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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
CALIFORNIANS BEAT
OLD TENNIS CRACKS

SOUTHAMPTON. n Y, Aug, 16.-J. s
Strachan and c. ]. Griffin. the Pa aclfic
coast doubles lawn tennis champions, dis
tlngulshed themselves In sensational ten
mis- here this afternoon by defeating w.
A. I,arned and w. j. Clothisr both for
mer national champions. In the singles
IN the final Of the doubles match at the
Meadow club. The match went Ave nots,
3-6, Ga 2-8. Ga, 8-2.
Larned. seven times holder OF the ma
tionaI singles title. went to pieces In the
end. Clothier worked with will, but
could not withstand the rapid fire OF the
California boys.
CIothier won the singles by defeating
G. - Touchsrd IN easy fashion &c,
g-1 6-3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
JACKSON Is SIM
IN FRONT b

CHICAGO, Aug. ls-,~
led Ty Cobb as tie ,ss. h,
league batting honors sri,,i
stretch this week and h 5,
as though the Cleveland n,
tain his advantage ripht rp +
Cobo, however, Is stfsinll9 h
to catch his rival and thdi
for Jackson and .sSS IN h
star, show how close ths a.
The next eight ha,ters &,
Boston. .372: d. Murvtv +
.354; Henriksen, Boston,
Cleveland, .344: p. Collin j
SAP; McInnes, Philadelpkls
Philadelphia. .SSs; GardII /
.325. e.
Earl Ylngllng, Brooklyn n
on top among the Natlml 3
a persistence tfe: indicate {
age of .il4 for twsaty.f>1
hardly a fiuke. Charlie Md
sixty-two games, is hit,irr 4
one of four Boston NaiIonak
ter than 200 Daubsrs Il n
filed predictions by dhaS
place during the week, vi,t
OF .352. The mex; eight .
Hyatt, Pitts6urg, $50, R n
delphia. .3iS; Walsh. PMt
Cravath. Philadelphia, ,SS;
burg, 1888; w. Collins. b
Brown, Boston. 1924, Hezz e
Walter johnson pitched y
front among the Anericas
men this week. outpointirg u
Boehling. by a few poln1 &
pitchers rank as follow:
Name. W.
Johnson, Washington ..s,.t
Boehllng. Washington ."al
Bender, Philadelphia. II
Wood. Boston ..v..".r''>
Walsh, Chicago .,....,.-
Not counting KonetcR Z
and his zone won, no losi
the Chicago team. MAtnls
maree OF New YORK az
CSt,ooro orp tiad for ths n
National league pitchers !.
The first five pitchers ~
Name.
Mathewson. New ors."
Demaree, New York.,.",a
Humphries. Chicago ;,.,.~H
Alexander, PhiladelphA
Robinson, PittsburE ,.,'s.h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
SALT LAKE BOY WILL
TAKE TEAM To JAPAN
Charley Fitzgerald to Lead u.
of u. Nine in Oriental
Invasion.

Charles R. Fitzgerald. son OF Hart j.
Fitzgerald of Salt Lake, who recently
received his law degree at the first sum-
ner convocation of the University of
Washington. sails for Japan August 2e
on the steamer Yokohama Maru.
The University OF Washington Is send
Ing d baseball team TO play with the
teams OF the leading universities OF
Japan. Fifteen games are scheduled. The
graduate manager Ralph Horr; Fitzger-
aid, present manager: nine other players
and japanese interpreter. who has at
tended the University of Washington for
the past four years. form the personnel
OF the party. They expect 10 return 10
this country late IN October.
The University OF Washington team
was the first team sent from this country
10 play In Japan In 1908. Later, teams
from Wisconsin. Chicago and Stanford
were sent to the Orient
Charley Fitzgerald played on The Trib-
une team here for several seasons. up TO
and including last year. He has been at
the University OF Washington three years
and one year al Cornell before that time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
14S TENNIS PLAi!
IN ELIMINATION

