Show f ’ r”V ' ' ' s iu THE 2 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY JULY 11 1917 HEEALD-EEPUBLICA- N ffllTSIR ATLTD) -I-ffFTPTT ITMJKG&RT olTf y sporting-authorit- OF THE - INTERMOUNTAIN YEST aoxvc A NEW IB1EES® rV CORLESSCAN aiM IffitPlbUimdl flsj JJ©© CaiS©y9 ftlTnfigt aumHD(D)IP A© J -- Ms waiy IT AWAYRIGHT 7 ard’s Oaks t LOSE tHrM-2fwiNIC- 1 Special PIAir FRANCISCO July 10—Hovlik and Moore the new battery secured St Joe west off to a hen for Veraoa today Hovlik good but was wild but bard to bit while Moore batted In the winning run The Oaks were saved from a shut-owhen Murphy Sheehan and Lee pulled a triple steal after Del Howard had out as a struck hitter In that seventhpinch round Hovlik walked I men four yet the only score the Oaks got was by that triple steal was pitching well but wits trough lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh and the wlnnfhg run was scored off Beer in the ninth An error Bay Miller paved the way for it Thebyscore: M jj OPENER ut One Bad Inning Settles Cat-Ho-p Salt Lake : ANGELES July 10-- — the Bees were Chadboume cf Vaughn 2b 11 Snodgrass Doane rf Galloway 3b Glelchmann lb reinforced by J S Corless sheriff of Salt Lake county Utah this did 'not deter the : Moore c ed Totals 0 2 01 2 0! 1 3 1 8 0 0 0 0 11 11 110 2 0 O' 0 0 0 6 0 2 1 A E 1 2 2 2 8 27 10 ' 40 rt 4 - DESERET TEIKIS MEET STARTS TODAY m will start today la Deseret gymnasium tenala theTkfrty tournament The slnglea will be played first were made last night Drawing and the following gamen will be today 12 o'clock—M Frumkla va J Richards vs Umpley vs' Duncan L Dlnwoodey Van Pelt 1 o’clock— D Colmsa vs J V Smlfh Jr 4 o'clock —K Woolley vs ID M Smith 480 o’clock— J Christensen vs 4 Jensen o’clock Cheney vs Horne 4 ' BwSO O o’clock Willis vs A Ander- non 4 615 o'clock— Flandro vs D 4- 0 0 0 1 0 1- - arrived 1 - n 14 1 44 4 4 CHICAGO July 10 —Three leading eastern golfers two international players and one southerner’ were among the sixteen survivors today of the first match round in the western amateur golf championship playing at the Midlothian Country clufaL All the southern contenders except INDIAN CHIEFS Reuben Bush of New were Get to Smith for Five Runt and a Victory in First Frame ALSO GET 1 JOHNSON Houck Pitches Airtight Ball and Holds Frisco to Lone Run ’ lO — Portland won PORTLAND July game of the1 nerlea from San Francisco 5 to today “Chief" Smith off the monad la driving the first lanlng The game which started out like & slugfest developed into a pitchers’ duel between Houck and Erickson who succeeded Smith in the first frame Neither man allowed a run after the openframe nor did Johnson ing "chief" who worked the ninth another for the visitors Portland treated Smith when he started here before roughly reand they peated the dose today After Pick had doubled and Scballer singled In the first scoring one run Houck tightened up allowing only two scattered hits during the rest of the game Smith started badly by passing Hollocher Four singles a double by Wilie and errors by Smith and Pick who made a bad peg trying to catch Plnelli going into second paved the way for five Portland runa Erickson came Into the game when Houck aproached the plate and didn’t have his range-findworking He passed him and Hollocher singled filling the bases but he retired the side by striking out Plnelli Houck had men on second and third In the third but he got out of trouble by causing Maisel to fly to Wilie One lone single hit by Calvo a pinch hitter in the eighth was all the Seals could 8et off Houck-frothis poinA The score: Orleans 4 eliminated including Bobby Jones of 4 Atlanta southern champion who suc2 to Ned Sawyer of Chicago S 4 cumbed! 