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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-16
Saratoga Results,
ntcrnaLIon Ncvr seryicc

BJ lufcr0s tloO1l NcNT service
First race ono mlle-Chopu, os tMcraggarr, :
to J. won; Prospect, Fs CMcDonaldl II % 20: sec
ond Eutcrpe. l0s Davies. - TO !. thir1. Time.
.I:i Tick Tack and Ann Tilly also ran
Second race five and hall !urlongs-Graelll$'
icS (Niartnl. 20 TO /. Won Uncle Man. loS C!ror-
Icr) 10 TO /. second; Filter Gold 100 ,MGIag-
cart) Is 10 s. third Time. 1906 3-S. Punch Bowl.
RuAmcr Golden Chimes Ralph. Hurakan Flortn,
Corn Broom and Armament also ran.
Third rnco. six furlonEs-Water Wellef lN
Wolfe, 70 9 von Progressive. 100 tButwoln. .
10 T. second; Via Octavia. liS (Dayiesl, 20 z
third Time 1913 20 Moucrcf Broo'field. Lit
lie Hugh Captain Elliott. Inferno Queen, lncision
and Patrick :. also ran
Fourth racc. mile and an oighth-Buskin. III
CButvcb, II 10 3. won: star Gaze. ~ tNclag
gart ., second; Colonel Holloway, w
CNardl. i5 10 :, third. Time, l;Sl SO. Jawhonc
Alrcy Princess Cauaway. Impression star Bottle
and Strenuous also ran.
Fi'h rncc mile and e-slSteenths-Wurhorn
IA CNcTaggnrO, to 10. won: Star o'Ryan lol
(icDonaldl TO 1, second; DartwoEth lo'
(pyrne) rs 10 l. third Time, @ig 3-5 Patton
also ran. ,
sixth race SIX rurlougs-Con;fnry. io7 (Borell.
& ia 1 won: Hapcnuy. los (MoTaEgartl, 10 2.
second. EIbiod. 100 C1yrnc) 10 so I. thlrd Time.
f.is 3-5 March Court, IrrIdcsocucc Bartlett Rosa
Dccoy. ~ Mohdi, vSlkyTie and o'Rclly also ran
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Anaconda Results.
.r,,iopol %ouy Service