NEWPORT. r. 1,
pla cling OF the 14s aspinlns. Y.
lawn tennis honors u
tournament. which hesuis 4,
Ca sino courts, was nsus
association officials. 1es e.
practically the entire -. a 4,
lion of lawn tennis sla@ y; !,
peeted meet thai the fnals Wu
until the middle oi tne e.. =
In In making public w..
draw, President X =. =. s ,,si,;
that the chsmpioEn,sshhIlp, E,sh \, - x
viii be played Wealsss' e..1Is =
Monday. as has uslu9I u ~
This pospOneEc.nat, .a,, !, ,,Ils ~ q
70 give the present Z ~ gySs;]
Mclaughlin n and 7. Q m 4
MIA. a few days for.pIaess'rs -
not not played together
spring. 81. uatcb VI
coast aae affair, McLousisssIs I sIs.S d
tending against Two wo.s sir
1eR ,Tohn r stachai, "a anSt nsStsssl 4
in. The associsuv,n, ., yrlssd
Ing Ing g complimsniaslr.ys sl.ys,s q
in honor Of the -, asiis q
held In New Ao'A
In the draw .s ,cs nors q
came out OF .ns ,hs lover
MA cling them IN ui0 -"
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summary: Error-sohang (a). Hith-oH Bush.
base hits-Johnston. Leiood. Lajoie (a). MeInnis
(5l. Collins Thrse-baso hit--Bush. Home ruos-
jacf5on. Chapman. Sacrifice hit-Turner. Sac
g1fics ny--5raney. Stolen hsges-0raney 6).
Jackson. Turner, Lsiboid. Coliins- First balls
OF Mitchell. ,; off Bush. o, of wyckoft. a.
Lett on befcs-Clo7eland. IL Philadelphia B.
Struck eu.--Hy Mitchell ~ By Bush. 3: by wyck-
or, g. Double piays-ChapmAn ana Turner; Tur-
uer Laioie and Johnston. Collins Orr and No
Iunir Tims-7 hours and 10 minutes Umpires-
Hildehrsnd and Eyana-
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KETONEN CHALLENGES
MONDAY NIGHT VICTOR

waino Ketoneu- VINO claims the Euro
pean middleweight wrestling champion
ship. wants 10 meet the winner OF the
SOkel- Long bout. He writes The Tribune
fsoai Colorado Springs. Colo. as follows:
Seeing that / challenged the winner OF
the Yokel-Jordan match, | have come TO
the conclusion that Jordan does not like
I am eager TO meet the winner OF the
Yokst Long mzt1h on any seasonahle
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JOE TINKER MI
ABIDE By HEIl|
Ked'' Manage, ss3
Have DiHsr,ns.. !,
ming Of CHI

BOSTON. Aug. is.-,.
aeer Of the cinclnns,,' ',s
team. is ready 10 ou', as
President Garry H.,s ,, e N
changes his policies. ''1a
President Hermann ~,
lleiy airing the diSs,saal as
and requesting him ,.c eac.s
s"tasenenls "ea spsG 1 al present. ~! Il {.
Tinker said. 'esmsd
realize that -,
With regard TO ths muit u
club or step down ,ns ,nnssrss'>
Ing OF the team h.s aiIa set
pointnent 20 all s ean.n nesn 4
that !! am not n s,,cs.u soiud
es I have gone; tbS, S =
! been making monsy ss y
standing in The raes
~ was up 10 me 70 Nal "a
that l would not otSsr- G
But when / foura
were being sold outrIss, !,
clubs without options p
constantly being urged
against my best iudemss,
Ing for a chance to nsLs
would help the team
mmst make a stand.
II this statement do.. y.
the approval Of Pres,ss,,
can't help IL and hs hss =;
me out at any time.
out to my fruit farm n ~.
to handle a club whpn ~
up by the owners. "a
tinue as manager, I sas,1 =.
player go unless I kuUT T..
deal is.
I greatly admire ara y.
dent Hermann PERSONAL, An
OF building up ban sinA
respond with mine,S III
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Explain Cup Passing Delay.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Delay In pass
ing the Davis international cup through
the custoUns offices was explained today
hy the customs officials. who said that
he regulations required sll express pack
ges 10 be examined and no exception
could be made for the trophy, which was
brought over recently after the victory
Of the American team In England The
cup was originally taken from this ooun-
trSy and as moi duttable returning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
Donlin Joins skeeters.

