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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
RIFLE TEAM MATCH
BEGINS ON THURSDAY

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug, 26.-Today
and tomorrow were set aside by Briga-
dier General r. X. Evans for practice
work prepa ratory 70 the national team
match on Thursday.
The Argentine team, led by Captain
Juan G. GaIlegos. and the Peruvian team.
captained by Enrique F'ebres OdrieSola.
pra cticed on the 3OO-meter range TO-
day
I'he rnarksmen who Will represent the
United States In tho pistol team match
OF the international Union and the Pan
American Union revolver match. VIII be
selected Friday after the individual com
petition In the United states Revolver
a ssocia ton match.
Special prizes today were. awarded the
following men who had high scores In
the national individual match on Mon
day: >, ~ Y,,.
Stotcs Infantry, for a possible score OF
1on ,n the slxirmish run: Second Lieuten-
ant Fl A. Riley Upitsd n, sts'eS vs. in1antry, Ssn5sy
Pennsylyan MIA. for a perfect score OF 30
on the rapid fire linc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
TRIPLES FIGURE
IN CUBS VICTORY Y

BROOKLYN, Aug. 2s-Triples by
Archer and Safer the formers with the
bases full, the latter's with two one, were
responsible for Chlcago's second success
sive victory over Brooklyn today. The
score was 6 to 8. In the second inning
Wiliems's singles and passes to Safer and
Brdwell filed the bases Archer's three
base drive cleared them. Evers singled
and Schultz walked in the third and Sal
er's triple sent both home Safer also
scored on Williams s sacrifice ny after
Walker relieved Regen. Walker hel Chi
cago scoreless thereafter. allowing only
one nit. He gave way TO a pinch hitter
In tho eighth, Wagner pitching the final
inning.
Pierce pitched shutout ball up to the
eighth, when Miller's single, Gvers's er-
ror, Moran's single. a pass TO Cutshaw,
and Collinss sacrifice fly scored two runs.
Smith doubled In the ninth and scored on
Hunmel3 single.
CHICA0O-BROOKIYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
ROUTE TO DENVER is
REDUCED TO 511 MILES

Special 10 The Tribune.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo, Aug.
26.-The log for the Steamboat Springs
Vernal highway between Denver and
Vernal was completed today by automo-
biles sent out by the Commercial club
and town and county officers.
The road from Steamboat to Salt
Lake City along the proposed extension
OF the Denver & Salt Lake railroad
has been opened for auto traffic, and
the distance between Denver and Salt
Lake City has been reduced to 511
miles.
An opportunity to visit Grand Lake,
Kremmling and Steamboat Springs has
been afforded by this new route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Saratoga Results.
BY International Newn Service.


First race. ok furlongs-Miss Brush, 1o6
(Byrne), 0 TO /. won: Gray Planet los BRADY,
IL 10 l. second Mohawk Girl 100 Radtko). 10 ],
third. Time l.b i-5 Queen San, Ann Tiliy.
Eutcrpe. La CHffe. Spotlight and Msrseruu also
Second race milc-colonel Cook, loi o. NC
Taggor) is TO ). won; Impression. 9s tMcDon-
iad) IS 10 ;. second; Working Lad. los tByrnel,
TO third. Time, l59 SIS Royal Meteor and
Joe Deibod also ran
Third race six furlongs-Bac, 1l3 u.ottusp 2
10 l. won: Old Ben 100 tRoroD, 10 to 20 SOC
ond, Bay Hcad. liz (Burnsl 20 TO !. ,hird. Time.
ll3 20. Surprising also ran.
Fourth race. milo aud observation-disclosures o
the Walk, 1913 (Glass). II 20 10. won; Nigh'sticH
l07 tAmbrose). 9 20 l. second: Barnegat 100 tMc-
Cabe). b 10 l. third. Time. .5s 10 Prince Eu-
gene and BusCiu also ran
Fifth race five and half furlougs-fiumiliatlon
Jos tDayies). TO 1. won: Miss Cnvanaugh. los
tCampboID, S TO /. second: Docoy, los tiaTtin!
S to ! third. Time. LOS. Lady Form. Applaud
Dombrs High Priost, El Brod Wcll Known Hlll
stream vallgyrie. Athletic Girl and First Chorry
also rnn. -,
Sixth race, one milc-Brookficld. % (MeDonnidl
II to ;. won, Little Jupiter, Io5 (ButwelD, to D.
second Afterglow, 100 (Ambroac). 70 l, third
Time, 1:4i. orowoc also ran
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MOTOR BOATS SHOW
SPEED IN REGATTA

