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WASHINGTON, NOV. 11.-FOFaE- CAST FOR ARKANSAS: FAIR AND WARMER WEDNESDAY: THURS DAY. INCREASING CLOUDINESs.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.
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Carrsnza Wants Arms

coNrINuEO ON PAGE THREE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
LYNCH is CRITICISED
FOR SWEENEY ACTION

BOSTON, Aug, 25-President I>vnch Of
the National league was criticised 10.
gether with the umpres OF the orga MIA
ton. by President James y Gaffney of
the Boston club. In an open telegra m
sent to the former at New York today
President Gaffney east the ballot which
broke tie and elected Lynch TO the
presidency last year. and the apparent
break between the two WAS unexpected
The trouble developed over the suspen-
sion for three days OF Captain Sweeney
OF Boston. announced by President LYNCH
today as a result OF arguments with TIM
pire Rigler yesterday.
I'm the absence of Manager StaIlings
the telegram reads, III was fine thing
10 suspend Sweeney The spirit dis
played Is worthy of your past and pres
ent work the leagues president 7
thought you might be away on another
vacation and thus have escaped If Won
will accept a proposition from me. here
II is-travel around the circuit and look
your umpires over, which ! understand
is supposed 10 he part OF your duties
Had YOU done so this yoar, umplres and
not ball players would have drawn
suspensions"
Sweeneys objections which drew down
tho suspension were made in Yesterdays
game with Pittsburg. According To local
players. Carey of Plttsburg, who was All
bat. deliberately interfered with Catcher
Whaling OF Boston in the latter's at
tempt 10 catch Dolan at second. Swee-
ney protested, as acting manager, and
was banished.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-New York mad,
IL two straight from Cincinnati. Chrlsty
Mathewson besting Johnson In a great
twirlers' battle by a score OF / TO O. The
visitors made eight hits against two for
the champions. but one OF the locals hits
was a long triple by Merkle in the sew
enth. Murray's sacrifice fly followed, per-
hitting Merkle to score the only run of
the game.
Cincinnat threatened to tie the score
in the ninth. when Marsans and Hoblitzen
singled with one out, but neither Tinker
nor Clarke could drive in the tying run
A one-handed running catcn by Murray
on Bescher In the sixth was the fielding
feature and robbed that player OF three
base hit or a home run.
Umpire O'Day demonstrated the force
or haolt when In the eighth inning he
announced. Brown is now pitching for
Chicago"
CINCINNATI-NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-was shington got
the jump on Chicago In the first inning
TO-DAY and piled up five-run lead, which
the locals were unable to oyertake II
was the visitors last appearance Of the
season here
Manager Callahan save his latest Mitch
ing recruit, Scroggins. purchased from
Inc 1ugo, Okla, club of the Okla honoa
leXas league, tryout but he was nm
PIE 10 locate the plate. He walked
Moeller who stole second Foster
grounded 10 Weaver, who threw wild to
chase. and Mocler scored and CIcotte
was sent TO the rescue when Milan bad
three balls on him. Cicotte walked him
ana Gandil followed with single. which
scored Foster Lords error of Morean's
grounder let Milan score. and Sbanks
singled scoring Gandil. Laporte sacri.
iiced and when Henry hit to Weayer
Morgan scored Boehling. who has been
experiencing losing streak since his long
string OF successive victories was on the
a hit until the fifth. Bodle singled he
was forced by Collins. Schalk and Cicotte
each drew bases on balls and with tho
bases filled Weaver doubled scorjnp, rhe
three runs After that BoehIing allowed
but two scattered hits
WAsHINGToN-C CHICAGO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Loses.

high as II went Pendleton started with
a single between second and short and
Sohimpff drew a pass. Morgan came
through with single that scored Pendle-
ton, but Morgan himself ventured too far
off first on the throw in and he was
caught off the bag, The following two
were easy outs
The hoped for ninth-inning rally didn't
mat erialize. In fact, no Salt Laker saw
fret In that last-chance round.
The game was filed with fast fielding
and some noble catches in the outfield.
Morgan, pitcher by profession. pinch hit
ter by choice and fielder In case OF need,
himself by nabbing four high
flies. one of them after n hard run.
The teams play again today. The hour
is $40. II Is likely that Morgan will be
the man In the center for Salt Lake. Will
liars is due to be Helena's chief work.
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
HOLDS THE
BRAVES RUNLESS

