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Show THE SPORTING SECTION. tlTES GET EDGE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, .MAY N, WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND OAKLAND DROPS !i, SPORTING SECTION jJjIG PLENTY OF SCORES IN GAME W. By Briggs There were plenty of scores and errors In the game played yesterday between the Western Union Operators and the Royal Laundry. The laundry boys took the long end by two runs. The score: ANOTHER PAIR ON THE SERIES AGAINST SEALS Crowd Swarms on Diamond and Threatens to Give Umpire Guthrie Beating. Contest Is Marked by Really Thrilling Work in All De- partments of Game. (Continued from rage 1. SlMrts Section) dentlv has some misgivings concernthe wing of William Steen, who ing was In the pitchers box. to put It constarted Brown, servatively. Wolverton Herb Mur-- I up. warming fo'ithpaw, i during: decided to make someso hay he sent a tiAe prevailing sunshine, a rttlce fly to center, scoring Ityan. the Rath took third oncuttheoffthrow toJones In the trv to Ryan. plate irot in front of a drive from the hat ran? sweetly, of Hannah and the bell was if only once, and the score board runs, decorated with three Salt Lake which. It was shown later, was ample to win. el Score In Fifth. HO?S WOIA'KRTOX shot some the Seals on the bench, BIGand intocame up in the first of they two tallies the fifth to score the only iiii-wr pair came nprmittpd. The In the first of the fifth. Chick Autrey found one to Ms liking, ana n wentto center for a eingie. iommy . wumlan cot beneath one lifted to tne same nuiirMinrhnnH hv .Tftnps. Then Clar ence Tirooks hammered to left for a double, Iirnoka Autrey. The scoring shot went right over third, so close to the bag that it might or almost have been called lucky a down soft." Steen dumped "pretty bunt. It was a close call at first, and Brashear guessed differently Kitty As from Steen. Kitty called Steen out. a result of the little bunt, Krooks went to third. Then up came Dalton. here the portly Mr. Wolverton his red sweater andRight approached "the engaged in umpires. Wolverton was of attemptthe pastime Pier-ccthe goat of Pitcher someing to securesaid was there that Harry the matter with the pitcher's thing box." although it had been serving itsuseful purpose without protest preibu mu v ?CEA!J SHOES sr-ore- rnoE- - QooD Love lb J. Llnnell 2b ss Jennings Fox 3b Mills p J. Davis cf W. .1 oh n son If 1v!sS X 1 I HrJ 1 L HO '.. 10 Maggert cf .....34 Kills If 4 Wolter rf 3 Koerner lb Oalloway 2b3b ....33 McLarry 3 Boles c 4 Butler ss 0 Standrldge p 1 Scoggins c p 0 Baesler 2S Totals " 1 S 3 3 0 1 1 2 1 0 9 2 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 OAKLAND. It R AB 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 13 0 PO 1 0 3' 1 0 4 . A 111 If Ji80zi rt - Af-V- 1tt 9 2 The United Vulcanising team sprang by defeating the Lewis 66 team at Walker's field. The 10 10 10 0.00 s 2 3 0 a surprise yesterday score was 7 to 4. t. uoth The game was clubs were full of pepper. The Lewis club took the lead in the fourth, scoring a pair on hits by Lloyd, Ensign and Barber. The Lewis boys added another in the fifth on Cowan's single and steal of second and Lloyd's single. The Vulcanlzers arrived in the sixth A walk .for Abbott, Cowan's error on to Prouse's grounder and West's douAde field, added three runs ton the right seventh. A single by "Buddy" Ensign, Hansen's double and a fielder's cholice put the the final run over for Lewis boys-isixth. An error by Yates and a wild throw Watson put Thompson all th way by round-Ithe eighth. Sherrill's drive, fielder's choice and Abbott's single put Boots over for the final run in the ninth. The Vulcanlzers, under Mainager West, showed improvement. The score: hard-rougn- 0 0 16 14 27 10 2 1 1 0 2 2 4 3 2 2 3 2 1 8 8 2 1 2 0 0 101010 10 2 0 0 2 0 0 13 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 27 10 ' 3 UTAH VULCANIZING. AB R H TO 2 5 1 0 Howe 3b. . 