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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26
EXCITING CONTEST
WON BY BRA YES

BOSTON Aug 25.-Boston's victory
over Pittsburg today. to 6. followed
one Of the most exciting ninth inning
finishes seen at the National league
grounds here this evening The ninth In
ming opened with the locals three runs
in the lead. Two errors by Smith. one
by Mcdonald. singles by Dolan and Carey.
each of whom later stole bases allowed
Plttsburg to score four times and gave
the visitors one-run lead.
With one out in Boston's half of the
ninth, a single by Myers, double by
Lord and a single by Devlin, drove Rob-
inson who had relieved O'TooIe, from
slab without warming up, and passed
Hess. linn hit the first bail pitched to
him 10 left for single. scoring Myers
with the winning run
PITTSBURG- BOSTON
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SARATOGA Entries.

b. International News Service
First race. six furlongs-Queon salu. Miss Brush
Mohawk Girl Ann Tlily. Euterpc. LaCltiO 10S
SiltrlS Spotlight, Margornm, Noble Grand. io5
Gray Planet los.
Second raco. ono ono mlle-Toy Ios: Roya
Meteor. Joe Debold. 103 strentor. Working Lad
SI<aliuka. loS Impression. aS; Col Cook. 1o1
Third race. six furlongs-Kllcrca, Uayhead. 100
1ac liS. Huda'c Brother 1o5 Surprising. los
Old Bon. i07
Fourth race. mile and sixtccnth--Cock o.
tho Walk. l22: Ton Point. 1876; Bnrnegat. 100
Prince Eugene 1l6: BuglCln 1lJ. Nightstick. i07,
Fifth race. five and half furongs-Harvcs
Queen. Lady Fern, Joannina. Applauder. Dombra
High Priest. Elbiod, hd5ic Calm. Humiliation
Well Known, Hilstrcam, Miss Cavanaugh. De
conf. Athletic Girl, Fascinating. Valkyric, Ash
Can FIrst Cherry. 10s.
sixth race. one milc-sRroolutlcld. 9s; rttIc
Jupiter lo5; Progressive. i06; orowoc, 100; After
glow. loi.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear. track faat.
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FIVE GAMES PLAYED
IN DESERET TOURNEY

Five singles matches in the annual
tennis tournament of the Deseret gym
naslum were played yesterday. Jensen
defeated Kalum. Go. 6-1; Diugey de-
feated Sloan. 6-S. So: Taylor defeated
Simpson. G-l, 6-3; Gibbob dclea ted Chris
tensen. 6-1, 6-l, and Wellington won
from Lund 6-i, 6-1
In today's matches Anderson will meet
Pites the winner to play ralmage: Y.
j. Smith will meet Roy Williams. the
winner 10 play WellinCton. Frank VIII
liams will meet Doolitte the winner
TO play Johnson. and Taylor VIII meet
Wright. the winner 10 play Tinscy. To-
morrow the doubles matches Will be-
gin.
The games are free 10 the public and
everyone Is invited to attend.
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Junior skyscrapers Win.

The Junior Skyscrapers defeated the
Utah Highlandcrs on tho latter's grounds
by the score OF 81 10 & yesterday, The
batteries for the winners wore II. Oswald
and Valentine. for the losers, Mike and
Mlf The Juniors are one or the fastest
midget teams In the city at the present
time and are anxious to meet some OF the
fast teams OF tho city, The Juniors have
won sll the games than they have played
so far All mana gers that wish games
please notify Harry Oswald at I27 Snow
nyouue,
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Tennis Writers Get Together.

