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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
PETER F. MADSEN DIES.
Well Known Pioneer Of Brigham City
Succumbs After Brief Illness

We'll known Pioneer or Brigham City
Succumbs After Brief Illness.
Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, July 17.-Peter F.
Madsen, an old-time and highly re-
spected resident of this city, died at his
home First West and First North
streets. last night after two weeks III
stantly confined to his bed. Mr.. Mad
sen had been a big factor in building up
this community and during his early life
In this county had held many important
public positions, He served as a county
commissioner when the courthouse
grounds were laid In the early days. He
was a member OF the first class In teleg-
raphy. which was appointed by then
Governor Brigham Young, and later dis
patched the first message over the Des-
eret telegraph from this city. This first
message was a congratulatory greeting
sent by President Lorenzo Snow of this
stake In answer to q similar greeting
sent to Snow by Brigham Young. mark
ing the opening OF the telegraph line
used in olden days and known as the
Deseret telegraph.
Mr.. Madsen is survived by a widow,
TWO daughters and five sons,
Peter +. Madsen was born in Lolland,
Denmark, August 10, 1Si3. and after join
Ing the Mormon church in 1856, he, with
many relatives, emigrated to Utah.
Funeral services will be held in the
Third ward chapel on Saturday at
p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
TEAMS BATTLE TWENTY
INNINGS TO A TIE.

ADRAIN. Mich. July 17.-Battle Creek
and Adraln, the leading teams in the
Southern Michigan league, today played
twenty innings TO q tie, each scoring
one run before darkness ended the strus-
gle. Manager Jenkins OF AdTaln scored
the run for his team In the fourth IN
ming He led off with a single. advanced
on a sacrifice hit and a passed ball and
tailed on a sacrifice fly.
Pitcher Mcdonald OF Battle Creek trip
led in the sixth and scored on an error.
Both pitchers showed wonderful con-
troll. Loomis Of Adrain. a right handler.
struck out nineteen batters and issued
only one pasS-purposely-in the tWen-
famed sixteen and passed no one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
BR A YES WIN AND
LOSE WITH CUBS

BOSTON. July l7.-Boston and Chicago
split even in a double header today. the
locals winning the first game, 10 .,
and the visitors taking the second, TO l.
In the third inning OF the first con-
test. Fred Smith started a batting rally
which gave Boston all its four runs and
which forced the retirement Of MS broth
er. Charles Smith. the Chca go pitcher
have opposed each other IN a National
lea que game.
The winning streak OF Perdue. who had
won six straight games. was broken by
Chicago In the second game The locals
made but four hits off Humphriess de-
livery. Although three OF these hits
came in succession in the fourth inning
not one local player reached second base
The first man TO single was thrown GU;
trying To steal: another was hit by a
batted ball and the third was forced out
CHICAGO o-BoSToN
(Eirst gnmel
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PHILLIBS DIVIDE
BILL WITH REDS

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE dou-
ole-header here today resulted In an
even break, Philadelphia winning the hrst
game by 1 to Q and Cincinnati the second
~ TO O.. The visitors knocked seaton
ott the rubber in the first four innings
on the second contest by piing up six
,%o sacrifices. Manager Doom sent in
.I.ree other pitchers. but johnson rnore
par fnan held his own against all Of them
hbsslreHammer was hit on the leg by a
40 leavs the game. Umpire Rigler or
u5hlea wh Looert of the field for arguing
t,r tmsn called out at first base and then
pumping into the umpire
~ IN tne nrst game Alexander was hit
neely raely AT the start. the visitors getting
Cneh Cneinns soteties In the first three Innings
jnntnn niIed the bases In the second
'"s Aep' the scoring down to one run.
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NE w YORKS GIVE
MAPS BIG SURPRISE

