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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
Anaconda Entries.
, International News Service.

First race, four and half furlongs-
Ada Kennedy. 1l2; Ceos 1OS; Marta Mac.
Deal Carroll. 1o2; Ed Luce 100; Banasta
Mack. Eddie Foy. Real Worth, La
Florista, 81.
Second race, five furlongs-Big Claim.
Lee Harrison II, Charlie Brown, Good
Intent, Young Pansy. Annual Interest,
ia; Leda Lake. Ruth Esther, Secrete,
Mexican Wheeler, 112; Moisie. no;
Sierra, los.
Third race, seven furlongs-Pro REALS,
Judge Walton, Lescar, ia; McAlan, Ill !,
Medic, Lady Adelaide. Ethel Wicks, Dot
tle B.. Lady Rensselaer,. 109, Blue Beard,
10i; The Judge, Ill.
Fourth race. five and q half furlongs-
Dempslla. 112: Sir Fretful, 10e: Swarts
Hill, 103; Daddy Clip. 1o4; New Haven,
1O2; Clark NJ, 96; Doctor Dougherty. 95.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Gomul iii:
Tony Faust, IA; Joe Woods Regards
Abe Slupskey, Ormonde Cunnlngham
Foot Tc" Loose III; Arbutus Anne Niece
Sixth race, FIVE furlongs-Bcverstein
"a B.: Traffic III: AmohaIko. Salnest
llo' Frog Eye, ia; Susan F., La Casa.
dora. 112; Alice Teresa, 10S; Follane 105;
Bingham. 102.
Seventh race. five furlongs-Tilline-
hast. Milt Jones, Country Boy. 116; Fra nj,
g: Hogan. Elizabeth Harwood. Mary
O'Day. Roberta. 107: Tight Boy, los; Jobn
Hurle, loo; Mollie Richards Asperia. 100.
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How to Heal a
Stubborn Abscess
A Home Method Sure to Re-
store Flesh to Natural
Health.

Do not cover any external sore so as
TO interfere with perspirntion and the
formation OF protective scabs, Keep
IT clean and bandaged- II IT Ia a stub
born case. flush your blood with S. S. 8.
This famous blood purifier works won
ders. And you can easily give your
blood good. thorough cleansing by
using s. S, S. There Is no need for
anyone TO be despondent over the ILL
ness OF blood impurities. No matter
how badly they attack the system or
how unsightly becomes the skin, just
remember there is ono ingredient In
8. S. S. that 30 stimulates the cellular
Tissues throughout the body that each
selects Its own essential nutriment
from the blood.
Do not fail to get bottle Of S. s. s.
to-day You will be astonished at the
results II your abscess is OF such q
nature that you would like TO consult
a specialist. write to the Medical Dept,
The Swift Specific Co.. 1877 Swift Labo-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
JAKE DAUBERT LEADS
NATIONAL SLUGGERS

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Jake Daubert al
most reached the top among National
league batsmen this week. Only Earl
{inSling, Brookyn's hard hitting pitcher
is ahead OF Jake his teammate, but
Yinglings average Of ,373 has been held
IN only tWenty-eight games, while Daubert
has played IN los with a percentage OF
.3o7
Walsh Of Philadelphia Is tied with Dat
ber only 20. Charlie Mcdonald Boston,
has. dropped TO fourth, the lowest he has
ranked since early I'm the esson, but his
average for sixty-seven games is only
three points under Dnubert's and Walshs.
or 1854. Next among the National
leaguers are Hyatt. Pittsburg, .3i9. Crav-
ath, Philadelphia, ,345; r, Miller. Phila-
delphia, .33S: Viox, Pittsburgh. ,33l Zlm-
norman, Chicago, 1924; Gibson. Pittsburg,
1928
lust elk points separate Cobb from
Jackson In the American league. The De-
troit man is trailing with ,9s6. while
Jackson's average is .S9l. Five Ath-
letics are among the first eleven batters.
but Speaker. Boston. 3G9; Henriksen.
Boston, .351; and Lajoic. Clevelen nd, with
S43: precede them. Baxter with .339
leads the Philadelphians. McInnis 10 next
with ,337, and Eddie Collins follows with
1885. Gandil OF Washington here breaks
In with 1926 and Dan Murphy with .S1o
and Strunk with .30e make up the quin-
tet Of Athletics
Bert Humphreys. Chicago, pushed him
self into the lead among the National
league pitchers, while johnson, Washing
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Anaconda Results.
BY International News Service.


