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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
ANOTHER cULEBRA SLIDE.
Bottom OF Cut Ripped Up for One Thousand
When Earth Sims

Feet When Earth Slips Again
Panama March l5.--rhe slide the east
bank of the Culebra Cut which hrst moved
February E. made another rapid movement
toward the canal yesterday.
II pushed the bottom 81 the cut UP thirty
feet for 1000 feet destroying five tracks and
overturning two steam shovels. There Is now
only one construction track tn operation
After the slide ceased moving tho work
of removing the earth WAS Immediately be-
rnu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
TH1RD-RAIL FIsHpoLE KILLS.
Two Men Who Attached Wire for Night
Line Elect rncIfed

Line Elcctrocuted.
Lancaster, o.. March 15.-While trying to
fish in the Sciota River by attaching wire
TO the third rail- OF the Sciota Valley
Traction Company. Dudley Carpenter and
David Bobbitt were electrocutcd. The fish
they sought were unframed far as Is
known.
Tho bodies OF the two men were found
At the place where tho wire connections had
been made. extending into the river. Bob
bitt leaves widow and seven children.
Carpenter was unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
DIES ERE SISTER IS BURIED.

Funeral Postponed So the Two VIII Rest
Together.
Shamokln. "a. March l5.--As everything
was almost ready AT the home of John
Marklcy for the funeral Of his daughter
Nellie. who died last Tuesday from acute
Indigestion. her younger sister. Anna. was
suddenly Frustrated with the same com
plant and died at short time later
The funeral OF tho first sister was post
poned, aud the two Will be buried at the
Same time Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
1o2 CANDLES ON HIS CAKE.

sparleiIi Centenarlan Did 1t by Smoking md
Drinking.
Nyack. N. T., March I5-CharIes Weldner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
RETAIL CLERKS PLAY
BRIGHAM PEACH DAY

The residents OF Brigham City nre ar
ranging for big day on September II,
the event being their annual Peach
day" This is one OF the biggest events
each year in the state. The farmers Of
that locality donate thousands OF peaches
which are distributed to the numerous
visitors. All railroads will run excursion
trains and big bunch OF sporting events
will take place.
The most Important OF these, the bal
game. will be PLAYED between the Retail
Clerks OF Salt Lake and q picked team
from the whole Of Box Elder county
James knudson. chairman of the sports
committee at Brigham City, and G r.
Grlmmett, manager of the Clerks, signed
contracts for The game yesterday. The
game is for purse Of $3.50. to he divided
50 and 40 per cent
Other attractions will consist OF foot
races, horse races. and possibly a relay
race between the members OF the re-
spective tea ms. Several OF the merchants
supporting the Clerks team, as well as
number OF their fans. have already
agreed 10 go TO help root for the Clerks
The Clerks are eager 10 arrange a
game for either Sunday or Labor day, or
both. Phone Captain Sowadzl,l. care Of
Druehl 81 Franken. Out-of-town games
are preferred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
MOTOR BOATS HAVE
NUMEROUS MISHAPS

KEoKUK. Iowa, Aug, 2s.-The Webb
trophy, carrying first prize of $1,000
and the possession OF the trophy for one
year, together with the championship
OF the Mississippi Valley Power Boat as
ISOLATION, was won by Oregon Kid today
The boat Is owned and was driven by
s. f. Block of Portland, Or, and Harry
Grant, engineer. Tho time for the TWEEN
ty miles was 26:1S, The Kid was not
pushed to win, Barnacle, owned by
Adam Weikler OF Chicago, twice took
fire, but later finished third. Hydro
Bullet finished second. Earl Deakln, Its
driver was taken from the boat in the
third lap after being injured when il
turned over on turn c.. H Hanley
Of Muscatine, newly elected admiral OF
the association. then took the wheel and
brought the boat in second.
The Phantom, owned by A. L. Osborne
OF Galena. and driven by John Brickler
and Roy Wilrnertop, started to sink. but
was run under the bow OF Elator w and
lines passed around 10 keep 1t up. 1t was
saved later.
P. ID: Q. III. driven by Dr. A C. Strong
OF Burlington. took two flrsts and sec
ond in classes A, and G. Scary VIII
liams, owned by A. J. Rudich,' Keokuk
took second in classes A and B. Ugly
Duckling, Harry Cooley, Davenport. took
third In class c. Oregon KID walked
away with class D, and Little Leading
Lady with class c..
Peoria. Muscatine and Burlington arc in
line for the next regatta. Minneapolis
has invited the association for 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
TENNIS MATCH TO-DAY

