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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
REGAL CLEANERS
TAKE BOTH GAMES

The Royals annexed two games IN the
won column BY defeating the White
Fawns on the North Salt Lake diamond
YESTERDAY, In both games OF their double
header. taking the first, 10 TO 6, and the
second. TO 4.
Sullivan and Cushing opposed each
other in the opener Sullivan had the
better OF the argument. always Tightening
up in the pinches. Gushing ,re-entered
he league for his first game this season,
and was greeted with eleven scorching
salutes from the Regal batters. Man
}ger White himself being responsible Tor
three of the bingles and like number OF
runs.
Harry Nones, star twirler OF the dis
solved Manhattan league, made his DEBUT
in the Trolley league yesterday, winning
gals by score of to 4,
The Royals started the scoring In the
first inning. White reached first on an
scored when Lounsdale singled 10 left.
The Fawns evened up in the second.
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UNION ASSOCIATION.

HIS week Salt Lake takes the Butte club which had the
better the weeks argument in Ogden The Missoula
goes Ogden and the Helena team to Great Falls
The Salt Lake club management last night sent telegram
MuIroney president of the league notifying him that
Pitcher Castleton had been indefinitely laid osuspended until
the clubs officials deem Casteton form to pitch ball 1t
with the deepest that this action TAKEN for Roy
popular his ability pitcher when he is right cannot be
doubted His continued wdness has been his fatal defect
Two the tapls. One of them is Indian
pitcher from Price who has been burning the brush down
there He expected here Tuesday The of the other for
reasons policy withheld will also be up Erickson
to show consistency retire.
is manesty impossible for team that hopes to retain
the lead the along with dependable
pitcher which Salt Lakes fix exactly Morgan the only
who be relied through with Dresser is
being worked death and the first anybody knows the most val
liable the team Will under the strain The best
thing McCloskey dQand do it to give Dresser
rest Of at least three days and forbid him showing his face the
grounds during that period No matter how willing he
be- play eroress first bat like end and bases
like hare five days week and pitch the sixth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
TEAMS BREAK EVEN
IN COPPER LEAGUE
Arthur and Smelter Each Win
Close Game; Williams
Is Star.

The Arthur and SmeIter teams of the
Copper league split a double header yes
Ierday afternoon a Garfield in two fast
and exciting games, Smeter won the
first TO 3, and Arthur took the second,
. to 0. Both were seven inning games.
The first was a pitchers battle be-
twen Lee Williams ana Remington. Each
allowed eight hits and the score was
kept low by much sensational fielding
by both teams. Williams struck out six
men, gave no bases on balls and made
two wild pitches. Remington struck out
eight gave two bases on balls and made
four wild heaves.
Both pitchers went at 1t again In the
second game. and Williams pitched mas
terly ball all through the seven innings.
letting the Smeter down with but three
hits and no runs, striking out seven bat
ters and giving no bases on balls. IT
was one of the best exhibitions of pitch
ing Williams has given this year. After
Arthur hatted Remington for ten hits in
five innings in the second game. he re-
tired in favor of Bagstili. who held Ar
thur hitless In the remaining two in
nings.
BY being defeated one game Arthur
drops to second place in the league leav-
ing Townsite as the leader Rollins S
work at Shortstop in both games was a
feature. Anderson hit for home run
over the left field fence in the seventh
inning Of the first game. with no one
on base. Fte was put out Of the second
game for disputing a decision OF the UNI
pre in the fifth inning
ARTHUR SHELTER
fFirSt
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KelIOgg'S Fatal Heave.

With no further scoring by either team
Risberg lead off in the tenth and was
granted a pass, When Murray sacrificed
Pitcher Kellogg heaved the ball wild to
After 'Rube" Levy had negotiated a S.
fine in the process of striking out, Per-
kins secured the safe blow to right which
sent Risberg across.
In the second game the youthful Rob
inson for Butte. showed d most complete
reversal Of his form, Lasting but few
innings in two previous games this week,
he hurled winning ball all the way today,
holding the Kittens TO four safe drives,
two of which went for two bags. Both
assisted in cleaning the two counters in
the second and third innings, after which
stage the knights were helpless.
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Salt Lake Piles Up Runs.

