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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
LIVELY CARD OFFER
1T SAUCER TONIGHT
Wilcox VIII Attempt to
Break Two-miIe Record;
Paddy Hehir Back.

Manager Harry W. HsaEren Of the Ma
iestic ra~k track has arranged an at
tractive looi,inG card for tonishts bl-
cycle races et the saucer and the regu-
la Fourth cf July crowd viii undouhted-
iy ne treated 90 one OF the best nights
of racIns seen ~ the saucer this sum-
mer
The recent HOT Weather has been p
great telp 20 some or the boys who were
late .u setting .Ttp condition. and some
surp-is-s ARE .Nieiy 10 oe sPrung Law
son has h""U -prkInC ont twice daily
during tee past week and now saws lie IL
Is SIN -tae class of ;he local bunch
or r!ce.s. Paddy Hcnir. who has been
mid up with hroser colisrbone for the
past three wceke. Ugde his first appear
ance since his fat last SUNDAY night and
put up a wonderful ride. considering the
TACT that he naI not been able 10 train.
but le IS also L7rE IN condition now ana
VIII he a contender in all the races
Harvey NicoE Will attempt 70 break
the two-mila track record. motor paced.
OF l:35. held by Ray pGsl. and from the
way he has Been riding lately be should
accomplish the trick lie viii be pacel
by Whittier.
In the amateur races. o L. Schmertz
and Aubray TAYLOR are fighting neck and
neck for the lead in the point "a ble for
the local amateur championship Las,
| By four points, but AT last Sunday nights
meet the local boy Won both races and
| Is now tied with Taylor
| The complete card is as follows:
| 4 two-nile scramble and a uiss-and-
out race FOR tho anna teurs.
a tUo-miie motor ced record trial by
| Harvey Wilcox.
4 half-uile handicap run In Two heats
and a final
An unknown distance race for the pro
| fessionals.
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EIGHT BALLOONS IN
ELIMINATION RACE

KANSAS CITY. July s.-Pilot II. z
Honeywell by the medium OF luck, earned
tonight what balioonists consider an adj
vantage In the National Elimination bal
morrow. when he drew the right to start
last in the balloon race This Will enable
him TO go aloft in his balloon after the
sun has set and IN the cool air he will be
able to conserve his balloon gas.
The second lucky pilot was Roy F.
Donaldson. who tonight changed the
me of his balloon 70 the Overland" "
entrant Of the Overland (kansas) Aero
club.
1t was planned tonight to start the
used 10 conserve the gas.
Eight balloons will start In the race
tomorrow, As announced today, the bali
looms and pilots are:
Watts.
Drifter. Cincinnati; Albert Holz.
Miss Sofia H. st. Louis: William ASS
mann
Million Population Club ST. Louis !:
Captain John Berry.
Dusseldorfer indianapolis: C. l.. Baum
bauGh.
Goodyear Akron, o.; r. II. Epson.
Capital City. Springfield, Ill; Roy Don
aldson.
Kansas CITY Post. kansas CITY; Can
tain II. r. Honeywell.
The Kansas City III. the pilot balloon,
viii start an hour ahead of the contest
ants and Will be piloted by u. s. Cole
of ST: Louis, He will take as passen-
gers Miss Helen Meyers. daughter OF the
president Of the Kansas City Aero club;
Miss Grace LinlDser and Miss Vivian
Whitcomb.
The elimination race is 10 determine
which three OF the balloons snail repre-
sent America in the international races
for the James Gordon Bennett trophy 10
be held in France next fall.
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STAGE IS SET FOR
LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT
Continued Prom Preceding Page.)

public holds the lads. Tonight the
odds were 10 to 8, with Ritchie on the
honor end and there was no indication
that the figures would change.
II will be the first time that Willie
Richie has defended his title since he
won it from AID Wolgast, and many
fans who hold to the theory that Gun.
easy rests the head that wears a
scrown.' believe that this will be a
handicap to the champion. Richie is
a very proud Young man. and he prob.
ably realizes that to lose his title TO.
morrow would be dire calamity and
for this reason he will fight to the last
ounce of energy from the time the, bell
taps sending them away until the bout
is concluded
The handlers Of the champion are
confident that their boy will retain his
title, and Ritchie seems the most con-
fident man in the camp, Willie says
that he never felt half so good for any
contest before and he declares that the
only anxiety he harbors is an impulse
to hear the starting gong, so that he
car start the process of clearing Rivers
out Of his wav
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pH1LADELPHIA-NEw YORK.