First race. fiYo turlongs-Blns 90 (Bezanaonl
TO 5, won: Fafnor, 90 CE, SMITH. iJ 70 6. Sec
ond: Milton Roblee. 100 tNcIntyrc), 10 20 !.
Mird. Timc, 1902 1-5. Sir Hurry and Ada Anne
also ran
Second race. six fuTlongs-Thistlc BolIe, 1l4
tW F1Sber), to I, won: Ruc, lo5 wv. McIn-
tyre). to T. second; Prince Conrad III CRogen).
20 5, third Time l.IJ 1-5. Great Frlnr.
Edna and CalIthumpiun also ran
Third race. iivo and half furongs-Mollo
Richards, IO6 (Mulisan), to l. won: Paniorita
!la tW. McIntyro). 10 s. second; Tidy wot-
fnrlh: 1o7 lMnuhcwsl: to l. third. Time,
1903 2-5. Nifty and Duncrngean nlso ran
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards
Transparent. 103 CMntthcws), 70 T. won, En-
gravcr 81 (Rozanson). Is TO ! second; Bert Getty
ilO tW. Fi6hor) TO q. third Time. AS. Jack
Paine and Ora McGec also
Fifth race, fItur!ty courso-Apnc McGcc IL
(Donovan) TO l. won. Danbcrry. 1O6 OToodsl. 20
TO /, second; Sharper Knight. l0a (E. smth).
~ &c l. third. Timo. l;ii 2-5. Frank G. Hogan.
Brlton. Tillnghnst. Clara ", and ormonde Cum
ningham also
Sixth race one mllc-Bluo Beard, lO5 OH Flab J.
orr. TO !. won. MoAlau, 107 (E. Cotton). TO
J. sccond: Dick Benson, 81 (Bozauson), i2 to
l. third Time 142 S-G. Mike Donlin. Fore
guard. Anna Schneider Patriotic. Dorian Prince
Seventh race, ono mlle-Rogards. 100 IN Mat
thewsl. 20 o won: Sir John. lO9 (E. Cottonl
10 S. second; Wassn l0e Is. Martini. S 10 l.
third. Time, l:I3. queen Lead Order OF Dance
Raycl Dare. Golf Ball and Iron oreon also ran.
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PLAYGROUND SPORTS
CLOSE FOR SEASON

The summers sports of the citv olav-
grounds officially closed yesterday, whom
the final track meet of all the orranize
t!ons was held. The meet took place al
the Liberty park grounds Those wbo
made the best records in all three OF
the meets viii DE given medals. The win.
ners OF the different events. the time or
distance made, and the classification NJ
tho competitors, are contained IN the an
pended list. Midgets are those under ! 1
years OF age: the Juniors are those be-
tween i and 16 years. and the Seniors
age those lG years or over.
5o-ysrd dash. Midsct,. Mark Gallagher. AZ
oecondE.
75-yard dash. juniors. Frank Lyons. PIX ,...
onds
loo-yurd dash Seniors. c. Bloomfield - 1.eon,s
Potato race. under 10 years. James Solomon "a
seconds. ~
Nigh jump. Midget. Roser, Brown, feet .
High jump. Juniors. Jerome Reed fee, ,
High Jump. scniors. n Thy. feel,
Broad jump, Midsein Ardrov winter I. fee,
8 ~ inches.
Broud jump. Seniors II. Thy. is feot 10 Inches
Pois vault, Mdgets. Andrew Winter feot
Pole vault Juniors. F:srh Lyons feet .
nches
Pole vnult Seniors, H ray. fest.
Rolay raco. l2o yards. Junior Liberty team
II 20 seconds
Relay race. $50 yards, Senior Liberty team
i:lo 4-5
5o-yard dash. MidsetS. May Hardy. g e.s sec
ondu.
Relay race. 200 yards. high school team IN,
tlmo.)
High Jump. Bcps!o Sparks. ; fec, 10 inches
Tho pennsnts for tho various sports vent 10 IN,
following teams: Liberty. In junior Indoor base
ball: Pioneer. In Midget indoor baseball; Lihorty
n boys' junior voIlsy ball; Liberty, IN boy.
ball; Lafayette, jn ooyE' Midget catch ball
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PROMISING MARE
HURT: LATER SHOT