BY International NcWg SoTNlces
Flrs, race four and q half furlongH-Round Up
100 (stnniordl. 10 !. won; Bob Hcnslcy III
(NeIson), 30 to l. second: Marta Mac. ITO tSlur'
rayj 20 10 l. third. Time, ;55 SO. Rnra Rcr
Say Dr. Bailey. HarUm Scarum, Eddy Foy and
Andrew oDay also ran.
Second rscN five furlonsa--Rcsnrdo. III tPrcn'
derGusu s TO 8 won: Amolko los tpouornnl,
20 J. second, Ruth Esther. ZOO tPoulcyl. 10 J.
tIird Time 1913. Traffic Comul. Young fansy
Max wheeler and icda Lake also ran.
Third race, ono milc-Rosc Sweet. i01 iBo@an'
SOM 7 10 l. won; McAon, ioa Cotton, to D
second. Force, III tCohucn), TO !. third. Tiine
] 40 l-j Jack ELLIS. Judge Waltera, Marie Cog
hin and Mike Krcgs algo ran.
Fouyqb race scyon furlonsa-FOotlooso lo'
Woods, ic to o. won; Bob Farley, LOO Psulcyl.
Z TO 3 second; Slecpiand, lt+ tCoburnl, 10 10 .:
rhlrd Timo. 1850 Roberta, Lady Rensselaer, and
Tigcnt also ran. 60,
Finh rurc five ,urlouss-EdnA, 100 lsmitm, =:
10 l. Won Sainest 100 (Nclson), . 20 !. second
Valhal NJ (ornes). . 20 g third. Time. l;os %.
CnppcrCicld Dorian Prince. Good Intent, Bc'l
snicKcr Albert JoneF. Wabonan and Lay Low
also ran 49,
sixth race uturty courso-Alice Tercsa, 70.
tBcyapronl. TO ]. won; Dad, stoarnes. 10.
(ormos, I6 70 s. second. Hngsly no tFlshcrl.
To T. third Time l.i4. Tlookncy. soinvilic DIR.
: T. rate Mosic. Aspora, Dick Bcnson. Mona
Cauomanu and Joe Hushor also ran.
Seventh race. mie--Ssm Conuor, jon tNoodsl.
s 10 won. Patriotic. Ioa Iormcs). u Ia .. sec
npd. Jim Catroraia. III tstsufordl. To !. third.
Time l:if3.5 Low mi. rorcguard, Iron Queen
and Tony Faust also ran
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BROOKLYN. Aug 15.-Pittsburgs
farewell appearance for the season here
today produced a tourteen-lnning tie
game with Brooklyn, darkness ending
hostilties with the score to 3.
It was battle OF wits after the Pr
rates tied the game IN the ninth. both
managers ordering their pitchers to walk
dangerous batters several times In the
pinches. Men were left on bases in each
of the last FIVE innings. Pittsburg having
the bases full in the fourteenth. In that
inning Wagner and ]. Miller were passed
Intentionally. with ByTne on third and
two out Rucker then famed Wilson
Dahlen brought ali OF his right hand ed
batters into the game without success
In the ninth. with the score tied. two
men on bases and two out. Clarke sent
Hyatt, a left handed batter. to the plate
whereupon Allen was substituted for Ra-
gan Clarke then replaced Hyatt with
Butler, a right-handed hitter, but the
Side was retired.
Brooklyn used four pitchers and Pitts
burg two. The locals jumped into the
lead. scoring two runs off Robinson in
shaw's single, an error by VioH and
Dauberts force. Daubert singled In the
fourth. stole second, went TO third on
Simons's Wild throw and scored on Fish
er's hit Cooper relieved Robinson In
the eleventh after Hendrix went In as a
pinch hitter and famed Pittsburg got
two runs In the sixth on scratch hit
by NioE, j. Miller's triple and O. Miller's
mur on the throw TO the plate. Wag-
ner tied the game In the ninth on n base
single.
PITTsBURG- BROOKLYN
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Windsor Entries.

