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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
HARNESS MEN MOVE
OVER To P|TTSBURG
Week of Fast Going Pre-
dicted; Rich Stake Events
Are Carded.

PiTTSgURG, July IL. The followers
OF light harness racing will gather this
week at Brunot's Island for the coutinua-
ton OF the Grand Circuit races The
contests Will begin tomorrow and continue
through five days. A majority OF the
best trotters and PAGERS In training are
entered for the various stake events
The contestants OF former years, Ed
Geers. Walter Cox. Tommy Murphy, Lon
Mcdonald, are here with their strings,
and each has a speeder that is being
watched By the horsemen. a. S. Rodney,
another veteran, was injured yesterday
while working out Baron Del Rey (2:l6O,
and for time It was feared he would
be unable to drive for several days
Tomorrow tho card is for the o:24 trot-
ting. In this Lon McDonald's Baron Todd,
Walter Coxs four-year-old Judson Girl.
4 locally owned horse. Ed Geerss Bertha
Cary. and Tommy Murphys Mundy c
are expected to show the fast going.
The feature Of the day is the Iron City
POS class pacing for a $4,000 stake. In
which the circuits best side wheeIers arc
entered. Tuesday one of the biggest
stakes OF the week will be the Fort PIT
$4,000 for PAGERS.
The Pennsylvania $4,000, 2:10 trottlng,
will be run Wednesday. while the same
day the keystone $4,000 for three year.
old trotters is on the card. The Profess
sional Drivers stake, o.15 trot is the first
race Thursday.
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JOHNSON IN BOX;
SENATORS WIN

CLEVELAND. O.. July l2.-Washlng-
ton defeated Cleveland. to 4. today in
n thrilling contest. Cleveland used four
pitchers In the desperate effort TO win,
and tied tho score twice.
Singles by Morgan and Shanks and
McBride's triple scored two for Wash
ington In the second, Cleveland tied II
up In the fourth on Johnstons single
and Jackson's home run. Washington
went ahead IN the flrth when singles by
Moeller. Foster. Milan and Gandul scored
two more. Cleveland caught up again In
the eighth, when Lelivet, Johnston Chap
man and Jackson each singled through
the pitchers box. Washington scored
the winning run in the ninth on a pass to
Mcbride by kahler. Johnstons single
and Moeller's single off Falllenburg.
Score;
If.rNLI.a AsfiIN-r-trnN-
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Senator'S Pitchers Off.

Washington also is having pitcher
troubles. the staff having dropped out 50
far as winning work last week may be
taken as Indicating conditions OF the
Senator'S three victories Johnson Off
ciated In one and Boehlins in one. st,
Louis twirllng contingent just now is
showing better form than those of most
teams far above Them their lett-handers.
led bv Earl Fla milton. being psrticu-
lary good.
Detroit has been notoriouslv weak on
the mound all ason. and Jennings Is
having moor luck so far In recruiting.
Dauss Willet and Lake. however. were
able between them IN take a double
header from the Athletics today.
A staff that has improved OF late is
that OF the Chancenen. OF whom Ford
Heating. Fisher and Mcconnell are all
showing effectiveness. The New York
team, as whole with Jack Knight In 3
successful comeback role hitting the
ball hard where his predecessor. Borton.
had failed TO do ANYTHING OF consequence.
Is PLAYING a far better game than at any
time this season
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THIRTEEN Nd J|NX
FOR M|DVALE TEAM
Defeat Magnas 13 to 9; Triple
Play Features; Both Teams
Are Hit Hard.

