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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26
|TcHIE IS 10 TO s
FAVORITE FOR BOUT

|siy FRANCISCO, June 25.-With all
\ urelimlnaries incident to the Fourth
{jsly battle settled, Willie Ritchie. and
4 Rivers returned to their training
"A today with renewed vigor. While
3 iaIly programme that each boy went
7zh did not vary from the order of
- that has prevailed since they went
! Training camp, there were many
n nourishes and on the whole the
vas a satisfactory one from a con-
|tning Viewpoint.
'Itls stuff about my taking off weight
: isst Is all nonsense" declared Ritchie.
q Weight right now is 1877 pounds. just
ntlg where I figured IT would be at
) fines OF the game. Between now
y next Monday ] expect TO take off
D pounds That Will give me Tues
n and Wednesday to put on the finish
3 ioeches"
5hta Rivers finished his work today
Weighed but fraction more than 1876
E,dk He expects to enter the ring
Etting about 1888
While the articles call for 134 pounds
g side.' said he. ~ believe my best
'kufy weight is 1873 pounds. and that
Ee mark am aiming at !"
nlm the referee question out OF the
" there is Increased activity In the
EuuE market. The odds are 10 to s,
~ Ntohie favorite, and they probably
4 nmaln at that figure until the heavy
ds combinations begin to arrive from
soDlhern part OF the state
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Hamilton Results.

BIZ International News Servfce
F1r1t race six Observation-Disclosures. 90 (Mon-
tour, to !. won: Leo Charles. % CNoylonl.
10 20 !. second Calgary SO moody Z to TO-
third. Time. 1913 S-5 Torrlble BIZ. Clln Edgo
Carlton G. Magazine and Plate Glass also ran.
Second milo and slxteenth-Rock
Spring. 100 (Moptourl. to I. won; Cryntiowoga
os tHopkins). TO 2. second: caper Sauce, JOS
tAdsmsl . 10 5. third Time Iis 2-5. V!vodc
Venus Uraya and Lii Bourne also
Third race. five furlongs-Little Nephew. ss
(Turner), II to 90. Southern Maid. ll3
(Moody). to 5. second; Lyric Muse. Ios tClem-
ents). 40 TO /. third. Timo. $50 As Marim's
Choice. Miss Gayle and The Usher also ran.
Fourth rsoo otceplecheBc about two mlles-I,iz-
1ie Flat. l4s CKerEnau), 10 I. won: Juverntee
lS (Boylel, 9 10 g. second: The African i54
tNisonl. 8 TO I. third. Time. All %"5. onapiug
Rsccwcll, PetronIus. Be Thankful and Sight also
ran
Fifth race. Hamilton derby, mile and a
quagrer-Buskn. lla (smalD 10 9 won Klo-
Surae, 1i2 CTurner) eyon. second First Sight,
lis tKnappl. : TO /, third. Time 2o2 2-5 Only
three starters.
sixth race five and half turlongs-PhillIs
Antoiue,te 80 Gross. TO 2. won Miss Edith
Sc (NeyIon,. to |, second; Denhsm. o. (Mon-
tour. TO ! third. Time. 1:o7 a-5. orowoo
Mama Johnson. Ralph Lloyd. Roremary, Visible
simce Cohort. Blue Crest and Rye Straw also
Seventh race. one mile turT-JacGuelina
100 (perondc). to 1 won; Gerard, lo3 tBuS-
toni 10 TO /. second: Woodcraft 100 fGTos9. 20
90 third. limo. l:%0 1-6, Clinton. Honey
Bee Miss Jonah. Hugh Quinn. Rash: Lad OF
Longdon Tauundn, Etfondi md L. NJ Eckcrt also
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CONTEST BECOMES
FARCE IN TENTH

ST LOUIS. June 25.-Pttsburg opened
its series with st. Louis this afternoon
with a ten-inning victory. score to J..
For nine innings the game was a great
pitchers battle. but In the first half OF
the tenth inning the game resolved Itself
into burlesque. Pittsburg scoring eight
nuns on six hits, three passes, three
stolen bases and q sacrifice fly,
Pfttsburg scored Its first run in the
fourth after two were out Butler
reached first on a flelder's choice, stole
second and scored on Miller's single. st
Louis tied It in the NINTH when Oakes
triped and scored on Whitted's single
Three men were on the mound for ST.
Louis In the last inning. Geyer. who
had pitched the ninth for the locals. was
hit for four successive hits. ono a dou~
bic. After two had scored and as many
were on the bases. Marbet took his place
and walked three straight men, forcing
In two more runs. Perritt went IN and
Pittsburg found him for two hits and
four runs.
Yiox was hit In the face by batted
ball In the tenth Inning and retired in
favor OF Mccarthy,
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MAKE BONEHEADS
IN BIG 'UNS, TOO

