Show ' i' ' x ' i v - " - £ ' s ' " - v ’ riiTrwiTTVnm7xnAM1SAIr LAKE CEIT UTAH THURSDAY JULY i -- 19 1917 SSFTLnSILECFJ BY WALTER D BRATZ W1ARK IS j - :- vi ' V-- ' 45 163-45 jmMw i - Pet - Jim Bagby Cleveland hidian dolled Game’s Smartest Hurler Cleveland Ohio July 18-- who holds Cleveland Indian pitcher this season by 54 48 a record of seven shutouts Los Angeles Tom Connolly' 4S5 50 Portland has besn Ofdeclared 58umps to — ’487 American league Oakland v- MMk'4T j49 ' — in either 42 4iT 6ruion smartest be the t42 4 pitcher 9iytt J — v -league of Pitchla as wise a Judge YESTERDAY’S jRESULTS'" v Bee ull £ of Skull ingConnolly Clouting' find and his ' At Oakland— Salt Lake ' 3 - Oak- -' talent' as one could j" He has worked opinion is valuable :land 0 I Goes : to Los behind Bagby often enough to ' observe (Starts to Wobble Just At Los Angeles— Los Antelea S hlS'inethods and he believes that Bagby-showFrancisco—5 : more real thought and smart 5 8 'to Walks BaseVFulIf San' Angeles AfPortland Portland SVefnortX headwork thapV-any other twirler in the' r — i—J ' game' But Puts “I" have - watched Bagbys -- pitching ' Special withfgreat-- interest time and time v :y OS ANGELES Jalr 1& —la a gHie again’’ said the American league ar“and I have marfmtared oh both bitrator recently I have at the way he pltchea error kltttag idea andbybyheavy and boneheod veled W S TWO HITS connect for a safe hit m tbe part of tbe Seal' the seen a batter playingtook the first of the series front the first time up against Bagby and Angela San Knnctoeo today by tbe cennt of 8 took particular note of tbe KindPer-of with to S As Salt Lake made It tens straight ball thatwas be connected one on a fast Crandall Rath and Sheely over the Oaks the Seals lead was eat or haps it down very materially and the Bees nexta low curvs on the outsidea The time I would make it point Lake’s Three have an excellent ehanee to step late Salt Hit to to watch up every offering Bagbys first place this week on his ’connected had fellow the' that were Pitchers rated ' Runs V very first trip to the plat He got everybut made up for it with thelr cheaply battii Jim’s repertoire except the thing ofin ball Even one ®or Crandall out of four kind got three hits he hit safely the first us perma in the running put at in times bat and drove four of Oldmight the time I local runs Smith who succeeded (HeraM-Republicnently Special) system I ham In the “Bagby follows the same trled to undo throughout third V' Innlng the game that is on every fatten-I “Red’s two Bees will need all the hum hits work July is— jean lng-u-The man getting by 'who hits safely Jim makes a can get this week for tne II anj scoring two runs p they of the sort of ball that mental Dubuc was in great form today Seals ' Oaks next week I Bonehead work prevented the Seals each andnote the will have every man hits and you can and allowed the Oaks only two hits while Salt Lake has two weeks I from tying the score In the ninth bet your bottom cent that the batter Vernon and Los Angelea nlng Smith and singled Fitzgerald 'not get the same sort of offering Ho won 3 to 0 The Oaks had their I were and loaded when Pick will the bases Just possible that batters of again I was safe on Davis’ errors best chance in the second when Jean Jim Park the 8tali - right-handThere was the Ty Irs Cobb Eddie Collins type I Browns I nobody out Calvo then hit the ball will find 'Bagbyand tbe overlost control and walked three men loaned to Salt ' Lake by for hits and mayto I to the scoreboard or what should have hap three blngles In two turned a Jim last season1 has been single There was only one out and the bases Omaha been a triple but which was converted remembera them all and in gam there to refuses next the but report I ‘ into a double out' Spilth scored but aet-t- o not one of the two or three were full with the head of the Oaks I Calvo was called out for club infielder sort Vernon balls that they- hit safely will for of the overrunning Hunter But Mensor Chi- - second and Fitzgerald was out' at the 'be dished batting order coming up to the back turned been has who up and the chances are to II plate will go hltleaa’’ that he intends they popped to Crandall and that young II Cago' Cubs states b: a double Hunter Baseball la more 'than in the Second' Inning at collegeJIM BAGBY man also threw out Middleton The quit “course While He will Ellis singles by Boles Crandall an with Bagby It’s a mania a' profession in After any metallurgy I return to school for the rest of thelKillefer and a walk by Davis scored game that he pitches he can go over Oaks wilted light there another batter drove on a line to the entire nine innings and tell Just ball has everything down so Speaker Jim can how- each and every play was mad j1 ssr?w‘sthcai5sSppSroT y??r“a he that tell you how many jat I more can What’s he tell sort Thro the hlt°£ op1? 07fo?raLnd SSS runwM of ball this or that batteryouhit on the he ialls he threw to each batter and what fno £ybck ofocond Johnny 'Botlar hero dished up as his first second and to or the of kind ground Chapman Irood with SSS lilt Flew out butCrandnll xm may third offering aa the case might b hnTpWAWhTt of baseball II cleaned the his last game Butler invnth to left that put the run over II havebeen g The single th who other “JlJ4 Bees staged a rally In the eighth thia season or for all time and scored? on a double of the Lincoln western II Ellis with two men down and none on the I was a member by Boles until a few weeks ao 1asea Tobin beat out a hit and stole league club Jok TWO GAMES IN THE th Seals sick- II The back In Los Angeles He tooktoresecond Rath scored him with a' dou- - II is and some time according ago wsik hie to center and counted himself when a sacrifice McKee Corhan s tubercular symptoms- I andPick drove the hall like a bullet over I ports developed Eheelyksas & triple oy RTtzgeraia ac and Oak witli ’season by finish ths also may hlte'butlHo ffot'a I fkiii pVan I counted for four runs The score: CTrandall ended the rally with a pop to land If he can re grain a portion I lost he which seventeen during pounds SAN FRANCISCO Conger I v The game was fast and snappy with1 I £ illness at Lincoln AB R H PO A E 3 1 4 Orr Crndll Conger and MnrpV pnU-- rlbM hr It a JI Pirlc lb 1 0 ' 2 taking 0 Ing spectacular 'playa Stovall a that ‘matter I 1 1 0 I to cf Calvo determined are Electrics Trim Arrow Press “Ove I '5 0 0 3 20 The Bees k5d“to" xive wav “to"'® red I Schallsr If St Louis-YoutBreaks 98 Into- first' placo’-thiweek eWhllo before nrobablv I Snodnass 2 5 0 4 ‘2 2bI and Decker-Patrick- s Downs Seals are battling' at Los Angeles De- and that SnodSass I K 0 23-Ya0 11 0 er on the club is rlghtup fason endg It Jb From a every player tne Targets 8 0 1 1 j ianaging ss The corhan on his toes and hustling hard no 1 '2 2 1 feat Maple Leafs McKee 'C Oaks are crippled but played well I y Handicap 0 0 0 0 lack Oldham field j p the in today They enough J 1 2 ' 0 2 SpeclsU a3 Smith p bat however'- the punch is I — 18 Board Bill Los here be rwil Fitzsimmons Angeles July Tommy Two were played in the Twilight dlvl 26 2418 Totals week to play short for the Oaks II spector Boswell today was advised by St Joseph Mo July 18 —Phil Miller sion ofguinea Commercial league yesterday bethe a that complainty is trying to land I City Prosecutor Widney a young professional trapshooter of St tween the Intefmountain LOS ANGELES and Del Howardman Electrics and tbe Arcan-himanage-Billthe' ' should be brought against who row Press and