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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
1EMV|S SUPREMACY
i WILL Be DECIDED
mericans Ready to Meet
English Today for Davis In
ternational Cup.

WIMBLEDON. England. July 24.-The
serest of the tennis world Will be To-
sed tomorrow on the championship
ttches at Wimbledon. where the Amer
ms will attempt TO win the Dwigha
b OF the Davis international Tennis
ply England will spare no effort to
fend the cup. which is the last re-
tining token Of her former athletic su-
emacy.
rhe two singles matches Will be played
morrow, Maurice E. McLoughlin Of San
ancisco facing J. c. Parke. whose un-
pected victory last year over the noted
stral.an, Norman Z. Brookes. was in
umental in bringing the cup to Eng
| i'd. and R. Norris Williams OF Phtla-
phia meeting C.. P. Dixon.
sarke fell rather an easy victim to the
Norman in the open English cham
hships. but round Of tournament
ly, Including the Irish championship
| ce. is said greatly 10 have Improved
| form. England pins her hope on his
lity to defeat his opponent on the
| nor that Mclaughlin is stale, but the
l,erlcen has been taking matters easy
ia declares himself in the pink OF con-
Mclaughlin did not play UP to his form
The Canadian matches. but certaln!S
lived no sign of staleness then.
Nixon is almost double the age of
Hams and is noted as the steadiest
yer In England He possesses no
1t strokes. but his persistent habit OF
Rrning everything except the impos-
Tile may prove very disconcerting to
ling player like Williams However,
latter PLAYS his own game without
ch regard for that of his opponent
English critics are united in declaring
/ there is less than fifteen" differ
e between Williams's and McLough-
b play.
he club has announced. in order TO
b al a fair chance. that no seat tickets
Il be sold until the spectators reach
grounds. A greater crowd is expect
lIthan the crush which attended the
ding Mclaughlin match.
Iouth and brlliance will aid America,
lie veteran resourcefulness and ac-
ltntance with the court VIII be ma
lei advantages 10 the British players.
In Saturday the doubles matches are
lpe played. Harold II. Hackett OF New
* and McLoughlin Will meet h Roper
'1rett and Dixon.
lhe last two singles matches are 20 be
, led on Monday, when Mclaughlin will
III Dixon and Williams will meet
ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
MlDVALE TEAM TRIMS
TWO in DAYS WORK

The Midvale team won two victories
Yesterday by lop- p-sided scores. The first
win was over The knights of Columbus
nine and the second over the champion
Lehl club Of the Utah County league.
The game with the X. OF c. was played
yesterday morning on the Midvale
grounds. The score was is TO | in favor
OF Mldvale Blackmer pitched a steady
game for the home club, while his team
mates clouted the visiting pitcher for nu-
merous swats. Scott and Kaefer caught
AFTER The forenoon game, the Midvalers
pied into automobiles and enjoyed
pleasant ride 70 Lehi. where they took
the Utah County lea que leaders into
camp 10 the tune of y to g. Price and
scott worked for Midvale and Garff and
Jackson for Lehi. AL Gum for Midvsle
MT the ball over the fence for 81 home
him.
Arrangements are under way for a
game between the Retail Clerks and Mid
vale tor next Sunday The clerks have
Two victories over Midvale and Manager
Margetts Of the latter club wants chance
10 even mp al least one OF them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

