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' 4 - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY JULY 28 1917 " AW-- ‘V ' ' ISElPIIMMC&Fi SPORTING' AUTKORITT BY OF THE INTER MOUNTAIN WEST I - - "T- Al Palzer Shot by Father While WOBBLEAt? there was spite of ths fact that as to the some misunderstanding were 'the meet to first who players dayTs play ' In the city tennis tournament was rup off with some good con tests1The best 'match was between Gibbs former winning In fine and Oliver-thlJ 1 Gibbs won style his consistent playing throughout byPlummer and Martlneau played At the start very slow sloping-gamIt did not appear to be anyone's game but later Plummer showed his superiorshots out i ity his by placing his won or opponent 1 The first set was MarIn the second in quick time tlneau pressed Plummer hard and made The sechim work for every aame score 1 ond set was won by thepoint Lund won from Umplely ln a game that was without features Lund 5was never in danger The score 1 came of the The real met Harrison 'day when Duncansurprise Up to this time nothing has been known of Harrison this being his first appearance on the courts Duncan won the first The" second did not come ao set 2 easy however it' went' so long that it war thought that it would have THE FliSiffl I IT to be called on account Duncan finally succeeded ofIndarkness beating Harrison after the games had been deuced twice the final score for this set being 7 v ’ Harrison looks like a comer and with a fear- more years' than' likely become S iplon Frumklnwon his match from Meyers default byOne game was played In the Deseret doubles tournaments begymnasium tween Coleman and Frumkin and Anderson and 'Olsen Duncan and Frumkin had little trouble in winning Their team work was - much better than the others t Today's schedule' in- the city tournament follows 1 o’clock —A Smith vs Lund and vs U - - 9-- - j Rube Evans Works Great for Seven IhnuigsBut Then Starts to Bend: '- ' - y' 6-- his-matc- - 6-- F ROMMEi IS THERE in a Bees9 Downfall Comes r ' Hurry When Does - 6-- 6-- LEAGUE STANDINGS - - T San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake Portland Oakland Vernon 67 59 48 63 52 54 61 67 456 47 - YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ' SAME OtD YARN 0 ’ - ‘ double-header’' - - - - Herald-Republica- n by-Chie- f acci-dent- - " SALT LAKE V ’ AB R H PO 4 Sr X 3 Tobin ef 4 O O 8 Onp Ml IS 3 O Sheely lb 4 2 11 If Ryan 4 1CnuUkUSk A 1 1 4 Gielaeon Sb r --6 1 Quinlan rf 4 Hannah q ' ' ! -- : 'V i -- 6--1- 4-r- Evnnen2 Kirmeyer p O - JS 2O A K - 8 X ® 1 2 ” JO J2 -- 2 1 ® 2 Totals Score innings— Vernoni by O Rnns O Hits IN HARD LUCK ‘ Qub in - 1140411 1 12 1 10 4 4—14 3 0 300000 0 O— 13 110 10 3 O— 8 8—5 ‘ ao - - v - i M’CREDIE IS and-Verno- - 8 27 IS Rrt 1 Um-reo— - - f To-‘b- ? A 4-- r - - 6-- - ed - Hermid-Republic- an 27-T- : - T J? ’ N -- ' - - - - - - -- - - - 0 0 '1 - ' “ ' All Panama Bangkok Legboms and Strawi ’ t v " e JEMJOT) Panamas now $400 Panamas now $25 Bangkok now $350 Leghorns now $300 Straws no w $225 Straws now $125 $200 Porto Ricans ' $15 $500 $300 $450 $400 $350 $200 1 21 Dllhoefer e 12 00 00 1 2 6 1 6 0 0 Deraarss p 02 1 0 0 0 0 Elliot A 0 0 0 0 Olbson e Murray Rarlden 0 Sallee p Totals’ 2- 0 1 4 0 3 0 3 ’K 29 1 4 37 14 Totals ' Murray ran for Olbson In seventh Elliot batted for Demares In ninthScott by Innings-- 4 3U XT 12 - New York 1 0 6 0 0 0 3 0 0—2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1— 1 Chicago '! Summary: Errors Zimmerman Doyle X Two base hits—Robertson Wolter Stolen bases— Robertson Debbie