tbe Louis first baseman a made whst is and Maple claimed H R to a be I park J Lee fast fly chaser may be the mont of the82700 Washington baseball world’s record here today when shoot- Leaf dairy next-ofor unpaid license feeslI JJiliererss cr f nurdles to recover the Oaks to take-thThe Electrics in r the western handicap prelimgot an early start and nicked ing 7 Terry in'the pafk ' I Kenworthy Del Howard heard today- that - Billy was for bill board advertising Kelly for three runs In tbe first inning which he broke 98 targets 4 a at sc 2b inary a was was to nervous win and the in legsenoughKelly nettled down after retting handicap this and pitched ball Ewing waa Cal Waggoner of Diller Neb took supported so well that lie waa infield the by In the western special not forced to exert himself very much - This game brings the two teams closer missing' but one target- in 100V? tne "'tin'? Arrow Press having won' nisi - and In' for shoot?off In second place t as is a regular Dig icaguer ins io uei ' lost while tbe Intermountain Electrics amateur the 'two section of western the two Baker seasons' out a roast Billy era for the past ft comes to handing few Tbe score: M H McDaniel have won nine and handicap out of me since I preliminary pitcher On minutes He I made a newNSeals 27-had an unpleasant 1 of Durant Okla 38: 812 a ARROW PRESS Totals Choctaw Indian ELECTRICS the JoinedI the square be he and tomorrow here may he may won with 20 straight breaks AUK HE AB R H E didn’t'know what it meant 1to pitch to Score sons Del says he does not care Ji 2 10 0 Hanson ss The scores of the high guns today Taylor 2b a catcher with ‘pep and 1110 certainly Kcate lb u 8 0 10 Romney 2b 2 10 0 San Francisco: follow: didn’t think '4t made so much differ-ence— 0 1 5 ss 0 4 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 Knight rf Runs Langston — me new 'I into Western life amateurs Cal WagBaker special 2 0 1 0 Watson lb rf 2 110 0 10 0 0 1 0 21 3 1 2—11 Hits for him to return Diller Neb 99 F V Roseberry Talmage See What Frehchie couldn’tsrait put ' goner 3b 1 0 O' 0 Ilermsn cf 2 01 0 hardly Cooper Los I Md Baltimore N A King Delta Sandberg c Angeles: 2 0 0 0 the hair to me after every pitch C 2 0 0 1 0 4 3 0 0 10 Colo- O N Ford San Jose the Runs afire until: 2 0 0 0 Cortrigkt not set the league CaL: Tom Kelly p 2 0 0 1 Pelt 3b may — 12 0 2 1 2 0 4 1 2 0 10 Peterson If If do know that I’ll season- closes but Hits 2 0 0 0 Atchison Kan and J H Baer X Wood ef SALT 1 0 Ewing p 2 0 1 0 Goodman Concordia Kan 98 each Ditch" 100 per cent better ball than I Stolen' bn's ah-- Koerner Hlghfall Summarv" Professionals— W R Crosby O’ FalTotals It" I" is Totals lon 111 and Edward O’Brien Florence Tsbla ef Kan 99 each Phil Miller St Louis Score by Innings— ' Rath 8b and G G Spencer St Louis 98 each Arrow Press Sheely lb 0 9 0 1—1 4 J R Hinkle Oklahoma City Arthur Intermountain Electrics Ryan If 2b 3 0 00 0- -4 4 Killam St Louis and Fred Gilbert Craadall lilts— Langston Talmage Summary: Spirit-LakOrr la 97 each S Stolen base— r Hanson am- platoon Western handicap Qslal 2 preliminary Herman ' Double play— Kelly Knight to Keate Ms ateurs —B F- Veacn 'Pipestone Minn M H 97 C M Powers Decatur 111 Dubse The team the Maple “Z I Stovall says Salt Lake could have won I ucr: Corhan to Downs to Koerner McDaniel Durant Okla and A1 Koyen Leaf Dairy by a score of 2defeated to 2 The Maple 98 I 33 S Neb ‘ each Thomas Fremont J won Is Leaf was He buneb the Oaks If a had until the fifth inning leading protestHill’ Mo Tom HIghflll Atchi- when OAKLAND ' Pleasant up otflclall Pjtehja put over three runs which Cmil? son Florence O’Brien Kan etok sidtk won Harry the game' All ' R H: PO A C C ' Until yesterday Guthrie and Brashear Time of game Kan H 8 McDonald