FIRST race. five furongh-Tndoloncc, rs; Fat Rut-
ledge Superl Toe; Rs1uiram no; Silver Tone.
Ave 103: Ratina Eoala. los; Roumanian. Ill;
Pot6y Regan Scarlet Letter, ol
Second race. live and hul' 'urongs-RiShi
Fay 90: Frank Woodmau Black Chief. lo2:
Question Mark. Toe; ohomulpo. Jessupburn, lof;
Titles Nightmare los. Tolsuut. los; Thoo Cook,
Husky Lad. 100.
Third race. sis turlougs- Floral Park ~; CsrP-
VI Sun Queen. lO2 H. NJ Green. ~Iprighi. 'Zim,
lof Rino Brigade, % Marjorie A io5; Jim Ba-
sey 107;.
Parker entry.
Fourth race. milo and stNtccnth-rbe Widow
Moon aT; Fiabbsrgasi, lo7; nuckhoru. i95; Lo-
chel 90 Flora l'lua. 500
Fifth rucr, flyo and half iurlonEs- -Alanccr.
chiffon ourcn l0a Falcsdr s'awr Lad. Mack n.
Eubanls rrp GoGrhaur. iNe. Rubicou !! Prince
Chan I05; Little Jane. -; Stanley s. ih6
sixth race ono milc--Co-dic f. pa: MarShou.
100; chiffon King. Bic n'rpor ic5. Early Light,
lie: Mousicur Percy. 90 Troyato. ~: QuScn. ioi
Gcrrard Billy Baker. l03 Harry Lauder. 40.
Seventh rare mile onl seventy yardg-aiycenas
o1, Bobby Cook. i02, RI, 100 Billy VandoTvccT,
os, Mud Siil %: Floral Day ioi' Rash. Joe Stein.
Henry Hutchinson. wnndor 100.
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PILLS TAKE ALL
FROM THE REDS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15.-PhiIadel-
phia made a clean sweep OF the series
OF three games with Cincinnati by win
ming today. the score being 3 to . in
eleven innings. The home team scored
the winning tally on infield singles by
Jobert and MaGee: Cravath's being hit
by pitched bail and a drive TO the left
center field bleachers by Luderus, which
ordinarily would have been good for ex-
ira bases, but which under the rules net
ted the batsman only single.
Johnson, the Indian twirler who was
missing from C1ncinnati's camp for two
days. returned today and told Manager
Tinker he had suffered an attack of Ill
ness while visiting friends. Johnson hcld
Philadelph down TO three hits In eight
innings. One OF them. however. was 2
home run by Pnskert in the first Inning.
which kept the home team in the lead
until the ninth. as Brennan pitched shut
out ball up to that point. In the ninth
the visitors flled the bases on two sin
giles and a pass with one out Clarke
went to the plato 10 bat for johnson
Before ball was pitched Alexan nder took
Brennan's place and Bates went into ba
for Clarke. A forceout and two passes
squeezed in two runs. Philadelphia tied
the score IN Its half OF the ninth on q
double by Lobert, Magee's sacrifice and
Cravsth's double.
CfSCIENhTI- -PTIJI,kDEI,PIJTh
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RACE INTERRUPTED;
SWIMMER SAVES BOY

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The second race
here for the Sir Thomas Upton trophy
for small sloop yachts was interrupted
today when Michael McDermott national
breast stroke champion. leaped from the
Susan H. the leading yacht 10 the rescue
OF n drowning child. McDermott saved
the boy but the Susan II was out OF the
race. McDermott is national ten mile
swimming cha mplon. besides holoinS an
the worlds records for the breast stroke
The six yachts in the race had just
turned the windward stake when the O.
year-old son OF Augustus Bovsk OF the
Jackson Park Yacht club fell from MS
fathers launch Bovak leaped after the
boy with a life preserver. but was IN
able 10 swim and could not reach him
McDermott from the deck OF the Susan
II saw the sinking boy.
Witnesses said that a slower swimmer
than McDermott would not have been
n ble to req ch the boy in time, The judges
OF the race voted congratula tlons to Nc
Dermott and will allow the Susan II
chance to sail special race with the
winner of the heat.
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Saratoga Entries.

Us international %eHs Service.
Tlrsr raco. six furougn-spn, ia Lurls. 100;
TrIgcr. l07: Bcaucoup. no; Magazine. i2l; Com
piimcni us. UobUcN l2h
Second ace stccpoohasc. about two and a Golf
miIeg-Wlcbsop. 1870 Tho Prophet, l6@; Gold Piatc.
Its; The Evadcr. lis Pcnonscot, 163.
Third race tho Hopeful, six furlongl-Iltuc
Nophsw 49, Rrnghurs,. NJ. ongss 10; Black
Broom l0.: Ronmcr. i27. vondcrgrlt lie
Fourth race Champlaip hcndicap. milo and mn
oIghth-lIawthorne. Prince Eugene. 10: Guy Flsh-
or ioT: LAHORE. ll6: Night5tick, 90 sam jackson
100. Cock o the Walk. 1lS: colonel HOLLOWAY %'
ANY Port a9: Prince Eugene lln
Fifh race milc-tnspoctor Los'rnd". colonc,
Nsh,ncade. Frog. Fred Muiholland, l02; Pharaoh,
Breaker Boy Crcnc nc Mcuiha. Scrviccucc, loI
Working Lad. Dcaucoup. il2: Thrifty, io2: porton.
100: swbh l0f; GranmcTo. 30
sixth race, niX furongs- Heart Beat Ring Mar
ohsi tos; Stone Hedge, Frontier Pctorlin Uu-
daunted Io5: pcloc. J. Nolan. Small Buck kco-
nan, Raoul. los Francis Bay Head. 100
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YANKEES NEARLY
TRIM SOX AGAIN

