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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
BUTTE FRANCHISE
TAKEN BY LEAGUE
Transfer of Series to Sal,
Lake Still Undecided;
Players Are Paid.
Bud" ]

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 1.-THE Union
association OF baseball clubs formally took
over the Butte franchise tonight at a
meeting OF league promoters held here,
Overdue salaries were paid 10 players
from association funds and 1t was decided
that the team will finish the schedule,
President Mulroney declared that this ac-
ton of the association is only a tempo
rary arrangement and that local men who
have asked that their names be with
held have offered financial assistance for
this year and next.
This sudden change In the situation
gives hope OF 1914 season for the as
sociati Tho new magnates. according
TO President Mulroney, consider baseball
too much OF an asset to let II go. They
Will finish the season and support a team
next year. President Mulroney declares.
Butte Will play at Helena this week.
ogden at Great Falls and Salt Lake at
MisSoula.
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PITTSBURG. Aug 1i.-Pittsburg and
Cincinnati broke even in today's double
header, Ames held Pittsburg to four hits
in the first. and Cincinnati won by to
!. by punching hits off Camnltz In the
first inning. The locals had II easy In
the second. winning by 13 TO I. while
Adams held Cincinnati to three hits.
Suggs was driven from the box In the
nth inning OF the second game when
Pittsburg scored six runs on eight success
sire hits, including two three -bsgsers,
Herbert recruit from Portsmouth. In
tile Virginia State league, finished the
game.
Cincinnati won the first game with two
men out In the first inning, when Mar
sans trpled. HobltSell hit a home run
and Dodge doubled, Singles by Miller and
Mitchell and an error by BerVhammer
gave Plttsburg It's only run In the ninth.
CINCINNATI -PITTSBURG
(Flrst Ssme.)
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LARNED TO COMPETE
FOR SINGLES TROPHY

SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y, Aug. 11.-wn-
liam u. Larned. the Nestor OF the Amer
lean lawn tennis courts, is one OF the sew
enty-fiye players drawn today for the
Meadow club singles cup. The seven times
national champion VIII meet 10, B. Condor
In his first match. II IS I-arneds inten-
ton. II ne can show sufficiently Improved
form, TO enter the national tournament
at Newport. He expects TO compete in
tho doubles with Beals c. Wright who
was his partner at Longvood
Other leading players who will compete
In the Meadow club tournam ment are C;Iar-
ence j. Griffin. the young Californian n
who ts one OF the challengerg for the ma
tionl doubles title; Alfred S. abncv Of
Boston, j. s Cannon. the Kansas CITY
champion; Thomas G. Bundy of CaIIfor-
MIA, holder With Mclaughlin of the ma
tional doubles: William McKin. Prince
ton interscholastic champion: Kari III.
Behr, George NJ. Church. national inter
collegiate champion, OF Princeton; Fred
eric G. Inman, Wallace f. Johnson Of
Philadelphia. who was the reserve mem
Der Of the American international team.
William Johnston Of California william
Clothier. ex-nstioDal champion. and will
liam Zinn OF Philadelphia who went
abroad with the Davis cup team.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Bad pitch
ing in the seventh inning cost Chicago
a defeat by Philadelphia here today by
s TO 5. The visitors took a lead OF five
runs in the first three innings. when
they secured seven hits. including a
home run by BodIe and passes off Bush.
lIouck took Bush's place in the fourth
inning and retired his opponents In or
der in the last six innings. Only two
hits were made on Houck ChappclI who
singled, being caught trying to steal sec
ond, and ]. Collins, who also singled.
being a victim in Il double play on
Schalis liner TO Baker. The score was
- TO .. IN favor of Chicago, when the
home team went 10 bat in the seventh
inning and scored six runs. Schang
opened this session with a double and
Idouck walked After Cicotte had two
balls and no strikes on y. Murphy, Rus
sell was sent in TO pitch, Russell gave
pa sses 10 + Murphy. Oldring and Col
Inns. forcing In two runs. Scott took
Russclfs place and Bakers triple scored
three runners.
Baker tailed the final run when
Weaver threw McInnis out Chase be-
ing caught mapping on the play.
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
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YANKEES PURCHASE.
MORE NEW PLAYERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Not content
with spending sl2, 900 and giving two
regular players for Innelder MaiseL OF
Baltimore. President Farrell Of the
Yankees has invested $4,000 for three mi
nor league pitchers.
Pitcher Martin McHale. formerly with
the Red SoX. was purchased from the
Jersey city club for $4,000 today and will
row. The Red SoN originally took him
from the University OF Maine lie was
traded TO Jersey City in The spring OF
1911. along With several other players.
for Pitcher Bedicnt.
Farrell has also purchased Cy Pieh
from the Dayton CLUB of The Central
league and Paddy Cooper Of the Peters
burg team Of the Virginia league.
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OGDEN RIFLEMEN OFF
FOR CAMP PERRY, 0.
oecial 10 The Tribune.

