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Show THfi BALT LAKE TRIBUNE, .TJUIBSDAY : THE GUMPS t 1 WAS MAO I OlILf OIIE HIT i i on Error-Bal- ME TODAY U - - Al ...... M . .... .i .131 Wi Jus CHICAGO, looks a lot to -itwasn't A i Carer. et .401 tbwtb.rf ,.101 Wblttatf.nl a CUetodtU 2. . &I Total ' tatoo.a. . ..400 OiFWrt.rt 0 Hollocber.M t 0 Terry ,2b ...'4 'll 0 .1 .1 0 4,Hreo.lb .( 1 1 0 Oj J Ruth Smahe ach Game of Double headerj Now Hai t 24. in 1 Mill ..11 O'Farrell, Vattfba. . l Support Wins for Dutch and last Th am rd AMX&IOAlr LIAGtTEe Woa. ' We Cloroland a P e 4 Row Yrk Mo . Chicago . . oaoo.ao.aaeaaa.ao fTashinfloft Soaioa a It. UeU .. rrtpolt ! w. 4k 44 Uat. n28 a.40.0 4. ...a. .042 .047 .404 .404 n89 04 ett 80 ..OOaa ..o.oe.81 .81 0 0 0 Bet. .402 81 84 49 477 .830 1 IT Teetarda y1 Maaalta. At t. Louie 8, Bt. At Detroit t'hlcego 14, Detroit L At Philadelphia ((Trot fine) Now Tork 4. Fklladelp'iio 4 (Becoad gene) Now Tork 10. , Fkiltdolphia 1 Bottom At (Firel game! Waeklagto I. log. toa 4. (goeoad genei Waehiagtoa 4, BoeieS 1. ! CINCINNATI. AB.K.H.O.A 0 0 O 01 Rath. 1 1 0 0 OjDaebert.lb,.4 .8 ft All ft AB B.B.O.A. Jaarriolf .1 Btbretelet 1 ..1411 .401 ..41 14 111 Icknlts.rf OdroS.ib ....1 1 Reusk.cf Black lb Dunraa.l Ranaby.lb Poaralrib I 8 Kaef.aa Neala.rt ,. ft UrBeary, at. If .1 1,1 OAUaa.c Laraa.aa ..8 f l i Bcatbar.f .10 Kaodo .. 0 0 4 .11 ..11 lit if I Oil Ditooefra, Hatora.0 1 e 4 84 1 i Ra f Batted ter Balaaa A ft ... .,... ... ,... 4H1 Bokadol. Bt Uala at CUeago. . Waehlngtoa Naw Vork at Boatoa. at Philadelphia. PHJLaDEXJPHIA, Jun 90. Sis homo rung featured today's doubleheader between Now York Bud Philadelphia, th to I and vleltore winning both gamed, 10 to home run Ruth's twenty-thir- d Ot the reason acorwd tb winning run In th first game, while bis twenty-fourt- h tie ni th fourth circuit drive broke a Inning of the second contest. Tint gana: 1- -1 , alatb; 0 1 Scat by laalaga: lam ft 4 Ol 111!0 fClaioaa Tetala .n9i Totals .,3 tar tana ta alatb. , ..I1 II 0 1 PHILADELPHIA. . NEW TORK- - ' I . Eftora Stock. Suaaary: Benaby. ThraaAB.B.H.P0.A.I AB.R.H.PO.A. Baeri-ti- c baea hit A Ilea. .Btelea bate Beueh. .. 4 1 L 4 jW4ttr-3bFackyb Daabl Mte Daabart, Kept. play Ora 1 liUrlfia, 1 1 8b 4 ni. lb te Katb ta Daabart; Heath ar ta JUtk t 1 3 1 3l Walker If 4 Hamby to Laraa. Left aa bkaaa Bt. Dugan, aa I Looto Bkeea aa ball Oft , Ctoclsaatl i. 4 I M 3 O Btruuk.- - cf Beather 4. Btrack eot By Heather 2, by Perk tan Haiar 1. t'aiplre Aieaa aa Xnalis. Tin 1 1 4 O.Wyetl. rf 4 et fea. 2.21. OIThomaa 3b 4 3 t'Naylor, p 3 Beat Giants A Clocianetl 110 i 4113 43 Twice. Dodgers NEW YORK. Juno 10. Brooklyn woa both, games of a doubla-headfrom tb OitaM today, t to S and I to 1. LW the first game Mltchall held the Giaata throughout, while Wheats hitting figured largely in Brooklyn's runs. Past fan;. BROOtLTN. Ol.on.aa 6rimtk.rt NSW J AB.b.B.0.. .If U .i ! 'STA 4 Wheat. If ..4 Tj. ab.k.h o.a. 0 ..1 j,b Kny.lb ..4 1 - .401 i1 3'fBarraa,. 1 3 3Blfbee, p, 1 M 3T Is Trial. .404 Total. ,3 Batted for Naylor la artaatb. ar " 4 10 18 r27 n 7! Total li4 for Parry la aaraoth. tBatted for Hoaty la alatb. Score by laalafa; 0 1 0 2 1 I 1 1 f-- 10 Philadelphia , !.... Brrere Hauaab, Witt. Duran. Bummary Perkin. Twa-babite Meneel, Peeklnpaugh, Pugaa, Btruak. Three-baa- e hit Pecklnpaufb. , Matt, Btruak. Home nraa Ruth, Haaoah, Perktoa Rlpp. Double Bacrtflc to Duraa to Griffin, Witr and Ztoiraa. toft oa baoeKow York V Phila-BelphC Baaea m baltoOff Collina 1, off 7 inaingm, i Hiitg 1. Hits Off Perry Btrack out By Collina Uaaty 8 la innlnga. 