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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-16
Northwestern League

AZ victorin-First game: Tacoma II: Victoria
: Second samo: Tacoma. :: victoria tcalled
end ninth on account OF dsrknssS)
Al Seattje--Scattle. 4; Portland. o
Al spokanc-Spo7ane s: Vancouver g.
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Iduo. Golden shower. Rose Sweet, lOI; Kingsley
l05: Tatu Watgo. lo2.
Weather clear; track good
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Tonight Majestic pavilion. Dancing
$50 to 12. Large floor, good pusic.
(Advertisomsnt)
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The following theatsr notices arc marked
advertisement In order 10 comply with
strict Interpretation OF tho new federal news
paper law. In they paid adveT-
tisemonts. They itoms furnished By the
press agents Of tho various thcaters.
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woirnan 2: OF BeumgardnsT, /, Struck out
By No.ely. 2; BY Weiimsn. A. By BaumgardnsY. I.
Timo-i hour and co minutes. Umpirso-Mo6rss-
vey aud Connolly.
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TEAMS co FOURTEEN
|VN|NCS TO A TIE
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Play
3 to 3 Game; Darkness
Finally Calls Halt.
National League,

Yesterdays results:
Boston. 6; Chicago, II.
New York G. ST. Louis, |.
Philadelphia. 81 Cincinnati. 2
Brooklyn. 3; Pittsburg. J. Called end
OF fourteenth inning; darkness.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ORPHEUM-Vaude Every af-
ternoon and evening,
UTAH THEATER-Stock company In
"Charey's Aunt" One week with
matinee today.
EMPRESS-Vaudev evllle. Performances
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night
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Federal League.
Trott Outpoints Ketchell.

a, MISUNDERSTANDING, 81 indianapolis,
No others scheduled.
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Those who visit the Empress this
week will find much 10 their liking. II
matters not how eXacting they may be
there is something on the bill that viii
please. Porter J. White. q star and a
distinguished actor, is seen in one of the
best miniature playlcts OF recent years,
called Scandal" He is supported by
clever company OF PLAYERS. each and all
OF them with envious regulations Emma
Francis. the famous Oriental danseuse.
together with her Arabian whlrlwinds.
all costumcd I'm their native garb. pre-
sent one OF the most senSa tional and
pleasing Oriental novelties in vaudeville.
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Geers Drives Skilfully.

Geers then made his bid in the next
heat coming from behind in the last six
teenth and nosing out a victory The
fourth and fifth rounds were almost du-
plicates OF the third Geers making his
drive when nearing the wire and getting
the decision by a close margin.
The summaries:
..Io class trottinp 1900 three In five
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A beautiful cabinet Of carved teak. IN

\ beautiful cabinet Of carved teak. IN
laid with ebony ivory and gold serves
as the crux about which is woven a story
OF originality, with that subtle sense OF
danger ever lurking in occidental mys-
teries. The stolen Face beautifully
portra we'd by the Selig company. Will be
the special attraction al the Mehesy to-
day 1.-The Rustler's spur novel and
sensational western drama by the Es-
a Young sheriff in giving up love for
duty, His reward follows later. The
Pathe company gives one OF its See
America First" series, entitled "GlNmpses
OF Montana
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"hn IN oighth.
.,,r.''...',..o . % o or
r''.'-..'-o 0 0 % o o-I
Is-os, op%s hits-Ycrkes t2,. Lewis.
~ -elta~xn,a autngardnsr. In I iunine
- az, az, Janvrin. Englc. Sacrifice
n. d'et bases-speakcr. sho,tou
H, Left On bases-St. LouIs
on nalls-off Mosely, 8; OFT
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Q o D ~
+ Er.ors-Ainsmith. Bush Rauraen,
|1a Two-base hits-McBrice. BauTns n.
raxfnrd Threc-bnse hits--SosleT. Nor
Home run--Lzke. Hlts-OG Hall. 5 In
off Lake. IL 10 % inoiHgo, of Hor-
i lnning (pi,ched 10 Cobb Ia ninth; of
s1s 10 1-5 Inning. Sacrifice ,lles-Fcs-
. Stolen beses-Milnn t2l. Mckee ~,
.b1s play-Mo-isr,y 10 Goiusr. Left on
tIngtor. 10: Detroit. 8. First on balls
<u. 4. of 6Hllla. g: OF Lake. /: off
Wild pitches-John.or cake. Hsr-
- hour xud 60 minutes. Umpires
nd Hhe-idau
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WesterR League