oUcCIdT 10 TTC TVT'UHU'
OGDEN. Aug. ll.-The personnel OF the
Utah rifle team which will represent this
state i'm the international rifle contests
al Camp Perry, Ohio. included four mem
bers of the ogden company. I. n. G..
when the special Pullman bearing The
rifle experts departed for the east AT
$50 o'clock this afternoon, The Ogden
delegation includes Captain w. II. kneass,
First Sergeant Il. A. Smith, Sergeant j.
A Way and Sergeant John Bigler.
The same members OF company b have
participated in previous contests held at
Camp Perry and acquitted themselves
with honor They are regarded as among
tho best rifle shots Of the state this be-
Ing demonstra ted 10y their work at the
state meet in Salt Lake last fall. The
eleven days between the arrival Of the
Utah delegation and the contests on Au-
gust % and 26 VIII he spent in practice
shooting OF the camp ranges
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wild pitch bounced into the st. Louis
dugout, enabling Shotten to score from
second. The Yankees won the game in
the secord inning, when they scored
three runs. due to Leverenz's Ineffective
ness. Singles by Pecklnpaugh and
knight and II. Williamss pass filled the
bases. with none out. Sweeney's pass
forced in Peciinpaugh, and Caldwelrs 8
single scored knight. After Leverenz
had pitched two balls to Cook, Baum
gardner relieved him. Cook then hit into
Maisel made q fair impression His
stop and throw on Austn's ,bunt in the
ninth was the fielding feature OF the
game. AT bat he was up four times
drawing one base on balls, stealing sec
ond and scoring on Crees single, The
other new men continued their good
work, II, Williams had two passes and
single in three times up.
ST. LOuIS-NEM YORK
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GET REVENGE
ON THE SENATORS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Cleveland
got away to an early lead In the open
ing game today, and with Mitchell pitch
ing alright ball. Washington was never
dangerous. the visitors winning. to I.
Neither team scored after the first until
the ninth. when Hughes went In 10 pitch
for Washington after Schaefer had bat
ted for Engel. He was hit hard and be-
fore Cleveland had been retired four
runs had been scored off him Mitchell
let up In the ninth and two hits. a single
and double let Washington escape a
shutout.
Lelbold started the game with a double
and scored on Chapmans single Tho
latter was moved 10 second on a sacri-
flee and scored n moment later on a
single oy LaJoie: double, three singles
and base on balls and an error netted
Cleveland four more in the ninth
CLEyEIAN Nd WASaINCToN
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BRIGHAM CITY PLANS
BIG SPORT CARNIVAL
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Aug 1o.-W. H. Barnard OF
the North ward and other sportsmeu Of this city
arc planning q big carnival for next Saturday 10
he held the harrcns northwest OF the city. The
event VIII include various forms Of outdoor
sports. such horse races, baseball game and
other field events The teams that have boon Sc
lcctcd TO play bNll have not been named but
good teams Will ho chosen before Friday IN order
to make tho announcement. Tho game Is nchca-
ulcd for o. clock.
Following the bsIl game horse viii bc In
order and seven events scheduled. n partial
programme being follows. First event, harness
FOR pacors lrottcrs; second event, quarter
mile pony race. third event frcc-for-all pace or
trol. fourth event. saddle horse race ftth event.
two best out OF three. run, trot or walk; sixth
event ladies' saddle horsc race. ueTcnth event.
FREQ for all running race.
Many people Of the surrounding country are cor
templntiuE spending tho afternoon ON tho aunn7
baueus, which about four miles from this
city Tho trip IN and from the sroundG VIII be
rnade ny tcams and automobiles. The promoters
arc offering prizes to the wlnncH
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Return Match.

