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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
ELECTRIC CLUB TO
HOLD CELEBRATION

Members OF the Utah Electric club will
celebrate al Lagoon tomorrow afternoon
and evening, it being the first outing OF
the club since IL was organized about
ten months ago The celebration Will in
tests during the afternoon, n feature of
which will be baseball game between
the Sons OF Jovc and the Utah Electric
club
The Sons OF Jovc have supervision over
the cntcrta inment. and the electric houses
Of the city have agreed 10 close their
places of business at o clock tomorrow
afternoon in order that all may attend
Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock and
II is expected that there will ne need for
800 plates for the members and thelr
companions. Dancing Will begin al s
o'clock. 4. J. Dnwoodcy. A T. FIaean
and II. r. Collins will he in charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
BELFORD BELLE WINS
MINNEAPOLIS PURSE

HAMIINE. MINI, Sept t-Bclford
Bell had all easy time in the feature I'd ce
here today. taking the $4,000 Minneapolis
purse I'm the straight heats
The track was slow from A Two days'
rain. UhIan Will make his postponed at
tempt 10 reduce the worlds trottlng rec
ord tomorrow. Today's results:
Three year-old trot-Little Bernlce,
first: Direct Gentry. second Gentry De-
forest. third. Best time 2:1J
2;21 trot-kid Cupid. first. Howell. sec
ond: Pine Knot, third. Best time. 2:l2I.
2:1s trot-Belford Bell. first: King
Ciansman. second: Alice McGregor third.
Rest time. 2:12S.
200 trot-Tommy Finch, first Ra amey
Constantine. second, Frank l.. third,
Best time, 2:111.
2:l7 pacc-Symbol Meath FIRST Billy
J.. second, Seabird third Best time,
Pm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Errors Are Costly.

Three OF Great Falls runs In vcster-
Gay game We're made without the as
Slstance OF the remoiest sign OF a hit.
Morgans pitching was superb but when
ne threw the ball to bases he heaved IL
nigh or low, and al least two scores are
directly attributable 10 the power OF his
arm nisapplied. McC'lain also had a
strong arm in the ninth when he heaved
the ball into the outfieId In attempting
10 head off the runner al second The
result was that the runner came all the
way home.
SO far as hits 20, numerically. the
pitchers broke even. Six off each hurIer
were noted. Two OF the hits made off
Morgan In the third Inning We're the
scratchiest kind OF scratches. Both Duffy
and Morgan kept their allowances scat
tered. so that. based on hitting alone. the
dope would have made the score tie
AT ] 10 J.
However the errors on salt Lakes
part coming they did at the most
critical times, did the business. Grea I
Falls also pulled beautiful squeeze
play In the fourth when Kelly was count
ed with the aid Of a little hunt by Ga =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Game Is Hard Battle.

While Yesterdays game Was not quite
comparable to that OF Wednesday from
= spectacular standpoint u was never
theless rafting good ball game. and
every inch Of the ground was desperate
" fought Two double pla~s. ono for
either side were yesterdays total i'm the
doubles linc. g compa rcd with five IN
the game OF the preceding day. As dou-
bic plays are regarded as offering The
spectators the most thrills the answer
Is apparent. Just tho same " was fine
game 20 watch, barring those fatal
foozes
Salt Lake had couple OF opportuni
ties 10 get men across before they finally
did score one in the ninth but DUFFY
always put on the screws and the Sky
ScrspeTs runners were left 10 die on the
sacks. Eight were thus left lingering
behind when the procession moved on
,s-arJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
CANADIAN RlFLENX|
IS WORLD Chm