Regardless OF the fact that the number
10 might prove link TO any team
making an earnest effort TO capture A
game which was advertised as that for
the semi professional championship OF the
state, the fast Mldvalers Yesterday nro-
ceeded TO wade into their opponents
Magma, and hammer out decisive VIC
tory. Midvale made thirteen runs tblr-
teen hits. on the 18th day OF July. 1918,
easily defeating Magma, 10 whom The day
proved unluclly. and which was only able
TO roll up nine scores
In addition TO all of these numerical
reminders of the. number "a the game
was witnessed by a crowd OF 1900 or
more. and thirteen two-base hits were
made during the contest The real fea-
ture Of the contest. however. was a triple
play pulled off by the Magma boys In the
eighth inning. They retired as many men
on the play as were possible TO be re-
tired; but who knows but what they
might have put out thirteen men II It
were necessary to put this number out in
an inning?
The triple play occurred after the first
three Midvale batsmen had reached first
in the eighth inning. Margetts singled to
center; Scott reached first on an error
by the third baseman, sending Margetts
to second; Gum received a base on balls.
nlling the bases II seemed certain that
Midvale would add a few more runs to
their score But Flake. the next man up.
swung at one which he barely hit and
which rolled out toward the pitchers box.
Plake did not run on the play, saying the
ball hit him and wishing 10 have himself
declared out instead of having the play
result in possible double for Magma,
The jumps did not see It this way. how
ever and declared the ball fair st.
George promptly ielded 1t and shot It to
Buddo. who touched the plate. forcing
First Baseman Brown, retiring Plake and
Brown hurled II TO Farmer on third In
time 10 cut OFF Scott, who had delayed
TOO long at second. 1t was generally ad-
nitted by the crowd that the play was
'isome cas ss.
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pETRoIT. July 1S.-By scores oil .
ma s 10 4. Detroit tn3N both games q
Lag double e-headec from Philadelphii'
6,pss was In fine form in the first, ar
Ling but five hits. \ pass 10. Collins
1 the eighth, followed by singles b
&ker and McIInnis. scored the leag1s
.aders only one run. Detroit did no
N Houck with frequency until tie
Iehth but made the most OF its drlve&
;smss helped considerably in the scoring
a MS team by a double and a single.
4 |Trho second game was hard fough:
M % Athletics established an early lead
6strolt doing little with Bush until tn.
'yfb, when q single by Crawford
|,;pje | by Cobb and singles by Neach AMI
|'irh tied the score. Bush retiring u
<yor Of Bender. who yielded Wha
|1,ved 10 be the winning run, the result
4 4 triple by Witt and Crawford's fly,
Both games abounded in sensational
|edlns. Score
DETROIT PHILADELPHIA,
Flint Gamc
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CHALLENGES WINNER
OF YOKEL-JORDAN GO

The Tribune has received a request
that Il publish a challenge from Waino
Ketonen, who claims the DiddleweiGht
wrestling Championship OF Europe. for a
match with the winner OF the Yokel-
Jordan match here Monday. July 81. Ket-
omen is at Fort Collins, Colo, His letter
follows:
II see that Chris Jordan and Mike Yo-
l;el are to wrestle for the championship
AS I have beaten all the rnlddleweiGhts
except Yokel and wrested Jordan to a
draw in Cleveland few months ago,
am prepared to wrest,e the winner at
l5S rounds on any fair basis.
"Mr Thornton OF England Is with Jor-
dan at present in Salt Lake and he can
vouch for my record both in Europe and
America.
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LOSE GAME WON
BY WHITE SOX

|rhlCAGO. July l5.-Rsy Collins Of
,Eion held Chicago to three scattered
w To-Day and still Chicago won. TO ?.
~ one OF the locals runs was earned.
-t peine the one Chase scoCed on A
PmeI 10 deep left The other two runs
Ie helped along BY errors By Wagner.
p Threw wild to third In an attempt
z.ei Beall. who waa stealing In the
|tu inning. and again In the fiftl
&sp he lumbled Bodies grounder.
I'VE double. followed and Bodie
reg Scott also was in fire form
hsld the visitors 10 six hits. He
-rned well IN ths pInches while two
'enne double plays by Rath. Weaver
Cnsse assisted him in holding the
,on'ens, Benll's catch OF Wa gner' s
~ neen center prevented the visitors
~ lying the score, Score,
eosToN- CHICAGO
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Butte Entries

