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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
BAY STATE GOLFER
LEADS FIRST HALF
Quimet Makes IS; Travis Is
Second; Evans and Byers
Tied for Third.
By CHICK EVANS.

By international News Service.
GARDEN CITY. n. Y. Sept. Fran
els Qulmet. the Massachusetts state
champion, led the field OF 1i5 today in
the first half OF the qualifying round for
the amateur golf championship with
brilliant -. ". ]. Travis was second
low score with IS and Charles (Chckb
Evans and T.. NJ Byers tied for third
at II.
The morning dawned dull and gray. but
as the day progressed the weather
frightened up and there was but little
wind 10 interfere with the scores. The
western players suffered the hardship OF
ting off late In the day. They have
made the best of things, however. ana
have Jared rather well. considering the
difficulties Of the course. Ny own round
OF II was not bad at all, but j was
very sorry that it included the missing
Of two very short puts. an unfortunate
weakness OF mine.
Today the course was given its great
est length. a total Of nearly $500 yards.
Not only were the longest tees used. but
tho teeing plates were pushed TO the back
! edge OF the tees. The course is In good
condition and Is lightning fast around the
greens.
One can easily understand the diff
culties of the course when II is known
| that some OF the best players took skies
| on many four holes and even eights and
mines. On an ordinary course a score o.
| 40 would be considered high for the lead
crs In qualifying round. Thnl; of Jc-
| rome Travis out In ii and Heinrich
| Schmidt out in A.. then. too, most un-
! fortunate piece OF Ill luck befell Warren
| Cochran. who was out in A magnificent
| 35. and then made the backward journey
| in 46.
| The PLAYERS for the first half OF the IS
| hole qualifying round are closely punched.
| There are ten under so and no one ot
| these players leads by more than one
| stroke The closeness Of scores shows
| keen competition and We are certainly
| preparing for q merry scrap,
| Tomorrow Will be very hard day and
| viii tax us to the utmost The morning
| will complete the qualifying round, fol-
lowed in the afternoon by a ncrye-ra ck-
| ing lS-hoie match round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA batting
rally after two men were out, in the
tenth inning. enabled Philadelphia TO
stave off defeat and win from Wash
lngton this afternoon. by 10 3. The
Athletics also won the morning game 4
10 i. In the afternoon Washington scored
IN the tenth on Milsn's double Gandirs
sacrifice and Morgan's single. Walter
Johnson disposed OF the home teams first
two batsmen in the tenth and then Il.
Murphy singled and scored on OldriGg' S
double. The latter crossed the plate with
the winning run on Collinsa single.
Philadelphia. worked the double squeeze
IN the second inning, Baker and Walsh
scoring on Barry's safe bunt. Washing
ton tied the score in the third. when
Ainsmith singled and scored. with John
son. on the latter's home run into the
left field bleachers. 4 pass, two singles
and an out again put the home team IN
the lead In the third. Houck, who sue
ceeded Brown In the fourth. was taken
out in the sixth. after Milan scored on
q double and Gandils single. Base hits
by Ainsmith and Johnson and Moeller's s
sa crifice fly tied the score In the ninth.
Philadelphia won the morning game
through passes by Boehing md bad sup
port. The home team made only Eve
hits off Bochlinc but two OF these were
mixed with the battery and fielding err
rors OF Washington and produced all the
runs Bender wa IS hit for four successive
singles In the first inning, but after that
only one safety was made off him.
NGToN-PHILADELPHIA.
(FirEt gamc)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
CHICAGO WINS FIRST,
BUT SECOND IS TIE