Fast tennis is looked for today when
Wellington. winner of the Deserct tour
nament meets Cheney, holder OF the
trophy. at II o'clock on the Deseret gym
courts. The prize is The Tribune tennis
trophy. one of the handsomest cups ever
offered for tennis players
In the consolation round. Lund Is TO
play r, Williams. and the winner is to
play Titus al L. o'clock Wright and
Doolittc will play al | O'Clock
Yesterday the finals in doubles were
played with the following results Smith
and Lund beat Wellington and Stranquis;.
Ga, Ga 6-i,
In ;he. singles finals. Wellington beat
Jansen. 6-2. 6-S. ga.
In the consolation round, Doolitte beat
Kahn Sc. 5-2 6-s
T9lmase forfeited to Titus, who beat
Christensen. 60. So.
Wright beat Sloane. 10, s-4
The play Yesterday was witnessed bv
large crowd OF interested specta tors
Undoubtedly much larger crowd will be
present today TO see the championship
match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
HIGH SCHOOL KICKERS
EAGER FOR PRACTICE

Coach Heine Richardson is looking for
ward TO the first practice at the high
school, when ne must develop eight men
TO fill the vancances caused by Kilpat-
rick. Ward Naylor. Judd, Breckon, Earl
Wilson and Oleson leaving last spring
Nsylor is TO enter the Agricultural college
this fall. Nephi Edholm was lost to the
team when he was injured on the capitol
grounds.
Among the old men to be back in the
lineup when school opens are Lowell
Romney, star halfbacIS of the second
team; Bob lessen of the regulars: J. Will
son and Pyke. also OF the second team.
These men are candidates for the back
field positions Woolley new man, is
also n candidate.
King. captain OF the second team, prob
ably Will hold down center Captain
elect Yates Goodrich. Holden and Carfee
are the other old men to be back, Snow,
a new man from the Oak Park academy.
reputed 10 be a fast player. will try for
one OF the ends. Jones, WARDROBE and
McCardy are the new men trying for the
line.
Clarence Groshell has been appointed
manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
MAGMA AND ARTHUR
ARE TIED FOR FIRST
Smelter Team Is Beaten; Con-
tenders VIII Meet in Big
Game Sunday.
Copper League.

The Magma team Of the Copper league
yesterday defeated the Smelter club by
score of to 5. Errors played large
part in Smelter's downfall
BY winning yesterdays game Magma Is
tied with Arthur for first place In the
second series OF the league. Arthur and
Magma will fight it out Saturday on the
Garfield grounds. Much interest centers
in the game and tremendous crowd is
expected. If Arthur wins, II will be-
come the possessor OF the silver trophy
cup and also of the pennant. In case
Magma wins there will probably be q
post series Of three games 10 decide the
championship.
SMELTER. MAGMA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Soccer Game Labor Day.

The Jalcdonian Soccer club viii onen
the football season with game at
Eureka on Labor day. The miners are
all anxious to see the Callies PLAY the
locals and a good game ls expected
as the Callies defeated the miners In the
cup competition. The team will be Sc
lected from the following players: HYDE
Nesblt. Prowse. Gray, Scarlett, Snedden,
Fox. Shields. PronaH. Major. Thomson
McCiregor. H. Graham, Molr and Forbes
The club Will have a practice game on
Saturday at the high school grounds
when good lineup II expected.
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Frank Huelsman, Swatsman.

