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Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12
We Want to Find

GO fence stretchers that have
been loaned out. Will you help
usH
Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12

Miss Willie Robnett is visiting
Miss Ethel Morris at Pennington
Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12
Quality Counts

That is the reason we sell the
Velie Buggy. See the point7
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12
SKINNER HAPPENINGS.
Tragic Death of Gordon Edwards
Farmers Buying Autos.

tlOn OF new mouse MONDAY
morning. Mr.. Bates of Centralia
is the builder. He will build a
two story Groom structure with
u basement under half. A dozen
or more of his ncighbors hauled
building material for him the last
few days. II will be remembered
fire licked Octavc's premises
clean about five weeks ago.
Mrs. Byrd Condict of Scdalia IS
here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Omar Dickcrson, and other rcla-
tivcs and friends.
A new steel bridge will soon be
erected across the ravinc just east
of II. T. Spurling's.
j. H. Carpenter purchased
new Ford car recently. Charley
.Sansbury purchased a new Buick
car last week. Mr.. Shepherd, Inv
ing just west of Bethlehem
church, bought a new Overland
automobile last Thursday. The
glitter Of new machines around
here is seen nearly every day.
This makes six bought here with
in few months.
Meyer Bros. had a we'll sunk by
Mr.. Gray recently. Plenty of
water was found at about 100
feet. These boys purchased n
new windmill last week.
Mord Fox had new well sunk
last week by Mr.. Gray of Farber.
A fine flow of water was struck.
The dry weather is getting
rather serious of late. TO the
most optimistic the thought Is
dawning of serious drouth and
a very great shortage of crops
this season unless the drouth is
broken soon. But with plenty Of
moisture from now on the pas
lures and corn will be good.
The tragic death of Gordon Ed
wards was very appalling. The
young man had come the Sunday
before to spend the summer with
his uncle, II. r. Squirting. The
boys had just returned from a
ball game at Skinner Saturday
evening when they got the - rifle
for a short hunt for young rab-
bits before night Wallace
Squirting and Gorden had scarcely
gotten a 100 yards from the
house when Gordon s hat blew Off.
rabbit jumped up and as a Sc
quence Of the maneuvering of
boys and rabbit the gun was dis
charged, the ball finding Iodg.
ment in young Edwards brain
Unconscious he fell to pass ont Of
this life two hours later, at Q p.
m. The funeral was held Monday,
at 3 80 p. m, at. the Centralia
Baptist church. Many friends
and relatives were present. The
floral decorations were profuse.
The Rev. Smith, pastor there,
read scripture lesson. The Rev.
Miller, pastor Of the First Bap-
inst church at MOberly, and of
Gorden s church, offered prayer,
and the Rev. j. l.. Presser. pastor
at Bethlehem and HallsvlIlp,
preached the funeral discourse
which was full Of comfort ano
good cheer for the bereaved The
mother, Mrs. Eula Wiseman anG
husband, and a host of kinsmel
and friends he leaves behini.
many sorely bereaved and all :,
tender sympathy for the Ir
|reaved. The remains were N
TERED in the Centralia cemcterv
The writer extends sincere syn.-
patty.
Misses Ethel, Flemma and Fav
SnidOw and Mrs. Clara d. an
dow are here the guests of M.
and Mrs. Russell Squirting.
Miss MabIe Mahan is the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Squirting th:S
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. IT, Randle
are visiting relatives at Box Ell
der, Mont.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-06-12

John Jesse is building a fine
new barn on his farm near Rush
Hill.
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o. j. Berrey of Eldorado
Springs, Mo-, sends us a dollar
"for the renewal of the good old
Message" as he puts it.
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You Will Need

A blue flame oil cook stove this
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Mr. Royal Jesse and wife, who
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Cold Fresh Butter Milk.
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Standard Binder Irvine runs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
GREAT FALLS TAKES
FIRST FROM OGDEN
Manager Hester Has Luck
and Good Playing on
His Side.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. July 22.-With Manager Her
bert Hester on the slab, the Great Falls
Electrlcs outpiayed and outlucked the
knightmen in today's opening game OF
the series, winning by the count OF 10
2. The Ogden fans had the satisfaction
OF watching Rustenhaven work through
ont the nine innings and he displayed
more control than he has at any time
during his service with the local club,
although there is still room for improve
ment
II there Is anything in the category OF
ba seball which did not conspire TO beat
the Kittens today that something must
have been very modern With nothing
more than a high school hop on the ball,
Hester was the complete master Of the
same batsmen who slapped a real mound
artist like Trekell for ten long drives
last Sunday. However. the Great Falls
manager did not lack support
Manager Hester Is having both good
and bad luck regarding his pitching staff.
He has just sold Flame Delhi 70 the
Pittsburg club OF the National league for
S25O0. delivery September TO- but today he
sent 'Rube" Hildebrand to a Salt Lake
hospital Hildebrand is suffering from
blood poisoning and is said to be In
serious, condition; Pitcher Williams is
temporarily out Of the game with a
broken finger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
CROSS AVID BALDWIN,
To MEET At VERNON
VIII Go Twenty Rounds al
Catch Weights Next
Tuesday,,
By International News Service.