3 and 1 after holding the former cham2 pion even on the first nine holes with 2 -par golf 2 "0 2 0 4 Donald of Midlothian after scoring Edwards 0 4 0 low medal score of loO for 1 0 the defeated Tom 4 Prescott of qualification 0 - 0 3 and 1 while Atlanta Kenneth Edwards of the home club had 0 0 to go 19 holes to defeat Runcie Martin 1 0 Krause J a Chicago' — — — — King public links golfer 1 27 11 15 Totals The match of the day was longest 444-444M 44 44444 between Jesse Guilford Massachusetts Dee batted for Murray In seventh champion who won on the twenty-secon- d Howard batted for Prough in seventh hole from Walter Crowdus another publio links golfer Guilford deSAN FRANCISCO Krause batted for Beer In ninth his long drives was three down spite Score by Innings — at the turn but hit his stride on the Vernon: second half with a string of pars and 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Runs birdies and caught his opponent at 0 1—10 Hits 114 110 home green the In another extra Oakland: K hole match T Pederson defeated his STANDINGS — LEAGUE 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Runs on the E fellow R Rolfe Chicagoan W L Pet nineteenth hole 0 0 0 0 10 1 0— 8 ' W D Pet Hits 513 39 41 ' Jack One' run 9 hits Off I Rnr York 45 23 662 Chicago oust464 32 37 May Argentine champion Brooklyn ProuVh’i7at hairinTTnnln':' “ 413 2 and 1 40 S3 orenu“P“ ed F g! of Boston J Chicago Douglass bases— Vaughn Snodgrass Glalchmann - Cincinnati “S 49 K4 lilttibuh 23 47 329 while J S Worthington of England Sheehan 2 Dee Balk— HovR Miller eliminated Perry Adair the young AtTwo-bas- e Sacrifice hit— Moore Ilk YESTERDAY'S RESULTS lantan by the same margin hiti --I Miller Murphy Doane Base At Brooklyn Chicago Brooklyn The match that attracted the gallery on balls—Off Hovlik 7 off Beer 2 I At Boston — Cincinnati 10 Boston was Jones and — staged between 2 4 gams Struck out by I At PblUdelphU— by Beer By Hovlik Ned Sawyer wasBobby of the best golf rain-- ' and Hit-b4 Kilhullen poatpoaed pitcher— Prough out In went York cam post the first round York— fit famls-MSawyer Double playa — Vaughn to Hunter to II - At Kw St and Jones In 37 one over and Runs ponod rain Glelchmann Mensor to 8heehan were on even at the half-wa- y parpoint 1 Deft on I signed by Portland reported to the j responsible for7—Prough The veteran player halved the tenth BREAK EVEN IN SERIES Oakland 8 Charge bases—Vernon Beavers yesterday In five and won the short eleventh with I —' 163 Umpires — I - Brooklr 10— and 4e sk Chicago Time Beer Brooklyn to defeat July and the twelfth In par four but I dlTlded today’s making an eren three The Seals are in Portland without I Brashear and Guthrie 1 Jonea cut the lead to one with a birdies won I break on the eerie tbe first Chicago — — demon their manager thirteenth to 0 after a pltchera’ battle between Vanghn three on the ak ak sk aecond-to 1 the took I and Marquard 3 Brooklyn made — i It up Sawyer again with a about managers lay a little Talking aecood par 4 at the fourteenth Jones knocking Aldridge out of the boxtoin tiia seventh soon getting will It with that wager the ball up Cadore pitched abutout in trouble but the southern champion be ' Manager yourself of the Blankenship Theacorea: 3 on made biraies