DES MONIES, Ia, Aug. 29.-An acci
dent which cost the life OF Matte w,
one OF the promising entries In the 2:25
trot. cast a shadow over the second day
of the Great Western circuit aces this
afternoon Matte w. stumbled in the
back stretch during the fourth heat and
was carried off the field with broken
leg and was later shot.
The 2;25 trot furnished plenty OF eX-
element, Charles r. Voorhees, and Manor
Girl being tied for first. Samona, a late
entry. was third.
The summaries:
Three year~olds and under, pace,
purse sS00-Little Bernice, first; Clifford
Hoyt. second; Heiret Marie. third Best
time 2:1i9.
2;25 trot, purse s7O0-Charles r. voor-
hees and Manor Girl tied for first; Sa-
mona, third. Best time. 21S2.
Team pace. purse sS00-Blll Barley
corn and Billy Murray, first, Nellie
Bishop and Argot Wilkes. Charley C. and
Symbol Patch, tied for second.
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Banquet Wednesday.

During the day arrangements were
completed for the banquet to be rendered
the winning Davis cup team In New York
next week. IT is planned to hold the
celebra ton of the return OF the interna-
tionnl champions at Delmonico's on We'd
nesday evening. II the tournament ends
here Tuesday. Dwight +. Davis Of ST.
Louis. donor Of the cup. will be present
and deliver a speech OF congratulation to
the men responsible for its recovery. Ev-
cry former national champion with the
exception OF Richard Sears has already
agreed 10 attend as well as all the
members OF former American Davis cup
teams. During the banquet duplicates Of
The Davis cup will be presented TO mem
bers OF the various teams who have not
already received one.
or the two matches scheduled for
Monday, the Mclaughlin and johnson
contest will be staged on the grand
stand court.
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is CHAMPION
RIFLE SHOT OF u. S.

CAMP PERRY, o.. Aug 23.-By winning the
presidents match today. Captain w. II. Clop-
ton OF the Thirteenth United Statco cavalry is
the champion individual military rlfleman Of the
256. O'
Second place wos takcn By c. B. Long OF
Massachusetts with OF 2G0 points and
hlrd. by George w. Chcsloy OF Connecticut who
scored $50. Last years record OF as was beaten
81 points.
shooting in tho champion revolver match opened
With three teams lined up. The final bcorer re.
suited in victory for Colorado, with score OF
LOOT worlds record scoro for this match Now
York second with n total OF Old and The
IllnoiS team third with sss
Tho winning and record making team w.s
maae up OF the following shooters: Captain A.
G. Coffin and c. ". McCu,heon
Tho final stages OF tho Evans service skirnnI,h
match today gave tho Victory TO tho Oklahoma
team when Il downed oroson0 first team. which
landed In second plneo Alabama camo In for
third place "
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Big Meet Next Week.

Tho following programme will be given Sy tho
Fairgrounds OF Salt Lake August 20 on tho largo
lawn nt Liberty park:
ny LiboTty playgTounds-
Gymnastlc class by the boys. led By D O.
Spencer; dance "ostcnde." by the girls, led by
Mrs.. Edith Beatio: joyful greeting. by tho kinder
gartcn, led By Mias Lulu Cram.
By tho Pioneer Playground
Rose dance. by tho girls led By Miss MARY
Stewart: gymnastic class. by tho boys. led By
z. II. white.
BY Bryant nchoo playgroundS-
Gy'mnnstic class, By tho children, led by Mrs
Emily Mcdonald.
by Jackson achool Playground
Dainty step. By tho girls, led By Miss Violet
Bath.
b. high school Playground
High school Red and Black, led By Miss Alice
Hubert,
By Lathyetts uchool playgrouuds-
Hewetts fancy by tho girls lod by hisb Eva
Pack.
By Sumner school paysTounds-
Spanish waltz. by the grls, led By Miss Grace
Mcdonald: flag drill. by tho boys and girl. led
by M!Ga Grnco Mcdonald.
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Windsor Results.
BY International Nowa Service.