kEoKUK. la. Aug 2s.-vlth hardly T. rippIs on
no surface Of Lake Cooper fast limo was made
T we boats which ran off the prcIir1inariee In
ue Aisstsippi Valley Power Boat association
s.lta which waS oponed this afternoon.
iNo FEATURES Of tho afternoon were tho walk
"ag race OF Tho Littlo Leading Lady. owned By
a. Cleveland OF solina III. and tho plucky
sgbt mhdo ty p. D. O. II. Grivon 6y DR.. A. g.
sunns ss ot Burlington aud J. c. Minor. Who we're
r,'o IN plug up a leak In rho gasoline tank
WIN thoir tDgers and Bits Of nse proserver.
inc lAtic Lending Indy ran away with oil
A~ IN tho class race fifteen miller. max
me tmS eouyo In 52;0e. seven minutes ahead of
zoe second boat The p. D. O. n vcn Its heat
W e'aps b. winning In ten miles in %,5i This
! ra ptn. hc1t was won by Phantom OF Dubuque. Tho
Phantom got away With tho lead AT the s,ar
| s soo Vas neTor headed She won Tho preliminary
" cnss In 1870 for the five milce.
,napts'n j. :. Dixon Of Burlington acted az
s.nt'r for tho raceo. THO fast boats from Chi
easo arrived By special train this afternoon and
800 unIoaded tonight. Tho festure Of the race
vomorrow. II is expected wliI he betvccu Baru.cIs
aud Oregon Kid
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Ottawa Entries.
Nera SerYfce.

By International News Service.
First race. mile and n sixteenth-Puritau Lass.
el; Saroltn, 100; Trapolcun,. 100; 'Rock Springs.
I12: Mary Bud. l0!.
Second rnco. fivo furIones-.screnaia, ~; 'Gra-
cola. 'Tiggella Carraquete. 1O2. Old Jordan. lo3
Harbnrd, 105: Patty Regan. The Idol Irish Ann,
io7; Tick Tack. Froe Trade 10: Coors. 1l2
Third race. six furongs-@inda, 90; Cliff Stream,
ia.
Fourth roce short course-CIau Alpine. 1S0 Fox
craft Come On. Noble. 1885, Jack Dcnucrlcn. 1i2
Lizzie Flat. li7 Luckon. 1855: Mystic. l57.
Fifth race ono mllo-'Brawucy. 90; 'Font os:
Rifle Brigade 90: 'Torribe. ios.
johnson. Mmesis eS. over the Sands. George
Karme 100. Anrcovtl. 10i Jonqull, Henpccked.
1903: La Aurora. Knmchatkn. los; Il Gray.
los; Harcourt, III: Burning Daylight III.
Seventh race, five and n half furongs-'corn
Cracker. go; Etheberg. 1903: 'Sylvcstris. l01
"Doublo Fvo. .Theo Cook. Henrietta w. 'Ryc
Straw. Chiffon Queen, l09. IncisIon. Tosou dor.
Jim L., III: Love Day. ia, Tho Gardner. III,
"Fivo pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear. track heavy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
MAPS TAKE THIRD
GAME FROM YANKS

CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.-Cleveland took
the inal game of the series from New
York today. making II three straight.
Gregg pitched shutout ball, while Cald-
veil was found for hits In the pinches
Score 10 0.
In the series with the eastern teams
Just concluded. Cleveland won six games
and lost six. Cleveland made It's first
run In the second inning when Carish
singled. took second on a wild throw by
Hsrtzell and scored on Leibold's single.
Leibolds triple and Chapmans single
Drought another In the nth; Leibold s
single, Chapmans sa crlfice and Jackson's
double added the third run In the seventh,
OUTSIDE Of Gregg's pitching Leibold 3
offensive work was the feature of the
game. Ee made triple and two singles
In four times az bat, driving In the first
run and scoring the other two himself
Nruc yorg NJ r-I-t>1 AMI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
|UNINTENTIONAL,
|CORONER'S JURY