feated Cleveland, to l, today. when
Kahler and the rest Of the Cleveland
team went up in the air In the second
inning allowing the visitors to score
six runs Schulz held Cleveland to six
scattered hits and but for knights wild
throw TO third In the sixth. with run
ner on second, might have held Cleveland
scoreless Chapman singled and was
rounding second. on the hit and run when
knights error allowed him TO score
Doubles by Knight and Midk!ff. bases
on balls TO Gossett and Wolters and sin
giles by Daniels and Cree scored six runs
for New York In the second, with the
assistance OF three Cleveland errors Gull
lop then replace Kahler for Cleveland
and held New York to five hits and one
run, New York scoring in the third on
Pecknpaugh's single, Hartzeils sacri-
flee and Jackson's tumble OF Mldkin' S
single.
CI.pVEIAND-Mr yopK
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Butte Entries.
nal News Service.

By International News Service
First race five furongn-Good Intent, Mural.
10; Miss Rhoda Mary O'DGy. Maxine Wheeler.
Amohnlko Anna Schneider. Lcda Lako. Sainest.
l0S Molsle. lO5.
Second race five furlongs-Tony Faust. III;
Regards ia: Ruth Esther. 1l2; Ossisn. Voting.
10; Ethel P. Secrete. Jeanne dare. 1oS; Kitty
w. l0i.
Third ruce ono mile and twenty yards-Beau-
tIfuI Knight, No Quarter. Cre1 Forcguard, Bril-
ton Big Claim. l07 McAlan, 1o5; Yvonne 1o3,
Mamie McDcc, oS
Fourth race five flrlongs-Country Boy, 114;
Angclus. Ramsey, J. II, Barr, Lyte Knight. An
puaI Iuetrcst no; Ferrcnn. lOs; Sierra. lM
Fifth race one mile and twenty yards-Lescar
ia: Footloose. III. Seepand. Kinfolks Dottie
B. lO9 Abound Haun!s. 107; Jim Cafierata, 1o6
Lehigh. Gretchen G.. 105
Sixth race, five furlougs-Lcc Harrison H. ia; 4;
Iron Queen. Queen Ruth l12, Prince Conrad
no. Madeline Musgrove, Parncll Girl Lady Ade-
laide, I0s: Nifty. loc: Strange Girl. 100.
Weather clear; track fast.
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OMAHA TEAM MAY GO
TO FEDERAL LEAGUE

LINCOLN. Neb.. July 17-In a letter
from President William Rourke of the
Omaha Western league baseball club to
President Fl. L. Jones of the Lincoln
club received today the Omaha owner
asks waivers on all the members of his
team, with the exception OF Catcher
Johnson and Outfielder Thomason
The action affects Manager Arbogas-
Robinson, Hicks, Applegate and Glave-
nich Infielders Kane, Shipke. Justice,
Grubb and Neff and OutfieIders Fox,
Coyle and Congalton, in all fifteen men
The Omaha team has not had the best
OF success this season. yet there is
persistent rumor that a berth in. the
Federal league Is beln~ sought by Own
er Rourke,
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LARRY CHAPPELLE AT
LAST is HEARD FROM

CHICAGO. July 17.-Larry Chappelle
telegraphcd Charles Comlshey. owner OF
the Chicago Americans, today that he
would report tomorrow ready to play.
Comiskey has been perturbed by the un-
Explained absence OF his high-priced star.
ting outfieder for the White Sox and
paid the Milwaukee association team a
lEargs Eg sum for him, si3,5oo. in addition to
Outnelder Beall, Chappelle packed his
Few days Comiskey has heard nothing
from him,
II got word from Chappele from his
nome town, McCloskey. III" said Co
inIShey today. He said he went down to
tsll his mother about the change and
that ne would be on hand to play tonnor-
row. II So we probably VIII put him in
uhllorm and see what he can do"
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Windsor Entries.
tlonal News Service.

