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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
WRESTLERS HAVE BUSY
DAY OF HARD WORK

Mike YokcI and Chris Jordan put In
busy day OF training for their cham
pionshlp bout. which is scheduled 10 take
place at the Majestic saucer track next
Monday night.
Both men were on the road bright and
early in the morning and in the after
noon Sokel worked at the Deseret gym
nasium, He met all corners FOR upwards
OF half an hour. during which he showed
tina he was right down to weight and
that all he wants is a couple OF days OF
fast work on the mat 10 put him right
on edge.
Jordan worked at the central fire sta
ton, nd although he did some fast work
with George Nelson. the crack heavy
weight OF the fire department. he was es
fresh at the finish as when he started.
II ever an athlete was in perfect condi-
tlon. Jordan Is surely that man. II he
can retain this form until he steps on the
mat Monday night Yokel Will probably
find that he has met a man who Will be
able 10 go any route With him, whether
it comes TO a whirlwind mill or a test of
endurance.
The mat on which the men viii Tres-
tie will be laid some time today and. he
ginning this evening, Yokel Will work
TO the lights. mat and other conditions.
Yokel will work at o'clock, and those
who wish to go watch him may do so,
The arena and stand will he open TO
the public
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
PASSES ARE FATAL
To OGDEN PITCHER
Missoula Gets Only Three
Singles, but Gets Them
When Most Needed.
Special to The Tribune,


OGDEN. July 16.-outhittinE their op-
ponents two to one and securing a two
station swat for good measure, the Og-
den knights were defeated by Chief
Blank kenships Missoula boys today be-
cause Pitcher Treken knows enough
about baseball and also has the ability
TO get himself sold TO the st. Louis Ma
tonals for $1,000. The score was; Trekell
3. Rustenhavcn ct al. 0.
While the Kittens smashed out six
blows. they were delivered at intervals
OF every other inning with the exception
OF the ninth, when a double by Pinch
Filter Pourroy and single by Risoerg
count
The Missoulians got Just three singles.
two OF which were absolutely clean. There
was really no necessity for the visitors TO
waste their strength on hot day In try
ing 10 hit for safetes when Rustenhaven
was so liberal with passes. Eight men
went to nrst by the easy route,
Trekell and his men put the game on
Ice In the seventh, when Rustenhaven
passed three, forcing one run across atLer
he had mussed up Changnon's sacrifice.
with two down he lost his chance to
pull out OF deep hole. when. with three
and two on Jackie Warren, Rusty"
placed a beautiful shoot up around that
short mans shoulders and he poled il to
right, scoring three.
The tall boy who goes TO the majors
az the close Of this season showed his
ability in the sixth. when, with two on
and two down, he deliberately passed
ray: and took a chance on "Rube" Levy
WIN the bases clogged Levy accommo-
datingly skied out TO Daschbach.
MISS0TuA =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
HONORS ARE EVEN
IN DOUBLE HEADER

CHICAGO. July l6.-Chicago and Phil
adelphia divided a doublehea TODAY.
the latter winning the initial game,
TO O. after ten hard fought innings. and
the locals winning the second. 10 3
Pitcher Brown Of the visitors opposed
Chicago In the opening game and held
the locals TO three scattered hits. but re
tired in favor Of Bender. who was sent
In after Strunk batted for Brown in the
tenth Inning. a single by Murphy In the
tenth inning scored Barry. who previous
ly had singled, with the winning run In
the second game Russell held P,iladel-
phia safe and then delivered the bit
triple. which sent two runners across
the plate. clinohing the game. OBrien
opened for Callahans men but was
forced 10 retire IN favor OF Benz. Benz
quit in favor of \ pinch hitter ana 1anse
took the mound. hu, when he had walked
two men. Russell was sent in and he re-
tired the side. Chicago won the game
when Barry fumbled Kuhn's grounder
Fournier walked and Weaver singled
and Russell trlpled. Gender also finish
ed the second game, after Shawkay. q
recruit pitcher secured from Baltimore
had retired in favor OF pinch hitter
Score.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
CHANCE RAISES HOWL
ABOUT CHASE DEAL

