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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 13 24, 1920. ) Ruth Makes His Record Score Even by Driving Ball to Bleachers in Sixth AMERICAS LEAGUE. f s Yesterday's laoult. At Chicago Philadelphia 0. Chicago 7. At fit. Lout New York 6, 8t, Loul At Detroit Washington ft, Detroit 2. At Cleveland Boa ton 0,' Cleveland 7 8. Today's Sohednla. No gaaiea scheduled. BT. LOUIS, Juno 21 Ruth hit hit twentieth home run of the eeeeon in 'The Loult fame here today. New York-B- t. The visitor won, 8 to 8, taking the odd game of the aeries. Shawkey w& forced to retire In the ninth when he strained hie left aide uhtlc Leading off in the sixth Ruth pitching drove the second ball pitched into the renter field bleachers. hJta and a sacrifice off Marquard for two runs in the first. The Dodgers hit Carlson freely. Wheat and Miller got three hits each and Johnston two. The clUbs wtll play off a post' poned game tomorrow. Pratt 2 Hannah e Bhawky p 4 Quia. p. 0 Total.. lb4 Sialer, cf 4 llWiUma If 4 0, Austin 8b 2 4Gerber. m 8 lBevsrld e 4 O Bbocker, p 1 Vaogild, p 0 018 1 e o 0 0 Jacobs, Smith.... IBUiing.. f 87 P 27 WJ Total. .82 8.9 e HATIOHAI 0 0 8 0 1 2 0 OO 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Pecklupaugh. Tobin, Aus Summary: Errors Two-bas- e bit Bevereid, Bodle, tin, Gerber. hit Pipp. Home mo Williams. Three-bas- e Ruth. Stolen bases Pratt 2. Sacrifice hits h Meuael. Auatio. lonble plays Pratt to to Pipp; Meusei to Pipp. Left on bases New York 8, St, Louis 0. Base on balia Off Sbawkey 2; off Quinn 1; off Hits Off Shaw-keHbocksr 2; off Vangilder d 8 In eight and innings, one out in ninth; oft Quinn, 1 in two-thirinning; off Shocker, 8 in eight innings; off Vangtl-der- , 1 in on inntng. Struck out By Bhankey 8; by Shocker 4 Winning pitcher Sbawkey. Empires Nailin and Losing pitcher Shocker. Time of game 2 boors tnd 7 Connolly. minutes. 0 0 18 23. LEAGUE. Now York. at Philadelphia. . 01 . 0 Flabor.p Batted for Erickson in seventh, t Batted for Ayer in eighth. by innings: 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Detroit Two-bas- e Pinelll. Error hit Summary: Three base hits Shannon. Cslvo. Roth, Rush. A Bosh 2, Home run in with. Sacrifice hits Double to Shanks. Judge. plays ONeill Shannon; Young to Bush to Ellison. LefDon on taR'WBfthlngton 7. Detroit 8 2. Bases Off Hits belie Off Aera ft; off Erickson Erickson, ft in six innings; off Johnson. 1 in three Innings; off Ayers, T in eight innings; off Okrtr, 1 In on innings. Bit by pitcher A ere 1 (Milan); Bv by Okrle 1 (Milan). Struck out By Ayers 8, by Erickson 8; by Wild pitch Johnson. Winning Johnson 2. pitcher Erickson. Losing pitcher Ayers. Umpires Hildebrand and Evans. Time of game 1 hour and 50 minutes 00 02 Philadel- 23. today, 2 to 0. In the eighth a pitched ball, Ring, bunted. hits the Reds The I PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI. AB R.H O.A. AB B.H.O.A.j 1 2 2 Ratb.Sb ..4 Rawing, 2b 8 0 8 0) Williams. cf 8 Dnubert.lb 4 1 2 2 Grab. 8b ...4 Stsngsi.rf .2 1 8 0 Meuael.lf cf ..4 Roush. 0 Fletcher.se 8 0 3 Duncan, If 4 on 2Ladertia,lb Kopf.a 1 i Neals. rf 0iR.MlUor.8b 4 0 2 SlTragreosr.e 8 Wingo.c . 2 1 2lMeadows,p .8 Rlog.p . See Score Snake stone League S 8t louit at Boston. t Brooklyn Pittsburg Jun PHILADELPHIA. phia shut out Cincinnati Each team used two pitchers, but ths The visitor made a rally visitors grouped their hits to batter adwhen Duncan was hit with vantage than the Tigers. Bee, who batted for Detroits only runs came In ths sixth, and Five singles were all the when Alnemith hit a home run, scoring were able to gather. a man ahead of him. score: AB.R.H PO.A.! .80 0 ft 24 0 Tot) . 