another the 3 Francisco club 4c FIRST GAME AMERICAN LEAGUE and to go fifteenth standing 1 down 'jc - 4c I 4 BROOKLYN on CniOAGO a birdie drew the 688 Sawyer And while laying wagers stake AB U H O A yard sixteenth with a long putt and AB BHOA Calvo batted for Erickson In eighth little dough that Bunny Brief will 4 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 2 0Olaon as Flack rf vu dormie two With a theI young Score he a Pirate some dav (perhaps 3 0 1 8 0H Myers lb2 0 110 I a half of the seventeenth long again Mann If by innings—— not until next spring) ana that the 2 Hickman cf 40120 San Francisco: owe II Doyle Zb 112 ct his ball lifted and tv Georgian n 3 0 0 3 0 Douisville 0 Stengel rf deal is merely & cheap-Joh1 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 Runs m Jf ww Merkle lb 8 00 01 55 0Wheat 823 28 cover-u- p 4 0 13 0 the hole and match 3 and L If on the part Chicago - 48 23 Williams cf4 of Barney Drey-- 1 I Boston S Hits 0— 4 43 31 48 4 1 0 0 0 2b 20100001 Waahlngtoa 0 0 1 lCutaliaw Francis Oulmet former national Portland: fuss- Deal 3b I Clereland 43 30 532 37 42 Louis 8 0 3 St 0 3b 0 0 0 afe Wort man aal amateur and open champion found OlMowrey afe 4c M 5 0000000 — 5 Runs 8 0 0 1 0J " Eddie Herr scout for the Kt DouIsNv York — Philadelphia 27 45 275 Zelder aa Meyers c43 0 0 8 08 Tartar In A 8 McIntyre a rather in0 1 7 0 8 0 0 e Hits p Wilson Marquard who admitted 10 —9 experienced Cardinals is expected out this way I Chicagoan ‘10001 0 8 0 1 0 1 Coombs p YESTERDAY’S RESULTS p 001 was faVangbn he somewhat abashed hi at out— KIv® the Coast league players Struck n Summary: 1 0 10 8 4 Chicago 9 By Erickson Xt Johns too Oulmet hag not shown I Bases on balls— Ofl 0 0 0 0 0 mous opponent by 1 Houck 6 the O O Detroit— Detroit 6 Washington 4 Smyth At aa as ' but Smith 5 1 qualigood off Erickson golf7 — 154 I ordinarily off Ilouck ' At St Louie— Sew York 7 St Loots 6 (SeveaTwo-bas- e third in off Johnson 1 82 0 4 27 10 fied with —Pick finishing 28 1 4 27 4 Totals hits Totals Hugo Bezdek the new boss of the I teen Innings) medal play In the match he won the Wilie Griggs Schaller game post-tPirates will probablyAt CtereUnd— defeat Charge Pittsburgh hole In par 4 but took 6 on the to Smith —Houck InSacrifice Johnston batted for Marquard la eighth Smyth first hits he I poned rain land Hollocher of Portland for try 2 4 over oecond — on the third nings pitched By- Smith 3 6 runs I par and ran for Johnston In eighth was after him when he was scouting 1 over par and was 1 down He hits 7 at bat Erickson 6 no runs 4 Score by Innin- gwill also have a chance to look Hugo —‘ 21 at bat fourth with e o e 0 e o 1 e a—1 squared it4 on the hits Runs at Carson Blgbee the young fellow- II 3t for— ' responsible (Chicago I and wan 1 up at tbe sixth Smith 3 Houck 1 Louis July 0 0000000 0—0 a birdie Urn ul w Jort I Brooklyn Time of outfield for Pittsburgh Big- I game— playing Baaee won in par 8 Another birdie 4 on tbe 155 Emme-aejlseventMnth droro' IL Myers lilfo-sUmpires —Finney and Casey bee played for Bezdek at the University ?ittj£LJ?C!