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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
False Estimates.

Now II has been shown over and over
again that this thing OF trying to get a
line on lighters chances from the way
w looks and performs at the close Of his
training iS delusion and 4 snare The
nghter by comparison with his hired men
looms up 10 such an extent that false es-
Inmates are frequently made.
Cases have been known, In fact, where
a man OF betting turn, after seeing a
pueilist In training. has placed his "wad"
on said pugilists chances. Then after a
Visit TO the rival camp Mr.. Sport has
turned round and hedged his wager.
But while appearances are deceitful the
things that boxers have TO say FOR them
selves are always interesting. In this
particular Instance McAlllster SAYS he
is sure ne has improved In the hitting de-
partment. and he has reasons for think
Ing that he IS In better fettle than when
he boxed Petroskey before. lie feels that
he Will not be worried as 10 what effect
a twcnty-round so win have on his re-
serve strength. for having stepped the
distance once he knows Just what 10 ex-
pect
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CHICAGO. Sept I-ChicsEo made to-
tai OF thirty-nine base on seventeen hits
against st Louis iu double header to-
day and won both games by scores OF {
TO l and Z TO |. respectively.
In the first game Smith was invincibie
and the visitors failed 20 get n hit until
the seventh. when the local twirler al
lowed two singles. He was replaced by
Cheney In the next inning on account Of
hot sun. Chicago won this contest when
they punched their hits They gathered
total Of seven hits two of which were
homers by Schultz. triples by Archer and
Saier. and doubles by Phelan and Zim-
norman.
Pierce held Manager BUggins's men 10
seven scattered hits In the second game
while his tea ma tes touched Griner for
ten, which include ed homer by SAFER,
triples by Zimmerma Safer and Brid-
well. and double by Evers. Pierce wa
I'm several holes but three lightning dou-
pie plays pulled him out or danger
CHICAGo-sT LOUIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
Bob Is Confident.

McAllister says he thinks he can lay
out his fight better. In other words that
he VIII know Just when TO squirt and when
TO rest Above all he will be guided
more by his own intuiriye knowledge OF
pace this time than he was last Then
he relied on his seconds. and he thinks
they held him back when ne could have
accomplished more by wading in.
Petroskey says he was not handled TO
the best advantage, either 1T was a
mistake" said the sailor. Ito ask me 10
stand away and box a clever fellow Ike
McAllister ! took the BIT In my teeth
towards the end and fought him my own
way. and II 7 had II sized no correctly.
II was getting the better OF him when
the gong rang. on Tuesday I will begin
lust where ] left off 7 will go right at
him and fight him The way ] wanted 10
fight him last time"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
RESERVOIR OAM-NOTIcE TO CON.
TRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will he received hy
the board OF directors OF the Malad Valley
Irrigating company untIl o'clock p. m.
core wall. spillway and outlet near Ma =
lad, Idaho.
Plans nd specifications may be OK
amined at the First National bank Ma 70
lad. Idaho and AZ the office OF Brown
& Klcinschmidt, engineers. 30S Dooly
block. Salt Lake City. Utah
Proposals must be made on forms fur
nished by the Malad Valley lrriCating
company, accompanied by a certified
check for $500 90 made payable to the
Malad Valley IrriGatinc company.
Plans and specifications and form of
proposal will he furnished by the engi
neers upon receipt OF IS 90.
The right is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids
MALAD VALLEY lRRIGATlNG CO.
J. r. pREDCE. President.
DAVID :. JONES, Secretary fls7
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TURNER AIDS LARGELY
IN CLEVELAND'S WIN