9r bg Perry 4, by Haaty 9. Wild P1tckCl-Haa- , Baity, Paaaed ball Hannah. Perkloa, tdoaiaf pitcher Perry. Urptre-w-D4e- u Time of fame Toe boare aa4 ae aaioutCy 10101 10 Tiger Pitche II Total .IT 134 171 Tetalf ..3 2711 Battrtf tar Peatfer la alatb. Beer by toatogsi ft A 8 ft ft ft O--tf Pittebarf 1 ft ft ft ft A ft Lbleafe ... i TOO- Error Gritoro, Marti. Beavmary: r. bate hlta O'Ptrrell, Fa.V.rt, Tkafha and left ea baaea Plttabarg 1, Chieage ft. aa ball Oft Taufha 3. Bit by pitcher Baa Itraok eat By By Paarr (Holleebw). aaf be A by Feeder 2. Balk Vaafha. Tlai at gaa 1 2ft. laptraa Bigler aa Moral. CINCINNATI, June 40. Reuthor Haines at aged a pitching dual In tb aerie today. gam of the Koda-Caformer was givan the better support Cincinnati won. 1 to ft. OutHcjmer .0060 iaTitwaicB Tb 11 .1 ..10 RfclMtoaa I. AB.B.H.O 4 100 100 Nufwa -- CHICAGO. .3 three laalag. bom out la fourth; off Nlehaus, aad iwo-thirlaalaga;- - off iuthoraa. la ala Innlnga.. Btrack oat By Nlekass li Faeth 8; by Dari 2 Wild pitch o baron. I O 0 0 by Panned ball O'Neill. Winning pitcher tin!, .88 4 U 27 12 Icing pitcher Bagby, I mplrao Eraaa gad Hildebrand. Tima of game 2 boars. 1 0. Perry,' 3b .2 0 0 0 0 1 0 jBtimw - - Vauhn bald Pitta pitchers dual with 1 4 Rbrtea.lt 1, Marble, lb Oil 2 PiUert.cf 1 I ttaiagtt Row Tort .......ft . .. Pklladalpkla trroro Sun nary: Scot, by 1.01 11S 14 37 U gam Id the aeries today. 14 to 0. Coomba, who laat pitched for Brooklyn 0 10 --4 ThraO-hu- De- 1 1 1 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 13 8 0 4 8 0 100 M rf I lb i Gadaoa Blalet lb 0 Jacob. cf Williaa If 3 Asalia 8b 01 Gerber, a ' Set raid, c 0 Daria, p. 2 Bolbroa, p 1 3 3 8 4 Table, T. LOriB. AB.B.U PO.A. 8 4 8 d 3 8 4 1 l Ml M000 00, 2102008- - it ,.!( t III 110 Estttji 10 tla. i BRINGING UP FATHER J. r tano: Beeoatf it ' ocoroi BKOOILTN NIW TOltg. j AB.B.H.O.A.I AB B H.O.A. 2 Borao.lt ...4 0 Oloee.aa Tb ( Wheat. lif Myor M .. r Keatcay.tb 1 BllduffJ Millars trlanp Total Beer m .(Oil! ..411 411 lehaeia.tb Grtfftth.rf 4 lBoacmtAa ) Yeaaf.n lrr1tch,lb ,,4 Molly Jb llKaaf, at f.4 f Bicklaf.lb .1 1 S Ill 11 12 I 1 B 1 OjSnUh.a ..111 IjToaay.p I McCarty tDoyle.lb I Bubboil, p .aoTitrial by laal if a: tui . I a 2 ...I ...I i 2 .10 .0j .. ..m "14 0011 0 ,( I 27 a A Bmokiys New Terk ... ... Batted tea lleklaf ta alrbUt. tHatted fee Toaey la eighth. Sue. very: Twe-baa- e bite Wheat, Jokaataa. . Sacrifice bit Eaaetehy Daubla plays to .Bleb to leg Prlacb Molly, Baacroft to Molly, baeeo Brooklya A, Row fork , Boo m left ' oo ball Off Grin 5. eft Bubbell 3. Bit Off Toaey S la 1 iaaiara; off Hubbell 1 la 1 leelet. Btrack oat By Crimea 1. Loriaf pttchor Teaey. Vnplree Quiflty aa nick. Tin 1 11 1:21. Southem Utah League j SAUNA. Ja Stllaa cetlaaed itk beery blttlof oad woa aaotherA. leogu fene, eerily t beetlaf Goaaleea, Tberaborg, ptteblaf fee Sails, was otroag la tht piackee. Bd track oot tore Iro noa. x ; 10. SAUNA. . - ODNNIMN. AB.M.R.0.A. .A 4 Steel, lb .4 2 0 1 1'Peee. ft Ul. ne.ee 1 llNtwnao.lb 4 I !trgoea.2b MeCoca.rf O.B.Hiiroraa, 1 l! rf. tb, e 4 4 0 1 lb .free, $ a l'Leroeo, ft 4 Jecebo, e 0 Edwerde, if 4 1 Theraeo.ef I pelerea.lt Tbrabrg.p O.A. I 14 j n ' Bash Blraa, l 1 41 ,.4111 Ffdersa.p iJoatw rf .1 1 4 .4t't' 14 Totals Total .IT t Sanaiary; Otole baaea Petereea M Bale. am. Struck aut By Tkcrubuef 13. by Fred- oriebaea It. 