There We're other psnct'
when Dundee was 50 han
he Celt like taking charo I
the wall of tile arena shed
stuck tn his jump-and-lao
at the twentieth round anls''
the decision on points. Wnt
shouted for a return malc
row nights programme .
said howl.
Both boxers have prsla
fray IN a conscientious ns,
showing that they have ~
spect each other.
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Wins Northwestern Tennis

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug III j..
Armstrong Of st Paul won the champion
ship Of the Northwestern Lawn Tennis
association, I'm the annual tournament
which closed here today from Seiford
Stellwa gen. last years title holder. The
score was 6-2. 6-S. Cd. r \. Jayne and
Stelwagcn won the doubles champion
ship from John Adams and Armstrong
four sets being required TO decide the
game. The score: 5-7, rs. Sd G-2.
Jayne and Stellwascn. both Minuo5 polls
men, arc the present champions of the
Red River Valley Tennis association
whose tournament opens at Grand Forks,
n D.. tomorrow.
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Mrs. White Intereste(

Mrs Jack White had a ssr
ter. Mrs. White has no OBJ
husband billing himself as 4
she insists that he be a 90
she maintains that unless a
dee he Is not entitled 10 an
.All OF which goes to show lh1
knows something about the 4
She refuses TO be coupled 4,
With an "also ram So n 4
featcd we will have seen ~
as a glove agent.
Dundee's reward for a "a
the Admission day date agzl1
CAST. AS the former wodt5
champion Is still a biz d7r
these parts. 1t will be sess
has q fine prospect 10 play 7
White and Dundee met ls|
ring last June IL. The ~
that he had made a M
Therefore. ne was much sr1
White puuctuated the thiit
a clean knockdown, hbh4
the chin that left Dunds.
Unpr
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BOSTON BRAVES GET
FOUR NEW PLAYERS

BOSTON. Aug 11.-The Boston Ma
tlonals have secured four additional new
men toward strengthening the team for
next season. Two are infelders and two
second baseman of the Waco Texas
League club, and McClcskey second base
man OF the Georgia club of the South
Stlantie league. From the Dallas club.
the Boston Braves have secured two out
helders, Wilson and Duncan both now
batting better than 800
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TIGERS TAKE TWO
GAMES OF SERIES

BOSTON. Aug. 11.-By winning from
Boston today. s 70 ., Detroit made Il two
out Of three victories for the series
Leonard was wild and the visitors bat
ted hard, getting men on bases in all
but two innings Cobb's two hits drove
In three OF Detrolt's runs. Dauss
pitched good game. being especially ef-
feclve when men were on bases.
DETROIT BOSTON
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YANKS HA We HIT
WHINING STRIDE

NEW YORK, Aug. 1i.-New York. re-
tnforced by their new SIG 900 inflelder
Louis today. the score being TO .
Caldwell pitched a great game for New
York. holding the visitors 10 three hits.
PrsttB homo run into the left field
hleachers I'm the first inning was The only
clean nit st. Louie got. The other Brown
run wns scored In the third inning. when
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ARTHUR TOWNSHIP