NEWPORT. r. T.. Aug. 25.-A nationa, aEsocia
tlon Of lawn tonnis rewspapcr writer's WAS formed
here today with tho object or occurring closer and
more official relations with tho United States
Lawn TonniG association. President n d. Wronu
of the iattcr body indored tho movement md
promised 10 laT the matter OF official recoEni-
tion boforc tho national Organisation. Edward
Mogs OF the Associated Press. Now York. was
chosen president and J, Prior Allen OF tho New
York Tribune secretary, An executive committee
representing Boston, Philadelphia Washington.
Chicago aud San Francisco appointed
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AMES NEARLY BEATS
HIS OLD TEAMMATES
Continued From Preceding Page1

winning run In the seventh on his double
and Leach's single.
CmcaKo started on Allen With two runs
IN me nrst inning. on Leach's pass. Evers'
single which Moran let 90 through to the
renee Tor three bases, and Fishers fum~
pic on SAFER In the third Leach tripled
and Evers doubled. scoring Leach whsro.
upon fingling was substituted Phelan's
single scored Evers
Morans single and wheat's triple
2rougnt IN Brooklyn's first run The
Broolllyns tied the score In the fourth
getting three runs when Collins was hit
by pitched ball, Schultz mufred Wheat's
ny IN the sunfeld, Smith doubled and Mil
ie' Sthgleo' Lavender went in the box
in the fifth and blanked tho Rroolivna fnr
the rest of the game
Catcher McCarty of Newark and Pitch
er FlcHer OF Grand Rapids reported TO
Manager Dahlen today
CHICAGO BROOKLYN
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Cornell Chinese Win

ITHACA, y. Y, Aug. c5.--The cornsIl Uni
'eT'liJ Chinese track team today won Oh, annual
intercollegiate track meot participated In poIsIy
=. 'nloeso students This victory givoo 10 tho
~ "oi ueam permanent possc5aion of tho silver
Inp aohatc1 by tho Chinese rtudents club OF
,mn nra in today's events cornoIl scored mn
,ing saF s 4" o? points while Yale and Michigan
uea for second place with 20 points each Tho
Ill, esores ~oro: Syracuse. 4: SprinzfIeld-
% .s" sonool. Q; Columbia . Tho CorncIlInus
c-," "eu, nrs,s' Their individual Rtsr was Z. H.
ny Il,eu; VINO took tho 20 and Ao-yard dashcg ana
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Better Than Mile a Minute.

ELGIN. ILL.,, AnE 2b.-Bettor than mils a
minute tne made today tho Elgln auto
rnobile race courso IN the initial otficul practice
for tho ruces 10 he held over the local speed
way on Frldny and Saturday. Ralph de Palma.
vinnor OF tho two big hnre last year. made
the faotcat lap. His tlmo was 7:i3 for the eight
md a half mile track. FroBh oil mndc tho track
sI,poery and for this reason only tlroc racing
pIioig engngcd ip the tryouto, Fullen and Wsl-
ART were tho other two, Joe Dswaon made one
lap
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Accident in Polo Match.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Aug %.
The Cheyenne Mountain Country club
polo team today defeated the Twelfth
cavalry team from Fort Robinson. Neb.,
In the second days play Of the tour
ney. by score OF l03 TO !. Two acci-
dents occurred in which FoNhal keene
OF New York suffered In the third
period keene collidcd with Lieutenant
Scott and was hurled from his mount
He rose quickly however and resumed
play. IN the sixth period keene and
Scott again colided and I<eene was
rendered unconscious. Within few
minutes. however. he resumed play.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK
Excursion

AUGUST %, via the Hotel Route for
four. .dav circle tour. Only $3S.25 round
trim from Salt Lake City, covering all
rail, stage and hotel expenses, with ac-
commodations at the Old Faithful, Lake
and Canyon inns. For descriptive itin-
erary and further particulars. call at
City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah, or ad-
dress D T.. Burley, General Passenger
Agent Oregon Short Line Railroad,
Room col Deseret News building, Salt
Lake CITY. advertisement }
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Negroes ENGAGEMENTS Postponed.

LONDON, Aug. % Jack Johnson S
music hall engagements in London were
postponed" today on account OF the
intense resentment displayed on all sides.
will be made permanent later the
London authorities have threatened TO
make trouble If the engagement OF the
negro pugilist lis not cancelled.
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Butler Buys Laurel Track.