The home team got one In its half Of
the second. Schinpff laid out a triple 10
the center field corner and scored on a
wild pitch.
Another was made in the third Spen-
Ger singled 10 left, went 10 second on
Bauer's out and came home on Huels-
mans little fly to the outfield which
Warren was slow in recovering Huels-
man made tracks for second while the
Missoula helders were trying 10 pick
UP the ball The captain tried to make
home on Pendleton's hit TO the outfield.
but he was nipped at the plate by War
rens throw.
An Inning that reads one hit and five
runs doesn't sound very basebally but
that's what Salt Lakes half OF the fourth,
was. Davis and Morgan walked. Nc
Claim struck out and Dresser was hit
by the pitcher. The bases were full with
Spencer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

the Murphy cluD on the south end
Il diamond yesterday in two Of the
most stubbornly contested games
ever witnessed III the Trolley league. The
second game went fonr extra innings.
Fra mpton too kthe first, 4 to !, and the
second, il TO l3.
In the first game Peterson with his
wonderful speed held the Murphys at his
tered hits. Coleman was equally effective,
errors behind him resulting in the rum
getting of the Frampts.
Choules's men started the run-gettlng
in the first inning. Choules aud Leatham
reaching first base on errors by Searle
and Colemand. and both scoring on
Howes double TO center.
Johnson scored the only run for the
Murphys In the fifth, reaching first on
Howe's error and going home on Gibson's
drive over first base.
The second game was verltable home
run fest both Sides participating In the
houors. Manager Choues was the hero
OF two of these four-base swats. besides
getting hits five times out of six times
at bat,
Peterson and Colemand both did the
Erickson stunt by pitching the second
ga me. Peterson, however. Jared badly,
the Murphys pounding bis offerings TO
every corner OF the lot He was relieved
by Bywater. who succeeded in checking
the onslaught for a couple of frames.
when he was relieved by Howe. At this
time the FrampS camp was seized with
the home-run mania, allowing them TO
overcome the lead OF the Murphys.. The
clubs We're tide IN the seventh. making II
necessary 10 play extra innings
Murphy succeeded I'm getting two on in
the ninth with none out when Curry was
sent in to relieve Howe. Curry retired
the side without tally. Choules scored
the winning run in the tenth hitting TO
left field for two bases and going 20 third
on Fords tumble of Leatham's inheld mt
and scoring on Coleman's wild throw TO
Gibson. The game was marred by fire.
quent disputes of Umpire Dyers decisions
and the Stallng of the opposing mana
gers.
MURPHY -FRAMPToN.
(First Game
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Keep on Counting.

McCloskey's side got two more in the
seventh Morgan got 2 safe one down
into short territory and came home on
McClains double. McClain went TO third
on the throw-in. and scored when Spen-
Ger hit to Perrine. who elected to force
Dresser at second
The bell tinkled off a pair for Salt
Lake in the eighth. Huelsman was hit
and went 10 third on Pendleton's double
over short. Huelsnan scored on
schimpffs sacrifice fly. which also sent
Pendleton to third Bohen hit Davis, who
almost Immediately unbuckled his walk
ing plaits second basewards. He accom-
plished his purpose. for he drew the
throw, and while he was put out. Pendle-
ton scored.
The sprint race between Dresser and
Carman was not pulled off yesterday,
owing 10 the fact that Dresser has q
very sore knee, the result of a slide In
Saturdays game
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Sinclair Hit Hard.

Sinclair was not only hit hard through
out the second game. but also was ac
corded rather poor support. Fets, the
new outfelder who arrived In Ogden last
night. got into the pastime today only 10
the extent Of hitting for Murray in the
ninth inning OF the second game. In view
OF his brief acquaintance he is scarcely TO
be blamed for striking out. Pourroy. who
hit for Levy. was retired in the same
manner q moment later.
Manager Blankenshlp's MissoulIans,
who took the weeks series from Salt
Lake. will be the opponents OF the Kit
tens during the coming baseball week.
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Framptons Have Cinch On
Flag In rOlley League
Beat Murphy's in Two Close Games; Royals Sur.
prise and Take Both From White Fawns;
Hewletts Defeat Miller Cahoon's Twice.

while the Cleaners came up again for
two more in the fourth The Fawns took
tie lead again on two walks, two hits and
two errors. The Royals tied the score
In their half OF the frame. Boyd dropping
Fiirweather's easy fly. White went In to
run for the third baseman. stole second
and scored from that station on Adams's
!uield out. The Cleaners sewed the game
up III the next frame when Hahn opened
Up with a single and went TO second on
an overthrow to Boyd. and second on
Nones's two-bagger to center.
REGAI-WHlTE FAWN.
(EirsL GamoN
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\. Of {. AGAIN. BEAT
SALT LAKE HARDWARE
Win Tight Battle in Ninth In
, ming With Three-bagger
and Single.