By International News Service.
First race, five and n half turlonss-senereta,
95; Mary Ann. l0l. Aladcr ioi; Buzz Around,
95: Sunmcrhill. 1O1: Requiram. l07.
Second race. steeplcchaso. about TWO miles
The African. 1872; Murila, H2 Jack Dcnncrlin.
1885: Rncewell 1877. Dcbod. 1A
Third six furlongs-Bclray, ioi Pan
vareta, 1oS; LeochnTcs. l12: Moving Picture. The
Widow Moon, l0l.
Fourth race one mile and si1teenth-sam- n
ucl R. Meyer. lO3; Melton Street, io6: Flora
Fina. 10i Plate Glass. 1875
Fifth raco. six fuTlongs-Bnttery, OF: Tankard.
los. Big Dippcr. Afterglow. i02: Garden OF Al
ian. 90; Terrible Bill. Hassou, Fred Levy. Tro-
vato. l06.
Sixth rnce six furlongs-Chemulpo. os: Titles
Nightmare. lO9; Russell McGill. l04 Gnmoll!e.
to7 Also eligible: Ichbod. ll3: Black River.
1oi: Jcssupburn, 1907 Font l01; j II. Houghton,
los
Seventh race. mile and furlong-Ficl.
Miss Jonah Marshon. aS. Master Jim. l0i; L..
NJ. Eckort DR.. Wodo Briggs. 10; Gerard. os
Annie Sellers. os: Fox Craft. l02
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
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BROOKLYN. July lY.-Pittsburg took

BROOKLYN. July l1.-Pittsburg took
the first game of the series from Brook
lyn after a hard battle today, to ).
The visitors lost the lead in the sew
enth. but regained il in the eighth. Rob
inson pitched shurout ball for six In
nings and then the locals punched three
singles and double FOR three runs, Hen
dirk relieved Robinson In the eighth and
held Brooklyn safe, Three errors pJ
Brooklyn and two singles off Ragan in
the third netted Pittsburg only one run
The visitors punched three singles on
top OF batter hit in the fifth and again
only one run was scored. three men be
ing left on bases, Again In the seventh
Pittsburg got three hits, but failed 10
score.
Scratch hits by Wilson and Nlo%,
Clerke's sacrifice and Byrne's long SIN
gle won the game in the eighth. Robin
son made three hits in a row before re-
tiring Catches by Carey and kommers
were features Ragan did not issue a
pa IS.
PfTTsBURG- BROOKLYN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
ERROR GIVES GAME
TO GRIFFITH'S MEN

ST LOUIS July 17.-shotton's error
on Morgan's high fly in the sixth in
on second base. decided a pitching duel
between Joe Engel, a Highlander, and
Carl Weiman, a southpaw. in the for
mer's favor. Washington winning the
by a score Of / TO 0.
Engel held the locals TO three hits.
one In each OF the first three innings
Lavan, who tripled IN the third. was the
only local player TO reach third base
Weilman also pitched a steady game, al
though hit harder than the Washington
twirler, The fielding OF Mcbride and
Lavan was a feature.
ST OUIS-WASHINGTON
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FIVE AMATEURS TIE.
IN EASTERN HANDICAP

WILMINGTON. Del. July 17-Five
amateur marksmeu were tied for first
place I'm the eastern handicap. the fea-
ture event of the eighth annual eastern
handicap trap shooting tournament,
when darkness prevented further COM
petition, TODAY The five leaders are NJ
T. Wise of Marysville. Pa: George NJ
Howell, northumberland Pa: r., A. Hall
Waynesboro, Va.; DR.. F. w Clark, Ros-
with a score OF 90 out OF possible 100
The tourna ment Will be concluded tomor-
row
II H Sloan OF Philadelphia was high
amateur in the three days shooting
breaking f62 in a possible 600. Charles
G. Spencer of ST. Louis was high pro-
fessional. with 57S breaks.
r. D. Gibbs Of Union City. Tenn. and
Lester s, German OF Aberdeen. Md. pro-
tessionals. led their field today with 100
straight breaks.
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PERMITS NO BETTING
AT MINERAL SPRINGS