-2h- e Summary: made the Bostonian seventh ent 8 off Marquard 1 ball-TliftoS on Vangbn of Oregon before Tacoma got him and 2 up 'S'w’SI tM fo thJ eigth I Off Mranard him up ' KSVtfY theThethreatened 5 Uarnaon - I i Marquard Umpire— 4e by McIntyre then halved the next ' six HIRSCHMANS BUNCH before to win the both aides O d hole four of them in par but wa 2 Day wonderful Not all of the bonehead plays are IIiand fielding spoiled nventeenth but I SECOND GAME down after losing the fourteenth the minors The St Douis I eral runa The ecore: pulled inwere ' HITS IN LAST FRAME I dorhalved the next and Oulmet wa They I BROOKLYN ST LOUIS Cleveland one I Browns CHICAGO NEW Yuan playing 3 4 With a mie on birdie AB RHOA the AB RHOA week Pratt was on second abrhOAI ab4 HflOAl day last 3 sixteenth2 McIntyre kept Oulmet long to 0 1 3 0Olaon ee Sliottoolf and opiack-r- f Severold on first when Jacobson II Hendryx cf By bunching hits in the last two In7021 80181 8 5 Sb 2 5 1 4 1 011 3 0 8 dormie 0 1 7 Austia but bs8 lost the seventeenth and nings Mann If Myers lb 40190 of tlielr regular the right field fence I Pcknpgh ifas 5 1 hit the ball tothree-bagg2 0 0 0 4 7 3 0 4 1 0 Sloan 2b 1 rf cf4 ijlllcknian the match down and to play 14 000 the Hlrschman game but when Ameon team de0ikyie It was an easyto second he found 0 1 2 23 3 4 0 3 0 4 1 0 I 0 Staler runner-urf lb Merkle lb p John G Anderson twice 0Stcngel In feated Ruddick’s 9 to 8 Shoe 5 1 both Pipp “L I Jacobson got after0 3 0 yesterday 2 1 0 0 5 2b 0 If 0Wbeat Pratt williams cf4 118 the v5 ? J I I championship noon at Walker’s field Pratt "and Severold camped there He 3 1 1 5 3 also national amateur 4 1 0 0 4Cuthaw Zb Cf Sb Deal Jgcban 811401 had his troubel match in with Service to of the Hlrschman team waa n“efabtf had to return first base and when 2 0 0 0 S 2 4 0 2 1 2Mowrey 8b 0 Severeld as of Chicago being 2 the star Besides 3 10 4 0 Paul Gardner started for third base he I ?“J?£Ser cS 0173 Levan aa e 4 1 158 2 Zelder a good game Pratt finally out Dlliboefer C2 0 15 2 Miller c overone down at time he but 3 0 10 2 he knocked in thehurling Fielder Jones is a I Knnmmker c4 0 e0 3 21 Murray as 0 0 0 0 0) Aldridge p 0 0 0 0 0 Cadore p finally was thrown run winning come on bis seventeenth the opponent Tbe losers were prevented from scor-in- g smart fellow and he undoubtedly had richer p I0 9 o 01 0 Manana 8b 21 0 1 0 40 Hendrix p —3 —0 0 0 —2 hole Plank p In the last two Innings by some I 01 a few pointed remarks to make to the Love p 23 4 0 2710 0 0 0 0 0 33 1 5 2413 Totals Totals Caldwell p 3 0 1 S 1 Wright p Ouimet who Is in the upper half of fast fielding on the part thick skulls' of Dire and Rumler thirty-six-hoBrown the draw the will play 101(0 0 0 0 1 01 W Miller Score by lnnlngL 7T Score by Inning— 0 0 0 0 1 Chicago Koob if -1 second round match with J T Henry 0 0000010 while Hlrschman —! a Chicago public links golfer 1 0 O 0 e 0 0 Jobnaoi : 2 2 0 4 1— 9 0 3 0 1 Brooklyn American Association In Anderson John the lower half will Ruddlck Sotboron p 1 0 0 0 41 gnmmary: Error— Aldridge Olson 2 Stolen meet 6 0 0 0— 6 on a Robert Bowker also player —Olson - Double plays— Doyle to Zelder to the base Guilford 59 7 12 MS Tbtala municipal llnka here ! 5 15 a 26 Merkle Baaee on balls— Off Aldi&lge 1 off Total) DEAGUE STANDINGS the meets G Bostonian 2 In Hendrix 1 Ultn— 1 Off Cadore off llemlrlx w Pet W L Pet ' Decker French of Rock Island 111 4Rumler batted for Wright In seventh W I lnninn struck out— By Aldridge L by who I FAVOR DROPPING Indianapolis a 30 630 Cblumbo Johnson i2 'SS I Miller ran far Bnmler In seventh defeated Paul Hunter of and 2 b’y Cadore 3 today Uinpiree— O'Day 571 Minneapolis "S 44 33 St Paul jIeurx FRESHMAN RUDE 4 1911 and 1915 Bush 4 Koob In eighth medalist Chicago Harrison 83 47 406 batted for Kanaa City 42 85 545 Toledo I New Orleans star will have to defeat 4 