plays— Salles to Herzog to Holke Wortman to Doyle to Merkle Bases on tells— Off Demaree 2 off Salles L Struck out— By Demaree 1 by Salles 2 - Umpires —Harrison O’Day- ! and Bransfleld id - - ' MsmmwwMmmm - ' BATTING RALLIES TAKE GAME Cincinnati O July 27— Ths locals had mneh the hotter of two batting rallies in the first Ingams and accumulated enough ning of today’s rnns to win from Philadelphia 0 to 4 Mayer wag knocked out of the box when flvo of the In the Initial Inning first six men to facowhohimrelieved him did much hit safely Bender better but big teammates were nnnble to - connect with Toney frequently enough to win The score: ctncIxUaM hilaBeiTHTT AB BH O A 2 1 ABRHOA 2 1 Grrh 2b 4 1 0 2 1 0 2 Kopf ss Roush cf 4 1 1 7 Chaso lb S O I 0 Griffith rf 2 0 1 7 4 0 1 4 0 Neale If ' 2 0 0 1 McKcchnle 2b 0 Wlngo 0 2 0 Toney p Paskert cf Bancroft m Stock 2b Cravath rf Lnderus lb Whltted If Evors 2b Meboff Jb Bums o 1 1 Schulte 0 0 Mayer p 2 0 Bender p 1 0 il 1102' 5 18 00 117 1 2 2 0 4 2 2 S 0 S 4 11 12sl 4 4 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 Totals Schulte tatted for Main Street ‘ W 4 r - -W 11 Bast Broadway ' 7 J I batted' for Burns In nint$ Dugey RSHilML 11 - - - 03 12 - Ken-worth- c' - 15 - se - - ‘ - f Fisher rf 0 0 0 0 1 l- -j Krrors-Whlt- e 2— ted hlto-Cra- vath 1-- (Continued ’on Followlnc ravn) er 2S LOSE WILL MEN m From Big Minors to Finish May Call Old-time- rs Season V 27 —There la likely July CHICAGO world's series thin year aa a result af the dralm aa aaajer leagaa baseball players by the draft B H Jebaaoa prenldeat of the A an erica league said here tonight Tahulatlna of draft awubeio held by players show znea will be that probably twenty-fir- e froaa take the Aaterlcaa leagaa' The Aat erl earn leagaa will aat play the aeries If It Is baadlcappeA by that serious a loan Mr Jebaoea said The league president also stated that he had learned that the military drilling installed by the league early in the season would not cause the war department to extend exemptions to ball players until the end of the season His information Mr Johnson declared was that ths ball players would be drafted to the colors about September l A recent interview by the American in New York urging league president not to claim exemptions ball players baseball gave rlae to suggestions bywould rehere that the draft experts sult in recalling to the major leagues the minor many men now playing In In once were stars the maleagues who now of the are the but age past jors draft The Jnerlcan association has such men as Altlzer Brown Leach Lelivelt McQuillan Corrlden Pierce and has The Western O’Toole Devore Hartsell league McCormick and many others who were nationally known not many years ago The second division clubs and the smaller leagues will suffer more from the draft It was pointed out than the perto the owing big leagues men In thelarger of older first divicentage sion dubs The younger players now clubs and being tried out In the email! percentage taken will show a larger percentage taken by the draft than others “I sincerely hope that ball players In both major ana minor leagues who have been drafted will go to the colors Mr Johnwithout son eald claiming exemption - Lou-derml- -- ' - too much for Llewellyn was “Prexy Schramm-Johnso- n bunch last night He let his at Walker’s afield score of 8 to 2 opponents down with allowing sinwere hits all of which only three men out six struck He gles Lovett got a home run in the third with the basea densely populated A by fast double In the second frame cut and Christensen Llewellynof