'Batrsd for Mcconnell in tbe fifth.
-R,tted FOR Henley In the ninth.
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GRAND CHALLENGE CUP
HELD BY ENGLISHMEN

HENLEY. England. July 5.-The grand challenge
cup OF ;ho royal regatta will remain In England
this yea: FOR the Lesnder Rowing club defeated
In the iiT5t host today the oight OF tho Argonaut
Rowing club OF Toronto. Canada. the only ontrv
from outside the British Isleg, Tire victory
wnn By length and quarter nf,er a good
The timc. minutes 81 seconds. equals the
ord made hy L1sndcr In 1891 and by New Col
lego. Oxford. In 1877 In tho second heat, Jesus
college. Cambridge. beat tho London Rowing club
by two and / hall longths IN minutes II Sec
onds
+. 3. Butler OF the hFsonsut Rowing club.
Toronto. Canada, was bssten In his heat In the
Diamond 4eulls by c. ". Wise OF The London
Rowing club.
In other heats +. q. P. Plnks OF the London
Rowing club beat Y. L. Watts OF the Thames
Rowing club aud c. McVilly OF the Derweot Row
ing club. TaBmania. beat Z. Lucas Salies o, tho
London Rowing club
In the oyeDt in the second round r. T
Bleland OF The Royal Chester Rowing club beat
II p. Adlnrd ot the Royal Rowing club.
In tho FOR tho stewards challenge cup The
rowing club Of MainE. Germany. beat the Arso-
uaut Rowing club OF Toronto, Canada. Ia tho Nrzt
heat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
UTAH FUEL TEAM OFF
FOR TEN-DAY JUNKET

The Utah Fuel baseball team left yes
terday afternoon FOR short trip through
southern and eastern Utah. where ii Will
meet the fastest teams in those sections
OF the state. The Fuel boys made a
similar trip last year. winning ten o! the
fourteen games played. Although handi-
capped by the loss of some Of the regular
men who were una bic 10 leave their
work TO make the trip. Manager Rogers
has lined up a strong team and expects
TO have no difficulty In winning ma
jority OF the games
The most important game OF the trip
VIII be played at Scofield this morning
Last year these teams played a twelve
inning game. Scofield winning 4 TO 3
There is n purse and q side bet on the
game this year. which should make il
doubly interesting.
The schedule is as follows: Sconeld.
18th tmorning): Winter Quarters. ith
tafternoon); Clear Creek. 9Th; Fairview.
9Th. Gunnison. 10th: Richteld. ll-l2th;
Salina. 18th, The team VIII return the
evening OF July ~.
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CLOSER GAMES IN 1916,
PREDICTS OFFICIAL

NEW YORK, July S.-The prediction is
made by ]. w. Spalding. vice president OF
the American Olympic committee. that
European athletes Will give the United
States team a much harder and closer
battle for Olympic honors at Berlin in
1916 than heretofore.
As result OF his observations while
abroad ne asserts that American track
pete up 70 the high standard set In pre-
vlous meets II they are TO win the point
trophies AT the next Olympic games.
Athletes are on nm organized basis In the
leading countries OF Europa and Ameri-
can methods and trainers are rapidly
bringing the standards up 90 a point
where they compare f5vorably with those
OF the United states
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

NEW YORK.

.Botred for Domnvcc In Tho seventh.
IRAN for Mccormick In the seventh.
IRAN for Luderus In the ninth.
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Goelitz Wins Decathlon.