3 1 2 2 Abbott ss 5 2 1 0 Prouse 2b B 1 11 0 West c . , Fletcher lb cf Thompson Gltsch If Taufer rf Sherrill p Totals 0- 0 0 0 1 0 7 7 27 9 4 A E 66. R 1 0 II PO 3 2 o 2 2 1 McLarry 2, Ellis, Kenworthy, Barbeau. Sacrifice hit Bassler. Bases on balls Off Kahler 3, off Klaxton 1, off Martin 3. off Beer 2, off Kleln2. Struck out By Kahler 2. by Martin 2, by Beer 3, by Klein 1, Stolen bases Bassler, Elliott, Berger. Double plays Kenworthy to Elliott to Barbeau to Ken worthy, McLarry to Butler to Koerner. Runs responsible for Kahler 5, Martin B. Beer 1. Klein 3. Left on bases Los Angeles 6, Oakland 5. Charge defeat to Martin. Time 2.00. Umpires Guthrie and Finney. Ferguson, If; Cruger, ss Spence 3b; I Sorenson. c; ' Jenson, p. lb; Delaney, rf; Bozone, BINGHAM IN GOOD GAME (Johns woodburn, if; Dorius, ss: Hampshire. 3b: Swertfager. lb: Smith, 2b; Peak, - rf; Scott, c; cf; Hopkins, The Bingham baseball team defeated Ridd, p.the Conns yesterday at Bingham by TICK'S PLACE WIXS. the ncore of 9 to "2. The game was better than the score Tuck's place won yesterday from the indicates. but on account of the American Express team" by the, score the errors were many. grounds Jenson pitched a good game for of 18 to 7. The game yesterday reSpence's hitting fea- tains Tucks team In the 1000 eV'fcent Bingham,Theand line-utured. percentage list in the Commercial Bingham Cushman, 2b; Sweet, cf; league. C0HNS MEET DEFEAT AT J - p: -- ...jr : Every now and then some ball player who has been paid a large for playing six months out salary of the year and is sold to another club because some magnate will not increase the already unreasonable stipend springs that old gag about slavery in baseball. Which calls to mind some such case as that of Joe Tinker, who has made $105,500 in fourteen years of more major league ofplaying and has it invested in prop-ert- v than $80,000 at the present time. Showing is that being a "slave" in baseball often far better thalTbelng a professional or business man. . r - SUNNYSIDE TAKES GAME FROM PRICE; SCORE 11-to The May 28. ISpecial jCastle 7 x if i w - r tti, i ' w- - I a M.&'-t- t..t..t.tt.t. J V 1 o i -- V3 I u. - Tlin Plionc Wasatch fr The Ford Hospital m 4 1 .jm. n Ij ''v 63-7- AM .rVJ- II! mm. "ill HiiiV "4 ' 1 II a 4 ' : ill' Hi 25md 1 ' ' I if 9 '"nlll" m m f-- 3-10- I f e, ' - it . , X Makers of ihe Bphsst Cmds Turkish end Egyptian Qqarettes in the UfcrJ iliifflc :ff lh r. Mit'l Ti,iH", REMEMBER Turkish tobacco is the world's most famous tobacco for Cigarettes. ' 111 ' i'i m i 2 Htrald-RepuM!c- &m 2-- ut 2 In a fast game the Price. baseball team defeated Sunnysidea score of 11 to 2. Price by Fowler, the Price pitcher, was driven from the box In the fourth inning. Averlll, replacingwashim, pitched good but Price unable to overball, come the eight-ru- n lead scored off ' Fowler. A good crowd turned out to see the Carbon leaguers play the game. f Castle Gate defeated Helper by the score of 16 to 5 in a game played af Gate. : t 3 Adams. BASEBALL SLAVE LIKE JOE TINKER? A j- r-s- 1 v 0.0 -0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0000231 17 04 10 14 p.. 1 AB- - ....54 1 0 3 2-- 3 e wig-waggi- 38 2 0 0 1 0 LEWIS 2 8 1 4 4 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 1 " d. ng ....44 Cowan ss, 2b Tlin 1 0 4 E A 0 1 Yeates cf o o 4 1 FOR THE BIG TOURNAMENT Spencer lb l 4 1 2 0 0 Lloyd 3b 0 4 1 2 0 8 Watson c Three squads of shooters of the Salt Ensign 1 4 2 0 0 0 lfv Lake Gun club met at the Hansen 2b. ss . ..4 01 1 12 3 0 club grounds, for a practice shews t be- Barber rf .......44 0 10 0 04 02 p fore the state tournament at Spring-vlll- e Thorpe 1 0 0 0 0 0 Roff to decide the championship of 4 8 10 27 11 the state. Totals .. ..'