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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
Last Heat Here.

1t is reasonable TO assume that neither
McCloskey nor Hester will get much of
an advantage, one over the other. In next
weeks play. Therefore, If there are no
decided reversas OF form, the two leaders
VIII meet in Salt Lake neck and neck
and with healthy thirst for each others
gore
The series with Helena which begins
next Tuesday. includes eight scheduled
games and one postponed game There
will be double headers with Helena on
Sunday August 3l-one OF the games be-
Ing postponed game from the series
played at Helena-and on Monday, Sep
tember l. Labor day.
According 10 the schedule, Salt Lake
will go to Ogden for five games. Septem-
Der to 13, inclusive. and Will then re-
turn for the windup game In this city on
Sunday September H. There is reason
10 believe, however, that two or three OF
the games carded for ogden may be
brought TO Salt Lake.
President Ben 1Tite OF the Salt Lake
club yesterday announced that. owing TO
tho extraordinary expense to which the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
ELEVEN ATHLETICS
IN HOSPITAL SQUAD

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Connie Mack's
hospital squad today numbered eleven
men. Three OF them are on their way
10 Philadelphia, where they will remsIn
until the Athletics get home Two OF tho
crlpples-Catcher Schang. with n spkc
cut on his foot. and Thomas with a split
ilnger-will have 10 stay In the ard
western campaign because Catcher lam
sutsrlhg from a more seriously Injured
rand. was forced to abandon the trim with
lhneider or and Outftelder Strunk. tho
former with an Injured hand and the Iat
ter ILL., '' '"'
Danny Murphy. utility man. has haep
SICK IN bed several days, Barry has been
out because OF illness, though he Is ex-
pected 10 loln the team soon and
Pitcher Plank was reported MI pitcbeT
Bush stuck his right thumb into hard
inner and probably will not take his turn
on the hill for some time, and Brown ,s
SUFFERING from q serious cold cauuht g.,
Detroit Pitcher Coombs. as has beam
the case all season. is stIll out OF the
from his sickness 'i'e
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Union Association. A
Special TO The Tribune.


BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 22-McCIoskey
was outiielGed today. but he outhlt Butte.
Ho has that same old happy faculty OF
doing things at the right time and he did
4; I'm the seventh today after the Coppers
had nice lead Robinson was assailed
for quite some In this session
Stony McClynn got away nicely to-
day. but II was not until tho fourth in
ming that he got down 10 business, after
there had been few messes behind him
thst allowed Butte 10 put across a few.
The last half og the ninth had TO be
played and there was one OF those be-
lated rallies OH the part Of the locals
that sometimes win. but today only
81 vcd a little bit OF the ienominy.
Kellogg was sent in TO earn a portion
OF bis monthly stipend and biffed nicely.
Demaggio passed away and TurGeon
singled. Duddy trpled. as he is generally
expected 10 do, and IL was the sit-down
FOR Stony. Morgan went TO the firing
line when McCloskey pulled McGlynn and
the former retired the side.
But there Is not a little 10 say about
the Butte defense. Marshall and Demag
gio both pulled off some OF the circus
stuff that would have even awakened a
Detroit crowd.
McCloskey IN the ninth asked Umpire
IaRocque the location OF the hospital for
the blind. and was escorted from the
grounds by a policeman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
COFFEY AVID GEORGE
MAKE WEIGHT LIMIT
Principals in Mondays Bene-
fit Will Take 1t Easy Un-
til Ring Time.
By Tad

