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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
FIND ADAMS FOR
ONLY THREE HITS

PIIILA DELPHIA. July 9.-OnIy three
hits. two OF which We're scratches, were
made off Adams today, and Pittsburg
shut out Philadelphia by 3 10 0. The Wis
ltors made their first run in the fourth
inning on a pass 10 Butler. Miler's single
and Kna s tumble of Wilson's grounder.
Brennan pitched excellent ball but wa
taken out TO permit Walsh TO bat for
him in the eighth In the ninth Pitts
burg added two more runs on a single
by Mccarthy, Simon's double and a wild
pitch by Alexa nder Alexander hurt his
side and was succeeded by 1mlay, who,
In trun, gave way 10 MAYER,
Pitcher Cooper of Pittsburg was noti-
fed by President Lynch of the National
league today that he had been fined S25
for arguing with Umpire Brennan yes
terday.
PITTsBVRG- PHILADELPHIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
GERMANS WILL MEET
AMERICANS on COURT
Second Round of Interna-
tional Matches Begins
Today.

NOTTINGHAM. England. July 9.--Thc
American and German tennis represcn-
tatives PLAYED their last practlcs games
today for the second round. which begins
tomorrow, OF the Dwight F. Davis In
ternational lawn tennis cup matches. ;he
draw for which was made This afternoon
Although the weather. has not been IA
vorable for tennis. Harold VI. Hackett.
captain Of the United States team, says
tne American players are IN good form
and ate prepared for the hardest kind
OF matches. The Germans. on tho ether
hand. are complaining OF the clImI G
This afternoons draw rs looked upo:: as
being favorable 10 The .Anler.clu players
FroitZheim is Germlryc strongest ;;n-
gle player; 10 II y considered Just as
we'll TO- the Americ0n team that he
should meet Maurica f. McLoughlin
Americas chainpEbn. In the first days
play. The showing msde by krcurzer OF
Germany in the all-Eneland chamDi' IL
ship. hardly justifles the belief that ne
can beat R Norris Williams of Phila-
delphia.
Although the Amsricans are the favor
ties for the touhcs rraFch. they must
be in the best "f FORM 10 bea: Germany :
representatives. Rahe an1 l<lenscroth.
The United States Will be renresented
by Maurice f. McLouehli1 OF San Fran
cisco. r, Norris Williams OF PhLlsdelphia
and Harvard univetsitY'. and Harold II,
Hackett OF New York. and by Wallace
+. Johnson OF Philadelphia as reserves
The German team is composed OF Otto
Froltzheim, Oscar Kreutzer. Friedrich
Wilhelm Rahe and Heinrich Klienscroth.
Two singles matches are 10 lie played
tomorrow. when Williams meets Kreur~
zer and Mclaughlin meets Froitzheim.
On Friday Mclaughlin and Hackett will
meet Rahe and Froitzheim In the doubles.
IN the doubles
The other 'wo singles matches between
Mclaughlin and kreutzer aud between
Williams and Froitzheim are on the pro-
gramme .or Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
ANDERSON RESTS WELL
AFTER OPERATION
By international News Service.

LOS ANGELES. July Bud An
derson. the Oregon lightweight, who was
operated on for appendicitis last night,
following his defeat here on July by
Leach Cross, is reported to be resting
easy at the St Catherine hospital in
Venice. where the operation was per
formed The latest bulletin was given
out at 7:4O o'clock tonight and wes to
the effect that he had passed fairly
comfortable DAY. and while the crisis
woald not be passed for another forty,
eight hours. he was expected TO pull
through all right because OF his rugged
constitution and perfect condition.
IL is doubtful II Anderson VIII be in
condition to fight again for eight or nine
months. according TO the attending physi-
clans. but no stomach muscles were cut
as in the case OF Ad Wolgast, and the
incision necessarily was but three-quar-
ters OF an inch In length. In sewing UP
the wound. the operating surgeon over
Tapped the skin In such a way that Il is
said Anderson will be even stronger than
before.
1t is said that Anderson Will be able TO
leave the hospital within ten days II no
complications set in, and none is expect
cd His recent training Will stand him
In good stead and his recovery Should
be rapid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
"ANKLEDEEP" LIKELY
MOTORBOAT CHOICE