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. Terry Tur-
ner was the mountain which Detroit
could not surmount today and Cleveland
do~ned the Tigers 6 TO T. LeaDinC into
the air. going down Into the dirt, 10 his
left. and behind the bag, the Cotton
Topped third bascman OF the visitors
broke UP four Detroit rallies. knocked In
one run and scored two himself
Cleveland scored In the first inning and
an inGeld out helped Detroit 10 tie. In
the fourth doubles by Lajoie and Turner
and Graney's single gave the Maps two
runs -Four hits In the sixth added two
more. Detroit made two talles in their
half 81 the sixth on hits by Bush. Witt
and Cobb a pass 10 Crawford and an
lnfieid out. Onslow's grounder in tho
eighth brought Cobb home with Dctrolts
final run. In the ninth Inning Clcvc-
land made victory certain when ONeill
walked advanced on an out and scored
on Che pmans single.
Cobb had the better OF Jackson I'm to-
days batting duel. tho former securing
one hit and Jackson falling 10 reach first
in five attempts. Score:
CLEVELAND DETROIT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
F|VAL IN DOUBLES
ON SCHEDULE TODAY

y. e. Roberts was defeated by T. 3.
Parker in a rather one ed contest In
the intermountaln championship tourna-
ment yesterday at the courts OF the Salt
Lake Tennis club by n score OF go, 6-3
The winner played well up 10 form. while
I'm justice TO the loser II must be said
that he did not play quite up TO expecta-
ions. However, he Will endeavor to show
his true form today at the conclusion OF
the doubles in an exhibition match
against Frank Copp. a recent arrival from
Oklahoma, who holds the championship
In singles. and with Mr.. Lamb. who has
the cha mpionship in doubles OF that state.
Today a : O'Clock the Roberts brothers
VIII play Salisbury and Parker In the f4nsl
match or the doubles
O. j. Salisbury and r. b Parker will
meet tomorrow Mt O'Clock In the finals
for the intermountaln championship In
practice play they have divided horors
about equally and as both are very ag-
gressive players close and exciting con-
test should be the result.
The Salisbury challenge cup, TO be won
three times, not necessarily in succession
has been won as follows: In 1910 by T. c.
Bundy; In 1911 by +. T. Roberts: In 1912
by George L. Badger,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
]. s. TEAM FOURTH
BY OFFICIAL SCORES
Recount Gives American
Rife Team One Point
More Than Sweden.

CAMP PERRY. o. Sept 7-ofncial
scores OF the international shoot ycr,cr-
day were announced today "a follows
Switzerland. 1859. France i7s7. United
Canada. 1850
The United States and sweden we're so
close that Sweden asked n recount and
committee was named to go over the
targets.
In the shoot caspar widmer. ssItzer-
land. won the worlds championship OF
The standing position on the 500-metre
range by score OF 55f. Conrad Sinhen,
Swiizerla nd. tho championship OF the
kneellng position by a score OF 49, and
Lieutenant a Paroche. France the cham
OF 35s
Delegates TO the Pan-American union
today decided 10 hold the shoot next year
al Lima Peru. Canada was admitted to
the union.
Al meeting OF the delegates 10 the
international union OF The National Rife
associations this afternoon. d. Merrillon
OF france was reelected president and
General Charles d. Gather OF MARYLAND
was re elected vice president Peru was
admitted 10 the union. IL was decided 10
hold the 1919 international shoot az Co
penhsgen Denmark committed com
posed OF General r. X Evans, United
States. Lieutenant Colonel r. A Uelrlar
Canada Theodore Brentenia Germany
and Herman kenitzer Switzerland. was
named 10 make new rules governing the
Arrangements We're completed today for
The Palma team match TO be shot tomor-
row. Five countries will be represented
With teams OF eight men each-Unlted
states. Peru, Argentina Sweden and
Canada
The United States will defend the cup
which II won last year In Canada. The
team Is considered strong although Il
contains but three men who were in the
team last year Captain VI. 9. Mumma
OF the Fourteenth cavalry. Findlay o.
team captain, Captain w. II. Clopton,
Thirteenth u. 6. cavalry. adjutant: Cap
tain z. w. Allen, Twenty ninth L. S. IN
iantry. coach. and Captain X 4 Burn
ham OF the ordnance department. Massa-
chusettS. spotter. The team members are.
Lieutenant Colonel Winder. Ohio. Major
p. A. Wolf. Fourth l.. s Infantry: Cap
tain X, X. V. Casey. National Guard
Pennsylvania; Captain c. G. Duff. Ma
tlonal Guard. Texas. Lieutenant L. W. r
Waller, U. g. marine corps: Lieutenant
W. Chcsley. New Haven. Conn The al
ternates. Lieutenant Fred r Daniels
Fifth National Guard. Massachusetts
Sergeant s. II Pearson. Oregon. Sergeant
T. T. Lawless Massachusetts National
Guard; James s. Stuart Forest corps
cadets. Massachusetts.
Tho Peruvian team which VIII shoot In
the Palma match: Frnesto Odriozola
Santiago Alborniz. Noises Nontoya Juan
Iegarrs. Pablo Toledo. Felipe Osorio and
Eduardo Rodiguez
Tho Argentina team: GreEorio Pereya
Adam Mendez, Arturo Daneri. Alferdo
Pigneli. Remule Ferreyra. Atallva Yanlz
Francisco Gerosa and Jose Barriento,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
SOUTH AMERICA LOOKS
GOOD TO HERB HESTER