First race, five iurlongs-Ave. u2 Tom Knight.
no; Pronporo Lad, Alabama Bam, Duke OF Shelby.
Hnrum scaTum l0S Princess Janice. Ada Ken
nody. 1916
Second race. m!lc-Tony Faust. lia; Sleep
lond, Arbatus. l0S. Lew Hill. 10I: Crcs. Fighting
Chance Scnry william Joe Woods lO5: Judge
Sale. Aragoncse. Sam Connor, Miko Crebs. 1903
Third race, five and n half furlongs-Mary EN-.
lly. Iron Queen. Island Queen, ll2 Roberta. Eanu:
Flootlng Fashion. Clara w. Rose Swoot los
Dcccncy, io5; Alico Teresa, Tidy Wolfarth. Syfs
Greene. 100
Fourth race. futuTty course-paddy Clip. l15;
Amerlcun. li2 Mlmorioso III. Gold FIna los
Palorita. i01s John o. Wakefield. Mandadoro los.
Fifth race, one m!le-Star Blue. 1l5: Dot,ic B.
ll3; Littloton. No Quarter 1i2i Harlom Maid
Gretchen G., 10; Prince Conrad. Ora McGee ios:
The Monk, los. Marie Cogbl. Patriotic Valesal
ioJ.
Sixth race. one pilic-Lescsr. ll5; Flying John
Patterson liai Hann6. Briton Footloosc, TalIoy
Dip los. McAlao, LOG; Holabird. 81
Clear, fast
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Pirates Are Threatening.

AS the race stands today the Pirates
are but two games behind the Cubs and
five and half TO the rear OF the Quak-
ers. Far out In the distance, II is true,
stand the Giants, TO whom many have
been ready to concede the flag
New York worked their string of sue
cessive victories UP to fourteen during
the week and then fell before Chicago.
whit.n- club otherwise Jared poorly until
striking easier going In Brooklyn.
The weeks figures make sorry reading
for friends OF the Philadelphia Nationals S.
for the club dropped all but two games IN
seven
The case Is far worse for Brooklyn,
which lost It's tenth straight game yes
terday and is now back I'm the second
division. Poor pitching has been the
Superbas's main trouble. Boston Is not
so far behind Brooklyn now. the Braves
winning five out OF eight games last
week. st Louis suffered most at Bos-
toms hands.
Cincinnati got an even break on eight
games, finding BROOKLYN In the dumps
and taking four straight.
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GIANTS HOLD LEAD
WITH TIGHT GRASP
Continue to Win Games and
Many Concede McGraw
National pEennant.

NEW YORK, July 13.-The Giants held
the center OF the baseball stage during
the past week. continuing the winning
streak that has put them far out In
front In the National lengue race, but
as another week opens they face the
possibility OF serious rivalry from an
time foe. The baseball world Is fast
pnrgs at last threaten serious trouble for
BEFORE the season opened the Pirates
on form looked 10 be team whose pen
nant chances We're bright. From ono
cause or another. however. largely
through ineffective box work. they Jagged
Tar behind until July found them In
lifth position and several gansAs short ol
the 500 mark
But the last ten days has seen de-
cided change. Clarke's men arc now
carrying everything before them. Yes
terday marked their eighth straight VIC
tory, They did not lose a game during
the week and are playing ball OF high
1t is of course impossible to tell how
long they Will keep this pace up but
an analysis of the way they have wor
their string of straight victories gives
their friends cause for encouragement
The pitchers are now apparently back
In the form that caused the staff to bt
classed on paper as about the best ir
the league. That the team is batting
we'll Is attested by the seventy-four hits
made during the week While the fielding
has been well looked after,
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Playing Is Sharp.