Hulse off twoscore:the lorers runs The R H E — the - G S-- 1 2 0 5 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 A Jb J 10 2 Batteries — Llewellyn and Christensen Silveratein Carlson and Andy 1 3 Score by Innings— Portland: Runs Hits Runs- LEAGUE STANDINGS WL Pet WLPetl 47 44 505 22 040 '1009 - - 4 0 1—7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 9 2— 8 0-- 3-- Los Angeles: Hits 0 I 0 0 1 1 0 2—4 10 1 3—8 1 0 1 run— Wllliama Home hit— Lapan ' Two-bahits n Detroit Chicago — Klllefer 2 Wflia Stolen- —bases— 22 54 413 56 25 Oil Weehlnstoa Boatoa 24 52 201 Wilie Wllliama Sacrifice bits 51 45 at Philadelphia Grigga Cleveland Struck 25 55 223 Wills Ellia 'Williams Hunter 0 44 511 St Louis New York out— By Seaton 1 by James 2 by Hall 2 Bases on balls—Off Seaton 4 off YESTERDAY'S RESULTS James 3 off 1 HallL Runs responsible At New Tork —Chicago 9 New York S for—Seaton James 2 Hgjl 5 Fincher Detroit 11 Philadelphia 3 At Philadelphia— 2 — Wauhlaaton No hits 2 runs 5 at bat off Seaton Cleveland At Washington in 2 innings 4 hits 2 runs 23 at bat At Boston — Boston —St Louis rain In 7 Innlnga Charge defeat off James to Seaton credit SPLIT CLOSE GAMES victory to James Sig-li-n plays—toHunter to Griggsto KenWashington July 27— Cleveland ana Washing- Double to Hunter Griggs Terry ton broke even In a today the to Ftournier Hit by pitched visitors winning the first 2 to 2 and the locala worthy ball— Hollocher by Seaton' Umpires— taking the second 5 to 2 'The score: Brashear and Guthrie Time — 153 FIRST GAME 2-- double-head- CLEVELAND AB R H O Graney If 5 10 10 12 Chapman sa44 1 2 4 Speaker cf 4 0 2 5 Roth rf Harris lb 3 0 111 Wambegs 2b 2 '1 Smith Turner 2b Evans 2b Billings c Boehllng p Lambeth p 110 0 09 0 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 Q 0 WASHINGTON AB R H O A 2 1 210 2 a Milan 1 Bice rf 0 4 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 4 0 9 2 0 0 2 0 0 411-0- 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 cfS Shanks as 2 II Milan If 0 Menosky If 0 0 Leonard 2b 0 1 4 Henry c 0 12 1 0 0 0 10 ns'tX7lol - se - er 0 Judge lb 2 Foster- - 2b 1 Summary: Three-bas- e 3-- 2 5 Gallia p 0 Totala 31 2 0 4 10 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 mis pWIgs- - Net ear fault The landlord rays GO We will comply with his wish Bnt before we leave we must SELL OUT oar complete stock of ready to wear nra'a clothing at prices that Is sure to Interest you When wo nay we nave you money' we menu It offering one Item m part or the entire atode We ore quitting buatueaa That’s olL Come early buy at practically your own price' Men’s 4 1 0 1 72714 A 0- High-Grad-e ilf UP WINNER'S PRIZE - Sizes 35 to 40 regular values up to 33250 our dosing-ou- t pricto— Two-bas- e m - in Uu-ilres- — e4 Sill j - ‘ -- -- :? j y ‘ 2-- 6 y's New York July 27 — A prise for the of a series of tennis matches winner Totala nabetween Miss Molla - BJurstedt Miss and woman’s tional In champion Smith batted for Wambsganae eighth Mary K Browne formerS champion has Score by lanlnge— been offered by Julian Myrick pres1 w 0 V w 0 1 lid Cl THAT COULD BE DESIRED Washington - 9 9 0—2 ident of the West Side Tennis dub 1 0 9 0 1 It was anonuneed tonight by the hit— Judge 2 Wambeganae United Summary: States National Lawn Tennle C2 bases— Roth Milan Stolen Harla Billings Double play— Roth to Harris Bases on association Judge The contest will be decided in Hite— Off hullo— Of Gallia 4 off Boehllng 1 off Lambeth 2 In 4 matches played- for the benefit of the Dnehllng 4 In 5 Innings: Reports Are That Streams innings Hit by tennis ambulance