BOSTON, Aug. 26.-Pittsburg shut out
Boston today. to 0. in a game featured
by light batting Adams held the locals
TO three scattered singles while in only
one inning. the ninth. were the visitors
anle TO get more than one hit off Hess
PittsburG's first run was scored In the
sixth inning. when Dolan walked, stole
second and tailed on single by viox
In the seventh inning Miller singled went
70 second on an infield out, to third on
balk by Hess and crossed the plate on
Qibson's sacrifice ny. Miller also scored
the visitors other run in the ninth, fol-
lowing his single and singles by Mitchell
and Gibson.
Acting Manager Sweeney OF the Boston
team was notified OF three days sus-
pension, following his argument with Um-
pre- Rigler In yesterdays game.
PITTsSURo- BOSTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Champ Loses Second |

The loss OF the scosi 4 1
Loughlin's straight si y
tournament, bu. he can. u
the third set, which Sisf1
climax of the contest. Iui
game Of this set that N,lh-
to have regaiued bis zisn
alton. Every one Of " u
the game were eaIn.d Tnl
brilliancy that left I'LL, ~
the ultimate outcome
Williams stood up coIi
the hombardment and 10 p
came across with 8 !es ~
own manufacture Al
to even outseneral ne an
up the play. The raly
piring flicker Of tie thH
though aided by a M!e's
Williams was defeated ~
the court for the fo'M
In the estimation 0! e
match In the 0nals '9du
Mclaughlin as No. ! u
but l, placed Wlllllmis ~ ~ p.
comers' tournament pt w.
by surprisingly few r.Tss
With the exception ol ~
ner, all the fayorlte' -.
Ia matches that ven ~,
cover the champion, :.
easily the bright so, u, s,,r
Young talent, and ola ..a
game watched hls 49,.
that OF his Pacific cSs' ,,.. =
ihe utmost sa,isiac,lca a',,. . +
that the game vas 'e'"'
I'm ouch hands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
IS TIGHT
IN THE PUNCHES

ST LOUIS. Aug, 28.-Cal Brown was
!nvincible at critical stages this after
noon; while his teammates pounded
Mitchell hard and the St Louis fieldere
played their positions poorly. Phiiadel
phia winning It's last game Of the sea
son IN the west. score & to o. II was
The league leaders eightieth victory of
the season ~
Clarence walker sl5 600 out1elder. sA
cured by the home team from the Kan
sas CITY club of the American associa
oon, reported this afternoon and play
q brilliant game In left Two of hie MI
outs were specta cular. He also caueht
two men at second base by aulck ret,1ns
or hits He failed TO get hit In four
error. va a"
FHILADELPHIA-sr LOFTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
NEW RECORD is SET
IN IOWA 2:O9 PACE

DEs MoINEs. In. Aug. 8.-aolIis p.r,ipr
driven ey Hogan. ostsblished new state record
for the zoe pare tho hslf-rnIle ,rnok Al ,ha
Great Western circuit AZ tho state fsir ,his
afternoon. winning the frat heA, in ?:osIG On.
lost tho second heat, but look first again In th.
thlrd hnnoily Summaries: NV
?;20 tro'. purse Siooo-BeltoFd Bclls won Kid Gu
pld second, Ednh May third. Best time 2.isx
2:2o pace. purso 1Soo-Billy Murray Won. p
second. Cover third. Best time ,l2il
2:os pace. purse 3soe-Aoll'o Darling won. Min
Mo Chimes second, Bill psrleyepru third. Bc,,
lime 2.Gn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
N L0UGHLMl lII1
WILLIAMS
f'rst Two s.b q
Champ Hs. op,
in Fih.l !