20 8 8 27 U Total Batted for King In eighth. cor by Inning: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 X 0 Philadelphia Kopf, Rawlings, William. Summary: Brrer Two bass hit Stengel. Stoles bee Rawlings, orifice bite William, Rawlings, Fletcher. Double plays Rawlings t Fletcher t Loderue; CincinRawlings to Ludrus. Left on base nati ft, Philadelphia 7. Basse oo ball Off 2. Hit Off Ring 8 in Bing 1. off Meadows T Hit by inning: off Fisher nooe In 1 Inning. pitcher By Ring (Stengel), by lleodowa (Dun-1. Meadows out 8, Struck By Ring by can). Umpires Quigley and Losing pitcher Bing. Time, 180. ODay. Bill Doak Wild. BG8TON, June 23. Doak's wildnes. In the firet inning enabled Boeton to pile up four rune against St. Louie, and eaally Macks Shut Out. won the second game of the eerlei today, to 3. Oeechger waa In fine form and CHICAGO. June 23. Chicago ahut out 8held Cardinals to alx hits. Hornsby Philadelphia, 7 to 0. today by bunching poled the a long homer to center In the secbits behind base on balls and erratic ond. Lave n wag ordered out of the game of the visitors. Clcotte pitched In the fourth fielding for protecting a called in fine form In the pinches. Felacha atrtke. homer went into the left field bleachers. .core PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. AB.R H.PO.A. AB B. H.PO.A. Lelbld, rf 1 2 0 1 0 Theme 3b 4 6 1 6 8 0 1 ECoina 2b 8 7'Myatt, rf 4 2 I Weavr as 8 Strunk, cf 4 1 8 4 Walker If Jacks If 4 1 11 Felech cf 4 Burra, lb 4 2 0 Coin lb 8 Perkin, e 2 1 4 Griffin 2b 8 MMoln 8b 4 8 0 0 4 chalk, c 4 Gaiwty Moore, p. 8 0 0 0 Oicotto, p 4 Total.. 82 Scorn by Innings: Philadelphia Chicago Total. .81 7 0 27 17 0000000 0 0 0 2 ....0 0 Error V'M 1 0 8 24 10 4 0 007 Iksr. Griffin 2, Gallo Horn link. Burra. 4 s Galloway, Letboht. Summary: hits-dway. Two-ban- e Stolen mu Felsrh. Sacrifice hit E. Cotll. Perkin. S. Collin. Weaver 1 E. Collin to J. ColDouble play lins (2) ; B. Oollln to Weaver to J. Oolllna. Left oa base Chicago 6. Philadelphia ft. Off Moor 1 Struck out By Bases oa ball Cicotto 2. Umpires DId sen and Friend. Tim of game 1 hour and 22 minutes. Indians Win in Fourteenth. June CLEVELAND, made It three straight from Boston to7 to 5, In fourteen Inday by winning, soored with nings. The winning run one out, on suocesstve single, by Chap-mi- n, Smith. and Speaker Each team scored three runs prior to the ninth Inning, In which eeh again From then on there was scored three. no scoring until the fourteenth. Fielding of Evens, Hooper, Mnnln, Vllt end Chepmen featured. u CLEVELAND. BOSTON. AB B H.PO.A. AB.KH.PO A. 2 2 0 S 3 2 ! Imon. If. Hooper if se 8 1 1 0 3 Vttt, 8b. 3 1 1 Thspna 0 3 T 0 2 Speskr rf 1 I ! 1 0 M.nnky If Scfasng rf 4 0 0 8 0 Smith. rf 8 0 2 2 1 Gudnr ib 3 0 1 1 4 trials lb 8 0 11 152 OSlWanbs 2b 4 0 1 5 5 Peter 2b 8 0 4 41jnhn.ii lb 4 2 1 IT 1 Scott, ss 8 0 J O'Neill, e 4 0 1 8 8 Waltecs e 5 1 1 Jones, p. 2 2 0 8 O.Nomkr, e. 9 8 1 8 8 p 2 0 1 0 2 tiMlI, p 2 0 0 0 lMorton. iBngby, p. 8 8 8 8 I It Hums.. 8 .. 