Walter Cofey will take his last real
workout today for his coming twenty
round bout with kid" George. which
takes place at the Majestic park arena
Monday evening for the benefit OF the
Griffiths family. After his rub down
Yesterday afternoon ne was half-pound
under the required weight Of 100 pounds
and decided that today's workout would
be his last. He will do only enoughS light
road work Sunday 10 keep from taking
on weight
George is also very close 10 the weight
but ne has not decided whether he VIII
do any more boxing after today or not.
II depends on how his weight lis after
todays workout. He is making the
weight in nice shape. as he Is only
pound or so over at the present time and
has not had TO dry out any in order TO
make II
The men VIII weigh in at the gym
nasium. As East Second South street.
Monday afternoon al 3 o'clock
Jimmie Howard OF Chicago, who was
here for some time and who boxed
Greek Knockout Brown In Butte on
The Fourth Of July, has sent word that
Grafton on his knee and that he would
like 10 meet the winner of the Coffey-
George bout lie has started training at
McConnelfs gymnasium and will be In
couple OF weeks he says
1t was the same old grind with George
and Coney yesterday. They went through
their gym work bout the same as usual.
save that they worked faster than al any
time since they began training They
both went ten rounds and took the regu-
lation three minutes work and one min
ute rest, At the finish both men were
comparatively as fresh as when they
started.
AS far as picking winner Is con-
cerned, il is hard guess, as the men
are very evenly matched, although they
are different types of nlillerS
George Is a clever, raDgy fellow, with
a snappy punch In either hand, and Is
hard TO hit effectively, while Coffey Is
the typical fighting machine. rugged and
strong, with a punch In either hand that
is likely to bring home the money any
time il lands In the right spot, and he
is willing TO get In close and mix mat
ters at all times. He will willingly take
one or two to land one himself and is
George is fellow who let's them come
TO him. there is sure TO be some fast go
ing and II is a question whether or not
Cofey's punch will offset Georges speed
and cleYernesS,
The ten round preliminary between
Jack Downey and Johnny Sudenburg OF
Omaha should also prove To be interest
ing. Both men are working ont daily
with the principals and will be In condi-
ton 10 go the ten rounds at fun speed.
Downev VIII have several pounds the het-
ter OF the weight. but Sudenburs is
fast and strong young fellow and Will
probably give the local boy a busy time.
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MAGMA AND CLERKS
READY FOR BATTLE

A fast game is expected at Lucas field
tomorrow. when Magma and the Retail
Clerks meet at $50 O'Clock A special
train Will he run from Garfield TO this
city 10 accommodate the Magma rooters
many OF whom VIII likely attend the
game.
The two teams are very evenly matched
and both are out To win. In a game
which they played about two months
ago at Lucas field Magma won by the
close score of TO |. II was one of the
most hotly contested games played on
Lucas field this year
The Clerks are anxious 10 even up
matters tomorrow by beating Magma, and
In prepa aration for the game thew have
held three fast practices this week. Man
aeer Grimmett has not vet decided which
pitcher he VIII use. as all three of his
slabmen, Barber. Coleman and Jensen,
are In shape.
Rex Sutherland. who caught for the
Clerks last year. viii catch for the Clerks
tomorrow. The Magma battery will be
either Glburn or st. George IN the box
with Buddo or Scott catching
The lineup Will be as follows.
= clerks. Magma.
Sowadzki scott.
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WOMAN SENDS ARROW
FOR RECORD FLIGHT

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Aug. GA new
association record for flight shooting by
n woman archer was made today by Mrs
@. p. Bryant Of Melrose. when she sent
an arrow 25i Yards and 4-f0 OF a foot al
the final days meeting OF the National
Archery association. The best previous
record was 2lS yards
In the flight shooting contest for men
Dr. X. Z. Elmer OF Wayne, Pa, was first
with distance OF 260 yards / foot.
Boston won the team match for men,
scoring S2S hits and 1913 points The
keystone club was second and Chicago
third.
The womens team event was captured
oy Newton. 23l hits and 1852 points total
score. Boston was second and All
America third
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Finish Is Thriller.