NEWPORT. R. l.. Al, i
tennis Championship r,,sy !.
practically completed q, Az
court today, when M,u,,, !,
lin OF San Francisco ,vo,.'
ed his own Title In ,Iur., y,
The Pacific coast rupr,-,5s
r. Norris Williams II A ID
the fnals Of the all.cou., :
IN a well.fought 'cur.s !
scores were o.. 81; sl u'
LoughlIn and T. c. Bun;t VI.
won their second cAarp;,s.|
last week. and Mis. NiJ n,
Angeles Is siill the vusn,,
the ascendancy Of CaN,erl, |,
eipal departments Of ttni,.
another year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Williams Plays Gand,

Williams gave McLou.si
match since the pair irss|
successful quest ior Ii. d,
cause, as the Californian ,fl
contest. Williams knss ul
three months o, almost ou-s4|
No one OF Mcl.ousAlns sal
in the preceding round, x III
handled the champions I'd
so confidently and suotrs|
liams. For two sets ard ! n
the young Harvard s9Az11|
own against the es.S;;lri|
smashes and his low 80
the side and base lines N
times in the second g, u
even forced the play no q
The short ends Of The %
one and three 10 one 20 4
had glImpses OF their n,cg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
BUTTE.

Summary: Left on bases-Great Falls
s, Butte Q. Stolen bases-Potts. Galena.
Sacrifice hits-Kallio, Hester. Sacrifice
hies-Clynes, Kelly. Two-base hits
Potts. Delhi, Kafora, Marshall Three
base hit-Clynes. Home run-Faye. Dou-
BILE plays-Delhi to Hester; buddy to
Whaling to Turgeon, Siner to Hester.
Struck out-By Kallo @ by Delhi &
Bases on balls-Off Kallio S, off Delhi 4.
Time Of game hour and 45 minutes
Umpire-Elsey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
AQSSOULA.

Summary: Two-base hits-Bla usser.
Pourroy. Three-base hits-Auer, Jones.
Home run-Da aschbach. Sacrifice hits
Bohen, Blausser (2). Moorehead saori-
flee fly-Risberg Double plays Jones
man Hit by pitched ban-By Bohen,
Wassler and Jones: by Sinclair. Morse.
Wild pitches-Bohen (2), Sinclair Stolen
bases-PerriDe, Wessler, Woolums (2)
Bohen. 5; of Sinclair, Q. Struck out-By
Rustenhaven. Z; by Bohen, Q; by SIN
clair, g. Hits-Of Rustenhaven, in T
1-8 innings off Bohen. s in innings
Left on bases-Ogden, Z; Missoula g.
Time OF game hours and minutes
Umpire-LaRocque
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Attendance Fairly Good.

week day crowd. 1t was at least prom
sng OF throngs to come. President Hite
of the local club announced last night
that ladies would be admitted free Of
charge today, tomorrow and Friday. They
viii he charged admission Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, which is Labor day.
Mr.. tIite was unable to say last night
whether not the Great Falls manage
ment would stand for free admission for
the ladies when they come here next
week.
Aside from Wild heave by Dresser in
ne first inning, the game was practically
fa Uless In fielding. After the second IL
waa a beautiful contest, with -Ames and
McGiynu the chief performers, McGlynn
had the better OF the going, but Ames
had the advantage OF having already put
the game in the safe deposit vault.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

- 1ELL. II was a dandy game, even
VA II we did come out at the small
NM end OF the horn
w After McGlynn got rid OF the
inning that was wished on him,
the Helena bunch could do nothing with
him The visitors got their six runs in
the first two innings. and they didn't
come even close TO getting any more.
The Skyscrapers numerically outhit
Helena, having two slams the better in
the count, but the hits didn't come when
,hey could be utilized to the best advan-
tage. On the other hand. the Vlgilantes
made their swats tell.
Leo Dresser hit the ball over the right
field fence. making the second time this
season that home run has been counted
over that particular portion OF the inclos-
ing works. Kellogg Of Butte gets credit
FOR having done II before. Unfortunately
the bases were void OF occupants when
Leo nailed II. and the best the team got
out of IL was one tally.
Salt Lake had a chance 10 tie ii up
IN the sixth, but the hit TO do the ousi-
ness was not forthcoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Many Entries in Golf.