b. International News Service
First race. five and half furlonss-Aay Tine.
io5 CWoife). to 5. won Tho Spirit. I05 (5ra6y)
is 10 /. second: Andes. los tBooserl 20 TO !.
third Time. 1907 80. Robert. Olive: and Trap
also ran.
second race. one mile-Judgc Walscr. 1O7
Grand, 10 20 !. won; Codeau. 100 iMcTaggart.
oven. second. Joe Deibold loe (Mondanl, !! to
Ia. third. Time. J. 40. Euterpc also ran.
Third race. five and hals tur!ongS-Surprisirg,
ll2 tNicklauSl. 10 /. WOE. Filter Cold. lls
CMcTaggartD. 10 2. second; Spearhc36. -l2
payias) IL 10 l, third. Time. 06 Ogunta,
Hupakan and Under Cover also ran.
Fourth race. mile and s!Sioenth-StTenr-
Gus. 100 (Kerrlckl, 70 J. won; Ftlty-iivc, 80
CBrldyl. 10 l. second Ti:ne. IA. Flying Fairy
finished first but disqualified for iou,ing
Strenuous sruin Belle. posted etlgier. threw
the hoy the way 10 the post and rna.
Firth race. steeplechese, about Two and hall!
mies-Shannon River. 1T tAlloHl. even.
Octopus. l4l tTucker). II 10 5. second; Tiilic
D. los (klencckl. 70 I, third. Time. 1850
Tom Cat and Adventures fell
Sixth race. six furlolgs-Montrossos, I0l (Wol!o).
s to ), won; Tenghor. lO7 tnyrne>. 5 20 .ec-
ond. -tvabe i0T tWilson). TO l, thi-d. Time.
1913. Water Wslles. Monmouth and Little Jupiter
also ran.
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ing the roads from the west. south and
east boundaries OF the park to the Belt
line within the park. so that they might
be used by automobiles with safety and
machines thus taken to the Fountain llo-
tel from the west. Thumb station from
the south and Lake hotel from the east.
Work with these funds has been and is
now being carried forward, but has not
advanced to a degree to permit the en-
trance Of machines.
II is possible that the secretary Of war
and secretary Of the interior will use
automobiles over these roads when vls-
iting the park this season, but il they
90 II Will be for the purpose OF inspect
ing the work which has been done and
which is still In progress.
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Each Score in Ninth.

Helena made the lead two instead of
one In their half Of the ninth. With one
out, Qugiey doubled against the fence.
Menses followed with a hit 10 LETT, which
brought in Quigley. Lussi hit to Pendle-
ton and Bauer dropped the throw, which
put two on. Lussi lost no time In steal
ing second.
At this point the most brilliant catch
Of the day was made by Johnny PendIe-
ton. Kelly hit a high foul that ca me
down near the fence back OF the sra nd
Pendleton raced from his position at short
and hooked " with one hand. The side
was retired when Cronin went out on an
in1eld play,
Salt Lake got run In the ninth and
had the bases full twice. The manner
OF their failure to tie the score or 10
break up the "a me in this, their last
chance, was described earlier in this ac-
count, II was described early in order
that the system might not be required
10 carry that awful load all through the
transcrioing OF the evidence taken In two
games
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TWENTIETH INFANTRY
WINS GAME AT HEBER
Special 10 The Tribune.

EEB1R CITY. July 2!-The first game
fantry, which is encamped in Heber val
ley. have taken part in at Heber was
won by them today against the Heber
regulars by the score of to 3 The
fight for the lead during the early in
nings was fast and furious. and until the
eighth Heber had a little the better OF
the argument. In the infantry's half OF
very costly errors which, combined with
the hits OF the infantry. resulted in three
runs for the soldiers and brought the
score 10 in the infantry's favor He
Der failed TO score in the ninth the in
fantry thereby winning the game
The batteries for the fantry were FL =
lot and Thomas and for Heber Downing
ana Nelson The umpires were Poisnor OF
The Infantry and Nuttall for Heber
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How to Heal a
Stubborn G5scess
A Home Method Sure 10 Re.
store Flesh TO Natural
Health.