CINCINNATI, June e5,-Cincinnati, by
hitting Cheney and Reulbach hard. won
the first game OF the series from Chi
cago today, IL to T. Cheney lasted only
one inning, the locals scoring three runs
on two bases on balls and two. hits.
Reulbach pitched good ball for three
lanche OF hits In the fifth. when six
hits and base on balls resulted In six
runs. Richie relieved him after that In
ming.
fourth when he was relieved by Benton,
who In turn was succeeded by Suggs.
A peculiar play occurred in the eighth.
With Groh on second Clark popped an
easy fly but II fell safe In the pitch
er's box with three players within q
foot Of il and Groh scored while Clark
took second and was credited with a
double.
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GAUT AND FOX ARE
GIVEN THEIR PAPERS

A telegram received in Salt Lake yes
terday from Manager John j. McCloskey
of the Salt Lake team at Helena was to
the effect that the Skyscrapers chief
had released Pitcher Gaut and Catcher
Fox.
Gaut started the season with the team.
He is a younEster OF much promise but
his inexperience and his widness un-
doubtedly are responsible for his release,
Gaut came here from Mnturn. Colo. He
did some excellent work for Salt Lake In
three or four games when he was sent
In TO relieve other pitchers, but every
time he started the game himself he
was forced to retire because OF lack OF
control
Clyde Fox Joined the Salt Lake team
at Ogden. lie came latterly from Quincy.
Last year he caught a part Of the sea-
son for Boise OF the Western Tri- State.
The release OF Fox will likely bring
Schimpff behind the bat as relief catcher.
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Occur d'Alene Results.
= ln.e.uatiooal News Service.

~ AAiN-'o oa'ioodI NcWs SeENlce
First race. five and q half turlonss-L!llisn
Ray los (HIlD. to 2, Won Sam connor, los
lE Cotton), 10 Q. second. Dahlgren. 107 Isle.
iaf0. to 8. third Time. 1903. Percy Hender-
SON Gelico. Dromi, Dorian Prince and Dublin
Minstrel also
second race; I've and half turlonss-Boos
lnf (Bezanson). ~ to l. wons Phil Conror, 1oa
a. Murray. TO 1. second, Firc. lo7 (sclafn
10 p third. Time, los Is Mark Kennedy
Prince Conrad sal!ie o'Day Beverstcin and
Tlppy nlto
Third race one mile-wadsworth II. io7 (Hi!D.
IS 70 B, won; Reene w, los (eeuton) 10 .
second: Eddie Mott. IL ID. Boiaud). is 10 s.
third Time l4a 2-5. Lshgh, Sake. SalpearI
Mural and Johnstoup also ran.
Fourth race. Boyen furlonEs-Csko loa tMoles~
vorth), 10 . won: Tahoe. 100 tBurlingamo).
9 TO :. second; Balclr. ll5 %. Boland). 5 TO
5, third. Time. 1:27 So. Southern Gold. Buas,
Dutch Rock. Fastoso and Helen Scott also ran.
Fifth race. six turlonEs-zenotek. 1o5 (Beuan-
son). 10 l. won; RobsTto, li2 tBurl!nrsmo). 8
to I, second: Clara w. lie Cw. McTntyre). even
third. Time l;14 e-6. Downland, Sierra, MIts
Febert and Locust Sud also ran
Sixth raco. five and half furlon ngy-Fizgerald
10 tsielatO, IS TO 10. won; Inquiets. III ID.
noiand): 70 s. second Mszurka 100 tBonton).
80 TO !, third. Time l:0s LIS. EaElo Wing
Palatable and Oldsmobile also
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Latonia Results.
By International News Se-,,ie.