'Hen faaa rrederickaa. Tkr. Unptrew-Maa- rao kae bib Tbacaaa. tad LlfkL that bay aa. Make a fiat ot thing rumulatad In th attic and run It In Th Tribun Want Columni and you will U thorn in no tire. VT CtNCH WITH ME - with which temptation th Casino for some time, and that moans It extremely good thle week. Gordon and Gordon make the Initial ap-pranee after the silent drama, and hava a novel aeries of new twtota and turns for th followers of fancy Acrobatic work. Benn and Webster have a and skit entitled "Will Ye Marry MeT" Mumford and Stanley, a "Top Notch Singing Comedians," liv up to their introduction, and display a line of comedy which le altogether novel, original and refreshing, while the bill Is closed by the Four Bangards In an artis tic conception of music, Jaxs slid syncopation. Th program reads The Blue Aothraty"; bathiag girl beauty roriow; f Music." They ar all that. Devils atagaalao; eomte aartaua. Th headliner of th bill la th CelU faatur-i- e AMRR1CAN Tko lariaibl Dtrarco. The fit Singers, in "Recollection" Walter MeGrall and Lcotrteo Joy; members have excellent voloA, and sing comedy, "Muakey Buaiacao"; Path combination This songs. Rows;. Hoary (Obafadorfor) Boaralad la piaao give an opportunity for harmony which i racital. , to not overlooked bv the songster The BtREMA Harry Caroy 1 ThofGua Flgktla' bill now running will change Sunday. G.atlcmaa 't lersoa magaalhe; Ualroraal at th 1 ea (1.1 0-- ItCarr..... Total SO 20 is! 8 11 1808 if ' 38 02 Highway Bids Are Found to Exceed Fundi on Hand Iptctal ta Tba Tribe. POCATELLO, Idaho, Juno 80. Bids On wenty-tw- o o mile of th highway in Franklin county, project No. is when opened by William J. Hall, head ol the department of public worka, per found to be too high by more than 440, L'tAh-Idah- 000. Fred CoolIdRe aubntlUed hid of $28.. and Smith, fireen tc Wilson submitted one of 4202,468. The total fund available la $180,004. Mr.cHatt la checking the to determine whether or noi computation the cost can be lowered by reducing the amount of and the surfacing guard nail, or short ening the project In some other way. Other bids will be asked for on the modified aped flea Hone. 552 WILL Special to Th DEFEND CHARGE. Tribune. TiVlN FALLS, Idaho, June 30. Georg a Greek, held on a felony charge, after pleading guilty in th probata court, today in district court reversed hi plea and demanded the eervlcea of an attor- Foxo, nev. By GEORGE McMANUS well-writt- well-stag- Para-mou- Bua-ghl- ooaa-ed- Hemal Tamp. Jeaalnga to Baadlta to lhapllo la "Tko Flremoa"; to "Go West, TouogWomaa; Fay Tlbchcr Jock Host and Aaa Little to Lightning Bryea"; sow weekly. BROADWAY-- Al CharliO GOOD VAUDEVILLE, SUPERB PICTURE, ON ORPHEUM BILL From th viewpoint of purely artletlc merit. Mm. Claire Forbes, pianist, for. merly solutot with th Boston Symphony orchestra, i entitled to the poslttofi of hoadllner. Her number, all claaaiu. are h andled with both facility and felicity. ' ' ' ' ' akhl on a ' s' Supreme Court Remand t Wetter River Water Suit. ' ,5 V, Sprawl to Tb , Tribes BOISE, Idaho. Jun 30. Th supreme Latest Fo&hlou Decreed la feminist handed an court has down Important opinSmart Attirt (Shown ta Screen " ion touching the waters ot th Wete- -r in The eat la dl.puie. long