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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MORNING, JUNE 22, 1020. 10 NOW LETS HOLD FAST TO WHAT WEHAVEC BEES IN FOREIGN Bees Continue to Pound Ball Hard; Drop Is Recorded in Club Fielding PARTS FOR THREE LONG, HARD WEEKS CLUB BATTING. P.C. L.W. . ! 300 . 300 Lake .Salt 277 .280 Vernon ' 274 .270 San Francisco CLUB FIELDING. LEADING HITTERS. i Open Today at Sacramento; Occupy First Place in Club Standing by Game and Half; Vernon in Second Plate; Angel Series in Salt Lake Brought No Profit; Giants Want Johnson; New Outfielder Reports. open their three hostile territory this afternoons game at They will play seven games with the Coyotes, after whim they will move on to San Francisco, Where they will play nine games, two extra games being bnokei for July 5. on whieh day the national birthday "will be observed From San Francisco they go to bos Angtles for seven more games with the Angels All told, the card lor the road trip calls for twentv-thre- e games. for a two The club returns to Sait weeks stay on July 13, Portland and Seattle occupjlng the park during the two week s. With twenty-thre- e games abroad, the question that presents itself is: Can Salt , Lake break a little better than even? The Rees will have to dp that In order to hold first place In the1 pennant race, or td he near enough to that honor post to hop home if they back into it upon their return slip ont on the road. Bees THE in Strouds Magic Lacking. Mesrt Rumler , K rnr ... How Salt Lakes newest outfielder looks in a Bee uniform. w MUTT AND JEFF .250 .252 .257 .255 .265 2G3 259 255 THE LEADERS . Mulligan Thurston Brier ... Sands , , . Helger . . B rom ley LeTerens t tillop Hood . Baum jIam 284 401 15 7f 41 140 6 30 2 40 lfc 1 54 ST 36 112 6 .300 .000 .800 .000 2490 419 751 145 82 41 1033 94 117 . 303 .308 r.a LeW. 21 Totals YEttNON. G Fisher 79 79 .... BotIimj Alrork J. Mitchell Smith t hadbourae .. 84 . 79 75 .... tang .. l)c ornier Fmtnme 79 95 6 818 48 H. 109 4 23 92 9 88 151 21 41 AB. 323 87 91 3 50 27 74 311 2YJ 31 23 0 84 28 Hlh Kdtngtoo Dell Morse 7 5 Bhellenbsch . , . ... Piereey W. Mitchell ... ... :.f. 7 7 . 4 SB. 18 17 S 1 TB. m 5 126 1 2ft 18 10 19 9 7 0 8 8 4 118 90 117 64 0 2 3 1 0 0 1 6 0 0 7 69 37 19 19 I 0 1 9t ft 0 8 1 1 9 1 5 0 Present player Released players A 8B. BR. 1 9 Houck Smallwood Cooper 4 12 7 0 0 0 6 9 is 10 13 8 12 20 19 9 8 li ft 4 a 8 4 8 4 1 t 1 0 0 0 36 923 126 0 11 2 0 33 0 SH. 8B. 90 0 .884 .802 .297 .299 .296 .299 .272 .270 1.259 .250 .244 .235 .218 .205 .200 ,167 .091 .048 .000 277 000 Totals " V a ... v f-- - f -- .' 74 Risk Plttgerald Schick Jordan OConnell F, Connolly Caveney Corhan Agaew Kamre DoVitalla Lore i,V:.,. , ' ,, ' V'A 2ft 8ft 26 69 77 28 70 95 87 91 1 1 1 4 8 tawls J 4. 7 12 81 30 84 18 .... Roeraer Ur V w?i.Ff , 0 Couch . Mctjuarde Anflnaon - . .. Present plarera players Released 1 6 2 3 3 4 4 5 .... Scott s .882 .297 .299 .274 .274 .280 .342 .269 .228 .200 .130 .170 ... 2 .ouo .20 .000 .493 .327 ,319 .292 .817 .292 .272 .271 .270 .234 .200 .236 .159 .171 .146 .197 .091 HIS .000 PORTLAND. R. H. 2B 20 9 0 Schiller Baker Mcisfl ... 31 11 .... .... 34 17 89 32 .. Koehler lo 48 . . . . WiamnU .. Juney .. . 9ehreder . Mprfttifer Ross , . .... . ... Jones . , Stflln Muydoa Kallio .... Poison 1 6 20 81 38 2 3 .845 .900 .814 .811 .800 .318 .809 908 .273 .209 228 .217 9 7 Present players .. Reunited plajers L.W. .810 77 84 9 . . . . X 88 76 23 6 64 76 8 8 14 2 .15 171 .172 .m .ui 19 . .... .... 45 89 Stumpf Kenworthy . . Cunningham . Wolter .... SLbold Zuroloch Adama Middleton Wares Schorr Geanr Gardner 21 6ft 24 55 9 .... .... .... .... Baldwin Demare Brenton 6 7 0 ... .. ... Woodward . . 