NebOmaha the two teams were tied for 4 © O 4 4 OlI Rudy Kallo hurling for Des Moines II — Meassr 2b C ana F fourth each having won six and lost six 135 Hoagland O Tappan one-hplace O it 1 a 4 0 2 in turned MIddletsa If game against This game puts the Clinkenbeard De Kalb Mo 95 each team fourth 3 O o 8 O ' O II Omaha recently In which only twenty- - f Lane ef 539 and Maple Leaf fifth Professionals— D D Gross Kansas with aanpercentage of 462 3 O' O O '3 O I eight batters faced him Nine fanned MurphyTt 3b average of P R Miller St Louis 98 with City and 4 O O 2 ' O O and the single hit a bunt by Outfielder Miller The batteries— Maple leaf Melius and O W C W Hymer Davenport la 97 each one O 13 was 0 on 1' commented Schick ? k lb by Autrey Udy and Stumpb C G Spencerm St Louis and C Gene-run- g Bird 2 O O 2 2" O II scribe as a “puny hit which cduld have Concur ss' 94 each Glenwooa la O O O '1 0 3 been chalked up Mltso e very7- conscientiously o ' 3 lias an error” K reiser p-o O o O O 1 Xcc Western’ League Herald'Bepnblicaa Special STANDINGS LEAGUE 20 2 :2T' IS Totals Los Angeles - July 18 — Tin horns W L Pet AMERICAN Pet horns megaphones and other paper LEAGUE STANDINGS 500 48 48 Loo batted for COuge la ainth Chicago W L Pctl IS 89 494 w T ret Brooklyn Seoro by lasli Des Moines 5 a 63!!Denver 826 26 64 43 44 494 Pittsburgh I S O O l'O O O 3 alt Lake Hionx 48 37 429 45 StSIOmaha 494 43 44 U Voovtrm 5?J?t UTSS??? SS O O O O O O O O “ Boston Oakland LEAGUE STANDINGS LincolnCity 47 39 547St Joseph 3t 49 424 44 42 Seals to series the from I take 512Wlchlia the 29 67 Sa 337 RESULTS W L hit— Pet YESTERDAY’S W Joplin gels Tnirbaie Ratb Pet L ' Saaaaaaryi 512 6351 Detroit 43 41 Four cups are up for prizes for the best At New York— w York 4 Chicago 64 U rifles hits— Conger Sbesly Baaea Du-h- rootersChicago YESTERDAY’S RESULTS 51 614 32 ball' the the Boston at 4 out— Off Dubuc balls— Struck Waxliington S3 49 403 during ‘ park By U: At Philadelphia— Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati L Cleveland 47 41 634’hllaltlpbia 81 49 388 At Lincoln— Wichita 7 Lincoln 9 4 Hit by pitches Murphy 5 St Louis L present series a5'" At Brooklyn— Brooklyn 33 53 384 i ' 'V1 New York 42 39 519St Lunia At Omaha— Omaha 9 Denver 2 je 4c Boston H At ' Boston—Pittsburgh ' plres— Held and Phylew’ v Sioux City— Sioux City 2 Joplin 2 At Ten years ago Jerry Downs and Red YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ' At Des Moines— Dea Moines 5 St Joseph 2 were teammates on Ty Cobb’s Killefer TURN TABLES PIRATES pennant-winnin- g Detroit Tigers 'The Boston July 18— Pittsburgh stopped Boston’s At Chicago— Chicago Washington 12 Cleveland 7 his im - winning streak today by taking both games of At Cleveland— New York famous "Georgia Peach began At Detroit— Detroit 4 Philadelphia 8 to C and 3 to 2 mortal career as a star that year vlr- s In tbe — Southern Association the championship for rt game Tyler did well untilon the eighth when At St Lons Boston 1 St Louis 0 tually winning Downs four hits two and Killefer are Pittsburgh made five runs Detroit" Today SEVEREID KICKS GAME rival managera'ln the Pacific Coast errors a base on balls and two steals by Carey 8an Franciflco ' - Salt-Lak- OAKS -- e LWitO 671‘ - SOME MORE - 541 529 -- - - ? - the-dea- - s r F h - ym s - on'Brakcs1 Herald-Repnbllc- aa - L rALLO - the-insid- e - in - v-- :j -- an S an francisco iTv-- : ' in-wlt- - -- - h- - '- - er - - : - - ' ' - ' - v°B“ - Sn7 i ' YOUNG SHOOTER rnt - 1 SETSA'RECORD of--th- 1 DV- : a lad - rd ali 4- Herald-Beimbllc- sa e In-th- ' - 1 j t V‘-‘:'A- - ' B r - ’ e - f Decker-Fatrlc- k - 23-ya- - : rd - - - air-tig- ht - s high---honor- - to-getb- ' -- -- 1 lost-three- - ia -- - - sf -- - - : ”" - - lake nT- -- l2 - - — 10 Two-bas- e