CHICAGO. Aug 15.-PresIdent Comis-
keys hfty-1fth birthday was celebrated
today when his team the White Sox,
Peckinpaugh OF Chase's grounder was
parity responsible for the defeat OF the
visitors. Lord had tripled in the open
Ing inning, Peckinpaugh fumbled ChaBe's
grounder and Lord scored. Bodie fol-
lowed with Texas Lacquer In right and
Chase scored from first making beau
tiful slide around Catcher Sweeney, who
attempted TO catch him at the plate.
The winning run was made when Chap
perl the high priced outfeder, singled.
stole second, went 10 third on Lord 3
out and crossed tho plate on a hit by
Chase. The easterncrs started a oeated
rally In the ninth after two men were
out scoring two runs on singles by VIII
llams and Sweeney and a triple by CaId-
we'll.
NEW YORK CHICAGO
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Rivalry Is Keen.

Jones sent the Archdale mare away in
front in each heat and in the last two
kept her in that position all the way
around. In the first one, however, Geers
made n beautiful drive in the stretch
and won out by neck Cascade never
was real contender.
Both Anvil and Dude Archdale be-
haved beautifully. There never was a
suspicion Of skip. each animal NOV
Ing with the precision and smoothness Of
a perfect machine.
In winning the 2:12 trot with Lillian
Arnold, Geers repeated his performance
of NJ. e M. day He held the mare in
reserve carefully feeling out the field
uop na ri 5yiyeO
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Anaconda Entries.
News Scrvicc.

b. International News Service
First race. four and half furlopss-Cco6. i6i
Ada Kouncday. ne; Art Rick, Ilo, Deal Carroll
Auntle Curl. Fofncr. lo7
Second race. futurlty course-Brghton, ilb
Country BOY, hbc SupEkcy. ClIut Tucker. Bower
ttcIn. Annual Interest. Angolus, III; Decency.
Emily Leo Medic, Ammo MeGno. io3; Brigham, 30.
Third rnco four furlop5p -Paiaorlta. lI0: Hardy,
Jos. puncragEau. I0s Daddy dip. Elizabeth Har-
wood, 100, Envy, )of
Fourth raco futurty courgS-Psy Stronk. IFS:
Jncjx Paine i5: Porlor Boy. 112 sis Freful. IoT
scmsiloa. l0l: Now Haven, %.
Filth race. miio-Dr. Doughorty, l0s; EnEraycr.
los: ora McGoc. Nannlo McDoe. iol Sugar Lump.
100. Moiio Richards. o.
sixth race. mllc-Tony Faust III. La Jolc IL
ormondc Cunnin gham Mike Doniin. waSsail Biz
Claim. III; Harlan Maid Madeline Mussrave,
Sharper Knight. %.
sovonth race ak furionEs-Aibcrt Jones' liz.
ouilIe, Conul. 100: Ethel Samson, Ethel W1oks
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MOTOR RACES PUT
OFF TILL TONIGHT
Trouble With Arc Lights
Causes Postponement of
Fast ''Piepan" Events.