..38 About fifteen men burned powder at Roff batted for Yates in ninth. the 5, 20 and 22 yard lines yesterday, Score bj Innings and another practice shoot will be held U. Vulcanizing: ...0 Lewis 66 this evening. ..0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 runs Lewis 4, The preliminary shoot will be held Earned Summary: 0. Stolen bases Howe, this afternoon and the main shoot is Arulcanisslnff West. Thompson, Cowan, Spencer 2, to be contested Tuesday and on errors Lewis 2, Thorpe. First4. base Two-bas- e hits ThompVulcanizing son, AVest, Hansen--. Struck out By 11. 9, Bases on Thorpe Off by Sherrill 2. Wild pitch I balls Thorpe tWHO WOULDN'T BE Thorpe 2. Umpire Beaumont. Scorer 11 se-riif- n n x 2-- v 0 0 TRAPSH00TERS PRACTICE 17 7 0 1 5 0 2 0 ..15610210 v. 1 2 0 1 0 6 2 5 5 Score by innings 0 16 Royal Laundry Western Union ..6001 2 032 014 JenErrors J. Llnnell, 'MulSummary: Mills. J. Davis. Sillett, Fox, nings, lins 3. Pane 2. Prince, Hines, English. kTwo-bas- e hits Love 2, Mills 2, Sillett 2, Jennings, C. Johnson, Weiler 2, Prince 1. Double plays English . to Mullins to English. Stolen bases Pape. ' J. L.innell 2. Mills, O. Johnson. W. Mullins, 13.Settle. Pape, Johnson, Sillett, Off Mills off Mourey Hits English. 8 in 3 innings, off Zeigler 6 in 6 in Mills 3, off nings. Bases on balls 1.OffStruck out Mourey 2,X, off Zeigler By Mills by Mourey O.5. by ZeiglerSil-3. Hit by pitcher Fox, Johnson, lett. Umpire Splan. f i: n-- 1 E. Davis cf L. Cundick 0 0 PO A Lewis Club Loses Interesting Game Which Is Played on Walker's Field. . ed 1 4 0 0 3 4 -. .- 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 5 K O. 2 2 12 T Mullins 2b Krauth cf .. Weiler c 3 Settle lb 5 Pape 3b 4 Prince rf 4 Hines If English ss .......... o1 Mourey p 3 Zeigler p 40 Totals 1 A 3 6 4 2 2 2 2 . BY VULCAN1ZERS PERATORS. AB R II PO A Mc-Lar- rv PO 6 Totals er LOS ANGELES. AB R H 6 6 Johnson rf Sillett c CAN'T ual 0 2 1 0 0 4 Mlddleton ss 1 2 3 3 0 4 Davis ss 1 0 3 2 4 1 Cook cf Kenworthv 2b ..23 10 02 31 10 00 Gardner rf o 1 2 7 1 3 lb Barry 1 0 3 2 0 4 c Klllott nui viouriv. t.viafnuy jiarry Barbeau 3b ......40 00 01 03 32 01 Ms Seals. After an investigation Um- Klaxton p 0 0 0 0 3 0 lied Held, who was In charge of Iine rf pire 0 0 0 0 1 0 Griffith back Wolverton the enjoyment, waved o 0 0 1 1 0 to the bench. Rerger 0 0 0 0 1 0 Whether It was psychological or Zimmerman ltickv or whatever the red sweater 3 4 12 27 14 33 Totals which Mr. Wolverton wore Into the diamond had its effect for Dalton batted for Gardner In sev- smashed a hard one at Bill Orr. The . Griffith u UArrw haftml fnr Middlftton In Salt Lake short fielder committed an Brooks scored and Dalton went ninth. Zimmerman batted for Cook In prror. to second before Bunny Brief could ninth. Score by innings find out where Orr had heaved the ball. Schiller attempted to create Los Angeles: 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 Kome sdditlonal disturbance, but Shlnn Runs 1 1 2 10001 aw that the rally was effectively Hlts hecked. Two runs on two and a Bill Oakland: 4 Orr had been the cause of the damage 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 Runs 12 Rnd brought the score up to three to 0 1 0 3 2 1 2 2 1 Hits two. It made the affair of Interest for Summary: Three runs 4 hits 0 at bat the time being. In 2 plus innings off Klaxton. out in out 2 on; 3 runs 4 hits 14 third, none Piercer Cie Hand. In 3 3 lnnlnrs off Standrldge, at'bat of the fifth when the home nut in fnnrth out 1 on. Three-bas- e Two-bas- e THE lastand boys were at bat was full of hit Elliott. hits Gardner, M r k'nnrnr Sacrifice hits but that was all. cirtV T. hope hilarity, Bill Piercey was leudly applauded Koerner. Standrldge, Maggert.onDavis. when he came to bat. He did the usual Sacrifice balls Bassler. Bases He 2, obliged accomplish. things pitchers Klaxton fly3. Scoggins 2. Standrldge e th opposition Steen of Mana-ridgby fanning, 3. ssirucK oui ny as it Klawitter sort of professional courtesy, 1. by Scoggins I. Double plays were. Then Tommy Quinlan started Klaxton to Kenworthy to