BY Internntional NcWS Service.
SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug 25.-Jamea Butler, the
New York millionaire today purchaRcd tho Laurel
raco track from II. ID. tCuTlcy) Brown for a
said 20 be close to $25o.0oo. check for 80.
600 was given to bind the bargain Colonel Matt
Winn, manager OF the Juaroz track and tho big
gcst in Kentucky racing circles, Will have
the management at Laurel. fall meeting VIII
take place there after the Havre Dc Grace. Nd.
tTnck cloans.
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Uinta Trip Postpoued

The trip TO Vernal and the Uinta ba
sin was postponed one week from last
Sa turday by w G. Stark, George Fred
erick Stratton and party, who are GO
Ing there 10 gain an accurate Idea or
the resources OF the country for the
benefit OF the people OF Salt Lake CITY.
Informa ton gathered ON the trip will
be furnished to the daily papers OF Salt
Lake City by Mr. Stratton.
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Federal League.
% games scheduled yesterday.
Garland Looking for Gamas.

Manager NJ u. Evans Of the Garland
! cam has written The Tribune sta ting
mat his team Is desirous OF arranging
games with the semi professional clubs OF
TINS City and vicinity for either Saturdays.
HenaaYs or Mondays during the rema inder
OF the season. Manager Evans would es-
peciaiIy like 10 get ga with the Retail
Jerks. Midvale, Magma. Arthur and the
tf,famptons, His team rs a fast aggrega-
t,on and has been making n credltable
showing through the season Manager
cns cvans may be addressed at the Bank or
Garland, Garland, I!sah,
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Excursion

n,ugust ~, VIA the Hotel Route for four.
Suy circie tour. Only $8S.25 round trim
rom rom Salt Lake City, covering all rail
TooSe m%Se :; and hotel expenses, with accom-,
y nns Ins atlons at the Old Faithful Lake
suu sra, canyon inns. For descriptive tin,
CIT CITY r.'d and further particulars, call ut
Sros. l1cket Office, Hotel Utah. or ad.
Auss Aoas u; a. Burley, General Passenger
Rsso,n oregon Short Line Railroad
IsIra Ca Sol Deseret News building, Salt
Ivy advertisement
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Provo to Have Good Races.
Special 10 The Tribune

PROVO Aug. 2o.-The committee In charge OF
inc september track meet here looka for big
attendance and for good races. Tho following
tFott'Dg and pacing horses have already been
entered: Strydcon and founo. by Tom Mccoy;
Willctts, by Jehu Mccoy: Booker r. and Rone
sherbot by c. II Wcstropo ParneIl. by ed Nor
gnn; Corinnt. by Farley Ginger: Lord Holt by
w. Nysrcon. and Jerry D.. by Donnis pelfrymnn.
Running and pony arc also boing arranged
Tor the big event, which Is expected 10 bring
many people from The surrounding country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26
tales OF Honey and Tar From West
and East

"iiham Lee, Paskenta, Cal, says,
1t gives universal satisfaction and I
use only Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for my children. - q. G. Rhodes.
middletou. Ca. writes, ''I had a rack.
lug ieerlppe cough and finally got re.
"eI taking Foley IS Honey and Tar Com.
pound Use no other in your family
a"u refuse substitutes. Schramm. John
ao"' drugs, the r-Substitutors, !"
nVe (5) good stores.
(hdyertlsrrn.rt
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sBnttcd for Simon In the ninth
'Ratled for OToole IN the ninth.
tono out when winning run Bcorcd
s'1ntted for Connolly IN tho ninth
'3Batted for Mcdonald In the ninth.
tfBctted for Griffith In thu ninth.
Score by inninEs-
PittDourg ......s..........0 n J I -
Boston .......,............0 n al
Summary: ErTors-Dolau. Myers. Mcdonald
Smith ta). Two-bese hus-WhalinE. Lord. Marnr-
vile. HIts-oh o'Toole. IN eight innings. Oft
Robinson. Ia ono-lhird OF inning; OFT No
ouillou I IN innings. Suorifce iy-Smith,
stoon onDea-Dolan (2), Carey. Double plays
Naranvllio and MyoB: Smith. Mcdonald and
Myers: Wagner viox and Miller Lott on bsres
-Pittsourg. s. Boston. 10. First bssc balls
Off Dickson, (: off o'Toole. 4: OF Moouan. 1.
FIrHt bnae on error-PlttSourg. !. Struck out
BY Dixon. 4. By OToolc. l. Time OF game
hour 50 minu;cR UmpIros-Riglcr and BY
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Rillinps Goes to Maps.