There is every prospect that Herb Hes
ter. manager Of the Eectrics, viii next
time in South America, Hester says he
has proposition under considera uon
which contempIates baseball activities in
the Latin republics.
IT think there ls big field down
there" said he. "and the first man that
grabs the opportunity VIII make the mon
ey. The game is bound 10 get going good
there within the next few years, and
there Is no doubt that a man could take
n bunch OF fast youngsters down there
and put the Gnme In right y baseball
man has offered NE financial backing and
I am pretty much inclined 20 go al IL"
Hester has been In South America be-
fore, and also in Mexico. and has a fair
working acquaintance With the Spanish
language
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
SPARR|NG PARTNERS
EARN THEIR WAGES
McAllister and Petroskey
Give Human Punching
Bags Hard Going.
B7 international News Service.

bT international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept This was
gala day AZ the camps occupied by the
rival nniddlcweights Bob McAlrster and
Sailor Petroakey. over az Simmons
where Petroskey Is quar,eyed. prepa "a =
TONS were made for housing a large crowd
OF visitors and similar course was fol-
lowed al the Oakland Athletic club. where
Bob McAllister ia giving the finishing
touches 10 his prepa ra ation for Tuesday
afternoons contest A. Coffroths Eighth
street arena.
This was n day 20 which the spa ring
partners looked forward with no particu-
lar degree OF pleasure II was a day when
inc wiseacres OF sportdom gathered at the
training camp 10 satisfy themselves as
10 the condition OF the pugflists and 10 de-
eide whether the claims OF Improvement
IN the boxing hne were borne out The
lighters being on their mettle both as 10
condition and Improvement. tried 10 show
the very best that was In them and the
poor suffering sparrlng IN r,ners were
made 10 feel when ~ was all over that
they had earned their wages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
MORE TENNIS STARS
APPEAR ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Clarence j
Griffin western lawn tennis champion.
was put out OF the California state tour
ma anrent today by Norman Ambrose. an
unranked player. IN straight sets. 9-I. 6-i
Henry Rreck, another youngster maxi
ine hts FIRST appearance in fast company.
gave william NJ. Johnston, Pacific coast
cha m pion. marry time OF II FOR two sets
In the third set the novice blew up and
Johnston won the set easily The score
was ga ST., 6-l.
Maurice r. McLoughl.u. national cham
Mon participated In tho doubles with
WIckham Havens az hts partner and Was
d.feated In the first round hv Byron ~
Ratkin and Charles r, Foley, 4-5. SIS, So.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept. st Louis
made :, three out OF four from Chicago
by winning tho hnal game Of the series
I 10 d
St Louis played sensa tional ball be-
hind BaumEa rdner. who pitched his best
In the pinches The Browns scored the
only run Of the game in the sixth. Shot
ton singled and stole second. Pratt was
walked purposely and Walker singled 10
center. scoring Shotton.
Score:
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO
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|DENT LYNCH MAY
EOUsTED, IS RUMOR
sal yexs Service