LOS ANGELES, July 22.-Next In lire
on the Vernon hstic slate IS the twenty
round engagement at catch weights ON
July % between Matty Baldwin OF Boston
and Leach Cross Of New York. Cross
and Baldwin have long been bitter rivals
and the New Yorker has forever round
the Bostonian thorn IN his side.
Baldwin has had in excess of 100 fights
in the eleven years in which he has been
in the ring and has met the best OF the
.lightweights OF recent years. He lost to
Cross on foul In eight rounds. May Is.
1910. in New York City, when ii is
claimed he had Cross beaten and prac-
tically out In April OF 1911 he met Cross
for ten rounds in New York, and although
It was no. decision affair, the press
awarded Ba ldwln the verdict,
Matty is making ready at the st Ignatius
club and has created such good impress
sion that from present indications the bet
ting price will be a pretty even thing.
II know Cross and his lighting style
about as well as any one OF the fighters
who have met him." said Baldwin in dis
cussing the match. He knows that
have little fear OF any of the wallops that
he carries [ have his number and ne
knows it, When ! took him on in New
York I had him bad and would have fin-
lshed him had 1t been a longer bout With
twenty rounds to go, / am sa atshed that
can land decisive victory, and then
want the chance that I have hoped for
"a clash with RItchie for the hampton
ship.
Cross Is doing his training at Doyles
camp in Vernon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

NEW YORK. July 22.-Ths Pittshu,z
teams hope of winning the NstIonaj|
league championship received a seysrs
blow when the New York chamujons'
twice defeated Fred Clarkes men in {
double header today. The first game ves
won easily by the home club by 10 y
but the locals had to 20 eleven lnnjurf
to win the second. 70 A crowd a.
worlds series proportions, the greateyi'
that ever saw mldweek game IN New
York. was present,
The second game was a pitchers bat.
tie between MathewSon and Fronme an
the New York side. and Adams ,or PltiS-
burg. The visitors scored in the first haf
OF the eighth, when Gibson tripled Win
one out. Adams popped to the lnield and
Snodgrass made an error on Byrne's lpe
drive. scoring Mensor. who ran for GIb-
son Burns tied IL UP for New York lr'
the second half when he nit a home run
into the left field bleechers In the tenth
inning Pittsbuvg filed the bases. but
failed to score. Burns again led Tn
Giants 10 victory IN the eleventh. Hu
single opened the inning and Shafer va
passed, Fletcher popped to Miller and
Viox fUmbled on Doyle. filling the bases.
Burns then scored on Merkle sacriHce
fly Wagner was back in the game alter
a long layoff and struck out four times,
twice in each game.
PITTsBURG- NEW YORK
(Flr5t Game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Morgan May Have Typhoid.

The worst luck in the world hangs over
inc Salt Lake clubs head this morning
Morgan went TO bed last night with a
fever. His teHpers ture was above l03.
ana II is toss-up on typhoid.
The team Is now squarely up against
II. If Morgan IS laid up. the club loses
the one pitcher upon whom Il has de-
pended as being able 10 20 through with
game. Drassen. OF course. ls alws IS
good. bur he Is not on the regular pitch
ing stan. In Gaze OF pinch Schimpff car
take the slab, The only thing to do.
therefore. IS 70 heat up the teiegra nh
wires for pitchers. The club has Just got
TO have them.
Erickson viii pitch today and every
nody is pulling for him. His work on
the Fourth and in the game ne pitched
against Butte was beyond criticism. Let
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

CHICAGO. July pa ninth inning rail-
ly by Chicago, made when they were al
most beaten. turned the tables on Wash
ing,on and the locals won. to 8, With
the score TO in favor OF the visitors
Collins doubled and scored on Fournier's
double Weaver was an easy out, and
Bodie. batting for Cicotte. drew a pass.
Chappelle purposely was walked, filling
the bases Rath. who came UP with two
out and the bases filled. sent long single
TO left. scoring Fournier with the tying
run, and also Mattick. who had run for
Bodie. with the run that won. Groom
was touched for n total of eleven hits
but good fielding behind him cut off the
runs OF the local team,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
LARNED AND WRIGHT
ARE TENNIS CHAMPS