QUINCY. Ill. Aug. 25.-"Josh' pillinss. catch
for the Quincy Thrce-Eye club. received in
structlons today from the Cleveland American
league club management TO report TO the Maps at
Detroit on September g. Billings, who belonged
to Topeka In the western league. was recently
sold 10 Omaha and goes to Cleveland from thai
city. His work in tho Threo-Eye this season has
ilsgsed him n top notcher.
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New Corporation,

The Nebo Coal & Commission company. Spanish
Fork capital stock s25. 900, shares 81 each viii
liam a. Cornaby, president; y. 4. Stone. vice
president: William 3. Pearson, secretary and
treasurer.
The Salt Lake & Alta Railroad COMPANY Salt
Lake City; capital stock 300 900 sharos SIS each
j c. Jacobs president; T. p. Jacobs. vice prrsi-
dent: L. {. Ashton secretary and treasurer:
George e Cutler, w. o. Williams Norman M.
Hare and g. ". Bethen. additional dlrectors
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Yankee Pitcher Breaks Finger

CLEVELAND o., Aug. z5.-Pitchsr George Nc
cornell ot tho New York Americans will be out
NJ tho game for three wnekg nj least Tho mid
dln finger Of his pitching hand badly
broken today when he stopped ball from Let
hold's hnt TINT the bono prot1dcd from tho flcah
The injured pitcher talon 10 tho dressing
room and n doctor from among the Hpectators
cni ed o attend him.
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Skull Fractured by Ball.

ALTON. H.. Aug 25-John Elble. %
years old third baseman on the ball
team of East Alton. was struck on the
head by a pitched ball in a game yes
terday afternoon and today stlll was
unconscious His skull was fractured.
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sweeting Wins Rifle Match.

ny international News Service,
CAMP PERRY. o., Aug. CIV r.. swccting OF
the Pennsylvania team won the national individual
rifle match horc today with OF 25s. Lieu
tenant Waller OF tho Marine corps team was
second with OF $50. and Sergeant Mum
dell or Washington. third, with 234 Sergeant
Garland OF Indiana fourth. 21i; Captain
Bollcs Of Wash ngton. ffth. 234 and Lieutenant
Pordco L. S. infantry. sixth 2Jj. TUESDAY and
Wednesday will bo devoted to practice for tho
national team match which starts Thursday
norninp
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Callahan Is Suspended.

CHICAGO Aug. 25.-Tt became known today that
Manager Callahan OF the local American league
club hua been Indefinitely suspended by President
Jobnaon OF tho league as tho result OF his alter
nntion with Umpire McGrenyy during saturdays
gnino botwccn Philadelphia and Chicago Gala
han had objected TO n decision nj first bRsc curly
e., Il,,
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Canadian Tournament Opens.

NIAGARA -ON-THE-LAKE. Ont, Aug.
25.-The annual international tennis
tournament between teams from the
United States and Canada opens here
tomorrow. The Americans entrants IN
clude William Johnston OF California
and Miss Mary Brown. leader of the
woman's championship OF the United
States.
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Topeka Recalls Players.

LINCOLN. Neb. Aug. 25.-Manager
Dale Gear OF the Topeka Western league
club today announced the recall of pitch
er Mccullough and infielder Snlser OF
the Grand Island club Of the Nebraska
State league Both players were loaned
early in the season, They are TO report
her today
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-s'aTT'V TOT II. T1rhcr IN The ninth.
+Bntted for Miller In the ninth
Tran FOR ". Fischer In tho ninth
Score by innings
Chicago ............o n n
Brooklyn .................t o.
Summary; Errors-schulto. Moran. Fisher Left
on hases-chicngo. 4, Broollvn. g. Two -bnao hits
Erero, Lavender, Smith. Ylneling. Three base
hlt-Lcach F-irst bare on crrors-Chcaco I:
Brooklyn, L Stolen bnses-saior Collins Double
p!ayH-Flshcr Cutahhw and Daubcrt; Humphrlea
and Evcrs; Rridwell Evors and Saicr Poses on
osIIS-off Lavender. 3 Off AlIon l. Struck out
BY Allen, /; 10y HUMPHREYS. 2; by Tngling. ?:
by Lavender. !? H!t by pitchcra-By Hurnphrleg
COLLINS, by Yinsing tArchcr). wild pitch
Lavender Hits-on Allen IN two and one
third innings; off YinslinS, In ak and two
thirds innings; OF Humphrics In four innings:
OF Lavender. In five Innings. Time OF game
hour 5s minutes. Umpires-Brcunau and Ea-
son.
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PLAYERS for Detroit.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., Aug. o5.-Manager DoDo-
van OF the Providence international league baso-
ball club today announced the sale of Al Platte,
right folder. and Eddie Ongow, first basomap,
OF tho Providence team 10 the Detroit club. Both
men viii report TO the Tigers tomorrow. On0low
was considered of tho best first BackcrD IN
tho league md Platte was tho ntar folder OF tho
team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26
New Hurler for Sox-