The next event, a iosi.
class A riders, was won Is|
Whittier second and n. \
third. AS in the previous y,
Peck and Whittier were uz
for first place and peci ~
nosed out his competitor n
Not In a long time have =
ishes been seen az tie 'iplt1'
two riders as were the rses n
and Whittier last night. N
felt that they were getting st>
bike racing. The time 70: 81
was 2:5li.
The last event Of the so
"F, r. Whittier free-ior-sE 4
All of the class b rldeH n
were forced 10 drop oul ~
or three laps and the hfk
the class A men. Ped &
with Whittier second and Y
son third. The time ass ~ .
The summaries.
First heat OF thnrnlls ns4
race. class b-Won BY fs,t; 7
third. ". z. sinoeliOn ItH
Peck. 8: whitller. J; Sarvsls1
Unlimited match pansIt m 4.
Won by T. NJ. samuslsoz; sli
toncc. two miles. tso laps. IA
Second heat OF ilut eveal-tn |
ond. wh!t,ler: third. sausst'<
Points-Pecs. 10. Whitile, :. J
Two mile dash. clau B-m
uelson: second. smalllus. rrt !
Four-mils clsss A7wU y -
tier: third, ". z. San9.l'i
"F. T.. Whit,le- fret-''''M
by Peek: second. Wolillr; ~
son. Time. ~. IS
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athlete who accepts a pecuniary reward
In any branch of sport q professional In
all It's branches. but allowing, except in
track and field sports, amateurs and pro-
fessionals to compete together for nom
money prizes II the rules of the country
In which the meet is held permit The
rule classifies all pecunlarily rewarded
teachers, trainers and coaches Is profes-
slonals. though individual countries may
except from this classification a repre-
sentative or employee of a government
an army or an educa ,onal establishment.
VINO coaches as an incident 10 his main
voCa tlon.
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RACE FOR ANERQ
CUP is WQ

NEW YORK. Aug. 80
tween the New YORK iiH !.
ROYAL Ulster Yacht as,
years race for the Ars1ssa' ~
been signed. sealed sla ~
now nothing stands ID w.
contest. The Official
that effect will be n1aas ~
The New York club y
its plans for the deishs
the announcement VII A. y,
as TO the size OF ne "a
meet Sir Thomas
Shamrock ~. as weu -
owners OF the boat of ~.
TO meet her. That L.u. -
With a yacht Of the an.
Is believed TO be a ss'x ~
there will be at least 'as n.
Ing in trial races ~ e.
tending Is also praellcr|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
MOY AND CAMPBELL
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug. Eddie
Moy and Raw Campbell the 1ghtweights
scheduled TO meet at 1870 tomorrow after
noon at Brlghouse arena, are at weight
and promise 10 put Up lively elmina-
ton bout for the honor OF meeting the
worlds champion. Willie Richie. in the
same arena Labor day
Final arrangements have been com
pleted for the appearance OF Freddie
Welsh. the British champion. against
Rltchie on September 30. and the bout Is
now a certainty. provided Ritchle gets
past the winner OF tomorrows battle
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Nearly Equals Re,oa|

p In the first hea, Of N. 3.
Peck first and WhI,,l,.aa .a' n
son finished third ,', ana = s5
which Is within tNn.ds.s wa lss 9,
OF equaling the local 'ss ,.
miles miles OF 2;25. Pcck's w.:
entire programme Was -
worthy because It W.. y
whittier. who Is nov ~, r,s,.
previously used on The ,,, ~
would @ at least divide ha.s.. va
Inc second event ~.
match pursuit race 70, y.
which was won handIIy
son over Burt smallIpr
OF the race samnelson ~;
up OH MS opponent and Z s,, (
two miles and two lam lsr. ~ y,
eled. The time was NJ,
The third event was u.
OF the three- mile, thr..
race Tor class. A. samvI.,.
lead from the crack Of n. :.
the other rlders FOR A s,,s.
distance The last .lxs h.!
saw Whittier and Peek M,
and as merry a fight AZ n,
nrst heat ensued, WhIttlrI,
~ to the finish, but Psi b,
performance Of the hr,l -,
In a winner by hall 4 lsnr,.
FOR this heat was .:O5 l.s
the two heats gave Peek il -
tier 6 and samuelson {
a two-mlle dash for a.
was the fourth event. a.
of trouble with his msckl,.
10 drop out and this len n,
NJ. Samuelson and SmsrIrr
took the lead after The ~ .
first mile and was neye r,c,
the race in the time n, r.
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Great Falls Agrees.