NEW YORK. July Ie-It was semi
officially announced here today that the
recent trade between the New York and
Chicago clubs of the American league in
volving Hal Chase, Rollle ZeIder and Bor-
ton. VIII be subjected 10 an inyestiga :
ton by the league authorities
Manager Chance claims he was assured
by Manager Callahan OF the White Sox
that both Zeider and Borton were phvsi-
cally capable OF playing big league BAH.
rms statement, according 10 Chance.
was far from being n fact since Zeidcr
bad been spiked by Try" Cobb in Detroit
two weeks before the trade and was un-
der the care Of the club trainer and phy-
time OF the trade
II Is said that Borton proved far from
being the player he was alleged to be.
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DETROIT, July l6,-Playlne thelr hrsI
game under the mana cement OF Ell
Carrlgan Boston won from Detroit. 10 J.
Engle trpled 10 start the game ana l9l-
lied on Hoopcr's single. Speakers sin
gle, Crawford's tumble and Gardner's mt
gave the Red SoX one IN the fourth. while
Carrlgans single. Bush's error ana an
out counted them another in the NTH,
In the eighth doubles by Hooper and
Lewis. singles by Speaker and wagner.
scored three House here took WllIett $
place and Carrlgans third single scored
Yerkes. whom Wilett had hit
BOSTON DETROIT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
Kafora's Thumb Split.

An x-rsy picture showed the bone OF
Kefora's thumb 10 he split or sliVered or
whatever the doctors call II, and the
CLASSY hatcher will ne out OF the game
for az least g week. Meantime Shannon
will work
Announcement was made by the UNI
pire Yesterday that Otto Hungary, the
Indian pitcher will be on the hill for
Salt Lake today and kellogg VIII he
1T for the Coppers. There is much IN
terest in the first appearance OF Hun,
gary. Everybody Is hoping that he, VIII
make good. for he certainly would be a
drawing card The Indian works nicely
I'm practice lie is as active as the mini
bic cat and has a beautiful delivery.
Morgan pitched his customary game
Yesterday, which means that he had EN-
on his staff at all times. Only seven hits
were sarnered off him. compared with
fifteen off the Butte pitchers. Also. Nor
gan lamred the ball three times. once
fer two -bagser. Moreover, he oatted
two others him SELF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17

SUNHlaTN TWo- nase hitS-MOrEan
Mcclain. Fendleton (2). schimpff. Muir
ply. Three-bnse hit-Robinson Sacrl.
hce hits-Turgson. Davis. Sacrifice fly
oriet. Stolen bases-Spencer schimpff.
Davis t2). Runs batted in-By Duddy,
Oriet (el. Murphy. Huelsman. Pendleton
CD Schimpn. Davis. Morgan f3), Nc
Claim First base on balls-Off Ealllo
4: Morgan. 3. Struck out-By Kallio, g.:
Robinson. 3; Morgan. /. Hits-On KaIllo,
II in and less than one-thjrd innings
Robinson. 4 in and less than two
Robinson. 9. Left on bases-Butte 8:
Salt Lake. 6. Wild pitches-KalIio, Rob-
inson, First base on errors-Butte, /:
Salt Lake. > Double play-Morgan to
Schimpfr TO Bauer Hit by pitcher
Spencer BY Kallio; buddy. Time OF
Rame-l hour and SO minutes Umpire
la Rocque.
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Summary: Errors-Bush. Crawford Two-base
hts-Hooper. Ycrbcs Lewis Three-oosc hit
Ensle Hits-on wiilett, 12 IN 1-3 lrnlngg of
Housc. in rs InniuES; Of Collins. in In
nings; of Bsdicrt. In innings. Sncflfico fly
-wictt stolen hascs-spoaker. Csrrlgen Nor
iarity Double pays-icrtes and Enslc. Tertcs
Wagner and Engc Wagner Ycrio5 and Ensle
Bush and Morlnrity Gainer and Burh. Left
hascs-Bos'on 6; Detroit. s. Eases bnlls-
Willct 2 Hit by ptcher-Terkes. b. willc't
Struck out-Bv wileit. ;. h- Collins. / Time
hour and 81 minutes Umpirer-connoIly and
McGreovry.
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BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, July l6-srooklyn
evcned up the series With Chicago bv
taking On clcvcn-inning game after an
uphill fight. TO 3 The visitors had
two-run lead up TO the eighth. when the
locals tied il up on hits by Moran and
Wheat. a pass, a force out a steal and
Bresnahan's Wild throw They fought
evenly untI the eleventh. when Daubcrt
Smith and Hummel singled in row.
Daubert scoring the winning run.
Both sides played snappy fielding
game,
CHICAGO. BR0oKLYN
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WILSON'S HOMERUN
WINS FOR PIRATES