CAMP PERRY, o., s.A Il
ming the individual Palus n.
with an army rifle. Nab, J. !
FIarg Of Canada beconas u 1
cha nlpion OF the world. By lBI
OF 22O out OF q posSbis y q
900 and i00O-yard ranges 81
Smith of Canada yon s1
score OF 900. and Lleuten1s -
timer OF Canada. third. ;is 2
Places were awonlsd -
merit. The best scores q, u l
lance range counted ior M 7
next hest for second 1i's z
Wolfe. United States -
2i9; Osborn, United State ~
S. Stewart Masachus'u.
Texas, olS; McInness, os1 Z
Smith, Canada. 21s, N'TA o
There were 15a en!riss u
The Palma trophy VII "
September 5. -,-,~,|
In the shoot tcdsy. go q
United States team sfo ~ ~
the international maith a. I. /
the following score. "a vi
range. the totals giysr ,l. =,
three positions. stindiff
prone: ..,. r,,rr1f|
bel. J." 767; capiaiin. ~ HeiS'a''s E.,.,'s n
Ger sweetIng, sii; -.l,. AZ d.
i,Ieu,enant Colonel T'S's =
Long, 69s.
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GOLF s1IE'
SEN||-F||I[I /
Evans, Anderson, In.
Herreshoff EGrui,,, f,
ponents in Slow A.
BY International Nov, a..

BY International New, s,-.. I
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
ans and John G. Andes. ! \
bracket and jerome inn, !.
herreshof, in the lors, h, /
hnal matches scheduled h T.
IN the national golf .!,,,,'
Garden City as a result / s
thlrd-round matches ,h,, ~,
today.
1t was a day OF dars Is,
pressive heat on the Lon, Ijio'
and the golfers seemed Z 3,
pressing conditions, for 4, =
was in most cases a. dpI 4 A
er. The results OF the lon, M.
as follows:
Evans eliminated Waits II
the ''grand old man Of retS,
and 4 to play. -
Anderson advanced to lnu
by defeating Tom She,sn
TO play.
Jerome Travers, ii. d.is;3
pion, beat Archie Reid by 0
. TO play.
Herreshoff beat P. ". Ms|
Boston 3 up and ! 10 yir. /
Or the survivors, Eysl, ! I
cago, Anderson from Bosg
other two from ihe Mstrx1
trict.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
DOCTORS NOT AGREED
ABOUT YOUNG'S DEATH

Los ANGELES. Sept. l.--Alleeng that
the autopsy on the body OF John
C'BunD Young, the pusilist whose
death followed a knockout blow deliver
ed by Jess Willard IN the Vernon arena
August %, had revealed wounds made by
surgical instruments on the fighter 8
brain. counsel for Willard and eleven
others held In connection with the fatal
fight continued today their attack on the
surgeons who operated on Young after
the knockout
Dr. II. 3. Griffith. who was on The
witness stand much Of the day adhered
10 his assertion that Young's death was
caused by a blow on the jaw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
HARRERTSON MAY
MEET JACK DAVIS
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY Sept. TT r. Kelly
OF Ogden was In this city last night maxi
ing arrangements 10 stage wrestling
Mr.. Kelly who Is an athletic promoter
has made arrangements with Jack Davis
Of Malad TO meet Harbertson OF Ogden
here on that day. and II is Up 10 the man
aScT OF concessions, James EnUdson. a
TO whether tho match will be staged.
Mr.. Nnudson states that II Is simply
matter or whether time Will permit him
10 work In the match. he has already
sports signed up tha. VIII require the
greater part OF the afternoon. II pos
siblc. Mr. KDudson will rearranSe his
schedule as TO work in the wrestling
me tch some time during the daytime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
WILLIAMS WINS OVER
CHURCH OF PRINCETON
By International News Service.

By TntcrUaIlonal News service,
HAVEBFORD, Pa, Sept 1.-R. Nor
ris Williams. representing Harvard to-
day defeated @. NJ. Church OF Prince
ton. in The second round OF the inter-
collegiate tennis championships and IN
what was regarded the star meet OF the
contests Williams won without extend
ing himself. 6-3. Ga.
In the other singles PLAYED on tho
courts of the Mercen Cricket club j. J.
Armstrong of Harvard defeated 3. G.
Law of Princeton e.. 60. and W. NJ.
Washburn OF Harvard defeated a. NJ
Kidder of Princeton. 6-l, 6-2
I'm the first round or the doubles
Church and Kuhn of Princeton defeated
RepIogh and Gilden Of Pennsylvania
Sc Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
VENTS High Dive.