61816168 8 tJWood t .T Id T 8to0 Ml Totals. .4 718 42 28 Totals. One out when winning ran scorn, Morton in wreath. t Betted forONeill le ninth. tRaa fnr Score by faming: ..002 010 000 00 00 Bostno 200 000 108 000 017 Cleveland 8. Two Error Wsmhagmn Summary) Stolen baa hit Hooper, Smith. Mvaosky. V 8. ttt hear Evan 2. t Sarrlfirehit tchang. MrLnsl, Johnston. Doubt Play Jon, tar to Yitt to Scott; Hooper to Waftera. Left r Dnitos 10, Ctorateed 1L Beer an bar bull Off Jone ft. off Ruaeeli 1; off Morton In HU 0 ft Off mn Morton, off S; Bagby off Bagby, 2 In new tunings; ff Inning; tn five innings; off Jane. 0 U Inn nil g ooe-third Hit by pitcher Inning eight and Jones (Johnston). Struck out By Jons ft; By by RosarQ 2; by Morton 2; by Bagbg 2. Win Bagby. Lmisg pitcher RmmU. niag pitch Tim of gam Morlyrrity and CbUl. Dmpiism 20 8 kuon and minute. The : Lnrnn.n ..1 Jnnrra.tn .2 jCiunoat liMravlllt.n ajuowdr.c Pitches 10wh,cr.p 6 Oi 84 121 Total ..28 0 7 27 Total .84 3 3. but therft may be changes in this proBatted for Lava la fourth. gram. Dempeey will be here Thursday tBattod for North ia eighth. and has sent a telegraphic request that X Batted for May la ninth. arrangements be held up pending hts arScot by innings: 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 rival here. St. Louis 1 ft 1 x 0 4 0 0 0 0 Bottom Errors Hornsby, North, Holke. nnuntry: Two-bs- s hit Block. hit Hornsby. Three-ba- a Bacrific hits ftmith. ran Hornsby. Horn Double Pick, MarsavtU. play Hornsby to Fournier. Left on bases Boston ft, ftt, Louis 3. Yale June CAMBRIDGE, Off Doak 8, off Sherds! L evened tha aarlaa Mas., 7. Base oa bail with Harvard today by inoff Oeechger 2. Hits Off Doak X la Crtmaon team, 4 to ft. Poor off 8 herd el 1 la 8 inning, off North ft defaating tha ning, by tha Crtmaon outfield and tha la ft Inning, off May none ia X Inning. fttraek fialdlnf of who got thraa ttmaty Holmaa, out By Oeechger 4, by North 4. Losing pitcher battingas responsible for Harvards downDoak. I m pi re Klein -- and' Bailie. Tim, bit, a Tha fall. deciding game will ha played 1:50. at Fenway park in Boston on Saturday. 02 College Baseball Toney Beats Alexander. AHSUCAV NEW YORK. Jun, 23. Toney beeled Alexander in x pttch.r' battle today. t. Paul .. d New York defeettnc Chicego In the game of the eerlee, 3 to 1. After MlnaeapsUs Toledo Chicago took the teed In the firet of the Mliwauks . eeventh Inning on a double steal worked Columbus . by the former Gtent etere, Merkle end Louisville . . Hereog, New York betted out two rune In the second half on singles by Young end Kelly. Frisch's double and Keuff's sacrifice fly. The FEW TORE. CHICAGO. Bt. Paul ASSOCIATION. tee-on- AB.R.H.O-A- . AE.B.KO.A.I .2 6 0 1 61 Burst. If ..4 8 6 2 4 8 0 8 4 6 I B.scraft.ss HflUclir.it 18 Terry. 2b .4 6 11 4 Ystmg.rf 1 1 3 6 4 Rohrtss.lf Ojrdtob.lh Herkls.lb .4 14 3 O E.Ilylk 8 8 S 8 6 0 6 ..1 I K.uf.cf OEsmll.s Here'S. 3b .2 6 11 l Mrklst.Sb .3 6 6 3 Psehert.cf 8 6 6 3 ORwUh.tf ..3 6 3 4 ...3 6 Alexkedr.y 3 8 16 S'Toeey.g Twi ombly 8 0 0 6 61 0 8 ..31180 I ..113 ..101800 10 61 bes ' U- Loulavlll Batteries Lyo aid Hartley; 3 Tatuia, Wright a ad Mayor. 1 8 34 131 ToUls . .18 2 T 27 11 Totals .22 Res for llorkl. Is Bfett. Scots by losisgs: 8 Chtceto 6 6 8 6 6 6 8 6 s g New York Brrore Hollocber, Erleck. Tss boas bite A Ertwh. Mark to, Btoim Oder, Eleok. Horkts Beesog. SocHfleo hits O'Esr-tol- l, Doable yltys Biscreft to Slek Ksaft. lag ts Kelly; Hollorhor to Terry to Hrkle; Left oo b,poe . Isklsg to Kelly to Bsscteft. oo bxljo Off New Tort 8. Chlesgo 8. Toeer 1. off Alexssdor 1 Hit by prhe, Btrnrk oat By By Tnaey (Elscb, Hetougt. 4. Usipltos Morse sod Toney 3. by Alexesdor Bigler, Tin,. 