The three feature and other motorbike
races which were to have been run at
the Whndamere motordrome last night
were called Off and the same programme
Will be given this evening. the first race
starting at $50 o'clock.
Owing 10 trouble, the big arc lights
which illuminate the course failed 10
burn and when II was found that they
could not be repaired for some time
the races were called OF. Those VINO
wcr present We're either given the option
OF tickets good for future meet or the
refund or their money
The card which the management has
arranged for the meet tonight Is sure
to furnish interest and excitement. Asid e
from the match race, the match team
"a ce and the "free -for-all' race for un-
known distance, several other fast mum
bers have been arranged for class A and
B riders.
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

81 was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here. per.
suaded me to try a bottle Of Chamber
lain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy After taking one dose Of It
| was cured. It also cured others that
| gave it to. writes NJ. l.. Gebhart,
Oriole, Pa. That is not at all unusual.
An ordinary attack Of diarrhoea can
almost invariably be cured by ono or
two doses of this remedy. it is one Of
the most successful preparations that
has been discovered. Thousands have
testified to It's value. For sale by all
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,oIT Aug. 16.-Walter Johnson
,son's mighty pitcher. made base
Iorv today when his team defeat
"A Q TO 7. II was his twelfth
,,xe victory, this seasons record
major leagues. Earlier In the
Ia won eleven games before be-
|an Today was the fifth time
"a Detroit this year. On each
he was returned the winner.
Iohnson pitching in invinciole
ostroit had not the slightest
a victory. With his club holding
a lead when the seventh innins
<cieted. Manager Griffith replaced
Tifh Gallia. Then the trouble
s7-for Washington After
~ Tigers scoreless IN the eighth.
<crter went TO pieces IN the final
6etroit making five runs before
.|fchers stopped them.
y, never extended himself while
"A Washington found Hall and
A Four runs in the first inning and
real disturbances occurring
.6nsoD was twirling was Lake s
4 In the third and Cobb's triple,
Ra,Ighman IN the sixth. Cobb
"a OF q fourth hit by a wonder
|-fand pickup and throw by
yAsHINcToN-DErRoIT
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GIANTS ARE STILL
IN VICTOR Y,S PATH

made IL three straight from ST. Louis to-
day, the champions winning the last home
game Of the season with st. Louis by
TO /. F'romme and Mclean, the old
Cincinnati battery. worked their first full
came together in New York uniforms
and the Cardinals made only four hits Oh
F'rornrne. WinRoa home run into th,
erandstand In the third inning saved ST
Louis from n shutout. Perritt, the st
Louis pitcher, was easy IN tho first In.
ming when tho champions scored theil
four runs on pass 70 surns. an error
forced out at second by Fletcher, Her.
zog and Merklc. He then pitched crec-
.tlveIy until the eighth inning. wher
Frommes double and Shafer's home rur
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'Hatfcd Tor Simon ln ninth.
fBaued fo- Robinson In eleventh.
tBstted for Morgan in tenth
''Battod for stonge IN twelfth.
score by inning
PittsburG ..........0 o o 7 90 n o.
Brooklyn ...-......2 o ! o o o o o o %
Summary: Error--viox. Simon. Kelly, o. MI
Ter. Left 90 bsses-Piitsourg. 15: Brooklyn. L.
Two base hits-Caros, Mitchell. Fisher. Three
base hit. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Carey, Meyer.
DaubeTt. First on orTor5-Brooklyn. J. Stolen
baseg-Waener. Mitchell t2), Daubert Fisher. q.
Miller. RoSes bais-on Ragan. :; of Allen (
/; OF Reulbseh. 3; OFF Rucker. .; Oft Cooper 8.
Struck out-By Rhgan. 2; by Robinson, . by
Roul6ach, /: BY Ruoker. :; by Cooper. l. III.
by pltcher-Daubert, By Cooper. His-ON Ragon.
IN Is innings: of Allen in &c In
niugs: of Rsulbeoh. l IN ? Innings: off Ruckcr.
In innings: of Robinson. in 10 Innings: of
Cooper. 2 In innings limo hours and S.
minutes. Umpires-O' Day and Ensl.e
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VOX HURLERS
HLOW TWO HITS