ST LOUIS. Sept. l.-ChIcag 20 won the
IIst game OF the holiday double head er
WIN the 81. Louis team here this after
noon. score to !. and in the second game
When Umpire Rigler. IN tho eighth In
hlng, said " was too dark to play, the
score stood TO ?. An error enabled ST
LOUIS TO tie the score in the second game
IN the first game the home team started
aIter Larry Cheney with a rush, scoring
ON pass 10 Huggins. Oakcs's single and
d t~o-oase hit by Konetchy. After this
inning the ChIcagoan was effective and
she e, local hits were few and far between.
Sauee pitched a steady game. except In
t,he third inning. whom Chicago tailed
i,s runs. Cheney and Leach singled and
scored on Schulte's drive against the
right field fence for double. The vls-
ttots had several chances 10 score again.
ings
ne second game was great pitchers
natue between Doak and Pierce. with
,ne latter receiving poor support at criti-
Ssi 81 stages. Chicago scored first getting
,s , pface of runs In the fiftll inning Mil
'sv singled. but was forced by Bridwell.
"cner singled and Pierce was passed,
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PIRATES AND REDS
DIVIDE THE HONORS

PITTSBURG. Sept. 1.--Pttsburg and
Cincinnati shared an even break today,
the visitors winning the morning game
10 4, In ten innings. and the locals taking
the afternoon game, 10 l. Errors by
Wagner and Niox in the late innings were
responsible in part for the defeat in the
morning. while HendrlEs wildness also
helped Cincinnati Adams had allowed
Cincinnati only three hits IN seven In
nngs but with a cha nee TO get two runs
he was taken out in Pittsburg's half, of
the inning for a pinch hitter. HendfiN.
who took his place. was Ineffective
Packard weakened in the ninth and Miner
Brown. who relieved him, held the locals
nicely
McQulilan held Cincinnati to four hits
In the afternoon game, while Cy Nor
gan. the former Athletics pitcher. was
hammered hard before he gave way 10
Johnson I'm the third a walk 10 Dolan.
double by Carey. 2 single by NioX and
q triple by Miller gave Pittshurg four
runs In the third. Cincinnati escaped a
shutour I'm the third when Bescher
walked, took second on an out by Bates
and scored on Grohs single.
The Pirates. who We're delayed en- route
here from Chicago. made the trip from
Cleveland 10 PittsburE on a special train.
the distance Of 1873 miles being covered
In i43 minutes. They drove in a bus
from the train and played in travelling
uniforms.
CTNCfNSATI-P -PITTSBURG.
tFiTst
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CLEVELAND HAS EASY
TIME WITH THE SOX

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1.-Cleveiand won
two games from Chicago today. the morn
ing game by score of 10 . and the
afternoon game by TO 0. The afternoon
game was Cleveland's eighth successive
victory and the third straight shutout
hurled by Pitcher Falkenbcrg
In the afternoon Chicago got one hit in
the first inning and two In the third. At
all other times the visitors were helpless
with the bat
Cleveland scored three runs in the first
inning on Iebolds single Chapman 5
sacrifice. Chappell's mum of Jackson 5
line drive, passes 10 TIajoie and Johnston
and Graney's single, They added one run
in the fifth on Jackson's single and stolen
base. Bercer's error and Laioie's single
In the seventh they completed their to-
tai. Chapman singing and going 10 sec
ond on a wild pitch. Jackson reaching
first on Weavers wide throw. Lajoie
singing and Johnston tripling.
CLEVELAND CHICAGO
tFlrot gamc.l
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Second Close Battle.

The second game started of with
promise Of a desperate battle all the
way. For three innings there was moth
Ing doing In the way Of crossing the
plate both Morgan and Fowler holding
their opponents level
In the fourth, Menges doubled TO the
left center fence and scored on QuigleY's
home run. a clean drive over the boards.
salt Lake got those two back in prac-
tically the same manner Morgan lived
on n fielder's choice. which put out
Schlmpff. Pendleton flied and then Fred
strip hit the chimney.
There was much argument Jack
F7annery. president OF the Helena club.
was fined So by the umpire for protesting
too vigorously. and later he was put out
OF the grounds for failure TO keep to his
own bench. Captain Quieley gave notice
OF protest which was duly and formally
recorded and will be communicated to
the president Of the league.
The home club gathered In two more
in the fifth. Spencer hit the loft field
screen and went to third on Euelsman's g
single TO center. Huelsman went down
towards second and CrittendeD made the
throw short 10 Fowler Spencer was hus-
Ting back TO third as fast as he could
when Fowler heaved the ball over Gro
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YANkS DROP BOTH
GAMES TO RED SOX