1 28. li, At laaltrlColumbus 8 1 8666610 13 1ft ft. H 19 17 18 I.... Decatur, ft 1. Game. -- j Ha Now Won Seven of the Ten Trial Races in the Elimination Series. NEWPORT. R. L, June glow Resolute added the seventh win t her string of victories In ths Americas oup defense elimination series today, defeating ths Vanltte by 1:07, corrected time. Todays race, the tenth of the series, waa over a twenty-mil- e course, with windward and leeward legs. The Resolute mad a slow getaway a she 'jibed for a new start. Both yacht split tacks after starting, ths Vanltl going to port and her rival to starboard. Tha beat to windward was a hard battle, the Resolute gaining a few seconds. ' On the return the Vanltle gained and led the Resolute by one second at the finish, losing the race on the time allowance of 1:03. On the run to the finish spinnakers were not used by either boat, as both ran to leeward. Summary: Resolute Start, 1:46.37; finish, 4:36 E$t elapsed time, 3:43:46; correotsd time, 23-- Toted 141 aaa poll Bat tori Stryker aad Mckstl; Gooostt. (Gama eated sad aiatk acrooat dark- 66 ten-rou- Jordan League -- Ue, s, ' Clinton-Herrlma- Bankers League - I - B. H. At Mltwaakee (That gams)- 7 8 Miassapol la 9 8 Milwsuko James a ad Mayor; MrWbm; alter) ...... . d Msysr; K. V Seasons Newest SILK SHIRTS Special to Tbe Tribune. LEHI. June 2ft David Mitchell former P Y. I, athletic star and later athletic director at Richfield high school, has been signed to manage the Lehi haha1l club of the Central Utah league, H succeeds Ljun Pa' lor. aboa business Interest required bis resignation ecure the services In Mitchell tbe Irrigator An old of an experienced coach and trainer Ur himself, the new manager will furnish ths one quality the lehi team hs md0tly lacked to a reruin extant, that of lutlde bate ball. In view of the fact that the club ia composed mostly of youngsters, his tutorship above par. local should boost the local sto-fans say. first baseman b.v vocation and Mitchell is He came here fmm pitcher by avocation. the Kouthera Utah league. American Kdrtt is his home town. After more than a month of progress, a month consisting In a aerie of adversities. tbe Lehi club ts et for the big drive U tbe Central Utah tsce. Th personnel of the einb which rural folk" of this vicinity are backing to win is a follows: Allen Atwood. David MltcbeM, manager: Wren fcteter, Thomas tolledge, Albert Webb, Burt Averett. Chester Thomas and John Jack-soinfielders; Frank Barnes, Harmon Atwood and Ed. Thatcher, outfielders, and Guv Wilson, CsrJton Wilson, jack Street and Norm Holm-steapitchers. 0 o Summer Suits $18 to $32.50 comfortable the They Cant Last Long at That Insure Style and Comfort This Price look at these remarkable silk shirts in our window, and you will quickly realize what unusual values we ' are offering. e This line includes shirts in fine tub silks and silk crepes. They are perfectly tailored and include a wide variety of the seasons most stunning colors and patterns. 'iMade to sell at $9, these shirts at the present price represent values that cannot be equalled outside of a National Store. Take & high-grad- Richmond Drops Spirited Golf Match to Steinei when he defeated F. terday afternoon Richmond by a score of I up on nineteen in round matches of the second the holes June leg tn the directors' cup tournament. In the other matches Thornton Gilmer defeated Dr. George E.Wbeck, 4 up and 3, R. O. Hallorsn won from Hal Lamb, 3 up and 1, and W. L Method won from W. J. Halloran by default. Midvais scored an easy ictoey over the I'. S. army recruiting team yesterday 18 2. Black- score waa to The d afternoon. marr. for Midvale, allowed but four hlte. R. H. K. The score: .4 4 3 V. fi. Recruiting lidvaie Batteries Butler and Treats and Snickle. rM Think ot This! They will go quickly at this price. Come in, while the line is still com-"- 1 plete. ; j 3 1 Ihc. NATIONAL SHIRT SHORS R. i;. At Heber Prove Hrbcr Batteries Frnro, ftorenaen and King; llebrr, W. Nelson, Murdock and R. Nelson Recruiting