fund beginning with off Gallia 9 In 0 Innings witone at Greenwich Field club tomorrow stmrk ball— Boehllng Cl Milan! Are Better Shape Than pitched Lambeth 1 by Gallia 3 afternoon and ending with matches to hy Boehllng 1 by and Hildebrand Cbnnolly Time of game— be played during the National patriotic MX at Any Time This Year at the West Side singles tournament ' SECOND GAME 20 club Y August ' WASHINGTON CLEVELAND O AB R H A ABRHOA ' 4 1 114 1 (BY WALTER J 8LOAN lb If -- J J J 4 2 Judge Graney Fneter The fly fisherman will now have a Chapman sa4 I 0 Southern Association 8 1117 0 ef chance in fact from now on until the Speaker ef 4 1 J J Milan 13 4 0 Rice rf end of next month and a part of the Roth rf 110 Shanks aa 2 113 5 115 month to follow fly fishing will be the Harrin lb 2b 34 4 12 2 J Leonard 0 0 0 2b 2 0 LEAGUE STANDINGS best that It has been this season in Wambun Menosky If 1 1 1 1 0 4 Evans 2b W L Pet J W L Pet every stream in the staid 0 0 0 0 0 practically 3 0 0 Gharrlty OS 40 ON Chattaaeoga 52 51 JAB Atlanta The larger streams of the state in- Deberry 0 Milan 0 H 1 0 1 lf3 0 10 Morton p 420 45 51 New Oxleaas a 40 004 Nashville Alnsmlth e 2 0 1 3 0 Blnnlneham cluding Logan Weber and Provo Coumbe 55 42 J52 Little Bock 43 57 430 p 11 0 o 0 2 Shaw 4 0 0 9 1 are now the at p best their and will remain 5 5 Smith 51 515 Mobile JSk 72 280 Mempliit so for the rest of the season barring Gonld 0 0 —0 0 4 5? summer thunder showers Fish- Gslato p ’—I 0 0 0 0 heavy YESTERDAY'S RESULTS on the lower waters of the three ing streams 5 0 2714 Mobile— Mobile 5 Naabvllle z M At 24 3 7 2415 Totals TMaln mentioned is not big and At Atlanta— Atlanta 4 Memphis 8 will not be good The Logangood Weber la eighth Gulsto At Birmingham— Little Rock 2 Birmingham 4 Provo together with the Ogden and Smith hatted forIn Coumbe At New Orleans— New Orteanp ninth Gharrlty batted for Chattanooga 3 some of the other streams of the state lsUMforOwiia fourth In Menosky are practically toward their Score by Innlnga— mouths The waterdry has been taken for Cleveland ? — J x I ! ! ? 1 Irrigation tne purposes week some Western League Washington excellent past During s Errors— Chapman Roth Summary: been reported not catches have e alone Shanks from the headwaters of the Weber and - LEAGUE STANDINGS Provo but from the Strawberry district - WL Pet WLPetl Here la a little advice glvon us by one 750' Denver 2 2 500 Wichita 31 1 4 Illta— Off Morton in llntrhlnpoa In the state: “Don't Snmbeff Gould 3 1 730) Lincoln of the 1 3 250 3 to off Coumbe I 3 1 750jf(ionz City 1 3 250 innings: Joplin top at Fish lake if you want good uJLlh Inning: out— By Shaw 2 by Coumbe 1 Umpires— Omaha 1 3 230 2 2 SOODes Moines time of the year Go this at fly fishing on to Loa and then up a little canyon Cmapoiiy aad HUdeneand YESTERDAYS RESULTS out from that town You will get nothCOBB PLAYS GREAT GAME' ten- or twenty Wichita— Wichita 4 Dea Mol nr L At ing that will weigh 27— Detroit hit the deliveries will July At Hutchinson— Hutchinson 0 Sionz City hut ail the flah Philadelphia pounds Andeinon hard aild easily wen At' Joplin— Joplin 0 Uaroln 1 Johnson eat and get that you canyou will- be of they Omaha H At XGontlnued on Following that size that provides the best eating FLY beet-sport- jfohnlto MeKoch Two-basDugey bit— Chase Bases oo balls—Oft Ben-d5 ta 1 2 off Tenor A Rlto-O- ff Mayer ’ Summary: nie Wlngo Three-bas- e ” 22 6 2 27 Totala 23 4 0 24 121 Cincinnati 178 necraaary bigger switch day whea Helloeher waa injured hy a pitched hall and Farmer failed to ohow ap at the hall park Pitcher