! |rjsg ssp. IN some Of the
/fhSAsll are true. Thomas j..
ntt.r. o. the National league.
4 ~. al connection with the
Il Ah decision against the
/ =, controversy over the Bren-
Il shsn the latter was reversed
>rl game TO New York, has
ri ttal Of feeling. and II Ia
IA b Il Lynch has signed his
- tah warrant as far as the
Mr. concerned.
y ktnslcd that John Iieydler,
RrtAy OF the league, has
sss selected In succeed
= ta.risd uiat n was The mere
r. ycis that won Mr.. Lynch
} IS ysar and thar that vote
} nrs from New York. Nat
70, has II. Ia event OF It's
y nc. Tor executive honors
,,sr the New York club
0fog the balance OF power
r Nss for a time president
p having succeeded the late
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08

Summary: Tvo-base hlts-eotts, RES
ter. Wentz, Huelsman. Three-base hits
Potts. Kelly. Schimpn Home runs-St-
ner. Huelsman. Runs batted in-By Hes
ter. Kelly. Faye t2). GaIena (2l. Siner
C2), Huelsman (2). Schlmpff McClain.
Morgan. Sacrifice hits-Wentz t2). Faye
C2) Spencer. Stripp. Stolen base-Spen-
Ger Base on balls-Orr Dufry .; off Nc
Glynn. g. Struck out-By Duffy. 4; by
Johnson, /: bv Dresser, 2. Hits-On NC
Glynn, in ao-3 innings. of Morgan,
In ! Ia innings; of Johnson, In In
ming. or Dresser. l in innings. Left
on bases-Great Falls, 3 Salt Lake. 4.
Wild pltch-Johnson, first base on errors
Great Falls. 2 Double plays--Pendeton
10 Erickson: Davis 10 Erickson. limo d
game hour and As minutes, Umpire
FTary.
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Danville Pitcher Sold.
national Na4ys Scryicc.

BY International News Service
DANVILLE. H.. Sept i.-Orville Sclby,
DanVille's premier pitcher. was sold to-
night TO the Kansas City American asso-
citation club for $1,000 Selby WAS former
ly with Louisville and was tried out with
the Cabs in the spring OF 1910
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Princeton Candidates Report.

PRINCETON. NJ J., Sept Twenty
five candidates for tho Princeton football
eleven Of 1919 will begin tomorrow their
initial practice OF the year. They will be
seasoned candidates who have trained this
summer. Tho work Will be In charge o'
Coaches Fl. G. Andrews last years end on
the Tiger team. and A. Bluethenthal who
PLAYED at center.
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Hartford Wins Pennant.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. To-day
marked the end OF the season for the
Eastern baseball association with the
going 10 Hartford. which
nad. n Aus uphill hght for the pennaut
ns,nr a moor start. New Hsven, Ia 81
wars champions. secured comfortable
lad early In the season. but slunpcd
in the last month. finishing second,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08

Summsrv: ErrorS-IohnEton. Cobb Mckee. Lou
den. TWo.baao hts-Nitt. Steen, Com.tock. Ia =
ioie Turner. o'Ncll Thr"c-bsse hlt-Chapmsn.
Hits-on Comsto"k. II iu 5 Innings; off Dubuc
/ In l inning. Sacrifice hits-Lobold. Johnston.
stolen paso-Leibold. Double plAyn-Jackson to
ONoll: COmstock to Bush 10 Wit 10 Ouslow TO
Mexico. Chapman TO La!olr 20 Johnston; Bush to
OnSlow, l.cfi bas"s-Clcyoland 6. Detroit &
bascs hSlls-OH Stecu s. OF Comstock I. off
Dubuc :. Hit ny pitchcr-I,0uden. by steen
struck out-ny stoen ?. by ComBtook J. Wild
ptrh-Comstock. Time OF game hour aud 50
minutes. Umprcs-o' Loushlin and Hildchrand.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS

We, Jack Pieper and n. 4. Palmquis,,
heretofore doing a general carriage. was-
on and automobile painting and repair
business under the name OF The FIX Car
rIags. Wagon and Automobile Works. at
No. l23 East Fourth South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby give notice
to all concerned that on September End,
1919. we sold our entire interest In the
aforesaid business TO Joseph Walker and
we are no longer connected with the
JACK PIEPER,
D A. PALMQUIST
Dated Sept & 1919. 1888
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gt Serious Proposition

v woman who has kidney
hHnT serious proposition.
pc 'ouphca,ions readily fol.
r Foley Kidney Pills are
CHilvs medicine that once
stsf sysicm mean restored
=. Nader action, and a re.
nn iui strength. Scbramm.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
Atlanta TH Winner.

