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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-16
GYM BUSINESS MEMS
CLASSES SEE SPORT

The first annual outing OF the business
mems classe OF the Deseret gymnasium
was held Yesterday afternoon and even
Ing at salta!r; The main attractions
which were matched some Of the best
amateurs OF the state. The events were
held in the big h!pPodrome, and large
crowd was on hand TO witness the sport.
John s Anderson and I. Thomas. both
Of the lightweight class, were scheduled
20 meet in the first wrestling bout of the
evening The winner OF the match was
10 he declared after one fall had been
secured From the start of the bout IT
was plain TO be seen that the wrestlers
we're very evenly matched and for sew
eral minutes It was hard 10 tell whether
either had a shade over the other. After
Anderson managed TO pin his opponent
to the mat and was given the match.
The next event. wrestling match. was
between Alex Lloyd. li5, and Fred
in ten minutes He failed to accomplish
this. and therefore the match was award
ed 10 Crabbe In spite of the TACT that
Lloyd is heavier man than era hbe, the
latter easily held his own. Both men
showed decided skill and knowledge o.
the mat game
The third and last event OF the even
ing was a four-roand boxing bout be
tween Harry Halton. the state feather
weight champion, and John oConnor.
but who was last year at All Halows
college, On points OF science and the ef-
feet OF blows. the decision was ava rded
Halton by Referee Freeman Basset Zen
Harker, wrestling Instructor acted as
referee in the wrestling bouts,
In the afternoon. an indoor baseball
game and vollev ball games were hold
between the business men's classes. after
which all the members who attended the
outing enjoyed bathing in the lake and
a supper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-16
KNIGHTS TOY WITH
MEN FROM M|SSOULA
Ballinger Pitches Great Ball;
Jones Gets Two Homers
and Double.
Special 10 Tho Tribune,

Special 10 Tho Tribune,
OGDEN. July l5.-With Randy Bal-
linger pitching the greatest ball OF his
Ogden career and accorded faultless sup
port. Manager knights boys loyed with
the Missoula visitors In the opening game
OF the series at Glenwood this after
noon. winning by the over-balanced count
Of Il to >. Pitching OF the sort dished
up by the Denver man today, coupled
with the all around good work of the
Knichtmen, would have trimmed any one
OF the five clubs whoh show Ogden In
the percentage list
BallinGers start was not what can be
termed as perfect, for a walk and two
singles put one over in the opening
round. II was light going up 10 the
fifth, The Knicbtmen tying up the count
with one in the third. Pitcher Mike Ma
loney met his downfall in the nth in
ming With five in that inning, II waH
easy shedding for the knights. who scored
three each in the sixth and eighth in
ming.
Duck Jones struck 4 hitting streak
today which Will come close TO the one
game clouting record FOR the league. In
four times up he hit for two home runs
and a double, total!ng ten bases for three
trips TO the plate
Beginning with today's game. the Mis-
soulians Will be In charge of Captain
Mig Perrine.
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Butte Results.