SUMMARY: Errors-Spahr Thompson Tolts
Jones. Ballard. Haeon. Rollins. Homstend. Two
bnsc hi,s-Spnhr Nelson Three base hts-Balisrd
(2l. Folts. Stolen bOscs-B0lard. Olson t2l. First
on errors-Townsite. 3; Arthur, & Hits-od Dow
ney. in s % innings: off Jensen. 1 In Ia in
uiug Bases on balls-on DowDcy. .; off Sweltz-
or, s. Struck out-Bg Downcy. .: by Sweitzor.
IL. Passed bRlls-Fr!cat /. Sutherland. l. EIlt
by p,cher-Dy Downcy (Olson). Time Of game
] hour and 40 minutes. Attcndaucc, 100 Scorer
j. Il. kcough.
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CINCINNATI.
PITTSPuRG

'eoted for Simon In eighth.
'nsued for CamntE IN eighth
Score h. uniugb-
Cincinnati e.. ........a n n ~
Pit,Gturs .............c o q II
summary; Observation-Disclosures Amos Wagner
Camuitz T-o-baso hit-nodEc Threc-basn hit
Nsrshns. Home ruo-Hob,zcil Hits-or Cam.
niiz. IN 5 inninsr: Off Cooper. none IN 10.
ring, Sacrifice hlt-Groh Double piays-vIoS
NnsntT and Miller. BcTslammer and HobIi,xcli.
ie't cs hsscs-Plrsburg. :; Cincinnati O. Bases
Or balls OFT Camn;z, 3: OF Amc- : First on
crrors-Pirtsburg .; Cincinnati 2 Hit hv pitch
cT-Butlcr by Smcg. struck out-By Cnmpitz 4.
b. Cooper, !; By Amcs. 2 Tlme-t hour and as
minutes- Umpire.-Quigley ard Earon.
SECOND GAME
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ST. LOUIS,
'Ew YORK.

Summary: Error1-shotson. Pratt MnisoI Peek
npauEh; Knight. First erroru-New York l.;
81 Louis . Two-basc bit-Johnston. Thrce-bnso
hits-Caldwell. Cook. Homo run-Pratt stolen
bases-ShottoU, Pratt. Mnisel stovnll. Left on
oases-New York. 5; 81. Louis. 8. Double play
Prntt, Balenu and etovnll. Dnscs on baIis-Off
Caldwell. j; Off Levcronz. 2; off Bnumgarducr,
Hit by pitchcr-By LcrcrcnE (Coob) Wild pitch
Caldwell Hta-oh Leyereuz { Ia inning, orc
out In the second: off Baunga rdncr In in
nings. Time. hour and 81 irIsutcs Umpircs-
oLoUghliu and Sheridan.
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COPPER LEAGUE GAME
is STILL UNSETTLED
Arthur and Townsite Play to 3 for
Nine Innings to Decide
Previous Tie.

In game which had been nrragncd TO decide a
tie which the two teams had previously played In
the Copper leagues schedule. the Arthur and
TOWNSHIP clubs baitled Garfield yesterday 10
another tie and II will be necessary now for tho
teams 10 meet again In order TO obtain result OF
the scheduled game. The scoro yesterday went 3
In nine innings.
Tho game was as close contest as has bccn
seen at Garfield this year and repeated occa-
sions rnllios OF each OF thc tcamo woro checked
and scores prevented. The undecided gamo VIII
havc to be played off at future date
hRTIIIfR -TnYNN-SHTn
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WHITE AND DD|
READY FORM
lwenty-round CouI.
night viii Be II.
for Both Boz.
BY H. M wAIx,|
By Interna tional New, -

by international News Ss-,
LOS ANGELES. Aur
Dundee, who deals in han,
ing gloves, and Jack WbI,s
string match and peudri,
Wabash avenue, Cblcaro 4
A, Will endeavor 10 en,sr,,i
tomorrow evening. m
Meeting at catch-weIQsts
lows will start In a ssSsi'
round contest before thp ..
club at Vernon.
II would appear that tom,
event Is an important o5r
contestants. White Iays n
against his shirt front and7
defeated lie Will retire psrs,
the ring and spend the rc-'
life in Chicago. A seule.
hanging over his head IA en>
any man fight
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M'KAY LASTS M
ROUNDS WITH 1

WINNIPEG Manitob'
"Tightinc" Fred Mchas H.,
was knocked out by Car, ~
homa IN the third rouuc q,
twclve-rouud bout herr -
finished his opponent Ep.a
him with a terrific left Y
lowed by a right TO me az ~.
sent Mckay through ,ne
Mckay plainly was og.V
START and the iight W.
until the latter part Of I've
when the New Yorker NJ
ropes by a vicious DION
him. ,a m Il
In the final round ''
oppositlon. -
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PHILADELPHIA.