At Topeha-DeS Moinc3. 4: Topeka
~ Jlncolp-omahO. .; Lincoln.
AZ Dcnver-ucuycr Z: 81. Joseph, 3.
At wichitn-SiouE City. 2. Wichita, =.
uetted the champions two more runs
Shafer's batting and Wlneo's throwing to
bases featured tho game.
ST. LOUIS NEW YORK.
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INsD|V PASSES ALL
|HCHERS FOR YEAR
'h;neton Marvel Wins His
.lHh Consecutive Game
for Season.

American League.
|>rday's results:
~ s: New York, z.
5Sils, /; Boston. 2.
~ 7. washington, y.
.3snd. 8; Philadelphia, IL
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This afternoon and evening will be the
only chances to see "Charley's Aunt al
the Utah theater. The brilliant, side
splitting comedy has drawn large audi
ences all week and the two remaining
performances will be witnessed by ca
paclty houses. Richard Vivian, in the
role Of Lord Fancourt Babcrly. who dis
Brazil, is making the hit OF his career.
The supporting company is of high stand l.
ard and the farce Is presented In way
that furnishes a verltable riot OF fun.
Next week Robert McKim will be seen
in the title role of Sherlock Holmes,
the famous play in which William Gillette
starred
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II. :
Lillian Arnold. bg. m. by
Croghau (Gocral ....,....-....i
Alta Coast. h. m. Dcmpseyl..1
Bong Guy. b. h. BAILEY Val
eutncl .sssss.'sr"
Dr. Thorne b n Snow .....e ;
Rcdlac. jr. blk. tCoN-Mona-
Time gisIs 2;l1E 2IOh. 2:i2if. c.l2
2l5 class, pacing. $1,000. ihr"o in five
Marsot Hal. b. m. By Argot Hal Cic-
Donald 81. ....... ............ .-....,rl
Zanzibar. b. s. (Pitmonl .............-..S
Auto Zombro. b. n. ytSpcncerb .....,......2 .
Fanny Shirley, b. m. Pearcel. .,.......,i !"
Bay Sure b. < RAY .-............-...n .
susie Gentry & N. GoomlsD ............I
uoI King ch e (snowl .................S q
Accy T.. {! whitney, ...........-..3
Cyclone. b. &. ashley ..........-....,.,t 3 dls
Time .o5i. g:O7E 2:O7H.
Froc-f for-an trot 1880 two IN jhroe'
Dude Archdale, blk m. by Archdale
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Anvil. b. (Gccrsi ..........,.........l
Cascade ch. h. (R0ducyl ................S :
Time 2.OiE. 2.0tH. 2:oii=
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From first to last this weeks bill at the
Orpheum is scoring with lovers OF yaude
vile on account OF the classy diversion
afforded. From the headllner, Zelda
Sears and company. presenting The
which is distinctly novel eccentric
dancing ;urn, there is something doing all
the time. The current bill will be seen
for the last time this afternoon and even
Ing. Commencing tomorrow matinee. the
new bill goes into effect. headed by Jesse
H. La skv's latest and best musical com
edy Offering. The Trained Nurses with
Gladys Clark and MIR. Bergman in the
leading roles.
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Time g.iSIs 2;ilf. 210h. 2:i2iT e.l2.
2:i5 class, pacing. $1,000 ihreo IN five;
arsot Hal a IN By srgot Hal fAic-
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ATHLETIC EXPERTS
DRAFT WORLD RULES