BOSTON. Sept Boston won both
the morning and afternoon games from
New York today. the first being a shut
out 10 0, and the second an eleven
inning contest. 10 Z.
While the locals were piling up twelve
Moseley held New York TO four scattered
singles, Hartzell was the only visitor TO
reach third base, getting there in the
second inning on base on balls. a stolen
base and a passed ball.
The second game was an interesting
one. -Four hits. including a triple by
Wagner gave Boston two runs In the
second inning. and the home teal scored
another in the third on Speakers single
his steal OF second and errors by Sweeney
and Wolter
New York's three runs all were made
on solid hits, Boston won In the eleventh
on Hooper's single, EnGie's sacrifice. q
base on balls to Speaker and Lewis's long
hit to the left field fence
NEW YORK BOSTON.
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est. LIN one OF the
Il ,,iIrhins duels ever seen
is New York defeated
n + II, fourteenth inning :
y, 7 came. Marquard and
:, cvpo.Ing pitchers, ana
- len hts, Marouard
Y ,,dcus 10 win. as he had
y, roruins. The winning
m, Merkle tripled win
rrrd on Murray's single.
/ - nm was scored in the
( - spo5rrass singled. was
sc,sd by NsrQuard ana
4 = Fs,cher's single after
r,f,5. Rahden tied the
- Is,sr with a home run
4, m field bleachcrs. Burns
=, %, New York in the
threw out Myers trying
. .4,Esy's single.
5sr he morning game from
. ttsy. wnen the visitors
ma mt in the tenth IN
a, s.r,sd pitchers battle
"a, isd Hess. the score
rsyrr opened the tenth
rnd shafcr ran for him.
. ~ on snodgrass's sacri-
rull Al the plate on Gran
IA Meanwhile Grant ran
NJ leok third on Smith 8
II Or an attempted double
u caught or third. but
Nv till into left field, per-
y y tcore the winning run.
f1rted The rally. was also
II y.F York's runs In the
i 10 home run into right
n N.rsle's single. Boston
tih or WhalIng's single,
II Nlrsnville's single. They
, u ,he eighth on singles
Erifiih and ZInn. SchmId'
n yith Boston. and made
orsolIy's -handed catci
n he fielding feature
CpS.yEF YORK.
lEr s,=sl
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CTNCfNSATl- -PITTSBURG.
lFlIsL gnne
CIsCIHNATI

lNllson out; hit By hattcd ball.
Ran 70! Simon in the seventh
'B1ttcd Tor Gibson in tho tenth
"Baited for Adams in the rcycnth.
''Baticd FOR Robinson in the tenth.
Score by Innings
Cincinnati .........o 0 n II
FlidburE .............o o.
summary: Errors-E6an. vio1. Wagner, Two
base hits-Slmon. Bates. Threc-baa hl;-Dodge
Sacrifice hitf-VioN. Dodge. Brown. Sacrifice
nY-Niller. Stolen baBcg-Mitchel Hoblltzel,
Packard. Double plays-Corcy and Wagner: WaG-
nor and hlllor First base on erro8-Ciucinnati.
=: Pltuhurg. ). Bases balls-Otf Packard ?;
OH Brown. |; off Adams l. of Hondrix. g. Left
on oasrs-Pi,tsburg. u: Cincinnati 4. Hit by
nluGs inonc ont In the ninth; or Brown in
Two innings; OF Adams, In innings: of
hendrix. !n two and ono-thIrd lunnEs; of
Hoblnson. IN two-thirdS OF an Inning Struck
out-nJ Packard, :; by Brown. |; By Adams. =.
~ HondgiT, J. PHEssd bo-ClsriCe. Time Of
ghne-e hours ls minutes. Cmptfes-Rlem and
orth.
SECOND GAME
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Sale of Players Let Stand.