Do not cover any external sore 80 as
TO interfere with perspiration and the
formation OF protective scabs. Keep
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This famous blood purifier works Won
ders. And you can easily give your
blood a good, thorough cleansing by
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ness Of blood impurities No matter
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how unsightly becomes the skin, just
remember there Is ono ingredient in
S. S.. S. that so stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that each
selects its own essential nutrlment
from the blood.
Do not fall to get bottle OF S. S. S.
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a specialist, write TO the Medical Dept,
The Swift Specific Co., 1877 Swift I.abo-
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Butte Entries.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race. five and half furlongE-Joe Woods
Mural. Abrupt. Now Capital. Lord Clinton 10
Golden Showers. Lady Adelaide, Mary o'Day.
Idun, Medic. Marie coghili. ios; Maud canmsnu.
100.
Second race mile and Acknowledgment
Ruth. ll5: Jim California. lI0: Edwin T, Fryer.
Bon Uncas. Waseail. lo5: Madeline Musgrsvs.
lOs Lew HILL lo2; Blue Beard. 100. Our Last.
as.
Third race, five furIongs-Alvis. li3; Kingwoyth,
no. Sir Harry, 106: Princess Janice. los
Fourth race, five and half furonss-John Pat
terpon, Frank G. Hogan, 10; Star Blue. Tony
Faust ll3, Rnmsy, Lee Harrison II. 10: Roberta
Yvonne. ArbutuS. Evlina.. Queen Ruth. Ferrona,
i0s.
ter. Young Panby. Regards. ossian, Clint Tucker.
Ormonde. Cunningham. Bay Rose, 1i0; Ravol
Dare, 1os: Moisle, los; zoo iot; Dad stearns.
l02; Minnie r.. 100,
Sixth race. ono milo and twenty yards-Gof
Fighting Chance, Talow Dip, Forcguard. Foot
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Fast Bout at Price.
The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PRICE, July 2i.-Thls evening q n-round go
between Kid Davis OF Emery county ard Red
Hughes OF Seattle pulled Off the Exc
theater. The fight fast and resulted "a
draw. Hughes six pounds lighter than his
opponent and had trfle the worst OF the areu-
ruept. but he carried the fight In every round.
which earned him draw. Henry Rhelnhart acted
referee and gave excellent satisfaction. Neither
boy is satisfied with the result OF the fight. and
effort Is being made 10 arrange twenty
round match in the near future, The preliminary
event 4 four-ropnd go between Tom and Bud
Miles. aged respectively and years. The boys
showed considerable class and rewarded with
shower of silver from the spectators
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Helena Takes Two.

1t was then Helena g. turn to erab of
pair, which they promptly did Spen-
Ger got base on balls and went to second
when Quisley sneaked little single be-
tween first and third. Menges's single
scored Spencer and Qrigley came home
on Lussi,s out. Davis to Bauer
me Skyscrapers got one in their half
OF the iifth. Schimpff hit II for three
bases 10 the left center field fence and
scored on Davis's bounder to center field.
sullivan struck out the next three men.
McCloskey's lads cinched the game in
Murphy MT 10 Cronin. who heaved II wild
10 tirst' McClain going to third and Muir
pny TO second. Cronin did the very same
thing on Spencers grounder and two came
IN putting Spencer on second. Spencer
went TO third on Bauer's out and scored
on Huelsman's sacrifice fly.
For the second game Danny Shay
material help TO his team, especially
70 ms iniield. Lussi was sent from left
field TO first, his usual and natural po-
sltlon, and Quigley went TO second. which
station is also his proper place. Shay
took Lussi's place in left
The first run Of the second game was
made In the third. when Helena got a
beat It out. Fowler hit over the pFch-
ers head, the ball passing the inield
and going TO center territory Spencer
nied to Murphy and the atters beautiful
throw held Gibson on third Quigley
walked and the bases were loaded Men
ges sent a fly TO Spencer who made a
lightning return to the plate. Mccain
dropped the ball when Gibson slid into
MIN and the Helena catcher counted In
c!dentally McClain lost large area of
skin OF his right hand as the result Of
his collision with Gibson's spikes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
MONTANA FAVORED
BY PRESENT RULES
Automobiles Cannot Be Ia
ken Into Yellowstone Ex-
cept on Bozeman Road.
Special To The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-Under the
present rules OF the interior department
automobiles cannot be taken into or
through the Yellowstone park excepting
on the road from Bozeman. Mont, 10
Yellowstone station on the western
boundary OF the park.
This route for a distance OF fifteen
miles crosses the northwest corner OF the
park. and under d recent order OF the
department automobiles may be used on
u in that portion OF the park.
Appropriations aggregating $3.50, 600
were secured by Senator Warren Of Wy
omlns in the sundry civil acts for the
last and current fiscal years for widen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
RETAIL CLERKS. .KAYSv1LLE.