BERLIN. Aug. 19.-Athotic experts
from all parts OF the world are assembled
here for the opening tomorrow Of the
International Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton. The formal business 70 be under
taken is The drafting OF rules for inter
national competitions. but the delegates
are chiefly Interested In the Olympic
games to be held here In 1916 Though,
strictly speaking they have no right to
legislate FOR these games. they hope TO
Induce the Olympic committee at Paris
in 1914 to adopt the fedora tiops recon-
mcndatons on the ground that IL is
the international authority on track and
field meets.
There will be a meeting OF the cxecu-
tive committed followed by visit OF the
delegates 10 inspect the stadium for the
Olympic games. which was dedicated by
Emperor William last June. The confer
cnce proper viii open Thursday.
The American delegates are James f.
Sullivan. secretary OF the Amateur Ath-
lctlc union Gustavus 7. Kirby. Colonel
Robert NJ. Thompson and Joseph b.
McCabe. The standardized programme
for future Olympic games prepared by
Mr. Sullivan has many supporters among
the foreigners. The Germans Wish even
by substituting n 1900 meters run. the
so- o-callcd German mile. !or :he present
5000 and 5000 meters runs. They also
desire 10 eliminate the walking events
declaring they are unnatural and that
II ls impossible TO judge them. The
Americans approve these amendments
Mr.. sullivan and the other American
delegates are endeavoring TO Induce a
team OF German athletes 10 compete at
The Panama Pacific exposition in san
Francisco. but II ls believed they Will
have hard task. as the Germans have
ample difficulties before them in hnsuc.
ing their 1915 Olympiad without going
70 the cNtra expense OF sending men TO
san Francisco.
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HALF -M|LERS ENJOY
MONOPOLY OF SPORT
2:1O Pace Finishes Hard Bat
tie; Big Field Entered
in 2:24 Trot.

SALEM n. r.. Aug. 1s.-The half.
mile track horses had the programme &c
themselves at Rockingham rark today
where the first days Grand Circuit meet
ing opened. All three events two OF
them $4,000 stakes. were for the cam
paigners on the hslf-mile circuits and
they furnished some good racing. espe-
cially in the 2:lo pace, which required
five heats.
The 2:24 trot had field OF twelve the
largest which has started OIL he Grand
Circuit this season. and was won in
straight heats by Peer Sims, driven by
c. w Lasell of Whiiinsvilie. Mass
Lew Perkins, a member of tho Lasell
sta bles last season, had things all his
own way In the PIT pacing stake.
The $40 PAGERS put UP the hottest con-
test OF the day, the first three heats be-
ing won by differen. horses. II was
finally won by Add r, driven by Lester
Dore
GuerNey Cue of New York, one Of the
receivers appointed BY the United Stntes
court for the Greater New York Far &
Exposition company. which is behind the
Grand Circuit meeting u be held next
week at the Empi q City track, was here
today conferring with the horsemen in
regard to the meeting. He said lie bad
received word today that the court had
granted an injunction forbiddng c-cdi-
tors OF the company from levying upon
any OF the funds set aside for the racing
meeting.
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JORDAN RETAINS TITLE;
PARKER IS OUTCLASSED
Pttsburger Puts Up Strong Battle For First Thir-
ty-6ve Minutes; Match Full of Rough
Work by Both Men.