MOBILE Ala. Sept. New Orleans
defeated Mobile today BY a score OF TO
in tine last game OF the Southern
League season The victory OF the Tis-
itora decided tho pennant race In favor
OF the Atlanta club. by half game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08

summary: ErroF-Wineo. Two-balo hits-Phslsn.
zimmerman. Three base hlts--Archc- Safer. Hom,
runs-Schulto t2). Hits-on Smith. in In
nings: OFF Cheney, in , innings; off Stilc.. s
in innings; or Perri,t in ! inning sscri-
Sico hi,-SnIlee, Stolen bRses-MAger. Schultz.
Double plsys-Koustchy tunassisted); oLeary 10
Magee 10 Konotchy. Lett bascs-St. Louis 9.
Chicago First base bals-On Smith I.
oH saiiec ? OF Cheney ;. Hit BY pitcher
Sstsr by salieo: wingo by Smith. Struck out
py smith s. by saIlee 8. by Cheney !, by perritt
J. Time OF game hour and 10 minutes. I'm
plres-Klcm and orth.
SECOND GAME.
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SUMMARY. ETToTN-NonN. TNu-0n'o NTTF"FIITs
dcbrand. Griner. Eyers. Three-tase hIiS-SSicr.
Brdwell. Zimmerman. Home run-s,er Double
plSya-Evers 10 soior (2l; Bridvsil to Ever 70
Saicr Left hases-St. Louis .. Chicago :. BaN
-oriuer. First base bsls-ot Gr,ner l. OF,
Pierce l. struck out-By Pierco l. by Grlncr T.
Tlme OF rsmc--i hour aud Is minutes Umpi-sS
KLEIN ana OTth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
Houston Is Winner.

DALLAS. Tex. Sept. Houston won
the pennant for the second successive time
In the Texas league, the season ending to-
day. Dallas. Waco. San Antonio Calves
ton, Beaumont, Fort Worth and Austin
finished next in order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
kEf|Rs1 N ~.
|bIEl|| 7R|-STAIE
Ls,fa First and Second econ
T. Give Idaho City
b. Pennan''
-ssgns

t-"Tinis was j. ~. ~.
- : Il, western T'i-s,''o
.s.s To las, tro .s sa ',ss D,,
,.s,sul,s we're played Bofia 0id
e. ~ %lni walla p,Id5",o,, q, S9,sg
y,Fina between ie'''''''
I,...sir I,eis dub AID ias ,5Ing gfng"i,, TO
49, rSS,si.sea.on series vas ,ss
-, tie directors o' q,Gc SEo
- =. aTes on terms, nG ng
II y =, a. vel De Inscribed g,,i-I5 t.o on
Inl,% .or this and future ~ o.
su Bolss Is concerned, ,,,l 10. (.
~ = r..,iia . lbat Boise ..s1n Till 1e''fSs ne fSs
n, oAlkins Of nc "alla an a
80 pos,-season series was
- ~, ,or the first and sec2no ono
p<, sr The following "a PIE
= rfNt y us.ft. NNaila
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
Grand Circuit at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, ~. Z, Sept The scene
NJ the grand circuit races shifts this
week TO Syracuse. where Tour days
raoes comprise the programme and purses
aTercsating more than 100000 have been
offered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
ATHLETICS AND GIANT
COLTS PLAY TIE GAME
By international News Service