9 2ft 12 7 19 17 ft ft t ft 0 0 2 0 1914 228 4ft ftft 239ft 268 902 TO Tetals U8 Crawford . McDonald , . Raler Grljuft MeAnlejr Nlehuff Brown 73 13 .... .... .. Ktallnf .... K. Crandall Eilefer .... Eiils o. An. . 67 74 . Compton Rodgers Williams 4ft 68 13 13 69 73 91 II 47 53 181 808 8 31 19 41 83 247 83 37 225 802 227 .909 4 2 81 49 18 2B 17 3 95 0 2 9 15 7 12 0 1ft I 69 76 60 13 13 9 Maybe Mutt Can Dash Off a Reference for Poor Joe ...... .... Present players Released players ,258 n .. .281 .240 .190 .009 101 18 .... .... Hurley .lit .255 , , .20 .19 94 . .... .804 .211 .192 .135 .187 .200 667 Cady fi rover ( ooke Khechas .218 .178 Fitter j .267 .000 Totals .239 L.W Miller Guisto Cooper Lane .... Knight .. W'llle Mltse R. Arlett Holllng Kretner Winn ,ft7 299 .232 .292 .189 .281 .243 .225 .218 .891 .297 .257 .270 .370 .261 .278 ...... ...... ........ V46 .282 .214 .217 .196 .209 .18ft .154 .143 .907 .12 .000 .. Spellman .... ... Hamilton .... , . Fitaslmmont .... Ragan .... ..... Krause W'eaver McAlpine Present playere Released player . MEMPHIS, Tenn.. June 21. The meetof the directors was called to differences in the association insulting from the signing of the two by Little Rock after they had been dropped by San Franclgeo for alleged conduct. The differences came to a head last week, when the Atlanta club management locked the gates of Its park against the Little Roek team and two other association clubs announced they would refuse to play Little Rock while the two remained on that club s roster. .lit, ing .154 .008 .000 A. Art ett ,323 .819 Pitchers From Coast May Be Barred From Southern MEMPHIS. Tenn., June 21. t'nder an agreement reached at a meeting todav of the board of directors of the Southern .844 .000 association, Casey Smith and Torn Seaton, .000 pitchers signed hy IJttte Rock after thetfi .814 release bv the San Francisco club of the .26 Pacific Coast league, will not appear In .249 Uniform as members of the LJtUr Rock .243 club pending final adjudication of the ap.220 peal taken by President Martin from a .249 decision In federal court her which made .200 it mandatory that he approve Smiths .228 contract with the Rock club. .222 .... Mails Prough Kuna .... .314 .252 .000 .... .... Moll wit gchtng 864 .819 .297 . LW. .274 n L It Is surprising how many people been trying lately to secure these lands In fact, one corporation was here a short time ago and succeeded In interesting one to In.225 Congressman here from the east .196 troduce a bill to set aside all these lands .167 for agricultural purposes, and came near .149 upsetting the basket. However, every.182 thing Is now In good shape, and I think .122 we will have no more trouble In putting' .J99 the matter through." .251 99 ANGELES. 287 Fund for Bear Obtained. Tract but the rorrmiltee has agreed to present the bill Just as soon as we are ready. This we cannot do. of course, until the survey has been made and the bounWe are In hope. dary lines established. It can be done this summer and the bill Its reconvening tn December, so that by Totals WHUfflgtn Orr Penner .... 