The knights of Columbus team again
defeated the Salt Lake Hardware team
or the Poplar Grove grounds YESTERDAY
morning by the score OF 70 Z. Inc
Hardware team tied the score in the
eighth inning, but the K. OF c. came BACK
strong In the ninth Brennan hit for
three la ses and Baird scored him with a
clean hit.
The game was hard fought and full OF
interest Mccall ended the struggle ny
catching Neve's high fly in the eighth
The score.
X. OF C.-sALT LAKE HARDWARE,
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had LEFT their peculiar brand of base
running at home When one was down.
Changnon walked. He scored on sue
cessive singles by Daschbach and Auer.
The latter was on third when Auer beat
it for second. The catcher didn't sem
minded TO throw to second, so Auer
slowed up and insisted that he should
throw. Daschbach was fooled by the
unusual situation and came down the
home base line. Meantime Auer made
no effort TO round second base and make
for third. where he might have drawn a
peg. The result of the whole exhibition
was that Daschbach was an easy out.
After that Missoula had no chance TO
come even close to putting run over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
HELENA

Summary; Stolen bases-Potts, ., Faye,
Cordtz. Sacrifice flies-Lussl, Base
hits-Lehi, Cordtz. Three base hits
Weaver, Cordtz. Spencer. Fox Home run
Delhi Double plays-Potts 10 Sner
Siner to Weaver TO Hester Hester to
Weaver TO Hester Bases on balls
OFF Duffy, S; off Cooney, l. Struck out
BY Duffy. A. by Cooney, 4. FIit by
pitcher-By Duffy Lussi; by Cooney,
Faye. Passed balls-Fox, Q Time, .
hours. Umpire-Wright.
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Miller-Cahoons Lose Two.

.Hewletts took both games from the
Miller Cahoons on the Granite grounds,
CNstleton winning the first game for the
Clowns, to /. Zackerson, on the mound
va : hit at opportune moments. and was
not we'll supported by his teammates,
The second game was won by a score of
Z to 4. Gemple and Guarard opposing
each other In the box.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

Woolurns Perkins. Sa crifice hit Tur
seon. Runs batted in: BY kafora (2),
Risberg, Perkins. Double play; Oriet
and Turgeon. Struck out; BY, Kellogg
kellogg 4; off kisht 2 Hit by pitcher:
Jones (2). by Kellogg: Woolums, by Kel
Ioeg. Left on bases: Butte Q; Ogden l3.
Time: hours and 10 minutes. Umpire:
LeRocque,
Cecrp6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
Smith and Flynn Matched.

NEW YORK. July 12,-"Gunboat"
Smith OF California and Jim Flynn, the
Pueblo fireman. have been matched to
fight ten rounds at Madison Square Car
den, this city. August 8.
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(First Game

Summary. Errors-Dern. Coleman Searia.
Choules Howe Struck out-By Petersen u, hy
Coleman 5. Bases on balls-oN Coleman His
by pitoher-Dern Stolen beseS-Leathaa an. Slmp-
son Dern Three base ht--Howe. Two" base hit
Gibson First base or errors-Frsmpton 5 NrI-
ply ?. Earned rurs-Franpton l. Murphy / Lsft
on bases-Frampton I. Murphy o. cmpTe-pyer.
fse-ond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

