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Show THE 'SALT LAKE TRIBUTE,. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1922. 16 By George McManus BRINGING UP FATHER; DIDN'T VOU HKVE1 vow: here: come. Vt J aoiig HAND? THNI m P tjHE. ffll Fill GIFS f EE THEiC FLOWER SHE'LL KILL "l Merit Wins- Always has and always will Walk in Tenth Followed by Quartet of Singles Accounts for Winning Runs. AMERICA St Ii!a York The reason we are doing sucli a tremendous volume of business on Mens $5.00 shoes is that we LEAGUE. ., I New , ... Detroit ... Washington ItIso4 Boston .... iiieago are positively giving better shoes at this price than you can purchase elsewhere at $6.00 and in many cases considerably more. v Philadelphia Results. Yesterday At Philadelphia Boston 8, Philadelphia 6, WnnUtugim New kork At Washington Innings.) (lea schedul'd. ho otker garnet Cleveland Button n 4 Today s Schedule. Louis. Philadelphia. it St. at New York WASHINGTON, June e split even with NVashingn in its today in aeries by taking the nnil n tre sitoi ten innings, 4 to 4 The the score in the ninth uhen lup tripled and Ward singled, and in the tenth walk to Hoftnan and singles bv Witt, 'McNally, Hath and Mouse gae Uiliii th4r winning margin. hawkey leplaeed Jones and checked a local raltv In the last half of the tenth two-sam- 00 The shoes we are offering are made by Leonard and Barrows, Packard and Field, and Lewis A. Crossett. They are exceptionally well made the styles are such as will appeal to men of conservative tastes, or those who desire the more extreme. The materials, the shoemaking and the general excellence of the shoes is such as to win yoqr admiration and praise. These are repeat models. One pair sells another. 00010 -4 2 Washington ...0 Tw"-ba- e hit Krror Wood Summary: HUe, Huirl. hits base Three Rice. Shanks, Plpp Sacrifice Harrl. Double plays Shank to Harris to Judge, Jones to Pipp, McNallr t ork. 4, Ward to Pipp. Left on bawa New Off Jon m 2 off W ashing ton 8 Rases oo bait Fraacls 1. Stru k out B) Francis 6, by June 3 Hite Off Jones 12 iu 9 1 3 Innings, off Wianin JuwUkgv Bhawkey mwie Hter pitcher Jon a, 1 mplret Nfcliin aud Mrarit Time nf game 1 hour 80 minutes Wise up on this different and better shoe store and its superior shoes for men. ki ATHLETICS EXCHANGE PLACES WITH RED SOX 2'.) June rillllADELPHIA, Uot,.n "Again seventh place for the Tera, exchanged lilt hr pitcher ty W Collin, position with Philadelphia today when liming, 1 oung), Wild pitch -- Fullerton. Passed ball the Athletics took the fourth Kama of - Rttf' Doting Umpires pitcher W. (olllns the series. 10 to 1. amt Dtncen. of lhltlnbraud Time fame 1 The locals bunched seven hits In the hour 45 mi mi tea fourth and fifth Inning, for eight run. ths frst t me in the history of Forbes field that this han been done. ST. L01 IS PITTSBCRG. AB R H 0 A AftRHO.A. Flack, rf 4 1 1 2 0 Mmtillef2b 4 0 Mann, cf 0 1 0 1 0! rarer, cf 4 1 ( I Idaho Amateur League $ 112 p Special to The Tribune lutATKI.Tjn. Idaho, June 29 Last the Short I.lne Clerks defeated the Short lJne far Men In the amateur Twllsrht lenaue, 15 to 2. rhllllps pitched a wa 8001 evefitn for the Clerk and gixid gum given good support. JSaratn was hit frw-l- y and w a afforded poor support In the Totals. .37 SUM 9 Totals 32 10 U Batted for W, Collins ta the fifth. tBated fur Fullsrtua in the ninth. Score Boston by tuning; 9 0 o 0 0 0 0 ,...100 27 13 18in first and second Innings when the Clerks made 10 of their run. Hadley replaced Pe,i1n and kept the hit fairly een scat tered. ThW game broke the tie between the Car Men and the Clerks for first placs In the league. 