Captain Frank Huelsman had an of
day at bat yesterday In four times at
bat he got only one home run To be
sure. he got also a triple. a double and
z single and scored a man with a sac
rlhce dy- fie batted for total OF ten
bases and his blows sent four scores
across the plate II was certainly an off
day for the captng.
Other salt Lake bstsmen had their
say In yesterdays doings. as win be
noted by consulting the compiled sta
tistlcs
The game was stopped along about the
seventh Inning in order that the PLAYERS
and the big crowd OF spectators might
watch the aeroplane as II sailed grace
FULLY over the ball lot. Aviator Silas
Christopherson was given a fine hand for
his treat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
SHELTER MAGMA

summary. ErIors-Stack, kilburn, Farmer (2l.
Price t?l. Garrlok Jensen t2) Cameron cD Bud
do. Ballard. Trcsodcr Two-basc hlts-L Rom
ney: Chrietensen Three-bnse hit-Fnrmor. Dou-
bio pIay-Caneron to Hitler to Christenscn Stolen
baseS-Buddo Jensen. Ridd. Farmer (2). o. Rom
ney. Bases on bnlls-of Prico. I. off Kiburn /.
STRUCK out-By Price, IL; by Klburn, IL. Sacri-
fco fly-L Rompcy First base errors-Smelt-
er, a. Magma. T. Loft on bsses-Smeltcr. G. Mag
mn. 6. Time OF gnmc-1 hour fe minutes. Atten.
dahce-300. Umplro-Maher Scoror-Keough
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Fast; Fielding.

Schimpff WAS the fielding wonder OF the
hour He had eleven assists in the game
some OF tho chances being accepted In
marvellous fashion. Schimpff kept Dres-
sen on first busy completing retirements
that started III his territory. Dresser
had sixteen putouts.
Notable among Schimpfr's numerous
lightning plays may be mentioned his
stop OF Menges's slam In the seventh
which Artie collected with q seven foot
leap into the air, Another particularly
beautiful stop was that which SchimDlf
made OF Spenccr's blow in the ninth As
matter OF fact. with one or two ex-
ceptions every chance Schimpff had was
hard one.
In the FIRST Bert Spencer made a
thrilling catch against the left center field
fence OF Menges's long fly. a feat which
was accomplished after a long backward
run. Davis made a ashy stop and re-
covery OF Heinie Spencer's hot scooter
in the sixth. Cronln distinguished him
self hy catching r high foul that the
wind was carrying away from him at
great rate
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Erickson Has 1t All.

Erickson certainly had everything yes
tcrday, He made EN- all hit little foozles
o. ny balls. In eight innings only twen
ty-seven Vigleutes faced the big fellow
OF the three OF this number who saw
first. one got a pass, one was hit and
one got the first cafe swat
Erickson was going so good that he
looked like q sure no-hit pitcher yester-
daH. and so he was until. as related. the
against one in the seventh Erickson
has put no some spectacular perform
ances Tor Salt Lake. but none was more
creditable 10 him than was yesterdays 8
mastellN effort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
At the Finish.