CHICAGO. July 3.-Harry GoeIitz. an
Oak Park high school boy Of the Chi
cago Athletic association. won the De-
cathlon In the International Athletic
carnival AT Grant park today. finishing
with total of 2s. Charles Bachman. c,
Nicholson Missouri A. C., third. with 2sg
Nicholson won the sixth event OF the
Decathlon. the first Of the day. the Iio
meter hurdle. Eachman took the discus
throw with a distance OF ils feet II
inches. and the pole vault. 10 feet {
inches Karine OF the Finnish Athletic
CLUB. took the last two events. the Jave
lin throw. distance 156 feet inches. and
the l500-meter run in minutes i-5
seconds
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WHITE SOX DEFEAT
BROWNS IN FIRST

ST, LOUIS. July 3.-Chicvago won the
opening game OF the series with St.
Louis. score TO in the tenth inning.
Bealrs single, q sacrifice by Rath and
Lords long single was the visitors win
ming combination. Cicotte. who relieved
Scott In the nth inning. held st. Louis
to three scattered hits. ST. Louis tall
lied ITS runs on punched hits In the
sixth inning Bodie drove the ball over
the left field fence for home run, scor-
ing Chase ahead OF himself. 1t was one
OF the longest hits made or the local
grounds.
Both games tomorrow will be played In
the afternoon.
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|IVVs|TE DEFEATS
| SN|ELTER IN RALLY
4 ..yy Bats in Winning
r.1v With Clean Single
in Ninth.
cnpPER LEAGUE.

I snelter team suffered its firth
/ :, ,he season In the Copper league
1 s.v The Townsite team won the
y. ,bs score OF g TO 5. In the last half
,Iuth inning the score stood . to 4,
4 cmel,er's favor. but as the result
-. m halls. an error and two hits.
s,s scored two runs. In this in
pIchsrdson walked. Ballard went
.iasssr n. 10 first: Downey got 10 first
.rror. Spahr singled. scoring Rich
md tying the score; Jones hit an
a ~ ard O'Leary hit TO center
,srr home Downey.
IN the ninth. the game was
~. hattie between Downey and
4. xith the honors about even. The
"a nj the game were the batting
Mssw and Remington. The former
- ,Ho doubles and single In five
Al hat and the latter got a home
"A fhree.base hit and a single in
S,ss up. His home run was the
u IN made A; Garfield this year.
ssr,d the left field fence by many
TnvNsITF- SHELTER
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SENATORS BEAT SOX
IN FIFTEEN FRAMES
Continued From Preceding Page.)
for making too vigorous protest on this
decision.
WASHINGTON BOSTON
WASHINGTON
'9attsd for Collins in the fifteenth.

-
Totals 80 AS z5l Totals Sc
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CLEVELAND

.pEtted for Loudon In the eighth.
tBat,cd for Dhuss IN the ninth.
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FANS ASSUME INJURY
RISK AT BALL GAMES

ST, PAUL. MINI. July 3-That the
plaintiff assumed the risk OF injury when
she took her seat in the baseball grand =
stand. and that the mana cement of the
club is not an insurer against accidents
10 a person witnessing n game OF has
ball. was the opinion OF the Minnesota
supreme court today IN the case OF Echo
L. Wells against the Minneapolis Base
ball and Athletic association. The plain
tff. who was Injured by foul tip while
sitting in the grandstand. secured a YER
dict of 1895 against The organization in
the lower court. but the supreme court re-
vereed this decision.
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c,lvmer Sold TO Boston

CHICAGO. July 3.--otis Clymer. out
Aelder OF the Chicago National league
club WAS sold today 10 the Boston club
OF the same league. according 10 an an
nouncement made at the local hesdquar-
ters by President Murphy. Clymer came
10 the local club through the drafting
plan last year he vas Formerly mem
association
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BROOKLYN IS GIVEN
FIERCE DRUBBLNG

