.
In the unknown distance race for ANA
teurs four riders were spilled one after
another. This mishap was caused in the
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sane sSd ma manner as colvins tumb BILE. Con-
siderable damage was done to the wheels.
put the riders were not injured They
had gone, four miles when the spill took
place. The distance turned out to be fiye
mies and one lap.
After Meredith had finished third he
was so excited and 30 eager to gain the
aamiration OF the grand stand that he,
TOO. took spill, but he escaped as luck,
lily as the others. Summaries:
HaH -mile handicap. amateur-Kramer
from 60 yards. first; Givlin, from 65 Yards
second Leonard Washington (coloredS J.
from 120 yards. third, Time. :o6 2-5
Human-paoed race Zone mile)-Lawson
won. Time, 2:0S.
Pursuit race. professlonal-Drobao
iirsti Anderson, second; Halstead, third:
Greos. fourth. Three miles and i've laps
Time. 7;20. 'oee'
Australian pursuit match race-wdeht
Ursti Thomas, second. One mile inns
and 10 yards. Time, 500.
SmeTtz: Sb,sd first; first; MAYER; second Meredith,
one lap. Time. II :55 3-5.
Two-m professional, handicap-Law-
son. from scratch, was first, Wright. from
70 yards; second: Thomas. from 10 yards
riird' 1hiird' west from 100 yards fourth,
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GoTTFRIED RoDRIGUES.

Tired and dusty, accompanied by
manager with two very intelligent dogs.
Gottfrled Rodrigucs arrived In Salt Lake
last night on what he says Is a world
clrcling tramp He says that he is walk
Ing around the world on a wager and
exhibits a number of western newspaper
extracts to prove his story. Rodrigues
came here from Ogden yesterday, He
says the last place that he made any
lengthy stop was in Butte. Although he
speaks English with difficulty he is
eloquent when talking about his trip and
seems eager not to be sighted In the
matter of newspaper publicity. Neither
Rodrigues nor his manager explained last
night why he Is making many detours
in circling the globe instead of selecting
more direct route He intends 10 re-
main In Salt Lake for some time. Mean
while those who care for stories Of
perous adventure in the wild west"
have only to ask for them. When he gets
back 10 Holland the grave burghers OF
Amsterdam VIII doubtless be greati
astonished al the wonders this youth has
seen and accomplished
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BOY MAKES
BEST TIME OF YEAR

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July rs
With the big crowd in the stands cheer
Ing Geerss High Admiral to victory in
the ffth heat OF the. ZIG trot, Grand
Rapids first Grand Circuit race meet
terminated today; With seven pounds Of
paced the first mile OF the free -for-all
the Grand River weight handicap, In
2:029. the fastest time of the year.
The 2:11 trot was Charlie Mtchel's s
all the way In both heats. The final
event, the 2:l6 trot. went in straight
heats TO High Admiral; giving Geers his
second victory Of the day. Results;
2.05 pace. two in three, purse $1,000
Walter W. won In straight heats. Best
time, 2:o4s. King Cole, second Major
Brino, third
2;11 trot, two in three. purse $1,000
Charlie Mitchell won In straight heats.
Best time. 2;0St. Johnny G., second;
Dorothy Hansboro, third.
Free -for-all pace, the Grand River
weight handicap. two In three. 500 added
--Hedgewood Boy won in straight heats
Best time, 2;o2a. Lady Maud. second;
Evelyn W, third.
2:16 trot. three In five. purse $1,000
High Admiral won In straight heats.
Best time, 2:o72. Sue D, second, Doug
las McGregor, third.
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Joyce Threatens to Win One of TOday's Gam