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-The National
ha sebau commission denied today the re-
quest Of the Boston National league club
that the sale Of Player Duncan 10 the
Philadelphia Nationals and Player VIII
son to the Toronto club by the Dallas c.up
OF the Texas league be set aside. The
Boston club claimed that it had neso-
tated with the Dallas club. and the neSo-
tiations had gone so far that II was as
sured OF both players. The commission
however, neld that there was a difference
between the terms offered by the Boston
club and that which the Dallas club would
accept and held that the sale or the
nlayers 10 the other clubs were valid.
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Sensational Fielding.

The grandest circus catch OF the series
was Murphy's spear OF Spencer's line
drive In the sixth inning OF the second
game. The ball was caught with one
hand high In the air while Murphy was
on a dead backward run.
Jack Murray made rattling good grab
of Daviss low line drive In the third in
ming Of the second game. Murray picked
the ball of his shoetops after A thrilling
sprint. Bobby Gibson's catch OF Huels-
mans foul In the seventh. the last put
out Of the day. was specta acular play.
Jake Bauer had hard luck with the
bat yesterday. The sun-kissed agTcul-
turist hit the ball hard. but somehow
he always drove II squarely at some
body Thus. he drove two liners direct
ly into Mcnges's hands, Bert Spencer
made his usual number OF star grabs In
center, Brilliant work on the part OF
this most gra ceful of ALL helders has be-
come so common that the people have
come to expect nothing else. He is GER
, tainly n prize fielder. Captain 4uelsmar
made couple of beautiful catches yes
terday. picking them Off the fence.
Dresser was out Of the game yesterday
| on account OF an injured leg, received II
Sundays game while sliding into second
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BROWNS NO MATCH
FOR JENNINGS'S MEN

DETROIT, Scrt detroit took two
listlcss and slowly played games from ST.
Louis TO-DAY. The scores were 10 To D nd
; 20 2. Timely hitting and loose playing
by the visitors gave the Tigers both con-
tests.
Detroit came up from behind In the
FIRST contest. Knocked 1everenz from the
mound In the fifth inning and won the
game IN the sixth. Cra wfords single,
SCORING Mckee, produced the winning
run. A moment later. with the bases
hled, Cobb hit safely 10 center and the
ball escaping Shottou. rolled 10 the fence.
allowing all of the runners To score.
Striking out eleven men. ComstoclS
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Salt Lake Makes One.

Salt Lake got their only run in the
sixth. Huelsman doubled TO deep center.
II was q tremendously long hit. but was
helded swiftly. and the captain could
make only two sacks or Il. He scored
on Spencer's single TO right
Two more for the Nigilantes In the
eighth put the game In the ice hox for
sure. Menees doubled It being his sec
ond tWo-base hit OF the game, and he
scored on Qugley's single over short.
Lussi hit 10 Schimpr. Erickson who
covered first, failed TO take the throw.
Quieley went TO third when Gibson got
base on balls and scored on Murray's
sacrifice nN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
''s' ! LONG
WINS GAME;

tss sIs,s !, Sept i.-lrsn,
Isnins -, Ti'ler for Dooln =
4 sils "e game. 3 In In =
q s,d I,n,.io 10 0 up lo tpa, ,P,e;
M sores ,, Smashed on, ana ma
z, m, ~ Moran ,r,s scored run ~,
.Ifs,sssn n The nth fyie MIIi snd
tss;N Miller i% Ssa, c,Enishaw's ,E 5
III. ,I,nn ,sI,,engcl also ,e5 9rd,' ,oI :
res, both MayeeSs u
I'D kotb oall and feno,an1 fs, and Z
s s;ys5 " ssns ID 10, fielding os
= .a,tIs;;. Smith anS nrsaI I stops
=; ID q. Philadelphia ;,
8 = s,i III ssiSsiS'sidsl!sSS'iI, l
Ss.nsr Oh II '.iSsaSle .Ss al fai' al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Foster Signs 1914 Contract.