Ia ,rf M-Ths death OF John
. 4 W "oslnieo;lonsl b. jess VIII
a . h. verdict OF & eoroners
/ n rty,
= nut:. The rord!c; nsid. from
, has usssd through 4 blow on
-. " In willard"
r.rr bad declared that the cor
. ~ ~ alter the manSlGughter
J Jn1n ma eleven othors as q
t ii Ca. ls, week u The Vernon
y rt7s! 10 a. "prlzeflght" In
% slll - an important point n
|Een'l.-. according TO ". J. Ford.
- i,srz,T. vho has charge OF
*i'h uil. "k illegal in C.Iltor-
ir.S b ssrnlusd.
i1es ard trainer OF tho dead
Frtn 10 the luJ bow willard
fsrt He uId hat his brother
rLafsn trsvious to the fight.
~ lave be7n sojounipg in
p ~ lltt!aS eastward. i, va.
q! hs,e vould b nothing
'fres ueal until tho last Of
\ n'.lal.
~ ihTy Carter are on tholr
Lits cru,. With bis broth
Niliish. len tonight for The
~ ,,to' 10 San Francisco.
U, 5rlls fishtsr we're cor
r q sli friends paid tribute 10
y s'dJ vas placed aboard a
"a TJn, hls home
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YELLOWSTONE PARK
Excursion

Ar,net %. via tho Hotel Route for
fonH5.dav circle tour. Only $685. round
trin from Salt Lake City, covering all
rail. l stage and hotel expenses. with ac-
cammo odations at tho Old Faithful, Lake
and Canyon inns For descriptive Tin
erarv and further particulars. call at
Civ Ticket Office, Hotel Utah, or ad-
dress D. e. Burley, General Passenger
Agent Oregon Short Line Railroad
Room 201 Deseret News building, Salt
Lake City. lAdvertisement.)
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SUDENBURG WILL MEET
KID GEORGE AT EUREKA

Johnny sudenbarx. who mae a hit With tn.
soIs sSohns fsns Of this city las, night when he
49, Sn ten-roun6 drew With Jnck Dowuoy hnn
sN o rnh'rhsh 10 neet kid George In a twenty
i, ,E"u ws, oout ~ Eureka Labor day, Tho bout
roeS oe,nS promoted by the Eureka Athletic club
,,n IN going up against tough proposi-
tnnx IN the clover Californian, but 10 n n
In p,y ,youagsier himself. with pretty good punch
bahI hand and tho fans OF Eureka will prob
1,s Witnessed sor long t!rue
,,re.,: McClintic- who Is looking after tho in
ra,a ol george Will leave thin morning for E,i.
vbn 70, oatablfh training quarters for 6eorge
/ snasn, I'll leave within the. next couple OF dayr
,vbss vbSuaenours VIII go TO Buroks some time today
Tor tho bout " I'M" '''" """'"h
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Johnston Wins at Niagara.

NIAGARA A-ON-THE-L LAKE, Ont. Aug
Pa heavy downpour OF rain put a
stop to play in the preliminary round
Of the mems international championship
singles matches under the auspices OF
the Canadian Lawn Tennis association
here today. IL was raining this morn
ing. but a few matches were play be-
tween showers. This afternoon rain fell
In torrents.
In the matches played Johnston. San
Francisco won from Dineen. Toronto
so. 6-2, Blssell. Buffalo. won from S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
HAWKER REACHES
NORTH OF SCOTLAND

BEADNELL. Eng. Aug 26.-Harry G.
Hawleer today resumed his fight around
the coasts OF England and Scotland for
q prize OF $3.50 lie started yester-
day from Southam mpton on his 1000
mile flight. covering d95 miles In 55S
minutes.
The aviator left BeadnelI at 605 this
morning and proceeded north.
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GIANTS WIN WITH
ONLY TWO SAFET|ES
Continued From Preceding Page.)

beauty, pitched a heart-breaking game
against Boston today and lost The score
was to s. Detroit tied tho count In
the winning tally In the eighth.
Constocks major league debut was far
more impressive than the score would
lndlcate. Man after man-eigbt In all
struck vainly at his elusive spItbau n,
i'ooert was forced 10 leave the game after
heing mt on tho hand by ball pitched
py Sallce, Byrne going TO third base
DOOM Also hurt his right shoulder in
In touching out Oakes at the plate
ST InnIs- -prI1I A nrrr pr11.
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6[I|EGT 70
|[}1lD|IG TEAM
d. Veterans Will Be
4; Game With u'
d. thanksgiving