son at flrst, Grayson popped up. a. high
foul and Blankenship almost climbed into
the grand stand In a vain attempt to get
II, Grayson famed
For Salt Lake Cordtz sent a popup 10
Oricr. Orr hit past third. An awkward
bounce prevented Changnon from dupli-
eating his former good work Devereaux
hit to left. scoring Orr. pendleton hir
FOR TWO bases, advancing Devereaux TO
third. although Brick had TO slide for
life. Drcssan got n two-bagger TO Gen.
ter. scoring Devcreaux and Pcndleton.
Murray, returning the bail 10 third. threw
high and IL hit the grand stand. allow
Ing Drcssan TO go TO third by ground
rules. Spencer hit to left scoring Dres-
san. Sch!mpn was ont on a liner which
orlot caught. Spencer, trying to get
back TO first. threw UP his arm In hopes
that Oriet,s throw would hit him. but he
was doubled.
In the ninth Murray hit past short
for base. Orr and Cordtz let Walsh's
fly drop between them, although Cordt5
tried ana Orr occupied his time urging
Cordiz to catch the boil. which Orr him
self should have got Thompson struck
out. Dashbaugh sent erounder TO Orr.
who by quick work doubled Walsh and
Dashbaugh 70 Van and the game wal
over.
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Today's Fort Erie Emu

FORT ERIE. July es.-Entre'
urdays I'D
First race. 2-year-olds, e9nan
and a half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Baron, 100; Canande. Jame
aYorkshlro Boy. aAstroloKeI y \
bInspector Lestrade. lgS' eiM, -,
clip Sand. Puggins, l0o' w>|
try, bKelly entry. cBeImont
Second race. steeplechase, s
year-olds and up: short gSr ;sI
two mIles-Ray Brook Ls
Louise, Dr.. Koch. 144. AndFeT
143: Kinna Ken. Mistic y
Ticket of Leave. l63.
Third race. 3-year-olds sT
Ing. elk furlongs-'Eagie hirssp ~
Running, NY Fellow: lol' 81 ~ n
Towlton Field, 104: RoGon. III
lo7; Montcalm, ITO; Cohe's
Levy. 119, o,,rn
Fourth race. the DomilIsn
handIcap. $4,000. 3-year-o,Sas, a.,
mile and auarter[Tne. ns
Carlton G., Console. Clliisosis n
100; aAmer, 104; bFllntrocs' III
Rocket. l1i; Ocean Seun%Si n%Sier;ll
lis: Governor Gray, lio' IN: III
Plate Glass. l22: cBob n, iissss9 i
Johnson. 1872; Olanda, III; y 'l ~
bBelmont entry. c4everwlck ~ IA
Fifth race. S-year-olds ana r.
cap. mile and seventy sIbl
Ashemeade. 90; BlaekiolrSIs, lSs, Ta5|
Foreman Carlton e.; iV-'
Sager. 1O9; Grass. liz. s.Di,|
Sixth race. 3-yeaI -oicS. .,an sCr@
and a sixteenth-aStartiet1i t1iOs: q
'Barney Igo, 100; 'Star' IIuusssul1
Garneau, los; 'Isabell, TnS ID
Ben Lasca, 10; County ssi
Seventh race. S-year-olSSssb ollSSssbIsz
ing, mile and an e'ts t;ns: Lcsi|
sLeah. 80: Spring Mas. ,sy lqi.
los: The Golden rssH;,n,rif
l12.
apprentice allowance ,.d
Weather clear. track la'
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Today's Butte EnhiA

BUTTE, Mont, July M-s1
Saturday,
First race, flve and a hL.
selling. four-year-olds and q
Interest, Tony Koch. Rusi
Bush, 112; Acolin, Warfare. M
107.
Second race. futurity cJvr.
three-year-olis and up-Bzrpal|
pass. 1l2; Tifis. Descendant y
New Capital. l09: Adena, l0i.
Third race. futur!ty corn4
three-year-olds and up-Psss.1
John Fl Shcehan. Pedro. Dayn
Bill Mayham. Gilbert Rose. VI
HYDE. 102.
Fourth race, handicap. NILE ~,
yards, three e-year -olds and ~
l27. 'sSpohn. l21: Arasee. ILL.,
krum. ll2; "'Stlcker. l0?; -
IL, 100. Sake Fern l., s?;; "
80. -'Bedwell entry, ''MGns
Fifth race, mile. eellinf' y
olds and up-Jack O1sanlem y
my McGee 110. Fred Nulies
Abound. l0+. SalalI. 80; 'MuI y
Sixth race. six furlonEs SUI
year-olds and up-Darelnsica
gator. Voting, io?, Margaret :
FLYING. l07, Lady Elizabeth. p
Contra Costa. los, sLee w..
100: Nita, Kinfolks, annie ~
apprentice allowance: y
Weather clear. track faN
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Bedwell's Fast Sprinte,I|
Best Time Ever Mail
Butte Track.
FORT ERIE ENTRIES 4
INCLUDE coon /
Some of the Old FamiIi,,I
Winners Will Run snl
ada Course Ted,,|

