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Show r THE SALT JAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, JTJNE 10 17,-19- 20. INDIANS NOSE OUT A'S; YANKS WIN; GIANTS ROUT DODGERS JAMESON'S SENSATIONAL CATCH WITH Bingham Junior Nine . Captures First Half LOOP LEADER BASES FULL IN NINTH AVERTS DEFEAT Members of the Bingham entry in the Bingham Junior league 'which won the first half championship. Standing, left to right, Paul Slotte, Geno Musilli, Jack Smith (captain), Clarence Johnson, DIVIDES BILL Noted Baseball Star of Olden Days Drops Dead but fTigcrs Chase Pennock, Champs Win Out; Sol- -' ons, Browns Triumph. AMERICAN f taMtuat LEAGUE. ! Cmke. Won. Lost Philadelphia la II New Yrk St. louu 20 M 31 ) Detroit dev. land Wtahlnttoa CMcat Bolton ....It10 .. . JO 11 37 II 37' M ' lit. Aaaday't Cleveland It. Philadelphi t. St. Louts 5. Boston 1. New York II. Detroit 1. Wsshinston 6. Chtcato I M.aar'a Scaedatt. Detroit it Boston (two HUN). Chicaso it Philadelphia. j. CLEVELAND, June 16 OF). Missions, Seattle Clubs Each Capture Tilt in Coast. ST. LOUIS. June 16 UP). Timothy Flood. M, a former major league baseball player .75 . 60 who recently was connected Ml with Armour & Co. at Kan .617 sas City, fell dead here last .491 .33 night in front of the city post-6- f .351 Iice. Be had driven here to .1M ll day to meet his wife, who was visiting relatives. Flood played with the Brooklyn National league team in 1899 and later with Toronto in the International league. He is survived by a son in Denver. 9. PHILADELPHIA. ' CLEVELAND. B H OA. BHOAI 4iJreuwm. If. Bishop, 3b Fonseca, lb.. Haas, ct ... lAverlli. cf ... 4 I 4 Cochrane, e Bewell. 3b. 4 S 3 I Simmons. If I 1 ,41 .411 .111 Foil, lb S S I Ill 1141 IISoman, rt ... L. Bewett, c. Miller, rf ... 4 3 3 S S I Lind. 3b Dykes. 3b ... I'Tavener. Boley. M 1 Welbert. p sHodapp ... OrwolL P . . Burnett, ai 1 Miller, p ... . . (Scoria. xPrtnea . . . Perrell, p .., t .tIll lilt MM 111 lilt tea dial f Crete. S Won. San Pranclsce Oakland Los Ansele Hollywood SscrsmenUt Seattle .. Portland .. II M .47 ...39 ,. a. .........17237 3 Reeatte. 1 Sehedal. Oskland stTaedy's Seattle. Sacramento at Portland. Hollywood at Lot Anteles. Mission at Sacramento. mm:; i SAN FRANCISCO, June 16 VP). The Missions and Seattle divided the Sunday bill here today with the Indians, winning the opener, S to 4, and losing in the afternoon, 6 to 3. Pete Scott's home run in the first inning, with the bases loaded, defeated Jim Edwards, pitcher in the second game. Officials Fail to Consult Rules by Which Race was Run. J.. At Ban Pranclsco Porenoon rame: SEATTLE MISSION. B.H.O.A' . U.HOA 1 1'Malllsan. Ellsworth, ss lb 113 3 Eckhardt. It. I 3 1 Morse, lb... Knothe. 3b... 0 Boone, rf... S 4 1 0 naroee. rr., oihuiii. H. , . a 2 o o Aimaaa. el., 0 Sherlock, lb 111 1 Palk, lb HChnsttnsnxf Taylor, lb.. SlloO'Slsde. ss 1 1 Cox, e . 4 1 ft 1 nnldwln. 1 1 1 NeUon. p... Collard. p.. 4 1 INeyers. p.... xRodda IDS 4 114 Ill lis is (. Mil Sl " e, it. o 9 vo vy -T v I e 4- i tf 100 1 1 1 11 tl Home Run Club WASHINGTON. June 16 P). Washington hit Lyons freely today to overtake Chicago in the last of the (Br the Associated Press ! koMt, stiiKS series and win, 6 to 3. Lyons' single Ltndsirom. Oianta, ibsrsabAy. 1; CHU lilants. I; drove home two Chicago runs' in the Cr'arreu. 1; O Uoul. Phillies, 1, Herman. , on the Kobina, 1; Kelly. fUoa, 1, Av.rlll, Indians. second and then I: Wnlt Bos. 1; (ealuuiser. Itstre, mound for Washington, tied it up Watwood. MeueeL Yankee. I li the last half of the second with a NATIONAL LSAOrB UADCBS. double driving Cronln home, Hater. Cardinal, 1; Klein. Pnillles, 1: Watwood hit the first ball pitched Ott, uiant. 14. Jackson, Utaau, lli O Doui IS. in the second for home run inside Phillies.AMERICAN LIAOCRS. UAGUI the park. Oehns, Yankees, 17; Sinunoos, Athletic. I CHICAGO. WASHINOTOM. Hutu. Hi 10; Haas. Yankees. Athletic. 7; ' B HO B HO A. Stoaiors, J; Heiimann. Tisers, 1; Mrtiler. If.. !Juda. Ik... 4141 Ooslin, Oenruiter, 7; Alexauoer, lisera, Tisers, 7; 1 4 4 13 fihlrea. lb... Rice, rt Avenu. Indians, s. Hoffman, rf 4 3 3 H West. If.... 4 I 1 kAOI'S TOTALS. watwood. ci. I I I Barnes, cr..,. 4 MaUonal, sm; American, llu, trend total 3 li Bluet. 3b., . 4 Xsmtn, lb... 3 Cuwel. aa... 4 0 1 111 ate. e Kerr Sb.... S t t 5 Cronln. M. .. 3 14 3 xClancf .... 1 t'Hayea. 3b... 3 13 4 left field and made his presence felt 0 Marberrr, p.. I 1 11 Birt. c With a single and homer. 14 11! iuean. p... 1 44 l ' Lsona. .IllI p... I XlsTTRUiT. .H O A KSWTORK. u.u.O.A. Total .v 33 34 111 TeUH ... 30 37 11 Johnson, ef . 1 1 0 Cembe, ef ... 4 S I t3 xBitted for Kerr la ninth. 1 If . , Kooertaon, 1 a oinersilU I lb Beer br Inoinsa: Ueurinser, 111 I a oenris. lb ... 1 S I MO Chicaco , 0001 Ueitmann. rl. 4 0 liUurst. II ... t OOn 031 10 Washineton I McMauus. so 4 1 1 Si urabowskl. Summarr: Rune Watwood. Kamre. Alexander, lb 4 1 . 