river, Domed? Mt Empires!. ef John T. Mair et a!, versus William Allison, appealed from th lower court, Th supremo Fashion's latest 'decrees tn smart femt-nin- e which fixed- - priority right ths css reversing the attire will be seen In th screen court remands lower of in court the part Th findings "The Bin fo 8l Anthony," whole issue will oomedy, probably be taken up which will be th attraction at th towar IA court In tha a Paramount-Ehnpreshop of settletheater for three again " ment day, commencing today. featured player, Bryant Vtaahburn, th BORAH WILL SPEAK, has the role of th slovenly, bashful oung scientist who la turned down by IDAHO FALLS, Idahd, June 8 Is fair charmer on account of tack of United State Senator W. E. Borah, who ' pep. In a wild attempt to prove himself 18 spending some time In Idaho, will dea "live wire," he makes th acquaintance liver an address here Monday, July 8, of the giddy show girt In th current Idaho Falla la to hold a thre days cel- -' musical comedy success, and his Ilf bratlon. thereafter to just girl girls, girls, until he meet (ho Util dancer of the entourage, who not only makes a snappy, youth out of him, but wins ills heart as well. The bathing beauties In their review also are a feature of the new bill, and wilt continue until Saturday night, when the prises will bo awarded by vote of th audience tht ' on hoy work. Her finale, the TaeSa- lkowsky concerto In B Hat minor, was the star number of tha three selections offered, all of whtch were accorded hearty and deserved applause. Lloyd and Crouch, talking comedians, depend not so much upon their acting as Upon the pdnch'' in what they eay to got their aot "'over," and the offering cerTheir "chattainly found high favor. ter" regarding money, title and th bone-dr- y iQTiaitiU DiTorc,'Mlo ot Tangled condition' of the country would, for the time being, make the moat confirmed Lovers tod Blinded Bomanco, At "grouch" forget his woes. AmerlCAn Theater Today. Florensr Tempest is here with a dainty, attractive and unique act of songs aad Lie dances being featured by dances, A story of tangled loves dnd blinded striking and appropriate costumea Her romance that's "The lnvtilble Divorce, are terpslchorean wonder, a National picture, which comes to th atsisUnt especially la th Una of eccentric stepping American 'theater today for a thro days that does not violate th taw of har- showing. mony. Th photoplay Illustrates the pitfalls Baxley and Porter form a clever team, that th paths of person who start on at the piano, with beauty and the their btset romantic along th marital skill to play the old nd new songs; highway withoutJourney ths possithe other a baritone of fine voice, de- bilities of bump considering rut In the road and spite the makeup of age, and possessing and hi bride, Pldgte." Ryder Jimmy the ability to sing with feeling and power. set out- - youthfully to conqifer th world, Their dialogue. In the main, la entertainhut adverse circumstances cause a seting back. Love -- file out of the window a ire Wttt TnungputS "bn g juggling act poverty enter. Than there comas a remost of Its type. His mstertol version ef Infatuation superior to Jimmies part lies all around him bottle, tumblers, fo a former flame, upon and complications lamp shades, sofa pillows, swords; every- that sntsnsls hearts and embitter lives thing he touche obeys hia hand without ensue. Before the storm