Y BUTTE. Mont, July %
med, the worlds record h,,
futlongs, Ill. made his e..
day before a splendid ero-s y
part ran a magn!nccn. ,c
track record Of l:l2 is by ~.
hEth OF second, and jus,,ss. E
expectations Of his army ~ y
In the feature OF the card
won In the hollowcst A. ~.
made his opposition, which ,rs..
Of the fastest spr.nters rsss! a,Iu
mnited states. look cheap 6y ~
This grand horse. which (,
OF the Bedwell stable. mad "
appearance IN eighteen morIss
thought by many shreyd ~,
be hardly seasoned enopsh
his easy victory was a rn.n,s%,,.' ~
at 10 TO ! was the oniv ~
win. The Judges were moi I'd.
the finish OF Myles O'ccmst
fourth race and have begun =
gallon.
ne summary.
First race. selling, four ard
lonss-Gomnl, 10 TO lNsT,.,
Billy Hancock, 10 10 [ (JonS,,,
Error, 4 10 / (Rooneyj isI
;54 +-5. Royal Dolly, W y u:.
salo. Dromi. Great Friar. Am
tentatious. Plco. also ran. \
Second race. selling, six furj,,n
> TO 2 (Sanderscn). won: r1,,'
10 TO / (McBrIde), second ~
lBoland). third. Time. Ia n
Slupskey, Triste. Captain Gn-
Revere. Jim Nc, Wabansu ~
folks also ran. =
Third race, selling. mile ara Il
-Zoroaster. even (Buytonl ~
bot s 10 (CaIlahanl. secop5
to l (McIntyrel. third. Tiut
Round and Round and Whldjn
Fourth race, purse, six furbrr-
Ahmed. II 10 20 (Wsrrenl. -
huska. 0 TO / (Buxtonl, ss,o,7
O'Connell. 3 to 5 (McInlyre). a.
ll2, Track record, Biz b
Jones, Fernando, Metropolltas b
Fifth race, selling, mlie
Ledgett, 5 to 5 (McEwen). suxI
Rothschlld, 10 to lKedsJl|
Swede Sam. { to2 (Fischer). a.
la, Big Eldorado. Miss gt.S
Charles J. Harvey, The Peer "
triotlc and Lady McSally ap h
Sixth race, selling. tuluny
Fancy ? TO | (Andersou). q
GreenlcaS. % TO (Callahanl
Swager.ator. % 20 ! (Roa5.|
Time. 1:I0 2-5. Definite. BN!r,|
ninny. Biuocular, Novgorcd, d
Roberta and Placide also raa
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BUTTE LOSES AND WINS.
Leaders Break Even During Double"
Header on Boise Grounds.

BOISE, Ida. July 2S,-Boise and Butte
broke even in a double header here to-
day. The Irrlgators won the first game
In the ninth inning. when with one need
ed 10 tie the score and two men on
bases. King drove out a clean single
that brought both runners in. 1t had
been a loosely played game the whole
In the second contest Maloney was
pounded to the bench In the sixth in
ming. Stone, a recruit. who relieved him.
pulled out of the hole for the time be-
Ing and In the eighth the locals started
a batting rally that brought them to the
front with two-run lead, but In the
ninth an error and a base on balls put
for Cornelius. Without the assistance of
a. single hit the visitors scored 1--WE
times, putting the game on ice.
First (5ame
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Coast Leasae
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-score.
Ca, r,, r. Fl. E.
tslsiSieCo 's-...se.,s s...-...s6
SoIteries-Melkle and Schmidt; P'iateI
LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 2s.-score
por.,,s r. II. e.
? .'-"-e....- 10 13 3
Batteries-stsen and Kuhn; Kriger,
rates and smith, Abbott
SACRAMENTO. Cal, July 2s.-soore.
vsrno. r. H. z.
Sacramento ..,.9 .
atter,sSsTstewart and Brown. Arel-
Spanish festival at saltair tonight,
The last performance Of the spauisb
FESTIVAL company at Saltair tonigbt'
Kodak Pictures Finished
- Mail your films Co as. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main arss,
Exclusive photo dealers.
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DARKNESS LEAVES TENNIS
VICTORY in DOUBT