The following telegram was received b
The Tribune last night.
Great Falls. Aug 22.-The local
baseball directors have agreed to the
transfer TO Salt Lake of the Great
Falls-Salt Lake series OF games,
scheduled for this place, beginning
September g. All of the terms de-
manded have been accepted by the
Salt Lake management The terms
are
Salt Lake must pay railroad fares
and travelling expenses for The Elec-
tries TO and from Salt Lake and di-
vide the gate receipts $3.50 paying
the guarantee in the event that the
gate fails.
Locally. baseball conditions are dis
appointing. The games are bringing
out fans In such small numbers that
the visiting teams guarantee is not
taken In at the gate. This fact to-
Gether with the further fact that The
races will be on in full blast during
the period that the Salt Lake series
is scheduled, has convinced the man
hCement that the transfer IS the only
thing to do under the circumstances
Todays receipts were about s25.
and the prospects arc that none OF
the games played to the end of the
season will pay expenses. unless they
be the Sunday contests.
The ElectriCs arc going at top speed
just now and the Salt Lake series.
promises TO bring out a set OF hot
encounters.
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hay PECK's lil
IS Of A|lIl
Speed Artist Tim, !,
in Every Even. !, I
mere Race,

been seen S' i1 ana clo,.r ~.
mere motordrome' s,e e's aS|
races races, last night. p. p... ,iasl
4 asssl''Sr- .,s. again demons nss ss
q o,l.r 5.a' In n the ~otss''','s motorcycle ,,s
"rue'. mo' lie Won every y' e. =,
1l ,h. a second Of equalIDs =. 'las
'''Tse- Rec, mile match zs. -
hree-mIle. lhrec.co,r'pn r,p n'l
Tsa''y less ,h'o nO'lns J ont wha'.. ).
p'uesy nsh, all lh,ou,s saI'i !,
seemed ,eo. on the last lap y q
r"S' nr nc could not po.slblr NJ
oy an extra burs, \,
Geeded In going ,.c. ~ ~
breaking DR. the tape VIM wI,s o
en- , 10 spare. The " z.l ~
the Two men brmr,,,, ,unat'l Get I.
,eet several times ana ma It q
tts height when the ~, r;ass s,se,
stirring finlshoa w '"eis ,,
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johnson. Dresser. Clynes. kellogg. Sac
rihcc fly-Pendleton. Sacrifice hits-Orlet.
Davis. Stolen bascs-Spencer. Turgcon.
Double plays-Turgeon TO buddy TO
Whaling. McGlynn 10 Dresser. Hits
OF Robinson. In 6 2-3 innings; off Nc
GIynn 10 in i-3 Innings. Struck out
BY Robinson. II, by Hallio. /; by Nc
Giynn. 6. Bases on oalls-Off Robinson.
/; off kallio. ! 4; OF McCiiynn. . Wild
pitch-rMcCilvnn Hit by pitched ball
McGlynn. !: Robinson. .. Kallio l. Left
on ba bases-Butte. I; salt Lake. .. Time
OF game hours. Umpire-JLaRocaue.
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HELENA

summary: Two-base hits-Woolums
Wessler. Cobb Moorehead, Spencer.
Ames Three-base hit-Murray, Sacri-
fee hits-Cronin Q. Mepges. Sacrifice
hles-Cooo, Perkins, Menecs. Double
plays-Risberg 10 Wessler 10 Woolums
CD; Jones 10 Wessler to Woolums; Ouig-
ley (unassisted) Gibson TO Cronip
Stolen bases-Woolum Cobb. Murray
Bases on beils-Off knight 2, off Ames
l. Struck out-By Ames /. Left on
bases-Ogden none. Helena 3 Time OF
game hour and 30 minutes. Umpire
Elsey.
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GREAT FALLS.