Peaaer played third hone while Hcrh aHunter former Tisrcr wan nfeaed ap la harry ad neat to short Fisher played right field Tom Seaton who comes from the Cubs with a reputation started for the Ansels and didn't exactly cover himself with glory He was replaced by The score: Hall in the third after he had walked Wills and made an error James was SAN FRANCISCO out in the eighth after walking AB R H PO A E taken two 0 0 4 0 3 Fitzgerald The Beavers scored once in the first 5 I1 2S 00 10 00 Hollocher Pick 3b waa hit went to second on 4 Calvo cf 0 Hunter's walk to third on Wllle’a safe 1 0 4 Schaller If 4 0 bunt and scored on Griggs sacrifice 6 1 4 0 Corhan ss 2 1 The second run came In the third when 4 0 4 1 Downs 2b 0 Hunter was safe on Seaton’s error ad1 1 0 7 4 Koernerlb 3 0 vanced to second on Wille's walk and 1 1 5 4 Baker o 2 0 scored on a single by Slglln 0 4 0 0 Erickson p Fournier and Hunter nearly came to in the second when Hunter ‘32 6 13 27 16 1 blows Totals the Frenchman out between tagged ’OAKLAND third and home Fournier claimed AB R H PO A E Hunter hit him too hard Griggs sep2 0 1 3 arated the combatants Mensor 2b 0 0 2 0 There was no further scoring until Middleton If 4 0 the sixth when the locals 0 2 1 4 Lane cf got their 0 2 1 1 0 4 run Klllefer doubled took first third Murphy 2b2 0 0 on Terry's out and scored on 0 0 3 Miller rf 20 11 0 0 4 sacrifice fly In the eighth Gardner lb 7 1 0 Hall and Klllefer walked 0 1 3 and the forStumpf ss 0 mer scored on a single by Kenworthy 2 0 1 Murray 0 ' The Bearers made things merry for 2 S 1 0 0 Goodbred p Hall In the seventh Singles by Fisher 2 and Griggs a walk to Wills and 9 27 15 2 27 a terTotals rific home run smash by Williams his Score by Innings: first In this city netted four runs In ' the ninth Wilie doubled reached third San Franciaco 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0— 6 on Meuael’s error and scored on WillRuns 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 4 I— l2 iams single Hits Klllefer was r sent to the clubhouse Oakland: ' 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0— 2 for crabbing and Runt - Maggert took his 2 2 8 0 0 1 1 0 0 — 9 place Hits The Angels died hard In the ninth Two-baSummary: Stolen base—Downa Ellis and scored on Lepan’s Koerner Fitz- triple-j singled hits— Pick Miller The latter came home on Davis — Middleton Murhits Sacrifice gerald s'score: 4 out on balls — Off Erickson ray Bases Good-bre- d The — 4 Erickson out Struck4 By byMurray ball— PORTLAND Hit by pitched to to Downs Erickson Double plays— AB R H PO A E Koerner Downs to Corhan to Koerner1 Hollocher sa ' 1 0 0 0 0 for—Erickson Runs responsible 1 3 0 4 ss 4 3b Hunter — Goodbred 5 Left on bases San Fran-— Wills If 1 4 2 - 2 0 cisco 5 Oakland 5 Tims of game 1 3 10 0 4 lb Griggs 142 Umpires—Casey and Held 1 0 2 4 2 Williams-c0 2 5 2 2 Slglln 2b 2 4 0 1 0 a LLEWELLYN TOO MUCH Baldwin Penner Sh rf 34 00 v 00 10 5 ' 4 FOR HIS OPPONENTS James p 2 4 1 1 0 Two-bas- Bender In ninth Score by lnnlngn— 2 0 0 Pblladelpbln : 1L—The July Wambs-Shank- Dugey - aL - 1-- 6- -4 - - Evu -2 it' -- - 6- be ' Walter Leverens today Let’s ahake' fellows 'f f AL PALZER Karl Crandall played a real nifty Al tak- FERGUS FALLS Minn July 27— third base -while Morrie Rath was ran a heavyweight fighter rest-r a ing - mile and a half with a bullet hole f his abdomen - and another through '"A will- be played at through' his atarm last night In an ' when Los Angeles today' the first game tempt to save mother’s lif his starUng at 120 his father Henry Palzer shot his wife ”and son: Coast