Score by Inning— Louisville 4539 536 Mirwaukee 29 48 377 New Kenneth Edwards tomorrow to keep 4Chicago July 10 —The move- - 4 -7 York 0000230000000900 GAME FIFTEENTH WINS TONEY 4ment 0 0 O war-0 to 0 8 0--5 1 1 ' 0 0 0 0 0 tourna0 0 In 0 the the south represented suspend during the St Louis YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Boston July 10— Cincinnati strengthened Its ment 4- the rule against participation of 4 Ekrors Aragon Bauman Shotton hold Columbus— Indianapolis 4 Columbus 8 ' ' At Toledo— Summary: Bos- on division the by first today beating freshmen in intercollegiate ath- - 4 4 Louisville 6 Tbledo 8 At For the first time In a national tour- 4-- letics of western ton 10 to A Toney Pitched for the visitor andlnsti- - 4 Milwaukee — Kansas City 9 Milwaukee A At I Boswere nament mTrb abolished under a 4- tutions received conference achieved hie fifteenth victory of the year stymies n nrrrr?M' w t nl ' At Minneapolis—MlnneapolI-S- t the indorsement Paul post Tv££!r I 4 of twelve Its five and P? bits new 'rule of the western golf associaton made four ruus of the University of Indiana alum- - 4 Hmupt! iIA “lnt“- poned rain 4 piaye — AUBtm (unaMiecec) 10 tUe lMt liked Some tion the of the ew basrs-X4players on Left aeal' association today Bauman to Pecklnpaugb said it removed some 4 niSentiment BOSTON CINCINNATI Bases on balls— Off I plan while others of the association will 4 7N York IS St Louis IS 4 I AB of 1 AB element Caldwell the A of 1 Love RHOA RHOA off off Plank off competition Fisher be forwarded to members of the 4 4 I Groh 3b 1 1 0 8 Maranvl as 5 0 1 2 3 4 8 7 Hits— 6 In Fisher Off round the match Results of 1 the Sothoron first off Northwestern League "big ten" with a request for sup- - 4 5 0 12 1 winners 6 113 1 Bailey cf matched tomorrow with 4 Innings off- I Kopf aa innings off Caldwell 5 In 9 4-- port for the movement 5 2 2 2 0 FItzpatrk rf 2 0 0 1 0 the next being 4 8 In 8 In- I Roush cf Flank 8 In 6 innings off Sothoron winners below follow 4 115 1 4 2 2 2 0 Magee If Struck out—By Fisher 2 by lot 1 I Chase lb wings defeated DEAGUE STANDINGS Donald Edwards Chicago I O' Caldwell A by Plank 3 by Wright 1 by I Griffith rf 5 1 3 5 0 Kunetchy lb 4 2 2 0 1 Tom Prescott Atlanta 3 and 1 J S MUM ' WL Pet I by 3 12 2 0 0 13 Smith 3b Sothoron 1 Umpire—Morlarlxy Nall In and I Thorpe If ' Mtfle defeated 4328 560 Spokane ‘ IT' 5? England 4 Perry Neale If Rawlings 2b 18 1 2 Worthington Tacoma 38 30 559 Butte 4621 Connolly 30 35 8 0 0 3 3 Tragresser e 8 0 1 5 1 Adair Atlanta 2 and 1 E H Bank&rd Sliean 2b Great Falla35 29 547 Vancouver 31 44 413 Richard defeated 1 8 c 1 0 10 0 Chicago Rice 3 0 0 Hickey AtWlugo c 2 0 0 0 2 lanta 2 and 1 Jack May Buenos Aires 8 18 0 0 Rudolph p GAME SOX KICK WHITE p Drs SHORES & SHORES Timey -YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ' 2 1 0 0 0 2 defeated Frank Douglas Hughes p Chicago by Chicago gave At Seattle—— Seattle 8 Vancouver A Chicago July 10— Errors THE RELIABLE SPECIALISTS FOR 1 0 ' 0 Baines 0 0 and D final game of tbe eerles today At Butte Bntte 7 Spokane 8 Philadelphia tbe was 1 0 0 0 0 AdMassey Men and Women defeated Burnett held Paul hitless until the — 3 Chicago 7 to eighth At Oreat Falls Great Falla 8 Tacoma 2 Chicago 3 and 2 Stillwell dison The score: J Chicago inning 7 8 87 27 10 IS Totals 512 When 2714 you tell Totals ' R Rolfe Pederson Chicago defeated PHILADELPHIA cnicAoo NEW RUNNING RECORD to troubles your 19 holes O A AB R II ABRHOAi Chicago