First ruce. four and half igrlonss-EsfpsT 20 %r
ios (0rmcTo. TO :. won: Milton Roole,. i"' t'
Matrhsws) so TO second. Art Rick li& 'reaX' ai;,,
4 to Q third Time. :6i 10. Biz LnmaE' hc'th'
" Auntio curl and Ado Anne also ran . ,..
Second race. five furongs-Gosslpcr IL lV>
tPnuIoy). 10 T. won sccroie ln> ,ponos''l
. 10 2, uocond: Robert Mitchell, lie PeaEi. u
TO l. third Time. 1902. chop Green. onI nlst'
snuest ossInn. olcn. Abrupt, Mondon aod hoh-
tauk Gross also ran. - a.,
Third race, five turiongs-Kins Eadtora. ~, ~
on Mauhcws). S 10 8. won: Young Pansy. Ho
fPauley) 6 10 I. second Gomul 40 'BeLansonh
25 to T. third Time. l;Oe. Kfty W., kesnrGH.
Good Intent, vivian H.. Lord Clinton ana MISS
james also ran. go "a,
Fourth race tivo furlongs-Jonathan. l'o FHu-
lcy) ; 10 2. won: J. II. BarT ITO 'CorcSl: !"
l. second: Country Boy. 10 (E. McEW"nl, 70 !,
third. Timo. 1901. Follane. Lyle kuiSni pNl .
ronIa Bashfu Bette. Abound ParneH u"I ana
Nifty also ran. m Co.,
Fifth race, one mlle-Nontauk Don, III corey
TO :. won; Lchlgh, LOG (BUrlngamcl, 10 l.
second, Dublin John, lo5 a. Helsonl. . TO co. o.,
,hIrd. Time. l:i2 as Modio Forcsuafd; JIM
California Beautiful knight, Forso. porldh iriu'e
and Force also ran. go u, ?,
sixth race five furionss-Sixtccn, llV ~ "a
Mnlor). Y TO !. won: Lee Harrison H. ~ ,bv-
lanson), 10 TO ! second. Roberta lOS lMo4lpa1
10 TO l. third. Time, 1901 l-5 queen RUIN,
Anne McGcc, I'd T.. Golf Ball Jeanne u Nr' ana
Ormc Cunningham also ran.
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Blankenship Very Sick.

Manager Blankenship OF the Mssoula
team left for his home in Missoula yes
terday morning. very sick man. Blank
came TO Salt Lake with his team after
he had been out OF bed only four days,
He seemed to improve here, but evidently
he over-exerted h!nlself, and Monday
night he had a temperature OF lO3. After
a brief stay al Missoula Bankenship Will
proceed TO the coast In the hope that sea
level will help him. 1t is quite certain
that Blank viii be unable to do much In
the way OF baseball during the remainder
OF the season, and the burden OF handling
the HiShlanders will devolve on Captain
"NG" Ferrine.
There Is a movement on foot for a
great benefit for Blankensnip at Missoula
Tuesday. when the Butte team will be In
that city. Bankenship is not by any
means pauper. but IN view of the fact
that he Is temporarily all In and In
recognition Of his services To the league,
Managers McCloskey OF Salt Lake. Merkle
Of Butte and Perrine OF Missoula have
suggested the benefit plan, No doubt the
othec mana gers of the league teams Will
indOrse 1t
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SUSPENDS COBB FOR
"CUSSING" THE UMPIRE.

DETROIT. July 15-As a result OF his
dispute with Umpire Hildebra nd in the
Philadelphia Detroit game Monday aft
srnoon. Ty Cobb. star outfielder and
great batsman has been suspended by
the head Of the American league The
notice Of suspension resc sched Manager
Jennings just before tho time for start
ing today's game. N came in tele :
lows:
This is 10 notify you Of Cobb's sus-
pension for language used 10 Hildebran6
in yesterdays game"
The dispute between PLAYER and UNI
plre occurred IN the ninth inning Of
Mondays game. Baker, the Athletics
third baseman. hit uner 10 short cen
ter Held Cobb raced IN and apparently
caught the bali a few inches from tho
ground. but IIildebrand ruled that the
fielder had trapped" IT, Cobb was SO
insistent that the umpire ordered him
from the game.
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Bic CARD ARRANGED
FOR 'P|EPAN' RACES