JERSEY CITY, N, J., Aug. 1s,-Mike
Donlin. former star batsrnan of the
Giants. Internationally released recently
by the Philadelphia Nationals, signed a
contract today to play with the Jersey
City club OF the International league. He
VIII report to the club on Monday
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WHITE SOX BUN'T AND BEAT YANKS;
PHILLIES BREAK WINNING STREAK

81, Louis. T; Brooklyn, 2. Two-bnso hits-Magee.
Cutshaw. Sacrifice fiy-Masce. Sacrifice bit
Cutshhw. Stoon baec-Cush0w. Double plays
-Firher Cutshaw and Dauberti Miller and Out
shaw; whitted and Mowroy, Wingo aud Now
rcy. nayes balis--on seiioo i. Oft YinSlins.
l. Struck out-By Salea, 3 by YinglIng, 8.
TImo-1 hour and SO minutes. UmpireG-Rislcr
and Byron.
SECOND GAME.
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Summary! Errors-Vlox. WbgnoF, Burne. Shod-
grass. Fletcher. Mclean. Mathcwson First or
rors-Pittsburg. 3: Now York. /. Two-base hite
-vlox and Mitchell Throe-baso hit-A Wilson
Homo rnns-wagnor and shefcr. Sacrifice hit
shater. stolcn buses-Snodgrnas. Loft bases
New York. II Plttgburg. ). Double pley9-Vlox
Wagner and Miller; Herzog sbator and Merkls:
Fletcher and Merkle. Doyle and Merkle Bases
on balls-on Adams, si off McQuilnn, /. Struck
out-By Mathewson. Q; by Adams, 2; by McQuil-
Ian, /. Hits-on Mathewson. In innings. off
wttse, IN inning5; off Demarec. mono In /
inning; off Adams z IN innings; off McQuil-
Ian, In { Inningu. Time--2 houra. Umpircs-
Elom and Orlh.
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Illinois swimmers Best.

CHICAGO. Aug. i6--Illinois Athletic
CLUB swimmers fipished one-two three IN
the clubs annual lake and river race to-
day Perry McGillivray was first, - M
McDermott was second and A. c. Ratlhel
third McGllizray'a time was ~ minutes.
A9 sacpnda
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17

T~o.Sase o h,t,crsyath Masee. Hons rupsm%,m.
norman tO, Archer. HtS-on RiIeyy IN Id
innings; Oft seAton, mono in 2-3 Innings; off
Marshall, 4 IN . innings; Oft INLAY In / In
ming. stoion bascs-Leach Archer. Struck out
BY Cheney. 6; By RiIcy. 9; By senton, Il by
INLAY L First on errors-Chicogo. ]; Phfladel-
phia. /. Fi-at on oniis-otf Rixey, 8. Loft on
bsscs-Chioaso. Z; Philadelphia. 7. Wild pitches
--Chcney (3). Pissed bsli-Killifer. Time-I
hour and 80 uinutes. Unipircs-o'D Day and Emslie
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core by innings

summary: EFrorT--Groh t2>, Dodge. Clarke.
Packard, Rariden, Dickson. Two-oaro hits-Nann,
Hohl!;scll t.l. Lord Threc-bass hit-HsrGnvilio
Home run-Groh. Bits-off Packard. In in
ninsR; of Brown, In Ia innings Off Dickson.
|p In Inninss: of Rudolph. IN innings. Sac
rlfiec hltsconnolly. sheckasd f2l. Egan (e). sto-
en- bases-MnranviIlo. Mann. Rudolph. Left ON
D: Boston. .. First on balls
OFF Dickson, s. off Brown. 81 off Rudolph, q First
on errorn-cine!nnati !; Boston. 2. Struck out
By Packard, =; BY Dickson. 4; By Brown ]. Wild
piteh-Packard. Time--2 hours and 20 minutes
Umpiyss-Brennan and Eason.
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NEW YoRB