league 'magnate's at Los An- The senior 'Palzer came home about reiterated their claims midnight in an Intoxicated condition yesterday giles the schedule according to Al and started quarreling Pacific Coast will ‘be played' out asleague with his wife Soon afterward Al says adopted early this year They stated that if any of he heard two shots In an attempt to the players are drafted other men shield his mother he was shot through be obtained to take their places the abdomen and forearm Falser then left the house and ran to Perham for assistance At the hosSpecial ' Los there where he la confined It Angeles ’July 27—Warning that pital was said that his condition la a campaign baseball gamblers againstwithin a week was grave andtonight that his recovery la doubtwill be Instituted was arrested and alIssued today of Police Butler ful Hishefather does not deny that he did to stamp out betting though He is determined claims that It was on Pacific Coast league games Com- the shooting : have been received the unplaints Mike Gibbons of St Paul la on his week that ' gambling has been past bedside and other checked at Washington park ever since way to Palzere fighters ' have wired offering assistathe Angels started on their' remarkable nce-streak This condition it is winning said has existed in spite of tho efforts of two special 'policemen- employed by the Los Angeles clubs” elub owners rare planMajor league to make- few drafts from the Paning cific Coast league according to word received here today Several scouts have looked over the talentpaid In the Pacific Coast league and reported that there were few good prospects A number of volunteer scouts made more favorable reports- The reports from the east state not more than three men Loses will be drafted Big Portion of - His John Powers Walter McCredle and Thomas Darmody- have voted in faMidst of Ball vor of giving the soldiers and sailors of the United- States half rates into the Streak : ! Winning ball park When Bassler rejoins the Angels ' Special to release a man ' Klllefer will be forced he who will go is not certain Every Just Los Angeles Juljr pennant man on the cIud Is 'doing good work were chances of the Portland Beavers knocked sky high today when First Baseman Borton quit the team for the remainder of the year and Third Base-ma- n Pinell! discovered he would be out of the line-u- p for two weeks Borton was ordered to leave for his eastern home by a physician and at once purchased tickets for a night train The southpaw lnflelder is suf will rethat faring anfrom an ailment LEAGUE STANDINGS near future the in quire operation W L Pet "WL Pet Pinelli was badly spiked by Manager 54 28 659 Chicago 'V 45 41 419 New York 40 46 445 54 43 657 Brooklyn Ctaeinaati Immediately after Manager McCre 26 42 434 St Louis '50 40 564 Booton 42 29 09 Pittsburgh 20 59 227 die learned of his predicament he telePhiladelphia who is In r graphed lnflelder him to report here and askedRodgers Portland YESTERDAY'S RESULTS “ at once He also said he would send ew York 2 Chicago L At Ch lcago--for First - Baseman Earl' Thompson of At Pittsburgh— Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn L Tacoma At St Louis —St Louis 4 Boston 1 “The loss of Borton Is a severe blow At Cincinnati— Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4' “He has been hlttlnr said McCredle ' v better than any man on my club” SLIM SALLEE IN GREAT FORM 1 As a result of these casualties the ' bhlca — Por Hands’- midsummer drive for the hits is all off tnnely end won from the locals I to L Demurer pennant The leader- of the