The mex, card OF motorcycle races at
the Wandamsrc motordrome VIII be held
Thursday evening. which is Auerba eli
day al the resort All the employees OF
this store VIII he guests OF the resort
on that day
Manage Heagren. OF the nnotordrorne =
has arranged Il high-class programme
Of races for The evening, the features of
winch VIII ne match race between Al
Ward and J. \. Mcneil best two out of
three heats al three miles, and the Auar-
bach Special a six mile class 4 race, in
which all OF the stars al the track are
invited
The match between Ward and Mcneil
should prove a very interesting race
Mcneil decsivelv defeated Whittier Ia st
Thursday. and Mac and his friends are
confident that he VIII be able to take the
measure OF Ward in race Of this kind
Ward has been the undisputed champion
az the track so far this year. bur Nc
Neil showed that he was a DANGEROUS
man in match OF this kind. where gem
would not be much OF surprise II Nc
Neil put one over on the champ"
another feature OF the nights racing
and one that VIII add a great deal Of
Auerbachs management has announced a
special prize in the form OF nickel per-
colstor valued az SIS.
In addition 10 these features. there will
be several other races on the card for
the class a and class 3 riders 10 roupd
out what looks like the best programme
OF races booked az the "piepan'' this
season
whittier. whose machine was Injured
last Thursday has been working on his
cycle and now has IL In first class condi-
ton. and he Is in hopes that he Will be
Die 10 get enough speed out OF N again
10 make him contender with any Of
them. Samuelson was also very much
disappointed Al his showing last week and
has been working overtime In an en-
dsavor TO get the speed out OF his mn
chine that he knows II possesses and he
Is confident that he has succeeded
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course. am in good shape. and tonor-
row morning will find me On the road
Tomorrow afternoon I begin trniring,
and there are five days ahead for me,
l am going into this match with a full
appreciation of the ability of the man
I am going against; but ! am going to
give him the best have
Yokel will probably train at the Ma
Jestic park.
The siege of training that Jordan
he's been going through for this match
is telling on him, as he is getting ner-
vous and restless already. and can
hardly wait for the time TO step on
the mat. The only trouble his manager
is having with him is to keep him from
overworkipg. After long run yester-
day forenoon he was not allowed to
do any work in the afternoon, but to-
day he will do his customary road
stunt in the morning and work at the
central fire station in the afternoon.
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Windsor Entries.

First race five turlonss-Dlaek Toni mS
Hodge los: Amnzemcnt, loI, Dick eodic' III
Birdie Wi!amE 1O9 ~
second race one milc-Miss Jonah. o.; Adoiaoie
l0i: Patrucho 1903: Henry Hutchinson FONT
lcI: Working Lad. lo6. spindle III. Myconne,
qs, Wishing Ring lO2. Lord Elan: Rash, lof ;
Muft IO5; Eftcndi. ll0, Also eligible; Master
Jim Siltrix. l0S; Moonlight eS.
Third race six rurlongs-Grnit Britain, lol;
Mediator. jim Ba,soy lOs. Lcochares, iOs; j. H.
Houghtou. III. Sir plalsc. los: Bobby Boyer. loG:
Upright, lO7; Helen Barbcc. 40; 'kuishls pn-
for. IA Calgary, 100
sDavis ontry. MI,
Widow Moon %. First Sight. loi; Hamilton IOG
FlabberSzst Ios: sBusy. Kingly. loe; 'hlsh Pm
vate. llo; Milton b. i05 tFlora Fna. lo5; Done
rail, 40. puskln. IL:
"Johnaon entry
+Adalr entry.
Fifth race fIvo turoues-Colors. as: Brave
Cunardcr. I0l. Louisc TravorS. ioi Pat Rutledse'
l55: Requiram I07. Emorald Com l0@; Laura.
100: Summer Hll lo5. scraunta. 100; AlAdo''
Io6: Misc Declare. 100. 80,
Sixth race seven furongS-Ateiglo" ~; MlaS
Edith. 100: Big Dippcr. l02. Daisy platt' loj'
Casket l05 Grosvonor. 81; Popsun, loi; Mother
Kntcham, l0g. clinton, Fred Loyy. iO'; Autumn'
los: CoEs Jos. Also eligible; Earl OF savoy.
i07: Terrible Bill. III; Volta ioii o'o"oc.
1903 NJ,
seventh race one mile and s,xteenIl,-Tocum-
sch "a Napier. l0G: John Reardon. lOo. just
Rcd Busy 10: Melton Street, ll6; &c. los; lhe
Run,p. Blackford, Woodcrolt. lo7, Dynamite io'
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yOKEL IS HERE FOR
MATCH WITH JORDAN