Summary ErTors-Pockinpapgh Knight, swee-
ney, Fisher. Berger Hts-on Fisher, In Z
Innings; of Mcconuell IN ! inning. Sac
rffce hils-Scolt. Lord, Chace. Double plays
Weaver 70 Chase; Berger TO Weaver TO Chase
Left on. bases-New York, g. Chicago. / First
on bails-ou Fisher. /: Oft Scott. ?. Struck out
by Fisher &: by Scott, g; by Mcconnell. l.
T'ne-l hour and aS minutes. umpres-Esen
aud Dineen.
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PURCHASE OF " "
FAILS OF M
.,-,>,oroN. aug.

WASHINGTON, aSs ssSs "
ago g,,ss local Josnson. SSlsgsl % y d;
2i.ongle; 52nna1lcn was prss,.n1'tiSs, ,n b, %
aohetI'it qs1sed the ante III 10 far 50
TO-DAY S,dsy an amb,I,nsSSqNs5 b,I,sS' 40 b
seriptIon Of 81 Cab ts.
to purcanTsassrsa aTssra follows :s's
easD,s eIso; on this pro- SssIrs = =
'"sisss sNsry q red afss' y,
''H such a cOpEyses sSirscs Il .
the team In Wsitp W,,s,It %
=, df;rrirfihth's rri clISSS5,s'sio y S5, q: -
Of Of begging sio%v'co ~ y ttIs +
"The ortgli,aoS N tho e'.
be the owne,,a e,,ad.a
De lllfSo ~<|#
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Angels Ag'y

Los ANGE,,,sy a,sy helit
CERT, star eenS;'il n ilssdI1f
Pacific coasss MS stss,
eDi,on tsf G''sastt ea y, t,.s &
epssa 81 &. wssI1s. vii i sss sss.5s's * =
be required
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Bunny Brief will guard tho initial oor-
ner during Stovall's absence
ST LOUIS BOSTON.

so''G@ ST. Iouia ...............S . 90 dSS -
summaryi Brrors-Balonu (2). Gardner. Two
baso hts-spesker (z), Pratt, Hooper. winlarns
Sacrifice hits-I4ewis. Leonard. Sacrifice fly
Gardner Stolen bnses-AuEt!n. McAllster. Speaker,
Wagner (2) Double playh-ralenti. Pratt and
Brief: Shotton 10 Brief; Japyrin. Wagner 10 Englc.
Loft baaes-st. Louis. g. Boston, 8. First
bnIlp-off Loveronz, 2; Oft Leonard. 2. Hit by
pitchsr-Austin By Leonard. Struck out-By Lcvo-
rcnE. 3; by Leonard, 5. Tlmo-l hour and IS min
utes. Umpires-AoGreovey and Connolly
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wAsHINGToN-DETROrT.
Tosalp -. .sT o 10 81 81
sRsttsd for Gamer N ninth

summarVi Erors-Baurnrn. veaoh. stnpage.
Morfsrty, Dauas. Two-base hits-Laporta Miller.
Threo-base hitg-ChndiI Milan. Sacrifice hit
Henry Eeoloa baEe-SioeilaT. Left ou bases
waehington. a. Detroit. 6. Bases op har-on
Danes. II off Groom. L. Struck out-By Dauss 1 I;
bY Groom. L. 1lme-l hour and % minutes Uin-
plScs-- o Loughiin ard shcridsu.
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Leaders in Both Big Leagues Drop Saturday Gam
Union League in Figures