HUNTINGTON. n. Y, July al
though the three days announced for the
motorboat elimina ton races to select
challengers for the HarDsworth cup have
expired. no candidate has yet been
chosen. The Ankledeep, however. is
likely choice. The committee In charge
has extended the time three days 10 give
other boats an opportunity TO start
Commodore James Blackton Withdrew
his speed demon. the Reliance, today.
declaring that her engines were not pow
erful enough to drive the hull.
On account OF a strike at Buffalo. he
said. the S-cylinder engines designed for
the boat co;lld not be delivered In time,
SO 6-cylinder engines had 10 be subst-
tuted.
The Ankledeep. in ten-mie run to-
day. showed g speed Of 1888 knots. or
.;079 miles. and the Peter Pan V. her
onlv competitor went five miles al the
rate OF 1911 knots. or 1915 miles. The
America. ]. S. Blackton's other boat, was
disabled today. but she is TO start TO-
morrow with the Ankledeep and Peter
Pan V.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
TRIES TO
AVERT Bic STRIKE
Members of House lmpor-
tuned to Pass Bill Amend
ing Erdman Act.
By international News Service.

By international News Service.
NEW YORK. July o.-Confrm;nE the
exclusive story sent cut by the Interna
tonal News Service Monday night. that
President Wilson and the secretary OF
labor are keenly Interesting themselves
IN aveTtng n strike OF 100, 600 railroad
trainuen and conductors or eastern rail-
roads. word came tonight from Washing
ton that AN attempt Will be made on
Saturday 20 T-t through The house the
bill amending the ET5nan act 10 provide
for AN enlargement OF the board OF arbl-
tration authorized In labor disputes on
railroads.
The bill already has passed the senate
and in amended form has been reported
ny the house judiciary com Umittee. The
bill was drawn up by a committee in
cluding In It's membership Judge Knapp
OF the court OF commerce. eX-L.a Dor Com
missioner Neill President Brown OF the
New York Central and other railroad
officials, as we'll as Presidents w G.. Lee
and a. 3. GarretsoD OF the trainmen and
conductors unions.
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BROOKLYN, July 9.-Today's game
had a sensational finish. Cincinnati go
Ing into the ninth one run behind and
batting out n 6-to-5 victory. Both sides
batted heavily and Benton was knocked
off the mound in the fourth. Devore led
with the stick. getting four hits in five
times up. Both teams fielded sharply.
Almeida. who replaced Dodge at third.
was big factor. figuring in fast double
play and driving In Marsans with the
winning run Three hundred Cuban mill
tary and civic officials who had Just ar
rived In New York from the island at
tended the game and held a cclebra tion
over the good work % their countrymea
on the Cincinnati team. Three thousan nd
children from the parochial schools OF
Brooklyn witnessed the game.
CINCINNATI-BRooKL.HN
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Fort Erie Entries.

b. International Ncw6 Service.
First raco five furongS-Rustlins Brass 1os:
Pa'ty Resan, Miss Wntere. Bcauperc, Scarlet Je,-
tor ios. Perpetual l07. osnple. III
Second race. ono mile-Maid OF Frommo. 90.
Rock Spring. Clper Sauce. "Corlot,a, ii2; .ondr.
mon. li6 Bnvcrock 100.
'Ciddings cntrT.
Third race. five furlonss-Kodron pehest. 100.
Fidelity. Rags. Peacock. l0T. John P. Nixon.
Stellaie. los: Molala. 1lo Amascmcnt, 1ls
Fourth race mile and sx,eenth-Mic-
cosugoe. a5; Hnsson. los: Counterpart. o.. Cogb.
1oe; Gerurd. l02. Rayenol. ia
Fifth race. six fuTlongs-orowoc IS: Garden OF
Allah 100. Blue Jay, 81. Lucille iii. io6: Aunt
Alice. Mileage Crisis los. Lady SybIl. Ill;
Black River. Burning Daylight. 1l2; Moutonlm
ilS: LoYo Day lis
Sixth raco. mile and seventy ycrds-Pop
Gun s5; Tom Hayward 100: Marie T. IS Henry
Hutchinson. 1oi; George s. Davis. s5: Rash, l06;
Pl!ent. 81; Napier. i0s; Joe Stein. loo
Seventh race. one mile and seventy yards
Clinton. ?S. MudsIll. l0S. Hedge Rote 100 Big
Dippor Adolan,o Iol: Working Lad los; strife
!06. L. N. Eckert. l07.
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Results on Turf;
w eighfs, Riders
and Entries
Fort Erie Results.