BOSTON. July 16.-.Hess of Boston out
a home run by Wilson with a man on
base in the second inning gave the Wis,
tors the victory to /. Miller had
reached first on Maranvtlles s tumole
when Wilson put the ball over the right
field fence. BoSton's only score came In
the sixth. Sweeney was safe on an error
by Butler and then Myers singled. Swee-
new scored when Rarden hit 10 Butler
and was thrown out at first
PITTseURG- BOSTON.
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!, Association.

a ER. KALLIo Of the city Of Butte:
IN I'll -ounty of Silver Bow, state OF
ME ontane. So. is generous lit
lS1 man. His heart went out to
Salt Lake batsmen yester-
day and he opened his valves OF liberal
iry and let out a profusion OF magniti-
cent presents
Mr.. Kallio remained on the 2x! a tri-
fle more than three innings. That pc
riod, brief a IL was, was eventtul TOT
both Mr.. Kallio and the Salt Lake ball
team. Mr Kallio lifted the lid OF his
treasure box and the home club helped
itself to eleven safe hits, four bases on
balls and a hit batsman. All OF these
things combined nettcd McCloskey's ma
chine twelve runs
Catcher Kafora called loud and Ions
for a new pitcher. but Captain Shannon
listened not and apparently kallio was
due to go through for his needin's. how
ever unlimited they might be. III the
first part Of the fourth Kafors got
foul tip on his thumb and he quit, Shan
non took his place. Evidently Shannon
didn't feel Ike grabbing Wild ones from
Kailio in the hot sun. 50 he ordered Ron.
inson IN. Robinson did we'll He held
the Salt Lakes to five hits and three
runs during the remainder OF the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17

'Ono out when winning scored.
fsotiod for Allen IN seyenth inning.
Score by innings
Chicago o.. ........o . o . "a
Brooklyn .. ......0 q IL
Summary Error-srrsnlhou. Letc or bases--
Chicago 5. Brooklyn. 8 Sncrrce hits-Miteheu
fzl. Smith. Stolen h.ses-Aieycr. Wheat, Dou-
bic plays-PhiladcPhia. Phclan and saor. Cor
ridon and SAFER. CutGhaw and Dnubert: HrmmeU
Cutshrw au1 Doubert; Cutshaw. HUmme and
Daubcr Rates srlls-oH Allen. ;; OF Ia.
vendcr, ; Struck out-Dy Allen. 4 by Wagner
+; ny Lavender. S. Er by rliehsr-By klIrn
Csnier) Hi,--oC Alien 6 IN innings: on w.r.
ner In { innings. Time. hours and y,
minutes. UmpiTes-Hrcnn,n sad Esso1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
SPEEDY GIANTS
CLEAN Up REDS

NEW YORK. July 16.-New York made
4 clean sweep over Cincinnati. winning
the fourth same Of the series, 5 10 g. Tes-
rsau pitched an unsteady game for New
York. but tightened N the pinches and
received fine support. Manager Tinker OF
the visitors was ord cred out OF the game
i'm the NTH Inning for obiecting 10 I'm
pire Orrh's decisions The fielding Of
GToh and Fletcher was a feature.
CiNCIN-NATI-TEw YORK
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GREAT FALLS.