Summary: Errors-Weavcr. strunk Two-hase
hit-Schsus. Thrcc-b hlts-McInnis, Bakor
Home ruu-Bodie. Hts-on Cicotto, in In
nineH (nono out In seventh. off Russell. mono
tnono out In seventh; or Scott. ? In inning;
Off Benz. in I inning: of Bush. In In
n'ngs: or Houck. In innings Sacrifice hit
Weaver. Stolen bases-J. Collins. T.. Murphy
Double pRys-Cicoite. Weaver and Chase Baker
and Neinnis. Len on hSres-Chlcago. e. Phil
hdelphia s. First hollg-ON Cicottn 4: off
Russell. = on Benz. .: of Bush 2. First on or
rorr-Phils sdclphis !. Struck out-sy CIcottc g.;
by Bush. / By Houck @ Wlld pftoh-CIcotte
Time hours and minutes. Umpires-ConnoIIy
ard TcrEuEcn
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Western Tri-Stqte League
The Best Pain Killer.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve when applied
to cut, bruise, sprain. burn or scald.
or other injury of the skin, viii i'm,
mediately. remove all pain. E. E. Cham.
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exist. win do good for vou. ONLY
23c at SchrammJohns Drugs, s.Tbe
Never-Substitutors." Five (5) Good
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MARCOT HAL IS REAL
FEATURE AT DETROIT
Captures Board of Com,
merce Stake After Five
Heats.

DETROIT. Aug. 11-Racins al the
opening of the grand circuit meet at the
state fair grounds today was rather
tame. The only real contest was in the
board OF commerce stake for l6 PAGERS,
which went five heats before Margot Hal
was returned winner. Dillon AK
worthy won the trotting division of the
Matron stake: Tlllie Upton the pacing
division, and Lord Dewey the 2:16 trot,
all In straight heats.
Dillon AXworthy was by far the best
among the ten starters in the Matron
trottine section. Again in the first heal
I'll the far turn was reached and then
easily took the lead from Ina Jay. At
the finish he was a couple OF lengths to
the good Ruby Watts and Peter john
ston had a fine brush down the stretch
for second place. going under the wire
noses apart, In the second heat the Ak
worthy colt was never headed Ho
seemed 10 have plenty in reserve and
could have lowered his time cousidera bly,
had he been driven out.
The pacing section, With only three
starters, was merely a procession from
start to finish In both heats. the colts
never changing their relative positions
after the word was given.
1t took Margot Hal some time 10 get
going In the board Of commerce stake.
but when she finally found her stride
she made show Of her opponents
Tomorrow's programme includes the
ella assiC cha mbcr OF commerce $1,000 stake
for 2;13 PAGERS: a $4,000 purse for 2:l6
class trottcrs. and the 2;l0 and 2;06 pace
at $1,000 each.
s.i5 class trotttne purse $1,000 thro, IN five.
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Summary: ErrorE-Bauman. Janvrln. Two-bass
hit-speaker Threo-bars hi,s-Engie. Cobb Sac
rificc ny-spcakcr Sacrifice h't-Engo. stolen
bsses-Eooper. Cobb. Gardner. Double plav-
DGuss, BuEh and GAinor. Left on bascs-Detrolt
8: Boston, 6. First SaliH-or Leonard 3; or
Dauss. / Hit by pltchcT-BJ Dauss n.eonard and
Speaker; by Leonard (Dauss). Struck out-By
Leonard, ,; by Dauss, 3. Time hour and %
minutes uupires-Dinoeo and Egan.
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Cleveland ....-....,,..2 o I-5
Warrington ...-...,,-o 0 o ii
summary: ETors-Fostcr. Mcbride Hcnry En-
gcl Two-b11s bih-LclboIs Grapey Ncjs-Ido
HitS-on Enscl. In Innings; off Hughes 1 IA
inning. Sacrifice ht-Jackson Stolen bu,e.-
LSlbold. Johnston. ailan. Doubio plnyS-Cbapm,n
TO la!oie 70 Johuston: Henry 10 Morgan Left
on baseB-Clovelnnd. 8; Warrington s. F!rst ON
oolls-o0 Mitchell, s. off En6el. 4: off Huehcg 1
First baso on errorn-CIovclsnd. J. Struck out
By Mitchell 3; By Engcl. 6: by Hughes l. Passed
eel-Honry 1lmo-2 hour1 and % minutcs I'm.
plrc8-Hildebrard and Evans
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The daughter Of A. Aii!