BOSTON. Sept George Foster 4.
pitcher. has the distinction OF being the
first player 10 sign with the Boston Amer
leans for 1914 Foster wrcnched knee
several weeks ago and as the lnlurE
Continues 10 trouble him. he decided To
return 10 his home in Bonanza. Ark Be
fore leaving today ne was signed up tor
next year.
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Called on account Of darknoss)
summary: Errors-Brdwoli tzl. Archer. Ihree-
baso hit-Konctohy. Sacrifice nit-konetehy-
stolen boses-Leneh. Mowrcy. Double pa,s-
Evors to Archer: Hiidebrnnd 10 Mage; Hl'ae
sS ~ o,inary Left on bases-S,. Louis, 5;
,hicsro 3 First base on bais-on Pierre, l.
nu Doak 4 Hit by ptohor-BT Pierce Chbde-
hraus1 Struck ou,--sy Pic-co 8: by ncsk. =.
pnrsed baIIs-H Hiidobrand and Archer TiIus ol
g,mc-c bour6 IIuprcs-Rislcr and Byren'
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nln's head and both Spencer and Huels-

Minis head and both Spencer and Huels-
man scored
In this Inning Salt Lake came within
an inch OF making another. Davis sim
gled 10 left and Schimpff hit a long one
10 center Davis tried to make home on
IT, but Murray and Menges fielded the
ball home with lightning speed and Billy
was nailed at the pan.
Helena's third and last score and the
sixth, when Menges smashed the bal
over the left field fence.
Both sides went down In order In thc
seventh. and when Huelsman fouled tc
Gibson the umpire called the game.
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White Beats Griffith.
By international News Sci

BY International News Service.
CANTON, O.. Sept. Charley White.
of Chicago this afternoon mastered
Johnny Griffith OF Akron in twelve,
round bout mere. Whites experience and
cieyerness proved too much for the young
ster. who was soon bleeding from The
mouth and nose. Five thousand boxing
fans watched the bout
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pitched Detroit to victory in the second
contest He allowed only two hits until
the sixth. In the first inning Crawford
drove a home run into the center field
oleacher A peculiar feature OF the game
was the fact that Detroit secured only
four assists and Bush got them all.
In the first game a foul from Walkers 5
bat in the fourth inning split one Of
Stanage's fingers and Mckee replaced
him.
ST. LOUIS DETROIT.
CFirS, gnmc)
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filling the bases Leach then sent a sharp
single through third base. scoring Brld-
well and Archer. In the seventh Oakcs
and Whltted singled and advanced on
Kouetchy's sacrifice. Evans's single sent
Oakes home. O'Leary flisd to Schultz,
whose throw would have nipped Whtted
at the plate but Archer let the bail bound
OFF his shins and Whitted scored before
he could recover.
In the fourth inning Gather. In sliding
into second base broke his right leg Just
above the ankle and was carried off the
field The doctor who attended him said
he would be out OF the game for the re-
mainder Of the ason.
CaICAqo.sT LOUIE
CFirEt gsme.)
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Summary; Errors-JnckAon. Weave ,,), Bor-
gor. Lord. Two-bnBo hit-Loihold. Stolen baaos-
Leieoit. Lhjo.n. Double piayB-Lnioic Chapman
aud Johnston; Chapman L&ioio Johnston
Bases on 6nllS-Ot JSmos. /: Off Cicotts, I. Hit
by pitcher-Jackson, Collins Struck oui-Ry
James. T. by Cicotto s. wild pitch--Ciootto. First
hnso on crroS-Clcvcland 1. Chicago :. Loft on
bbsos-Clevelond. :. Chiraso : Time Of game
hour "a minutes. umpircs-Hildebrand and
o Loushlln,
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WALTER JOHNSON IS
BEATEN IN ELEVENTH
Mackmen Capture Both Holi-
day Games and Strengthen
Lead in Race.
American League.