e Tsj-lo- - Decker-Patrlc- k - - 5r E0?? - Decker-Patric- k - - Decker-Patric- k - 80 ' -- 1 - Decker-Patrlc- - - c - 0-v'- 2 Unheralded Captures Ohio Yemori Gets Away to Lead Stake One Race Looked But Portland Ties It and ' Wins in Twelfth Bad:—: -- -- at-th- 5 GRAND CIRCUIT n a- ‘ JhenHe BEAVERS TO GO BIG NOISE ON - - - HAGUE saBsn?S£ sfp?’snswss £: X 1A— Rllgrasrk the big Jnly la a day narprlne C“ urpvieea at the Karth Randall Graad circuit nacettaa wkra mt Trninor piloted the hay today ssa af Wll-Ato the front and eaptnred the 83660 Ohio Make tbe feature ef the card A rank outsider In the betting the best price in the Rldgemark mutuels so paid him to far those backing win getting 814180 and theplace price being 83990 Only two favorites were rewarded Deforest in the the during divisiondayof Kelly the unfinished first trot and Ruth Mainsheet in the Forest City sweepstakes Tommy Murphy handling the reins in each instance Mack Forbes driven by McDevitt the 2:12 trot in heat captured Colleen the favorite in straight the 2:05 pace was a poor third Walter Cochran an old timer winning handily Edward P captured the 2:12 pac The Judges were dissatisfied with of Colleen in the 2:05 pace the driving and declared off all wagers on the final heat and the race nk ear b-- KIDDIES TOTEST -- - by 2 1 ine ( Snow ) ! h by King BelBattle King b 2 '5 lini ( Y Fleming) ' Tramp-A-B- It Direct Joseph Jay Bell Butte Hale The Christian and Samuel also started 2:05 class pacing purse ' 81200: blk h by Walter Cochato 1 Cochato (Floyd) Jones Gentry b g by John R 1 Gentry (Lyman) Coller or m by Charley D 2 2 2 McKinney (Frost) Kate McKinney and General Todd also started Time— 2:071 2:061 209 2:12 class 81000: Mai- Mack Forbes trotting blk a bypurse 1' 1 X colm Forbes (McDevitt) Dr Long bg by The Tramp 2 2 5 (Murphy ) Chllcoot ch h by San Fran- 2 2 cisco (Hay) Onward Allerton Bacelli Tommy Todd Ira C Coastess Mobel Mayor Todd Jack Mooney Hollyrood Kate and Lizzie Worthy also sta a2 5- - 21 22 Time— 2081 2:091 2:09 double-head- ATHLETIC SKILL : Uagn jc ’ 4c' Special 4e Herald-Republic- " I I ' Rudolph wse hit hard In the second game and only good fielding held tho visitors to three mns Scores: FIRST GAME BOSTON PITTSBURGH AB R H O A 'ABBHOA Blgbee If 4 1 0 1- - 0 Marnrllle ssl 0 0 6 PI tier Zb 6 1 I 2 8 Powell cf 6 0 2 2 1 Rehg rf King 2 1 SO 4 Kelly If Carey cf 1 1 16 1 Konetcby lb6 1 IU 1 W Wgnr lbS 2 0 OS 2 8 2 Smith 8b Ward ss 0 1 0 0 S S Fltzptrck SbO 0 Debus 3b 1 1 4 1 Rawlings 2b S 0 Fischer e 4 2 2 8 0 0 0 2 Tra greaser e2 1 Miller p Los Angeles - July 18—Red Killefer I of the most obliging managers in baseball is up against a perplexing ' I ' He received a letter from a T 1— I problem x Arizona fans who say they of number gram fe itt will-b— week and ball park-thlat V the I have asked him to have his team play Playground the' kind of baseball they like “Don’t play the sacrifice game they What promises to he one of the best in the letter which I bthletlo contests and patriotic fans '"Have your programs twenty signed by the time 'Wei Steele p hit the ’ball all over given at any playground ' In Salt Lake- players the fence' go season has been arranged for to- like to see this morrow afternoon at Liberty park at They reserved-- box this week at the 3p m ball park The f jjf How of big league hunters the Ivory Swimming hoys nnd girls—Dash across pool II clubs overlook HarryHannah year-aft-tUataace dire fancy diving by er year is a mystery This big fellow I I ' f : started ''V has every game this year for 3'p’m f SaltIke He has handled all ' hirf 'Track events boys and gtrla— Giants I fAtklptfn and Patriotic Prn ' I I on® ant at uoerty s e - asked-Killef- er - the-hal- 41100 1881 106 '6 ’ 11 10 0 2 l' Tyler p Barnes p Ragan