summary: Two-base hlts-Daschbach
Hester. Delhi. Three-ba hit-Faye
sacrifice bits-Siner. Galena, Fave. Dou-
bic plays-Bohen to Carman, Toner 10
Siner 10 Hester. Potts 10 Hester. Stolen
bsse-Kelley. Bases on baIls-On Bohen
&. off Delhi. . Struck out-By Boheu,
.: by Delhi, s Lef, on bases-Missoula,
6; Great Falls. 3. Time OF game hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Frary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
TENNIS ENTHUSl
READY FOR W

Interest Is bsconia'llt =. A. 4
tennis enthusiasts o. o. n lD,s,<
draws near for lns .d,r,s
championship tennis T1.s,s. I
viii be held on ne y "a s59
courts August ?s-N ANS s% q
respectively. :, Tns arr< /:
tourna mcnr viii e,osr al'.ut -
the second icurIamssa1ii .ss ar
The winner ,11 q 5,s Ssy, II
tournament wi VIII 'soI5,r 1s.' dsI
CHALLENGING ,I,sg '1f T9 ,hs is'ss ssssle9
tbe The winner Of tllai y, ~
,ri'nrdIsputcd r'r right 10
' 2ll OF the games -
tns Mcmbers pSps,1i OF th, y p,< -
only viii he alloSe' "
ornament.
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Teams Primed for Battle.

The Reger g. Lndiey Monticello
nine VIII meet the Fort Douglas team
on the post grounds at 10 o'clock sun
Day morning In n match game. This ls
q return game for one recently played
between the two teams. I'm which the
Monucellos were defeated by the close
score OF 10 to O. With their lineup now
strengthened, they expect TO put one over
on the Post boys. and a lively game is
expected,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
X-Ray Raiment Barred.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. zZ.-Of-
fetal Los Angeles enjoined today the
wearing OF the ~ called X-ray dress on
the streets Chief OF Police Seba stIau
said II he found present laws Inadequate .
he would recommend the passage OF an
ordinance specifically forbidding the pub
lie appearance Of women In dIaphanous
rafment
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Park city Fans interested

PARK CITY. Aug. 22.-Much Interest
Is being taken ~ the coming twenty
round boxing contest 20 be held here "a
the Dewey theater Labor day. when
Young Peter Jackson and Jack Downcv
Will face each other. Both mon win come
TO this city 20 finish their training within
the next few days and then the sporting
folks OF this camp will bc given a chance
10 Pick the winner for themselves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
M|SSOULA NARROWLY
ESCAPES A SHUTOUT
Timely Hits OFF Bohen and
Errors Give Electrics
Easy Victory.
Special to The Tribune.

GREAT FALLS. Aug 22-With Bohen
I'm the box for Mssoua. the locals eX-
perienced 10 trouble IN winning today,
while the EIighlanders narrowly escs ped a
shutout In the second inning, with TWO
men on bases. Galena tried to sacrifice.
and all three went home when Bohen
made a wild throw 10 third but Weaver
the second man TO get in. was called out
for not touching the plate:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
KNIGHTS MAKE HITS
COUNT FOR TALL|ES
Beat Helena in Game Fea-
tured With Much Batting
on Both Sides.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
HELENA. Mont, Aug. 22.-While the
Vigilantes made twelve hits off Manager
Knight they were scattered and only
netted three runs. The visitors made
their fourteen safeties net FIVE runs. thus
winning today's game. Errors and two
bagsers greatly aided the visitors.
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Roerner TO Topeka .

TOPEKA, Aug. 22.-Thc topeka R,,s-
pa pan club today bought Koorner. first
odsenan OF the Wichita Western lea cue
team for the last fve wears, KoarnsE aoss ue e.,
oatting 9OS at present and IS regarded a !
one OF the best players In the Westsrn
league. The purchase price was not
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Federal League.