First raco six fuTlonss-ondramon. III Wan-
duscn), TO 5. won; Crystinwoga loS (oocrt).
to 8. second; sarolta, 103 uounsocrry). to 8.
third Time. iii 4-6. T. p. Connon aud Maid
OF FroUmo also
Second race. six furlongs-Mother Kntoham, io2
tKeders). l6 TO s, won: Brawny, 106 (callahanl.
10 5. second: ond.amonda. es (Taylor). 10 20 l.
third Timo 1:16 County Part. Clint md Love
day also ran
Third race. ono mile and seventy yards-Ba.
ioi (keder!s). 10 TO 10. won; Gerard. "a Gala
hon). 70 1. second; Good Day, 81 HounShcr'y,'
TO l, third. Time. 1;47 s-5. Fell Port Airing"
ton and L. NJ. Eckert also
Fourth rncc. Windsor stakes. ono mile-Mclton
Street. llo (smalD TO ., won: Terrible Bill
100 (Kederis). 20 !. second; Rifle Brigade. ~
tCallahan). 10 ], third Time l1s. Font
Jenny GeddeS and Prince Ahmed also ran. -
Fifth raco. five furoUgs-Patty Resan. 10.
tGross). /: to J. won; Sheffield % tMontour), .
10 Q, second; Rounlanian. iol (schnrfl. 70 l.
third. Time 1903. Sorsnatn, Superiority. Laura.
Scarlet Letter and Edna Liska also ran.
lol tGroes), to / won. Right Easy. lo' wan
duson) 20 !. second: Duqucsne. lO9 tFal.-
brothcr). 10 to 6. third. Time. LOS i-6 Gasket, @
Theo Cook. Black Chiof. spclloound. Double
Five and TITLES Nightmare also ran.
Seventh -aco, mile and seventy yards-KSos
1o5 (Kodcris) 70 l. won; Tactics 10? CFair-
brothcr) 20 I. second; Ny Follow. los tooenl'
Q 70 /. third Time. 1:iI 3-5. Earl OF savoy
PLANT Henry Hutchlsoo. Wander and Copper
town also ran.
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Saratoga Results.
1y International Newa Service

ny io'cInatioHhI Newg Service.
FIRST race six turlongs-Joe Knight, 11e fput
weld, TO !. won; soslus. 9e (J. MoTagsart1
10 2 second; Tow,on Flcld. 100 (Glass)s TO
also ran ~ 'H"'ouF
Second race. utooplecboso. about two mIIc.-
Bln Andrews. 1is (Fain), to l. won. Ounce,
ton hs Dupee). to !. uecond; Shannon Riycr
~ ~ thilon). to 2 third. Timo. 4.2s. Noseray
Big Sandy and Bigot also ran
>,I,fd Tnird race. nix fuTlongs-Litlo Nephew. 1Is
(hlllinsswoFth). II TO 10, won; UndnunteJ I'm
~ ,,sFyan);; to l. second Trumpu. IIs tsoreD
Fl,eS!do charestonian. sandst!cker. Mr. soIrc.
and Vandergritt also ran " '"'ssn
Fourth race. ooo milo end three-sI1tco,th.
IAN ,ia SaokSon Jog Davies. to /. won: Labor,
tio .nore',. TO j. second; NlGhtstick lo2 (Am.
Droscl 10 2. third. Time. 2:0l 3.5 FI,mm,
Any Port and Prince Eugene also nm
fhth race, one milo-Hand Running IGi (rJ,r
tenant PowelD. TO :? won; Gilbert 1er tCsn
mn mn Mltchel). TO l. second: Mason. l6l CC1p.
stGrtcrs ''' oniS thfcc
Sixtn race. nvo and half turlongS-ArrInv.on
Jos t0lass). TO 5, won: Lily orme 100 's TN .on'
!er): 70 l. second: oktlbbena. lo5 CByrn.i X
10 !. third Time. li1i Roso Wright, I,,r
Landow and Armament also ran "a""'
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FIREMEN AND COPS
READY FOR BATTLE

Anything is liable to happen when the
lremen and policemen meet In their ball
The game Will probably begin at 2
O'Clock. owing to the fact that President
B. c. Hite Of the Salt Lake club wishes
TO have the grounds put In shape for the
series with Helena, which begins Tues
day. Neither the firemen nor the police
men were able TO state yesterday, how
ever, whether they thought they could
and half or In three hours and a half.
The contest is sure to be closely fought,
however, and It is impossible at this
time to predict the outcome,
An admission fee will be charged at
the gate, and whatever proceeds are
taken I'm Will go to the special benefit
funds of the two organlzat tions
Poll
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Johnson Starts Slowly.