At the finish 0'i1
were: - Oc,,i
CORDS, son, 'ti5in' fourth. siSa; losa los,'aa,. j. .;
other 9th ep' teams IN nl,;., ths r.s',S! ~:
finished in the 0,l foll0s.s, g.s,,s 81
States infantry. .sss; s;;;iI: onsa.
SIa. o5S4; Arizona; liam, iS,, a
Wisconsin. 1850 ,qt 81
cbmsetts. " 25i5; Tetas, 90. ls,5'
sHaS''VS s5ss: West virgins. gs1,.s;. ~ NJ; 81
pIsli FlSFidai Utah ;Sv' ala,;. Nlessissi s4.i.si q
sylvauia, 2+09; RnIsss IN. ys7ss
sias: Maryland. .iso, w., IN;
Hawaii, 2li5; Sig9oIG Sss:'. IGwIt =
1871; .1 wySmTs?nsS; yySTsl North , D,s;.Ips q;
nesota. 1884; Mlss .,ss ak
cut, ESQ; Tennessssss,s,' sss,, yse
ssoi; Oklahoma , ;;;.;; So
5sii *. T'sfIsis Tl'ssf;Isas! s!;.,g * 5!5sl7gy 7gy.s e y
goes srtt 10 TInner:: thS second 20 I5rss
an5 Dr'Is tSs S5 fourth our lp.,1s. pT,s1s. : %,
United states .;,rsTs n,ni q tlts
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enge yesterday. for they pounded Rex
very. very hard.
Sal, Lake began buttering their bread
IN the first. when three were counted
dresser started with a base on balls and
Spencer singled through third Both
We're advanced base on DavIs's sacri-
Ace; Then Huelsman stepped forward
with his hoop pole The first ball Sull-
van huns TO him was straight over. and
what the captain did to that is not III 10
print II was q mighty clout and almost
cleared the roof Of the first house outside
the lot.
After Sullivan had given Pendleton a
base on balls, he quilt and Ames quickly
retired the side
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Continued on Following Page.)
BRITISH GOLFERS
CONTINUE TO WIN

KENOSHA. Wis, Aug. 2e-Harry
Vardon and Edward Ray, the British
golfers continued their winning on the
Kenosha. course today. defeating r p
Cavanagh. G. G Allen and James An
derson. A trio OF Ikenosha amateurs The
final score was up for tine eighteen
holes. The champions had best ball
OF 81 for the eighteen holes and the
amateurs were but four strokes behind
them
Cavanagh made the best showing OF
any OF the amatures. getting ~
Vardon led In the medal score with
o.. three under par and twelve under
oogey.
RAY will meet Tom Vardon and VIII
G. Ma rshalT at Ontwentsia and on Mon
day they will play at Detroit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Tennis in Ontario,

NdA1AkA- -oN-THE-LAKE, ouL. Aug %
IanaaiA1 champion, In tho semI- finals ct tho
men.s singles OF the international tennis tournn- =
pent mere today. The score was as SIS 6. In
ths same event whitney. Ner York. beat John
,,, s,on, Caifornla, 90. Ga. In mixed double,
Mis, bcst and Strachan OF Toronto beat Mr. snJ
Mrs. A. r Thorp OF Cleveland 6-l si "'' ""'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
BUTTE.

Summary: Fwo-base hits-Duddv
Glynes. Three-base hits-Whaling, Potts
Home run-kelly. Sacrifice flies-Potts,
MarShah. Sacrifice hits-Hester (2).
Double ploys-McCreery to Turreon n
Oriet. Hits-On McCreery, 1S In = I'm.
nings. Struck out-Ry Duffy, s. Bases
on balis-On McCreery, .; off Duffy. 2:
OF hanio, l. Hit by pitched bell-Oriet
LEFT on bases-Great Falls. s, Butte. :.
Time OF game hour and Is minutes.
Cmpre-Elsey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
N|NE WILL START IN
SARATOGA FUTUR|TY
Indications Are That Struggle
viii Be Between Pennant
and Southern Maid.
BY ED CURLEY.
y International News Service

BY InternaUonaI News Service
SARATOGA, N y, Aug 29,-rhe fu-
turity 10 be run tomorrow afternoon bids
fair TO equal any OF the previous races
for this classic prize. Nine speedy thor
oughbrcds are mentioned in the entries
sent out this evening But there are only
two that viii furnish the argument until
the lights blow out These are Pennant
and Southern Maid
The probable starters, riders and odds
are follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
'AIIE MEET JOHNSON