19 2ft 7 4 ... or p. .900 .000 Present players Released players .272 .000 8t 4 .... Present plavera Released player 46 64 82 9 27 1ft ft June 21. The Cal., EOS ANGELES. the Tlfer Seels wifi open her pilnt tomorrow wtth Kemm etlU out of the line-uOn the othnr hand, Virnon will b In better shapn than In week, with Outfielder Long And Edlngton back in ubW form. Shortstop Kingdon of tho Portland dub remained here when the Beaver departed for the north lat night to be treated by Game Official Says Promise Club Physician Spencer for a tom cartilage In, the knee, suffered In last TuesRiver of e out of day game. He is expected the lineup a month. To take hit place, Della Oerra, a young Is Bay shortstop picked up hereabouts, has been recommended to McCredte, who la ex pected to give the newcomer a thorough tryout. Kingdon, it is said, was due for The project to set aside on Bear River a rest, anyhow. TexM McDonald, Angel outfielder, bay a tract of land which shall be a many weeks out of the game because of a broken leg, began to work out today at sanctuary devoted to the preservation and propagation of wild aquatio fowl is Washington park. receiving support, according to a letter to R. H. Slddowaj state fish and game commissioner, from Irving C. Emmett. acting chief United States game warden. Along with the project is one that certain areas "shall be set aside as public hunting gtounds, where the general publto may have advantages of service such as now is rendered to their members by private gun clubs Something of the magnitude of the Bear River bay plans, as Mr. Emmett sees them, may be gained from the fact that he hen already obtained promises of an appropriation of 310.000 a ear for its His letter in part saja maintenance. T have had some difficulty in finally convincing some of the senators and congressmen that the lands we want set aside for this purpose are not strictly agricultural lands; but I have finally con- vinced the congreshionai committee that these lands are more valuable to the general public for wild fowl breeding places and hunting than they would be for any agricultural lands; and only a few days ago succeeded in having the president withdraw these lands frum entry by presThe lands withidential proclamation. drawn cover all that territory as shown on the map, or, at least, that part covered from practically Promontory point around the north end of the lake and south to a point midway between Willard and Brigham. T might state that, in addition to these lands withdrawn. Dr. HI. W. haing Nelson asked that I take up with th congressional committee the matter of appropriating a certain amount of money to take care of the breeding place, or sanctuary, afterward, and It has consented to allow $10,000 per year for the care of this sanctuary, or reservation, or whatever it will be called. This would allow the bureau lo place a man on the north end of the lake permanently, and furnish him with a house, boats and automobile, and also allow the employment of extra men during the open season, so that the territory would be well taken care of, and, in my opinion, it would be only a short time before the condl tions of twenty-fiv- e years ago wohld return: It will require a bill through con- - Lapan .... Andrews . , Pertlca .. . Haney . . . 0 Crandall Thomas .... Aldridge ... Hughes .... Beider .... 99 0 SEATTLE. FT. n 2B , ! Rood Totals RMred Bohn Murphy i .264 .257 . Sutherland (taler ... . I L-- . G . ) .0t .068 Totals fllu .................... .807 .290 .816 .289 FRA NCISCO. H. R. 17 88 76 29 86 5! 8 8 1 ell Mbs 65 53 32 12 16 9 .... .... itj RUN GETTERS .. 93 Krug Salt Lake Balt .. 92 Maggert, Lkt Wills. Oakland .. 62 Johnson. Salt Lake...,.,....,., .. 64 Lane, Oakland 61 Schick, San Francisco Bortoa. Vernon .. 61 J. Mitchell, Vernon..., 66 GREATEST NUMBER HITS. 1ft fisher, Vernon . .Iftl Sheely, Sait Lak.. Mi Her. Oaalasd .103 .101 Mafgert Salt Lake. Crawford. Los Angeles 101 .. uvruto . 9 Compton. Sscra SehUfc. Saa IPrsaciaoe , 96 . 94 Johnson, Salt Lake TWO-BASHITTERS Ru ruler, Salt Lake........ Knight. Oakland Johnson. Balt Lak Maggert. Salt Lake Chadbeurae, Vernon Fisher, Vernon Csveney. Sts Francisco Lane, Oakland THREE-BASHITTERS, Bohne, Seattle Crawford, Lot Angelas.... Mulligan. ' Salt take Griggs, Los Angeles........ Portland Blue, Oeklnad Kenworthy, Seattle HOME-RUHITTERS. Sheslj, gait Lake Crawford, lx Angeles.... Rumler, Balt Lake., Murphy, beattle TOTAL-BASE HITTERS. Sheelv. Sait Lake .163 Crawford, lx . .161 Angeles Rumler, Salt Laka .130 MULr. Oakland .142 Maggert, Salt lake .136 Campion. Sacramento .130 Schick, San Francisco. .... .119 Fisher, Venxm .133 SACRIFICE HITTERS Corhau, Bits Francises K. Crandall, Los Angeles... Smith, Vernon Johnson, Salt Lske. Chsdbonrne, Vernon- Wlstersll, Forftantf Caveney. Saa Fraarlare BASE STEALERS. Morphy, Seattle Johnson. Balt lake Mollwits. Sacramento McGafflgan. Sacramento Blue. Perttand Rumler, Salt Lake...... Maggert, Salt Uk., Mulligan, Sait lake Schick, San Francisco .... . Present plovers Released players Giant next year, although he will no doubt stay at the helm of the Halt Lake The club the remainder of this season skipper s sensational shortstopping and his hitting have attracted wide attention, and the hilanta are said to be not the only club which Is casting longing eyes on Johnson Jimmy Worth, who has been with the Bees since the club went into training at Boyes Springs, has been turned back to the St I on Is Americans. Bert Glasier, a pitcher Bent to the Beaver bv Detroit, has been put to work. He heat the Tigers Sunday forenoon. Announcement from Oakland ts that Detroit will give the Oaks Hitcher Doe Ayers and Infleldcr Brubaker In exchange for Carl Holllng or, as part payment for him. Report from Portland ts that Pitcher Schroeder has quit organised baseball. Infielder Rollle former Oak, Joined the Angels tn Salt Enke Joe Williams, a Saeramento local plav-e- r. has been added to the Coyote roster. He played first base In several games New Outfielder Here. last week and hit the ball hard. Wallace Hood, a new outfielder, has Frank Woodward, a new pitcher, has lotned the Bees. He played In two games Joined the Seattle club and pltihed a .Sunday. Although he was absolutely a sterling game against Oakland last week. stranger to the field and to playing con ditlons, lie gave a satisfactory account Johnson Recovering. of himself. He got but one safe hit, but It Is expected that Ernie Johnson, who he drove out several long files, and his action is good. He showed extraordinary has been out of the game for two weeks siwed. and the prospect Is that Hood on account of an Injured thumb, will rewill do. to the fray before the conclusion of TJe Bees also took on a new pltcherr In turn the He is sorely missed. scries Coyote the person of Carlton Gillam, who has An Item of Interest to Coast league fane been pitching In the Snake stone league Ho worked In one game comes from the Southern association where a great turmoil has been created a i'd did fairly well. Xlck Cdlop Is still with us. After an-- i on account of the presence on the little ounring that he would leave for his home Rock club of Casey Smith and Tom Seam irginla Saturday, Nick suddenly found ton, pitchers released by Sen Francisco hlm-e- lf Two games so much Improved in health that "for the good of baseball.' he decided to stick around a while. He were called off last week because Ltttls Rock one announced or the that other of sea level the stav at hopes that may put the two would pitch. Little Rock s oppohim right side up again. nents refusing to play if either Smith or Seaton plaved. Giants Want Johnson. Sam Crawford enjoved a wonderfully One of the interesting developments of successful week with the hickory in Salt the week was