LAKE FOREST. H., July 2s.-Dark-
ness ness put an end to play In the Western
wentsia club. Lake Forest. leaving the
winning OF one of the ssmi-flnal rounds
In the mems singles in doubt. Walter T
aayes OF Chicago and c. M. Bull. Jr., OF
time play stopped Bull had won two sets,
lO-s and 6-3. while Hayes had won
Bull was within one point of the match
on three separate occasions. but each
Time Hayes came too strong for him and
LOOK the point, working up from o-5 to
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Chicago Wins In ii Innings.

NEW YORK July 2s.-In the longest
and most exciting game played In New
York this season, Chicago defeated New
York In the fourteenth inning. McCon-
fourteenth and scored on Lords triple
Lord scored on Callahan's sacrifice fly.
After Chicago had made five runs, New
York tied the score in the ninth by MAX
Ing three runs. Score: r. II. e.
Chicago ....,..,... IL O
New Iork .s..,..,...,-.,u,,,.s 10 8
Batteries-Lange, Walsh and Sullivan;
Ford, Quinn, Caldwell and Sweeney.
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WOLGAST SIGNS ARi,IuI
''''1 To FIGHT PAL \

GRAND RAPIDS, ID 1Taezs
Lightweight Champion, 81 Pal Ncs
signed articles 20 BmsS,gIadeIphis !
siS-round bout In iSsss5htss y
dny AFTERNOON. The MSs agbt
las pounds rlngside: i 'LIcsSps
place In the Na'''
park,
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Benefit Bout POSTPONED.

>, Hardy Downing. A. J. Charon and
Harry Heagren, committeeman promot-
family OF Police Sergeant Johnston. who
was shot by Elmer Dewey, intend TO
sc get some good pugilist to take the place
OF DICK Hyland II the injury to Hyland S
are waiting to hear definitely from Hy.
and Referee Tom Paynter Of Wyoming
mas volunteered to donate his services
In the west, ~
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SALT LAKE.

Summary; Two-base hits-Murray. Van,
Orr, Cordtz. Dressan. Threeb base hit
Dressan, Home run-Roberts, 1its-Off
Jensen, I In Innings; off Dressan 2 In
innings. Base on bails-Off Grayson. 3,
off Jensen, 4. Struck out-By Grayson,
4; by Jensen, 6. by Dressan, S. Left on
bases-Missoula. s: Salt Lake, 4. Double
plays-Thompson to Changnon; Oriet TO
Roberts. Orr to Van. Balk-Grayson.
First base on errors-Missoula, e Salt
Lake. /. Stolen bases-Murray Walsh.
Spencer, Schimpff (3), Van. Sacrifice
Time Of game hours and
2 minutes Umpire-Toman. Atten-
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DETROIT, July sS,-Ihsea ea5li III q
golf champion of the wess esssen%I.iinl
Chicago man. In the ~ couf1
on the Detroit Goh oiup pSercoIled1
seokel, holder OF the ~ FuaF
downed Eben M, Byers 9? up 81
mer national champi0ni ql
Robert Gardner. Yaiieeral Yaie % Car
vauiter, eliminated NatiOsaAs NasOs ).
w. Fownes. Jr,. 1 up "a
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PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT.
Kane and Blttrolff Both Pounded Hard
at Critical Moments

ged playing on both sides characterized
the game here today. Kane and Bit
rolf were knocked out OF the box In the
second inning when each team scored
1--WE runs. Great Falls took the lead In
tho fourth. single. 4 sacrifice. passed
ball and a low throw by Kelly counting
Griffin. Two singles. a base on balls. a
moro local players in the seventh. Both
teams evidently had an off day and II
was the poorest game seen here this
season. Score:
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American Association