1114 Lessen, Bert, Rles. Barnea. Blueee, Cronln. Hare. Bliea, e ... . 141:4i brrd. rt . . Prrors Hoffman. CUeell. Cronln. runs v.uesuint, ... Dicker. I bitted In Watwood. Lyons 1. Tata. Hare. Stoner, p ... 0 0 liPsachaX If .. 1 S 1 Marberrr Berne,' Judae. Two-ban- e hits l:Meuel. U ... 1 1 1 WhlteHllLp Marberrr. Rice. Jiirlee. Hoffman. Purdhommcp Blue, 01. Durocher, ss. 1 1 4 Home nan Watwoorl Sacrlflee hlte Tat. iHsrerave Pennock. p ... 0 0 Double Marhernr. to Tate pier 1 Moore, P .... I'tjea, Left on baeee BilUnss. . 0 Chlreto 4. Waeh-Inno- n kxstona p Here. i UorU p I. Bases on ball Off Marbemr 1. Toe, p ., 1. St nick out Br Marberrr Li fit Lyons n 1 Hits Off Lyme Innlnrs, off Du- IS 34 l Totals ... Totals .. .31 17 17 14 I In 4 1 Innlnts. Laslne itc"r xnaueo I or rruanotnme In seyenta. ' tsn Olneea and KalUn. Tim Umpires for Bllllns In eishth. sxBattelf . 1:4, Score by. Innlnss. Detroit ...001 IN 1107 I live clOII a...1140 110 Hill ,11 ..II Mew Yankees Take Three of Four From Bengals Mil 101 Ill York 040 Runs Johnson Bummarr: 03s 11 oehrlnser, 3. McManua. Alexander. Shea. Harerav. Combe. Oehria 1, Laxeerl 1. Brrd 1. MeuseL 1. Moor. Error Johnson. Runs NEW YORK. June 16 (St. The Durocher batted In Brrd. Comb 1. Durst 3, Pot her Yankees made It three of four by, ein a, uenrinser s. rascnsi a. wuestunt. Robertson, Bhea. Meusel 1 Two-babeatinc. Detroit in a slugging match. Durocher. hit Oehrtnter. Three-bas- e hit Durst. 11 to 1. This gave the Yankees U Horn runa Oehrlnser. MeuseL Stolen victories to four defeats in their home bases Comb. Shea. Sacrifices Pennock 3. Robertson 1. Double plays WueetUnt t stortd agalnet the west. Oehrtnter to Robertson to LesSeven pitchers were hit freely, foi'r sen to Oehrlt:Alexander; Lassert to Durocher to 1. Left on beses New Verk 10. fir Detroit and three for New York. Oehrli, Detroit S. Bases oil bells Off Stoner 4. Herb Pennock made another try at off Prudhomme 1. off BiHtnes 1. oft Yde 1. out Br Stoner 1, br Pennock 1. br starting a game for the Yankees, but Struck I. by Yd 1. Hits Off Stoner. In had to retire after Gehrlneer's homer Hort 1 3 InIn 3 off WhitehllL tied the score. Moore, who relieved ninn Innlnss: (none out In fifth); oft Prudhomme. 1 Mm. got credit for the victory, though In 1 lnntnss: off Bllllnts. 1 In i Innins. off Yde. 1 In 1 Innins; off Pennock. 10 In Hovt finished the game. off Moore. 1 In 1 Innlnts: off Bob Meusel made his appearance in Herl. Innlnts; 1 In 1 3 Innlnts. winning pitcher Moore. Loetnt pitcher Whltehlll Umnd Guthrie. pires Hildebrandt. Monsrtr 1 hours 1 minutes. Tims of (am iimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 HOW DID YOUR ftHEES; STAND THAT I 'j K TRIP ? BOSTON. June 16 (). The St Louis Browns took the last game in their series with the Red Sox here today, defeating the home team. 5 to 2. The Browns won the series, three games to one. Heinie Manush led the onslaught for the visitors with a triple and three singles. Four double plays aided them materially. ST. LOU18 BOSTON B H O A ' BHOA McVeelr. rf . S 1 1 0 Reeves, lb . . 4 I S I 1 0 Narlesky. McOowan, ef 4 ss. Msniurull .. 14 10 sRothrock .. 10 0 0 Blue, lb .... 1 I Oerber. 110 1 Equip Next Time With Cl'PPLES SUPREME QUALITY TIRES n AVOID TROUBLE n and Manush Leads Brown Attack on Red Sox Kressc ss . O Rourke. lb Mellllo. 3b . Schanr. c .. Klnwey. p ... Crowdrr, p i5 lU ss 1 4 3 srWilliams 3 0 1 Rhyn- -. ss 1 1 1 S Srarritt, If 3 0 1 0 W Barrett, 4 3 1 Bieelow. rf 0 0 1 Reean. lb .0 'Torlt. lb Be rr. r. ... 0 0 0 ... 0110 1 4 . . . .... MscFsrden. p I'rzR Barrett. Bayne, p , nszRufflr.t CARTER S S Tire & Battery i Company 38 5 East 4th South. Wasatch 4593 s g UUIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll . a 3 3 a 0 0 1 11 a i 1 0 4011 to 1 4 1 1 111 0 1 0 110 0 0 0 1 0 ..100 Totals . . 3 14 37 13 10 37 IS Totals xBatted for Narlesky In sixth tiBatted for McFarden In elehtb, uzBatted for Oerber in eishth, nr.. Batted for Bayne In ninth. Score br Innlnts: St. Louis . 001 000 1115 Boston .100 oeo 0103 Runs McOoersn. Manush 1, Sununsrr: R. O' Kress. Rourke. Reeve. Barrett. Errors Mellllo. Petan. Todt. Runs bstted In Kress ?. McNeely. Blue. O Roiirke. 8cr-rtt- ti Two-bsThree-base 1 hit Kress hit Manu'lv Stolen bases Msnush. Scar-n- tt Mellllo 1. B'"e. Nar'-.- kr Sacrifice DO'ible play Blue to Krss: Blue to K5S to K'mser: Kress to Mellllo; Kr-- ss to Meltllo to Blue: to Left on bases -St. Loui IX Bo.ton 7. Bases on halls o'f Klmr 1. off Crowder 0.1. off McPayden S.S: Struck out Br Kimser br McFarden Hite Off Kimsey. I In 7 'none out In ninthi; off Crowder. 1 In 1; off MscFavden. 11 In I; off Psme. 3 In I. "Winnint nltcher Losin Klmser. pitcher MacFaylen. Umpires McOowan. Campbell and Connolly. Time of tame 1 hour 6 minutes. 8cor br lnnlnaa: Seattle .... 