Portland club Itched n 'good gnmo but the visitors bunched 6its in the first and seventh Inning "Chicago whose team won eleven out of fourteen bunched two of Its hit in the ninth Inning games during the past two weeks now n double and n single and saved themselves faces the task of putting his Infield in from n shutout shape before he again can become a The Forty eighth Canadian Highlanders with contender for the flag their band played patriotic sirs aad gave an exHerbert Hunter former Tiger and hibition drill before the game in na effort to Cub lnflelder today was signed by Mcscore: The encourago recruiting Credle and played third base In the NEW YORK game agalhst the Angela PHICAGO AB R H O A q Despite his serious ABRHOA Injury Pinelli 1 4 112-Borne If Wolter rf was tne happiest man in town today 4 0 0 4 0 as he received a wire last night that Hereof 2b 5 12 3 Mann It 4 0 I T 2 hfrlS'th 0 1 S d Kauff cf Doyls 2b father of an eight-pounboy 4 0 1 O’ 1 “Mother la Zlmermn 3b 4 0 1 0 Merkls lb was well” ths rest doing WHllams ef 2 0 120 of the wire and Pinelli has forgotten Fletcher ss 2 10 Robert sa if 4 ( 1 i 0 Zelder 2b 3 0 00 1 4 Holke lb Wortman ss 2 0 0 2 0 his injury61 y - J as-let- - o’clock 4 - - Pert LOS a rather greaeatrd patrhed-n- p tndny hat la nplte f that appenramee Beavern west aat the mf the week 4 worn their first froaa the Aaaeln T game to 4 lajarlen te aeeesal-tate- d llortoa aad Plmrlll veaterday a hlgr anltrh a the llae-a-p A towaa till Hnc-n-p s - : Salt LafcoiV Rone Bengals went'- along peaceably Hits Until the eighth when Snodgrass’ double and Daley’s single tied the score Homo mn— Moore! Twe-baSannary was FTmamev a Snotsmaa Brin short and bite— single Daley's easy which went right through Stolen base—Chatfeosme V Sacrifice grounder the box and almost any other hit —Daisy Doable ylayo— angha to in the league would v have McGinnis to Snodgrassi Sheely pitcher ’knocked down ( Crandall to Sherfy to Crandall 3 Baaca The ninth put theflnlshlng touches to Orr- - Strack oat —By S off Evans 8 on Evans With one out on Moore Off Fromms balls— rode It ' Fromme 84 at bat out of the out Five runs IS bite off Evans poked and Yils third hitpark Ghadbourne walked 8 famlagai oat in ninth three on In 8 Evans Rnna Kirmeyerto took the mound - Vaughn one ont Charge defeat to fill the basea Hannah responsible fon— Evans 4 Lake 2 haae singled Left Salt ‘caught Vaughn of first counting his on errem— Vemon 73 Salt Lake S money and Fred Snodgras busted one on baaeo— Vemon fenceward - to -score Fromme and Chad- Finney aad Phyle bourneon a feeble rally In Salt Lake put vanninth but the old fight’ had the over ished the fence with that'dout-oCRACK MILER ENLISTS in Mr Moore’s Singles by Evans- and and Sheely’s walk filled the bases NAYY IN UNCLE SAM’S with one gone but Fromme put on the — and it was pay day brakes VChicago July 27 — Edwin H Fall of V‘-v-r j FIXAL MATCH TODAY " Oberiln Ohio college holder of the Minneapolis July 27-- Joseph J Arm- western conference record of 4:15 5 St Paul will meet William strong run” enlisted in the navy 'Win ter ble PnSmghar la for the sin- for ' the mile Fall here has been running unin todays Northwestern the championship gles 'Tennis association’s tournament at der the colors of J the Chicago Athletic Arm- - association Deep Haven courts tomorrow Herman Laubls of St' Louis one of Henry 2 Adams Minneetrong defeated and In the seml-- 'f the leading long distance swimmers of apolis Inals today while Wlnterble won from the country and two Chicago boxers also Traffard veteran Maurice Flynn and Eddie