Although the score was one sided and
Midvale took an early lead OF five runs
which they gradually increa sed, the game
was lively and full OF sharp plays. In
ceanly While Kilburn wound up. Plake
started from the bag and he made home
without even having to slide. The official
scorer said that Plake sneaked In behind
the batter'S back, attempting TO hide
from the catcher. At any rate he pulled
the play about as neatly as anybody who
makes a reguarl business OF stealing
home.
ST George excelled at the bat, getting
four hits out OF FIVE times UP. Other
members Of both teams also hit heavy, as
is shown In the score.
MAGNA-MIDvhLE
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LINEN PLAYERS ADD
TO WINNING STRING

The American Linen supply team added
ing the Rieger G. L!ndey team yester-
day by a score Of II 10 8, Features Of
the game were the batting Of Ryan OF
the Linen team, with two home runs.
and the fielding OF Second baseman
Tucker of the Reger & Lindley team.
Batteries: American Linen, d. Hanson,
Hall and II. Hanson; Rieger & Lindley,
GreoShner and West
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'EW YORKS EVEN
b Up WITH ST. LOUIS

~ LOUIS, July 13.-New York evenea
~ ne series with ST. Louis this after
h, hs,, score 10 2. The winning run was
snd single by Peckinpough. II,
't~at t innirg ST. Louis got two passes
w doubles. but one run was all
n n" aM could tally. AEnew hit the
cr the left field fence for n home
un. 'ne seventh. New York's first
Il tne resul, ~ pass. a sacrifice
MIA tnsie Two singles and an out
ioF another IN the fourth, Score
NEW YORK ST. LOUIS.
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STORMS KEEP FLYING
BOAT MEN IN HARBOR

MjTSKEGON. Mich, July lS.-High
winds and heavy seas on Lake Michiean
today prevented resumption of the hydro
acroplane flight from Chicago 10 Detroit,
Glen Martin, at Lake Iarbor assisted
by bathers succeeded in getting his
craft into the open lake, but the waves
breaking against the wings made u Inn
possibe to put the machine I'm Tight.
Eecl<wItb Ravens and Roy Francis still
are marooned al Pcutwater. and neither
made an attempt today 10 leave port
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Cuban Leads In Chess Play.

NEW YORK, July 13-The fourth
round Of the chessmasters' tourns ment.
which was ended early today, left Capa =
blanca, the Cuban cha mpion, still In the
lead with five games won and none lost.
Kupuck and Marder tied for second and
third places. each with three games won
and none lost Bernstein is behind them
with three games won and two lost.
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hits-smith. Daniels. Creo. stolen bns,s-pr,u
shounn. knsht. Midkn. Double play-waiiace
10 Gtict Leit ON hascs-st Louis Q. New York
!. Flint base ou 6alls-on Ford g. or Mi,cheiI
!. Git by pitchor-Ford. by Mitchell. struck
out-By Ford 3, by Mitchell 2. Passed bali
smith Cd Time OF game hour and 30 minutes
Cmplrcs-Dnccn md Egan
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SHOPMEN WIN FROM
SOLDIERS IN TENTH
Game Is Fast and Exciting;
Hull Hits Ball for
Home Run.

The d. & r. G. shopmen won from the
fast Regimental team at Fort Douglas
Yesterday morning in a very fast end
exciting ten-inning game by the score
Of 3 TO S. The raiiroaders a re working In
fine form now and must he considered one
OF the fastest amateur teams IN the state
The feature vas the pitching of Copper
for the shopmen and home run by Hull
OF the Fort Douglas team.
SuOpMES- FORT DnuGIAS
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YELLOWSTONE PARK.

Everybody seems to be going TO
yeIlowstone now. Why don't you go7
aWylie Way''-the no-bother, most,
fun. see.it.every.b route. Official
route of the Salt Lake Commers,ai
rlub 1912; ogden p, r. O. E., 1913.
SIJi caIi or telephone for information. New
ofIiee. 25 West South Temple PhoT
Wasatpb 1883. -
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Russell Knocks Out Lore,

NEW ORLEANS. July 13.-Franlie
Russell OF New Orleans knocked out
johnny Lore OF New York in the twelfth
round OF a fight scheduled for twenty
rounds at McDonoughville Lore was
knocked through the ropes by u vicious
right cross The defeated man claimed
afterwards that he was hit while tam
rlcd IN the ropes. BY this knockout Rus
sell wipes out the stigma OF n round
decision against him In Lorc's favor sew
crel months aRo. II was RuSselrs bout
almost from the start. and Lore was
severely punished In the seventh and
twelfth rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