Nike Yokel, the champion middle
weight wrestle- of the world who de-
fends his title against Chris Jordan
at the Majestic Park saucer track
rext Monday night arrived at 1920
0 'clocl, lest night, all the WAY from
his ranch in Jackson s Hole, Wyo. He
bad been travelling twenty.seven hours
when he hit town. The champion looks
all right, and he saws he feels all right
~ do not underestimate ,Jordon, -
saws Mike. In fact, | have the high
and when you can't do shat. you can
PUT it down that there is something
10 a wrestler
81 should have liked a month s
training, but they Jumped the match
on me. and I had 20 accept it. of
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Jake Sneaks Home.

a double steal was In order, Schlmpff
started for second and Kafora lined the
bali down, II was taken for the short
throw by Whaling, but Jake was over
before II could be returned. Schimpff
came all the way home when DeIna ggio
failed to handle Dayiss single to left.
Butte took a counter In the fifth. Tur-
Seon doubled to left and scored on Clyne' 5
double Immediately afterwards.
The home team added three In the
sixth McClaln was passed and Dresser
hit for a base. Spencer popped out 10
Turgeon and Murphy filed 10 Marshall.
There were therefore two out and two
on when Cap. IIuesman laced II over the
fence.
Butte cnme back with a pair in the
for btngies. Whaling went out when
Spencer picked his terrific drive Off his
toes Kafora lined II along the ground
to centcrheld. Spencer failed TO block
the scooter, and buddy came home. Orlet
counted when Marshall nit TO right field.
McCrcery got himself into deep water
in salt Lakes half OF the eighth. but lie
pulled out without drowning, With one
ou:. Dresser lived when McCreery. who
covered the bag. failed TO hold tie toss.
The bases were loaded, but the best Bauer
could Draw was an out on an infeid
l,rounGer.
Otto Hungary. McCloskey's new Indian
pitcher. vas in Skyscraper uniform
yesterday and was given hearty hand
when Mack sent him out on the Goa ching
line TO show himself. McCloskey has
line on an Indian catcher whom he hopes
to land in his net A capable Indian
battery should prove n rare find for
Honest John "
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VILLAINS IS WINNER
IrSEXTEENTH ROUND

Los iCELES. July 15.-Kid Williams
OF Baltbre was returned the winner
over Chlev LedouX in the sixteenth
round syernon arena tonight when
Eeteree eharley Eyton waved the little
Americas hand alo:t after the French
bantam Id sank 10 the floor from three
terrific h body hooks The battle WAS
one Of e most terrific ever seen and
unquestia bly, the most desperate BAN
tamweis contest that WAS ever wased
'h the itoric Vernon arena.
Althop dissa tisfaction was expressed
and how OF foul and criticism placed on
heferee ;yron's decision. H. was nora
other IN the correct and proper award
Ledoux id been badly punished around
tne oodN the preceding rounds and WAS
"aEerlni with every slash the little
whirlwir Williams sent
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Butte Entries,

FIra, race futurity courEc-Ncw Capital. Big
claim Hal Coppcrficld. IFS; kinto!k. Anna
Schneider ilS. Red Ranger Bay Rose. scary
william 10; Montauk. Trix, Ethel F.. loS Mi"'
Daniels. 100. ,,
Second racc five furlonEs-Boverstein, Wild
Bear New Haven. i15, Famous ll$; Gari p
Frank G. Hogan. Prince Conrad llo5 poceneS
ThIstle Belle los, John Buvio. lo2 Tight Boy,
100
Third race futurity Coursc-TillinghASt, Nsssail
liz: LADY Adelaide. Ethel Sampson. Su2nn f.
Rose Sweet Madeline Musgravc. lS; Ordcr Of
Dance 10, Mary Duv. Diamond Buckle. los
MoisIc. 105. Brigham, TO-.
Harry Lauder lio: sir Frcttu i0S Bort Getty.
lo7. cubon lOs. Ca1tom. loj Burr, lo5,
Fifth race futurity course. sollins-Waldo uo,
Parlor Boy III: NmorcuH. l07; Province. In
auIcta Envy. EnKraycr. lni Chantclor. lo2;
FleetInr Fashion. Elizabeth Harwood 100
Sixth race. one mile and twenty yardS-Iallow
Dip Rake Star Actor. los; Frog Eye. Sleepland.
Lieut. Sawyer Mchlsn lO3 Mary Emily. Ore
NcGcr lnl. Nrnnlc Mcpce. 9s.
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JIMMY BRITT HERE;
REGULAR ACTOR NOW