BOSTON, July 22.-William A Larned
and Beals G. Wright both former ma
tional singles champions. and partners OF
high standing a decade ago in tennis
doubles went into combination again to-
day and vanquished r. d. Little and IT.
r. Pell Of New York in the best match
of the second round OF the annual tourna,
ment for the eastern doubles champion
ship at the Longwood Cricket club The
scores were rs. 6-3, ST. 6-i
The surprise match Of the day was that
In which Gustave e Touchard and w
M Washburn eliminated the former
Princeton team of c.. NJ Church and
Dean Mathey at 81. 6-s 2-6. l0-s
Many hard contests developed in the
second round OF the eastern doubles. to
which the day was practically given over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Vigilantes Rally.

Helena made a brave rally in the ninth,
and was able 10 nick twice There vas
tremendous excitement In this inning. for
the way the visitors were going they
threatened 20 wipe out the Skyscrapers'
lead. Happily for McCloskey. they were
headed before the fatal number was gar-
nered
The first man went out and then Quig-
iey singled. He was counted on Menges' 6
triple and the latter scored on Imss,'s
single TO left. Then Dresser retired and
Ed Erickson took up the task Ed
doesn't feel real comfortable until ne
walks man or two. so he started his
job by sending Kelly to first That put
two on and only one out
But the King OF Scandinavia had some
thing on that oil ball and Cronin famed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Salt Lake Gets Two.

The first counters came in the second
inning. when Salt Lake put two across.
Schimpff hit the ball over short and
stole second. Davis walked and each ad
ranced base on Pendleton's clever IT.
tie sacrifice. McClain walked and the
bases were full. Murphy hit to Menges.
who looked around at the various bases
eager for some sack tender to appear so
that he might make force-out The
bases We're left uncovered however, un-
I'll IL was too late to nail any OF the
runners. Schimpff scored on the play
The bases were full when Bauer was
given pass by which munificencc Davis
was forced home. leaving the sacks In
the choked condition. The side was re-
tired without more scoring
Butte got one back in the third When
one was out Cooncy drew a walk Spen-
Ger filed out and then Quigley hit down
through third base territory. Menges fol-
lowed with a terrific drive. that knocked
one of the rs" off Schimpff's name and
rolled merrily into the outfied Cooney
scoring and Quigley going TO third
Menges headed for second and Nc
Claim soused 'er down The throw was
fast and accurate and its return was
equally fast. with the result that Qulg-
ley was caught on the third home line
and put out. 1t was fast baseball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
NEW YORKS LOSE
BY CLOSE SCORE

DETROIT. July 22-New York could
not hit Dause's delivery today and De-
had a man on third. but sharp Aelding
prevented tally Ford pitched fine ball
In all except one inning. the seventh
when he was found for three singles and
a sacrifice hit In this same period he
muffed pop fy. but all this netted De-
troit only one run. The Tigers other
tally resulted from Gamers double and
an error by Ford
NEW YORK. DETROIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Summary; Two-base hits-Lussi. Dres-
sen. Three-base hits-Menges Murphy.
Huelsman Runs batted in-By Menges
C2l' Lussi. Kelly %, Shay. Murphy. Spen-
Sacrifice hits-Cronin, Spencer Pendleton
lD. Stolen bases-spencer. Huelsman (2).
Schlmpn. Davis (2). Base on balls-On
Struck out-By Cooney 3; by Dresser. 9:
by Erickson. ]. Hits-On Dresser Is in
1-3 innings. Left on bases-Helena. 10:
Solt Lake 9 Wild pitch-r>sssen First
base on errors-Helena, l. Double plays
Cooney 10 Menges TO Quigey: Menges
funa assistedl. Time hours and min
utcs. Umpire.-FraY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
'Batted for Shannon in seventh.
'"Ran for Kellogg In seventh.
MISSOULA

Summary: TWo-base hits-Warren
Carman. Changnon. Robinson. Sacri-
fee hIts-Turgeon. Perrine. Wild
pitches-Bohen (o). Stolen bases
Clynes. Daschbach, Van. Morse (2).
Bases on balls-Of Bohen, 5; of Nc
Creery. 2; off Robinson. 2. Struck out
BY Bohen. q by McCreery. 5 by Robin
son. L Hits-Ofr McCreery, I in s In
nings. off Robinson, 2 in 2 innings. Left
on bases-Butte s; Missoula. G. Time
hour and so minutes. Umpire-Elsey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Work Pretty Squeeze.