CHICAGO. Aug. .5.-Pitchcr Fabor OF the Dos
Moinos club OF the Western League was today pur-
chased by President Comlskoy OF tho Chicago
Amcrlcoua He IA n big right hapdcr aud reports
to thcl local oluh In tho spring lho amount p"a
for th. player not announced
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New Outfielder for Giants.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Mannger Mc6rew OF the
New York National league club tonight announced
tho purchase OF Eddie Harrison n loft folder OF
the Newburgh club OF the New York and Now
Jersey league. Harrison will report here after
I,nb dsy
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Merkle and Shannon Released.

Manager Art Merkle last night released
himself and Capt. Spike Shannon from
the Butte club 10 relieve the heavy drain
on the treasury.
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'yas Vest Point

s,,ss' Il ~, 9Th, sIy -.
,siat' WA ws,,,- ee,denr' vas
ausisV Vsn'SI %Is,,,,o Won ReIsoe-
~ 10 ~ s..,,s s,,,'nsr Imperial
~ s'.i - ,,srs ri,sIs'.; p e., Of srm.
sr. i,Il'e awe amy. rha 81 IN the
Es'.s sliI.a 4 .,ns!. IMPERIAL az esS. s's.
lssn'sa vim ,i,p'o,ry 10 visit
a,shasH, a.H u, yhe idea o;
|S' @'Paaf d 10 u. ,S' ,.,., an:
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Southern League

a, h7.ssnoosa-Montgomcry 3; Chattanooga, Z
A. Mobilc-Biminehnm. 2: Mobile. Z.
st Atluntn.--Memphis. ;: Atlanta. 5. eleven In
ningS: darkness
Al New orIeane-Nashvilie s; Nov Orleans. 0.
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i|]|lN||IS
|[), md WINS
;Ss issesdlns r.ss2
g; J: ! iysrt. f, -, Tin,S Tin.,,iu +,
- uaPl's'-0
lrH HITS;


.-nlcseo buncnsso i,ns
! .DI defeated vase she
thsispiI Pine each. Chi n.
y ~ sasrser's alE homer n IN y
y q eHll1ched ds.,I The game an
~. ssd chappsll, ppppe,,n5sr' an
psssssli's sssslHi' cIncinnsi,, nni1a
81. IunIns ,,,!on UmpioTf Of
f.,s'yih ~ the washington
id1 Nm. He ordered oneTsd
he aeId. M MebTihc THo
y Manager Grifflin', la,rsat @ro
e., ..talssd abou! i!.,'1i.n Win
=, heels until Umplh1e Ip.he
" r,S,ors ;st bench, Al
%n,rcImSn the Washing. s .so
mi retreat to the
ID 70 moments later,
E rrrrdered rrh the visitors
.,s slu on account OF re-
A; direction. Lord was wa
4, ~, Of Hughes's swift
r,lrs from the game
,.,.n,i CHICAGO.
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RITCHIE-WELSH BOUT
MAY BE CALLED OFF

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug 25.-Man-
ayers for Willie Ritchie, lightweight
champion. and Freddie Welsh the Brit
ish contender, tentatively agreed today
upon Jim Griffin OF San Francisco ref
cree of the bout here September 20. Ritch-
les manager, Harry Foley. announced
that unless word from Griffin were re-
ceived tomorrow and articles signed, the
bout was off.
a bout between Richie and Ray Campbell
on Labor day because of Campbell's poor
showing in a recent fight
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Northeastern League