\ double helped Duffy ~ Salt Lakes
half OF the Inning. Bauer struck out and
Schimpff drew base on balls. Then Pen
dleton hit a terrific liner over third. II
was one Of tia, kind that appears GER
tsinty for n least one base But it
wasn't. Wentz went Into the air like a
rocket and stabbed that ball as though
he had n fork in his hand. Schmpn was
easily doubled az first.
There was nothing much doing except
clean cut baseball until the last inning
when Great Falls got their fourth tally
and Salt Lake escaped shutout. When
two were ont for Great Falls Weaver
got \ base on balls. He went on his way
TO second. and McClain put enough steam
behind the throw 10 send II out OF the
lot. The ball wen; into deep center
where It's recovery was slow. and Buck
touched the pan for n counter before the
ball was returned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
FAIRVIEW is EASY
FOR GUNNISON NINE

Special The Tribune.
GUNNISoN. Sept. i.-Gunnison easily oe,ea; ted
Ta!rview In onc-Sidcd game here Today by tho
score OF 10 TO o. HaivorJop for Gunuison in
fine form and the Fairview bntters nblo
TO get hut two safe hits Off his delivery in tho
outiro nine innings. GuDnisou played nm orTorlcsn
game and their fielding AT times brilliant.
especially the work OF the outfelders
II reported last week that Gunnison lost
to Falrvic1 bu, as four innings only had hoon
played when rain stopped tho contest, II not
counted as fu'l game Gunnison Will play
Manti next Friday.
GUNNISON -FAIRNIEW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
MISSOUI.A.

Summary. Two-base hits--Daschbach
.. Sacrifice hlt-Cronin. Sacrifice fly
Menges, Double plays-Crlttenden TO
Quigley. Daschbach to Perrlne TO Camp
bell EIt by pitched ball-Gibson by Ma
loney Wild pitch-Bohen. Stolen base
Cordtz. Bases on balls-Off Bohen ), off
Williams L. Struck out-By Bohen ?,
by Williams 6, by Maloney 2. Hts-Off
Bohen In innings Left on bases
Helena 5, Missoula & Time OF game
hour and 30 minutes Umpire-Jones,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

the ball over Hester's head, and Schimpff
went TO second. Pendleton drew pass
Both advanced on q passed ball, which
In Itself was peculiar & pitched ball
bounded out OF Weaver's glove and fell
directly on the home plate. Buck thought
the ball had gone through him and when
he discovered the location OF the ball
both runners were safe on third and
second. respectively. Chances TO score
were killed when McClain struck out the
last strike being foul tip, which Weaver
clug to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

Summary: Two-base hit--Jones. Three
base hits-Cobb, Clynes. Home run
Risbers. Double play-Cobb TO Woolums
Sacrifice fly-Jones. Sacrifice hits
Wessler McCreery. Stolen bases-Wool-
ums Marshall. Whaling, Katora Struck
out-By McCreery, Z: by Sinclair. B.
Bases on halls-Off McCrcery, ., off Sin
clair, 4. Hit by pitched ball-Whallng
Left on bases-Ogden, 4. Butte, 10
Time Of game hour and 40 minutes
Umpire-DaRocque.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
BUTTE WINS CLOSE
GAME FROM OGDEN
Knight Owls Are Outhit 2 to
l; Fast Fielding Features
Contest.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BUTTE. Mont. Sept 4-Butte outhit
Ogden today. punching hits when hits
were needed. and defeated the visitors
TO 5. The contest was featured by fast
fielding and close work, the score being
twice tied rhe first time In the attn In
ming by Butte and again in the sixth
when Ogden tied the score. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
CARNIVAL OF @'
o AT BRIGHAM

Special TO The TRIBUNE So, n
BRIGHAM CITY, T.Ir,,,nssI VI
carnival is being ,s sIlsi ,,ri i
of II this city and Norm :. ~ -
onr,bwsst on INS OF this cIiy. ,a.s,',.s|
puiled of on satuIaIs;,ii y <, ar
pG,ssips' po1ss races; sse'i ihe o?..l,s ...1 "a
bs sebaIl game o'is, ins,,rrrirs s
Honeyville teams; $, - A. -
for a purse Of ~ =, ~ ,,r. Z,
ImITsap N rlnr ppr'or5ramms 'o5 ,asa, aiiI : TI-sil1
Is First w,iIaee s,Sa'risspp isppe.sr ~
s%s'fs sSn horses Of M1s',r' pSS1 ,s. e
IS second event-f'''
purse s.. s,ddIs b'r''
mile. ,.''p purse 30,
.fs FoOfIIi fbInIif.mils, prs, g,.',ls = -
f'Is-ISTiSSs..r < ""mS.r q. & G!S6 Gs!1Ss5na' s :
a a bovs We schedule. ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
McCloskey Gets One.