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gro gro |" 9ssrS%is'tl1a'F : SScSs ) Fss' 'sa 81 f
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by BY 1osesGGi% ssssGins '15ssissssfs
oSsmpion pse'1 since ~ iFsn'5
5: ss.i; ;.2!z9 e.: s;I9 = :ss'ii:, e ;s.:z
aoms don "I in wocdTsass IN ss.lsl
sons so n the match
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30

Summary; Two base hitS-Cobb. Car
man. Cordtz. Risberg, Blausser- Three
base hit-Cordtz. Home run-Pourroy'
Sacrifice fy-Perrlne. Double play
Changnon TO Perrine to Carman. Stolen
bases-Auer. Moorehead. Bases on balls
OF Bohen s. Off Ballnger l. Struck
out-By Bohen IL by BalHnger s. by
Eishere !. Hlts&On Ballincer. q IN 20
innings. Left on bases-Ogden .. MIS-
soula 4. Time OF gnme--1 hour and 90
minutes Cmpirer-IaRocuue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
SHARE HONORS
IN ELGIN AUTO RACES
Ralph De Palma and Joe Dawson Finish First and
Second, Respectively, in Contest for Cobe
Trophy; Big Test Today.

-LGIN, IL, Aug 29-Fearlessly
IL driving over course where last
year he won two important races,
- Ralph De Palma, plotting Mer-
Ger, won the Chicago Automobile
clubs Cobe trophy here this afternoon,
He covered the sol miles In four hours,
81 minutes and 66 seconds. establishing
track record. Joe Dawson. In a Dcltal,
finished seven minutes and ilfty-six sec
onds behind De Palma The Indian
apolis driver travelled faster than the
winner. but slow service on the part OF
his pitmen cost him the race.
The Italian driver took the lead in the
thirteenth lap, when Wishart, also driy-
Ing n Mercer, was forced to slow down
as a result OF a spectacular tire explosion
directly In front Of the grandstand Daw-
son also at that time climbed into Sec
ond place, while Wlshart was forced to
follow Dawson by seven seConds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Utah Is First.

In class B. Alabsma niu
trophy; Texas gets s;3eoo -
third place and Flondl ~. Z |. !
The standing Of clsS G ~ > y
Utah first. getting lns - ;,
OF Marathon; Rhode sam
place; Montana third ~
fourth money, -. r..j
Saturday morning ne : :,
service match will be hee - -
Will be four teams .l!elta u,
men each. Tho second s'S; "a
Casey Problem nalGi'
opened al noon; Tnli ~ n, 4
event OF the Nauona ~
In the national team y, re ~
MAS concluded today 10. ~. ~
avalry team won via q. ! ic'S1,|
The vIctors were Jed Oy '. ,,ri1
Clopton OF the Thir'ssaA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Erickson Lets Up.

Helena had a ninth-inning rally
with a string to Il. The string was in
Ed Erickson's hands. When. with one
down, Cronln hit safely over short for
the second hit for his side. Erickson saw
his hopes Of a one-hit game vanish and
lie let his good right arm hang leisurely
from It's hinges. In addition to Cronin's s
single. Menges got a triple on which the
former scored and Menges came home
on Quigleys out. Lussi doubled TO the
left-feld fence and scored on Gibson s
single. Murray came across with another
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Helena Pitchers Hammered.

Sullivan started the game for Helena.
Ater two hits had been made Off him in
The frst inning, one of them home
run. he retired in favor OF Ames The
latter rs the gentleman who put Salt
Lake down in the first game Of the Sc
rlcs. and the SSyscrapers got sweet re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Fairview Beats Gunnison.
TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
FAfRFIEW, Aug. 29.-Fa lrview defeat
ed Gunnison this afternoon IN one OF the
best played games Of ball seen here this
season. by the score or . to g. Harris
for Fairvlew was In good form. while
TIaverson OF the visiting team Was hit
hard In the pinches. The lineup was as
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30