BROOKLYN. July 5.-Boston made
twenty hits for total of twenty nine
bases off Stack, and Wagner TO-DAY ana nd
worst drubbing the locals have expert =
enced @ this season, the team fielding bad
" behind poor pitching Mann had an
especially profitable day at the bat, get
Hing homer. a double, three singles
and pass in six times UP, BROOKLYN got
to Dickson for four hits and a pass In
the NTH. when Il did all Its scoring for
the day. Perdue finished for BROOKLYN.
holding Brooklyn to four scattered hits.
BosroN- BBoDRLYN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
YANKEES LOSE ALL
TO THE ATHLETICS

NEW YORK, July 3.-Philadelphis
made a clean sweep Of the series with
New York. winning today by the score OF
10 e. The Athletics bit Keating hard
in the early innings. while Brown held
New York safe all the way Four fast
double plays, OF which each team worked
two and the batting OF Oidring were
the features, Oldrins got a home run hit
into the left field stand and three singles
In Ave times at bat
pHlI.ApEL.PEIA-NE YORK
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Newsboys Benefit Cancelled.

NEW YORK. July 3.--Police Commits
sioner Waldo today notified the sponsors
for the proposed game next Sunday be-
tween the New York National and Amer
ican league teams. intended as a bene-
III for the Newsboys' Home club. that II
the tickets were sold the exhibition
would be against the law. The game was
thereupon Cancelled. " is not Illegal to
PLAY ball here on sunday II ro public
annoyance occurs, but the collection of
admission fees previously sold tickets
Is Forbidden.
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KAHLER OUTPITCHES
D4USS; MAPS WIN

CLEVELAND. July 3.--Cleveland de-
teated Detroit. 5 to I. today Kahler out
pitching Dauss and receiving perfect
support Two OF Detroits three hits
were punched in the eighth and brought
in their only tally, Although Cleveland
got eleven hits off Dauss. Detroits two
errors were chiefly responsible for Cleve-
lands first two runs, In the eighth,
Cleveland scored again when Dauss made
a wild pitch with the bases full.
CLEVELAND DETROIT
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Summary; Two base hIts-Woolums
Dressan 2. Spencer, Murphy. Three base
hits-Rlsbers, Huelsmon. PendIeton.
Runs batted in-by Murray I, by knight
.. by Spencer l.. by Murphy 1. by Huels-
man 2. by Pcndeton A. Struck out-By
Knight T. by Castleton 5. Bases on balls
Off Castleton 2 Left on bases-Osden
3, Salt Lake 8. First base on errors-
Salt Lake j. Ogden l. Time OF game
hour and ~ minutes. Umpfre-WriHht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
Shopmen Go to Richfiald.

The Denver & Rio Grande shopmen
baseball team will leave the city this
morning on the o'clock train for Rich
field. where il will play the Richfield
nine two games. one today and one to-
morrow. Manage Robertson is taking
a fast crew of players and lis expecting
10 make things interesting for the Rich
field team. All players are requested to
report at the Denver ~ Rio Grande depot
ar I,45 a. m. sharp.
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Western League

Al onohs-slour City. 2: omsha: 6
a, Wicbito-TopekA, s: wichita,
N nes Mo!not-st. JoSpph IL oes "o'"oA' -
Bathing and dancing at Saitalr'
rain or shine. Big day today.
(Adyorrisoment)
r,Lo yonr picnic TO Wandamere to-
HT;reworLs and motor races.
iAdvsrtigement)
saItair today. Bathing and dane
inc rain or shine. Big time today
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summar1: Errors-Morsn. Wagner Left on
basos~postou, II; BrookIyp IL Iwo,o,se gi,sI s.
,,nn s.crnioo hltA-Mycrs Rnrideu. F1rSt
brso on errors-Bcston, .. Stolen oases-swscney
Mvers Msnn. Bsses on eallh-on staes' z; o,t
a,p~ Dickton A. by Perduc 3. Wfla pitch
Wsrnsr Hi,s-on Stack. In ono inning tnone
W., IN ,be second), off Wagner. IT In eignt IN
%. Snr. " 80. D,ekson In five innings; off Pcrdue
In four innings Time OF game houri 10
minutes Umpirss-Kiem Hod or'n'
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DOC semmons Dead.