Nine Given Trouncing by Midvale The fifty-met- t wne the winner of a senG. A. 0 sational Stiner golf match at the local club yes- R. H. K. At IadlaaapoU (First gaaa 7 20 I Toledo 8 9 lft Isdlanapoll and Batteries McCall. Netsoa, Middleton Murpby; Joo. Whltebooso, Potty, Cavst sad 11 laalsga.) Hrallos. Itobsrtosa 66 JL 1 S 7 10 Kansas City Batteries Coomb, Hall and Hargrars; Me aad Brock. Btodeo, lotro V1TIE " 6663 the Issuance of a special boxing permit for an exhibition match between Jack Dempeey, world a champion, and Terry Keller, hit sparring partner. Tentative plane are for the exhibition to be etaged at the baseball park oa June li 6' 0 0, risck.rf One-h- it VICTOR OVER Johnny Tillman, who was beaten by Sailor Friedman, has been matched to box Jimmy Duffy In Omaha on Saturday afternoon, ten rounds to a referee'a decision. The Philadelphia promoters want to Tillman and Tendler mix It again. QIAXTK'O, Va., June 23. Three of the see cK Ilians who qualified yesterday for the The pair fought In St. Paul about three weeks flftj meter pistol team which will repre- battle. ago, Tendler winning after a hard ft'42 88 sent the United States In the Olympic Vanltie Start, 1 45.30; finish. 4:28:18; games won places today on the (hlrty-metcorrected time, A rivalry that was keen att he Great elapsed time, 2:43:45; team, nvllians qualified for all five places on the days Is to break out afresh 3.43. 45. team, but Lakes In war when Willie Green and Sill two army contestants won plaoes on the Friday night, bout at other teem. Official announcement of Henry clash In their those who qualified for the two teams Gary. Henry was lightweight champion He fought of the station for a while. and their scores was made today, at Willie Green, then also a Jackie, and lost STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Thirty ineter team K. T., Frederick, ths belt. 6 6 6 Vew York. 272 out of a possible 3u0; A. Won. Lost. Pet. T Gunboat Smith, western fighter, who New Tork, 2 W; Master MorM. O Kellv, f. S. A , 29: rr. H. Engineer over holds Willie wins Carl Meehan, A. Bay-HFort Chester, N. Y., 28; Ueutena'nt ris, Battling Levlnsky and lesser lights, L. A. Harant, V. 8. A., 267. may get a Change tp show his wares Flfty-me'team A. T. Lane, BOO out against Jack Dempsey at Benton HarOn Smith's chances In his flghft of a possible 600; K T. Frederick, 491; bor. R, Bracken, t'olumhus, Ohio, 482; Dr. with Tony Mellchor at East Chicago next afternoon depends his hopes. it . 474. Dr Q E Flske, Chi- - Saturday Should Mellchor win, lie will go after Levlnsky egaln, but la not keen for s He bechance at the champlonehlp. 80UTHERV A8S0CIATIOH. Yesterday's Result lieves h ln't quite ripe for a Dempsey Riverton 10. Bandy J5. match and .therefore isnt seeking one. South Jordan 3, Draper 6. West Jordan 11, Bilufffdale 3. n game postponed until tomorrow. Granite and Crescent play Saturday. The Tra-- y Loan It Trust company nine MACHINERY TEAM BEATEN. defeated the Federal Reserve team at The White HousS Furniture company Bonnevtlle park bv the score of 8 to 3. In a very snappy game of ball. Three rune baseball team was the victor over the YMtordtyi BenUu. At Men' phi, MemphI, 5 1; Atlanta In the eighth Inning, as a result of a Gsl.gher Machinery nine yesterday in' a 1 to 0 game. d Van Dyke, At Little Hock Little Rock 4, I. Blrmlngwalk, an error and a single, decided the hem 1. 