8 0 3 ft O' Rlghee. Smth cf-If Hrnabi 2h 5 2 3 2 6 Rarnhrt 3b 5 0 Tray nor a Cornier 1b 8 0 0 14 0 Rohncr.rf Srrxk, 8b. 4 1 2 0 PGnmra, lb Toporcr ta 5 7 2 o f'Uoorh, C. 0 Mattox, e Vick, c th c 0 0 0 0 0 ulatner. p llaims p 4 2 3 0 3 Etia ... t'arlvm p . t Tierney Hinge th p Heaves Airtight Ball, While Mates Wal lop Quaker Flingers Hard Toney RATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. 42 36 rc .fldfl Lost. 4 4 0 1 0 Tbiiadelphis New TWk RECORD SHIPMENT GOING OUT. 24 Error IHtteuger 2 Two base Summary: . 21) What Is said to 8t Louis .... CHICVC.O, June 29 hit Miller, McGowan, Naylor, W Collins, J 37 31 Brooklyn of Ihtee-bsabits Miller, Burns Home he the world, largest single shipment ( olllns ,32 32 IMtteburg will machines leave th. Stolen best McGowan, washing S3 Cincinnati Barrifl'tt electric $3 Peoria Saturday over the Chicago and Chicago Double Galloway, lit user, Young 84 8t plat A solid for Ixs Angeles Bnma to Plttenger to W. (olllns. on buses Northwestern 2ft .... 39 Philadelphia Boston 7. Philadelphia 3, train of forty cars will be loaded exclu- Boston Bases on halls 2ft 39 Off W. Collins 2 off Fnllerton 1 Struck ont sively with washing rjachlnes. The train By W. Collins 1, by Naylor 1. Hits Off will carry more than 2000 of the Results, Ysstertays W. ColHos S in 4 inning; off Fullerton 8 In 4 At Boston Brooklyn 7, Boston 8. At Pittsburg 8t Louts 8, Pittsburg 5 At New ork Pbtladelpibts 2, New Uork No other g sines scheduled. ,ftft4 .544 6tk . ft)M) .477 .391 .391 Ift 5 5 3 4 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 p 0 0 0 0 0 Totaa 40 8 15 27 141 Totals .40-- 3 15 27 8 Rutted for (ilaaner In fourth Rntted for ( arlon In seenlh tBtted for bellow horse in nluth. Bcorc by Innings: 1 0 0 2 0 0 8f 0 0 8 0 1 0 Ptttsbury Errors Vick, Blghee 2, Traynor Summary Twotae bits Haines, Rnbner TTiree base hits Stock, Itolmer, GcmmIi, Haines. Home Stolen hnacn Carey, Blgbee. mi- l- !lornebr NEW YORK, N. Y. June 29 New York Nations today won an easy victory from Philadelphia in the fourth game their keries, dto 2. Toney iai Ld at times, but yielded only three hits. The Giants combed eleven hits off Georjre Smith and Pinto offerings, Meuael leading1 the attack with a tripie, double and single in four time up. PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK AB.RHOAf ABEHO.A 1 1 8b 8 0 Rappo. 