010 0n0 Mission.........,' Summarr: Errors 1 Or 410 010 OOx 4 Mullltan. Scott. Knothe. Three-bas- e hit Scott. Home run Two-baa Scott. hits Hoffman, Eckhardt. Cherte defeat to P.dwerds. Struck out Br Edwards 4. by plllette 3. by La- manskl L Bases on balls Oil Edwards I. Hollywood Divides With Portland LOS ANGELES. June 16 (P). Hollywood and Portland split even in today's doubleheader, the Stars Winning the first game, 30 to 1, but bowing to the Ducks in the second, 4 to 3. Hollywood took the series, S games to 3. At Loa Anteles Plrst tsme: PORTLAND. STARS. B.H.O.A B.H.O A. Peer, rf 10 Jahn. 4 I 10 0 4 Walters. II !b-- p nates, cr.... Richards, lb WoodalL Knithl, Beck, p BorreUt, funk. If,...'. 6 14 0 Koiunts, lb, 14 0 1 burkett, lb. 1111 Humler, rf., 4 10 0 (iCarlyte, ct., 6 14 0 l I i Heath, lb.. SSI 1 I I Lee. ss 0 till 11 newer, ss. Kersey, lb.. If 4 4 c. p... 14 t I lb. c. HBypher, 111; Coo, lioo Ill 110 lot 110 t -- Totals Shm k. Innlna, in Totals Tr Sill silt Jon ns. d O'Reht. rf xOttenben . nonerson. p 1 1 14 ' ' .....000 Ducks .! 471137 First Half Champions Drop M'GRAW BELIEVES CINCINNATI CLUB But One Game; San HANDICAPPED BY ATTITUDE OF FANS tistevan Manages. Stars Summarr: Error Richards. Home runs Heath 1, Punk. Three-bas- e hit Rolllnts: Two-bas- e hits Burkett. Punk. Cs'rlyle, Rolllnss, Bstes. Sacrifice hits Burkett 1. Inmntt pitched Br Knisht 3. br Beck br Johns I. struck out Br Johns 1, 1. br Knisht 3, y Beck 1. br Holleraon Bases on balls Ott Knisht 1, off Joans 1. oft Back 3. off Walter 1. Wild Second tame: PORTLAND. B.H.O.A Prer. rf .. 4 3 3 H easier, ss .. 111 1 Keeseir. lb . 117 Jehn. If Borrelll. Jb . 3 0 1 Bstes. cf ' Richsrds. lb. 3 Fullerlon. p 401 Reeo. c 13 ill 1 3 3 3 3 . HOLLYWOOD. BHOA. Punk, If .... Relllnki, 3b.. 1 0 0 Burkett. lb . 4 0 1 3 Rumler, rf . . . 1 0 1 0 Ctrlrle, ci ..1 9 0 0 7 0 Heath, lb Lee, ss . 10 11 Brnher. c 10 111 Johns, p 10 0 Hulvey. p 0 xBsler . xxReht 0 0 0 0 .... 111 1110 101 00 BShellenbach 0 0 0 Ottenbert. lb 1logo Totals ... 37 31 Totals ....114311 xBatted for Brnher In seventh. xxRsn for Bsssler In seventh rBstted for Ostenbtri la seventh. Score br Innlnts: 0a-- 4 ! 011 Portland , 000 003 01 Hollywood Bummarr: Error Prer. Heath. Charte defeat to Johns. Struck out Br Johns 1. br Pullerton 1. Bases on balls Off Puller-to- n S. off Hulver 1. Hit br pitched ball-He- ath. Stolen b Punk. Home run Rolllnss. Bates. Sacrifice hits Borrelll, Heath. Double plsys Lee to Burkett to Heath; Lee to Heath. Sacs Win Morning, Lose Nightcap SACRAMENTO. June 16 M Sacramento and the San Francisco Seals divided todav's doubleheader. the Sacs winning the morntng game-a- t Stockton, 6 to 1. and losing the nightcap. 7 to 6. The second game was a seesaw affair. At Los Aneelee Forenoon tame-SAr"RANCI8CO SACRAMENTO ' BHOA' BHOA Crosettl, ss. French, ss... 301 Plnelll. Jb.. 4 0 3 I Monroe, Jb.. 4 114 4 Suhr. lb 11 Bscker. 3b... 4 0 10 Colemsn, cf.'4 0 1 ft Osborne, rf.. 3 10 0 3 4 till 1 Jolley. rf . 110 Donovan. If , 3 0 1 0 Caveney. 3b . 1 0 3 3 0 0 1 Rend, c . I o 0 1 Davis, p. ion?e. p. i 2 o i a Koe'hler. Hoat cf c. 3 3 0 3 0 ! 0 Ih . 4 0 11 1 Rohwer. If . 4 14 0 Crandall, p. 3 3 10 ramilli. Totals .. W1J4 13 Totals ... 30 7 37 1 scor- - by Inmnss 000 000 Ssn Francisco 1001 Ooo OOx .105 Sacramento Errors Crosettl 3. Pinelli, Summary: Three-base Backer hit Toiler. Sacrifice hits Monroe. Koehler. Hose. French.. Charse defeat to Davis. Bases on rs,l!s Off Crandall 1. off Davis 1, off Jones 1. Stolen base Monroe. Special to The Tribune. BINGHAM. By dropping but one game, the Bingham entry won the first half of the Bingham Junior baseball league, sponsored jointly by the Bingham post No. 30 of the American Legion and the Bingham Kiwanis club. There, are six teams in the loop. Credit for the excellent showing of the champions is due to Bailey J. 8antistevan, shortstop on the Utah Copper ball club of the Copper league and an instructor and assistant coach-- at 4he Bingham high school. His team will meet the win ner of the second half, which begins Juhe 17 and ends July 13. for the op portunity Kf representing tne Bingham district in the state finals. The business end of the team is handled by a committee consisting of Chairman Boyd J. Barnard, George Bihler and Santlstevan. Giant Manager Says Crowd Has Decided Effect on Ball Player. Jones Sets Out For Winged Foot To Defend Title By JOHN J. M'GRAW, Manager, New York Giants. WASHINGTON, June 16. In attempting an analysis of the Reds, my Impression is that the players, itnce the beginning J "wejyjs e recent :gy of ATLANTA, June 16 (if). Bobby Jones, national amateur golf champion, today set out for Winged Foot, Mamaro-necN. Y., In an attempt to acquire another crown. "It all depends on Irons," said Bobby sadly as he departed. "If I don't get the confounded things to working this week, there's no likelihood that I'll change my title now or any time in the near future." it te , TEXAS LEAGt'E. Staadiot l the Teams. ana , Palis Bnreveport . Waco . . Fort Worth San Antonio Beaumont st Is ..." 