NEW YORK. Aug, 2s-With an entry 10, OF
% amateur golfers. Including two from England
md pair from Canada. the national champion
hip tournament OF the United States Golf as
oelatiou. which will begin at Garden City noxt
Monday and lsst throughout tho vees. promises
o be unusually intorcstiBg Many golf club, In
he southern ann western states have furnished
'niTants and all OF tho eastern eol, oenters viii
v lhcrnlly tcprcscnief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
PINCH HITTERS
WIN FOR PILLS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug, 2s.-Pincb nit
ters won today's game for Philadelpnla
team went TO bat In the seventh Inning.
81. Louis led by . 10 /. Miller and Byrne
formerly OF PittsburS. went in as pincn
hitteTs. the former hitting for douoie
on Deyorc's single Sallee then took Per,
ritts place and stopped the rally ouI
In the eighth Paskert batted for LuderuS
and made home run. After killifer dou-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
DELHI STURDY IN BOX
AND WITH THE STICK
Electrics' Pitcher Holds Cop
pers to Two Runs, and
Gets Three Hits.
Special TO The Tribune.

BUTTE, Aug. a6,-The Great Falls
players today took a likng TO Kallio's
offerings to the tune OF thirteen hits that
netted nine runs. Butte was almost help
less before Delhi who allowed but two
runs and assisted materially with hits
himself. He got three hits and batted in
two runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
SALT LAKE

Summary: Two base hit-Cronin
Home run-Dressen, Sacrifice fiy-Men-
ges. Stolen bases-A. Spencer, Pendle-
ton, Schimpfr. Runs batted in-By Gro
min (2). Menges. Dresser, Huelsman Da-
Wis. Morgan. Bases on balis-Of Ames
2: Johnson, J. McGlynn, 9. Struck out
BY Ames. 6; McGlynn, 7. Hits-On John
son, in ] and 1-S innings; McGlynn, 4
in and 2-3 innings. Left on bases
Helena. q Salt Lake. s. First base on
errors-Salt Lake. 1. Double play--Men-
ges TO Lussi Time OF game-2 hours
and minutes. Umpire-Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
KNIGHTS WIN FROM
M|SSOULA IN TENTH
With Tied Score, Ogden Gets
Two Runs Across With
out Hit.
special 10 The Tribune.

SpN''eli " tie Tribune,
MlSSOuLA, Mont, Aug. 2s.-Ogden to-
DAY Won the first game OF the series in
ten innings, 6 to T. The visitors led up
TO the ninth, when, with two out, Dasch-
bach got a home run over the fence and
tied the score, The game ended In the
tenth when the Owls got two runs, with
out a hit. both on errors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Salt Lake Fights Valiantly
But Fails TO Overcome Lead
Helena Gets Six Runs in First Two Innings; Best
Home Team Can Do is Total
of Four.

Salt Lake, a; Helena, 6.
At Missoula-Ogden. 6; Mis-
soula, 4 Go innings.)
At Butte-Great Falls, 9;
Butte, 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Nsrthwsstern League

A. Tacoma-Tacone T. Seattle
A. vancouve'-vanoouvsr &. Portland .
A. spokane-Spokane Q. Victoria s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
SENATORS PILE UP
LEAD AND BEAT SOX
Joe Boehling Wins First
Game After String of
Defeats.
American League.

Yesterdays results:
Washington. 5; Chicago. 2.
Philadelphia. s; st. Louis, q.
Boston. Z; Detroit. G.
Cleveland, 3; New York q,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
University Team Sails for japan

SEATTLE. Aug. 2s-Ths University OF wash.
iugton baseball team snllcf today on the steam
ship Yokohama MaD for two months tour OF
Jsran. whore gurneu will be PLAYED With teams rcp
rssep,lng the leading unlyertIues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

EummaTy: Two base ht-AdnmS Sacrifice III
Gibson. Stolen bases-Dolau. Gibson. Double
play-Wasrer and Mlllcr. Left bsseS-P!tts'
burg S. Boston g. First base bais-By Adams
]. by FeGs ? Struck out-By Hess T. by Adams
T. Balk-Hess. Time o. gsmc-i hour and 70
mnutsh. Umptres--Rislcr and Byron
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

