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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
JOHNSTON IS BEATEN
IN EXCITING MATCH
Williams of Philadelphia De-
feats Californian on Great
er Experience.
By Tad

NEWPORT, II. J., Aug. 2l-Of the liS
tennis players who entered the thirty
eighth annual all-comers' singles cham
National Lawn Tennis association on
Monday. there remain in the list tonight
Just ten. After day OF sensational
tennis contests in which The defeat OF
William y. Johnston by r. Norris Will
liams was the feature It was conceded
that the standard OF play had never
reached the point OF excellence which
marked tho present tourney.
Williams required four sets in which 10
win from Johnston. tho scores being g.
Cd, 2-6, Sc, but the margin of victory
was far closer than the mere score OF
games would indicate. The Californian
was forced 10 bow TO the more finished
PLAY OF his opponent. but not until he
mad put mp a ba tile which aroused an
other record gallery in manner seldom
seen al the Casino courts II was a
thrilling battle OF TacquetS and wits and
IN the end tho Philadelphia conquered
because OF his experience and noncha-
lance under stress Of gruellnE contest
Williams displayed his usual indiffer-
ence 10 breaks In his game and played
as though according to a earranged
plan, using tr'he more care and skin
In dangerous pInches than ordinarily. II
was this faculty that finally gave him
the match In service. volcving, back
court and net play he was little. II any,
superior 10 Johnston. and II place
ment alone that earned him the victory
In nets and outs he gave his opponent
point after point, but the skill that comes
from long play counted when it came to
taking the deciding ace at the end OF
long rally.
Although the Williams Johnston match
was tho grand court feature, the contests
on other courts did not lack merit. As
was expected, Champion III. F. Nc
LOuGhlin defeated Dobert Leroy IN
straight sets and William Clothler liko-
wise won from w. J., Pate. Wallace John
son and j. r StraChan also came through
another round. defeating, respectively. J.
O. Brown, Jr, and G.. NJ. Bull. Jr. W.
NJ. Washburn won from r, Evans, 1r.,
and Leonard Beekman eliminated F. W.
Cole after q hard f1ve-set match,
The one upset OF the day was the de-
feat OF G. +, Gardner. Jr., by Nat Niles
In four sets. reversing the usual result
when those players have met heretofore.
In the intercholastic championship the
semi final round was reached with G.. c.
Gamer defeating w. l.. McKim and j. II
Weber defeating william Blair The
Harvard and Chicago scholastic tide
holders meet tomorrow for the champion
ship. but the feature OF Friday comes IN
the battle OF NJ h Mclaughlin and vii
liam Clothier on the grand circuit at III
a. m. Experts predict that the winner
OF this match will next week be ac
claimed tho Uniscd States champion Of
1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
ARRANGE AUTO RACE
To DETERMINE TRAIL
Grand junction and Vernal to
Settle Dispute by
Actual Test.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Aug. I'll
An overland automobile race IL to de-
eide the controversy between Vernal.
Utah. and this city as to which win be
the one through which the projected Mid
land trail route viii traverse
Word was received from the CONNER
oial organization OF Vernal today that
Grand Junction's challenge for tho race,
which will have an additional prize OF
$1,000 to he used IN construction OF the
road. has been accepted.
According TO conditions Of the chal-
lenge, two thirty-hve horsepower autonlo-
o!les. driven by owners. viii leave Rifle.
Colo. at a date to be determined One
Will race over tine present route through
Grand Junction and the other over the
road which runs through Meeker, Colo
and Eernal. The car which is first TO
arrive Vii be declared the winner and
the town II represents win get the Mid
land trau and the $1,000 purse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
At Butte-Salt Lake. II;
Butte, o.
At Helena-Helena. 4; Ogden,
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At Great FaIls-Great Falls.
2: Missoula, 1. (l6 innings.)
ecial 10 The Tribune