Stockholm July 10 —Zander a Swe- Barnes batted for Hughes In ninth doctor a you 4 0 Lelbold 0 If T defeated Albert J dish runner made what is believed a II Jamieson rf 41100 18 Henry Chicago in ninth want to know 4 0 0 3 2 batted for Fitzpatrick 3 and 2 3 l l ? n Weaver 3b Francis WHO new 'world’s record for the 2000 meter Struak ef HE IS and 1 0 0 8 0 8 0 0—10 Seckel Chicago 3 CMlinV 2bli K j I Cincinnati 0 McA S 12 I run in the stadium here today he Is reli0 1 0 0 00 0 0 4—5 Oulmet Boston 3 defeated that 3 10 1 1 Boston Felsch c( 1 Edand Kenneth Chicago ISSSfd rt- - 1 2 0 OJ able and will treat - P®111® I OanBIl Error— Roush' Smith Rawlings Intyre wards Chicago defeated Runcie Mar? sjjssi " ai’t““ lb 4 1 112 0 Summary: you Ma- - tin absolutely on Toney Rawlings 19 holes Chicago 3 10 1 6lUsberg ss J 0 0 2 0 gNi Look tbs hits—Griff It square Neale Stolen Dngan as New Bush Reuben Orleans defeated Shores’ I Jfehalk e — 0 0 4 5 j base— Grolt Kopf Neale Dodbl play—Groh Arthur Dee Detroit 4 Drs Grover 2b at J J 2 0 0 0 anD3 0 lj 3 0 p of 26 years Noye p Shean to Chase Magee to Tragresser to 0 0 0 0 02tn Jesse Guilford Boston defeated record Pacific Coast League Murphy on ball— Off Toney 3 off Ku-sue continuous Bases )1 smith 0 0 0 0 0 Rnssell p — Off Rudolph 9 in Walter Crowdus Chicago 22 holes cess as lilts ip'h l off Hughes 1 In CHRONIC specialists G Decker French Rock Island deI Struck out— By Tonay 0 DISNERVOUS AND SPECIAL '£t£thP DEAGUE STANDINGS p 1 2 feated KmsUe ana Paul Hunter L as-s00®01 if5 Innings and Rlgli Umpire— EASES Chicago Health by Hugbea is your greatest deG Anderson New York John W D Pet Get and eet well Totals 131 27 27 busy 5 12 10 3 7 32 ‘29 Total feated Paul Gardner Chicago 2 and 1 59 39 San Francisco 602 Robert Bowker Chicago defeated R 48 43 Dake Salt 533 lu Faber for batted eighth Inning Murpby Western Sioux City 3 and 2 Dos Angeles 50 45 J 526 Knepper League Scorn by Innings— Robert Markwell 45 defeated Oakland 464 ( 10 10 0 0 Philadelphia 2 and 1 41 Parker Nall Chicago Chicago Portland 456 PILLS 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0—3 OHICHESTER BRAND' Chicago D E Sawyer Chicago defeated Rob40 Vernon 417 ' I DEAGUE STANDINGS Bodie Errors— Lelbold Noye Summary: ert Jones Atlanta 2 and 1 La6lMl Atkyai W L Pet W 2 Gandll Pet Faber U Weaver Rlsberg YESTERDAY’S RESUDTS 613 40 38 Double playe— Grover to Des Mol nee 49 29 028 Omaha Batea bite— Grover Pills la Rad TAKES SINGLES TITLE 43 SS 551 39 S3 606 At Dos Angeles —Salt Dake 4 Dos to Mclnnls Grover to Mclnnls Bates I Lincoln Iwui sealed Dugan Joplin ' I — 41 38 S3 619 8 44 Mclnnls 429 Basee mm mther msbt r y— r 'r St 10 won Zt Denver Douis on to Grover ball— Off Ted to Joafcph Drewes Tk Angeles July In the Central states DvanMU 27 62 328 the Faber 4 off Noyes 2 off Ruuell L Hlta-At Oakland — Vernon 2 Oakland 1 City - 40 87 519Wlcblta 8kx title singles I DIAMOND IIKAKO PULS far Om— In 8 Innings off Russell no bits with At Portland— Portland 5 San Faber tennis tournament here today patriotic kaowa as Boo Safest Alinj in-- 1 yean none out In ninth off Danforth none la YESTERDAY’S ' RESULTS Francisco 1' Roland Hoerr in straight by defeating cbeduled SOLO BY BHIGQISTS 2 2 sets and 4 (Continued on Page 4- 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 -- -- -- -- ! er 4-4- J 36-ho- le -- - 4 4 j - However there were hard enough wallops bn the' list to make life a burden to Long Tom Zeb led the attack with four blows one a 7 — 0-- ‘ j