By International News Service
tAdamsl. to TO- won; Diamond Cluster. 100
IeuSton. 20 ?, second; Lady Isle, lo5 (Mc-
Sarty> 30 TO l. third. Time. lot is. Alni
Bass also
Second race. six turlonss-comelia. 10
tAGems). to ]. won; Reputation. los tBu8ton).
3 20 l. second: Tom soycrB. los tMccarthy). i2
TO l. third Time, lis 1"5. Ralph Lloyd Chry-
eols. Dynamo and Mawr Lad also
Third race. handicap steeplechsse. abort course
-Juyerance i1 (kormithl. S 10 5. won; Liz2ie
Flat. iI2 (Bowser). TO !. second; Jack Dcnner"
lin. 1i5 Pearce). {? 10 o. third. Time 3.59 3-5.
Lamp Black and Lena also
Fourth race Canadian derby. milo and a
quurter-Buskin. 1lS tSmalD. l 10 q won; First
Sight. I13 (Knappl. 10 t. recond: BarnogaL
llo GoftuCl. TO 1. third. Time. EOS as Only
three starters.
Fifth race handicap. ono mile md seventy
yards-Flabocrsast. lo1 Tu-ner). 10 L. won
Ymir l02 (GrOESl, 10 TO L. second Edds, Ilo
tsurtou). 90 g. third. Timo. l4T. Cliff Edge.
John Furong and Plato GInas also ran.
Sixth race. sS furlougs-Glnt 100 (rurncr).
II 10 8. won F. Russell McGnl. liz tsmalD. TO
l. second: Sftcrglow. lO2 (Buxton>, IS TO g..
third. Time. l:1S 20. Rosemary Faus,ina.
Cherry Seed. Thoo. Cook and Lovo Day also
Seventh race. ono milo and sixteonth-Howdy
Howdy, l05 Cwilson) TO ]. won. Bernadotte.
90 GWard) |. second. Master Jim. 1G
tOhoru. IS 10 S. third. Time, 80 40. snnd
Hog FIc Counterpart, Miss Jonah. Mycenao.
Judge Monck. Hughe Quinn and McCreary also
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FOURTEEN IN ROW
FOR THE GIANTS

NEW YORK, July 9.-New York made
It fourteen straight today. shutting out
Chicago In the second game OF the series
by 10 0. Marquard held the visitors at
his mercy OF the four hits made off him
only one was clean. Schultz got two
base hit when Burns msjudged his fly.
and Cheney and Evcrs got scratch SIN
giles Cheney pitched strong game for
Chicago. his poor inning being the fourth
when New York scored two runs on sim
giles by Fletcher and Doyle, and a double
steal Bresnahan's passed ball and Che
ney's Wild pitch,
i third run was scored by New York
In the eighth on consecutive singles by
Shafer. Fletcher and Doyle,
CHICAGO. NEW YORK
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ST. LOUIS DEFEATED
TWICE BY BRA YES

BOSTON. July 9.-Boston won both
games OF a double header from st, Louis
Ioday the first hy TO Z and The Eecond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
HAVENS HAS LEAD IN
FLYING BOAT CONTEST