Jussi. Delhi. Weaver. Gaena Three
base hts-Gbson. Cronin. Jussi. Potts,
Weaver. Sacrifice hlts-Hester. Baugh-
man. Sacrifice fy-Crittenden. Double
play-Siner TO Hester Stolen hases-J
Kelly ~. Siner. Bases on Dalls-On
Ames, 2. off Delhi, 3 Struck out-By
Ames. s; Delhi, 3, Left on bases-Helena,
S, Great Falls. Z. Time Of game hour
and 35 minutes. Umpire-Hargrove
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BOEHLlWG,S STRING
IS STILL UyNBRCKEN

s,SIp. Sp; LOUIS. July le,-Joe Boehling.s
unnroken this afternoon when IRE Mas
c.ta.S2 c.srS5, by pass, singles by Mia and
GHndli munli ana the latjer's steal ~ bon,e n,,u
won snoG fro9, 6efsat sa into victory Washington
Rioehilhg. however, does not COZ Ii, ~ a..
the e zane sa,l because he was taken ont ofte
tosr, s seventh inning. In which the Nome NONE
ming the roTSa va G9,h its runs, Up to this in
- ---- " aen1nStoh left handler had held
lContinnad az, r,ai1a-I -------
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.E[ECTR|CS BAT REX
FOR THIRTEEN HITS
Umpire ''Rasty" Wright Com
PEELED to Resign Berth Be-
cause of Rheumatism.
Specinl 10 TIE Tribune.

GREAT FALLS. July 16.-The Elec-
tries got 10 Ames and ran wild on bases
In several innings Delhi had lazy
streak in the sixth. when Helena got
three runs and threatened to close the
gap.
Umpire Wright stayed away on ac-
count OF rheumatism. and has sent IN his
resignation Denny Hargroye, n local
business man, substituted.
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Southern League

~ Chat,anoogA-chatianoog,. o: Mobile
~ Atanta--Atlanta {: Montgomery 2
At EashvilIe-Nashville q Memphis
AZ Observation-Disclosures. s. New orloaas 6.
tNino Innings. cAllod account darkneas)
Majestic pavilion, dancing tonight,
Largest floor best music.
(AdvertISemsut)
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply CO., l59 Main street Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement.
Take a salt water bath at Saltair to.
day. Never better. advertisement. J
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eatiod !or shawhay In eighth,
fEottnd ior Don2 in seventh.

Score by !aniuss-
Philadolphsa ~
Chicago ..0 a -
summary; ErroFs-BiTTy i2) shavt.y rzo-
an oanc h,,.NuTphy ThTce-hass hltG-wesyor fns.
sm pnn. hit1-on oBrlon IN : 2-s Inning. or
n, IN = 10 innings, Off Lang poos IN "a
sn.s; Sn,ns or Russell memo In / ia ivntng. or
oi%a~kcy. ainN In innings off Bender. In in,
s,oien oa9es-E. Collins tal Lst m "E.','' ha.
~, nnns,.@ee!rh!a a.. Is; Chicago. g. Fru, o. bali
~. srien J: off Benz. :; off Shawl y, ~,
a., OIL eonder. |: of Russell et1,cr
wn, 1gnr."y shawkoy {; hy eenz. Q by Render
,e" wm" pi.eh-Ben5, rimc-2 hours ond ., ,,rr
utoS' umDircs-pnccn and Egan "'" - min
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17

TITEF"I "7''' y Os'|-l VII
Score by innings
Cincinnati . .........o t-s
New York ..............o o . 3 IS
summary Errors-Eerghammer, sugss. suod-
grass Two base hIts-Doyc. Ns:sars Stolen
o0sos--MerkIe. Earsnus Dodge. Saodg.sss. Surus.
Left on hases-New YORK &. Cincinnati, Z, Dou-
bIe plays-Tinker. Ggoh and HoclItzoll. Flctchs-
and Mcrklo C.l Bases hslIt-otf TesTesu. s
struck out-By TesJcau s by suggs. l. Ht by
pitcher-By Packard FLETCHER, Doylel. Wild
pitch-PacEard Passed ball-Mcysrs i2). HIS
orr suggs ; in is Innings. OF Packard. In
% innings. Ilmc-l hour and 80 minutes Gm-
plreS-Klem and oEth.
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Western League

At Dcnver-First samc: St Joseph. g. Denver,
10. Second game: ST. Joseph. /: Denver, l..
Called end seventh do:kness)
AZ wtchita-siour City !; Wichita T.
~ Lnooln-Dos MolncS. o. Lincoln 3
A. Topek,-omahc. ]: Topeka, ..
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summary Htg-orf Brown. in q Innings: off
Bender. none in one inning. Sacrifice hirs2Kath.
Lord. Sha!lor. Double plays-Clcot,c 10 schalk 10
'hnse, Schak 20 Lord. Left on bases-Phlln6cI.
phla. 4 Chicago s First on balIs-oW cjcottc z
or Brown. 3: or Bender ]. HI by pitchor-Ey
srown tWeayer and chasel Struck ouc-By CT
cnUe. q by Brown. J. Tlmc-2 hours and min.
u'eS' tmpires-Egan and pinceo.
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Coppers Take Another.