By International News Service.
Flrst race. six furIongs-InIan. Iii (Andr.,S
s-ooo Sll6o and $3.50. won Autumn ioi (Cal-
Iahan). s24 90 and sl22o. second: George OK.
nard, III (Gocsol. 81. 20. third Time f:is IS
star star ho.e sureEet. All Red. Curtain Call and
Henry Rite also ran
second race. fivc and half furlonss-Lady
Chhroot. loi (Callnhnn) $500. SIS 90 and 81 10
won; Suporlan, ITO G-oftus). S.7o and So 30. ucc-
ond sraektown Belle. l0s tGoosel. $3.50, third
Time los 2-5. Mike Cohen Marty Lou Mar,s
Mac Old Trump. Nella Mack and coolp also
Third race. ono mile aDd ssxteonrh--Tecum-
ssh: los g.oftus). sil.7o. $50 and $500. won:
aaTehon' 100 lGooHc), $3.50 and 500. second ;
barnard lo7 tMcCabel Sl3 90. third limo. i;ts
20. Earl Of Savoy. Billy Holder. panberry
mona Cafpsthia and Madello also ran.
Fourth race. f.vo aud half furlongs tho valu
alton s'akcs-Black Tonoy. 100 (I-oftus) So CO.
S@ and $3.50. won; o'Hascn Jos tTe,han)
Se 90 and So 30 second Minda i0T (steelel, S. 90
hlrd Time, lo6 3-5. Edith w, Big Spirit
old Ben. sosius and Frances NJ. also ran
Fifth race, ono miie-star Jasmine. lo7 (Mar-
I'M $40 80 90 and $40. won; Sam Hirsch o7
Callahan, 1l2. so and $40. second; semprite.
rs tEyde). $500. third. Time. l4l i-5 Bonan:a
and Olga Star also ran
Sixth rncc, one milo and an ciEhth-Forehcad
ia tNicoDs sl77o sI7o and s5 So won; Mary
Ann X, "a tMartjn), s.l0 and $3.50 second .
Beautiful. los tMoCabc, $3.50. third. Timo
l5t Madam Phelps, Tay Pay. Foxy Mary and
Wishing Ring also ran
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|IS ARRANGE BIC
|PDRTS PROGRAMME
.4.,t,on-McCarroll Wrest-
4. Match Chief Event;
s.,resters' ''Purplethon."
wv
Tbs Tribune.

..t 70 The Tribune
IN June 25.--one OF the big earos'
p- ,hs biggest card. that has been
nN $, tho Elks for their Purple
'ss,a ssa,,,tion in Ogden canyon. July
wrestling match between
~ y Carson. the local grappler. and
z, Mecarroll of Idaho Falls.
~, The past winter the numerous Is
c1ing ~, Matches held In Ogden nave
rgdlnl .Ily ne tronized by the ledies;
q uoe'sns many lady wrestling fans
hy,e, ,,r This will give them another
ts dE. N see high-class eXhtol-
rEun,h .h;. snort and also afford others
o. ,aIr .%' sex. who have never seen
y M ,s match, opportunity 10 a'leno
mi OF this kind ,,i,,i,a,v
~. viii be some fast Preili'ie5i,,a 5,a
~ ,s'. preceding the main bout, blao
s,sna ralions are being mace auu
1n - with a seating capaclty OF inoI
40 is now being erected just east
Ik ss,cb al Idaho Falls recently be.
B Ill, ms.S' and McCarroll il took Yokel
'le1 ~. le"r minutes TO get the hrst tall,
THars Unable 10 get the second fall
,hs time limit Of one hour.
cn ' r, 10 be races and races. but
litrs VII which promises to be more ex-
Ia,ss ,s.n all others will be the Purple
y i,rm nrn the mouth of Ogden canyon
= Z. au,, Srove al the Hermitage. Young
~ 81 under is years OF age are
,;Is' -. contestsnts must qualify at the
,.sna PAVILION not later tnan I'D
~ on the morning OF july - WHese
4 =. sy,iI ~ marathon T honors.
=. ,aesrs Will then be taken by the
!. = plrbis day committee TO tire mouth
y II. sanyon by street cars. The race
, n .,s1t ~ ~ II o'clock, The road will
III ,I' patrolled In order that no acci-
\. M may occur. Relief autos will follow
a. rear to pick up anyone VINO may
-. ~ Exhausted or who drops out or
70. ior any cause. The prizes Of
J are as follows: First place, So;
- a. thirC S2.
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COULON ILL;
UEfERS WILLIAMS GO