The tournament committee allotted the
gTandstand court today to the Johnson
Strechnn match, which was late In start
Ing owing TO the damp condition OF the
turf, following the carly morning show
served the first bail. Johnson. as Is his
custom, started slowly and for few
minutes the stocily Californian appeared
to be making a runaway match OF the
play. The Philadelphia appeared to de-
vote more attention to his opponents s
style OF play than TO the ball. and Strach-
an quickly ran out the set. six games to
two.
This was his only opportunity to shine,
however, for Johnson had solved Strach-
ans dash!ng. but rather crude game, and
proceeded TO run out the succeeding three
sets with only occasional stands by the
Californian. The boy never faltere6. but
he lacked the resourcefulness necessary
10 combat his more experienced adver-
a1ry successfrlIy
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Policemen
HARBERTSON TO MEET
LONG ON LABOR DAY
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 23-With Joseph Goss
promoting the affair, articles have been
signed for a wrestling match between
Long, the Texas champion, The match
will be staged In the orpheum theater
on Labor day, September 1. The wres-
tiers entered into a verbal agreement
Harbertson and three trainers have de-
parted for u camping trip In the noun
tains, II being the intention Of the local
the match with Long, Although he has
not recovered from the injury sustained
as a result Of the toe hold administered
by Chris Jordan in their recent match,
Harbertson believes that he will be in
such good condition upon his return to
the city that no hold need be barred
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Damp Court Is Puzzle.

The damp court rather helped Johnson
and his spinning chop strokes badly puE-
zled Strachan once the easterner got 60
ing. The Californian frequently drove
into the net or out OF court. 1t was this
fault and Johnsons generalship In fore
Ing Strachan into deep court play that
actually gave the vital points TO the re-
serve member of the Davis cup team.
On earned points Strachan had slight
advantage over Johnson. the score stand
Ing % to 2S. but on the unearned side
OF the card Strachan was a heavy loser.
for he gave SIS points TO Johnson, receiv
ing in return but Sc.
The summary showing sets, games and
points won at nets. outs, placements
service. aces and double faults, follows:
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Chance Gets Texas pitcher

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-Manager Fra mir
Chance OF the New York Americans to-
day purchased the release OF pitcher
Rose OF the Houston (Tex.) League club.
and he viii report here September 10
Rose is a lcft-hander and leads the Tex
as league pitchers in winning percent
age. He has Won twenty-five games and
lost seven. His twenty-flfth victory was
scored Friday in which game the FIRST
run was made Off him In ffty-f four con-
secutive innings
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Saratoga Entries.
BY Internatio News Service

First race. SIX furlongs-Bobby Bower.
rroSress,ye. Tony Boy. Moncrief. Fla
dette. Luria, 1o5; Via octavin Patruoha, nci,s
Little Hugh. Inc!sion. Water WeIIas
gpeather Duster, Discovery. Grenida. i07:
Royal Message. Cecilia H.. Nello. Jo5
Second race. steeplechase, about two
bashion Wing. Leumas, Bayport
Ehomb. 132; Humility. Repentant. Ia6:
Gallant Gay. Dissenter, las.
SURPRISING. 100; Surfacng. III. preston
Lynn. l09; Aunt Mamie. Edith w Io,
salon; salon; Trade Mark. Vega 81: Delft, i02 !;
ter Lady. l05: Nalad o..
, Fourth race. mile and one-eighth-
Bottle, Star Mason. az Barnegat. es,
son, 112: Warhorn, 90. Flying Fairy I09
Swannoa- III; Princess Cailaway. los
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BUTTE MAY PLAY
OGDEN AT OGDEN
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN Aug. 23.-pocause OF the lack OF at
tendance at the Butte gamos. tho directors OF tho
local club have been offered the opportunity to
to thia city. This IS tho last series OF the
KnlEhtnon IN the north before they arc due TO
return homo for tho final week OF tho season
with the SkJscraperB and tao transfer could bs
made without great Inconvenience. The local d.
rectors are not snre. however. that they want
tho se-ies and consequently decision hos been
reached. Tho Salt Lake series stands juSt as
originally planned. with five games al Gleuwood
and tS- final game Lucas Held. There Is 4
movement foot, however to take more than
one game Of tho last series TO Salt Lake,
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BOTH JOHNSON AND
WILLIAMS WIN SETS
Eliminate Washburn and
Strachan in Singles; Nc
LoughIin-Johnson Match.