Batting averages ter B official scorer t0r the
Thursday. August figures fol- ow;
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'Bsied fof Eildcbsaud IN ninth.
insitod for Moran 10 ninth.
fRsn for Kirkpatrick In ninth.
s.Batted for stengcl IN ninth.
Scors By inningB-
s. B1ooiisa lsSi' :. -:.:a 10y 1888 -
suu1mxzys Ennn-Cutzhnw Czl- INct %, hasss
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SUMMARY: Errors-Whi,ted, Roberts, Cusshaw.
Fisher. Left on bascs-st Louis 6: BROOKLYN 8.
Two -base hlts-Ca,bers. Wheat, Daubofi,. Smith.
Threc-ba hiis-EvnnS Fieher. Homo runs
stengal. Fisher (2) Fischer. Sacrifice hits-peu-
bort Curtis. First errors-st, Louis 1. stolen
basos-Evans. Gathers oakes. Double plays-
Curtis and smith. Cutshaw. Fisher and Dauhert
Buses on balls-OH Geyer. I; off Trekoll. /: Off
Curtis g. Struck out-By Crincr. /; by Curtis.
T. Wild pitch-CurtiS. /. Hts-oft Grinor. In
1-s innings; of Gcyor. 10 n innings; off
Treken 4 in l2-3 innings. Time hour and 65
minutes. Umplres-Byrou and Rlsicr.
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White sox Recall blackburn.

CHICAGO, Aug ie.-The Chicago
Americans today recalled Shortstop
Lanai Blackburn from tina 1diIwallkea
American association taan1.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail us your films, Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. Erclusiye
photo dealerg' tAdxertisemsnt.l
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sOno out when winning run Gcored.
fBatsed for Dodge In thnth
fDodgs out. hit by bntted ball.
''Batted for Smith IN tenth
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CHENEY'S TW|RL|NC
STOPS THE DOO|N'S
Cub Hurler Is Big Factor in
Two Wins for Chicago
Team.
Netional League.

Yesterdays results:
philadelphia. 3, 3; Chicago. 4, s.
Brooklyn. o, IA; ST, Louis, /, 8.
Boston. s, Cincinnati. Z.
New York, 6; Pittsburg, S.
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: 'BaItod Tor Phskert IN eIghth-
tBattcd for KDhbo In eighth.
tBatted for Doolnn IN ninth.
Score by innings-
Chicngo =. =. ..........1 o o.
Philadelphia :. ........o o o o o-3
Summary; Errors-Schulto. Archer Lobsrt
Dooian. Two-bnse bits-Schulto Becker. Home
run-schute. Hits-on Stack. In innings
mono out In eighth: off Cheney, IN in
ningsi off Mayor. In innings; off Brennan.
none In inning: stolen easca-Lench Double
plays-Knabe 10 Luderuo: Ludorus 10 Doolan TO
Luderus Loft hases-Chicago. &: Philadelphia,
G. Bases bais-on Mayer. 3. First on errors
Chicago. /. Hit by pitcher-zimmermhn by
Mayer; Miller by Stack Struck out--By Stack, 8;
by Cheney, 8; by Brennan. 2. Wild piteh-Cheney.
Time-2 hours Umpires-o' Day and Emslle-
SECOND GAME
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CHICAGO SHUTS OUT
NEW YORK BY Z TO D
Manager csllahan's Tactics
in Lucky Seventh" Sur
prise Chances Men.

American League.
Yesterdays results:
Detroit. ! washington. G.
CHICAGO. 9; New York, o.
ST Louis, o.: Boston, 4.
Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, L
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NEW YORK.

sRan for Mclean in third.
fBntted for Anthswson Ia third.
tran for Wiltse In eighth.
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SECOND GAME.
'ea,tod for Troholl In ninth

Score by innings
st Louis .......,...,t o 8 10
Brooklyu .. ..-........o 3 III
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Team average
BUTTE.
1lISSOUIA.

Team average .........,.-....... &c
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HELENA.

Team average ...........---...
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EBPETS PROTESTS GAME
PIRATES WON IN MUD
Brooklyn Magnate to Ask
President Hampstead of
Giants to Back Him Up.