3J II M 14 'ri. A f 1 Crosettl. ss n. 8ACnAMENTO: BHOA . 4 14 1 French, 4 Pinelli, lb. . . Suhr. lb cf. toller, rf. Donovan, If Caveney, 2b. Reed, c I W a' t he is losing has lecided upon a ball player. It f The crowd is v e r y important A element in u e,a11"asais McGraw. game. I have been asked a number of questions, written and unwritten, all of which aim at Just what tsthe matter with the club. Some speak of needed punch and others of pitching. The answer to one Is really an answer to the others. The Reds have recently shown a decided lack of punch and that in on the pitchers. For example, one question: "What is most needed by the Reds' pitching effect. if! er turn-reflec- ts staff?" What they need most is a little to more them out. The help .5i4 most batting effective pitching in the world .41 .4i3 won't save a ball club unless the bat.41)4 .4:4 ters can drive in some runs. Pitch- ii 33 34 14 Ai) ers often are charged with defeats for which the lack of punch behind them Sunday's Results. is really to blame. As a matter of Shreveport , Beaumont 7.Waco Fort Worth fact, the Reds have a pitching staff (second lam seven Inmnssl. that Is well above the average. Wichita rails I, San Antonio (11 Reds Need Dallss 3, Houston 1 More Punch. "What unit of the Reds needs parruns Severeld 3, Csmilli. hits Jotley, Caveney, Pmcill. Double ticular strengthening?" is another. plays Monroe to French: Camilti, unassisted. UmAs I have said, they need mere pires f'aunint and Cady Cftare victory to Couch. Charte defeat to Vinci. punch, and, besides that, they ned more catching strength. There is nothing particularly weak about the Oakland Makes other departments when taken as a Clean Sweep whole. Several other local fans want me OAKLAND, calif., June 16 (P). Oakland made a clean sweep of the to express my opinion of the Reds as series with the Angels by a whole. Undoubtedly the Reds will show winning two games today, 1 to 0, in the morning, and 8 to 6 in the after- better as the season goes along. Remember that the Giants occupied a noon. A timely double by Buzz tt tt similar position a little more than drove in the winning run. two weeks ago. Wiyi the support of was also the star ol the afternoon game, hitting a home run and the fans the club is bound to come three singles to drive in six of the out of the slump. 1 am happy to sav that the New York fans stuck right eight runs lor his team. with us util we hit our stride. First tsme: LOS ANOELES, OAKLAND. "Don't you think." one fan in B.H.O.A B HO A. Stats, cf ... 3 0 3 0 Governor, cf . 1 0 3 0 quires, "that the Cincinnati club has Hanry. Jb ... 3 0 0 Reese. 3b ... 4 3 S 3 been ultraconservatlve in trading 0 Verses. 36' . rf ... 3 Tolson. lb .. 4 Arlett. lb ... 1 1 I 0 matters?" ( s came-thi"trith 3 4 0 Carlyle. that 0 If .. 4 3 0 0 rne: 3chu:mrlch.lf Right Jacobs. 3b ... 3 1 13 Schino. rf . . 3 10 "How about lack of punch of Reds Dittmar. sa . 4 1 1 3 Read, e can and be there done 1 anything Sandbert. c . 1 1 4 Mclsaac. ss.. 3 3 4 Walsh, p ... 1 0 0 1 Cratbead. p . 1 0 0 3 wumn reason 10 reciuy m Warren, c ... 1 0 1 0 answer I'll both once: The club at 0 0 0! xJones ...... has seemed a little conservative about Baecht, p ... 0 0 0 0 but that is a matter making changes, Totals ..10 5 34 10 Totsls ...337 13 to be decided by the management of xBatted" for Walsh In enhth. the Cincinnati club, which Is certainScore by Innings: Los Anteles 000 0040 ly In a better ,....000 000 position to do so. w, OOx I Oakland .100 When a club lacks the punch of Summary: Errors Stall, Arlett 3. hits Arlett. Mclsaac. Charte defeat herd hitters, the obvious thing to do to Walsh. Struck out Br Wslsh 3. br is go out and get some, if possible. It's Baecht 1. br Crashead 8. Stolen bates always a gamble as to whether they Reese. Haney. will make good, but it is one we manScond tameagers frequently have to take. LOS ANGELES. OAKLAND ' Among the numerous and odd B.H O A. BHOA Si alt. cf .... 1 1 y Governor, ct. 3 0 questions I am asked: "What player Reese, 3b ... 4 1 3 3 on the Reds would Haney. lb ... 4 1 3 you like to have 4 13 Webb, rt Verses, Jb ... 3 1 0 3 Tolson. lb . A 0 t 0 Arlett. lb ... 4 4 13 0 with the Giants?" 8chulmnch.lt 4 13 0 Carlyle. If .. 4 0 0 The answer to that Is easy: Hughey Jacobs, lb .. 1 1 3 Lombard;, c . 4 0 3 0 Critz. . 4 0 4 Dittmar, ss . 1 0 1 3 Schino, rf "Does Evar Swanson. Reds' center Hannah, c ... 3 1 0 Mclsaac. ss . 0 0 Roberts. P ..'3 0 0 3 Dumovwh. p . i 0 1 fielder, impress you as the makings Baecht. p' ... 0 0 0 Dean, ss 10 13 of a , xx Warren ... player?" ,000 Hurst, p .. . 10 0 0 xxxBcrser .. 0 0 0 Brooks, ef The boy certainly has the ear113 1 xx:.xJones .. 