Free boxing, wrestling, baseball, vol
ley ball and other contests. Saltair,
Tuesday. advertisement.
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. W.. - trFoTt-W0Enor I2l. WclVo- Two
<,.,., tayof. Gardner Home run-chsso.
~" ~ m,s-Rsth. sehalk. Stolen bise-BcaIl
49, ni'y@1-,'f'aih ~ 20 Wosver IA Chase (2i L-i'
|L-n,, h'caso 2 EoEton l. FirE, baso Oh
*<y Collins I. of Scott J. Ht by
,I,. Tlssu, by Scott Struck ou,-sy n
-,su, =. ~ Scot, 4. Time o, gafne-i hour and
'''''- rnpires-Eynns and Sheridan
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Deseret gym field day sports, Saltair
hippodrome, Tuesday. All free.
tAdvertisement)
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IRAN for Lolvclt In eighth.
-Batcd for CaTsch In nirh.
Cleveland ....-......0 . o.
Washington 90. ........O o o 0 Is
Summary Errors-TuTner. Chapman. Jackson.
Laloic Milan. Shauks Three -onsc hits-Milau,
Mcbride Homo run-Jackson Double plays
Chapman and Turner. Johnston and Cullop. John
son. Morgan and GandlI. Cullop and johnson
Cerlsch and Lajoie Hlts-OG Cullop. !n In
rjngs mono ou; in flfhl. Off Mitchell. In (
Innings; off Kaher. l In l-S inning: Off Kalkcn-
berg. in . 2-3 innings. First base balls
or Cullop /. OF KahlcT ]. Struck out-By
Mitchell :. by Johnson 8. First base errors-
Washington !. Left on 6naes-Cieveland (. wash
ington G. Time OF Ramc-2 hours and 20 min
utcs. umplrcs-Connolly and McGrcovcy.
National League.
No games scheduled yesterday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CFirxt Cameo

*o'e By lnuings-
ikaelpblS " ........0 n O..
roll -. ..............0 o ! o -
;snmary: ETors-Collins Mckee. Two-has,
r-collins. Cobb Daues. Thrso-hase hit
WA Sacrifice hts-Bush C3l. Sacrifice files
ia veacb Mckee, Stolen base-ColllnS. Lcn
/ Iases-PhlsdeIphia s. Detroit !. Base on balls
mi Houes 5. of DauSs 5. Struck oyt--By Houck
1 kY Dsuss 6. Time Of game hours and II
|-uts. umpires-o Loughlin and E!ldsbraud.
tSecond Gamo.l
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Western League

4, wicnits-st. Joscph I:. wieh!tn
a, Topohn-Dca Moines s-3. Topeka t-?o
A, Denvor-sioux Ci;y d.. Donvsr i-1p.
81 Linoolu-omahs lis. Lincoln 81.
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''VF . '.'''''.'..''..V I U ) ~
mnary: Error-olArlug, Two base hi,s-Bs-
GaineT Threc-bsso hi,s-Murphy. Oldrlnr.
= Cobb HI,s-oN T. Bush. 8 in - In
-: of Bender. In . i.2 innings; on WlIlert
Z innings; of Lake. none In Innings. Sac
~ his-Ncfnuia. ]. Bush. Sacrifice flies
Zig Collins. Crnw.Crd. Left on bnscs-Phlla-
'Pnid ]. Detroit s. First bnsc on balls-On J.
- 4. off Wiile,t . Struck out-By j. Bush I.
ptndsr ?. b. Willctt Wild pitch-J. Bush.
y. Of game? hours and I minutes. Umpiros-
'-efTsnd spd o'Loughlin
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FIVE. HUNDRED MOTOR
BIKE. RIDERS COMING