President Ebbets Of the DODGERS has
protested yesterdays game with the
Pirates, held at Ebbets Field. on the
grounds that II should have been called
In the third inning. the rain falling 30
hard at this time that II made good
playing impossible. He will probably
ask President Hsmpstead OF the Giants.
who was present. to back him up.
Probably never In the history OF tho
diamond was a ball game played under
more unfavorable conditions. So little
did the majority OF the fans through
<out the city think that there was a
hardly believe their eyes when they
got their baseball extras and saw the
result.
Umpire KLEIN was besceched not to
allow the battle to continue. but he per-
mitted It TO run along until near the
end OF the sixth when he stopped II,
the Pirates who had scored run In
their half OF the NTH being victors by
q score OF to 0. Early In the game
the fans jumped from their seats and
rushed over the field like ravins mani
acs. It's wonder that KLEIN wasn't
mainland The twenty special cops
did plenty OF posing, but weren't able
70 uueii the riot. Finally. the an
nouncer, with megaphone In hand,
sh6uted that II the fans didn't get back
10 their seats Brooklyn would lose the
game on a Q to O forfeit. and this was
the only thing that prevented serious
trouble.
The Dodgers will meet the Pirates for
the. last time to-day. Having lost three
tussles In a row they'll try their hardest
to win tho concluding battle. To-mor-
row the Phillies will be the attraction.
IN the Dodgers half OF the sixth
stengci drew base on halls. Tho out
fielder attempted to steal second. Sten-
geishit the dirt few feet from the bag
and then slid about fifteen feet over
the base. Wagner, who took Simon's
throw. made a dive for Stensel. but In
n DOING so he received a shower Of mud
Nn the face. IT nearly blinded Honus,
but the "Flying Dutchman" gropee
about and finally touched Stengel. who
was laughing ten feet away from the
base.
As soon as Wagner put the ball on
stensel he made q wild rush for the
Plttsburghs bench. Honus was COW
cred with mud. and KLEIN, seeing that
ne was carrying the farce too far
stopped the game, After thirty-minut'
walt the game was declared OF.
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HIoHLANDERs ON WAY HOME
TO MEET RED S0X TO.MRR0W

st. LOUIS. May n.-'rhs Highlanders
arc now speeding along the rails bound
for the Polo Grounds. where they open
. series with the Red Sox tomorrow.
The New Workers. had an unexpect.
edly good tour Of the West. a. they won
seven games out Of fifteen.
The Hilltoppers nrst stopped on at
Detroit and won three sames out of
four. Next they took two out Of three
from the fast going Taps. In Chicago
they ran across . snaG. losing four
straight. In this city. after winning
two straight they dropped the next two
games.
Yesterdays defeat made the second
shutout In row for the visitors.
Dwight stone. a tall Highlander from
Ogden, Utah, twirled for the Browns.
and although he gave seven bases on
balls, hit two batsmen and was found
for six hits. the New Yorks couldn I
score a run. being beaten BY . score OF
Z to o.
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old and 10 just now goinK At top speed.
He 10 q Highlander with lot OF
speed and q good curve. hut. hest OF
all, he has excellent control. When he
hrst started In fast company his one
fault WAS wiidnsss, hut by hard work
that has been overcome. lie can be
used more frequently than Anes. 40
he In stronger physically. on account
OF his control Fromme does not exert
himself so much.
There was a touch Of real pathos to
the scene In the Giant clubhouse wren
the announcement was made that Leon
Anes, or Lem" a. tho players call
him, was 10 10. lie was one OF tins
old guard, and has seen most all OF the
others come up. While the players are
worry fond Of Devore. he n regarded
more as one Of the younger set. and
there II not quite 10 much sentiment
| attached to his departure as that o.
one OF the old worlds champaonshiI
team Of 1905. MAtty and Wiltse are thu
only two left. Amos Ii one OF the hes
liked bail players that ever wore I
uniform. He has q rare sense OF hume
| and could force his teammates into
smile during the most trying situations
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loss be keenly felt And that also zoe
for Josh. Both have furnished man.
pages Of good copy Orch had not hsci
here long enough to form any YER
strong attachments Of u personal M
ture. This change will be OF krea
beneNt to him. a. he will undoubtedly
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