0 0 0 0 rFraaier 0 0 marks. He 'is fast and if he hits h 33 7 H1C 34 13 i 13 will undoubtedly be a star. To's'.s Totals Swanson ts in sixth sxBntted tor is now' learninr the' finer points of NXxB.itteri for Ha:in-il;i irnth. fielding and Is improving every-ti- ay xswBa'ted frr Beecht :in nsritli rBstierf for M'Tsaac ;n setond Fans Ask Abouts Score bv mniiiss .... Los Aneeieft 010 O'l nco - r, Oakland ." , lie 013 ro - s George Kelly. Summary: Error Governor. -"to you think. another asks, "that Home nin -- Arlett Tsro.bsse hits Carlyle. Reese. Sch'ilrnerlch Charse dereat to RobGeorge Kelly has gone back since lie erts. Credit victory to Hurst. Slr'ick out was a member of the Giants?" By Dumovlch I. by Rober'j 3. bv Baecht 7. I can t sec that he has. Kellv Is Bases On behWOtt Duhioitth by Hurst ott L Hurst , 3, fielding nicely, but of late, notice, Houston 13-- Two-bas- e six-ga- Ar-le- Ar-le- 1 1 b. 1 . . . 4 . 'ails. P couch, n : . Thurston. II. ss . Monroe. 3b 0 Backer, ih 10 0 O.Momr. rf 3 10 Severeid. c 3 10 Hoes cf 3 15 Csmilli, lh. 0 4 1 O'Brien. II 1 . 0 0 Cano, p 0 0 3 Vinci, p 3 0 0 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 1 1 5 13 100 Rohei, xKoehlcr If . Totals . 35 II 37 11; Totsls . . t 500 ooo San Francisco t: .. ..v. 001 3J0 Sacramento Summarr; Errors Backer, Host. 13 401 1 111 1 Two-ba- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 2 1 1 , 4 3 3 0 0 0 12 1 4 0 0 113 10 3 0 0 0 unn ?ofi Ro-r- : 111 4 IS 0 1100 0 7 oont Home i Walker 1. Dressen 1, Kelly 1, Plttenter. Errors Btrtell 1. Trsynor, Hemsler 1. Runs batted in Tray nor. Walker. Dressen, Kelly, hits P. Wsner, Kelly. Patenter. Two-ba- s Stolen bases Walker J, Plttenter 1, Kelly. Kelly. Sacrifices Zitsmann. Donohue. Dressen. Double plsr Crits to Walker, Plttenter to Kelly. Lei t on bsses Pitts bkrsh 4, Cincinnati . Bases on balls Olf G'ranes S, off Donohue 1. Struck out By Onmes 3, by Donohue 3. Hits Off Orimes. 7 In Innlnss; off Fus&ell. none la 1. Hit NEW YORK. ! BROOKLYN. and br pitcher Br Onmes (Plttenter BHOA' BHOA. Swanson). Passed ball Sukctorih. Losius 1 Roush. cf... 0 Frederick, cf 4 Materkurth. Pitcher Orlmee. Umpires Leach. If 6 0 0 Moore. 3b. 1 111 Ritler and Jorda. Tim of tame hour 4i Llndstrom.lb 4 4 1 Herman, rf 111 minutes- 6 3 0 OlHendrick. Ott. rf lb 4 11 Terrr. lb... 4 1 14 olPlclnlch. e Cohen, lb... 110 4 Breasler, If. 4 111 Boston Braves Win Jackson, a. 1 I ) I Bancroft, rs 4 14 1 O'FarrelL o 111 1 Gilbert, lb. 3 0 3 1 Two St. Louis 4 Dudley, Hubbell, p.. p ill . 1 1 l 111 10 119 00111 Ballou, p., SI Total Totals . .1 15 17 11 Score br Innlnss : New York Brooklyn Summarr: KoupL p.,, 300 141 003 1 From ST. LOUIS, June 18 P). The lowly Boston Braves took both games of a double-headfrom St. Louis today. 9 to 8 and 6 to 5, but failed to drop the Cardinals out of first place. In each game the Braves won by stopping a Cardinal rally in the ninth inning when one run would have tied the count. Although the Cards collected seventeen hits in the first game, they were stopped at critical moments, while Boston bunched hits to win. The Braves outbatted and outplayed the National league champions In the nightcap, driving Jess Haines from the box in the seventh. BOSTON. ST. LOUIS. BHOAI BHOA Rlchbourt.rf 4 3 1 3,Douthit. ef., 113 0 4 ii 6 Huh. 3b.... 4 10 Matulre. 31.. ( Clark, cf.. . 4 0 0 Frisch. 3b... 14 4 6 8isler. lb.. S3 11 li Bottomley.lb. 13 110 Harper, if . 4 11 0' Hater, If.... 4 110 L. Ball. lb.. 4 3 0 0 Orsaltl, rt.. 4 110 1 17 16 000 Runs Lindstrom I, Ott. er 4 Ter- Run batted In Rousch.l, Lindstrom 1, Ott 1. O'Farrell 1. Hubbell 1, Herman I. Hendrtck 1. Two-bah, hits Ott. Three-bas- e hit Herman. Horn runs Lindstrom 1, Ott, Herman. O'FarrelL Sac n I ices Hubbell 3, Hendnck. Herman. Double plays Dudley to Bancroft to Hendrtck. Hubbell to Jackson to Terrr 13), Moor to Hendrick. Left on bases New York (. Brooklyn I. Bsses on balls Off Dudler 1, off Hubbell 1, off Koupsl 1. oft Ballou L Struck out Br Hubbell 7. br Ballou 1. Hits Off. Dudler 1 In 4 innlnts (none out in fifth), off Koupal I In 1 innins (none out in sixth), off Ballou 1 in 4 innlnts. Wild pitch Hubbell. Losint Umpires Klem, Eltcher Dudley. and HarL Time 3:10. k, 1 O Benge Stops Bruins Before 40,000 Spectators Hawkins Catches Huge Mackinaw On Opening Day Special to The Tribune. RICHFIELD. Russel Hawkins of Nephi caught one of the large Mack- Inaws known to Inhabit Fish lake He was early Saturday morning. using a small brass spinner on a cotton line. When the fish struck he dived straight to the bottom and for over half an hour a real battle ensued. Knowing that his line was not designed for a real large one, Mr. Hawkins played his line out carefully and gradually wore the fish out. He tipped the scales at 19 pounds 2 ounces. One of the largest crowds ever assembled at Fish lake for an opening day was there Saturday morning. At 4 a. m. boats were pushed away from the shore and casters clad in hlpboots lined the shore. Every available boat was in use and some were unable to hire one. Manv eood catches were made. Those who fished in the streams near Marysvale and Glenwood re ported nice catches also. . Maranville.ss 4 Tsrlor. c... 4 CHICAGO, June 16 OP). Ray Benge fanned 13 of the Chicago Cubs before a crowd of 40.000 and Philadelphia took the final game of the series by a 7 to 9 score. An assault upon Art Nehf and Hal Carlson in the sixth inning netted the Phillies five runs and clinched the victory. Frank O'Doul hit a home run in the seventh to add another run to the total; The Phillies obtained 13 hits during the afternoon, while the Cubs could only get five off Benge. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. BHOA BHOA 4 o i a i nompson, Beck, ss O'Doul. If ... 4 I 0 0 Moore, it oithern. ef.. 4 3 1 0' Curler, rf ... 4 14 1 Hurst, lb ... 4 1 I Hornsby, lb.. Wilson, ef ... 4 111 Whitney, lb. 4 1 Klein, rf .... 1 1 I 0 Orlmm, lb . 1 1 101 Pribert. st . 3 0 3 McMillan, lb. 4 1 0 Lerlan, e ... 0 0 1 0 Grace, c .... 31 I 0 Davis, c .... 111! 1 Nrhf. p 10 0 1 Bens, p ... 4 I I 1 Carlson, p .. 0 0 0 0 Jonnard. p .. 0 0 CANTILLY. France June 2 IIP, Edward Esmond s Hot Weed, the strong favorite, won the eighty-eight- h Prix du Jockey club the classic French derby by a length from G. Wildensteln's Charlemagne, today. Count de Vivaud's Cordial was mira, two lenguis Dacx 01 Foxx. Athletics O'Doul. Phillies P Waner, Pirates Hornsby. Cubs Ruth. Ysrikee Gehm. urankees 51 50 ...53 51 37 ....SI AB. 191 19 307 19 134 183 R. 43 4 4 41 34 47 p. 1 3 S 0 4 11101 3 It . Smith. Wilson, 114 0 113 e 1 Oelbert, ss... 10 11 Delker. ss... 10 10 IHallahan. p. 0 0 0 0 Frankhouse.p IH. BeTi p.. 10 0 0 IxRoettter .. 104 100 xxHolra 110 IxxxBelph ....000 ItSouthworth. 10 0 0 0 . .38 13 17 )7i Totsls . . 11 17 17 li for Celbert In eishth xxBatted tor Prankhouse in eishth. xxxBatted for Orsattl In ninth. tBatteti for H. BeU In ninth. 033 100 003- -9 Boston ..., Totsls xBatted- St. Louis 100 400 012 mini1 41 146 tin 410 St. Louis Pirates, Reds Split Double Bill storm and games here today, the Pirates winning the first 8 to 3 and the Reds taking the nightcap 8 to 1. t CINCINNATI. P1JTSBUROH JSr BHOA BHOAI Btrtell. ss. . 6 1 4 4 8wtnson. tf. 4 110 L Waner, cf 4 1 0 Cms, lb..... 4 116 1 0 Walker, rf.. 4 11 P. Waner. rt 4 Tremor, lb.. 4 1 1 Strlpp. lb... I Orantham.Sb 3 11 4 Dressen. 3b.. Comorsky. If 1 1 5 0 Kelly, lb.... 41111 Sheelr. lb.. 4 1 01 Zltrmanrt, If.. 4 0 I1 0 I Hemalev. e. . 8 9 1 o. Ptttnaer. as 1 0 Melne, p.... 10 0 1 rPurdy lOooeh. c .... 10 1 ISukuforth. o 1 1 1C A 31 000 : 001 004 v 8ummarr: Runs Rlchbourt. Welsh 3. Sisler. Harper, fipohrer. Douthit 1. H'.th. Wilson. Selph. Errors Bottomler. Wilson. Runs batted In S'sler 1, Harper. Rlchbourt. Bottomiev. Bell 1, Hjeh 3, Frlsch Two-base hits Spohrer 1, Sisler. . Harper. Bottomler. Welsh. Stolen base Frlsch Double plays Bottomler to Gilbert to Holm to Bottomler. Left on Bottomley. basea Boston 10. 8t. Louis 10. Bases on balls Off Johnson 1. Struck oat 5, off Haines I. off Johnson 1. off Seibold 1 Hits Off Haines 19 in 7 innlnes. off Brsndt 1 in I 1 Innlnts. off Johnson 4 In 1 Innlnrs. off Seibold none In Winnint pitcher Brandt. Losint Pitcher Haines. Umpires Moras, Pflrman tnd Qultler . Time 1:05. 10 The Big Six O. CantwelL Jones, p Runs Richbouri. Mstuire, 8ummarr: Clark. Siller. Harper 3. L. Bell. Maranville. Taylor. Douthtt, Frlsch 1. Bottomlcy. Hafey Holm. 1, Orsatti, Errors Sisler, Harper. I Hlth. Hater: Runt batted In High, Cant-wel- l. Rlchbourt 1. Harper, L. BeU 1, Sisler. 3. Orsattl. Oelbert. Dout liBottomler, Hater Two-bahits lt, Maranville, Wilson. Three-base Frlsch, Bottomler. Hater 1. hits Douthtt, Sisler. Harper. 'Double plays 1 Maranville to Matuire to Sisler (1), Wilson to Priseh. Stolen bse Orsattl Sac1 rifice Prankhouse. Oelbert, Clark. Maranville. Lett on bases Boston T, St. Louis 11. Bases on balls Off Jones 6. off Hallahan 1. otf Prankhous 3. off P. Belt 1. Struct out Br Jones 3. br Hallahan 1. by Frank-hous- e In4. Hits Off Hallahan 1 In i Home, p .... 1 saeatneote innlnts. l o 0 0 nlnts. off Prankhous I in off Jones In ( Innlnts. off Csntwell ( In 3 Totals .1111171 Totals ...11117 1 innlnts (none out in fourth), off H Bell 1 In 1 Inntnt, xDsttea tor jonnara in seventh. Winnint pitcher Jones. - Score br innlnts; Losint pitcher H. Bell. Umpires Quitter. Philadelphia ...'.009 eiS ' 109 1 Moran and Pflrman. Time 1:40. 000 All 0001 Chicaso..... Summarr: Runs BOSTON. ST. LOUTS Thompson. O'Doul. B.H. 0 A' Sothern, Hurst, Whitney. Klein. Davis. CurBHOA ler. Orlmm. Error Hurst. Runs batted in Rlchbourt. rf 4 1 1 0 Douthit, cf.. 10 3 0 Grace, Wilson. Davis I, Hurst, Sothern. Matuire. lb,. I 0 1 11 Hlth. 3b 13 0 1 Two-bas- e Whltner. O'Doul. hit Orlmm. Welsh, cf.. 4 1 4 0! Priseh. 3b... 4 13 5 McMillan, Sothern. Horn run Sisler. lb.. 6 1 10 0 Bottomley, lb S 1 13 1 O'Doul. 4 I 0 0 Hafer, It.... Sscriflces Frlbert. Klein. Double plars Harper. If. 5 1 1 li Holm. If.... 4 0 4 1 Beck to Hornsbr to On mm, 1: Orlmm to L. Bell. 3b Beck to Grimm: Davis to Thompson. Left MsranvlUe.ss I 1 II1 Wilson, c... 111! on bases Chlcato 6, Philadelphia I. Bases Dpohrer, c. .. 