The home team made three chalk
marks in their half Dresser started Il
off with double TO the left center fence
and went 10 third on SchimpT's out Da-
Wis walked. and Fcndleton was up As
pretty squeeze ever made a fan split
his tonsls was pulled. Dresser was half
home by the time Cooney let the ball go
and Pendleton touched 1t Just hard
Davis had been tearing around the cir
cult meanwhile and was on third when
Pendleton was thrown out at first Nc
Claim walked, went 10 second on Muir
phys single to left, which also scored
Davis. and came home when Spencer
poked il out for a base hit Spencer
stole second but the side was retired be-
fore ne could get any farther
The Nisilantes rang the bell IN the
sixth. Lussi hit the left field fence for
two bases. went TO third on Cronin's S
bounder and scored on Shay's roller to
right.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
wAsHINeToN-cHIcAGo

Ran for Lsporto In eighth
1.-Two out whom winning run scored.
lBatted for Russell in seventh
''Battod for Cicotte in ninth.
':Ran for Bode IN ninth.
Score by innings
Washington .....,........2 o-5
Chicago ....-..ss,,.s.o o 3-s
Summary; Error-Schak. Two. .bafe hIts-Four-
nor ~, Laporte. Lord. Foster. Collins. Three
base hits-Chase Schaik Collins. Hits-On Rus
sell. 10 In Innings: Oft Cicotts ] In In
nnsn Sacrifice hi,s-Miinn, Mcbride, Groom.
Double pays-Wcaver, Chase 10 Rath: Weaver 20
Chase. Left on bsscS-Washington So Chicago S.
hnlk-Russeli. First base bnlls-OW Russell
l. off Groom 3 Hit by pitchor-Milan by Rus
soil Struck out-By Groom by Russell
Time OF game hour and So minutes. Umpircs
-Egan and Dlnoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Salt Lakes Best Inning.

The star Inning OF the game for the
Salt Lakers was their half OF the sixth.
Murphy lined II TO the right field fence
for a triple. Spencer followed with a
Bauer popped out to Cooney Huelsman
repeated Murphys performance the ball
going afar into the southeast corner OF
right field. counting the captain a three
sacker and scoring Spencer, Huelsman
came home on Dressens single to left.
Dresser was his way for steal OF
second when Crittenden threw low and
Leo went to third. lie counted on
Schimpn's single
Shay took two in the seventh One
was out when Lussi hit fly into right.
Murphy stumbled and missed Menges
dropped one over short and both ad-
Vanced on wild pitch. Kelly hit a driY-
ing single into left. and both Quigley and
MengeS scored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Summary: TWo-base hits-Delhi. Faye.
Stolen bases-Faye. Siner. Sacrifice
hits-Gslepa 2, siner. Moorehead Sacri-
fee ny-Jones. Runs batted in-By
Weaver, Jones, Levy. Struck out-By
Hester 4, by Rustenhaven .. Bases on
balls-Off Hester l. off Rustcnhaven 8.
Passed ball-Perkins. Left on bases
Great Falls 0. Ogden l. Time Of game
| hour and AZ minutes. Umpire-La-
ROGUE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

1t be hoped that the big fellow will be
right side up In this time OF stress.
There will probably be nothing doing
In the matter of the. proposed benefit for
Umpire "Rasty" Wright on Monday, at
least not along the lines OF an exhibition
game. II seems To he the opinion that
the Wright benefit should be made one
Of the regular championship games and
tnat the lea que should forego its share
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
FAIL To
WORRY THE Giants
New York Captures Bod
Games Of Double-header
and Strengthens Lead.
National League,

Yesterdays results:
Brooklyn, !. ST. Louis. 3.
Phila adelpllia. 8. S: Chicago, 5, s.
New York. S, ?. Pittsburg, 4.
Boston, 5. .: Cincinnati, 1, 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Southern League

AZ New orleans-New Orleans a Ch,ttanoosa 4
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS o. Atlanta
AZ Montsomory-Montso somcry ;. Brmin cham l.
~ Mobile-Mobic .. Nashville g.
FIRST games at Mobile and New orIesus peat
ponod on account OF rain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
SAT- Lake Trims Vigilantes
in Battle Full of Hitting
Each Side Gets Fifteen Safe Swats; Pendleton
and SchinlpH Pull Spectacular Catches; Nor
gan May Have Typhoid Fever.