The daughter OF A.
Ky. had a bad case Of ~, I
and they feared her n',1. ~
manently impaired. Nh, =,
eshe was in terrible ,.,'', ~,
her to take Foley hla.
now nov she is completely ''''s 81
are more Liable to 0, nas, ~, II.
than men and will ~ i'a -,
pills a safe dependable ~
ieine. schramm-J0an n g..
Never-00''''' iA5's]
stores,
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Football Coach "

LAWRENCE Kan K,lss SSis]
Frank, assistant sIa.s eodea team ~
his resignation 10 to,centcd s th.
coach OF the tnl'e
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Western League

At Topokn-Omnha, l2: Topeka G.
Al Lincoln-Des Moincs. o. Lincolr I (ocvon
iunlngEl.
At Wichn-sl. Joseph. s. wichita :
AZ Donvcr-siouN city Denver game postponed:
Sioux City did not arrive.
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=, Sec Yellowstone park "'Wylie Way. -
Tours start daily. Special excursion
August %. Office, % W, South TempIo
Phone Wasatch 1888 (Advertisem :
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Northwestern League

~ 1acomt-Tacoma 4. Victoria
Al Portiaud-Portland. {: Seattle, . rtsn IN.
niuEsif
AZ spokane-spoksne. g: Vancouver. g.
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Southern League

AZ Nashvlllc-Sashvlllc 4; Chattanooga l.
~ Mobilc-Mobilc. s. Montgomery l.
At htlAnto-AtlRnts, 8; birmingham p
At New orleang-Scw Orleans Memphis game
post poncd; rain
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MACKME|V OVERCOME
LEAD AND BEAT SOX
Chicago Has Game Apparent.
ly Won, but Bad Pitching
Yields Victory.
American League

Yesterdays results.
Detroit, s; Boston. 9
New York. 6: st. Louis. .
Philadelphia, s; Chicago. 5
Washington. 1 Cleveland. 6
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co.. $50 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers, Advertisement !
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REDS AND PIRATES
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Each Team Captures One of
Only Games Scheduled
in National.
National League.

Yesterdays results.
Pittshurg. /. 12; Cincinnati 3, +
Only one game scheduled yesterday
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Federal League.

AZ Pitisbarg-P!ttsburg. II: Chicago.
Only one garno scheduled.
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sutfeleo well

Seems a long tiGle time. -
awful burning, as, as aisiig
disease known l,n,s. ~ So
name for Eessl''DDtr .lst Dr.. Bsh:
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Pitcher Sold 10 Tinnrc

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 1t.-Prcsi-
Gent HirsiG OF the Nashville Southern
League club announced tonight that
pltcher claude Williams. the clubs star
southpdW: bad been sold 10 the Detroit
cluo Tor S35O0 He will report at once
welsh Hwye at Wandamere tomor.
row. sports begin al 3 clock. Free
tee from 4;3O 10 s.. Programme from
o;3o TO 7;45 advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
Coast League

No game, aeheduiod yesterday