. b fdsan' go, Testzel of
:. ,,,rtsd work cleaning s,.n' up :
'',.,r at the college college gym, "nrt
.''',sl,on for athletic sD, .,,,pe,. w1rr
'.ssoI opens on s'p'el"U,, nap,',
A. he will have no cary W. .
,,tssll men this year, .,oS, oS,
I, y early games !" ''F"'
u, ., his old men back
q, been keeping IN pI..,s ,,',,y
r,,,,Iu crcokston at iul,, II,
M nd Kirby at tackle W.. WI.
. II al the other men r~ar a,e
T. ,nds IN good time rusn rrn
~, and and quarter, VINO
n b. the spring. may DC
who competed for the
4. r,,te tack meel, IN the
.ssts s will be In fine shape
sssT.. sTss.rel expects wonders
2 y ing. sIr and rangy and has :
isursnsen. who stayed
,,,I Iagt year in order to
:: ',,noference rules In play
y q. iaIl, is In fine shape
,ss,rd OF hin. Lusner;
!, 1pu man Of the college, VIII
I, ~ ooIlege line this fall.
n .,s,Sulc this year IS not
.,s sis Sssause there have not
y.nss arranged and not
= iss schedule are certain.
sasnce, mn has signed a two
: ray the Agsies. but I'm IN
S,tes there Is q conflict
4. University OF Itah 1i ana
4. iSinr, however, that Tset,
= % help out the football
4, ths fact that the Aggie-
z. d TO be played here this
,6riylng day. This con
sorld of good for the
way. the coach figures,
s,rute a lot OF time and
n,k o! making 1t the one
veal Of the season as iar
. n,r1-ned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
Langford Knocks Out Flynn.

BOSTON. Aug 26.-Sam Langford
celebrated his return to the ring in
this city after an absence OF nearly
two years IN Australia by knocking out
Dan (Porky) Flynn, his old sparring
partner In the fourth round OF their
scheduled twelve-round bout at the Atlas
A. A. here tonight
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Winona Wins in Northern

nn,a "',EAPoLlS, Aug. 26-Norrhoru league mag
Nhtrh .s'h butincss meeting hore Loday a,
, Of a. 'no reports of tho president and treasurer
/ sc,, ieaeno were adopted and n retaining Zee
bSmrfoll OF tho National Association Of Minor Nae.
mnr,acgu MagucE Tho meeting will bo continued 10.
viii ~ thn Northern league pcuuant officials
'"' Do awarded Tinma tnmorzpv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining Company,
principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah
Notice-Thcre are delinquent upon 'hc
Following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. TO- OF . cents per share.
levied on the 18th day OF July. 1919. tho
several amounts set opposite the ma mes
or the respective shareholders as fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
!. LoUIs-PHTLADELPHIA.
ST LOUIS
PHILADELPHIA.

'one out when winning run scored
tBattod FOR Doon In seventh.
fBatted for senton IN ninth.
Score b. innings
81. Louis ......s........8 o o-5
fhilndolphln ......,.o o ] &c
Summary: Errors-Knabe. Juderus t3). Two
hoso hlts-Rooerts. S. Mngco. Mayor. Miller XII
lifer. PaEkcTt Thrce-baso ht-L. Magee. Homo
rnn-PaskeTt- Hs-on Mayor. 10 In Innings;
off scaton. mono In innings; off perritt, IN
Innings mono out in seventh; Off sallco. .
In l-3 Innings off Harmon. In inning: ono
out In ninth. Sacrifice hits-OakcF. Kn0be. s.
HaEee. Stolen base-Lobcrt Double play-Ha-
gee and Doom. Left bnsea--st Louis s. Philo
dclphia !. First base bnlls-Oft Porrtt J. off
Harmon /, off Mayer q First base on errors
st. Louis >. Hit by p!tchcr-By sallno. Lobort.
Struck out-By Perritt 4. by Sailoe 2. by Seaton
3. Passed ball-Roberts Tirno OF game hour
and 50 minutes. Ump!rea-Iilcm and Orth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board Of directors made on tha
10th day OF July, 1913. so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock. as
may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office Of the secretary,
room 4o2 Felt building. salt Lake CITY.
on the 5th day OF September. 1919. at
o'clock p. m. to pay the delinquent as
sessments thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
f. 8. COOK. Secretary.
Office, i02 Felt Building, Salt Lake City.
Utah e2Sl6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
y Consultation