summary: Enors-Fibprtrick Gl Johnson
Good (2l, SovGdzEi. Home runs-Marn. Book
Two base hits-Fitspatrck . Three base hts
Johnson. Simmons. Double plays-Cowen TO sim
mons; Weders 20 Good 10 Johnson. Stolen bases
We.dors Fitzpatrick o'Lesry, Good. Wcismaa.
First base errorS-Clerks, /; kaysville. s.
Hits-ou Coleman. I. off Blamers, 10. Left on
h9ses-Clerks. {. kAysville. r Bases on balls
OFT Coleman /; off Bnmisrs. T. Struck out
BY Coleman A. by Blamiero q. Sacrifice hits
Wcsders. Mann Weisman. Fhillios III, by pitch
er-Good Cowen Time OF geme-l hour 5, min
utes. Umpre-Brown scoror-M {. Smith
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NJ 'CLOSKEY SPLITS
DOUBLE WITH SHAY
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Ger sacrificed them each a base, and both
came scooting home when Bauer doubled
TO the left field fence
Two more were added to McCloskey's
string In the fourth. Davis was given
transporta tlon. The next two mon went
out McClain hit TO Shay at second who
gave IT a splendid boot, Davis going to
third. McClain stole second and Muir
Ply walked, filling the bases Davis and
McSlaln came home ON Spencer's single
to left field, The bases we're again full
when Bauer beat out a little hit along
the third base line. but the side went
down when Bauer was forced at second
ON liuelsman's groun6er 10 Menges
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RETAIL CLERKS VIII
ON TRIPLE IN NINTH
Kaysville Defeated by Score
of 7 to 5; Book and Mann
Get Honers.

The Retail Clerks defeated Ksysvile on the lat
ter's grounds yesterday, 10 s. With on
in the ninth Johnson. Tor the Clerks. gets a three,
bagger putting the game on ice
The Clerks fielding poor but they made
il up with the stick Fitzpatrick go, two two
bcgEcrs and single in five times up. Book
and Mann hit home each.
Features OF the game two fast double plays
each side getting Coleman for tho Clerks
pitched besdy game. allowing but seven seat
tered hits
RETAIL CLERKS -KAYSvTLLE
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sB,tted for Sullivan In tb. ninth
SALT LAKE.

summary: Two-base hit-Bauer. Three-base hit
-schimpff. Sacrifice hsty-Kolly, A. Spencer.
Stolen eauos-A Spencer. Bauor. McClain Runs
Ootted in-By Mcnges. A. Spencer t2). Bauer (s).
Davis. Buses on bnllg-on Sullivan. 4; off Eriok-
son. 2. Struck out-By Sullivan, T. by Erlck-
son. q LET, bages Holoue. 6: Salt Lake s.
Flint base crroTs-Helcna. I: Salt Lake 2.
Double play-Pcndleton 10 sehimpff Bauer.
Time of gaue-1 hour IS minutes. Umpire
FrEry.
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Skyscrapers Tie Score.

Salt Lake tied the score in their half
of that Inning. McClain hit to Cronin.
who once more slung 1t wild 10 Lussi
McClain scored from second where the
overthrow had placed him. on Murphy s
single TO left.
Helena got another lead Of one In the
fourth. With two out. Shay drew a base
and scored on q tWo-base hit by Gibson
that hit the left center fence and rolled
beyond the fielder's reach.
raised them one in their half Pendle-
ton started the round by flying to Menges.
Erickson beat out an infield hit Nc
Claim filed to Spencer. Murphy cracked
it for TWO bases and Spencer walked fill
ing the sacks.
beautiful single, and both Erickson and
Murphy rushed home. Huelsman was
walked and the bases were again filled,
but the side was retired when Schimpff
struck out.
The Vig1lantes won their game in the
gifts. With one down. Kelly got a single
through second base territory and Cronin
followed with a hit shortstop way Then
Shay hit TO Erickson. WHO threw to Davis
forcing Kelly. Davis hurled it to first In
an effort 70 catch Shay Bauer drove e.
right back to head off Cronin. but II had
wings and sailed far over Davis's head
and on Into q. pile OF brickba Is and scrap
iron. BY the time Euelsman had rsked
the ball out Of the debris both Cronin nd
Shay were across.
The visitors had a man on third and
one on second in the seventh Qulgley
doubled along the left field foul line
Menges sacrificed him 10 third Lussi
nled ana Kelly was given a walk, imme-
dlately stealing second Murphy ended
the chances OF scoring when he raced in
to Cronin's drive and picked It, II was
q beautiful catch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
BIGGER and Lindley Win.