Tho Honest Ono Tade a desperate stand
in the last inning. but the best he could
get out nf IL was one run. just enough
20 save shutout. Schimpff led of with
"A triple 10 deem center. Erickson was
sent i'm 20 hit for Peudleton and struck
out Dresser hit for McClain and sent
one at Potts. who threw him out.
Schlmpff coming home on the play. John
son. batting FOR Morgan. was an easy
out and the game was over
The teams win play again this after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Home Team Comes Close.

The McCloskeyites came close to count.
ing in their half OF tho second up 10
which not man on either side had
touched first With two out Schlmpff
sent scooter into right between frs,
snd second. Playing off. Schimpff drew
throw To FIRST from Duffy. who Sho,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Southern Leagu,

4, %ashvlils-Montgone-y. Z. Nashville 5
Al Birmingham Memphis. n: Birmingham
AZ Chst;anooga-NcW Orleans. {. Chs't,aoo-
"a. s. eleven Inuinsri
A. htlsnta-Nobiie =. Atlanta. Called a.
End of ninth darkncss.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

II rust off the hammer The game
was humdinger IN spite of the
irouncing the Skyscrapers got They
should have been beaten and IL was en-
urel| proper that they were beaten. The
cost price OF errors was high yesterday Y
and Salt Lakes wobbles were solely re-
Sponsible for the defeat.
Also IL may be said incidentally that
me Great Falls bunch played lightning
baseball. and to Barney Duffy Is due the
credit for holding his opponents OFF the
nome plate when they threatened cou-
pie OF times
Yesterdays victory FOR Duffy makes his
thirteenth consecutive win. Duffy started
out with the Electrics under handcap p.
lie was unknown. and there were those
who predicted his early finish The
things that were said 10 him would have
taken the heart out of any l9-year- old
lad, But Barney Duffy was different He
tolo EN- thai he was going Ia go in and
pitch ball and show EN- that he was
there. And he certainly has made good.
Now there Isn't man In the Union
association who doubts for a minute that
DUFFY will stick with the Pirates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
M|SSOULA' S DEFEAT
RESULT OF ERRORS
Highlanders Outhit Vigi.
lantes, but Swats Are Not
Potent for Runs.
Special TO The Tribune.

M1SSOULA Sept. 4.-Errors contrib
uted 10 Missoula's defeat at the hands Of
the Vigllantes today. The home team
outhit the visitors two TO one. but failed
TO hit when safeties meant runs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
GUNNIsoN -FAIRvIEw.

Summary. Errors-Tucksr Atop t5l, HRrriS
Two-base hita-IIalveraon. Edwards Holnstesd
Fret base on balls-of Iavcrson. 4: of HARRIS
.. Hit by pltchor-HnrrIs J. Struck out-By
Halvorson, Q; by Harris. 8. Double plsy-B. Pace
TO Holmstoad. Passed baIls-Petar5on. g. Stolen
bnEes--Faidicy. .. Halverson. 1: l.. Pace !: Palm
-Rnssmusscn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
'Battcd for Jackson Il

ElToTs-WlT1InmS, SnIUNr, Jackson
Earls Two-baso hits-Buddo Sndor Threo-b
hits-St. George. schweltzer, Stolen basca-Dorsh,
Rollins Eorls Loft bnses-Magnn Z: Arthur
s B0ses OH balls-on Williams 1: of st George.
3 Struck out-By williams. :: by ST. George 4
Hit by pjtnhors-By ST. George (Dor8h). by Will
linms (Ridd and Earls). Time OF game hour
40 minutes Atendonce-50o Umpiro-cudmua-
Eo
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Continued on Following Page.)

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Salt Lake Drops Second Game;
Errors Fatal to Skyscrapers
Three of Visitors Four Runs Are Scored Without
Remotest Sign of Hit; Victory Is Thirteenth
Straight for Barney Duffy.