2. White House pitcher, was the big star ot game. At Nashville Vaihnlle 4. New Orleans 8. out Batteries Tracy, IJnnell and Haymond; the game, striking eight consecutive At hattanooga Chattanooga 5. Mobil, 4! , batters. Federal Reserve, Wlgren and Dunn. C fjf7fvn Slf 1C OfXOtS jUIlHiaI Qualify for Teams j Special to Tha Tribune. LEHI, June 23. Allowing only one hit In Bine inning, a two bagger by the lead-of- f man. Guy Wilson. Lehi pitcher, tamed the fast SprtngvtUe aggregation here today In an The acore waa 7 to 2. Interesting contest. The only hit chalked agaiuat Witaon waa made by Jack Wignal, first up in the first lunlng. WUon deserved a shutout. Springville' first tally came in the first on errors and their other score is the fourth when Pexton, visiting was ad shortstop, drew free transportation, vanced on a couple of poor fielding selections sod scored when Wren Slater Juggled a throw nn first to catch the last man out. Ihl scored in the first and fourth on clean hitb In seventh the boosted total the and ting touching Campbell for three bit and aa many run. (lever base running by Averett and hitting par excellence by H. Atwood. Webb and Barnes made the scoring possible. Flelger. Sprlngrlile's star left handed lfty from California, coached today In spite burler of a suspension Imposed upon him The local club Preston Peterson Presideut by will protest his participation in the game at tw cause of hi activinext Friday HpringvIUe IDAHO FALLS. POCATELLO. ties In directing and coaching today. It waa AB.R.H.O.A. announced. AB.R.H.O.A. was for ensuspend Flelger X 0 1 1 0 Ryan. if. In a row with Goatee, dpamsh Forks Bourne, If. 1 O' Perrins. 2b. 2 gaging 0 0 Noye.rf.p. cat her. 2 Qober.lb... 0 10 1 Ftaprk.ftb. The score and summary' 0 0 0 0 Brooks?. . LEHI PUINGTILLE. Adlph.rf.lf 1 . 'Baapp.rf. 0X0 Ptilatne.e. AH K U PO.A AB.R H PO A. X 1 Grider ,cf... 0 0 3b ft ft 1 0 8 4 1 12 1 Arst if Xllptrk,lb Wignal 1 1 2 8 doKngt.ne. Ksarns.ss. ftb 3 0 0 2 S HAtwd cf ft 1 1 1 0 T lor i 8 Mlny,8b. SUefsUb. 18 2 Senior lb 1 0 0 MU sbb. se 5 1 1 1 6 Oswalf.cf. 0X8 Cstnpbl, Johnson, p.. p 8 0 0 1 3ftlur lb 4 0 0 13 0 . 0 3 3 0 Kllbro.p.rf Da vi. c. 4 0 0 1 0 A AtWd t 4 3 1 0 8 5 Bsmcs. If 4 0 J 2 0 Pexton Totals .87 "8 18 26 12. Tottl, ..81 3 4 24 10 Whiff 2b 4 ft 0 4 2 'rWll.sn. p 4 2 0 8 Bcore by Luuic, 1 0 rf ft 0 1 0 0 8 Brown rf 4 0 0 2 0 Thomas 2b 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 3 x Pocstells 4 0 0 7 ft fobd Rink, cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 Ida bo Fells C Dan rf 1 0 0 0 0 Error (21, Ketrna, Fttipetrick ftusuniry: Htle-sey- , (2), Grider, McEstght, Throe-beeBtlefel, Perries Tws-bseTotals .3ft 7 7 27 15 Tot I.. 32 2 124 1 , s hit fttlefel. Johston. Errors Prxton 4. Whiting 3. Summary' Stolen beeee Kllpttrtck, kit Nojrea Two-b- i Webb. 2. Slater 2 Avcrtt, Keerne, Stlefel, Oaweld. 1 Hite Off Klllburs, Taylor Wilaon ft, Off on ball Baa' hit Wignal. 4 Is 8 In 8 tnnlegei off Noyee, inning,. Bern off T. WwbbLu UoIl Bonhlp plays Oampbtt-ea bill, Off Klllburn l.off Johneoe 1. Struck 8, by Johnwn 8. ledge to Klair: WHtb to t'o) ledge toto Bister. eut By Klllburn 4. by Ney Whitto Webb to Blatrr, Wignal Pteaed bU, rellenttn, (2), Brook. Hit with Colledg to .Whiting. Tassed balls DaItched bell Brook, by Klllbure, Pemne by ing 2.to Taylor trtM'k out Bv Wt(tYi 2; by Campbell R ri Tim, Johnne 12), Wild Noyu, pltcbeo oyea errors Lchl ft. Hprlngvillr ft on 1. bass Flrat of gist-2:1- 5. Umpire Lrnnie. Attendance Base Irhi Kpringrilic ft Ijoft on base 1800. , hits Off Wilson. 1 in nins tnnings; off Camp bell. 7 in Bins inning. Stolen bases Avrrwtt Kuna rrapousibir 2. Webb. Tboipaa. lolledge for Wilson, o: Campbsll. 