Summary: Two base hits - Spencer,
McC1ain Pendleton. Three base hit
Schimpff. Bases on balls-Of Bohen. II;
Morgan. 2. Struck out-By Bohen, 3,
Morgan, .. Left on bases-Mssoula. 4:
Salt Lake. I. Runs batted in-By Auer.
Dresser. Spencer (2l. Huesman. Schimpff.
McClain (2). Stolen base-McClain.
Sacrifice hy--Schimpfr. Wild pitch-Bohen
go. Passed ball-Auer, First base on
errors-Salt Lake. /. Double play-War-
rem to Changnon TO Morse: Bohen to Car
man; Pendleton 10 Schimpff to Dresser.
Hit by pitcher - Dresser, Huesman.
Davis Bauer Time Of game-i:56. Um-
pire-Erary.
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r. HUR -SMELTEH
ElrSl Camel

HUhImaTy hFfoFS-HoImStead. Engoman (eI,
Sutherloud. Olson. McChryscal Co) Home run
Anderson Two-base hits-Willlams (2). sueitzer
AcCrystal. Double play-Oson TO Holms.cad
Stolen basc-Sutherand. Bcses on baIlS-On
Remington ,. Struck out-By Lee williams G.
By Remington 6. Passed ball--Sutherland Wild
pitches-Wliams Cl Remington 90. Time OF
same-l hour and 81 minutes. Umpire-Gpod
manson.
Second Game
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Score By Innings IS
sat Lake Hardware 80
summary: Errors-Homer stack Jones; 80
Homer. John Brennan. Jim Brennan INooI IaoIs
hl,f-Cowan t2). Norris (2l, Julian.
Stuck. Homer Bases hals-oH NofH Nc
stnIck out-By stephens Il. BY Nor's ,to
corau Left on bases--E. OF c. S. Shlt l-A'
Hardware / Passed bnll-Solt Lake Aa,uW't 80,
Hi; by pitchor-By stephens. Ncve s'oi1n 'oi,1a1,.nif
s,snbons "A In lnnlnss; OF Norris. 10 IN
innings: of Cowan. In innings, flwo m,,rIs
game hours ord Is minutes. U'npi'eS-h
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summary: Errors-Ford C3), Dern, GIosoh,
searlc Bolton Turnho. ChouIes. Loatham (2l.
Howe C2). simpson Henson CO.. Struck out-By
Coleman Z. By Peterson o. by Bywster .. oF
Howe .. by Curry T. Bases balls-Ot Peter
sen 9 of Howe . Home runs-Choulcs 60. John
son. Petersen. Gibson. LeS,ham. Base hits
Slrnpscn Redfsrn Giooon Ridges. stolen bases
-Dern (2). Coleman, Searc. umpre-pyer.
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COONEY IS TOUCHED
FOR TWENTY SLAMS
Great Falls Wins One-sided
Game From Helena; Shay
Plays Second.
Special to The Tribune.

HELENA. Mont. July 1.-THE Elec-
tries outbatted the VigilanteS in a one
sided game today and won, 10 TO 5. The
locals made six errors behind Cooney.
GREAT FALLS
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tag him
Davis scored a moment later when
Dresser drove q hot one against Bowen 6
legs that went safe, but Bauer struck
out and ended the chance OF increasing
the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
SNiELTER

summary. ErCor6-olsop, Remington Two
base hits-Eolmstcod. sweltzer Enelcman
Double play-Roirs TO Hoimstoad 10 Engleman
stolen baseS-EpSleinan. Sutherland (2) Hits
or Remington. 10 in innings. oft Basstiu none
In innings. Bases on bnlls-otf Remington 2
Struck out-By Lee Willinms T. by Remington
by Bagstill 5, Passed hsl-W Stack Time q,
gnmc-i hour and Is minutes. Atteudance-5oo
Umprc-Goodmanson.
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oDnson. Moorehead, clynes. Marshall

Robinson. Moorehead, Clynes. Marshall
Sacrifice hjts-Turgeon. Sinclair Sacri-
flee fly-Robinson Runs batted in-Rv
Clynes (2). Robinson. Moorehead, Muir
ray. Struck out-By Robinson s. by
Sinclair. 3. Base on halls-Off Robinson,
8: of Sinclair, >. Wild pitch-Robinson
(2) Hit by pitcher-Ma rshall by Sin
clair Left on bases-Butte, I: Ogden.
s. TIme-1 hour 30 minutes Umpire
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Salt Lake Boys Work Without
Flaw Behind Reliable Cyrus
Play ErrorIess Game and Touch Bohen in Tender
Places; Missoula Pitchers Wide Heaves
Big Factor in Scoring.
Salt Lake 13; MissOula [

Salt Lake Is; NIissOula L.
At Ogden-Frst game Ogden 3; Butte 2 (ten innings).
Second game: Butte 6; Ogden 2.
At Helena-Helena 5; Great Falls Is.
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Davis's Low Dive.