HUTCHINSON, Kan. July lS.-Five
hundred motorcycle riders VIII start from
bara Tomorrow morning on a tour TO the
pockv mountains The riders VIII be
race m1" members Of the Short Grass Motor
club OF Kansas. and divisions OF cyclists
from New England. Indiana. NenrasNa
and the south The tour Is for pleasure.
DR.. j r. Patterson. national president
OF the Fcderati OF American Motor
cyclists ise at the head of The trip ono
nosnd exclusively of Kansas girls. VIII
make the tour. The cyclists VIII be sent sem,
away by Governor Hodges, ana WIN
snnnd Monday night at Lorned, TUESDAY
night al Dodge City and Wednesday night
ut Holy, Colo.
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Band every afternoon and evening al
Wandamere. ADVERTISEMENT !
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Band every afternoon and evening at
Wandamere (Advertisement.) }
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Southern League

>, snshyille-Mobi,o l. Nashville T.
AZ Momphlf-Ecw Orleans L. MempnN o-''
Only two gumeR.
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Deseret qvm' day. Saltair. Tuesday.
Athletic contests and sports. All free.
(Advertisemont)
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Continuous dancing Maiesti pavilion
Tuesday. Band and orchestlr.
(Advortisemcnt.)
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NorthmesterR League

AZ scsttle-sonttlc 6-1T. Victoria ais.
a, Tacoma-Tacomn Z. Portland n
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Eight Men Drowned,

|nbers July 1S,-Eight men. all
|Rhf Soo OF party OF Boston and Maine
Inf u,unqler9 who We're taking a days
cansI- the harbor. were drowned by
b s}s1ng OF the sloop Alberta late
ris.goon. SIX OF the party were
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|IFTRO|T CAPTURES
|TNO FROM MACKMEI
v.nnings's Pitchers Hold Ath-
leics to Five Hits in
Each Game.
Yesterdays Results.

!. n.,rn,t-petroit III. Philadelphia 1-s'
A. A. SSSsesgo-Chleaso 3. Boston ..
AZ S.., Sn yorx-Ncw York 8. st. Louis
~ a. rr.snioc,on- NJ" -washlnston 5. Cleveland =
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See state boxing and wrestling ham.
pions in action, Saltair, Tuesday. Az
free. tAdVertlSeihehV'J
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-Batted Tor StoMaft II nInth'
Score BY Innings
Magma - ........,.....0 % 0 -
Mldvale 60. ...........s.b 10
Summary: Errors-ouinn, Kaefcr Plakc (2),
KIIpatrick priddo Brown (2). Two-bGSe hits
81. George (2), Trescdcr Buddo. Fitzpatrick, Scott
49, ouion. Plnko t2). Kaefor. Thrcc-baso nit
Buddo. Double play-Qu!nD 20 Scunlon TO kso-
fer stolen bascs-Forbes. Scott Plebe. Tresoder
Let on basos-SIagpa TO- Midvalo 3. Hits-ou
Kilburn 6 In . &c inpingGt or ST. George. In
i-T inninss Bases on ballh-on Price none. of
Kilburn l. of St. George l. Struck outIby
Price s. by Kilburn I. by st George T. Triple
play-st George 10 Suddo TO Brown 70 Farmer
Sacrifice hit-Mursctts. Hit BY pitcher-By Price.
Farmer Tiuc of game hours and minutes.
Aucndancc-15oo Umplre-Turnor. scorer r.
Koough.
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Dancing event of the week. Majestic
TnncHn,. y Rand nrd oxaLsstxa
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sHopMEN-FoRT DOUGLAS.


Fort Douglas ............0 ! q is
Shopmcu -. .............e 2-e
Summary; ErroE-Woodrrn. Wagner. Hall c.
Parker. Rucde '2l. Kesler. W',on. Copper. Home
run-Hsu Two-base bits-Copper, Wagner
Lamb Three,baao hlts-Rpcdc. Walker. Bases on
bslls-oN Copper g. off Barrett (. Struck out
BY Copper Is. By Barrett 10. Hit By pitcher
Wright. twice By Barrett Time OF game hours
and fifteen minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

PSGet the hwyl on Thursday. July II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14
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'Batted for Mitchell in eighth
IRAN for Lollvclt in eighth.
-Ratlcl for CarIacii In ni,rh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-14

Dated for W!Ilc;, in sixth.
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