MACATAWA PARK, Mich, July a.
Reckwieh IIavens. contestant in the Chi
cago- Detroit hydro~aeroplane cruise. ar
rived here shortly before O'Clock this
evening In the hydro eropane with him
was the owner of the machine. ]. .. f.
Van Planck. The trip from South Haven
10 Macatawa Park. forty-fve miles, was
made against strong head wind In nifty
six minutes.
Havens kept close TO the lake shore all
the way and made perfect landing here
The stop IN South Eiaven was made to
empty his tanks and procure better goso-
line. Havens will proceed on his sjourney
early tomorrow morning. In expectation
OF the coming Of the hydro aeroplane.
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lOWNS FAIL TO
SOL We COLLINS

u. LOUIS. July a.-In the poorest
keltiou seen here this season. Boston
p over St Louis by TO o Ray Col
had the locals at his mercy. while
fhs other hand Boston hit ST. Louis s
1e teams errors.
{:s Boston teams baggage failed 10
IA 81. Louis and the champions per-
Cn In the locals travelling uniforms.
*eder Flanna gan, whom Manager Sto-
Hcured from the Southern Califor-
vague, made his debut when he re-
"a Austin at third, the latter being
'ihed for disputing a decision. He
not get a chance TO show his worth
ne field and popped up an inield out
" time at bat.
ST LOUIS. BOSTON
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! ryEL AND. July o-Philadelphis de-
Il, Cleveland by 10 3 In the first
I, n, their series here today. The
ID on balls given by Mitchell proved
q, Conservative base running held
..,,,nd's score down. as they outhit
y ooponents. Bases on balls 70 Walsh
4 rollIns. Bakers single and Mcln
/. sacrifice fly scored PhIladclphia :
I nm in the first inning. Bases on
4. ~ Baker and Barry and Schans' s
4, -pn scored three more N the sixth.
~ seventh Coll!ns's double. Bakers
,fls and McInnis's double scored two.
.SInr went IN for Cleveland IN the
~ and held the visitors. Cleveland
The score IN the nth on O'Neil's
"a Mitchells single and Jchnston's
n 4 rails In the ninth brought IN
/ moro for Cleveland, but Bush tight
a up and prevented turther scoring
CLEVELAND D-PHILADgLPHIA
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Butte Entries,
BY international News Service.

BY InteTnatIon0I MOVIE Service.
FirTt race. futurity course-Chop Green, 100:
Pro REALS, Mary Coghill. L3Joic. Lot,ic B..
Yvonno. l0T, DleeD. ScaTy william. Lord Clinton.
Sam Counor, Dorian Prince, l04 Kintolks. l02.
Second race. five turlonsU-othoIo. Ii5 Bins.
l0a: Duke OF Shelby. los; Mamie Mckinney.
Columbia Boy lo3; Coos. Barney 100.
Third race, futurlty courDe-Touy Faust 10.
Abo Slupskcy. Regards. i0e: Moptauk Gross. Iron
Queen. lN; Joe Woods. Judge Sale. Order Of
Dance. 100; Gossiper IT, Error. Madeline Mus
grave. 1o2. Loan Shark, 20.
Fourth raco, five furlongs-Lady Panchita, 1l5;
Pndc OF Lrmore. 1l2; Daddy Gip los Bort
Getty. 1o7; Sir Frctiul, 1o5; Mona Canomnnn.
10s
Fifth rseo. one mile-Donnis Stafford. 1oI. Star
Blue. Transparent. Tallow Dip, MlIt Jones. lO4
Emily Lee. First Foshon. i02, Mamie McDeo.
100
Sixth race futurity coursc-LeGcAr. III; Dutch
Courage, No Quarter. Marshall TiIlinghman. Nc
Alan. Sawyer, l0s; Annie McGee, Balronia. Ruc.
Forroun. I07. S.xtoon, lof; susnn r.. lo2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10

by 10 TO &. The second game was called
on account OF darkness after seven and
one half innings had been played.
Heavy hitting by the locals and the
w!ldness OF the ST. Louis pitchers were d.
recty responsible for the victories.
In the first game on hit inside the
grounds. Myers made home run. the
ball taking a bound over Oakes's head
and rolling 10 the fence after * looked as
though II would be but q single.
The locals drove two ST. Louis pitchers
from the slab in the second game.
McLean's l!ttls finger on his right hand
was split by q foul tip In the 1rst game
ST LOUIS BOSTON.
(Firrt rame)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
Chicago Whist Club Results.