BUTTE. Mont. Ausa 2l.-Johnson had
everything today. while his teammates
gave him some wonderful support with
their clubs and pounded out a II 10 0
victory for Salt Lake over Butte.
II was not n very gladstone occasion
for the locals, for they were apparently
helpless before Johnson He moved
them down inning after inning. win
somewhat tiresorne regularity, while the
visitors were busy collecting runs enough
10 last them for the rest Of the series,
II they never score another
Robinson got by all right until the
third when three runs were made Off him
and he worked his head OF trying 20
find something in his repertoire that
would be puzZlipg TO the visitors. but
lie didn't have it. McCloskey's crew hit
anything and everything and just
romped in with the lopsided victory.
Kellogg worked for Inning and then
Iiallio replaced him. In the eighth the
real slamming came OF The visitors
chased each other around the sacks with
out respite, six runs being netted.
There is little more 10 Tell. Butte
couldn't hit and Salt Lake certainly did.
And when the Butte team is banked by
any team In this league, the other team
is going some. The story is short and
sweet BY reason OF no necessity Of pillng
on the agony. The chances are that
with this Butte iinX OF a Johnson out
of the way for a day 50, some tight
er games may DC played.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
STORM INTERFEDH|
WITH RlFLEy

CAMP PERRY. o, AH
Perry tonight is recovsil-f
suits of n storm which nsE
shortly after noon today. ~
on the grounds 10 contlnp. =
the storm had cleared 'ul.
At the end Of ,he frs q
Presidents match, Caput
ton OF the Thirteenth Uhis
airy was In The lsm VIC
Corporal c. b. Loae o. yi.s1
second with IA. and G. VI
Connecticut was third yin =
Latest information iDdldis,
teams. representing sTeds
France. Peru. Argentina ~,
United States. viii take r.s
national match. which oIa
I. Germany will be f''fs
Individual matches. ovl -
team, as was expected
bia Newfoundland, NttN
skatchewan and onurs
part in the InteInauss1
matches. The CANADIAN '''''
rive here September
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
ARRANGE RACES J
BRIGHAM'S prlf
Special 10 The Tribune

GNI''l1Ah IITf. Iua q
racing programme Is 1ss,,I'
day by the committee N ~
Glover, j. B. Matthias Sri n
OF Mantua. The commits, \,
lively engaged for son, II.
interesting events, and b. a,
racing programme scheiula 4
ernoon Of Peach day. ss,t.,
Old gentlemen's horp NJ,
dash, entries /, 2. . and I !,
be awarded the hrst tire. h
Ladies' saddle horse n,
dash. free for all. pru 4
first three winners.
Mems saddle horse ma
dash, free for ell. pri,s. %
first three winners
One hundred-y -ya-d foot 70
prizes FOR which will B. slia
and second winnere
tree-for-all horse sec. AZ
prizes to ne awarded to fr.
third winners.
Frce-ior-all iifty-ysrd loN ,
FOR first and second Win,,L
Boys pony race. iree 10 d
first. second and third.
One-m!le dash relay racs. /,
prizes TO be awarded Tor nj
third winners.
Judges for the races vii n:
ing. william Flack, Alnr1]
and Moroni Jensen. A Wlt |
will wind up the racing tsit4
DAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
GREAT FALLS PULLS
OUT IN SIXTEENTH
Fans Get Their Moneys
Worth When MissouIa Is
Beaten, 2 to /.
Special TO The Tribune.

GREAT FALLS, Aug 2i.-In one OF
the tghtest and longest games ever
played on the local grounds. the Electrics
today won a 2-to-1 victory in the last
half Of the sixteenth inning. Dawson
pitched an excellent game, staying In
until the windup while two Of the EIec-
tries pitchers were relieved by pinch
hitters
Galena made the first run for the To-
Gals In the ninth, when he stole home
while Dawson was winding up The To-
calls filed the bases In the sixth, with
none out, but we're retired without a
run
In the sixteenth inning Kelly singled.
Toner walked and Weaver hunted safely,
with the bases full, Galena was hit by
a pitched ball forcing In the winning
run. Score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Cofey and George Entertain
Large Crowd of Fans at
Training Camp.