''eabi,yASco, ANY June 25-rhe bsn+am
caoIon nupionsh!p bout between John
81 .Sn reh and Kid" Williams OF Balti-
= rssduled rss for July 2s at Los An
DDS POSTPONED today by Coulon.
3nss.,sphed Promoter McCarey at
} 70 nn.,stn mat Illness would compel
y the dsts tne match. Coulon said
20 day. A' wy "ouId be set Tor
'r ss,vhp s,pioq Is a number OF pounds
1aks pnt p,t He entered the ring TO box
|SAlnx rns %,ns in Kenosha. Wis. Monday.
l1ds lIsS,. yH. loS pounds, and left IL two
M poi,pda podsF' Coulon normally boxes
RI ievn venemplon intends TO spend the
M weeks In complete rest AT some
Ne for Sing place He plans to
<ils q, r.n .ne Pacific coast about tie
= r,aS"a,gI Sulg and there to get in con-
y Nua'Iy for his bout with VIII
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JOHNSON EFT AL
HAMMERED HARD

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Phila delphia
pounded the ball hard today and easily
defeated Washington, IA TO 2. In three
Innings Johnson was hit for double
three singles and a home run. by Baker
which was one OF the longest hits ever
seen on the local grounds.
Gallia who relieved Johnson. was ham
mered all over the lot.
The locals hit Bush safely in but two
innings. In the sixth, after Milan had
hit homer and Gandli a. single, Bender
went In for Philadelphia and held Wash
ington hitless. Two games had been
scheduled for today, but rain interfered
with one.
PHILApELPHIA-wAsHIN
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Ell DEFEATS PROVO;
CLIMBS TOWARD TOP
vi to The Tribune

VA to The Tribune.
51nL June 25.-Lehi today went a
way toward establishing its suprem-
the Utah County Baseball league.
nome team today defeated the Provo
aereials by a score of 10 0, There
IO IN the grandstand. and two
y furnished The music In a dispute
AZ A. olocRed ball the umpire put CARR.
pitcher; out OF the game at the
ne sixth inning, Harp was sub
4 'ea lot CART and even excelled CART,
psImliting single hit in the three
9gslng innings
10y has played eight games, winning
- sno losing two. Provo has played
~ games. winning four and losing
'n. aeni and Provo stand at the head
" " game at American Fork today be-
4 ~ nm american Fork and Spanish Fork
Insa a, the end Of the eighth In
Sesanse OF rain, when the score
=. no 20 IN favor OF American Fork.
I.p n"eup Tor the Provo-Lehi game:
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Manager Callahan Suspended.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Maneger James
Callahan of the Chicago Americans was
suspended today by President
johnson OF the American le8g que. for argu-
ing too strenuously with Umpire Hide
brand yesterday. Todays suspension is
the first Callahan has drawn this season.
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STONE PERFORMS
WELL FOR BROWNS

CHICAGO, June 25.-Chicaeo punched
hits off Allison today and won from st
form and the locals never were in dam
ger. In tho fourth Bodies triple: Weav-
sr's single. and a sacrifice by Rath and
Schalk 8 single. coupled with Stones
wild pitch netted Chicago three runs.
The visitors lone run came on Agnews
triple and Stones singles. Stone replaced
Allison In the fourth inning and pitched
a fine game,
ST. LOUIS.CHIcAGo
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FRIGHTENED MEN FALL
UNDER WHEELS OF CAR

ROCHESTER, y. Y, June 25.-Six for
eigners jumped from the windows OF
moving electric car today when a fuse
blew out. frightening them.
The meh fell under the wheels of the
trailer Two were insta ntly killed and
the others were probably fatally injured
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Midvale to Play Clerks.

The MidvaIe team will meet the Retail
rIerks of Salt Lake at Lucas field next
S',n5ay Tbe Magma team OF Garfield was
1uai,le 10 cancel the game scheduled with
fhe Arthur plant. 40 Manager Srirme ett
OF the Clerks has taken on tne MIG
vaIers. The Magma plant VIII meet the
clerks later IN the season,
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Chit 70 Tan Rounds.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2s.-The propo,ed twen.
ty-round fight bo,ween JACK hrit,"n and Charley
,sn ,round 90 and will be stnEed AT an aroma
In sew orleaps instead ei %cDon9Gh,c cpn' Tne
srnor Vail tbnt no twonty- y-round fight would be
alIcwod An Iougi0ns-
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~rKEES DECISION
NClTES CRITICISM
. 's,e . The Tribune,