SUMMARY: ErEors-Laporte. Weaver (2l. Lord
"o-phso hits-MorSan, Weaver H!ts-Off Scroe-
gins none In no Innings; off Cioottc : In In
ninss Sacrifice hit-Laporte. stolen bnse-Mool
lor' Double plays-Hcnry TO Morgan; Berger 10
Leh on heses-Washlnston T. Chicago Firat
onse on oalls-off scrogEns I. Off Cicotte 4 or
ooenIins T. struck out-By Cioo,te 5. by Roehling
Z. Time Of gaWe-l hour and & mIuu,o5-Trn
pires-MeGreerey. Connolly and Hlldebrana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
CINCINNATI
NEW YOR L

Summary: ErvorS-Groh. Tinker Fletcher First
oase on errors-New York .. Thres"hase hit
Merkle Sacrifice fly-Murrsy. Stolen bnnes-
Murray Lof. on bases-New York 5, Cincinnati
4 Bases on ealls-oH Johnson ?. Struck out
BY @athewson = BY johnson I. Hit By pitcher
by Johnson Ecrros Hits-oH Johnson. 2 ip
innings. Off Brown none In | ,nnlnc Timo
OF game hour and ~ minutes. UmpIrcs-o'D,y
and Emsie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Southern League

A. Atiants-AtIanta 1e, 6: Memphi, =
AZ Chattanoosa-Chattsnoosa2 2 MONTGOMERY I
Al Mobile-Mobie 6. birmingham 2
AZ NaUhSillc-NsshvIllo 10 New Orlesns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
GIANTS WIN WITH
ONLY TWO SAFET|ES
Triple and Sacrifice Fly Pro.
duce Only Run; Reds
Get Eight Hits.
National League.

Yesterdays results:
New York. |, Cincinnati, q.
Philadelphia, 6: st, Louis, 5.
Pittsburg, 8. Boston, 0.
Chicag go, s: Brooklyn, 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Clinches Second nle

When McLoughllr'. 2. ,s ,,.Is /
championship tilIe iIs. = M, ~
drive down the ! aas q. "a -, q
three months a,.a Of ale s,r,.n r y
mis- in his eycn!ipIi l,,I -sirr, gs II
in May and VIII =, r'-iit- -iit-e
after the pavls pavl.,t,isI;s eay q
American champlp's,1lt s.,. ;, -,
faction Of having nsg,oo,s.sa,la1 o,.a
in lifting the ln;e,' :, u 81
saws that eScsP1l, cS,P,1,,I,r I.r j,|
with young WY Wi,I''SS y "a
coo st next month "a I ,si1 =
racquet. fiannsIs ,Is a., scs,. . q
other year ". sS,1 ~ ~ q
and and: capture gS. sslrssiy las j,
The following ss,iiI,s, :
tho McLourhlin-n .",rs
Hrtllltr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

esore. B',''1,diia sia, ri
Hotel, coIas' ~, ~ y
,'sasi. ssa ! 's'1 ed ,,,,,',.. ,,,,,,s S:
f.ctsd the 'SngY
took toss five bore, s -" !, y
1.-THE : Tn Ner'rs'''' =
koa,l re-, e, T.
Msil Us y,yS lDi ,il5
sSp,s sSpp' dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Western League

AZ Sioux ci,y-st. Joseph !. Sioux city 3
ferYen lnn.nga)
Al Lincoln-Liunoln ). Topeka G.
Al psr Nc'n>s-n- ncir., = orsha
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Helena Makes Two.

Helena started off briskly In the
first. Heinie Spencer, the first man up
singled over second and came all the way
home when Cronln hit to left center Men
ges bunted and Dresser felded the ball
Leo hurled II over 10 third In an effort
70 head off Cronin, but the throw was
high and Cronin came home. Later Men
ges was caught off second on lightning
throw BY Johnson. II was one OF the very
few times when the little VigIlante didn't
get back in time.
Salt Lake got one of those back in
their half Of the frat. Spencer dropped
one over second base and stole second
Davis struck out. Huelsman hit a fy
10 left. which was easy that Gibson
a1uffed II most gra cefully. That put two
on with Davis up. The third sacker
lined out a single that scored Spencer
and put Huesman on third, but the cap
tain died there. when the next two men
were thrown out by Cronin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
UPHILL
FIGHT WINS GAME