4 1 I Gilbert, ss... 4 113 on balls Off Carlson 1. off Nehf 1, off Brandt, p. . . 4 1 9 1 Haines, p.... 10 0 0 Beibold. p... 0 0 0 0! Johnson, p.. 0 0 0 0 Bent 1. Struck out Br Nehf 10, br Jonnard 1. br Bente 11. Hits Off Nehf. 10 in xRoettter . . 110 0 6 innlnts. 0 0 0 0 xxSelph pitched to 4 betters In sixth; Ott Carlson. 1 In off Jonnard. inntnt: 1 in 1 1 Totsls .. 414 17 Totsls .. 14117 11 innlnts: off Home, cone In 1 InxBstted for Haines In seventh. nlnts. Losint pitcher Nehf. Umpires xxBatted for Johnson In ninth. McCormirk and Reardon. Time of same Boston ., .... 1 hours 3 minutes. 004 009 003 r, CINCINNATI. June 16 P). The Hot Weed, Favorite, Pirates and the CincinPittsburgh Wins French Derby nati Reds battled through a raintwo H. 79 7 69 Pet (4 .337 43 5 Ink.. .3X8 . 333 .331 .30 he has been hitting in 'hard luck; that is. frequently hitting line drives straight at some fielder. "Do you believe that Interests In baseball is dwindling?" I am asked. The only bad business we have had has been in St. Louis and Cincinnati. This, however, is offset by much larger attendance in other sections. Leapue records show that the attendance so far is far ahead of that of last year. In the Polo grounds we have had .some of the largest crowds of several years. No, there is no evidence of general dwindling. In fact, the interest seems to be on the increase. Here is an outside one. but I will answer it: "Has the acquisition of Hornsby strengthened or weakened the defense of "the, Cubs?" In my opinion, Hornsby has strengthened it. From some of the inquiries there seems to be an impression that there is a scarcity of young ball players in. the minors who hold promise of big league, futures. I don't think that can b? determined this early. Some of the early stars may turn out to Be morning glories, while other slow starters may turn out to be the goods. (Copyright, 1929: by the Cliristy Walsh Syndicate.) 1 1 D IkoIp. p riLuras lEhrhardt. .409 1 1 BHOA 3 . Cohen 1, Jackson. O FarreU 3, Moore 3, h. Herman 1. Errors Jackson. Moore. tiss are not standing f KhinH him strhn .64 It 3J 31 28 j former supporters .) M discourage- ment, on part of the fans. A feeling that Pet. V.OA. LOSt. Dallas Wicmta - ing an additionalfcjf nanaicap because v of an impatience BRIGHAM CITY. Anglers In this section report fishing exceptionally good this year. The opening season Saturday morning found all of the mountain streams lined with sportsmen, a number of whom returned before noon with their limit. Others report catching from twenty-fiv- e down to as low as two or three fish. Many local people fished in creek and found fishing good. Pishing is also reported good on Paradise creek and in Blacksmith's Pork. Box-eld- W . DU4 1 Second same-SAFRANCISCO ...II .449 .400 .380 .3M BROOKLYN. N. Y, June 18 VPi. Freddy Lindstrom's terrific hitting featured New York's 11 to 4 victory over Brooklyn here today before Flatbush fans. The Giant third baseman had a perfect day at bat, and two of his four hits were homers. Melvin Ott hit his fourteenth home run, while O'Farrell of New York and Herman of Brooklyn also rapped for the circuit. Carl Hubbell was shaky at the start, but soon settled down and won easily with the big lead his mates gave him. The Robins totaled only six hits. rr. 0011 oix 30 0O0 S3 . 111 Fishing Good in Stream$ Of Brigliam City Section , 1 I Baseball was pretty generally postponed Sunday. In the amateur morning Sunday league of Salt Lake the Qualbattled Orioles and Press ity the storm until the fourth and then had to quit, while the Eastern Hatters and Western Opts gave up the struggle in the second frame. Umpires in the Copper league didn't even have a chance to use their authority, for the weather In Magna and Bingham, where the two games were scheduled to be played, went bad early enough to warn spectators and players. Several leagues in other parts of the state were also forced to call off their contests. Ill Two-be- Senators Rap Chisox 'Ace for 5--3 Victory 33 37 30 11 14 13 ....10 30,-0- 10 Ill Sh' til .15 .(13 .60 1 Saadar's Basalt. New York 11. Brooklyn 4. l. Cincinnati t-- l. Pitttbursb,--- 5 . 8t. Louis Boston Philadelphia 7. Chicaso 1. Schedalt. Mnasr i St. Louit at Chicaso. Pittsburth t Cincinnati. Only two tames scheduled. l Anteles -Seattle 1 San Francisco Sacramento Portland Hollywood 30-Mission .440 .177 .143 4 Pet. 31 10 ....10 2 Philadelphia ,. Brooklyn .... Boston .. Cincinnati .ill .44 Lost. ,...14 ..11 New York .tot Crab. Won. Pittsburth Chicaso Lou ALTOONA, Pa., June 16 Meyer today was officially declared t SI winner of yesterday's automobile race ... IRhaut. i t at Tipton Bowl here by officials of ..... Iltnn. p p.. Totah ... 134 IV 'Totals ...IS IS 31 1 the American Automobile association. .... issued lor Bitorv in nintn. Ray Keech, who was killed In a rBetted lor Tsimt la fifth. .. Totals .. 