CINCINNATI. o. Julv 3-George
C"Doc'D Semmons physical trainer OF the
Cincinnati National league baseball club
diod here today from the effects OF the
heat Two weeks ago he was operated
upon for appendicitis and had just left
N. hoSuitai
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Rio Grande Clerks at Tooele.

The Rio Grande Clerks baseball team
will go TO Tooele this morning at Z a. no
where they Will play the local team this
afternoon. The Clerks are somewhat
handica pped for this game on account OF
some OF their best players being out OF
town. The game Will be called at $3.50
n. m.
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-R,ued for Henley In the ninth.
Score cy innings
PHILADELPHIA .............1 I 3-s
Now York ........,...,...o o -
Summary: Errors-s,runk. DnrT7. Sweeney.
Three base hit-Lnpp. Home Tun-oidring. Sac
risics gy-Borton, Stolen bsseE-Mprphy. Baker
on MeInnis Strunk. oldrine tsl. Walsh First
baso op error-New YORK. J. Left on bases
pblladolph,s g. New York. .. Double plays
parry. Collins and McInnis; Hartrell and Borton
NartseIl. Pecknpaugh and Borton: Collins. Barry
and McInuls Struck ou,-By Brown. 2: by Nc
Conpeil I: by Hanloy. >, Bnsef balls-oH
Brown 5. of Heating, 2; of Mcconnell. /; oft
Uunley 4 Hta-on Heating In two and one
third iuning.; of Mcconnell, In TWO and two
thirds lnniusp: OF Hanley. In four inninss
Time OF game. hours II minutes. Cmp!res-
ERau and Dineen.
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Twin" Sullivan Winner.

BY International News Service.
pUFALo y. Y. July Jack (Trin) Sullivan
outrointed Barney williams IN fsst ten round
bout hore tonight Tho old Twin know TOO much
for the Quaker boxer and feipted him into many
opsninss. Of which Jack took full advantage
There were no knoekdowps and t-le blood
spilled Young" hherp the dancing master
knocked out Soldier Barttlclc IN e!aht rounds
aud Tommy BresnRhan ard Willie Houck drew In
kasa.i,ss- -lapsysaiizd haul sha TIA niahs
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oarsmen Auive for Regatta

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Detroi;
eight -oared crew and Schoops and Kort-
lander of the Grand Rapids club were the
FIRST Of the out t-of-town entries 10 arrive
In this city for the peoples regatta to-
morrow. They were closely followed by
crews from Baltimore and Washington.
several OF whom practicsd on the Schuyl-
troit and Grand Rapids oarsmen also
practiced today and are declared 70 he in
excellent condition
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-SEnTc by lnnInFt-
Washington NIB n 5000 ooooooooo il
Boston ...............o o . o. % oOO o %
summary: Error-Gardnor. Two base hits
Gandil t2). Johnson, Shank Speaker (2). COL
linz. Lewis. Sacrifice ht-Collins Stolen bsscs
-Moellcr (2. GnndIl. Speaker. Double plnyq-
Shanks and Gandil. MoBride Morgan and Can
dil johnson. Morgan and GSndIl. Speaker and
Gardner. Left on bn7es-washn5toa S: BoStoo
II. First base on hslls-oN johnson. :: of Col
lus. .. FIRST base ouor-WsEhirgton T.
Struck ou:-By Johnson. 4; ny Collins 5. Time
Of game hourG 35 minutes. Umpres-Counoly
aud McGreeTy.
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N0rfhvestern League

'.t>rtqysr psokens 4: Portland. &.
V1nr v,ssatt!s. /. Vancouver. 4.
-'ht"ra. 7: Tacoma.
NJ JULY 4 RATES
~, - oregon Short Line.
b, f,..ow rates between local
> oii;sss limited to July 7, City
n tAdvsrt,semsn,.)
iedav viz ana young. Majestic
advertisement
laSsiis viii be ideal after the
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Declared a Draw.