CHICAGO. July a-The Chicago whist club
tniShed the first half Of tho finals In the play
for the Hamilton club trophy In the American
whilst congress with up over the Furniture
City club Of Grand Rapids. Mich. W Bailey
and Il c. Bcardslee wero tied with Mn Carney
and j. {. Behrdsl"e In north ard south poaI,ion.
section Of tho progressive play. with ia points
in loo s-i5 points average. EnS, and west,
ton 4. Mrs. Davidson aud J. T. Rouse. iis
age III 5-l3. North aud south section q. Mrs
81. Alexander, u simons. is0. average III East
and west. section u. Mrs. l. NJ. Lloyd F. II
Matthias, ISL average.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
LUIT AND SCHALK
FATAL FOR YANKS

-.Huo. July 9.-Scott and Schalk
TOO much for New York today
9Ucago shut out the visitors by .
kalL.o oeott struck out ten men, while
N oomoie: following Mldkiff's FUN
N Son,nss grounder. and Bodies
ave the locals the game. Tho
IN seam threatened 10 score IN the
n Is INNING, but lightning double
~ Manager Chance of New York
n taxnsht, new first hHsemcn.
|elc luay and he played well. The
1si.xa annunciators which were recently
N s, s, IN The park by President Com
hcsre given a workout and proved
NEW YORK CHICAGO.
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Belmont Park Entries,
, International News Service,

First race, five and half turiongs-Athletio
Girl. Robert oliver, Lsncewood. Superintendent.
l05t Flask 100: Polly II Odd Cro9s los
Second race m!lc-Ycngheo. es: Tactics.
los. Condeau. 95; Fred Mulhollnnd. Judge Wal
sor. III; Donald Macdonald. 1is: Miss Wlsg5, loo
Dandy Dixon. I03.
Third six furlougs-spring gbonrd. Il2;
Bally Cliff 81: Prince Eugene. III; Bosom. ll5.
Flying YHukoo. 10; Joo Dicbold. l02: Azadc. los
NGhtstick, Jos; Sickle. rs. Also eligible: Houss-
mnid. 10.
Fourth race. mile and a siItccnth-Stfcuu.
Qua. 1907 Lohongrln. l0i. MontTosor iot.
Fifth raco. six furlongs-Nelvlle. Lord Leigh
ton 100. Little fo5: Schallcr. LOG: Mr. Specs.
l0t; Bcnucoup. ~: Fond. loT: Chopin los,
Sixth race. five md half furlonEs-Mnry War
rem Hill stream i0i; HypatlH. ,o7. Uncle Nun.
100: stromholi. loI; Holiday Goldon Chlmes. ITO.
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Don Y use cough medieine contair

Don Z use cough medicine contain
ing opium or morphine. They consti-
pate the bowels and do not cure, only
stife the cough Examine the label
and If the medicine contains these
harmful opiates refuse it. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound contains 10
opiates, is healing and soothing.
Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, 1.-THE Never
Substitutors Five (5) good stores
(Adyertiseuent)
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Francis Has Collision.

SOUTH HAVEN. Mich. July o-Roy Francis
reached hero In his hydro-aeroplane at $40 p NJ
Atter taking gasosne. he attempted TO get away
for Mscatnwa Park. but eoilided with floating
log tbe end OF tho piers One Of tho pro-
pellcrs of tho craft vas broken aud Frapcis
dr!ftod ucnrly q mile down The beach before he
picked U? by the lts savers Fr1acis hra
sont TO Chicago for propeller aod hopes
Tomorrow sf,cynoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
Borston Quits Baseball.

NEW YORK. July e--Baker Borton. for
mer White Sox first baseman, sent with
Rollle Zieder 10 the Highlanders In return
for Hal Chase. Is speeding towards ST.
Joe. Mo Chance released Borton TO Jcr-
sew Citv of the Internal tional league. and
when the babe" was told the news he
informed Chance he was through with
He boarded train bound for
the old home town and left the skestsrs
in the lurch as regards an athlete for the
initial sack Borton said he would not
stand for cut in salary. He was hitting
the ball for the Yanks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10
JOHNNY DUNDEE is
NOW LIGHTWEIGHT

LOS ANGELES. July s.-The Jack
White Johnny Dundee night scheduled for
July 90 here WAS called of tonight. Man
ayers could not agree on terms.
81 am through with the so-cal]ed feath-
erweisht division" said Dundee. From
now on l will appear In the lightweight
class.
Dundee said he would like 10 meet
Leach Cross. The dentist. however. ex-
poets TO meet Harry Trendell in August.
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Butte Results.