NJ Vlctoria-spokane. 0: Victoria, 2.
At Tacoma-Scattle. /; Tacoma. 9
AZ PortInnd-vancouvor, o; Portland. l.
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Hestern League

At ST. Joseph-sioux City. 2: 81, Joseph. 3.
At Llncoin-Topeka, 4; Lincoln, q
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~ Iohs - .
: .ts seventh.
\ o. rlnth
~ iylih.
ttse ! o o Ia
..l;te % 0 Q , -
frs. Tvo.bass his-Foster
~ Ho-s un-Bt,ger Hits
. "a h7l,gs; Of Hughes, 2 In
- hl.s-schinks. eorser.
Dsstlt plays-Bergor 10
Il lcs 10 csiss 10 Wcaver.
|<iIisise. {: Chicago. 5. Hit
III Hsuryl. By Hughes
gpzsi out-Br Russell. I:
sirha. J. Tlms OF snms-
rs,lrs-coapolly and Nc
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3 Boot At Gam.

9 Hr,1 ,1rsss my. bundr.s s.,,
w as sS' ~ . Tor IN The N.si
., s,li.a,i' i,,s,,.ds i,STs .dslystc,D Dts u
~ O. a''a'assSs'P ssm.,ss q tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26

.ss tlbeoo
.sS.'t'5ens q -
M Ns,H,ny "a. Two.
\ ~, !. o. au inning M ~,
y ,.,',,,l, ,m',,hl,d' Innings Of, o,t
~ sS,'. ~: y'.es ~. Sobs Soss'
a I. p-,robb 10 s,0,,uo' ouo'
! Detroit . rIt,, rca'sse, hs..
.-,a.'-sy !. Beii,nt tco,St q; on
es a., = 2 e.iIso,. /. 'ySS, wT,
:. s,,,. sSs.-' hour, . m,Or,,, mnd
~'t' "hlft.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-James
Griffin said today he was planning TO go
east about the time of the RltchieW Welsh
fight and could not stop over at Nancou-
yer to referee the bout.
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VERNON ARENA WILL
BE CLOSED; BOUTS OFF
By international News Service

by international News Service.
Los ANGELES, Aug, 25.-Promoter T.
]. McCarey OF the Pacific Athletic club
today officially issued notice that the
Leach Cross johnny Dundee twenty round
bout, scheduled for the Vernon arena on
Labor day, was indefinitely postponed and
that there would be no more boxing at
the Vernon arena for the present,
IL am not prepared TO say whether tho
Cross-D Dundee bout will be the next one
staged at Vernon as | do not know how
long the arena Will be kept dark . said
McCarey today.
II believe, however" added the promot-
er. that as soon as the excitement
caused by the death OF Young passes away
1 will be able to make q definite an
nouncement"
McCarey's action In postponing further
boxing at the arena was taken at the or
ders OF the Vernon city trustees who
are investigating the conduct OF the club.
Harry Gilmore manager Of Bull
Young. who died as the result OF injuries
received In bout with Willard last Fri
day night; James Cameron, Eddy Web
ster and Charles Ansliger. seconds for
Willard We're arraigned today before JUS
tlce Glover on charge Of manslaughter.
They were released on $500 ball each and
VIII appear before Justice SUNNI crfield
Friday morning for preliminary hearing
The funeral Of Young will be held tomor
row afternoon. The lighters body will
he shipped 10 his parents at Glen Rock
Wyo.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 25-State sena-
tor William T.. Brown, author OF the anti
prize fight bill defeated by the last legIs-
lature, announced today that inita tive
petitions would be put in circulation at
once for the enactment Of law prohib-
iting prize fighting In California. those
opposed TO the sport having been aroused
to action by the death last Saturday OF
John CBulI) Young from injuries re-
ceived in his bout at Vernon with Jess
Willard. The campaign for such meas
ure already is in progress among church
members and women's clubs here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-26
Coast League
Western Tri-State League

No games scheduled yesterday.