Salt Lake got one more score in the
nth. Davis and Morgan again were
passed. Davis went to third when Nor
gan was forced at second on McClain's
grounder TO Perrine. McClaln lined out
for second and drew throw from Auer.
The throw, however, was 10 Bohen,
Davis was on his way home when Auer
let the ball fly, and the little nrstba Sc
man put up clever exhibition of duck
ing between Auer and Changnou. He
wound up his Performance with diving
safely back into third, hitting the bag
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Spencer's Effective Double.

And what did the old boss do but Diff
'er for a two-bagger! That counted Da-
Wis and Morgan, and put Dresser on
and put Spencer on third Another wild
pitch tailed Spencer. Meanwhile Huels-
man had been sent TO first on a base on
balls. and went TO second on the Wild
pitch that scored Spencer A passed
ball put him on third. Pendleton walked.
lie started for second and Auer slammed
the ball down Johnny DELAYED his out
long enough to give Huelsman an oppor-
tunlty TO CROSS the pan, II was a pretty
bit OF base running. and was In strong
contrast to the things Missoula did un-
der similar circumstances in the second
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I''NIVU TOT IVIIIsIIVTN II le!gHtT
iore BY innlnes-
WNte Fawn ..,.............i o. 8
Rcrala co.. ...................o 10
summary: ErrorJ-Wh,c C3J, Lounsdaie. SulIi.
vat Woodhuru. Boyd Gushing. Struck out-Ey
Sullivan !. by Gushing 6. Bases on balls-ou
sullivan /. of Gushing & Hit by pltcher-Lird.
gr,n. Sacrifice hIts-GTeen. Sullivan. Nelson a.
Flrwsarher. Stolen bnSes-White (ol. LouudS-
dl'e %, Swotski ~, Loyctt (3l, Barker ID.
(Socond Camel
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Well, Teil. Well Some O. TN ol pep,
Salr Lake. II hits. no errors, l3 runs
5iis.oula. hits. errors, ! run.
After a slab sid ed week, the Skyscrap-
cts turned UP Yesterday IN old-time form,
with the team going good Morgan work
Ing fine and everybody tickling the ball
under ths chin.
second inning. In the remaining seven
only twenty tou- ia tsmen faced Cyrus.
i was one two and out--just Ike that.
Bohen was wild and also was hit hard
Three % sal; Lakes runs crossed the
plate on Wild pitches
Some Fast Fielding.
There vera number OF sensational
grabs IN the field In the first inning
Missoula had 4 man on when Csrman
hit long hgh ny that looked certain
for at least three bases. Spencer climbed
the rock piles IN the center field tract
and caught H. IN the third Morse hit up
grandstand screen. and when IL came
down he pushed The wire in with his
elbows so that the ball would miss IT,
ard nailed the ball for an out. In tho
sixth Huelsmau put all of his grea'
weight into a drive 10 Chanenon. The
Missoulian speared II with his glovad
ha nd much To the captains disgust
There were three fast doubles. one oi
them being made when in the second In
ming Dresser drove one straight at Bohen
II stuck in the pitchers ruitt. and Nc
Ctan, who was on first. was doubled
before he could get hack.
In the second inning Missoula got ons
across and might have had more If they
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-HE Framptons practically cinched
the pennant when they defeated
the Murphy club on the south end
IL diamond Yesterday in two OF the
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WHITE FAWN.
REGAL

's.'..T " -
summary. Errors-Whlte Fairweather Hahn.
EVeral, J Boyd CO.. Struck out-B- Nons5 q r.
WbTthen @ Bases on balls-on Nones l. Off
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FRAMPTON.
Score by innings

Frampton -. - -
Murphy .............6 q u-lo
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OGDEN

Totals ,... ......3l q 10
'Battcd for Murray in the ninth.
-1Batted for Levy In the ninth.