MINNEAPOLIS. July 2s,-LouIsville, Q;
Minneapolis. 6.
MILWAUKEE,, July 2s.-Toledo, 8;
Milwaukee, 9.
ST. PAUL, July 2s,-Columbus. g; St.
Paul, Z.
KANSAS CITY, July 2s.-Indanapolis,
O.: Kansas City, Q.
Thrilling, exciting exhibitions at tho
Spanish festival at Saltair. Perform.
ance tonight at $3.50.
Spanish festival at Saltair tonight,
$3.50
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per, Vance. Sacrifice hits-Ames. Fos-
ter. Murphy Earned runs-Helena, a:
Great Falls. 3. First base on errors
Helena. 1: Great Falls. 2. Two base hit
Wood. Three base hits--Murray, Kel-
ly. Vance, Griffin. Bases on balls-Of
Griffin, 2; off Kane, 1; off Ames. 8.
Struck out-By Kane, /, by Ames. 2, by
Griffin. ]. Hit by pitched ball-Toner.
Left on bases-Helena, Z; Great Falls. S.
Hits-OT Kane. 3 in / 2-3 innings, OF
Ames, : In s Ia innings: off Bittrolfr
In ] 2-3 innings, off Griffin, = In 1-3
innings. Time-1 hour, 80 minutes. Um-
plre-Wrfght,
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Ten Rounds to Draw.

,BBETTE, Mont, July 2s.-Mickey
y Brien of Sacramento, Cal. and Mau,
Tice T Thompson, champion lightweight OF
to draw The California how GisnIeved
the greater ring generalship and his de-
sense len .ItSIt Eould not be fathomed by Thomp
son, aiLnough the latter kept after him
the end. 'e "'''i'
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OFFICERS OF FIFTEENTH
TO PLAY UNIVERSITY

At Walkers field today the officers
from the Fifteenth infantry at Fort
Douglas Will play the university ball club,
The annual game will start at $50
O'Clock and the Park Jewelry company
cup VIII be the plum. II has been won
by each side once and the game Satur-
day Will decide which keeps it.
c. e. Allen will be the umpire.
The lineup will be as follows:
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Butte g. Struck out-By Maloney 8:
Stone, 4; Remneas. s; Druhot. /, Base
on balls-Of Stone. 3; Cornelius. .;
Two base hits-Stone. Perrine 2. buddy.
Sacrifice hit-Hannah. Sacrifice fly
Fries. Stolen base-King. Left on
bases-Boise 5, Butte 8, Hit by pitched
nelius. Wild pitoh-Maloney j, Stone 1.
Passed balls-King 2, Innings pitched
BY Maloney 8, Stone 3, Cornelius /, Rem
meas S. Druhot 1. Base hits-Off Maloney
10; Stone |: Remneas 10. Time Of game
2 hours. 10 minutes Umplre-Lawler.
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Unisn Associiation
w estern League

At Topeka-First game: Denver. 6: tn.
peka. 3 Second game: Denver, Z; To-
peka, ].
At Omaha-Omaha. 8 Des Moines o..
seph. S.
AZ Lincoln-First game: Lincoln, 4.
Pueblo g. Second game; Lincoln, s,
Pueblo. p
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Hughes Wins From Maps.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Tom Hughes
kept the Cleveland hits scattered while
Washington punched theirs In two In
nincs off Knapp and won. A home run
drive by Joe Jackson over the right
field fence in the first inning was the
feature OF the game. RHE
i
SleVelinO
Batteries-Hughes and Street: Knapp.
Kaler and Fisher.
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National Leaeus
Pitchers Hit Hard.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Pitcher Bnrns
was hit hard In the fourth inning
and Chicago won the opening game OF the
series with Philadelphia. The visitors
relieved him in the next inning. Score:
r. Fl. E.
Philadelphia ..,.. .............., 10 o
Observation-Disclosures. Brown and Arch
or; Burns and Moran. Umpires-RiGler
and Flnnerau
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Will Fight Septeuber TX

MILWAUKEE,, July 2s.-senten,nsr *
mas oeen definitely fixed as the dale for
she Wolgast- Mcfarland match, which Is
scheduled TO be pulled off in Mllwaukee.
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American Lesgus
Both Games Postpon ed.
Record Breaking Crowd.