abate and tha question. cloud roll there is many a dramatic "Rio Grands, the big new film drama and emotion-firin- by, g moment. from the play by Augustus Thomas, hsld Invisible Divorce" ha among Its "The th close attention of the big audleno players Walter Mcdratt, Leatric from start to finish. It la a thrilling tale leading 'Walter Miller, Grace Darmond and of the Mexican border of today, with Joy, Tom Bate the' hire and glamor or magnificent scenery, combined wits swift action and situations. Rosemary The by haa th role of the heroine, Maria Ines. The gifted Allan Sears ia the Texas ranger, wh Danny O'Nell, braves death In manifold forms to woo . " and finally win tha fair Ines. Henry Y. Sprawl to The Tribes. DELTA, June 40. Tift university ex Is th All are Barn Mexican leader. stars of th sqreen world.. The orchestra tension work In Delta, which has hern work la particularly effective, the score conducted Professor Clark AUrod, will having been skillfully adtpted to th dose FYMayby scenes throughout th story. evening. Thle work ws a The curtain goes up each afternoon and technical study ef th manufacture of the performance at the playhouse is con- sugar, and th forty-on- e students eni tinuous until 1 oclock. .. rolled are employes of Hi local factory of th Utah Idaho Sugar company. Th work hero wax successful, and th xpena of th eouro waa borno by the BY . company. Professor All rod will leave th totter OCEAN DRAMA part of th week for Palt lake, where ho will continue th luniveratty extension Description Of th playtot, .'On th work during the next month. High ,8aas," at tha Pontages this Weak must crystallise Into th on adjective, "graphic. Rapid action and vivid sreit-er- y serve to make tha production realis,, tic. and the breath of the salt sea pervades an atmosphere in which thread of nervoua suspense carrleo the plot to Spertat to Tto TrlbuM. - ' an exciting climax, POCATKLLO, Idaho. June - 40. Th The story deals with an American ship Idaho Btato Automobile aaeocfatlon has carrying a cargo of supplies to German adopted the "yellow diamond" as the emThe captain of the ship desubmarines. blem and It will b used as a radiator ceived by a representative of th Fathershield emblem to be given each member wtth land, Is communicating with hi receipt of membership. when a Yankee sailer, adrift on th Th of the emblem Is yelto picked up And, owing to th disability low andbackground th letters are In blue and It I of tha shlp'a wireless operator, Ig alof th purpose the state to lowed to use th key. Assisted by th log all roads and highways association of tha state captain's daughter, the sailor lay a coun- with this emblem, each old being about terplot to foil the plans of the undereea nineteen Inches long, msdo of heavy boats, and th excitement begin. The sheet metal fastened on Iron rods. playlet la In four aeti, th last of which Tht head and antlers of a deer will ho deplete squadron of th American navy enclosed In the triangle emblem. under full steam. The "Four Laurel Terpslcho-roana- " are masters of Tricky their graceful art, and present a varied profram of dance i number The College Quintet. In "A FraterI nity Rehearsal' are more arousing than Bprafef t TSe Tribes. - v unfair I. and Appear in several farcical POCATELLO, Idaho, Jun $0. Major presentation The bill Include ils Foley and O'Nell, Fred R. Reed, executlv secretary of th