~ aug. 1o.-Moseley and Hall
9oSt invincjble GhIs afternoon.
was hit opportunely. Bos-
[e ? to l. Shotton was the ONLY
could hit the visiting pitchers
'ngle Off each and scoring the
run when Moseley walked
single and n double BIZ
lie second inning gavo Boston
[un In the eighth inning
nls second double and Tailed
shcrs sacrlflce hy. after IAN
rrlnced him TO third base.
phth inning. after two were
ran 10 the center field fence
~ orive. which looked like
HoBIoS-ST. LOUIS.
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WINNIPEG. Man. Aug. 15.-Sa mmy
rrott OF Columbus, Ohio. outpoiated
Steve Kstchell OF Chicago In a fast'
twelve round bout here tonight. While
Trott had the better or infightinE Ketch-
ell WAS aggressive, and the fight was
fast to the end The men weighed In
at 1873 It was announced tonight that
Jack Dillon and Tony Capon' would meet
in a twelv round bout here Septem-
bcr lS
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"Tales OF Honey and Tar From Wcs'
and East

William Lee, Paskepta, Cal, says
"It gives universal satisfaction and ]
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mound for my children. E. g, Rhodes,
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CHICAGO BOSTON.

Summary: ErrorS-SohuItc Zimmerman i2I
MarnnvliIo. Two-base hits-schulto Zimmerman
Myers Thrcc-babo hits-Joaoh. SaIer. Hlts-Off
Porduo. 3 IN innings; off Janos Ia Inning:
off Strand 10 ! inning: off Lavender In
Ia innings; Off Chcncy. mono IN "a innings
Sacrifice hits-Trldwcli Safer. Sacrifice FLEA
Zimmerman. Williams Stolen bssos-schuito
M9rAuvillc. BridwcI. Salcr. Left on hasez-chi-
cago g. BoEton 8. rirSt bullp-0n lIess q:
off Lavender, I: or James .: of cbonoy..1 l. Hit
b. pitchcr-Wililaus by IIoss. Struck ou,-By
He's. 2. by Lavender. 9: by porduc. /: by Che
ncy. L: by Strand. I. Posacd baTl-Raridan. Wild
pitchos-Lnvcndor JarncR. Time-s hours and l6
minutes Umplr@-KlVIn and Orth.
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w ERRORS ARE
SET BY HITTING

And. Aug. i5.-Phiiadelphla
CIeyeland in the second game Of
Il today. ~ TO 3. Philadelphia
nv errors. out these were offset
|>2vy hitting or the leaders. who
the Cleveland pitchers equally
med rally by Cleveland IN the
|'ng was cut short when. with
\ full. Baker leaped in7o the
FQlled down Lajoie's liner that
"a for three bases. Jackson
"A doubled off first.
Ting OF Murphy. vino made four
The feature Of the game. After
I'd WIS bopelessly one sided.
Birmingham Of Cleveland sent
4 recruits.
I[LADELPHIA-CI
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New outfielder for Callahan,

CHICAGO, Aug l5.--Outfelder Roueh
who WIS recently obtained from the EV-
snsvilIe club OF the Central league re-
ravo White SoX today He donned
uniform and showed Zip we'll in practice
before the game
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Confidence Well Founded

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy IS
founded on their experience in the uss
of that remedy and their knowledge. of
the many remarkable cures of colo,
fected. For salc By all dealers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Summary Two bhbo hitg-Hoblltgell, Iohcrt
Cravetb. Homo run-Pasbert- Hi.s--Off Johnsou
s In g innings; off Packard. In Innings; OF
Brennan. in Ia Innings; Off Alexander In
. go Innings. Sacrifice hitB--Groh. Magec Stolen
basoB-Bcschsr Batos. Double play--Killtor ana
Lobert Lott on bsse0-Clncipnati. i2; Philndol-
mia o first op balIs-Or johnson, 2: of Bron
nan 5: OF Alexander .. HI by eitchor--Crpvath
BIZ Packard Struck out-By Johnson (; by
Packard. .; by Alexander. 2. Time hours and
s minutes. Umpiros-Riglcr aud Byron
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YES ARE EASY
FOR RVERS MEN