A. Fi,tsburE- --clcvoland :: Pi,irbu,s l. Called
Of end OF seventh: rainD
~ ChieaEo-TndISnApoli q: Chicago. :.
~ ST. Inuis-ksnsns City. :: ST. Louis. s.
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Restern League

A. ST. Joscph-Topeka. /: ST Joseph. 10
A. Lincoln-Sloux CITY. J. Lincoln :.
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Southern League

~ AtlsntS-%ontgomery. q: Atlanta. 8.
Al Notwithstanding. .: Mobile.
Othcr games postponed: rain.
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Robinson Goes Up in Seuenth
Kallio Also Is Easy Victim
Salt Lake Wins Third of Series With Butte; Nc
Closkey Escorted Off Field By Policeman
Following Dispute With Umpire.

At Butte-Salt Lake 9.
Butte 6.
At Helena-Ogden ), Hele-
ma 3.
At Great Falls-Great Falls
6. MissOuIa |.
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American Association

IoInnIbNs $1,000. ......-0..... j
Toledo ................. ...................
sAt,sries-DsvIs aud smith; Brenton, Basscue.
Bean and De Nosht.
a, Kansas city Il II. T..
Winnospo,li OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il .
Krucs- Clty ..........-.......... 7
ssueries-oillisau and Owens: Lango and oCon-
~ Iouisvllle-iouisville- indianapolis game post
poned: vct grounds Two games tomoHo~.
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JockeySs

NJ. Mlchael.,, : :
i i i Ssli SSssl,i,td41is. a4sis ; y. I;5ss.sssSs
io iO Utah darI1g,'ss 1,'ss Z; i
ss,s1lSons s,TGs TT, PARK 90
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Northeastern League

~ spokans-Tseomz. !. SPOKANE
~ Por1iaud-Nirtoria. 2: Portland 4
~ Nspeouver-seauls, .: Vancouver /
Kodak Pictures Finished
Mail US your flma Salt Lake Photo
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doesn't show up in the cards at
this time, Salt Lake baseball fans
~ will see at least fifteen more
games of league ba seball. There
doesn't appear TO be any possibility OF
the jinx being put on the arrangements
now, and therefore il can be stated with
official sanction that Lucas field Will
again ring with cheers for space.
Yesterday the transfer OF the Great
Falls series was clinched, That series.
according tc schedule, is due to begin
Wednesday. September s. and TO continue
TO and including the following Sunday,
September 1.
Present Indications are that the final
heat in the pcnnant race will he fought
out on Salt Lakes lot Only three and a
half games separate Salt Lake and Great
Falls, The winning or losing OF a single
game makes a tremendous difference.
Next week Great Falls plays Butte. at
Butte. and Salt Lake plays Helena on
Salt Lake grounds
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BEGIN sH0o1n%1s|
HERR IHHE:RRICK Nm

CAMP PERRYa 8 -
stage OF the ,s9 Hs,l'sso, ,rsl!s' Z
National Riae =, tbs 80
This morning 81. V,ls.,-.y go
ranges, ra'ru with ''J,i H. tsEI
sigSt hrI men each ,,sr, n y; III
sisge sts the low, issdss ~
yard ;sn.,. r'qss qssss..sess,.' = 20, g.
I,3s lbs. iIss, Tss and aai u =,
win iisi. 4. Evan. 80
,au,s ~ win line Snp,,S1s "
the the dnsI nasI,,,ssn.s gl,a .
10 acht for i''e
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7 Transfer Is ClinChed;
Great Falls Accepts
Electrcs Will Follow Helena on Lucas Field; Salt
Lake Fans Assured of Fifteen Games of
Fast Baseball.

r NLDSS something happens that
doesn't show up in the cards at
this time, Salt Lake baseball fans
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club will be put in bringing Helena and
Great Falls 10 Salt Lake, the free list
VIII be entirely suspended
We want TO give the people OF Salt
Lake hitting insh,'' said Mr. Hlte yes
terday and with that end In view VIC
have succeeded, after somewhat strenu-
Gus efforts, in getting the Helena and
Great Falls series transferred. II will
cost our club a lot OF extra money be-
cause we will have TO pay their trans
poriation, all their travelling and other
expenses, and for that reason we will
have to turn tho free list toward the wall
! think the people will understand the
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International Leagus

1os postponed Yesterday; rain.