INDIANAPOLIS, July 17-Indana mi
IItIa probably will be sent to the Mineral
Springs race track to prevent the run
ming of the second meeting. scheduled
for August 81, according to announce
The governor said this action would be
taken II he becomes convinced that gam,
bling by the so-called credit system.
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Important TO umnirea

NEW YORK, July l7.-Prestdent
iynch OF the National league today sent
the following notice to all club mem
League umpires have been instructed
70 enforce rule 81, section /, as follows:
II with one or more runners on the
oases, the pitcher (elther by accident or
Of delivering same TO batsman or in
throwing to first when occupied by q
base runner. the umpire will cali n
'oalk and the runner or runners will
advance one base. Please inform your
players OF the above"
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CLEVELAND-NEw YORK.
NEW YORK.

summary; ETors-Le'bold Jackson Turner
O'Neil knight. MjdkiH Two-b1se hits-Pech-
inpaugh, Knight. Midklft Sacrifice hts-Hart-
zeU, Peoklnpsu5h. schuls Stolen bnses-Leibold.
Daniels. Woltcr Cree. Double pays-Hartsell
Peckjnpough and Knight: Turner IaioIe and
Johnston: Chapman. LaJolc and Johnston. Hits
or Babler. In and two thirds innings; of
Cullop In six aud onc-third innings. Bases on
bals--on Bahler o. or Schulz /. Struck out
BY Cullop . by Schulz. S. Wild pitch-Kahlcr
First base error-Ncw York !. Lett on bases
Cleveland. 8 New York. q Time OF gums-I
hour 40 minutes-Um pircs-o Loughliu and HIldo-
brand.
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Is being carried on at the track. The
present meet ends Saturday.
Burt New, the governors legal clerk.
who has been at the track this week
no open gambling at the track. but that
the gamblers make their bets before they
leave Chicago The governor said ne
would make a thorough investigation OF
the present meet before the next starts.
and If gambling is begun In August ne
will send troops 10 close the track
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CHICAGO.

Emitted Tor EYnns IN Inc eighth
Score by innings
Chicago .,,,............-.0 o q a o.
Boston .......s....,s-r...0 o 4 o -
Summary: Error-Richie. Two-base hi,-
Schultz. Three-hase hit-Clymor Hits-0ti Smith
6 IN three Innings orr Richie. : in five inning.
Sacrifice hil-Tyler. Stolen bases-Evers Mitch
ell. corriGon. Double plrys-snith, Sweeney and
Myers. Corrideu. Evers and Safer. Left on bases
--Chicago, 4. Boston, Z. First bese on bolI6-oU
Tyler. s. First bnEe on error-Boston. T. Struck
ort-By Tyler. 6; By Richie, @ Tino OF game
hour ~ minutes. Umpires-ouigey and EN-
slic
SECOND GAME
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CINCINNATI

'Bnttcd for Au1es In the seventh
tBatted for susgs In the ninth
Score by innings . .
Cincinnati ......-...O J U y !,
Philadelphia ..........-..2
Summary: Erro--Clarkc. Two-baBe hits-Dodee
Lobert. Threc-bEse hit-Paskert, Home run
Becker. Hts-ott Ames. in six innings: OH
Croh ana HoblItzel; Alexander. Dolan and XIII
for LET; on hases-Clnoinnati I. Philadelphia
8 First base on bails-on Ames. !; OF snses,
Z; off Alexander / Struck out-By Ames: !, by
suEss Q by Alexander 3. wild pl;ch-Ames
/ limo OF game hour 55 minutes. tmpHes-
Riger and Byron.
SECOND GAME.
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CHICAGo-PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA

Summary: Errors-Rath, Collins Lapp. Three
base h!t-Lord. Home run-McInnis. Hi,s-On
Bush. in seven innings; off Morey. mono in one
inning. Sacrifice hits--J. Collins. Bodie Stolen
bnse-Wcaver Double plnys-Rath 20 Chnse;
Bush 10 Barry 10 McTnols: Daley TO Baker: Lapp
20 Z. Collins. Left bhses-ChIcago. J; Phlln-
dclpha. 4. First bnso boll5-On Scott .; off
Bush. 3. Struck out-By Scott. 81 by Bush. 3.
Wlld pltch-Bush. Timo OF game-1 hour 10 min
utes. Umplres-Egan and Dineen.
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Philadelphia got two runs In the FIRST
Inning on pass TO Knabe, Lobert's dou-
be a wild pitch by Annes and CraYsth ; ;
single, In the fourth Paskert trip!eu
and scored on a single.
CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA.
(First game.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
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summary: ETToTs-becNeT NhIsN. F"U.U"sv
hits-Dodgc. Hobtzel. Marsaps, Paskert. Hits
or seaton In four innings: OF Mayer none In
one inning: off Marshall. In two innings; of
Rixcy. : in TWO Innings. Sacrifice hit-1esoher.
Sacrifice rIv-Hoblitgel. stolen baseS-knabc.
Bescher Double play-TiDker and Hobitscl l.e,'
on bAscs-CncinnAti 4; Philadelphia 8 FIRST
base on balls-On johnson, .; off Sen,on. !; off
RiXey l. of Mayer. |. Hit by ptcher-By seaton
(Bershammer) Struck out-By Johnson. 4! by
Seatou. I: by Marshall. !. Wild plteh-Johnson'
l. Time Of game hours s minutes umpires-
Byron and RiGler.
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=, ,1HNHuEg. EEror5-EIetchor. DoyIe. Meyers.
Flint base error-St Louis l. Two-baso hit
BurnS' Thrse-bssc hits-Domareo. Meyers. Whit
tsp stolen hnSes-Rlotcher, Herzog. Konetchy.
ncrblc. Left on bnses-New York, q; St Louis
y Double play-Doyle. Merke, Fletcher and
MerEle. Ba5es on buls-OU Demaree, 1; off SAL
!eo' J. struck out-By Marquard. /: by Ssilce.
!. Hits-on Demoree s ia eigh, innipee. OF
Marquard none in inning. Time of game
honr 90 minutes. umpircs-Eason aud Bren-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18
DODGERS LOSE GAME
AF TER UPHILL FIGHT
Tie Score in Seventh, but
Pirates Get Winning Tally
in Eighth.
National League.

Yesterdays results:
At Brooklyn-Broolllyn 3. Pittsburg !.
At Boston-Boston Al. Chicago 20
At Philadelphia hiladelphia AZ. Gin
cinnati 2-S.
At New York-New York 2-5, st.
Louis 40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

Ten minutes from home, Majestic
pavilion. Dancing tonight, excellent
floor. fAdvertisement.)
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American League.

Yesterdays results:
AT Clevela nd-Clevelan l. New
York 7.
At Chicago-Chicago 5. Philadelphia 2
At ST. Louis-St Louis 0. Washing
ton J.
Boston Detroit game postponed: wet
grounds.
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Summary Errors-shotton. Lavan. Two-ba Sc
hit-HcBride. Three-ba3o hit-Layan. Double
ploys-Layan to Brief 2. Bases on balls-otf
Engcl. ]. Struck out-By Engel. 4: by wolman
8. Balk-Engel. Time OF gnme-I hour 20 min :
utes, Umpiroe-Evaps and Sheridan.
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DEMOCRATS CONFER
ON CURRENCY BILL
Amendment to Prohibit In
terlocking Directorates in
Banking Institutions.