NEWARK, n. j.. Sept THE Athet-
les and Giants second teams fought an
eleven inning 1 10 tie here today. Both
Manager Mack and Leader McGraw used
their reserve players, giving the regu-
lars their customary day OF rest Harry
Davis, the famous captain OF the Ath-
letics was at tho initial sack for the
American leaguers and played n brilliant
game. James Thorpe, the famous Indian
athlete, covered left field for the Giants.
The Athletics scored one run in the first
on walk and infield out and Schupp's
error. Tho Giants tied tho score In tho
seventh on walk. a sa acriice fly and a
Wild mitch
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SUMMARY Error-Austln. Shoi,ou. Sacrifice
hlt-Lord Stolen bosos-ruti shotton. Bases
bHllE-ON BaumBaTdner ? of REM l. Struck
ou,-Dy BsumEardner (. by Benz (. by Ciootte
HuS-oi Benz In Innings. Off Ccot,c mona
In inuings. Left on hEsrs-Chic0so 70. St Louis
Z, Time o. game hour and t5 minutes TIM
pTcs-Dincon and Sheridan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
A Little Rally.

The visitors came within base Of
getting another in their half Of the ninth,
when Potts hit for three bases 10 the
center field corner, The next three went
out and Pottsy died within shouting dis
tancc.
Salt Lake made a bit Of a stand In
their half OF the ninth. The rally net
ted them two runs. Hueisman doubled
10 tho fence. Erickson and Davis were
thrown out by Potts Schimpft laced out
triple to the far corner OF center. scor-
Ing Huelsmsn. Pendleton beat out an
in0eld slam 10 Wentz, which was fol-
lowed by McClhns smash In the same
place. Schmpfr scored on the latter
blow. The side was retired and tho game
ended when McClain was forced al Sec
oud
Yesterdays victory is the fourteenth
straight win for Barney Duffy.
The Great Falls team left for nome
at 1l:35 o'clock last night. having won
four OF the five games played
The Electrics' financial end was ham
died by II p. Raban. an od-time news
paper man. well known TO the fraternity
In the entire Rocky mountain section. MT
Raban is now engaged IN the real estate
business in Great Falls. and his large cir
Gle OF friends rejoice that ne Is making
the wheels go round. the hight way
GREAT FALLS.
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GREAT FALLS WINS
LAST OF SERIES
Continued From Preceding PageD

nome on a squeeze. in which Faye did
tho bunting.
There was chance TO tie the score
IN salt Lakes half. Spencer singled
Huelsman's out. The decision on this
out was close McCloskey protested so
vigorously that Frary sent him 10 the
clubhouse. Spencer stole third in the
nittest theft OF The year. Weave. made
a perfect throw. but Spencer was under
Wentz before the baseman could tag him
Erickson fled 10 Kelly and Davis got
base on balls. squeeze play, with
scmmpn doing tpe bat work. failed the
umpire calling Spencer out at the plate
Put IL on Ice.
The Great Falls band pu, the game in
cold storage in the seventh and
elghth. when they made two and four. re-
diamond In the seventh and Siner fol-
ioWed With a home run over the left
Held fence. Then Morgan ducked and
johnson went In He cut down the side
IN order.
In the eighth weniz led OF Nith hit
70 Davis. Billy made a noble try for H.
out IL vas too hot and went into the
plea chers for two bases. Kelly bunted
and beat II out putting Wentz on third
WentZ scored on "A wild pitch Kelly go-
Ing 10 second. He went 10 third on
taye's bunt. which was also beaten out
and scored on Galena's single which put
Faye on second.
After Galenas hit Johnson quit and
dresser went in. Weaver sacrificed the
runners base and both scored when
Siner hlt through the diamond TO
Schimpn, who threw the ball TO Erickson.
The throw was dropped and BY the time
the ball had been 1eded home both run
ners were across Slner was thrown out
at second by Mccain. who had replaced
Strip, and Duffy struck out. ending the
agony.
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CUBS CAPTURE TWO
FROM HUCG|NS'S MEN
Smith and Pierce Are Invinci-
BILE, While Teammates
Slam the Ball.
National Lea que.

Chicago. {. Z: St Louis. l.
PittsourE- Cincinnati. (rainD .
No other games scheduled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08
CLEVELAND

DATED Tor ComstocE IN eighth
Score by innings
Cleveland col. ...........t a A I-s
Detroit .. ......-.......i o o.