s the time for The big twenty
~ round boxing contest between
IN KID" George and Walter Coffey.
! who meet Monday at the Ma
lestic park arena for the benefit
OF the Griffiths family draws near. the
boxing fans are turning out by the hun
dreds TO watch them in their workouts
The boxers themselves are getting
down 10 weight and are beginning Ia
work carefully for fear of hurting their
hands. as II Is too near the match 10 take
any chances on an injury. The men are
not letting up In their work, however.
In fact they put In as hard a DAYS
work Yesterday as at any time since they
began their training. George worked for
twelve rounds with the bag and other
gymnasium paraphernalia and wound up
With five fast rounds OF boxing With
Young Peter Jackson and Harry wal
lace OF Chicago Judging from the way
he worked on them. they win probably
be glad when the bout is over
Coffey worked out with the gym ap-
paratus and boxed with Jack Downey for
four rounds. doing eleven rounds IN all
He Is already within n couple Of pounds
OF the required weight OF 100 pounds. but
ne intends 10 put IN n couple more da ~
OF hard work and then rest up until the
match. doing only enough to keep linn
bered up and keep from talking on any
weight
Johnny Sunderbers OF Omaha. who has
boxed some Of the best mddleweights in
tho middle west. worked out at the gym
after the principals got through and made
a hit with the 400 fans who were present
with his clever style and agEressiveness
He showed that he was good two
handed miller. who was willing 10 mix
matters at all times and never breaking
ground at any time. lie worked out with
Harry Wallace. AS the two we're bat
Ting for n chance to meet Jack Downey
In the preliminary. they went AT Il IN
earnest, and the fans were treated 10 a
classy little show.
Promoter Hcasren has about decided
that he VIII put on only one good pre-
llminary OF about ten rounds duration.
and Jack Downev and Johnny Sundcr-
berg Will undoubtedly be the contestants.
II was Ica zrens intention TO put on a
four-round curtain raiser. but so far he
has been unable 70 get anyone who IL
good enough 20 meet Lonny Tucker, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
BILL ORR IS INJURED;
HAND BADLY SWOLLEN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 2I.-Three
injured players OF tine Philadelphia Ath-
letics arrived home from the west today
10 got into condition for the final dash
of the American league leaders for the
cha mplonship pennent Tho players are
Catcher Lepp. who has n broken finger;
Outfelde- Strunk. wronchcd leg. and Util-
ity Iunelder orr. who has a badly swoll on
hs nd. orr had been playing at the short
stop position ir place Of Barry. who
wrenched hts shoulder ten days ago. Barry
left here last night 10 Join the team, but
probably will not play until the Ath-
ietics reach St Louis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

ather than put on some one who would
not give n good account OF himself he
has about decided 10 dispense With the
four round bout and stretch the other
one 10 ten rounds instead OF four.
Orders for rlngside seats nre beginning
TO come in from out OF town H'ea1ren
VIII put the tickets on sale Eome time
today at Stckncy's cigar store on Main
street, 80 that the local fans VIII have
before they are taken
The boxers have got until Saturiav y
evening 10 choose a referee. who must
oe satisfactory 10 Promoter Hcagren.
and In case they cannot agree on an
ono py that time tile third man viii he
picked by the sporting writers OF the
daily papers. ''e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
RIf1,TE

Davis ?. Spencer. Murphy. Johnson. Home
run-DaviG Sacrifice hlt-Schlmpn
Stolen bases-Peudleton 2 Spencer
Schimpff. McClain. Bases on balls-Off
Robinson . off Kellogg ]. Off Kallio I.
off johnson @ Struck out-By Robin
son J. by Kellogg 3. by Kallio !, by John
son ;. TTlts-Off Robinson 5 I'm 1-S in
Wild piich--Kellogg. Hit by pltcher-Mc-
Claim and PeudNlton by Kellogg. Spencer
BY kallo. Double play-Kalllo to Ka-
fora 10 TUrgsou. Left on baseS-Rutte
g. Salt Lake 8 Time of game hours
and 10 minutes. Umpire-L.a ROGUE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Skyscrapers Hit Ball Hard;
Defeat Coppers in Runaway:
Get Total of Twenty-three Hits Off Butte Pitch
ers; johnson Allows But Two Scratch
Singles; No Miner Reaches Second

EGOTIATONS with favorable continued yesterday
III between magnaes the Salt Lake and Falls
baseball affecting the details of the of the
from the Montana the Sky
Getting baseball switched
involves almost many diplomatic the Mexican
calls for
indications that single loose thread would
gathered dispatch The Tribune from Great
Falls among other things contained these Words
dgusted with attendance here during
transfer Details should be
pleted tomo
Iite local club talked with
Manager McClosey telephone authorizing him
of
of business he down settled
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
snrinter Makes East Time.