WASHINGTON, July 17-An
amendment to the Glass-Owen cur
rency bill, to prohibit interlocking
dircctorates in banking institutions,
was proposed at the conference Of
Democrats of the house committee to-
day, The plan offered by Representa-
tive Wingo Of Arkansas went over to
the next meeting, after brief discus
sion in the committee.
Early in the day the conference de-
feated, to 3, another proposal by
Representative Wingo that bank stock
be deposited in the new regional re-
serve bank, under competitive sys-
TEN, the banks offering the highest
rate 20 be accepted.
The committee struck out the sec
ton to permit individual banks, in
time of stress, to get direct discounts
from the regional reserve banks upon
securities recognized as 'stock ex-
change collateral and also elimi-
mated a provision exempting notes or
bills issued on government, state, coun-
ty or municipal bonds from the pro-
posed prohibition against rediseount:.
ing by the federal reserve banks of
notes or bills issued for the purpose
of carrying or trading in stocks,
bonds or other securities. -
The conference extended the matur-
ity period of paper rediscountable un~
der the law, from forty-five TO forty
days.
Sections Of the bill relating to the
regular examinations of banks and to
penalties for examiners who accept
gratuities or loans from banks, were
approved. In the case Of the penal
ties for examiners or for officers of
banks giving loans or gratuities to
examiners, the maximum penalty was
raised from $500 to $4,000. and the
maximum of imprisonment from three
years to five years.
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Summary; Errors-Humphries. ciymer Myer,
Iwo-base hio-saier. Millor, corrldcn. Three base
hit-Ailler. Sacrifice Hy-Schulte. Sacrifice hit
-Corridep. stolen baSe-&aranville. Doublo
plays-EvorS. Safer and Phelan: Phcian and Evorg
Lsft on baseS-Chieago g. Boston /. First bose
on bolls-of Humphries. 1 Ftrot base on error
Boston, / Struck out-By Hrmphries, g. Time
ot game hour IS minutes. Umplrez-o'pay and
Emple.
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Summary: Errors-Meyers. snodsrass. Two
base hlts-Doylc. Mngco. Evans. Sacritice fly
Murray. Stolen bnse-Whittcd. Left bases
New York. 3: ST. Louis. 4. Double play-o'Leary
Mageo and Konetchy. Bases on balls-on Har-
mon. l. Struck out-By Fronme. /; by Crandall
g. by Harmon. /. Hlts-on FroJume. 10 In six
innings: off Crandal. In three innings. Time
OF gamc-t hour 55 minutes. Umpires-Brennan n
and Euson.
SECOND GAME
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tConnelly out; h!t by battcd ball
'setted for RAridcn in the eighth.
IBatted for Perdue IN the ninth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

New and beautiful. Majestic pa
viliou, Dancing tonight. best music in
Utah advertisement.
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Score by Innings

'Batred for Simon In the eighth.
T1altcd for Robinson Ia the eighth
fRen for Hummei in the uinth.
'-Batied 20: o. Miller IN The ninth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

Summary: Errors-5leyo-. Hummci. Miller.
Left on bnses-Pitishurg. 2. Brooklyn. 5. Two
bnse h!,s-O. Miller . Sacrifice hits-Cla?kc.
Eumrnel. First base on cyror-Plttsburs. J. Stolen
bsscs-J Miller Meyer. wheat. Bases on balls
OF Robinson l. of Hendrix. :. Struck out-By
Robinson I; by Rxgan. / HIt by pitcher-By
Ragan (Slmonl. Bi,s-oft Robinson. 9 in seven
innings of Hendrix. ! in two innings Time OF
game hour IS minutes. Umplres-Kiom and
Or.h.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July H.
Seventy-five bankers. REPRESENTING in
stitutions of Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Montana were
guests this afternoon of the officers
of the Minnesota Bankers association.
The purpose Of the meeting was the
discussion of the national currency
law now pending in congress
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

-Bgttcd for KilIfcr In the nth.
tBatted for Mayer In the fii;h.
tBatted for Marshall in the seventh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

1.-TWO out whom winning rin scored
'Butted Tor Dembreo IN tho eighth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

PIrTsBURG- BROOKLYN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-18

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