4Bancrft,s 4 12 3 4 nw wi In! vKy I ii m w 4 Sacrifices Ainamlth, Maranrlile, Purer, Big-lleft on bsM- - gt Ixouts 8 Plttbnrg 13 Rases on balls Off Hainca 2. off Hoillngaworth J Stnick 0.1 By Glacner 1. Hit Off Glas-ite- r 6 In 4 inning off ( arlson 5 Is 3 innings, off Hollingsworth 2 In 2 3 Inning, off Yellow Wild pitch Hollingshorse 2 in 1 inning Passed ball Mattox worth Winning pitch er Halne Um Losing pitcher ('arleoo. pires ODay and Hurt. Time 2 02. Turf Results and Entries Philadelphia sf New York. Cincinnati at Chicago 8t. Louis at Pittsburg. Mail Orders Filled 1 1 Bobeonls. Todays at Boston Brooklyn 4. S 4 LAT0NIA ENTRIES First race, six furlongs Billy 102, Star Prince Itelhs 102, Whirl 102. Mrtlie (J 102, Una Clark 102, Inquisition 107, Wayward Iady 107, Mollte King 107, Montara 107, Humanitarian 107, Janku 100, Naughty Nlsba 109. Second Springville Wins Sharp Clash From Pay son Nine Special to The Tribune. SPRINGVILLE, June 28 Payton fell before the locale here yeoterday by a 4 t03 acore la a fust end well played exhibition. Springville showed especially well la the field, Taylor and M Gee starring. Finger and Taylor led the local attack wllb a pair of two bagger. SPRINGVILLE. PAYSON AB R II 0 A AB R.H O A ss 5 0 8 8 8 8 0 0 8 0 Taylor, RMknap.lb 1 Memory, 2b 4 McBeth, e 4 0 2 8 Strang. If 4 0 1 O O Davf. c.. 4 W ignall, Fleiger, cf 4 OCmbHl.lb 2 cf A rf. 4 0 0 Crum. rfy. 10 0 0 O Dowdell, rf 4 0 0 8 0 0 McKee. 8b 4 0 Gerrey.lf. Kitchen sa 4 0 0 1 4Groetck,lf 8 0 5 4 KappeU.2b 12 8;Dnnn. p.. 1 0 Barnett. 3b 4 12 0 01 Fredrtck-- 0 . 4 0 1 1 0 8 8 aoo,p-lfGarrick p race, fire and a half furlongs Miss Boh 112, Kenmare 112, Gadfly 112, Yorick lift, Jupiter lift, Xnranka 113, 119. Jack Froat rstrictsn lift, Mr Beck 118 Third race, one mile and a sixteenth Loveliness 102. Bun God 102. My Ballot 102. Fred Prknsa.Sb 2 9 0 1 6tKwlinga2b 8 2 2 Kinney 102, Bermnnt 104. 8earcnrt 104. Amanda Wtllaos, cf 4 0 1 4 0 rrlscb. 3b S 0 0 1 2 104, Ujampora 107. Counterbalance 107, Grey Walker, rf 4 0 0 1 OfMcueeU If. 4 I 8 1 0 Eagle 107, ( aptain Tom 107. Nominee 100. Totals. .34 8 7 27 $j ToUla...8S 4 11 27 8 Lee. If .. 4 1 t I 0 Ytmng. rf. 4 1 Brown Etc 92, Marlon AIer 07, Lebluet 107. Error Tramp 2, Fredrickaon, McSummaryJ Smith as 4 0 1 2 3, Kelly, lb 4 1 Consnl Locust Leaves First Silence 109, 115, Two-bas- e hits Fletgtr, Taylor. Kee, Memorv. Leris, lb. 3 0 0 13 0 Stengel, cf 4 1 09. 2. 7, by Dunn Stnick out Bv Fredrickan Peters, e. 4 0 0 1 O B Smith, c. 3 0 Fourth race, one mile Tulalin 92, Tomuhoi Bases cm balls Off Fredrickson 1, eff Dunn G Smith. p. 2 0 0 0 1 Tuory, p . 4 0 1 0 2 97, Marine Corps 106, Travesty 105 Rm 107. to Double play Taylor none. Campbell. Hit tWrghstiis Fifth race, six furlongs Barracuda 08, Ad- hutsman Memory. Base hits Off Ffedrlekaon 7 Pinto, p . 0 0 0 0 0 vocate f7, Marvin May 102, Braetlelbane 111, In S 1 3 lining, off Dunn non, lilt Off tLebourr.. 1 0 0 0 0 Mis Jchilma 113. Garrick It. Sacrifices hits Groesbeck, Belknap, Hixth race five and a half furlong Clover Campbell. Stolen bases Fleiger 2 Dowdell. Totals 30 2 8 24 14 Tntals 33 6 11 27 11 105 I,adv Gorham 107. Dust Flower Mis 107, Time of game 2 hour. Lmpire Barratt. Batted for G Kmttb In eighth. Melse 107. Alice Blue Gown 107, Toklheme 107. fBatted for Pinto la ninth. 