double - -- Doc Crandall received considerable himself two of the rune punishment made off him were yet due to aggravated rases of bad fielding: The amiable horse doctor was badly treated by his brother 'Karl who soaked him younger for a couple of singles and figured in two:' rune Every time Karl - came ' to bat he laid back his ears and showed Rube Evans is the likely Bee pitcher his teeth It is believed that Doe ducked him In the rain barrel back iri for today se jfc jg Waddena Ind when they were boys new left Bee the Joe Casey ‘and the insult still ankles In Karl's Buffalo Saturday: nightandCatcher to due is breast somo or Ogden through Hughes had been invincible here this Sass tomorrow en route to Dos Angexes season and the old hoy pricked up his to Bernhard He should get ears with surprise every 'time an ath- intoreport - Dos rto before Saturday lete stepped into one of his slants with therefore -Angeles a large full bat grown s)e sje Three runs In the third and another series will deThe present In the fifth made the home guards cide for a time second the dispute place Bees safe But the pretty kept slipping at least a and by ‘ the seventh up tally at times ' afe ’ sc rehad tied the score The Angels Bill Bernhard believes - that with attack in the sponded with a crushing d another good pitcher his (Continued on Page 4) club will be "made" for the balance of the season SR ' '' V’ri Louise Sepulveda former Seal- and Beaver catcher’ has joined the Bees and will 'help out until Joe Casey' puts In an appearance ’The Bee skipper announced before that he would use Karl leaving here Crandall on second base' for a time slump owing to Glslason's batting afe sle Angels yesterday offered Salt Dake the services of Pitcher Jack Ryan “I don’t want him if Xos Angeles could not get along ' with him" was Bern ' 1 hard’s reply ‘ -- ‘ Salt-Dak- -- e ' ' - Bee-Ang- el ’ right-hande- - - - " J e - '! "r ' ' ' Charley Callahan the Tiger Infield who har beenlaid up will rejoin hlv club today 9C Truck ‘Hannah Is one Bee who is almost sure of a big league berth for next year Hannah’s great work this season has attracted a lot of attention in the majors St jjg jp Herb Hester manager of the Great Falls club is trying hard to peddle Pitcher Bonner of his staff to clubs in this league Vi ale sk'- sit The "Angela have recalled : Catcher Groeling from Dapan and Jnfielder club Russ Hall’s Tacoma ale ae Northwestthat the Indications are close its- gates next ern league will The Bees have two Sunday night in that league under option players will therefore be forcedto to decide and not they: wish eyerciae whether "or to recall them- The men their right are- Bliss "and Schinkle jjg San Francisco is the only clubln baseball which baa organized on Its club sk ' 7 Catcher Ilonus Mltse of the Tigers Dast year is slated- for the scrap-hea- p the wantedsomea dozen different clubs There must be llttler receiver besides Just what appearsDar-Bnthingsurface in his quarrel - with the mody 4c 4 ' 4c Overall Orvis and Chance 'Frank trip In gone on a six weeks fishing California of the Kern countysfe country sk sk of the ' "Manager Walter McCredle he Beavers announced yesterday that James had purchased Pitcher “Defty from the Douisville club of thehadAmertwo James has has ’also ican association trials “with Cleveland-an- dthe association for Toledo in pitchedseason he has been out of the This He is expected game with a asore arm to report in day or so ' Scout Joe Kelly of