HRS JORDAN retained his title OF
champion mddleweight wrestler Of
the world last night at Saltair
" when ne defeated Archie Parker OF
Pittsburg in two falls in forty
two minutes and twenty-five minutes, re-
spectively.
The champion obtained both falls with
body scissors and half nelson holds
During the last few minutes OF the first
fall and in the twenty-five minutes Of
the second Jordan had things all his
own way. He clearly showed himself su-
perior TO his opponent in every way.
Neither man seemed to have anything on
his opponent for the first thirty five MIN
uteS OF the match.
Only at one time was Jordan seriously
In danger Of being thrown. Parker
stood him on his head shortly before he
himself was thrown for the second time,
but the champions shoulders were not on
the mat more than fash of a second,
BY no means could the referee have
given Pa rlier fall. especially as pin falls
only were ruled. Many OF Parker's fol-
lowers would have had the fall count, but
the majority OF the spectators viewed the
matter in a fair light and realized that
decision TO Parker for Il fall could not
possibly be just.
Jordan obtained similar hold on Park
er previously In the match. but the Pitts
burgers shoulders did not stay on the
mat nor was there any voice OF disscnsion
from the audieuGs.
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TENNIS CRACKS ARE.
GOLDEN GATE MEMBERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug, 1o.-It is inter
esting 20 note that three Of the four Cali
fornizna who viii compete at Newport to-
lrorrow IN the challenge match for the
nitsd states lawn tennis championship
n doubles are not only fellow townsrnen,
but members OF the same club-the Golden
Gate Tennis club OF san Francisco.
Maurice 4. Mclaughlin. Clarence r.
Griffin and the stripping John strachan
learned 10 play the game on the public
courts or Golden Gate park, "a did WI
lam NJ. Johnston, the high school boy
who has won notable string 80 Victories
In the eastern singles tournaments this
year
In addition TO the achievements OF Sic.
Loughlln ~ the Davis cup competition.
members Of this one club hold the follow
Ing tennis championships
National lawn tennis snglcs-Mc-
Loughliu
National lawn tennis doubIeE-Mc-
loqghlin coupled With Thomas c. Bundy
National clay court singies-Sfrachan
National clay court doubies-Griffin and
Strachsn.
Western .inEies-GTif,ln.
ouwentsia elimination doubles. south
middle west and Pacific coast-Grifrn and
Sirarhan
Longgood bowl. sinEles-Johns,on.
New York state singles Johnston
southampton doubles - Griffin and
Stfachan-
Pacific cOss, sinsies-Johnston.
Paelfc coast doubles-Griffin and
California sinEscs-JohuStou
california doublss-Griffn and siraeAan
Thomas G Bundy. Joint defender with
Mclaughlin OF the Ell coTners' doubles
ttle. lives In Los Aug>les as does Niiss
VAR kroN No, United states champion in
eoinvns singles and doubles and Clifton
-. Herd. nationsi interscboiastlc cham
pi1n.
NcLoughliu. who made almost a clean
sweep % the major events ir 1912 lost
snort OF his titles by default this year
because ef nis absence In quest of the
Davis cup.
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Fifteen Hundred See Bout.

A crowd OF Approximately 1900 persons
greeted the wrestlers when they entered
the ring al 9:35 o'cIC cK. Both men went
to their corners and then they were in
troduced to the spectators by Referee j.
A. A. Stanley. Parker given a
slightly warmer reception than Jordan
for the fans were in hopes that the east
ern man would cure the champion OF some
OF his alleged rough STUFF.
From the start OF the bout both men
went at IL fiercely. Neither was trying
TO stall and II could be plainly seen that
each wanted 10 take the measure OF his
opponent in al short time as possible
Rough tactics were resoIted TO frequent
" and Referee Stanley found il a diff
cult task 10 separate the men. At times
they almost refused TO separate. so de-
sirous was each of giving the other fell
low the worst of il. Tho rough stuff
evoked much criticism from the crowd
and one follower OF Jordan had to be
removed from the hppodrome by special
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CRAFTSMANSHIP GIVES
WAY TO GOLF PLAYING