NEWPORT. R. J.. Aug. 23,-Wallaoe
F. Johnson and r. Norris Williams II
won their way into the sem!-fual round
OF the al-comers' singles championship
today. defeating J. R. Strachan and w,
NJ WashburD. respectively. IN the sixth
days play OF the annual tournament OF
the United States National Lawn Tennis
association Johnson defeated Strachan
rs. So, 60, Ga. and Williams eliminated
washburn. 81, rs. s-3 In both cases
the scores indicated clearly the superior
fly OF the vIctors. Williams will play Nat
Niles. and Johnson will face Champion
Maurice e. Mclaughlin on Monday. The
winners, In turn. VIII play for the ma,
tonal singles on Tuesday. AS the field
stands, Mclaughlin is opposed by three
eastern stars, but after his wonderful
demonstration OF tennis against Clothier,
he is an overwhelming farorite to win
the cha up!onshlp again.
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To Present Trophies.

Following this programme will be ths prcscnta-
;ion Of the cups siyon by Commissioner George
D. Koyser. the peunants glvcn by State Senator
Benner x. Smith and the presentation OF tho
medals in tho athletic meets during the sum
mer
Preceding tho programme thero will be n demon
stratiou OF girls gymnastics followed by swimming
demonstrations. diving and life saving By TIE
girls Thip latter will bog!n at 2:3O oclook In
the afternoon. while tho programme proper Will
begin promptly at o'clock,
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GROVER i'm
PA|LL|Es' l|
Great Pitcher a,,I
Doom to o,,,I
A'ushly q
BEGAN IS An \
Appeared in "B,.|
0nd; Five O,l|
Frat slab N

for rr1p'hh,s1osIrnA ph,1sS.'la'n II
np0'r,a out al. ever get ,'o,',
Sna ,'l", the season and a,s 4,
d, o,ed lS, BY in,urls,." +. ~ =
o. , major leasus b,,a'.
eral seasons.
,'i, Chief among l,s,.. /
m ms ; 10 Tor the last d..
tn, rns BIG rlEh,-aapa.,' ~ =!
not not inappropHat.ly ~
der the Great
-, alexander, a With t, 49,
.oro.t,,,o Is 10 bis III, -,
something ona q, Of the iss 5,
one OF the pltctI,s ).
lowed by an Of, s..,s
season for Alsrans,.
only Won a llstls e.s
the half way mari {, =
umn' That Nigh. ), -.
year for HOms hurIsr, -
ander the Great.
Grover Cleyelsrs !,
IN 1887 near 81 p,s
father was one e., o, ras 4.
grated sna to that counI,1' = !
iarm ui lands. There a
sister, sisters were broussiW ~
prairie acres, sao
Irish descent -"' Wu
, Dode as he was l,,,,
gays. ga played on tbe s".
81 Paul. and laiss rs =,
ifiicciently fic "iownIieds - y.
st Paul nins il ,,ss =
from rival towns '
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Baker Goes 70 Detroit.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug, 23,-President
Jones OF the Lincoln Western League
club announced this afternoon the sale OF
catcher Delmar Baker 10 the Detroit
American league team This Is Bakers
i-st year with the local club. coming
here from the Helena Mont. team OF
the Union association by draft. II IS his
third year In organized baseball. The
purchase price was not announced. Baker
Will report next spring.
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Goes to Indians

Manager ChitlsI -.
had heard Of lhs i,,r 81
bought him. tsnG1s q, G,1.,ss1
spolls sIs eses S''' In the gts \
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ting into even : ~
to Syracuse unoe nos -
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MT'' fop syracuse, and T
bv tS. Phlladelphhla.., sd
Standing . issi,a issl ! a.
pounds u, dns..ospscts 3 ss 10 - Z.
fsctive s!deaIm, M s.l
hall VIII = lirl
Moran's Nor coachlns! . ,,, :
Ias3 man; 8 Ts1aossii.';;. : 14a5osis ;;.s.,s31
1Tind, 1rG1 ,0I winning i q sslS1 = q
m,l,u. va mes. He ent.d d.'S.r|
rec record aa,St,ss & ss's'ar'.isIs 'issaar.s e.:
! tss Is issfs' f. aiss Iss'!'as !s'as,;;;,.ss|
he pitched 0''' =
tories. Alsrspie
lost seventeen ss5 -
on games won uns5sf ~ Z.
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t,onaI league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
Union League i'm Figures

Batting compiled by official
Union association
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