association, left,, yesI B elnglng arut -- dancing art, and Britt Idaho Reclamation for Dubol and upper bnako .river Wood, who fulfills th part of the "Boob" terday will Ho address tha commercial point In "The Boob and th Harmonica," and section In relation to is concluded by a moving .picture comedy, elubs.ef that In tha reclamation work Of th -- , ' , Major Read returned a few days ago I SINGERS from western Idaho and bay that portion 4 of th tat I back of the financial campaign for th boosting ef th educational program of th aaooclatjon. t CASINO KHASSIN TO, LEAVE ENGLAND "Dollar and Bona is the title of the LONDON. Jun SO. Th London Time vehicle which Madge Kennedy use aa a announce LeonMf Kraaaln, soviet feature of the bill now running at Loew s minister of that trad and commerce, will Casino theater. This photoplay I replot to vo London for Moecow tomorrow in with life and action taken front the gay order to eonsult with hla government. Broadway ef New York, It is a drama Th Time tb opinion that thl of th thealor, mixed with th human Indicates a advance th la rupture Appeal ot th relief worker tn tb slums, which M. Kraeat n has been negotiations on and carries th old problem of a good looking to a- rooumptlon of tradcarrying relation girl trying tft make, her wy!n the city. with soviet Russia, at ' ' - Sugar Company Workert Are Given Inttruction hair-raisi- htgh-epirit- -- PANTAGES PATRONS ARE THRILLED - OF Idaho Auto Attociation Adoplt Unique Emblem r ,... ' COOL . SUMMERTIME' v SUITS t ' ; fr : ' : Particular Dressers mo'hBr CEJJtJLiTXD AND ( AERPORE , a, Wettem Idaho Aiding Reclamation Program : '- - CELL HEADLINE LOEWS PROGRAM Summer comfott depends on the kind of clothes a man wean. They must be cod, porous, feather-weigh- t, shape-retainin- t g aaa imartly tailored. , FRJESTLETS MOHAHt tnd AERPORE uit3 u-'iw-ef .AlI.. these yeqmmaertx- aut. - ' 1 the many City offer besetting her en every eld Ae for the vaudeville section of the program, It le the best which has been seen ayncu-patia- ...108010 ...0020006 .. ..11 .11 0011 d MeuaeL 1111 .Mill 114 .44 ill f 1 ng & 1 - Triton TWIN FALLS, Idaho;" Jun 40. involving th validity of th December, 1818,- - election Of th Twin Fall Canal companys directors today de- elded tn favor of tbe canal companv, when District Judge W. A. Babcock announced hla decision In the ease of Frank Pekloti and other stockholder against the canal company. Tha court hold that th cities of Twin Falls and Buhl and representatives ef the High-lin- e Pumping company hav legal right to vote stock of which they are trustee. Th court alao hold that asm stock ww voted Illegally on each aid in the controversy, but declares that auch Illegal voting waa divided nearly squally and does not afreet th standing of the direct oral personnel. v The case was Instituted soon after th election and was tried hero last month, attracting widespread Interest among stockholder . .... Uti-gatl- DMAJLA AMD VAUDEVILLE. Boaion won th first BOSTON, Jvlne game today, 4 to 3, In a VeaderiUe and ptetun bill, With gam, ORPHRUM but lost the second, to 1, to Waahlngt loronoo Tamprat ia "Tumble ta Loro"; Buah won the first gam In Ute tenth by Craaca aad "Rio Graado"; afuraooa Lloyd aad orealag. a single, scoring Foster, wh had slngltd and reached second in Scott's sacrifice. LOBW'8 CASINO Madge Koaacdy is "Dollar In th ninth, with HarVaudcrlll tsd Seoa bill, houdltnod