4. Kuna batted in 1 Tune of gam Barnrs. Webb. Atwood, H. Im Attendance &O0 hour and 88 minutes. ' Simmona and pirea Gray Th Mty commission yesterday ordered Heber Beats Provo. CALIFORNIA NINE WINS. Gsste. ARBOR. Mich., Jun 22.' Thn Dodgers Banch Hits. tcood team batted Univeraity of California 21. The MHwmurss N. T.. June will at Uira Michigan pitcher today defeated Pittsburg, 5 Batterls and won the final game of Its tour, T IBROOKI.YN. w Pirates bunched to 1. ANN Blnch 2. Stolen bases C. Miller. Hklmtead. Larsen 2. Bases on balls Off A. Miller 1. off out ft. Struck Ry A. Simmons !. off C Miller A y Struck mors I. off C. Miller 6 s 2 by Miller ft, bv C. Miller 4. br Simmons Sacrifice 2. Paased ball MeBeth. Edwards. McB th. Miller. Umpires Turner and Whipple. City Permit Issued for Dempsey Exhibition . 61 .1 . Special to The Tribune. POCATELLO, Idaho, June 28. Rexborg and Idaho Falls went into a tie for first place in the Snake league this after' defeated St. noon, when tbs Rexburg Giant game, and Anthony, ft to 4. in a twlvd-lnala- g the Pocatello Indians defeated Idaho Falla, 8 to 2. Tha Rexburg game was a battle between Davie sad Davenport, with the Latter bating tha better of the argument. Pocatello went right after Johnson at the tart of the game, sad kept It up. The Indians Sicked him for fourteen safe hit, whlis and Noyca held the Falla battera to four hits. Kilpatrick and Noyes led la the hitting, nod ths Indlaoh pltyed some really classy ball. The largest crowd of tbs year ilgnod out to see this game. t Rigby defeated Blaekfoot, 4 to 1. in a Howard and Hall were the opbattle. The hut worked Both well, posing pitchers. Blaekfoot hoys spilled the gtme in the fourth frame, when Rigby bunched their hits. The first hslf of the neaeon will come t Po-c-a when Close naif Wednesday afternoon, telle plays at Rigby, Blaekfoot at Kexburg d St. Anthony at id The Pocatello club will g to Rock Springs and Green River for exhibition game next Sunday and Monday. ...,660 BOSTON 8T. LOUIS. AB.R.H.O.A. AB R.H O.A. If Powell. cf 8h.tton.lf 4 6:Ptck.tb ... Hthcotc.cf 2 1 Beyree,lf Stock ,8b .4 SICreiM.rf . Hraabr,2b 4 OiHslke.lb . Feuror.lb 4 OiBowkel.Sb Scholte.rf 1 Dilhofr.c. IlMk.p . Sherdel.p North, p Mey.p . Smith . tMcHoery er 1 Today's Schedule. at eight-round- .40001 ..88X01 made DETROIT. AB.R H.PO.A. 3b-- 1 a clean sweep of the series with Detroit by winning the final game today, & to 2. WASHINGTON. 11 X b Results. Yesterday At Brooklyn Pittsbarf f. Brooklyn ft. At Boston SC Louis 2, Boston 8. At Now York Chicago X, Now York 2. At Philadelphia Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington .8012 Cincinnati . . Brooklyn ... Chicago 8t. Louis . . . Pittsburg ... Boston Philadelphia Ntw York .. Chicago Senators Make Cleanup. IS 33. I Alexander. 27 12 Inning: DETROIT, June Beats Toney Batted for Shocker Is eighth, t Batted for Yangilder In ninth. Score by New York St. Lon Is CHTCAOrt. 1 Meadows Allows Reds Only Five Scattered . Singles; 1 BOXING NOTES After the English Jun Chlc,o Tribune Salt Ieke Tribune Lriwg Wire. boxers finished taking a peep at Tommy The wore: CHICAUO, June 23 tjlbbona. who Is tit England seeking Benny Lenard BROOKLYN PITIYBURG m danger of bring barred fiom Die light matches with the best In his clars, they passed hi tnup. Now It looks like the Nt. He Paul I'hamrlons union f he isn I currfuJ. pugilist will come home empty wants to tight and behevea that all cham- handed. Dictions and K.ddle Kane. Ins pion, should light; but tuit). It a distinct manager, will sail for America the fust violation of the divine ngnt of champion, week of next month. to stall aa long aa poaslble after they are Nevertheleas, Benny aaya won his sixth straight