Jiramy Britt, famous the world over a
one Of the classiest lighters that ever
donned the mitts. Is IN town. He opene
today az the Empress I'm nono!ogue that
is Said 20 be entirely different
Since ! was In Salt Lake nine vear.
ago said Jimmy in his choicest Iondn,
accent, II have Travelled TO every poT, ns
the world-Australia. Egypt So,.r
Africa--ev erywhere. Next fail ,n,orI "a
return TO Australia and make the ro,nds
OF Hushie Mcintosh's vaudeville cIrc,,;' e
Britt has quit the ring as means
ma9iDg good as regular actor Ian
IS : much easier job than getting bisfol,
In the nose for ones liver-and ''ea
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Summary: Two-base hits-Whaling,
Turgeon, Clynes, Oriet. Three base hit
Bauer. Home run-Huesman. Runs
batted in-By Clvnes l. by Whaling !. by
Marshall .. by Murphy !, by Huelsnan 5.
by Bauer . by Davis l. Stolen bases
Spencer Bauer Schimpn Sacrifice hits
Spencer Pendleton. Struck out--By Nc
Creery I. by Dressan 4, Bases on balls
Off McCreery s. Left on bases-Butte
Z, Salt Lake g. First base on errors
Butte I. Salt Lake 3. Hit by pitcher
Murphy. Time OF game hours. Um-
plre-I,a Rocoue
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Duee and Welsh Matched.

Los iGDLES, Cal. July 15.-Johnny
Dundee,he featherweight who recently
Jumped 10 the lightweight division, was
iraatehe6day TO fight Freddie Welsh. the
Ibutlsh ghtweight twenty rounds at
vernon vyefnon ther August IL or September ..
welsh bred from Edmonton, Canada.
eeceptinterms for the battle.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Carman.
Ballineer Moorehcad, Jones. Home runs
Jones (2). Double play-Rlsberg and
Woolums. Stolen base-Carman, Sacri-
flee hits-Morse. Perkins, Sacrifice fly
-Woolums. Runs batted in-Warren,
Tobin, Woolums, Moorehead (2). Jones
%, Ballineer (2). Struck out-By Malo-
ney A. by Ballinger .. Bases on balls
Off Maloney 2, off Ballngcr 3. Left on
game-1 hour and 40 minutes Umpire
Frary
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Splits With McAleer.

During the morning stahl called on Nc
Aleer 10 ascertain the presidents plans
for lhe next sea- son. McAleer had not
stopped with the Red SoX during the
Chicago visit; In fact. IT was said the, he
did not even 90 near their hotel during
the stay here. According 10 McAleer. he
asked Stahl II ne thought he would be
in position 10 play FIRST base for the
Red Sox next season. Stahl did not give
direct answer. inofrming McAleer that
he did not know whether or not his IN
iuries would permit him to get back into
the game next season or ont.
IF you can't play first base. / suppose
we viii have 10 get another manager
McAlecr is said 10 have tod Stahl.
Jake then informed NcAleer that he
need not wait until next season TO put
the club under a rev manager and
asked to he relieved from the manage
Enent OF the club immediately al tile ia
ieh of
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Bill Carrigan, Strategist.

Bill Carr!gan. who is 10 have charge
OF the Red Sox has been with the Bcs
ton club for several seasons. He has
been one Of the mainsrays behind the
bat He Is aggressive. a hard worker
and knows a lot Of baseball. Vie should
make good with the club. and II he shows
the right kind OF managerial stuff during
the remainder OF the present season Nc
Aleer intimetes that he VIII have the
club next year.
stahl held q two-year contract with
the Boston club. such 10 expire this fall.
McAleer stated before leaving for De
troit with the team tonight that The con-
tract would be provided for and that
Stahl would suffer no financial loss
The Boston club has been in a rut all
season and various causes have heen as
signed for the slumPing. Some ave had
IL that there are two factions with the
club one led b. Stahl and another led by
.CarIigan. The PLAYERS. OF course deny
such statements. but IL locks as though
there must have been some trouble in
the amp after all. stahl did not leave
for Detroit with the club. but remained
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SHA|S MEN HAMMER
ElCTR|C PITCHERS
GreatFalls Unable to Over.
con- Helena's Lead; Use
Three Twirlers.