GoLpFIELD. New. July s,-w,ltsr Coffee os
ssn Francisco ana Sob Graham Of Goldiisid. mid
dlewcish,S fought ter hard rounds 10 a dr,w to-
clEiop
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Oakland Gets Pitcher,

OAKLAND. Call July 3.-The Oakland
club OF the Coaet league has closed ne
gotiations for the conditional purchase
from the Waco club OF the Texas league
OF Pitcher Lehman.
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TowNsITE- SHELTER.
I e-o when uinnlne run vas scored.

4, ss=a when winning run vas scored.
d ~ lnnlnEs- :
=, .,........s..0 o q 20
nm: EUort-Jones. Ballard. Cardwell t2).
- bosney. G.. Alleu. Homo run-Remlng-
. is,.ha,s hIts-Jones. 0'Leary i2l. Rstcher.
"A Thrse.bsse h!t-RominEton Stolen
6i1sr. spahr. Bases on bGlls-Otf
a 1: oil leeso. Q Struck out-BJ Do~ney.
Rsste. 7: Sacrifice fly-Ritchcr. Time OF
n hs1y 4; minutes Attendance-i00. I'm
L5r,ssor. scorer-A. ". Baron
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Score by lnninRs-
Chicago ...............1 o o "a
st. Louis ........,....l h-s
Summary: Errors-weavcr. Brief Two"baye
hiSs-Austin. Brlef. Three base hit-Bcsll. Home
rln-Bodo. Hits-oH Scott IN four inniogp: off
CIcotte. In six inninsu. Sacrifice hi.s-Lsvan.
Austin. Weavor. Rnth. Double play-Mltchsi 10
Briof Left bnscs-st Louis 4. Chicago, g..
Firrt base bslis-oN Scott. 1: off Mitchell. 2.
Struck out-By Scott. I, by Mitchell. !. Time
OF game hour SIS minutes. Umpires-Hildcbrand
and OLov6hlln.
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Famous Horse Drops Dead.

LEXINGTON Ky July 5-wstcgboy. formerly
one o; tho mos, famous rieers on eastern tracks
and winner of many stakes his total earnings be-
iuz about half a million dollars drcppsA dead
st Elmciori farm. owned by Joseph g HsG-
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SALT LAKE GATHERS
THIRD FROM OGDEN
Continued From Preceding Page.)

1t was. it put him on second, and he
came trotting home when Hueisman sent
the ball over the long center field fence
fielding plays In Yesterdays battle Wool
ums sDeared a couple OF wide throws
from Risberg with his left hand (Wool-
unls's left hand) that brought forth cor
dial manifestations OF appreciation. Van
grabbed long fly in genuine circus fash
ion and Spencer starred with a long run
ming catch OF RIsbergs fly In the eighth.
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Two Games Today.

There Will be two games today. The
first game will be called at 80 this
forenoon and the afternoon game will
start at o'clock.
a dispatch from Mlssoula yesterday an
nounced that Pitcher Rice Williams OF
the Great Falls club had been sold TO the
st, Louis Nationals for $500. That gives
the Cardinals three Union associate
play out OF this years crop-Catcher
skipper" Roberts and Pitcher Trekell OF
the Missoule team having been sold to
Huggins some time ago. Duffy was re-
Gently sold 10 the Pirates by Great Falls,
and Fred Lake. the Detroit scout is now
in Salt Lake. said TO be flirting with
Morgan and perhaps couple OF others
In the 1913 Yield OF the Union, therefore
the big leagues arc finding themselves
fairly we'll enriched.
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Hardware Team Leaves.

The Salt Lake Hardware company baseball team
will leave this afternoon at o'clock for Iahi
~hero they will play the Lehi team They viii
make the "trip by automobie.
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Fight TO Draw.

! CINCINNATI o. July S-Patsy ErannIrsn az
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