p Vs"vV'lwlwish"Ixtr"ysrtir"all Intermediates hi 100 rronnT : yards ’ '“' 0 1 Totals ’SO 0 I0 0 0 2 1 2 0 8 10 27 17 nM tammenu First test— rill-o- Sixty-yar- d four times p 7' Second teat—Sixty-yar- d rd dash 14 seconds ’ dash 8 seconds 100- -' pull-u- p six times stand-fe-- ’'’i'public an ‘Special! Herald-R- e et inebys I Loa I I -- 110 i 0-- - 1112 3! r ‘been-pltchin- eb2! Jd: - i I J ssl 11 11 0-l- 3 500 433 277 is - - ' ’ ! at j of (few legilfemiztiMid Ua ghrslelias MB - s - : leutA Ty pliS 0 1 Wills If 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 Farmer One out when run scored Farmer ran for winning Griggs In eleventh Score Vernon: by innings— R FOR PIRATES QUITE UNUSUAL 1917 will long be remembered Cincinnati On fan by the day Cincinnati Reds went intothat difirst vision A Cincinnati team the in first division after the Fourth—wVi£ you have to hand it to Mathewson He sure is some manager BROWNS DROP THREE 18 — Ward Miller St' Louis fielder Jim July Park out- pitcher and william Ny second baseman of the St Louis Americans have been released tothe Omaha team of the Western league h”wm refu“ CHUCK IS 'WISE While Shortstop Chuck Ward of the Pirates nas been lame Pittsburgh ®ubb®® been carrying the Jimmy Smith recalled from Toronto but ’ - JirSfiny" chance ?- ’ He comes league baseball circle from the University of Oregon where LINCOLN GETS SHORTSTOP sale of he has been football coach for several Toledo O July 18 —The to Lincoln in Berghammer He lias 'also been acting as Rhnrtatop western league waa announced year scout for the Pittsburgh club for' two Manager Kelly el ike St AMOCik011 - Club E 4 -- 1 IT 84 vine-waive-d HtGOVEZDEK Hugo Bezdek who has been appointed pilot of the lowly Pittsburgh straightening Pirates is almost unknown In major anticipatetangle out this 2 the-Cincinn- LEAGUE STANDINGS gn 27 0 Pittsburgh July 18—With National league club ha Its claim to services of Vic Seier the former the Chicago National baseman has become first the property of the Pittsburgh club acoordlng to an announcement today Png) ill 0 2 PORTLAND FIRST-SACKE- ' 1- i iV BOS American Association 10 1 - ' A'”'- - 591IXalivlHe 570iittle Rock 4 46 51 68 0 0 0 0 0 - W L Pet 47 46 39 28 J 0 l v f L-of- M5i r ' - 6 2 2 St Paul July 18—Harold P Bend of the Town and club and G Legg of the County Mlnlkahda club Harry low acore ln the fight eighteen holS of the qualifying round of the Minneso-Stat- e Golf association tournament cirdIeof76 Bearclub todr with Bend and with 78 played tha best golf outLegg of a field of 112 starter ot the Country club n4 R L Hanklnson of Mlnikahda club tied for second withthe 77 Tha ond half of the qualification round will be played tomorrow 570llobile oaoammMro YESTERDAY’S RESULTS At Memphis— Memphis A Mobile 9 At- - IJttle Rock— Iittlc Rock 7 New Orleans 1 At Birmingham — Birmingham 5 Qhattanooca L At Atlanta— Atlanta 2 Nashville 1 v 10190 - -- - 55 M 49 37 SS 40 OHjMemphl 0 1 0 OF THE PIRATES TWO GOLFERS TIE WITH LOW SCORES Uer Angeles July 18 —Quinn thi II 007 heaver for the Vernon club who I S2T?rlb f husky lne times running high jump 4 feet 4 Inches 111 team “and week last returned i' S I to Los Patrlotla Program? Angeles today met Owner Dari I eI 7 o’clock— Lawn north of bandstand Heigh Ho I mody and offered his explanation td I I the I Land etc scouts class and salute boss Happy boy i g demonstration kindergarten three little aisters I y— “I Tiger had not ball winning 32 2 0 27 16 and not 35 8 12 27 10 Totals affect the club” Totals therefore will I “There are five pitchers djaa 1493 lb Colonial 1776 (e) Westward Ho said Quinn ®luh now On the last trip we i Bailey blitted for Tragreaser in ninth I C V Tbs spirit of tbe Vmeric lnnln Many flags Inmuy twd Stovall-wilI 0 0 0 