game for the American ehamplona. Champion Johnny Kllbane ts a great la hta rule and he lntenda to acrap at booster for Oeorge Chaney. In a recent Fork club, when the local players were vic- that with contender. time any likely any torious in their game with Spanish Fork by a statement he said Chaney is the best For a worlda champion he le unique. featherweight score of 14 to 8. Miller allowed but oae walk he has fought since Abe and struck out six men. Five hit were made In that he la popular to a point where AttelL Chaney Is clever, gems and s he hasn't had a alngle bad wlaher. Tha stiff off hi delivery. The score: and will beat the best In puncher, fortune he haa amaaaed In the ring ha ths FORK. AMERICAN SPANISH FORK. Total .88 2 8 24 U Total ..18 8X2 27 11 featherweight division. Chaney won AB.R.H.O.A. not altered hie geniality In the ellchteat the popular verdict over Kllbane recently. AB.R.H.O.A. Batted for Carlson la eighth Rolmated.rf 0 8 4 2 8 degree. for Qrlaun la alath. 6 6 Georg. i Batted The boss lightweight aaserta thet he Edwards.lf 8 0 0 8 OlRirk.c core by lasing; ....8 10 68 28 will The promoters at Philadelphia ars trybe ready for hla encounter with 1 0 02 4 Andrsn.rf 2 8 0 0 9 0 0 0 0lRairatt,2b ft -2 Pittsburg to bring together Frank Moran, who 4 4 0 Charley White In their match at Benton ing Dtirrant.cf ft ..1 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 x ft Mltchi.Sb 4 0 0 0 42 A. Brooklyn returned from Europe, and Frrd 0 1 1 Harbor July S. 4 0 0 0 Two- - Andre, Miller, p 6 "I havent had a battle recently Error fleh Id t, Myers. Bummiry: a week from 2 3 0 since last McBeth.C .4 0 0 11 0 Homer. rf .4 bit baso hit he aald today, but Fulton for an Miller, Marqnard. Three-February," 01 2 0 2 4 If Larsen. 0 0 0 cf Thomas. 0 Stolen bise Johnston. Sac Johnston. Olson. I'll be fit. White haa been chasing me tonight.the Pittsburg, Moran's home town, wants Mlkesell.lb 4 1 1 7 OMlnch 3b bout rifice hit Sooth worth. Left on boost Pittsever I since annexed the crown. He haa 4 0 0 0 01 West, lb Ktmns.p-c- f burg ft, Brooklyn I. Banes oo ball Off Carlsaid a lot of things 1 do not Ilka and ton 8. Hit Off Carlson 12 In 7 inning; off C. Miliar, p 8 1 1 1 2 has been a poor year for foreign It no he which had to For that right aay. Hamilton nooe in 1. Struck out By Carlson 1. boxers In this country, with the excepTotals ..40 14 14 27 IX reaeon alone I'll be primed for him. Then tion of Totals .83 A 8 24 by Mnrnnard 8. Winning pitcher Marqunrd. Jimmy Wilde, end he was almost again, White la auch a hard aocker that Beere by Inning, Umpires McCormick Losing pitcher Carlson. dethroned. Later he made 'good and went he la dangerous at any time. He wont nod Harrison. Tim, 1:27, Bpiftlsh Fork .. .0 ft 0 ft home with a smell fortune. Lew Edme catch off my guard. American Fork ...2 0 ft 2 2 wards. the Australian champion, was Georges Carpentier and Jack licked Richie Summary; Errors George, Mitchell. Thomas. havse both applied Tor the Job of Dempsey Mltrhell, and now Oeorge by refereeXflkesell, Simmons, Holmsieail 2. Homer. Rlnch, River-Yello- w the Leonard-Whithas had the French champion, e Papin, the bout, and the skids taken - from under him West 8. Twthase hits Anderson. Holtnstead. ing by Lew ill bo that both Of them Dorrint 8. Homer. Three base hit A. Miller, the Tendler, Quaker City pride. t the match. Durrsnt. West. Home runs Holmte4. Homer, j PreSDt i . ST. LOIIF. hEW YORK. AB.R H PO.A. AB.R.H PO A ft aa 2 1 rf 4 2, Tobin, Peckpb 1 tied eon 2b 4 2 1 Ward 3b ft Pipp, lb, Jtatb, rf. 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