Yesterdays results:
Detroit, 10, 5: St Louis. : Q
Boston s, T. New York o. 3. Second
Cleveland, 6, Z; Chicago 0, >.
Philadelphia, 4. 6: Washington l. r.
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k<TS BEAT THE BRAVES TWICE:
Er1I |ruI ETTCS TAKE SENATOR'S SCALP

,be seventh inning for casual roofing IN
The game, but IT Is not thought Miller
viii be suspended
PHILADELPHIA BROOKLYN
tFlrFt game.D
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SECOND CANE
CIHCTTNkTr

''5atlef Tor Johnbon IN tho oirhth
iran for Tinker In The eighth.
scoro by innngs-
Cincinnati -.0 I n n n n
f'tshutg ................t { -
sunmorT: ESrn,s-Hobli,zoIl Dodge TWO -basc
m nmmS-Dolon. Carey. Wagner. rhrec-na1o hit
"'''F. stolen base-Wiiann. Left on hnscs-Pittx-
burg. s. Cincinnati, 9 HG,s-ON Morgan 3 10
.No Innings tnonc out in tho thrdl: Off Johnson
q IN i've Innings; OFF Herbert. l ia ono inning
.lrst haso on errofS-Pltt'hurE. .. Struck out-By
slo'san 9; by johnson. ;; by NcQuillon ? JIit
p p'cher-By Morgan lGlbSon). Time of game
- nouF e. minute. Umpircs-Klcnl and nrth.
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Sumrnar- Erro!s-Shotton, Walker Balcuti.
Bush (2l. Platte. Two-bsse hits-Stoyali. Bush
Walker. Three-bnse hit-Willlams. Hits-on
Leverenz. In four and one-third innings: off
Wcilnan. In threo and two-thirds Innings. Sac
rifIce hits-Avsdn. Loudon. Sacrifice fly-Bush
Stolen bnses-Shotton. Pratt C2) Williams. Stoval
Double plsys-Baleuu stovsll; Bush TO Bau-
TO Tutweiler (2). Left on bases-St Louis
s: Detroit 5. First base on balls-On Leveronz.
4. off Dsu.s &. OF Wemzn. 5. Struck ou;-By
Levorenz. j. by Dsuss s. by Weilman. J. Wild
pItch-Dauss. Time OF game hour o5 minutes,
umpi-cs-Dinecn and Sheridan.
SECOND GAME.
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zCronin out; bunted third strike.
'Batted for Pendleton In ninth.
.sBatted for Schimpff In ninth.
runs and hits by innings.

Summary. TWO -base hit5-H. Spencer,
Menges (2). Murray. Huelsman. Sacri
flee hits-Cronin, Lussf. Bauer Sacri-
flee fies-Lussi. Murray. Stolen bases
-Quigley. Lussi. Runs batted in-Men
ges. Quigley. Lussi (2). Gibson, Murray.
A, Spencer Bases on balls-Off Ames 2,
by Erickson 9. Left on bases-Helens 3.
Salt Lake g. First base on errors-Bel
ena /. Double play-Erickson TO McClain
to Davis to Pendleton to Schimpff Hit
by pitcher-H. Spencer. Time OF game
hour and 81 minutes. Umpire-Frary.
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Fight Ten Tame Rounds.

BY International News Service
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Sept l.-Gus
Christie of Milwaukee and George
i.'Xnockout") Brown of Chicago fought
a tame ten-round bout hero tnis after
noon.
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SALT LAKE SPLITS
DOUBLE WITH HELENA
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Ing TO second He went 10 third on
single
There was some fast fielding on Salt
Lakes part In this inning. After Gibson
mad singled, Murray doubled TO the loft
field fence. putting Gibson On third Crit
tenden hit to Erickson. and Gibson was
run down between third and home and
Murray was run down between second
and third on the same pIay
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Philadelphia. l. Frat base balis-on Brown.
/: off Bush. ]. i-oit b0scS-Wnshinstou. 9.
Philadelphia. & Tiit by pitohor-By Johnson CE.
Murphy. Passed bali--Schane. Time OF snme-
? hours IS minutes. Umpires-Eyan. and Fergu-
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Summary: ErTors-Doolao. CutshAw. L~it on
bnses-Philndelphs, g. Brooklyn. .. 1wo-bsse
bi,s-Wheat Moran. Smith, Byrnc. Luderus.
Three -base hit-Kllifcr. Sacrifice hits-Knabe.
First has, on orrors-P Philadelphia. I: Brook
Iyn l. Stolen bnse-Msgco, Double pleyg-Fieh-
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