Inc Rleger and Lindley Monticello base
nne In a very fast and exciting game
Yesterday morning on the Glendale dia-
n1ond by the score OF to 4 The fea =
ture OF the game was the fast fielding
ana sensational catches OF Center field =
er Tuckett. The line up OF the winners
was as follows; SchIffman. manager;
vest vest catcher; Sheriff. pitcher; Legg. ib, :
Jroescnner, 2b.: De Gray. So; r. Howe,
90 Iuckett, CT; 9. Howe IT,: Wallace
RI George D. Anson acted as umpire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

Luss!. Kelly Murphy az. Runs batted lu-By
Monscs t2l. Gibson. Murphy. Bauor t2), pasee
on balla-on Fowler. 0: Off Erickson. T. Struck
out-By Fowler, 6 Leit bases-Heloua. 10.
salt Lake. TO- Firot boao on errors-Holcnu. 2;
Salt Lake. l. Double pIay-Cronin 10 OuiSley.
Hit by pitcher--A Spencer. TImo OF gan.q-1
hour % minutes. Umpirc-Frary,
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Ritchie- Mcfarland Ten Rounds.

CHICAGO. July 2s 2s.-Ncgotiations begun to-
day for n-round contest between Fackey Me
Farland and Willie Richie to be held in MIL
waukee cnrly In October. IL announced that
Mcfarland had agreed and that Richie
sidcrips tho proposition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
Southern League

At Nobilo-Chattanooga, !; MobiIa. s
At Memphis-B;rmiugham S: Memphis o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Montgomery game post
poned rain.
At New orleanc-NesnvilIe-N Orleans game
postponed; wet grounds Two games tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
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White Hopes Matched

Los ANGELES. July 24.-JesR willard and
'Bull'' Young, white hopos, matched today
for twenty-rouud boxing bout August 20 at the
Vernon
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Leifield Sold to Seals.

| Los ANGELES. July % "Laftie Leinsld
| formerly q Chicago National pitcher. signed
today by the San Francisco team of the Coast
| leasue. Leiileld VIII report nsEt Woanesdoy.
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Federal League

enees clfy-Chieaso. y; Kansas City. 3.
evelnnd-lndIanapolis. 9 Cleveland. Z.
Louis-Pit'sbTg. G. ST. Louis, 2.
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Western League

~ Denver-Wichita. o: Denver. g.
Al ST Joseph-siouX City. .: St Joseph. g.
A, LiHcolo-Topeka. 8: Lincoln: 2
Al De- Moincs-omaha, 2: Des Moines. IL
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Association

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Belmont Results.

loose. lOs; Marshall Tnshmsn. McAlan. los.
Weather cloudy; track slow.
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Western Tri- State League

A. North YeE!ma-North Yakima -Pendleton reuo
postponed. rain.
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Northwestern League

Beaftle-Spotanc s Seattle. (
uctoris-Portland I; Victoria. /
yancouver-Tacoms. ( Vancouver. :
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portion OF Utah's population to celebrate
the day at Saltair Bathing easily took
the lead OF the other attractions and it
Is believed that larger number OF people
were in the lake yesterday than on any
other day in the history Of the resort.
Children were decidedly prominent in the
throngs and the concessions did thrlv
Ing business from early mornig 10 late
at night In the dancing pavilion. both
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SALT LAKE.

| Summary; Two-hase hltg-Gibsop Quiglcy or
Murphy, Sacrifice hit-Msnges. stoon buses
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