40 1117 Totals one 111371 in hundred the sad smashup Score be Inntaja: XBatted lor Nevers la ninth. OS 01 Ml I twenty-fir- st Philadelphia lap, had been designated Score br Innlnss: 16 100 070 01 Oveland . . the winner previously. 403 101 000 Seattle Summarr: Run Bishop. Cochrane 1. 100 003 0104 The ruling is subject to the ap- Mission B'innona. Port s. Miller. Dykes, Bo lev, Bummarr: Horn run Eckhardt. Two- Jamieson . Ponaeea 3. Aeerlll 3. i. SeweU. proval of the national contest board base Boon. Eckhar.it, Palk. Mor-t- n. Burnett. Perrell. Errors Haas. of the A. A. A. Struck out Br Nelson 1, br Collard 6. br Ilnd. Burn-- tt Run baited In Aeerlll S. Movers I. Bases on ball Off Nelson S. f lf In winners S. J. Bewail. Pom Jamieson. Perrell, yesterday, announcing Popce 9. Mi'ler 3. Cochrane 3. Simmon. Drkea, It was pointed out, officials failed to Collard 4, alt Nevers 1. Stolen base Ecknarai. s Prench. hits Drkes. Llnd. Piley. S'mmone. Aeer'l. pnnaeca. M'Her 3. Hnie consult rules under which the race At Ban Francisco Second tamer was run. The original announcement ArerlU. Bsrtflrfa J. Scwelk U SEATTLE." MISSION. Has TiiM plan Bol to Blehoo Keech first place; Meyer, secB H O .' B.H.O A Poxx. 1 lAft on beers Olevet.nil 7, gavt 4 Ellsworth, ta I'MuUitan. I Cliff lb 4 114 was and who ond, Woodbury, PhUadeltX 10. Pwe v balls Ot"waU If. 4 1 1 1, Morse, lb... 1 0 be-- e S. off Orvoll S. o'f Shore I. off PerThis was the order Eekhart, third. injured, 1 Knothe. lb.. ( Boone, rf... 4 3 0 0 I. o'f Tlnn 1. Struck ourell off in which the men stood at the time Bsrbee. rf.. 4 If.,.. 3 ts' Miller 1. Hit. Off MHIer. 7 In 4 3 .. I 10IHufft. I 1 0 Sherlock, Aimaaa, lb 10 none In tnnlne: off of the accident. of1 InOrwell, 3 Palk. 3b 0 0 IIHcott. ef I I I In out I A. tnon A. A. seventh): Preti, officials, however, ruled lb.. 1 10 Blade, u ... 4 111 off Welbert. In 4: the race did not end until the drivers Taylor, Finn, pone In of 4 S 0 c. s. Steineck. Hoffman, 11 t In 3 off fthom. oft KMute. In 4 In 1 Edward, p . 1 lipillett. P... were Allmtton, Hit be plteHeT Br Miller (Bishop). not involved In the crack-u- p 9 Jb I 1 1 01 Wlnntnt ntteber Petrel!. Ion pttchee In down the one hundred xcox flagged 0 and 110 and Van twenty-fir- st Owens, Umpires lap, when the outer Ltmantkl, p. S 0 0 Or flan. Tim of tsme 3 hours so guard rail along the track began col1 37 31 Totals , . 11 24 11 Totals ... XBatted for Edwards ta elthth. lapsing. . LEAGIE. wf Louis St. .502 1 4 40 47 .......41 Snday'e Loa Oakland '.Winner sail Braves Beat Cards. Pet 17 Weather Causes Postponement of Baseball Tilts Benge Subdues Cubs; Due-cos, Reds Divide; Lowly StaaAlat Lost. A.......M Mission Meyer Declared to TiT ard Smith, Hyland Caulfield, Danny Caul field, Rusty Davidson, Alfred Tas- -' sainer, Lloyd Bolton. COAST LtACl'E. PACIFIC A sen- sational diving catch by Char lie Jamieson. Cleveland outfielder, of Bishop s liner with the bases full and two out In the ninth Inning, enabled the Indians to nose out the Athletics to a sluggers' battle here today, 10 , HITTING FEATURE OF CLAN'S VICTORY Billy Johnson, Angela Vagnotta. Seated, Max Tassainer, Dick Hutchings, How- NATIONAL Pet. ' FREDDY LINDSTROM LEADS TERRIFIC I Ash. p. ' IsszAlien e .... Totals ..31 11 37 U Totals .. 31137 xBatted for Kolp Jn seventh. . xiBatted for Plttenter In ninth. ttxBatted for Ash in ninth. Score br Inninta: Pittsburth .001 t 110 Avoid the danger of the 100 P. 0 0 0 0 0 5301 0003 011 '. Oil 000 Cincinnati Runs Bartell, L. Waner 1, Summarr: P. Waner, Traynor. Comorsky. Henuley, Melne. Swanson. Kelly. Luke. Errors Dressen. Plttenter. Runs batted In L. Waner 1, Trarnor, Comorsky 1, Sheelr 1. Hemsler. Swanson. Crltx, Kellr. Two-bahits L. Waner. Bartell. Three-bas- e hit Swanson. Home run Kellr. Stolen base Travnor. Sacilfiee hits Traynor. Bartell. Double plays Bartell to Oranthara to 8heely. Trarnor to Grantham to Sheelr. Left on bases Pittsburth 13. Cincinuiti 7. on Bases balls Of) Mem 1. off Luque 6. off Ehrhsrdt 1. oft Ash 1. Struck out By 3 Metne t. Hits Off Luque I in Innlnts. otf Kolp none In innlnt. off Ehrhardt 3 inin 3 3 innlnss. off Ash none in 1 nlnts. Hit with pitched balls Strips and Plttenter by Melne. Losint pitcher Luoue. Umpires Jorda. Materkurth and Ritler. Time 3:51. PITTSBURGH nmo A Bartell. as . . 4 18 3 uP waner. cr 4 It s A1 W.nor. rf i Traynor. 3b 3A 31 3 11 O.anlh.m 0 if 0 0 Comoros. T, onreiy. 10 c . . J o a o Hemsley. 'Linton, c Grimes., p. . I .0 4 rAdams 10 0 0 . . 10 0 ! russeU. p ...4 Totals . 31 5 34 11 Second isms' xBstted for Qrimej Score by mmnss: Pittsburih Cincinnati Summarr;. Run ...1900 I CINCINNATI. BHOA Swsnsbn, cf . 4 0 3 0 6 0 14 Criu. lb Walker, rf .. 10 r 0 Dressen. 3b . . 3 111 Kelly, lb . . . 1 I 14 0 Zitemann. If. 1 14 0 Plttenser. ss. 111 8'lkefori.h.' c. Dorohur, p . , 4 4 little leak 14 110, 10 1 This sort cause trouble. 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