WASHINGTON. Aug ie.-ooN has
forced the more veighty problems OF
statesmanship temporarily out OF tho
minds on senator's Runorr that Lad
inG and boaHtful golfer. OF the houae
were Growing OF their pruwsss on the
Chevy Chase and Columbia club unk,
led EolfinE senator's today 10 peyfec,
;heir senate golf association. which Viii
soon be ready for all comerr"
Senator Salisbury has bean the active
figure Ia bringing together ths Tolfius
enthusiasts. who include many OF the
leading men OF both parties Hero "a the
roster OF officers md directors of the new
association, as given out by Senator
Salisbury today:
Honorary president-vloe Pr,Hd.-t
Marshall
Honorary secreary-senAtDr osninr-r
Presidsnt-Senator O'CSoruan
Vice president-Senator CIrruiDxr
Trrasurer-Senator Lippff
Serretsry-Senato- Hitchcock
Executive comuittee-9enatora PITT
man. Brstou. Tounsend. Walsh ard
Ra ndaii.
ManaGer-Ssrator SaulsbrYy
Captain OF teem-5enator Hollis
Former Senator Jonathan Pourn. NJ
Oregon. as ex-of1cio N stnSeT Of the ser
ate association. VIII AID IN the ms "A re-
ment OF tho team He r. an erDs-t
player and defeated President Taft on
several occasions.
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MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
TAKE PART IN PARADE

At tonigh7's meeting OF the Salt Lake
Motorcycle club Captain Calcazzl win an-
nounce plans for the part the club will
take IN tho parade OF tho Wards OF the
Wizard OF the Wnsatch lie hopes TO
have large number OF decorated ma
chlhes In line, and urges all members
DC called promptly at $50 O'Clock
Lieutenant Evans will also make q re-
port on the success OF the camping trip
recently completed by half a dozen OF
tnc ciub boys. and Secretary Cindrup an
nounces some F. A. NJ. news of interest
70 All. All riders are invited n take
part IN the parade, which win he ono
of ,he features OF the carnival " tho
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WILLIE RITCHIE MEETS
EDDIE MOY LABOR DAY

VANCOUVER. p. C.. Aug. lo.-Willia Richie
worlds lightweight champion Will remain in Van
couveT for the nsIt five weeks and Vlll defend
his tltlo on two occasions. Owing 20 tho Injury
sustained by Freddie Welsh. and which forced
him 10 abandon tho holiday bout Eddie Moy
was substituted ny tho promoter tonight Moy
who Is Welvh's sParTing partner. has appeared in
several houta at BriShouse and has made A good
Impression. Ho stopped Ollio Kirk in fro rounds
In Scv York city three months ago but aIncs
that time has tAkon weight rapidly and will
NEST Ritchio at i55 pounds ringtids. Thsy win
box fH;ssn rounds.
Ritchle Will defend hiB tius against Welsh on
September 70. phyrieians rtatins that Welsh will
be able 10 resume active training within two
weeks time.
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PENNSYLVANIA MAKES
HIGH ARCHERY SCORE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Aug l9.-Dr. r
and a total score OF 1000 points, won the
mems double American round champion
ship medal at tho annual tournament Of
the National Archery association OF the
United States today. DR.. o. l.. Hortig
Of Pittsburg was second with l67 hits
and a score Of 9c3 while G.. p. Bryant OF
Melrose. the national champion. was
third. making leo hits and scoring 905
points, The womans double Columbia
round was won by Mrs. Lewis G. Smith
Of Newton. Mrs. p. s. Fletcher Of Chi
cago was second Mrs. Smith hit the
Mrs. Fletcher ia times for q score OF
$50. While Mrs. Fletcher had larger
total score than that OF Mrs. Smith. the
latter WAS given first place because OF a
larger number OF center shots
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SPRIG is CHOSEN TO
MEET GERMAN SONDERS

MARBLBHBAD. Mass, Aug. is.-Arer tho
sprfs owned By John l., saltonstaIi, and sailed
by n. Do Bosrdman, hnd oonclusively shown her
superiority in two TRIAL today to pick three
American sender boats 20 meet tho three German
ohailengers next month. the Eastern Yacht club
COMMITTEES Iolected her as tho flrat OF the do
Tenders o, the President wiIfon and Governor
Foss cups. Tho COMMITTEES nlEo eliminated from
mrthoT competition the Otter, owned By Crane
and Foster.
There were three -tee1 today. In the firs. two
the sprg showed her great superiority IN 4
breeze. The morning Tnco the beat test the
Ronoerr have YET had and a good fight up 10
tho wind With the sprig leading from the start.
Another pretty struggle camo In the second race
over triangular course. Tho cat boat Otter
led a. tho first mark nttnT a two-miie reach. On
The noIt log. however, beat To v.odward rNc
was paSSe1 by all the other boAu tho SpyIg
taking Che lead and hoiilng II tho finish.
The committee announced It's choice OF the SpriE
after tho second race. that sho did eutor
tho Third contest. IN this the Ellen. sho~-
ing her strong light weather ability drited across
tire finish far ahead Of tho Others.
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Matched in New York.