By International News Service.
Firbt race. four and a holt turlonss-hiT,s
10 &c PculO / to .. won; Sir Harry. io5 on
MAtthcwsl, II to 5. second Big Lumax: lol "a.
Dopoynp, 40 TO !. third. Time, :5S SO CNsw
track rccordJ Eddie Foy Msplay. Martha, MAG.
Tom Knight. Doctor Bailey and julius Pineu' a''o
ran -, "a,
Second race. five furlongs-Bashfui Bette 19s 10
fKeIsay) 10 ?. won Brigham. loo &c H.
NilIerl 90 10 l. second. MoiSio. l0l o. pono-
YAM. II 10 q third. T!mo i:oi 10 siiss Dan
iolg Joe Bushcr Our Last. Gray's Favorites Mlke
Krebs Lay Low. Aspara and Vivian IL also ran,
Third race. five Observation-Disclosures Har"ooa.
lol IN Matthew'S. I 10 !, won: Amerieus' no
tcorcyj. 2 to L. second; Mona Canomsnn. 10.
(slelatf). 9 TO 2. third Time 100 10 RE rieei.ns rn
graycr also ran . . ,,,,
Fonr,h ruce ono milo and seventy yords-Jnck
paine io5 Cormss) to ?. won; Harry Lauder
no &C, Peak), II to .. second: cubon. II" tE.
NcEwer) 7 10 L. third. Time. 1:i5 I'd Chhtcn'
F,tb Taco, one milc-FIying: li3 tormes). g
n i won: BrlJon. 10 qmos), ~ to l. sccone
IehIsh IOT (Burlingamol. IL 10 j. th,rd, Llme'
1Il Is Ora McGoo. Valhal. Wicket sloep''h''
Iohn Patterson Forosuard and Rake also ran,
sixth race five and hall i1tlonse-lslauo
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Rivers Must Stand Trial.

VENTURA Cal July a.-Joe Rivers ths
southern California lightweight who vas Knocked
on, July By Champion Willie R;,ehie. mus, iP-
pear IN n justice court here July IS 10 answer
chnrgc Of having broken the Jaw ot W. RI
Smith. a rnkman. who Ueveral weeks ago dir
putcd RivcTs'S light 70 the road while the pusil-
lst driving his motor Rlvors's bond
was fixed a. $500.
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Southern League

Al Atianta-aemphls, &; Atlanta.
Al Nushyille-MoSile ,; Nashville. 2.
A, Cha,tanoo5a-Scw orleans. !: Chattanooga, 4.
A, Observation-Disclosures ?; Birmingham. ?.
tElovcn innings; called on account or dsFkness.)
Finals in all stampede contests today.
No night shows. Let 'er buck.
(Adycrtisement.)
No stampede night shows. All con-
tests afternoon. Finals today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-10

(Game called on account OF dnTkneF'l
SUMMARY: Errou-Oaics Roberts O'Lca-y, Nc
Donald. Two base hts-Swoonoy, Myers f2),
Mann. Roberts. Thrcc-bane hits-Evsns. Mann.
Home run-Titus HItS-on Ferritt In two IN
niuzs: OFF Steele. in and two-thiTds Innings.
of Geyer. 2 IN three and one-third lnnirEs. Sac
rifIce hlt-Counoy. Sacrifice tlies-whailng
o'Irnry Stolen baHes-Swecuey. Nagee. Whitted
Myers l2I. Double plny-Rudolph. Maranville and
Myers Left ON bdses-St. Louis. 5. Boston. g.
pn.ss on balls-oN pcrr!tt. Z; Of Steofe. q OF
Geyer. /. First base errors-Bostou = Hit
by pltchers-By Perritt (Marsnvills). BY Rudolph
(whlt,ed) Struck out-Bv Rudolph. s. by Geyer
5 Time Of game hours minutes. Umpires-
KLEIN and OCTh.