107 Lavinta Score by innings ' Bevenih race, me mile and three sixteenths Philadelphia Jordan 95. Velma K. 100, Lsfoudre ItVi, New York .......2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 6 Padua 106, Warsaw 105, Mormon Elder 10ft, hit Summary: Error Williams. Two-banel 108, Lady 106, Uncle Bancroft, Three base Troiu 105. Countess Meuel, Stengel, Let Lillian lit, War Prise 112. hit Meuael. New Left on bane 6 York track Weather good. clear; Bases on Philadelphia 7. Sacrifice Friach. balls Off Toney 6, ofr Smith 2 Struck out By Tonsy 1. Hits Off 0 Smith 10 In 7 LAT0NIA RESULTS. Innings, off Pinto 1 j in 1 inning. Losing First race, six furlong High Coat, wen; I m pi res Sentelle and Me Rutlion. pit her G. Smith Time 1 13 second, Guvner. third tormick. Tims 1 28. Red leaf. Angon. Bargee, CHotoc villa and Jolm 8 Reardon aiso ran Second race, five furlongs Roldgold, woa; Time, riedmont, aetwid; M!s Jane, third. G tip ton. Checkerette. I 02 2 5 Roma. Bendlta. Minnie F , Golden ( hart. Miss M , Velma M. and Billy Berne also ran. BOSTON, June 29 Grimes pitched efSEMI-SOF- T Third race, one mile and seventy yards Tex. fectively for Brooklyn against Boston won; Bojul. second. Flying Prince, third Tim. COLLARS today, the rlVtors winning, 7 to 3. Mar-tjua- rd 1 47 Split Gram. Opulent, Montjoy. Hysteria, v&i hit opportunely. Randel, Brass Tacks. Alameda Girt, Doctor Gil Johnston made three hits and walked bert and tharlln also ran. without East Side, wo. Fourth race, six furlong once, and fielded sensationally, twice robTree second: third. Time. Tuscola, Cherry bing Nixon of what looked like hits. 1 13. BROOKLYN . BOSTON. Underwriter and Lantado uto ran AB.R.U.0.A AB R R O.A Sagelawa Fifth race, one mile Parader, won; Radio, Bit of High, 8b. 4 1 1 0 8 Powell, cf 4 O' 1 g 0 second; Gangway, third. Time, 1 89 Greenlawn 4 White and Wood trap also ran 4 8 Barba re 2b J4 Johnatatb 4 O (trfth.rf 4 0 0 0 0 Nixon, if 0 O 1 0 Sixth race, five and a hnlf fnrPmgs Pnnta Tdrfth.rf 0 0 6 0 0 Onitae, rid 4 1 1 1 0 Gnrda. won; Jokle Hay, 'second Jack Bauer, Ten Sixty, pbinoi. Wheat, If. 4 1 2 2 0 Holke. lb 4 O 0 9 third Time, 1 07 0 8 0 Ford. ae. . 4 1 8 8 Myers, ef 4 Full Spoon and Taylor Hay also ran 112 OjKopf. 8b.. 4 0 11 8chmdt,lb Seventh rare one mile and an eighth Pictor, 1 2 4 Gowdy. c. 4 0 6 4 Olwm as. 4 second: Repsrte third non; Fcan!ette 1 2 0 Mantuard p 2 0 2 1 0 Mlllfl-.c- . 9 Time. 1 53 4ft Mies Prosperity, Countess sad 1 0 4, F. MUWr, p. 0 0 0 0 Grimes, p 3 Buis nee Wheel aLo ran. Made 112, 10 MOM ...00000100 $2, $3 and $4 CRIMES AIDS ROBINS TO TROUNCE BRAVES Collar Attached Stand up starch Hot Weather Shirts! Be ready for the Fouth. Be cool There was a time when you wore them only for golf or tennis; now you see them everywhere even at business. n I 114 19 and comfortable. 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J3 0 0 1 0(8 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 Errors Myers, Barba re. Ford 2. bits Grimes, High, Cruise. Stolen Tw.bte W hest. bswoa Jobsston Sacrifices Myeru. O to Olson Miller, Grimes. Doubt ptayiUMlrlmee to Ochmssdt; Johnston to Olson to Bcbmasdt; High to Johnston to Bebmsndt, Ford to Barba re to Hoiks. Loft on bases Brooklyn 4. Boston 5 Base on bills Off Msrtsrd 2 ff MUM 8. 8 track ont By Grimes 2, by Marqnnrd by F. Miller 1. Hits Clff Man) used 9 in 6 2 S in 2 1 8 Innings. Hit Innings, off P. Miller MlUer). by pitcher By 4irUnes Losing A Tims 1 17- Brooklyn Boston Bammary: -- get r. n CLOTHES SHOP all-rou- specialist. on (Tea DR. W. M. Entrenee S2A fcOUTH Through STATE J. C Penneye WAS. 112J GRIFFITH 119 Main at Wn 275 MAIN ST. 6814. I I |