by Gharrtty's homer Poor Baugirda, maatara of Jaaa aad ris bn base, was a feature of th second . gome. First game PANTAOBB Vaadorillo MU, HradUnad by "0 WASHINGTON' BOSTON tko High Baas." flvg'ottoe acta. AB R H AB.R.H.PO.A LAMB ALT Dm graat mattar miadt CaallS, PO.Ajl 4 1 4 Baapr. rf 4 aad compaay of waadar wortara. bpocial 3 0 rut, I I ladle' matinee today; gaaoral autlao Bator-da1 0 O'Meaaky If 4 1 1: behind, ef 8 A 0 9 0. I M'lttla lb MOnOK PIOTVftZS. ,, 0 10 1 1 4 Totter, lb I 1 3 I I OIM "Tha Drop Purpla; gperial4 oornady; 8 I Scatt,- - It, 4 i 1 4 i , 8 Walter., 8 1 EMPRE88 Bfyaat Wlahburt 1 1 Bush, p I I 8 1 I PARAMOUNT aad Margaret Loomlo la "Tha Bln of BC 411 It 1 Bpralol to T . SO. 000000000 CLEVELAND. AB.R.H FO.A.t It Held Valid by Court At the Senators Split. Sox and 011001 i i M t I 14 the second Inning. Canal Company Election 1 la Xwa Tnlala. .M 4 1 40 14 Two out wkeg wlaaln kua scored. (Batted far Walters la tratb. J DETKOrr. i CHICAGO.' Score by loalaga. AB.RHP0.A. ABRHPOA. Waabingloa . 4- -4 0 1 0 Tong 3b 8 4 0 1 4 Boatoa . Lath'd rf 4 1 0 ...iErrors 4 2 7 Ruth. aa. 8 ECola 2b Shauka. Gharrity. HoOp- Summary; 2 0 0 Shorten cf 4 Wrarr 8b 8 Foaler, Two-haa- e hllg Judge, Ohaaaoa. 1 0 0 track, MMlua 8b 1 it S Stole baae Rica Sacriflcea Mllaa, Hoopor. 3 1 O Hallma rf 4 lackaa It Double Harrlo. Gharrity gcott. Tltt, play 1 2 frlach cf lb 4 tad Judge; Eoaior. Scott aad Mclaalt. Lift JOolD 2 10 1 Placlll lb 3 lb oa baaea Waahlnkto 4. Boatoa 12. Bate oa I 1 I'Weadal, e 1 Rlabg, aa ball Off Shaw ft off Bath Btraek out, 1 1 l'Laoaant. p 0 Behais, e Wild pileb Pkaw. By Shaw 4: by Baah . 1 . 3 11 Altos, p. 0 Lyaa, tmplrrt Chill tad Mortarity. Tima f fimo 1 1 S tooi ha, p 2 Saber, p. 2 hour, pad 80 mlautra. Hal..... 1 0 0 tfifoad I BOSTON, Total.. 42 14 It 27 14 j Total.. 80 0 4 27 U AB.K H PO.A.' AB B H.PO.A Batted for Leonard la third. 1 4 10 2 0, Hooper rf 4 9 1 Judga lb Scon by laalaga: 9 4 VIM. 3b., If I Mllaa, I .1 0 8 4 0 0 2 0 14 Rice. . rt. 4 I Chicago Oileo.ky If 1 1 2 I 4 Detroit . Tf. 3 i 1 I 4 Roth, if Rchaaf, bla E. Snmnary: Error Buah. Tno-ha- a I OMInia lb 4 lb III a4 Colllaa. I. Collina, Rlaberg 2 Bchalk, Wood-al- l, stiaaki 1 8 noa 8 ha 8b 4 at I Foster, hlta E. Colllaa. Ilarria 2b Lynn. Teach. Tbrea-baa- a 4 8 Scott, aa. 4 o I 2 1 Ruth, Rlaberg. Stolen baaea B. Collina 2, J. 1 2 Walter, g 8 0 0 4 3 Collins. Lei hold, ahar'ty Bush, Plnelll, 1 Prunoclt 0 p laebry, l p 3 0 0 0 I Chh-ogoo 8 Jackson. Left baico 0, Detroit ' lMeKllr, 1 t Bate oa batla Off Faber 8; off Laosard 2; off Cootabo 1, Hlta Off Leonard. 7 In three inTotal. .48 0 8 27 9' Tatala. .44 2 8 27 U off ia one off Alteo, Coomb. Inning: ning: Batted for Peaoock ia alath. 8 ia flro tnnlaga. Btrack sat By Leonard 1: Bear by by Faber 8; by Altea 1; by Coomb 1. Wild Waahlngto ianingi' 1 , pitch Leonard. Pasted batla Woodall, Bchalk. Boatoa Losing pitcher Laonard. Umpire. Coaaoilv Lyrora Summary: Gharrity Footer, Vltt, X and Rallla. Thao of game boar oad 4 . Two baae Walton. hlta Judge. Harris. mtaotea. ' Rice S. Walters. Stolen base Home rua Bartif ices Mllaa 2. Gharrity. Menoaky. Browns Beat Indians. Double Foaler to Waller to Melnnla; BT. LOUIS. June to. Bt.' Louia and Vltt to plays Scott to Melania Left oa baaos ClevelAAd indulged in a Hugging contest Washington 8 Boston 8. Basra oa ball. Off today, but the locals bunched their hits Zachary 8; off Pen nock 8. Struck