1' 10 0 -4 be able to I Pittsburgh sieving pictures lin® ®n ki® n®W pitchera 0 O' 0 0 2 00 0--2 Both I Boeton Directors— D G‘ftiMWalt‘Laron Lida j ''""”'”'‘0 AAoviix Marand Marlon sire showing Up Summary'- Errors— W' Wagner Flseher TkaCram Kathryn Gsbbott Dorothy 'Younggars (Continued oa Following Pag ) (Continued on' Following Fag) 6 New Orleans Chattanooga Ilirmingbam WI87 ret U Totals a - 4- -0 1 4 Cal-lajuyau- for-Prat- -- If Hannah could not make d to Br boy o?ieinfrtd to injuries the rest good in major league company - 1 dash '8 84 seconds' I I lav® asmall show to do so— SanFran-standing broad Jump 5 feet ' y ' "t II cisco Chronicle Atlanta - 0 l 24i X- - W L Pet W L Pet 58 33 637 Columbus 46 43 517 Indianapolis ighth for 49 87 570 Minneapolis 36 51 414 St Paul 80 1 8 27 14 Totals Totals 53 42 558 Toledo 31 9 4 27 14 Louisville 35 Cl Innlnga-- r 407 0-8 0 0 0 2 0 5 — 44 40 524 Milwaukee 30 52 366 Kansas City 00 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 -0 Johnson ran t In eighth Rumler hat ted for Austin in eighth Hartley ran for Rum- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ler in eighth Pratt batted for Koob Louisville 6 Milwaukee 5 Louisville— At Score by inning— Wt“Wrfl‘ T1££rC‘reV5’ Boston At Indianapolis— Indianapolis A Kansas City A 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 —1 At Toledo— Toledo 8 Minneapolis 4 Ulii-oTui“to - 9 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0--0 At’ Columbus— Columbus A 8t Paul A - Hits— Off Miller St Lou 8ummary: Error— Severeid 2 Double plays — In 7 Innings Austin to McGee to Staler Gardner to Gainer WINS BIKE TITLE Struck out— By Milin 1 inning Off Barnes to Gardner to Barry Bases on balls N Newark ler 1 by Steele 8 byTO’ Tyler 2 by Ragan L - 'gnew July 18 —John I f Koob 2 Hlts-- Off Mt" Struck Koob 7 In S Innings UmpireslHarriaon and Day out— By Mays A Umpire— Stable of Newark won the national amEvans and Hildebrand ateur- two-mi- le SECOND GAME bicycleGuzchampionship Lang at the BOSTON here today defeating PITTSBURGH TOO MUCH WHITE SOX Chris Dotterwlch was' third and AB R H O A ' tape ABRHOA 3 of San Francisco 0 Chicago July 18— Chicago today won its sec: Harry Hoffman Blgbee If 4 0 2 2 03 Marsville 4 I’owell cf Pltler-2b'0 fourth " on (Continued 1 40-1 0 Rehg rf Following 5 King rf 4 BARRIEAU VS DOWNEY OaW cf 4 1 2 8 0 Kelly if Konetcby lb4 2 5 f Francisco July 18— Jack Dow-ne- v Ftsptrck 3b JSK?- ? 2( 8 0 Frank Barrifeau will box the 2b and ATHLETE’S HEART TOO Rawlings BIG 2 2 f 0 of the Friday night show event m&in Tra greaser 1tMte' iT 0 matter may The Dreamland p Rudolph HU Jwiy hitch weight but the promoters o 0 J 0 1 Btllcy o ! ® Carlson p cause a slight ReJ Charles B Vlaeeat mt the no trouble In a at- -j I LEAGUE STANDINGS 1 1 2 0 er " 'InavefSTofSOOrbafierItwoufjl seem that that kind -— of - work - would 11 0 0 Magee a s 12 18 2-- Sf Louis July IS— A fumble and wuu throw by Severe id In the aecond inning were responsible for St Louis’ Joes of today’s game to Boatoa 1 to 0 Scott singled and scored when Severe! d fumbled Agnew’s Irant then threw the ball to right field Maya snowed but four hits Tbe score: BOSTON ST LOUIS AB It II O A ABBHOA 4 0 2 I 0 Shottnn If 4 0 Walsh ef 2 0 3 9 0 1 1 Austin 3b t Barry 2b 0 0 0 Gainer lb 4 0 213 1 Itumler 0 0 0 0 9 Gardner 3b 3 0 0 1 3 Hartley 4 0 11-0 0 9 0 1 Hooper rf Rogers p 3 9 2 2 0 Sloan rf 4 9 2 1 0 Lewis If 6 Slsler lb 1 4 0 0 Scott as 21 3 0 0 6 4 gnew C Severeid C 4 0 0 3 1 4 9 9 0 1 Magee 2b 3 0 0 6 5 Maya p Jacobson ef 3 0 0 3 0 Lavan as 3 0 0 1 1 Koob p 2 0 0 0 4 Pratts Johnson 8b 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4-- L 3-- er 0 - 4 Roni 2 02000000000 0— Hits so 1 0 12001001000 ‘STEAMBOAT STOPPED THEM x Portland: — 14 Kansas The St