BOSTON. Aug. l5.-Chcago batted
three Boston pitchers hard todav. ca silly
winning their last game here this sea-
son. fl 10 6. Strand. who pitched the
ninth inning fol Boston. vas he only
boXmau 30 keep Chicago from reaching
first base Lavender held Boston to nvr
hits. but his wildness caused him 10 bc
relieved in the eighth by Cheney. al
though the Cubs were nlSht runs ahead
al the time. Saicr's hits drove In four
OF Chicago's runs
CHICAGO boston
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British Golfers ArriYa.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-EdwaId Ray,
winner of the 1912 British golf cham
pionship and Harry Vanden, runner up
in that event and champion in 1911 and
on four other occasions, arrived today
nom England. They will compete IN tho
United States Golf ASSOCIATIONS open
cbampionship at Brookline, Mass. Sep
tember II and Is. Vanden won the
AmerIcnn 1900 championship at Chicaso.
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a rullop in ninth
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ErTors-chspmsn. o'Neu. Z. Nur-
". shaviey. Colliar 49, Tzo-bose
CNeill. Mclnnif. Ol6riug, Baker.
pl-oidring Sacrifice h,ts-Grauey.
1toien baSes-Gfancy. M"Innls. Oou-
'aPmsn, LaJois and Iohnston; Baker
HNs-off Plank. none 10 I-3 In
skeT. IL IN s2-s lnninEs: OF Rah-
1nings tnoue out 10 third inning. of
70 lnn'ns,; or cullop. 6 in ( In
On ealln-Kshler. 3; TalEenburg. 8;
<esFHey. 4. Struck ouc-5y Kuhler.
purs' i: BIZ culiop. 1: b. shovkcJ.
-ralkeuburg. 2; knhlsr. !. Firs,
.eiand, ,: Philadelphia. J. 1.sft on
~; Philadelphia. 10. Time -
MINUTES tmpires-Bysns and Hill
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Summary: Errorp-HuggpH. Kon-,chy. Firg,
crrors-New York. p. 81. Louis. /. Tvo-hs-c
hIt--Frommc. Homo runs-wlngo. shafcr. T.ar,
on hnscs-New York. o. ST. Louis ). Double
pl6ys-whttod, Husgins and Honctchy. Mclean
and Shafer. Bases balls--On PcTrit. 2. or
FromTnc ? Struck out-pv Fromm.. 2 b. pcy.
rltt ! Umpirez-Bronnan and Enou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-16

After man marries he can { afford
an outing suit and an outing the same
year, Cut out the suit but come to
Saltair Saturday, U. G. 7, outing
CAdvcrtisomentb
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A conductor is supposed to run n
train. not own it. Wc own the trains
and all of Saltair OF Saturday. United
Commercial Travellers.
fAdvortipemcuij
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| Summary; Errors-Pecbinpaugh, CbaHo. TWO
bsss hit-CollIns. Throe-bAss hitB-L>ord CRld-
vol: Sacrifice hit-Cook. stooo bnpes-ChHpprll
| Doubo pl.ys--Clcottc 10 Weaver 10 Chase Loft
! on baRcs-Nes York s: Chicago 9 First on
I bAia-OH Ciootte, e. OF Caldwell I. Hi by
piichcr-By Caldwell tCbeppcIi Struck out-Dy
| Caldwell 8. by cicottc. 2. Passed bnll-5chalk
Wlld pItob-Ciootte. Tirne-l hour and 80 min
lutfs. Umprcs-Dinsen and EzEn
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Red sox Get Pitcher.

BOSTON. Aug. 15.-The Boston Anleri~
cans added another pitcher TO their roster
today when Frank Kelley was purchased
from the Seattle club.