PROVIDENCE. r T.. Aug u.-Hovard
p Drew OF Springfield Mass. starting
two and = half yards behind scratch. to-
day won tho 120- yard handicap at tho Or
der of Eagles games IN IL seconds
flat. The worlds record for 120 Yards
made by Bernard i. -yYefers, Ia II as
seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
MOTOR Rl([SI|i|
RIDE MATCH MI
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dromo d. %,"'Ur m,n races a, The w,sa! I'ss
llse on. measr.n ~ en- has sr7ss,.a S,.s'.
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on1 c~ ''.r 0.N winner of each h.,,g
ing the greater nr u and q.
oeynred yvh,e., the winner. dIzS/
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thls summer ana S,o S xoa Z
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fner ms long Whlttlsr.s 2. = wqs
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ward, and declared 'ya ,S. ~
inc M, same bike DO VIZ q
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that Ward was can. wlu krl
can. "''el'ns ~
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wonderful speed Is,. , oesh =.
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whittier can sct @ ths , go Il
boe. tne machine p he viii 5. -
pea, =. Peck samuelson ~
the milo than he ba, b 9,
year and ADDS that ne IN y g
at the finish. ' "As
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should also prove
race, as It win be ,As A,I AsI
Kind that has ever sSs, w
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speed, ms all the ride, !. 4, Z
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GERMANY WILL SEND
TEAM TO EXPOSITION

BERLIN. Aug. 9l.-James f. Sullivan,
secretary of the Amateur Athletic union,
today obtained the promise that a team
OF German athletes would be sent 10 San
rencisco 10 compete at the Panama Pa -
ci0c exposition In 1915.
IN return for this courtesy II Is thought
hkeiy that the American team which is
TO compete in the Creek Olympic games,
known rs the Local Cycle" In the spring
or 1914 VIII on leaving Athens, make q
trip TO Berlin and participate In an ath-
ietic meet there
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'N2h'' ssbl "
Batted for Sinclair In ninth
HELENA

Summary: Two-b base hits-Blausser,
Moorehcad. Spencer 2 Menges. Three
base hits-Gihson 2. Sacrifice hits-Cro-
min ,. Quigley. Crittenden. Sacrifice
nies-Jones, Sinclair Double plays
Blausser to Woolums; Risberg TO Blaus-
ser: Menges 10 Lussi 2 Hit by pitcher
BY Sinclair Quigley. Stolen bases
Spssncer Menges' Lussi. > Bases on
Struck out-By Sinclair 2. by Williams T.
Left on bases-Ogden 8, Helena s. Time
OF game hour and 20 minutes. I'M
pire-lJlsey.
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Wisconsin Commission Named.

MADISON. Wis. Aug 91.-A state
commission TO regulate boxing in Wis
consin, In accordance With the provisions
Of the recent law enacted by the iegisla-
turs, was today named by Governor Nc
Govern. The law provides for ten round.
no-dHcision contests. all bouts TO be
under The sUpervisIon of ihn commlaslon.
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OGDEN BEGINS WELL.
BUT FAILS To LAST
Vigilantes Give Williams
Good Support and Beat
Knights, z to S.


HELENA, Aug 2l.-HeIena gave WILL
liams good support and outhit the ogden
team. thereby winning the game today by
a score OF 10 3. The Owls started off
at n lively gait, making three runs in the
second Inning. They threatened again
In the sixth. but the ViEilantes in the
meantime had piled up enough 10 win.
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Western League

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var.
Second Esns-Dsave-. g. Des Noines.
A. 81 IoSeoh-ToD.kn, !; 81. Joseph. 10.
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