Parker will leave Salt Lake for Butte
today, and from thence he intends TO go
to New York, where he has match
next Saturday evening In Tom Sharkey's
hall.
Jordan hurried to his dressing ROOM
making no address to the crowd He
said later that the match had been hard
for him. and that he was glad that he
had been able to defeat so tough a con-
tender for the middlewelght honors.
Isador Frumpltin, promoter OF Great
Saltair day and the match last night.
said that the event had been fina ncial
success. and that he felt satisfied in his
effort to give the public a championship
match
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West Virginia Leads Shoot

CAMP PERRY. O.. Aug. Ia-West
Virginia. with $50 point,. ied nineteen
teams at the end OF today's company
team match In the shoot OF tho National
Nfle association here today. The Mas
OF Columbia third and Oregon tied for
fourth j. W. Hessian OF Connec,icI,
won the marine corps match with a scoYe
81 l5s ana Captain Ward Dabney Of the
Sixth infantry the Members match
shooting Off tie with Captain Spratt
Of Georgia. Both finished the rcr-iIar
event With perfect scores
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'one out when winning run Was scored.
'Rat,ed for Strip In ninth.
BUTTE.

summary: Three base hts-Turgeon 2.
Duddy Sacrifice hi,s-Spencer q Sto-
len bases-Sponcer q Double plays-pen-
dletou 10 Dresser. Schlmpn TO Dresser
liitS-on Kallio In ia inning off John
sor IN I irn'nEs Struck out-By Kel-
iozE ). By Johnson l. by McGlynn l. Bases
IN bsls-On kalllo 2 OF Kellogg 2 of
johnson I. OF Mcl;lynn !. Hit by pitched
hail--By kRllio. Huelsman: by kellogg.
Dresser. Passed ball-kafora. Left on
nases-Butte (. Sslt Lake g. Time .55.
frrrire-LARoque.
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DECISIONS AFFECT
UNION ASSOCIATION

AUBURN. y. 2. Aug 1a-Tns following dsci-
rops ~vro renderod today By tho national board
OF arbitration governing minor league bsnsbalt:
Claims disalloved-Ed Wheeler sselns, BeAu-
mont Tc1. william Wilson against Victoria: Roy
Csstlsson against Salt Lake City; O-pn ahannon
Asaipet Great Fails. Mont; J. BillinEs against
Bephhm. Ter; Charles Fritz against Waco. Tsx
SscTctary John Farrell OF tho National aszocia-
too Announced to-day that tha National es-ocla-
ttoa clubs may hsvo title 70 limited number
of players an7 ume exclusive OF nAnsE,rs and
inoflEiols players. B follows:
ClAs. a. y; olass n. "a: class c ~; ras u
"a No club shall oarTy TRAN tt-- rsspend.d
pinysra !ls rss--Tc lisi.
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Union Association.
Special 10 The Tribune.


BUTTE. Aug. ls.-Butte took the open
ing game OF the series from Salt Lake
In a ninth inning rally. After Turgeon
hac walked and scored on Duddy's triple
IN the sixth the locals tied it up in the
eighth when Demaggio walked and soored
on Turgeon's triple. Turgeon coming in
on Duddy's sacrifice.
Butte won In the ninth after Clyness
As out and Whaling singled. Marshall
sent hin, 20 third with single and Nc
C1ynu passed Kellogg Dema gRio singled
20 short center. scoring Whaling with
the winning run