Paul Minn July Runs 0 000 020 00001 2 fifteen after winning City team Hits es 0 1100202001 2—11 and making a record fames straight Summary: 2Struck out— By Mitchell for successive wins in the American Bases on balls—Off association was beaten here Monday L by Houck by St Paul for the second time the Mitchell 1 off Houck 5 Double plays been In the second —Galloway to Vaughn to Snodgrass first defeat havingdouble-headPitch- Fisher to Plnnelli to Moore to game of Sunday's er Reese Williams shut out the Blues Snodgrass to MoorVaughn Sacrifice Chad bourn Stolen bases— Daley hit with three hits Monday Gleichmann — Rune responsible Passed Piher 2 Mitchell Houck 2 Time—ASS for Um— pires Finney and Phyl NAMED MANAGER 0--4 7 Doane rt 2b Galloway Callahan a Mitchell Gleichmann cf - r 4-- George Stovall PORTLAND JulyofIS— Tigrra may ho la Mat place but they are the forelag Beavers to play harder thoa did tko Neal Irasae leading last week Tuesday It took eleven laalags to get the Tiger and yesterday It went to twelve before ualasa a 3 to 2 verdict the Beavem coald get f - 8 Special Herald-Repoblfe- - - 8-- in Pinches see-wh- e" 1 j- Mitchell Hit Hard But Uses His Noodle and Tightens Unlike Tuesday’s contest Vernon got in the lead and kept Portland sway from scoring till the sixth the Beavers tied it up by making when two run From this point it was nip and with Portland knocking at the tuck Summaries: times before the game door The Ohio stake: 2:08 trotting value several broken ux but never gaining any was ad82000: vantage Wil-As- k Houck and Mitchell both pitched Rldgemark bg by 4 ball the former allowing masterful (Trainer) M L J b g by Red Will hlt the twelve inning 2 Mitchell was during (Leonard) hit harder but generally Wilkes Brewer ch m by up and got out of managad Nutwood Wildes (Jamia hole in tothetighten when he allowed eighth 1 6 5 son ) three and had the bases fulL Bister Strong Busy Lassie Lucille- It wassingles not hla fault that Portland won Spear and Colorado Range also start- In the twelfth aa with one Griggs to: right and Doane out singled booted the 2:08 2:10 Time— 2:098 2:081 ball hin to go second Farmer ’ letting The Fasig sweepstakes ran for and- scored when SIglln Griggs 82500 division: value first trotting singled past third Vernon made its two runs In the Kelly Deforest b c by The 1 Deforest (Murphy) 12 stole second ‘Harvest ' Gale hr f by The went P1 to third®ingled on an Infield 2 1 Harvester (Cox) Callahan walked and Moore singledout to Worthin Volo ch e by Ax 2 2 center (McDonald) Houck worthy win own his game In E Colorado and Winema also start' th sixth helped with a single Hollocher also singled and both advanced on an ln- Time— 2:10 2:101 2:12 Forest tortght4 aDd cored on Wiiie’s single sweepstakes 2 -- year-old 82500 second division: trot valueCity of the game pufin out Ruth Mainsheet by Main- - 1 1 h'niEP Pinney the ninth when sheet (Murphy) he kicked on a decision He had hit a Miss Dewey watts b f by Lord bounder which landed In front 2 2 the just (McDonald)Dewey Ffsher plckedfit upland Louisa Fletcher b f by Peter the 2 to aecond in time threwplat to force Doan Great (Thomas) acore The Ramco B C Comely Peter Zaza Will VERNON Abling and Hollyrooa Bob also start AB R H PO E Time— 2:17 2:14f Chadbourne cf 2b 4 0 1 2 A 0 0 2:12 class pacing purse 81000: 4 0 0 1 Vaughn 2b 1 0 bn NorthThe P Edward v5 0 0 12 lb 4 0 1 1 '2 Snodgrass ern Man (Ray)by 4 1 If 2 6 Daley 0 0 Gb h The WolverPeter 4- - ue ANOTHER FOR HOUCK -- years past - 4- ! OF nSlsm tihoiia an understudr & 88 ' WkLL TRANSFER ST JQL ' Hutchinson Kan 18— Prestdeat Dickerson ofJuly the West- - X era league and Owner Hol- land of the St Joseph John team here today that the St Joe team would be transferred an-noun- ! ced N l |