Salt Lake, 9; Helena, 6.
AT Ogden-Great Falls, A;
Ogden, 2.
AT Missoula - Missoula, 5;
Butte, L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Union Association

A FTER yesterdays ball game at
~ Lucas held. Groundkeeper Ten
~ nant went around with big
y hammer and nailed on fourteen
boards that had been knocked
loose by the batsmen who took part In
The session Everybody nit the ball Fiji
teen swa5s are credited FOR Salt Lake and
a Ike number for Helena. Hits for extra
pases were numerous, but nobody,
strange 10 say. poled il over The fence.
The terrific coutinz was not altogether
Que TO remisness on the part OF the pitch
ers Both Dresser and Cooney worked
without heart after they realized that
they could expect nothing from Umpire
Er&ry unless they stuck 'eyn square over.
Such a thing as a corner was not in
Frsry's book on Balls and Strikes" He
is rapidly getting reputation through
out the league as an umpire for whom
The pitchers have got 10 shoot them
straight over.
Salt Lakes felders worked like the
there been niftier ball playing than the
article presented by Pendleton and
Schlmph Yesterday i glance at the
compiled statistics shows that schimpf
had seven putouts and TWO assists. and
reversing The order. Pendleton had seven
assists and two putouts Most OF the fast
work centared around second base which
accounts for the fact that Salt Lakes
Helena : shortstop was also a busy little
fellow with six outs and three helps.
Two Star Spears.
C!rcuses come and go and each has
something 10 thrill the crowds, but no
hig-top offering ever had anything on
TWO spears made by SchimpT and PEN
dleton in Yesterdays game. The first
az these heart-bTeai5ers came in the
fourth inning when Lussi hit one that
looked good for two bases a least APP
parently the ban was mile a mile and
half or TWO miles over Schimpf's head
but Artie spat out a big quid. which re-
heNed him of four or FIVE pounds OF
weight, ana Went UP after it IL stuck
Even more spectacular was Pendleton s
for'iinS Of Coorsy's drive in the eighth.
Johnny did twistsr in the air the abil-
ity 10 reproduce which would assure
horizontal lar performer $500 per easily
When Penny came 10 earth once more
after long absence aloft, the bail was
safe in his glove.
Base-stealing for salt Lake was Ike
sneaking the milk away from baby's crib
six thefts were noted. Crittenden has a
very bad wrist and his throwing 10 bases
IS consequently cratic; IN fact a couple
OF his heaves in yesterdays game went
INTO the outhed FOR extra bases
For the tlrst time IN several rounds os
rhe moon. Howard Murphy batted In his
old-tlnie form Yesterday. a triple and
three singles are marked no for him
Nenges tied Murphy with an Identical
score al bat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
M|SSOULA BEATS
BUTTE IN BENEFIT
Miners Fail to Solve Bohen;
Proceeds Will Go to
Blanke- Up.
Special to The TrLbNne.

MISSOuLA, Mont, July 22.-The ga me
with Butte, the proceeds OF which VIII go
to Manager Cliff Bankenship of the local
team, was Won by Missoula b" the score
OF L O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
SOX TURN TABLES
ON THE SENATORS
Great Ninth Inning Rally
Changes Defeat Into Vic
tory in Chicago.
American League

Yesterdays results:
ST. Louis, / Philadelphia, o.
Detroit. ., New York. 0.
Chicago, 6; Washington. 5.
Cleveland, 8; Boston, 5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
WIN FROM
WORLDS CHAMPS

CLEVELAND July 22.-w,tb =
changed lineup, Cleveland defeated The
worlds champion Bostons. TO s. TO-DAY
me pitching on both sides was medi
drove Leonard and Malloy from the boy
0 Cleveland's thirteen hits, three were
triples and three were doubles, and los
Jackson. league batting leader, again
Pitcher Dashner OF the Ohio sta,a
league reported today TO the CleveIarS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Northwestern League

az yietoria-victoris s. Portlond /
A. spoksne-spokane 6. Seattle &
At Vancoucer-Vnncouve s. Tacome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

and Shay went down on an Ipfield ont
and the peril was over
The teams play again today. the hour
being $3.50 o'clock
JJE,T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Summary: Errors-Hsrtzell. Ford (1 Bush.
Two base hit-Gainsr. Hit6-on Ford, S IN :
innines or Fisher. In I inning. Sacrifice
htg.Moriarty. Mckee (.) Stolen Sase-Knirht
Double play-Hor,zcll 10 Knight Lott on b.sos
Daues 6. Ford |. Time OF E.me-1 bonr
and 81 minutes. Umpreh-Ec.guson nnd connniIr
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