ID 4 sstREs ays,,, Consultation
Ns ,n.t!sssnosis i''esS, wa,hss. Ex.
s7tun,p,rn should M,
Nv s., ss.!, trouble. IA s'' sxper:
~ Ssa.I ossl,SSth ose Chronic Dis.
~ sIssss,a. ss,a nlsor;a.yy,s .yysrlsG.s co..
Rurasu,,.o Diseases. No No
''.slss ~ z, svr. y, 70 t't,s Be- n.n and
s'M cupen ~ time.
~ ,sss,iS ~ iS'yyInu ,sl. s"Sm %as,.
EsosS % seen bsssw Msw
West IA ,sssy at,,s.Ids t,isIds
.sll Ssss1!ss " %sr!ss or r'cc,'IsI'sd caII
&C., y, /, VEINS. for :
~ itss More :,
EHst rhanv olhssee hses,r7y :.
w tody. ''sy sap IN 1's. w
y, 1S'','A y o. cal, ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
BROOKLYN

Score By tnnlnge-
Chicago 60, ..,s...,,...o IS t5
Brooklyn s.- ..,,~...,..0 o o Ia
Summary; Errors-Evevs FishoT. walker, Left
bnsee-ChicaEo T. Brooklyn 7. Two-baso hits
Williams. Smith Three -baso hits-ssier. Ar
cher, Sacrifice flics-Wllliams. Collins. First base
errors-chicugo /. Stolen bsscr-Daubsrt.
smith Double pays-Bridwel Evers and snlcr,
BrdveIl and SAILOR Base on onlls-Oh Rngan 8.
Off Walker l. Oft Pierce 1. Struck out-py Ro~
gan . by Walker T. by Pierce l. Hit by pitch
or-Ry Wagner. Pierce. Hita-otf Rngap 8 In
l-8 innings; off walker, ! In G-8 inninga
off Wagner, in inning. Time OF Bnme-l hour
and As minutes Umpires-BrennEn and Eaton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
CLEVELAND
NEW YORK.

tTTOT-IInTIEfTI, TWO- DINO hlt--
JacltGon. 1hree-base hit-Leibold. Sacrifice hits
Turner. Chapman. Wolteg. Double plays-Chnp-
man. Lajoic and Johnston; zetdcr and Knight.
Fiat bare on balls-otr GregE .. Of Caldwell 2
Hit hy pttcbcr-By Caldwell. LAjoie, Struck out
By Gregg {. Wild pitch-0rogE. Left on basea
-Cicvolond O. Now York 6. Time OF gnmc-1
hour and 10 minutes. Umprcs-o' Lousbin aud
Sheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

Mclaughlin Medicine Hat SO 6-1;
Beard. Ontario. champion, won from
Franchott, Niagara Falls. 6-c, 6-3.
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nTsToNE PARK
Excursion

Excursion
na the Hotel Route for
Z tour Only 1926 round
.lts LAKE City, covering all
hotel expenses. with sc.
.a 3 'hs e Old Faithful. Lake
For descriptive itih.
sHiIse' s,l,.e Hotel l Utah, or ad.
s'llsy e General Passenger Sc se
~. saCIt Y Line Railroad
News building. Salt
. advertisement !
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CAPE GRTZNEz, France, Aug, 26.-
Jabez Wolfe. an English long distance
swimmer. left the French coast near
this headland at S o'clock this morning
in an attempt TO swim across the Eng
lish channel.
Wolfe abandoned his attempt to cross
the channel after swimming about TWEEN
ty-four miles. Tho water became too
rough for further progress. This was
his ninth attempt.
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AMERICAN NEARLY
SWIMS THE CHANNEL