a communication received Lake. Ham laced out seventeen nits, four b Manager Ernie Johnson from the New of which were home runs, one wan a York Giants, asking if he could arrange triple and two were doubles He added to join that club, now or later. There more than thirty points to his batflng reason to believe that Johnson wUl he a average. River-Yello- ....... Special to The Tribune. to-b- 272 Jenkins Stroud s The worst disappointment of the week was the Inability of Kalii Phroud to ge( going. Stroud started two (games and battered off tle rubber In both. Walfas ter Leverens lost the game he started, arid so did Jack Bromlev. The only pitcher to uphold the honor of the town was young Hollis Thurston, who pitched the two games the Bees won from the Angels. One of the rauses of the Bees' failure to live up to hopes was the hatting Blump which Bill Runiler Is "enjoying.' The big fellow busted out a few now and again, but he hasn't been hitting up to Ills mark for two weeks. Earl Slteely ts peppering the ball with consistent regularity. This mornings records show that Earl has a percentage of .339. In fact, his average is even better than that, as there Is a considerable fraction of a point above .W3 in 1ns favor. He misses the 400 mark bv & hairs breadth. Butch Byler has suddenly blossomed forth as a fence buster In on of the games last week Butch hit two doubles end a single and lit several other games he was among the leading hitters. In four games Byler got six hits. Los Angeles. Sacramento Oakland . SALT LAKE. Leaders Closely Bunched. The Vernon is now the runner-u- p Tigers went Into second plaie Sunday the one with the Peals tied when game On votes an! lost one. The Angels are right oil the heels of the third place In fact, the four leading clubs are so closely hunched for the lead that one or two games won or lost would cause a tremendous upheaval In the standings. The Kees came home two weeks ago In a tie with the Peals for first place. They rooted the San Franciscans out of the top hole by winning five of seven games from them here. They fared poorly against the Angels, however, losing four of the six games played. The Angel series offered the poorest exhibition of the national pastime seen In Salt I,ake this year. With one outstanding exception, all of the games were lopsided and ran Into high scores. The ex-- i ception was the final game of the set played Sunday afternon, which was decided by a 3 count. It was plain to be seen at Bonneville park last week onthat tbs strain of the the locals. In the San Seal series was set the Salt Lakers were Frartrlsco their hardest for first place. battling Every day was a grueler. Ths effect of was that nerve-tryin- g work apparent last week, and probably the unsatisfactory basebn.il placing on the part of the Bees can lie attributed directly to the series with San Francisco. i 270 , Sheely JchBttMt . Wallace will stay Portland Seattle Ed in g ton arid Long in Tiger Uniforms Again F .25ft .000 . Totals .237 (Copyright, 1920, by Ht. Trada Mark Reg. U. S. C. FUbor. Pat Oft.) pla-e- Denver Baseball Stand Is Destroyed by Blaze DENVER, Colo., June 21. Tha jrraml stand at Broadway park, former home of the Denver Western league baseball oiub destroyed by fire today. During the height of the fire, while nurses and orderlies were getting patients in the near by reach m county hospital leave the wards in event of an emergency. Walter Tobin. 80, a pAtient, died of excitement, according to physicians The fire was of unknown origin The park Is owned by George Tehrsu. well known in baseball circles The property loea was estimated at $20,000 By BUD FISHER V |