Ae, me Tribune.
Auds,,n Lie. Mont. June 25.--Ref-
pa Kni1h, local man. called the
Mi ana eWslFe-round bout q draw
! ! Mana ra- viewed caustlc criticism
: aao d1yland had knight on the
tad hsSwn aSwn TO the knees in the sew
n Of ~ h,m on the defensive a good
? ref. re time, but the fight fans
MN ana 'sea,,ssonably we'll pleased with
MY n willing to accept the decision
,ssd ont otpTn IN of Great Falls was
i Mnke IN iorty-eight seconds by
! Kelly ~ ~ Michigan as the opener.
pnaha oyt helena put Tom McCarty
1danca M IN the fourth round. The
-f "es under Expectations
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ST. LouIs-PITTsBURG.
st I.OIYIS.
TTsBURG.
sBsued for Mclean IN the eighth
tBotted for Perri,t IN tho tenth

SURttcd tTt ofhth.
tBbtted for Porri,t In tho tenth
Score by Innings
P,ttsburg ,,.....-.....o n y ] q o o So
ST Louis .......,.....0 o l-a
Summary: Errors-Whitstd. Konetchy. Mclean,
O'TooIe. Two-base hits-Coleman. KommorE
Three, haze hit--Oakas. Nlls-Oh Harmon 6 IN
eight Innings off Gryer IN Inning (uone
out IN tho tenth) of Marriott none In ono In
ming of Perritt, ? in inning. Sacrifice hit
-Miilor Stolen basss-oskcs. Butler (2l VII.
son o'Lenry, wueo. Lett bascs-st. Louis
u Plttsburg 6. Bases on bnlIs-,)u o'Toola (:
or Harmon. l., off Marriott. q. Struck ou,-By
o'Tooie. q: By Harmon. I. Passed balI-Coleman.
villa pitcb-oToole limo OF gamc-7 hours IL
minutes. Umpires-o'Day a1d Enslle
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CINCINNATI.

Summary; BroS-Zimmernlan, Brdvoll, Mac-
sans, Tinker, Dodge Two base hits-Bridwoll.
Hoblitrel. Dodge, CLARK Tbree-ohse hit-Brid-
weil. Hit,-off choney. In ono inning: or
Roubach. IN four Innings; off Richie. IN
threo innings: off Packard In four !nnings.
off Benton. in ono inning mono out In tho
si.tlO: off susss I In four Innings Sacrifice
hi,s--McTsano tc). Packard. Sacrifice fly
Schultz. stoIcn bsses-Breanahan a. Bedcher
(2). GFoh, Double play-Tinker to Groh to Hob
lilzol Firat base crrors-ChicaEo. 2: CIpcin-
natl / Left on bnsos-Chicngo. 10. Cincinnati.
g. First base on oalls-on Cheney: 2, off ReuI-
bach. g. off Riuhie. 8. off Packard. Ii Oft BEN
ton, g. Struck out--By Reulbnch, 5: by Richie.
a. By Packard. /: by susss. 3. Passed ball
presnshan. Wild pi,oh-Roulhach. Time OF
game hours 10 minutes. Umpirce-Breunan and
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RACE RESULTS AND
ENTRIES ON THE TURF
CONTINUED From Preceding Page,)

ioussosislsle. ios Dsvics). 10 1. won. Johnny
20 80, % Hoffman,. 10 to L second: Dor!ski' 81
INiekiaIA), 80 TO 1, third. Time not taken s,nr
Saze. capt Mattock. Travel Light and FIXING
Iankes s,e also ram oElnor finished first. but was
f1ith race stoeplechase. about two miles-Bir
snncy. l4s (AlhorH). 2 10 l. won: Boi6tsrous iai
10 Snen). TO l. scoond; Himntion. 1876 (Mur-
pny!, 10 l, third. Timo not taken Roland
Pardee. Zoliwood. Ell Rotan and Elbart a,,o ran
sixth nee Lhmontaguc Memorial plate. about
one hiie and quaTter-WillinR. $50 Crucker)
20 8. won; Footlight. H7 tCowdenl to
second; Nosesay, $50 tAlpers). to / third. No
limo taken. Fred Essen also ran.
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Summary: Errorz-Bodie. Scott. Two-base hit
-schaik Threo-baso hits-Bodie. Asnew Hits
Off Allison. in three and one-third innings;
of Stone. 3 IN four and two-tbirds innings Sac
rtlce hits-Lord. Wallace, Johnston. Rath, Col
Inns Sacrifice ny-collins. Double PLAYS
RAth 10 Weaver to Chase (2): shotton stovall.
Left on bnses-st Louis. u Chicago o. First
base on bals-ox Scott. 8 of Allison. l: off
Stone Hit By ptcher-By Scott CwIlIams)
Struck out-By Scott. &; by Stone, :. WILD pitch
STONE Tmo OF game hour 80 minutes Um-
pires-HdebrRnd and OLougblin.
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Race Of Isle of Wight.