BOSTON. July 28.-Boston- Louis |
first and second games postponed rain |
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Mathewson Beaten Again

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-Mathewson lost
another game TO st. Louis. the home
team winning from New York. Timely
hitting and errors enabled the locals 10
score. while Sallce was effective In all
but the last inning, when two singles and
triple saved the visitors from shut
out. Score:
r. II. z.
New York ,.,.,...,..,,, s 5
ST Louis ,,...,., II o
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers: Sal
lee and Bliss. Umpires-Klem and Bren
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Summary. First base on errors-Boise
4; Butte, 8. Struck out-Ry Joss. 2; by
Druhot. s. Bases on balls-On Joss 3;
off Druhot, =. Home run-Hannah. Two
base hits-Whitton. Joss. Perrine. Fries.
Sacrifice hits-Dookstader. Mathes. Han
nah, Wilton Stolen Observation-Disclosures.
Flick to Kellackey. Left on bases-Boise.
1oi. Butte. g. Hit by pitched baiI-Levy.
wild pitch-Druhot. Passed ball-Han-
nah. Innings pitched-By Joss. 72-3: by
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-The largest
crowd ever inside Shibe park saw Phila-
delphia win both games from Detroit to-
day. The first contest was an eleven
inning pitchers battle between Bender
and Summers. Only one hit was made
off Summers In the first nine innings.
The second game was decided In the
eighth inning. when with two out Muir
ply and McInnes both singled and both
scored when Jones muffed Lapp's fly.
EirSt
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Pitcher Knocked Out.

PITTSBURG, July 2s-The game with
Boston was won by Pittsburg today.
Brown lasted three innings and Was suc-
ceeded by Mattern who pitched In splen-
did form, Adams was safe from first to
last Score;
RH. E.
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Second Game.

Maloney, 1-3. Base hits-OT JOSS q;
off Maloney, ., Time OF same-1 hour
and 80 minutes. umpire-Lawlcr,
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Missoula Makes Double.

For Salt Lake Schimpff was out to
Dashbaugh, Van got hit past second
but when Blankenship propelled one to
In the eighth Roberts famed Orr
funbled Hanson's roller but made UP for
It by speedy throw which retired Han
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
Reds Beat trolley DODGERS

CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 2s.--Cincinnati
defeated Brooklyn here today, Fromme
was effective In all except the sixth In
ming when with bases full Erwin drove
home run to right field, Barger was hit
herd while Ragon, who relieved him.
pitched fair ball Score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
BUTT q.

Score by innings:
Boise ... 0 o 0 o 1 6 o. 8
Butte ....... . 0 0 0 3 0 6-11
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
Game by Innings.

Murray hit to second for q base Walsh
bunted and Jensen was unable 70 un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
Chicago Gets Golf Cns~r'

Apprentice allowance ,.st.
yUaa,her clenrs track Ihse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

Spanish festival at seltnir tonight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

The last performance Of the Spanish
Festival company at Saltair TONIGHT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-26
Speeds the Day of
Universal ~Typewriting

Wee saw it coming. We realized
that the trend OF events was toward
the general adoption of beautiful, leg
ible, speedy typewriting, in place OF
slow, Notwithstanding.
The great business intreSt, are a
unit in using typewriters.
Just imagine the chaos that woult
result were the typewriter to be BAN
ished from businessmen for a sin
gle day! 1t would take years to IN
tangle the errors that would creep in
to that days correspondence regard
ing all business transactions The
loss from delays would be enormous.
1t is just as important to the gen
eral public to substitute typewriting
for 'longhand." For every private
citizens personal affairs are his bus
mess.