Butte picked a cherry IN the nth
| with the first man out. Turgeon was sen,
TO first on base on balls. Clynes filed
out. buddy was hit by Morgan and
Turgeon went TO second. He came home
when Oret singled the ball taking a
bad bound over Pendletons topknot.
Whaling got one Into right and the bases
were filled. Chances Of touching wood.
however, seemed ended when Shannon
flied TO Davis.
In the next inning the visitors got an
other man on third when Robinson tripled.
He was held on third, the side going
down in order,
Not satisfied with what they already
had, Salt Lake grabbed off another pair
In the seventh. Murphy hit for two bags
TO left center Spencer and Bauer went
out, Murphy going TO third on the play
that ended Jake's career, Murphy scored
on Huelsmans soft one down the third
base line. The captain came home when
Psndleton hit II to right field for dou-
BILE and an error in the throw TO the
plate.
The. teams play again today at 3:3o
o'clock
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Northwestern League

AZ Observation-Disclosures I; 9; Victoria o. s.
Al soattIe-sccttle 2: Portland. 4
AZ Tacoms-Tncoma. 3; Spokane 3.
Auerbach day at Wandamere today
Continuous dancing evenings.
(Advertiscment.)
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Score hy Inn!ng6- :.
Rnnlnn ...-....-.....n q 0 0 o / o q 0-l

Summary: Error-DyTnc. Two-oase htt-koui-
mcrs. Home run-wilson. Sacrifice hi,s-Rari.
don. CIymer. Hess, Sacrifice Ny.-Aiilor. stolen
ba6c-Marauyillc. Double ployo-1nrsnvliia
Sweeney and Myer5; TioN and Mlllor: Ylo1. But
Ter and Miller. Left on baVcs-DoSton. Z; Fiuo-
burg 3 First on bnlls-On Camuity j; OH
IIoss . Flgst on crTors-Pittgburg. ?; Boston, J.
Hit by pitctoT-Myora Struck out-By Hess. u
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His Indigestion Cured at Last

After spending hundreds of dollars
for medicine and treatment for indi.
gestion and constipation with only
temporary relief, c. II. Hines Of Whit
low, Ark, was permanently cured by
Chamberlain IS Tablets. For sale by all
dealers advertisement J
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Salt Lake in Earnest.

Tied scores weren't to McC.Ios,eey,'s
iieing. Get those three back and
lot more besides he comma nded, after
the fashion OF the general Of victorious
srnly before Scuisrk And those boys
sure enough obeyed instructions. for
they put across seven ringers before they
naaily Gent Bauer against a deliberate
out
First Off Bauer drove one 10 Ka,IIo
mat was too hot for human hands and
Jake was safe. Huelsmsn flied TO
Ciyres Pendleton slapped IL for a SIN
s,s and ~ ioTlorn effort to head John
ny off Oriet threw high The first base
man could have stopped the ball had
ne been on the job AS II was Bauer
went TO third and Pendleton 20 second.
Schimpn struck out, which made two
down and no score yet. But that is
the situation Salt Lake always likes
Jhe team is noted for getting its big
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OGDEN.

'Batted for Levy In the ninth.
s@Batted for Perkins In the ninth
Score by innings
Missoula .......0 O I O O o O-5
Ogden .., ......,.,..0 o o 0 0 q o 90
summary: Two-base htt-Pourroy. Sto-
len bases-Warren, Changnon. Sacrifice
hits-Tobin Changnon, Woolums Runs
batted n-By Warren (3). Double play
Perrine, Morse and Carman. Struck
out-By Trekel 6, by Rustenhaven S.
Bases on balls-Off Trekell 4, Off Rust
enhaven g. Passed ball-Sorenson. Left
on bsses-Missoula 5, Ogden Q. Time of
game hour and SO minutes. Umpire
-Frary.
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Butte Pitcher Salt Teams Heavy ers
Skyscrapers Hop on Kallio;
Morgan Holds Coppers Leuel
Salt Lake Twirler Allows Only Seven Hits and
Performs Calamity With Stick; Visitors
Make Switch When Game Is Lost