NEW YORK. Juno .5-oSoorne Bay. isle or
wight. will be the OF the races for the
British International trophy for motorboats this
year. and the first raoo will be run or August
II. according TO adyices received from the Royal
Motor Yacht club which took the cup from the
Americans this side last Trial
for tho American challenserT have been set for
July 10 0
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'e3 ! Tourist Excursions East

GS GiSDsa and return, $3.50, st. Paul
'ule dstip pcias n and return, $3.50;
/ 70 SsnS,e May 7. Other dates from
g fssIe spslIemoer, , stop-overs, variable
thitago = iSe'eTn n limit, October 81,
tastienla = northwestern railway.
~ arant address C. A Walker.
Y city ill., Sl7 Nam street. Salt
o'an. advertisement J
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Boston Buys Malloy.

BOSTON, June 26-Pitcher MaI!oy of
the Kala zoo. Mich, club has been pur-
chased by the American league team at
Boston. President McAleer announced to-
day. Malloy is right, ,hander. He has
been ordered TO report Immediately.
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usw,stts Will 60 to Tooele.

The Hewlett baseball team Will GO to
Tooele Friday to play the Tooele team;
TSo ,,Iavers who will make the trip VIII
ha chosen Mt Utah field Thursday even
Ing
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Morris.Geyer 90 at Denver.

DENVER. June 25.-,Cari Morris OF
soD,Ina oEla.. arrived here this morn,
ing begn training fSF Ns pssvss es ssnr3nh wSlnh
~ ~ ha held July under the auspices OF
tho - state Athletic club, newly incor-
nora ed club.
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Isttar Carriers Win

The letter carriers team yesterday de-
feated the Fort Douglas nine by score
OF 10 Two OF the runs were made
on errors The batteries-Carriers, Crane
and Lamont; Fort Douglas. Wessler and
Sweeney
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Rickart Goes to Federal.

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-LIoyd n. Rickcrt. former
secretary OF the 81. Louis Americans. announced
here today that he had accepted the secretary
chip of tho Federal league. He left here for
swing around the Federal league circuit.
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There Is Nothing Better.

Hunt the world over and YOU will
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

Summary: Errors-Yoster. Morgan Two-baso
hits-Bush. walsh. strunk Homo runs-Baker.
Milan Hlts-On Bush. In tiye and one-third
Innings. of Bender mono In three and two-thirds
innings; of johnson. In three innings: Off GAL
liza. is IN six innings. Sacrifice hit-Bondcr,
Sacrlfioo f1oS-Colllns, Murphy. Stolen buses
Morgan .. Double plnys-BaTry 10 Collins TO
McInpp Gundil 10 Morgan to Gandit. Loft on
bnses-Philahe,phia. Z; Washington, 8. Bases on
bsllp-ott Bush. 2: Off Bender. l: off Johnson.
1: off Gallia. g. Hit by pitcher-By Gsliis
(Schapg) Struck out-By Bush. 5: By Bandor,
q: by johnson. i: by Gullio. g. Time OF zumo-
2 hours minutes. Umpires-McGreeyy and Con-
molly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26
Moore Wins Another Prize.

LONDON. juno 2s.-Judge ". n Moore OF
New York another tirat prize today At the
International Horse show at Olympia when hih
Lord and Lady Sea;on led class As for pairs OF
harness horpos shown TO victoria.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

Two bands Saltair tonight. Contin-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

Summary: Erorr-La!oio, Wit. Two-baso hit
-Veach Home Tun-Ganer Hts-Ots Dubue.
in eight and one-third innings: Off Lake. none
IN two-th!rds OF inning, off Culiop In
seven innings: Off Blanding. mono In one inning
ford. stolcn bnses-Graney Liebold Bush. ycaeh
(2). Double plny-Vitt and Gamer. Left on
bates-Cleveland. 8; Detroit g. First bass on
bnlls-on Dubuc, 1; on cullop l. struck out
BY Dubuc. 3; By Culop, 2. Pa1cd ball
Stanlgc Wild pitches-cullop Duouc. Time of
Same-i hour IS minutes Unplres-Evans and
Fgan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

IL ~os Earps place In the seventh
''n Harp took CARTS position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

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