Barry, Klasome monkey work, cutting up. He witter to Elliott to Barry, Standrldge tried to fool the opposition by bunt- to Boles to Koerner, Cook to Barbeau, went foul. Then Tommy ing. A couple to McLarry, Wolter to Butler.met the ball squarely on the nose for Maggert 8. Oakon basesr noLos Left T wfia hi a fits a triple to center. Shinn flew to left. 1HI1U,4 elAngeles vtnn JVUIl-Kkiuvta t'"io Schaller made a really great throw to 2. Standrldge 3. Klawitter 1. Stolen Brooks. "Great" is the only word that basest Middleton, Davis. Kenworthy. expresses it. Quinlan beat the ball Credit defeat to Klawitter. Charge to In after the catch, but had to elide so victorv Time of game Scoggins. not touch the 1.35. Umpires Finney and Guthrie. widely that he couldwise and touched wat plate. Brooks . Afternoon Game. to the disgust of Tommy out. much natWhile the crowd that gentleman. LOS ANGELES. would liked to have seen Tommy urally AB R 31 PO A K so In was Itself core, the play perfect 4 0 0 cf ..... 3. that it was welcomed and efficient Maggert K 2 3 0 2 0 even though coming: from the opposi- Ellis If 1 0 0 2 4 2 Wolter rf tion. Koerner lb .... 46 21 21 131 01 00 ... 4 0 3 1 A n Eyelash Oeeaslon. Galloway 2b3b .... 0 McLarryc first of the sixth was one of Rassler o 1 1 1 1 2 occasions. By this is Butler ss eyelash 1 2 0 0 0 5 meant that the Seals came within 4 0 0 0 0 0 the nick of scoring. Downs walked. Kahler p He fooled around off first until piercey Totals . .'....15 10 11 27 10 0 threw one that neither Bunny Brief nor OAKLAND. could else have anyone possibly was that the The net result R H PO A K -; on third. Jack Mlddleton If ... AB 4 2 0 0 0 0 captain perched at the plate and waved Davis ss 1 1 2 4 1 0 c'lifey s big appeared meanln-Hstick with menacing 1 4 4 1 0 0 Cf Cook 1 1 1 5 walloped one at Bill Orr that Bill Kenworthv 2b. .4 0 threw to the plate with sufficient Gardner o 1 1 . 3 0 0 rf and efficiency to shut off Barry lb 3 0 0 9 promptitude run and prevent the ball game Elliott c the 1 1 2 1 0 0 from being tied up. Chick Autrey was Barbeau 3b 1 1 4 0 his bat. Manager Martin p up 0 1 0 0 0 0 to told wolverton go 2 0 2 1 0 Harry 0 'Joiieyh Beer Lamia !nwn for the steal. K 1 3 0 0 0 thought Griffith c and the made Orr final 1 0 differently, 0 0 0 0 I.ane on was It throw. as thesewed-uclose Klein p putout 0 0 0 0 p a ball game as to being 0 0 0 0 p whatc. me Darners can tne "polish Klaxton 1 1 0 0 0 0 Berger shav 8 6 34 27 15 0 Totals Won In he"slth. old ball game was put securely Lane batted for Beer In eighth; Till-- Blankenship's possession In the Berger batted for Klaxton in ,nlnth. . last of the lxth. Just to start the Score by Innings pnrty along. Bunny Brief Itwalked Los Angeles: third. hit went Buddy past 0 0 4 2 Iljan and Brief 3 10 Buns . for a double scored. Bill Orr 4 2 0 0 11 3 Hits . laid down a sacrifice of the latest model. Bill Steen made a grand re- Oakland: . ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 Runs the substantial covery, but there was 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 6 3 lilts Rath Ryan on third and -- imminent. doubled to right. It was rt peculiar old Six runs Marhits off Summary: cowoie lor it was barely inside and tin. 11 at bat in 2 innings. One run went down into a little In 2 hits off Beer. 19 at bat in 6 the field near the fence. depression of Three runs 3 hits off Klein. 3Innings. at bat Ryan, kickori in 3 inning: out in ninth. 