Nearing ' enlisted for sea duty 'by defaultJayne Minneapolis - Special n ANGELES -- - - ’ Herald-Republica- 'Dowae made a wild throw pad Jerryscored two ruas After that for they Olaf Krlekaoa gat dona ta buslaem aad allowed oaly two hits mo the Oaks were stopped la their tracks a Goodbred fair game bunched pretty but 'the Sealspitched blows on him in the fifth for three runs and repeated the dose In the eighth of the Seals this week The and one end of the has beenhitting very timely order-lookas good as another batting a of Dell Baker was The five Qf ' the feature throwing for he pinched second Oaks trying for Every speedy throw was knee nigh right on the a bullet mark and aa fast aa -- iV- At ’2Salt Lake—Vernon 5 ' Salt’ Lake - At Oakland —San Francisco 6 Oakland 2 At Loa Angeles—Portland 7 Los Angeles 4 - ' Special a FRANCISCO July 27—The Oake a bit ef lack today la the third whea a pop fly fell oafo SAN 532 - ' rilvralil-Repnbllra- 519 V - e P ‘ pcti 583 ‘ - r - It-ma- ’ : rf5 486 465 412 ’17 SERIES NO t - 4- mS - - - CLUB BUT -- ’ - BUTTHATSALL THERE WILL BE - Smith 8 o’clock— -- Peterson vs Badger'-- ' o’clock —Christensen vs Anderson and Cheney vs— H Smith 520 o’clock Willis vs Welch ' and Gallacher Vs Disen One match In the Deseret doubles tournament will be gymnasium beplayed tween the teams of Coleman and Frumkin and Horne and Gallacher at 1 7-- - - ONLY HALF A - if he expected the usual blow-u- p I to begin Blow up he did—zim nun ' zowie and the baseball game was lost 5 to 2L It is doubtful if there is another pitching staff in baseball which has ' so many heavers who crack all in a bunch as sure as the sixth seventh eighth or ninth inning rolls round' as Bill Bernhard has under his wing’ It is getting to a point where the club behind them expects it the fans know its coming and the pitchers themselves begin to show their fear of its coming as well is radically wrong Either Is to theSomething the hurlere remedy to can when they begin to yank wilt oron it is awho chuckers few of them and bring can deliver aa other clubs do Brans like Hoff on the day before on the old apple and had ears while stood everything the visitors on their he was going so that even- the one-ru- n lead began to look When he went all In a did crack however he big bunch and Rube has shown us time and once when the again on him toward opposition starts that the close of a down game it is very apt to knock 4 -Jocco Tennant’s fences to tne Bees Art Fromme was there like a opposed duck and he improved as - the game progressed The two runs garnered Salt Lake were gifts by ' in the sense that he was not jresponsi-bl- e for them Salt Lake rang up Its two markers in second frame Crandall get on because Snod the the box Quinlan’s infield out through Crandall on third and Karl scored put booted Hannah's when McGinnis Evans scored Glslason with groundsr a For singleseven frames the Tigers 'man- to nick Evans but once and was aged not Rube’s fault that they scoreditthen ' Moore a life when Crandall 'made a wide got peg on his bad bounder Fromme scored him with a screaming double to- BIT OF LUCK Rum’ Mile and a Half With Manage to Score Two Runs Borton Pinelli Hollodier American League Head DeBullet Through His v clares Drain From Draft But Seals Put Over and Farmer Out of Line7 Abdomen :V Will Be Heavy Total of Six :Y up Leaves Big Hole Home 6-- T5 UBE EVANS pitched like a house afire for seven innings yesterday but' from ' then on he could be seen bending in the middle and acting as clubhouse theThe - 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