the" New Tork Americans has gone back to Portland look with the Beavers expecting to which over the NorthwesternHeleaguemade has Short-to-non closes Sunday night for more offers to the McCredles and Hollocher but the Cubs have send Portland Pitcher to willing Tom Seaton who formerly hurled for payment Portland as part Jk 4 : 'S- -' ¥ Score by lnnlngo— O O 1 1 Salt Lake (4110 0—4 O S O 0 1 O A O —8 Doa Angclca Stolen base— aicascL Two-baSummary Crandall Hannah Terry hitsThree-bahit— Orr Sacrifice ffhecley 2 Davis Quinlan hit— Kenworthy llassler Struck out— By Hughes 2Ellis Crandall 2 Base on balls Hughes by —Off Ilaghoa 4 Itnaa responsible for v —Hughes 7 Crandall 2 se se - ! - : - - - - - - two-Indian- JBSSjgSZ - -- y - - SK 1-- ssa sf® SB manently placed onths Degrief the' young college 1st pitcher 0--4 1 5- - Fltttbuigh-PhUadelpbl- a ' w double-head- er 1 338-ya- rd j - 4 1 403-ya- ‘ rd - - -- 1 - ’ -- hli ChIc-PhiUdelp- - -- -- 77-7- - - Boston-Clevelan- - o d - - ’ 2-- 1- -3 520-ya- rd - aer 490-ya- rd Off ' - eer-fan- - ' 112 1 er j ‘ - - five-inni- ng 1 :8 1 1 - I - 1 I r r le 0- 1 ' l long-drivi- - ng v - - - : - 3- - - - 1 f 2-- 2-- - 8 8 1 110 - L 1 ii -'“-“- 7- Two-bas-e 1 hlta-Grlf- flth Three-bas- e 1 1 1 'ft et ' - S - Two-bas- e : V 4 2 23 - The Angels continued their clawing tactics and combed Hughes for a dozen hits some of which were of - the scratch brand 4 1 0 0 0 1 OAKLAND AB R H Mensor 2b Middleton If Dane cf R Miller lb D Miller If Murphy 3b Sheehan as Murray c Prough p Dee Howard Kilhullen c Beer p ath-flet- es -- S 4 4 Hovlik p to the visitors 7It takes more than a class AA sheriff witli a revolver in each bootleg and and Long Tom Hiigbes to stop our Anyway tlie 'influence and armament of the visiting : officer was offset by the pres-- ‘ ence of Sheriff Johnny' Cline who also was upholstered with 7 heavy artillery 0 4 2 Hunter ss Angels from 'administering an 8 to 4 beating ' lion-heart- 4 BOTH OF SEALS’ an Sixteen Remain for Western Golf Title ’ VERNON AB R H PO BEAVERSCHASE 10 — A contract salaries when July - Special) (Herald-Republic- an LOS Again for r (Herald-Republic- L Hovlik and Moore From St Joe Club Beat Del How- Salt Lake County Sheriff and Long Tom Hughes Come to Grief AA- - JL TVIACAC XBASKerSAUXmOrSALh Special) threatened strike of ball players in the Pacific Coast league has resulted in club owners withdrawing their decision to vise salaries for the remainder of the 1917 season This became known here today through players who refused to accept less than their contract salary July 1 the pay day upon which the schedule cut was to go into effect ' It came as a surprise to many baseball men as all indications pointed to the club owners winning their fight against the players It has been understood that the regulars were intimidated by threats that they would be released if they did not accept smaller money According to the players some of the lesser lights in the league have accepted the magnates ultimatum but none of the regulars would do so They stubbornly refused to sign papers abrogating their contracts and there was nothing left for the club owners but to pay the 1 T OS ANGELES July i BEES by edited WALTER DBRATZ Club Owners Forced to Pay Full Salaries BATTERY GETS 'lb© ©im© ©II QDu© sinmaiirfl©sQ ©aifl©nn©irs Aim- fiUn© Mgj V: 11© L©s Aimgj©l©s mmflnn©rSo glHI© fis m©w ©im fl©I©3im fflb© ©Ilmiibo : NOT CUT NEW VERNON (CA1TC1BIEE CS A'kfwCin-f'ircsTEK'- Oft - - N - 2--3 6-- 6-- 6-- "( |