DOVER, Aug 26.-Henry f Sullivan
OF Lowell, Mass. failed In his attempt
to swim the English channel today, He
entered the water near the South Fore
land at GAS o'clock In the morning and
left the water at 4:03 In the afternoon
when within six miles Of Cape Griznea
France,
Up TO that time Sullivan had suffered
little from exhaustion and was quite
capable of continuing the struggle. But
as the seas were breaking over the
motor boat accompanying him. the pilot
The weather conditions were favora bic
when Sullivan started. but eastery
wind spraug up soon after. raising a
choppy sea IN spite of this. Sullivan
continued to make good progress, using
powerful breast stroke. until the seas
became so tumultuous that they threat
enel TO swamp the motor boat.
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Summary: ErTon-Speakor Jnuvrin Bush f2)
Baumsn. Veech. Two-basn hI,s-Hoopcr, Crnw-
ford. Cobb. Roh6. Three-bhs hits-Cady Bush
Hits-OH Anderson. in 2 2-S innings: OF, Nose
ly in Ia Innings. or Comstock 10 in 9
innings; Of. Duhuc. none In / inning Sacrifice
hts-Baumnn. Moscly. Stolcn bages-Yoone-
Gardner. Ycrkos t9). Cobb. Tutwoiler (9) Loft on
oases-Boston Z. Detroit s. 1asos or bails-oH
Comstock :. Struck out-Ry Anderson g. by Nose.
ly g. by Comotock s. Tirnc Of gnne-a hours and
eighteen minutes. umpircs-Eyanu and Fergu-
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CHICA0o-B

sBattea for Walker In eighth
1Batted for Wagner In ninth.
o. - t-,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-21

to the means of getting players
in shape for a major league cam
paign,
Why wrestlers would make
good in the stock yards-In
bout last night in wrestling
show at the Globe theater, Ray
mond Cazeau did everything to
lila Vincent, the Cuban, but toss
him into the audience. Vincent
was stunned by a jolt from Ca
zeau's elbow, and responded by
biting his opponent on the wrist.
In the main bout of the show Lu-
rich won in straight falls from
DR.. Roller. AS a wrestler, Zurich
proved a better boxer than Rol-
Ter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-21
MISS CASEY'S JOKE

Josephine Casey, the Chicago
working girl, now a leader in the
great garment workers strike in
New York, went to a convention
of Michigan women's clubs. Miss
Casey is a good locker" even
when fitted into an So hand-me-
down. So at this convention, all
the parlor women trade unionists
were saying to Miss Casey,
Why, you don't look like typ
ical working girl"
One night at a swell feed soon
after, Miss Casey's Irish sense of
humor was overcome. For the
fftieth time she was told, You're
not typical" She turned to
chun and said:
"Stick your knife in your
mouth, Liz. They expect it if
you're going to look typical"
It's a wise youth who owes his
own father.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-21

Joe Tinker returned to Chicago
yesterday minus the contract of
Johnny Killing. The new Red
boss said King had good bill
lard hall in Kansas City, and
was making real money. Appar-
emily Joe has given up hope of in
ducing the ex-Cub to return to
the game this year.
Manager Callahan of the White
Sox believes in training his men
gradually until they are in top
condition at the opening of the
league race. President Murphy
of the Cubs is an advocate of hard
work from the day of arrival at
the training camp. The difference
of opinion is responsible for a
newspaper clash between the
gents from the South and West
sides. Murphy recently criti-
cised Calls system. This made
Cal wroth, and yesterday he
erupted few burning thoughts.
81 don't like the way he treats
the public; don't like the way he
treated Frank Chance, and don't
like him personally" said Cal, re-
ferring to the Cub president.
There is no question but that I
am prejudiced," he added. APP
parently not. Then Cal went on
to- defend his style of training,
and wound up with the following
bit of sarcasm, which is pointed
"The trouble about Murphy's
method is that his team is liable
to go stale in the last part of Oc-
tober, toward the close of the city
series"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26
But Mother Did Not.

When the new minister made his first
pastoral call at the Brownings he took
little Anna on his knee and asked her
if she had a kiss for him. But the lit
tie girl refused to kiss or be kissed. She
squirmed loose and ran into the next
room. where her mother was putting a
few finishing touches TO her adornment
before going into the drawing room to
greet the clergyman
Mamma" the little girl whispered,
1.-The man in the drawing room wanted
me 10 kiss him"
We'll" replied mamma, why didn't
you let him? I woulu if were you"
Thereupon Anna ran back into the
drawing room and the minister asked:
We'll, little lady, won't you kiss me
now"
NO, 1 won't" replied Anna prompt
ly, "but mamma says she will"