GREA FALLS. July l5.-Tbe YixI.
lantes 10 Hildebrand and Williams
in the Shth Inning for four hits and
three rps giving them lead which tho
locals 1c unable TO overcome. viii
iiams 81, struck by line drive at the
close 0ye lRnlhs and will be out OF
tho gamior a week. Score:
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Expected in Boston.

BOSTON. July l5.-The announcement
that Manager Jake Stahl Of the Boston
Americans would sever his connection
with the team ne led 10 "A worlds cham
pionshlp last season was not unexpected
here.
Close followers OF the falling fortunes
OF the Red SoX had been led 10 look for
sone such development as a result OF
disa greement between President James
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outhern League
Mobile

A. Nas.le-Mrmphls s; Na'hyllIe. T.
At Brtgham-New Orleans q: BiTmnza
ham. 3.
AT Caatooga-Mobue ;: Chattanooga, T.
AZ AuskMon; ;Znmery. Z: ktlantn. l
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Trouble Between Club Presi.
dent and Red Sox Head
Cause of Split.

~ HICAGO, July 15-Jake Stahl was
THIS afternoon, Immediately at the
close OF the White Sox- Red SoN
" game. relieved OF the mana cement
Of the Boston champions. The team
Is now under the anagement OF Bill
Carrigan, one OF the catchers. and VIII
remain under his management during the
remainder Of the season. James McAleer
president Of the club, was in the city. and
il was he who made the change McAlecr
left with the team for Detroit.
Stahl was not reIea sed He had a heart
10 heart talk with McAleer this morning
and after the interview had ended Jake
announced to the members Of his team
that he was through with the club after
the playing Of todays game,
For some days stories, supposed 70 have
originated In Boston. have been sent
broadcast TO the effect that Stahl and
McAlecr had disa greed and that either one
or the other would have TO step down
and out. This was denied most emphau-
cally by both Stahl and McAleer when
they arrived for the series which closed
tn1a
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GREAT FALLS.
Totals ....,....,3o 81 10
sBattefor Williams In ninth

scorel innings
Helena ..-...'...O ] q 0 . o.
Great Fl ...s...,..l q 0 l 0 Is
SUNNI Two-base hits-Faye. Potts.
Three-m hitS-Glbson, Faye, T. Kelly
Sacrifice! e!t-dester Sacrifice files
Spenccrl lester. j. Kelly Double PLAYS
Potts Hester. Cronin TO Shay
Passed tl-Cr!ttender. Hit by pitched
ball-8yowlcr /. Stolen bases-Faye.
j KcllyEases on ba.ls-Of( Fowler ..
Oft Sulin :? of Hildehrand 3. Struck
out-Byowler 2. by Duffy /. by Hide
brand aHits-Olf Fowler in 1-3 IN
nines: { Sullivan. > In ! 2-3 lnnings:
off Hlldrand II In 1-3 Innings: of
Williame in 2-& inning off Duffy. none
In / injS Left on bases-Helena :.
Great rs 10 Time OF game hour
and 90 nutes. Umpire-Wright.
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Western League

~ LIno-pcq Moncs f. Lincola 5.
AZ Wlcl-SiouN City :; Wichita, :.
y, Tope- e-Omaha. s; Topeka, IA.
At DENY Denver G: s.. Joseph. ;. tTcn in
nlngs)
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Union Association.

Salt Lake, 10; Butte, 5.
At Great Falls-Helena, q;
Great Falls, 6.
At Ogden-Ogden, II; Mis-
soula, 2.
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Salt Lake Batsmen Pound Out
Victory in First With Butte
Home Run Counts for Three and Triple for Two;
Game Filled With Plenty of Hitting
and Steady Fielding.

went for three bases. and Murphy and
struck out and Schimpff got pass.