DETROIT. Aug. 2s.-Backed by mis.
eanoie suPPort and victim Of one batting
rally: Ralph Comstock, DetroIt's sIo nno
pied with one out. Harmon took sellee's
pace In the ninth. Knabc singled Reed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

s' LOUIS ....--.-.s......o o o %
81, sunina.! SIoE-shotton. Frntt. walker. Bs-
ienu MiteneII' walsh. Two -bAoe hit-OIdrInr Sac
ruIee hits.Walsh, Barry. oIdring Double oIay
Isooans. Baker 70 McInnis. Left on bases-st
LOUIS Philadelphia =. First base on balIs-O,,
MITCHELL or Brosn J. Struck out-Rv WItcb
Ell l. by Brown 3. Time Of same Z hourn J,,,
pires-Egan and Dinesn ~ O"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Skyscrapers Count.

Up 10 Salt Lakes half Of the sixth
" WIS a case OF tIck-tack. tck-tack, Just
Ike that In the sixth Dresser, who was
nrst up, sent II over the fence. Huels-
man and Davis flied to- Murray Then
PendletoD dropped one over short and
Schimpff sent bingle TO right These
two followed UP those laudable activi-
ties with a neat double steal but they
died on the stations when Morgan struck
out.
Salt Lake added one in the seventh
With one down Erickson batting for
Mccain, singled TO left. Spencer struck
out and Dresser got base on ball.
Hueensn hit for a single 10 left. scor-
ing Ertckson-or rather scoring Murphy.
Who ran for Erickson from second
Davis's ny TO Murray ended the chances
OF further scoring
One more for the home team I'm the
eighth made the score t. which was as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
The Disastrous Second.

The second was the disastrous round
for Salt Lake. fn that inning the Wis.,
itors piled up four. which was ali they
needed TO win. as Il turned out. Gibson
was thrown out by Pendleton who ma De
4 lightning recovery Murray drew
pass and Crittenden singled over short
At this point Johnson gave II Up bad
JOB and McGlynn took mp the task.
McGiynD passed Ames and the bases
we're full. Heinle Spencer WAS likewise
favored, which forced Murray across
Cronin doubled 10 right. counting Crit
tenden and Ames. Menges followed with
a sacrifice fly TO Morgan. on which spen-
Ger counted.
That was all but II was enough The
third man was an easy out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
rHILADELPHIA-sr. Louis.

'Baued FOR Balonti Ia ninth
tBatted for Agncw In ninth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
International League

Al Notwithstanding Providenes game post
ponsd account of rain
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-07-26
MUST SWIM FOR DIPLOMA
I CeEuz-Efa UniNs-sfty SrEd%ut Passes
Otiuer Tests bat 7sIlss AZ Swim
wing PcoL

New Y0rE-CoE1mbiA university
has taken a new stand IN the MATTER
Of graduation requirements The an
thorftIes declined to- award a GE
pEarza To Felix Netzger RogansraeE
as sIle eonmsneemsnE sxsreises unless
he could prove himself cured OF ear
0aRzsrtnEzahmetn
In ether words, there "a a rule ar
CoEumhia that no euIEsgs degree can
be won unless tine candidate has B7Hru-
ed To swim the length Of the reoF IN
the gymnasium The only exception
10 allowed in case OF physical disabiI
NY. arrestsd by physicians sertII-
cate
RGsenstGez- who passed All the ether
examinations. compIsEeIF hulzEsd at
swimming throughout his college
course. and AZ an excuse Declared he
Was suffering frUnn a terrfals skim dis
enze known as the earuanseKinl1sah.
metu He obtained Il ptySb.ian1z sfgEar
tire To this statement.
The pEtys5eal director could ind Ia
vfsIhbH rraGs az zueh n1aIadY- bur
frUn1 4 Latin lexicon he evolved this
expl1natiCn OF the students affection
Caro-, meaning deHhs anAerinu4- rs-
semhEfng the guoaes ahunetu frum
fear crs freely translated ;Escseffssa
from eem-"
The authorities however. did ncc
have sufficient sense Of humor To
canz's them g extend Bsn5sneF to- Rcs,
enstneR