Salt Lake Is. Butte 4.
AT Ogden-Missoula 5, Ogden
O.
At Great FalIs-Great Falls g.,
Helena 4.
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BROOKLYN EVENS Up
NJ SERIES WITH CUBs
Makes Uphill Fight and Earns
Victory in Eleventh, ON
Three Hits.
National League.

Yesterdays results;
Brooklyn 4. Chicago 8.
New York >. Cincinnati &.
Philadelphia :, ST. Louis 2.
Boston !. Philadelphia 3.
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Auerbaeh day at Wandamere today
Continuous dancing evenings,
(Advcrfisomcnt.)
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, totals after two have been done to death
So It was In this case.
Davis hit slow one alone the thirc
base line and beat II out. Bauer scoring
UP. He poked II out for stiff single
into center field. bringing home Pendle:
ton and Davis. Morgan went TO seconc
on McC1ains walk and scored immedi-
ately afterwards on Murphy's single te
left Murphy going 10 second on the
throw to the plate. McClain came ir
when Kallio heaved over a Wild one
which also put Murphy on third.
Bauer Ends the Monotony.
Spencer walked and Immediately ~
out for second, Kafora let fly and the
ball went into center field, whereupon
Murphy counted easily and Spencer came
all the way home It was some sprint
that run OF Spencer's.
That made seven runs and the base:
cleared for more doings Bauer and
Huelsman drew passes.
Come on. go out. somebody. yelled
You're on" remarked Bauer as ne
started jogging towards third. where he
was easily tagged out.
Three more were added 10 the homt
score in the fourth. Pendleton started
with double TO the center field fence and
IL for a peg and went 10 second on the
throw Schimpft stole third and after
Davis had drawn pass he stole sec
ond Two were on. therefore, when Nor
Marshall made good try for IT. but he
couldn't quite reach. Schmpf scored on
the hit
AT this point Kaiora- retired with a
busted thumb and Kallio with a busted
control Robinson heaved a Wild pitch.
on which Davis scored but aside from
that he tcked off three men in order,
ending the run getting.
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Butte Begins Briskly.

Butte started off the game as though
they meant business. The very first
man UP, Dema ggio. hit II for base 10
rfght field, went TO second on Turgeon' S
sa crihce and TO third on Clynes's out.
And that's where he died
Two counters for Salt Lake In the
first. Murphy drew a pass. went 70 sec
ond wien Kallio hit Spencer. and scored
when Bauer hit TO Oriet and the wobble
that followed. Oriet was slow in recover
irg the ball, but there was plenty Of
time to nab Bauer. Turgeon was not
there 10 receive the throw and II went
over. Spencer went to third during the
excitement. Huelsmsn popped our. Pen
dleton hit TO Eallio, but Spencer was
home before the bail arrived
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CHAMPS WIN F|RSl
Under NEW MANAGER
Defeat Tigers With bill
Carrigan at Helm and Be-
hind Bat.
American League.

Yesterdays results;
chicago O-5. Philadclphia %
cleveland So. New York o-i'
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Visitors Get One.

Morgan and McClain drove out two
haggers IN succession. There might have
been another score II Turgeon hadn't
stuck up his mitt in time To Kill Muir
phys line drive that was headed straight
and fast for right field. II was one OF
those circus catches into which Murphy
has been hitting for a week, but Il was
spectacular spear nevertheless.
Butte tied the score in the third. Kallio
lived when his hit 10 Psndleton took a
bad hop and Johnny didn't handle II.
lpema selo hit 20 left and Turgeon walked
In consequence OF these happenings the
sacks were full Of runners as we'll as
.awous,. Clynes vent out, Davis TO
Bauer. and Kallio scored on the out. De-
maggie scored on Duddy's hot one
through short and Turseon came home
moment later on Oriet's sacrifice fly to
Huelsman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17

Take salt water bath at Saltair TO-
day. Never better. advertisement. J