Salt Lake, l.; Great Falls, 4.
AT Butte-Ogden, 5; Butte, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Mis-
soula, 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

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Western Tri-State League

Saltair dance tonight. Fare ..
Trains 7;d5 and S o clock.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

THE fact that Salt Lake lost yes
terday's ball game doesn't furnish
an excuse for anybody to wipe the
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BUTTE

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msnded the most attention and were
rious reasons ascribed for the advanc-
ing tendencies. Judging by the WASH
lngton reports the conservative element
is disposed TO vigorously contest eiiorts
10 revise tariff schedules in keeping Win
drastic IDEAS. and aS consequence II rs
anticipated that reductions are not likely
TO he IS great rs many feared. The fact
that sugar was heretofore spoken OF as
likely 10 be put ON the free list, and that
now talk is heard of tariff somewhere
between 40 cents and 81 per 100 pounds
reveals at least partial change In the
attitude OF some legislators. and this fact
as much. perhaps. as anything else has
been responsible for the conviction that
the business community will be able TO
shape It's future course without much
disturbance
However. AZ present Il is all a matter
OF surmise. but. nevertheless. sentiment
has taken a turn for the better, espe-
cielly as there is now more cheer in the
financial community for the reason that
security markets have displayed advanc-
ing tendencies and relieved the tension
Incident to declining prices The market
has faculty of going to one extreme or
the other in discountinG events. either
immediate or prospective, so in retro
spect, II seems that the foreign sItua-
ton. money strain and Mr.. Morgan's III
ness and subsequent death together with
the flood damage were discounted that
le. as temporarily market influences In
u degree that has made tho natural re-
bound of greater extent and duration
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BULGE IN MARKET
is HOLDING WELL

lanes A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
day's rally was well sustained all through
ihc session today Confidence seems TO
be greatly improved. and all the new or
ders today we're on the buying side,
Grnnby advanced to 65: Range, d6. Os
ceoIn, %; East Butte, 1874; Old Dominion,
S1. and others i'm proportion. The mar
ket is still extremely marrow. but as
n,ntai ronditiops daily are improving we
InnJe for the rally to continue furtho~.
Logan & BRYAN, New York-Whllc
,he standard lssues recorded gains to-
~ tine same were not OF great cx
tfnf ag heretofore, Sperialtic5 COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-05
PRICES FOR WHEAT
SHOW NET ADVANCE
Strong Speculative Sentiment
on Chicago Board of Trade
Enlivens the Market.

CHICAGO. April 4.-Active speculative
sentiment served to stIffen the wheat
market today and at the close prices
showed net advance of i1lc to s@lc.
Corn ended the day a shade lower 10 ac
nlgher oats a shade to s@3c higher and
PROVISIONS Irregular. 7I@10c lower to 1Oc
-. wheat was given lift at the start on
tne higher cables and the complications
OF the Balkan situation through the de-
nance OF tho powers by Montenegro.
speculative buying was based also on re-
ports OF export sales and the strength OF
coarse grains. Fluctuations were narrow
throughout the day. good buying taking
place on each dip.
Corn was subjected to selling pressure
early in the session, but grew firmer on
puylng by one OF the large houses to-
ward the close.
oats were dull and prices were within
narrow range.
PROVISIONS ruled generally lower under
selling OF May products by longs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-05
FliIG N STOCKS
|G1|VE AND BROAD
I, d 100000 Shares Dealt
|b on the New York
Exchange.
ppERs LEAD MARKET
By Rates Easy and Favor
Ia, Bank Statement Is
Expected Today.
kuprRs LEAD MARKET
~ sRoADAN WALL.

.-.,,onal News Service.
- YORK, April 4.-stocks closed
H. S,,sy ntter day OF active and
srcad trading that carried trans
..,I,ns close to 10000 shares.
' To5av's market developed ability
i.,ocks and although there was
yei.taking by traders and specu-
.yJs sy.ss held firm. Coupled with q
noyement came a renewal OF
-s,,ion IN industrlals and rails that
go ss The dsy adva need.
/, sIwvnroyed banking condition In
~ thought sharp advance In
~ G pacific at Berlin before our
r. rbIs resulted In buying orders
surors we're current that the COM
.as"lsmplates segregating its steam
- boleI companies II this plan
-, in,o effect. it will mean further
/. Canadian Pacific stockholders,
4 isbIeh Valley and Reading were
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