oat By to better advantage end won. Id to 3. Zachary 1 by Peanotk 2. Wild pitch Zachwinning Bagby and Uhl were driven from th ary. pitcher Zachary. - Laalag aad box and Davis's wildness caused his re- pitcher Peunock. Lmplret Mortarity moval. Johnston hit Into the bleacherg (bill. Time of gamo 2 hour. a horns run, with a man on baae. In for two years ago, finished tha game for troit. i Pratt. Two-Perklaa, e hit Walker, Barrak, Doga 1. hit Witt. BOW run Ruth. Pefklaa. bdbeo Radi Itolea 1, Ptcklnpdagl, Pratt, baa DETROIT, June 30. Pounding three Detroit pltchora for eighteen hit while Faber held the Tiger to five scattered safeties, Chicago won its third straight Doable Sliyo Bacrtflef Walkef. . Wani and Witt aad Peeklnpaugh; Dug, 111 OKnf.cf 0 ea Row Griffin. baeeo Tort , PhilaLeft , 1 I'Blcklatf.lb delphia to. Baoe oa b4 11a Off Qu'aa I; off Blbeace 0 BnyOer, ...4 Tati la.. 84 314 34 B Totati .37 10 18 27 10 Oft Rgylor, Raylor 1; off Bilbao I. Hit Batted tnr Nicbaaa la eighth. Mitchell, p liBaraaa.p off two 13 la sore 3 BlgbeO, la laalaga) 1 Batted for Foot I Wlater. ia alath. A A; Btrack put By Qulao by RtylOr Brora by lasings: McCarty Wild pitch Naylor. Loalng pitebor Naylor, A reload , Leferre . .1 Dlnooa. Tin of porno 3 hour sod C)t t'npire 1 8 0 0 O' Louis 8t. 10 8 UabbcB, 18 ninutea. 1 Errors Wambogaogg, tbaaff ...1 lumaiiry! ONrill, Two-baa- o Tobla. " Gardner. hlir Speaker. panel Thrra-ba- a Total .44 "l 14 O'Neill 3, Willlaaia. bits Evans, RMW TORM, , PHILADELPHIA, Ocoee by laalatf; Oerareld. Hooi run Johaalon. Stolen baae AB.R.H.0.A AB.R.H.0.A. 1 1 3 8 Blalar. Baerlflco Oerbet. Donblg play Rcana Boeklya ..... 8 Witt, lb ..8 Pckaafk.a 4 Siw fart ... ...0 WardT 8b , OlUfflb. lb 8 0 110 8 and NelU; Slater, Garber tad tinier; AatMa e Batted for Wlatera la aaeeatb. 1 Walter. Left Ob bag If Ctrrelaad 10. Bt. 0 0 2 0 gad Gcdeoa it Baa tor McCarty la aeeeatk, Laal 8. Baae oa hallo Off Bafby, 1: off 0 Dugas, a ..4 1 Batted for Bubboil ta slat. 8 Btruak, cf .4 1 Meaael. Nlohoag I; off Darla . Hit Off Baghy. 4 8 Park to. 4 1 1 f 0 la two-thir- d bite Bobla, cf 4 Saaenary: Brtae Blcklaf. two-ba- a laalag, 3 eat Is Drat; off Ftotk. Beacreft. Tana. Tbree-baa-e oso 3 kite Wbetft, la a off three lfralt. rf .4 r.4 oad two-thtrlb Pratt, this. laalag; Si Hnae re Wheat. Stolaa baae Thant a, 8ft S 1 0 1 2 Innings, 1 out ia fifth; off Dario. 4 la Baaath, 4 Lett ea baaea Beaoklya 4, New York T. Baae aa ball Off Witter 1, off Bukbell 1. aft Mitch iaaiafai aft . T la Wtatm, l la 1 laalag; Babaall, aoa la I. Btrack Mb By Banes by Viators 1. by Mitch!! . Wild p4tck Baraet. Balk Bub-bel- l. Wlaalma pitcher Mltchall. Loalef pitcher Inplroo-O'D- ay HEUo-jk- K Baraee. aatf MaCornlck. Ttartr ISA AND ON THE Mytmcf Kaatchy.lb KtMaf.lb 4 u - 1. Colllua, p 3 0 10. Bifbea.lt 21 put rubbers on ftebadato. PITTS BUM. AB B.H.O.A. a. lb THEY FAILLE.! .402 cond Only on visitor, Carey, reached baa; b mad firat on MerkI' fumblt and a ant to econd on a balk. bril MISTAKES . THAT'S Why ! - .40 0. Barter Everybody byucis I .48 ur( to on bit In a Ponder, and Chicago abut Out tb Tlal tort ta tb final farm of tb erle today, 1 ' 4 lead pencils! Pittrtar CUea4 at Clactoaatl. . CYtTSOHeS I HAVE GAMBLED AND HAVE LOST at Xar Tart. at Btf Loal. Bmeklya t. 7, No (Ftrt IV) 8roo41j-Brooklya I. Sw Tort (taw) M Ciatlaa.il It. LouU to OH WELL! 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