2 on. 2 out. courini. scored. Catcher Brooks ."mi loud and hard, but I dm Ilid in ih ho Home run Koerner. Two-bashits Knw better and that it was a double did Brashear not Umpire Red Held Kitty to hare all the criticism,want no brick. He knocked Brooks to his knees, ne maue wnat mignt be considered In nearly shoved Red Held out of the ball "not such a very good" park. It was really a classy feat of polite English, decision when he called Murphv out ground and lofty for Truck's on h piay rrom .lones to Autre-- . Fdnnk were elevatedtumbling, while he completed enship and Ryan protested with vlor. the final portion of the Journey on D'U incr was nothing accomplished exhis shoulder blades. The crowd very Rath was on second. cept that wild, for it is not so freproperly Tn k Hannah singled to center. quent thatwent such performances Rath scored. This was entirely too are staged in aacrobatic ball yard. The run TMtici, for the constitution of Manaicer sored. which was the main thing. olverton of the Seal, so he told Bill Tommy Quinlan was so convulsed with In the club-hoSteen to take a nice that the best he could do was a fly to center. The count was four and sent Twirler Brown to the laughter le f sacrlliCf. Drown is He runs on four hits and a whole bunch of Is also listed as a pitcher. Bill Pir-e- y was In the batter's box. The Truck fnn tr :!i )jc Mm ken Grent Tkrim, Has on first. Piercey reeted Pitcher Shtnn Brown with a classy single to right. TTT HILE there was no net result so far This moved the Truck around to third. YV as the hcorina- went in the chamthere pions half of the situation was Ideal for a several good plays seventh, which should and Blank ordered the proce- were not be overlooked. Autrey singled at dure. He tdgnalrd Piercey to go the He tried to stretch th? biff a throw, trusting Into start. Jowri to draw a double, but failed because Jlmmv Hannah dent the that rubber. Shlnn made one of the grandest throws might Blank succeeded the or his career, and Morris Rath was admirably. For was Jerrv Downs, intercepted throw, on the put-oend. It was rightofthere a bit high. Jerry byshot the ball back one those the fans call good to Brooks at the plate as soon as could playing or a things of the game, dereasonably be came In Hut in came pending upon break how the game is going:. like a ton of Just to show that Hannah, and heexpected. was good. the cat h off Jones. Kath made an excellent going P.iooks singled to left and Brown walked. Matters were getting Interesting, but Dalton's best was r hoist to Rath. The two enemy hits had gone for no purpose. Ttie I.at I t Run. final Ute run made its appearance If your For J limps or coughs. THE the lat of the seventh. Shlnn Onr repairing is rlonc by exgot the glad hand for his throw, but the best response was down the and polish for 7ic, well to Schallcr. Right at this parpert'. Vah ?" a month. ticular moment Brief saw his favorite Storo tree outside the feme in left field waring at him. so he smashed out a After Shalier had be'-- retired homr. in the first of th eighth. Bodle hit one to Bill Orr'j. right. BUI got it for a great 1 Orpheum Avenne. The throw ws high. 'but Bur.nv stop. went Brief rlffht up into the air. and (Around Corner of Wilkes hroi.cht It down for ihe putouts. if Theatre.) all For that ended practical j the ntertainmcnt purposes, and .cnt one of tho 3 biggest crowds of the year home happy. time-honor- ROYAL LAUNDRY AB R II (Continued from Page 1, Sports Section) section gave the visitors two more In the second and Martin retired. Beer, who followed, stayed stx Innings, allowed but two hits forSammy and was against but once. Klein Proven Ereentrtc Beer retired that a pinchhltter might be used. Here enters friend Kddle Klein. The southpaw heaved In his made that has There eccentric hi'm a mark for style, clubs. opposing were two walks, a by Rube Kllis and singles bv Koerner and before Elliott shoved in the Indian. Klaxton. who was etarted in the morning to stop the damage. The rapid fire netted three runs off Klein and broutrht the srrand total of the Chancemen irj to ten. with which show they quit and professed tnemseives ing well satisfied. , joke Possibly it was only another themthat allowed the Oaks to chasecushions selves five times around the in the last of the ninth, but It availed them nothing. Thj scores: Morn ox Game. two-sack- SURPRISE GIVEN RY FIFTEEN CElTS |