~ I'LL LUSSI is just about as nice a
~ fellow as one wants 10 meet in
IN This little baseball world OF ours,
L. but he's really too mean for any
thing. lust the same. So there
Twas Bill that busted Ed ETicltson's
no-ht gait in the seventh inning OF yes
.erGay's game. Twas "A shame to do it.
because the game was lost TO Helena
anyhow. and Bill might have forgotten
about that batting average for one
more inning al least.
After BIZ had broken the alright
streak, Ed pitched another inning with
out hit In the ninth, Cronin got The
second safe blow for the Vigilantes and
then Erickson thought the boys might as
well fatien their strings and he let them
nit much as they wanted 10. That's
how ii was that Helena got three runs
in the ninth inning.
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Mrs. George stallings Dies.

BUFFALO. Aug. o9.-Mrs. George I.
Stallings, wife of the manager OF the
Roston National league baseball team.
died at a local hospital here today AFTER
long ilineRs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
COPPERS UNABLE To
CONNECT WITH DUFFY
Great Falls Pitcher Is Steady
at Critical Times, and
Wins His Game.

Special TO The Tribune
BUTTE. Aug. 29,-DuGy was too much
Tor the locals at critical moments today,
from the Coppers w
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Boost the Total.

In the fourth. Salt Lake added one
when Davis trlpled to deep center and
scored on Huelsman's sacrifice fly TO
Murray
Two more were collected In the sixth
Spencer led off with single, stole sec
ond and scored when Ames threw the
ball TO the base when there was nobody
there to catch 1t. The ball went skip
ping through the humpety- bumps TO the
easy. After that Huelsrnan. Just to show
there was no hard feeling on his part
hit the top rail Of the left center-leld
fence, but the ball didn't quite go over
counting only a double for the batsman
Huelsman went TO third on Murphy's out
and scored when Pendleton dropped q
safe one into short right.
Salt Lake came near lifting the count
one in the eighth when Huelsman hit
il for three bases. but he died on third
the three succeeding batsmen being easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Ed Erickson Has Everything;
Helena HitLess Seven Innings
Big Fellow Mows Down Opposing Batsmen in Or
der; Lets Up in Ninth and Permits Vigilantes
to Fatten Averages.

Salt Lake, IL; Helena. ,.
At Butte-Great Falls. 6;
Butte, 4.
AT Missoula-Ogden, 8; Mis-
soula. Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Wishart Has iii Luck.

Wishart was q wizard OF misfortune.
He was the first driver 20 experience any
trouble Hs Merver threw a tire near
McQQueen's farm carly in the race and
he was forced to make q change Re-
peatedly. previous TO the thirteenth lap,
Wishart took the lead, only to be forced
TO slow up owing to tire trouble. He was
hnally forced out of the race at the end
OF the twentyfourth lap with a broken
spring.
When De Palma finished first a throng
or spectators brushed aside the militia
men on guard at the track and surged
out upon the course Efforts 10 force
the. crowd back failed. Referee Bee
croft then decided to award the remain
ing places according TO the standing OF
the drivers, awarding William Chandler,
VINO drove a Mason. third money. Harry
Endicott had been moving along in third
position for two hours, but both car and
driver finally gave way under the strain
and were forced TO retire shortly before
the race ended.
Eight Begin Grind.
The race started at II o'clock Eight
uriVers were a the tape when the Sig
nal was given for the grind to begin AS
De Palma shed around the first turn,
ne swept past balloy extending gate
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BOHEN IS ERRAT|C;
OGDEN WINS AGAIN
Missoula Pitcher Has Two
Bad Innings; Otherwise
Pitches Great Ball.
Special 10 The Tribune

MISSOULA. Aug. 2o.-Boheu was err
ratio today and Ogden won its fourth
straight victory Of the present SERIES s
TO Z. Missoula presented a. patched line
up. The feature Of the game was the
brilliant work OF Bohen at times. He
struck out twelve men