Show ' - ' r vv- " ' : v- - i - - ' ' SPORTING SECTION r ‘ THE '(i' TRAPSHOOTERS: READY FOR THE BIG'v BATTLE ' e rf t: 1 JZ- - Vi SPORTING SECTION SALT LAKE CITY UTAH' SUNDAY AUGUST 5 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N LAKE S STRONG - -- ' - ALL-BRITI- ' - - SH ' - CRICKET CLUB 1 ' J - : - f- - t Are TurnedyTchmrds Ch Eyes of Where the 1 8th Grand A merican Handicap Taikes ’ ' Place This Month: ''V All-Sportsme- n Of course the Windy City will not be Invaded by anyth Ins 'like a million gunmen but what is lacklns In quantity win be made up In quality and tho 800 or more shooters who will parthe battle of Lake Michigan ticipate In an 'will exhibition of gun firing give that will make the European war record of one hit in 10000 shots look like little Willie's first efforts with an air blithely abandoned their games and joined the great army Big game shooting the greatest of all sports has given np Frederick Charles Selous that grand old sportsman who at the age of 64 tendered his vast experience to the forces in South Africa and died playing a great part in the biggest game of alL " t i In the picture reading from left to right are: Front row— Jack Collis mascot A Saunders bowler i W ‘ - - ' : ' The Meadowbrook club of Philadelphia' which was anxious to conduct the national meet in the event of St Louis being unable to make the necessary has promised to send a arrangements team of twelve men headed by the 8ruf ' “Ted” Meredith and: Howard tho intercollegiate champion Philadelphia expects to apply for the national meet for 1918 of 1919 and also intends to ask for the next Olympic games The Illinois A C of Chicago is glad the championships are to be held at St Louis as the small expense entailed in men will enable them to enter sending a large team and make a strong bid for the club championship in both the Junior and senior championships According to Coach Martin-Delanethe Chicago A A1 will enter teams in both the junior and strong senior championships in the hope of carrying off the club championship honors The A A U representatives in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland New Orleans Denver Boston Baltimore and Pittsburgh all advise that they will be represented by their best men Some of the most prominent athletes who have written that- - they expect to 'compete are Earl' Thomson of Los Angeles the national hurdle champion with a record of high 14 5 seconds Joseph T the former Holy Cross college Higgins star middle distance runner now representing the A C Edward Renz fork A C ex national indoor and outdoor champion walker Jim Lincoln York A C metropolitan Javelin champion William Kyronen Millrose A A and distance champion William Plant Long Island A G Junior national walking cham-pjlo- n C Wesley M Oler New York and former Yale university captainAand all-arou- nd KING He balls from Pelts somewhere la aud for three successive Tears be bas ob the trapshooting championship of that state Ia 1916 be was the greatest prise winner In the Graad Americas Handicap tournament Colorado - has money for the first five places amounted to considerable mere than these figures because of the increased number of entrants All the entrance money is added to to purse given by the interstate association fees of the Usually the entrance amounts to f 1000Q and the Interstate association-- helps by giving 85000 which makes quite a few cash prizes for five days shooting The tremendous task of classifying and handicapping every trapshooter In big the country who might enter the folassigned to the argument has been of national reputa- lowing sportsment Wls V tion: Guy Dering Columbus Lawchairman George K Mackle rence Kan Benjamin & Donnelly Chicago 111 William H Cockrane Bristol Tenn and Fred Plum Atlantic City Champion of Champions One of the most important features national and former intercollegiate the of the G A H will be a race for Jump champ providing he is not national amateur trapshootingto cham- high called with the aviation corps repre- before away the right pionship To earn the take place championships afelimination sent their states In the Avery Brundage Chicago A A nacomers all outshoot must shooters fair tional champion Joie respec- and at home and having won their Dan Ahearn the national five-mi- Ray tive state championships the champs and rewill be pitted against each other — spectively will be on thechampions G Illinois A or more representing team and Eddie Fall conference mile some forty-fiv- e different states — at Chicago champion Joe Loomis indoor sprint How different this is from every champion Earl Eby Ordinarily pion Sherman Landers pole chamother championship contest vault or other player-ta tennis player a golfer and Andy ' Ward outdoor some other one champion akes a pot shot at — be on champion will no doubt won sprint ' the Chicago A A team fellow —the "champion” who has some tshot at The five relay championships on the his title by taking a pot not so in the other “champion” But program bring out teams from all of shooting game who lands the coveted the large clubs and it would not be The fellow surprising to see 'some of the smaller national honor at the traps must earn clubs carry off tho : honors In 'some of those club affairs Tho it and earn it hard events are at 440 yards 880 yards relay one two and CHAMP 19 YEARS OLD four miles and the Meadowbrook club — '"Ft Louis Mo Aug 4 Theodore Ted advises that it will have strong teams tennis in the 880 yards one and two mile reDrewes the central states new old He lay races The team that will repre19 is years only champion sent them in the mile relay is practistarted playing in 1911 In addition Drewes the same as the team which wore cally championship’ 'to the singles doubles with the red and blue of Pennsylvania in also holds the title in the the freshman relay last spring at the Fred Jostles another St Louis player Penn relay carnival' will close on Entries 25 with CLUB' HAS NOVEL POOL club has a Frederick W Rubien August 290 Broadway The Milwaukee Athletic on the sixth New York- and he will be glad to fur30x75 eet swimming pool the gymnasium nish intending competitors with floor of its structure steel full Information the floor It is built of regarding championships — trap-shoote- rs ’ v 120-ya- rd 4-- Irish-Amerlc- an -- all-arou- nd le ‘ 600-ya- " rd - - - -- ‘ - - - V' ’ BOYS WHO LEAD COAST LEAGUE IN VARIOUS BRANCHES : "‘" LEADING RUN-GETTERS- Hol-lech- er' Salt Pick San Francisco Los Angeles 187 Murphy Oakland 135 Shecly Salt Lake Rath Salt Lake 132 Fitzgerald San Meuael 157 143 " 13-f- Fmndseo y 133 HITTERS 32 ' To-b- ln Snn Francisco fgchnller Salt Lake' 31 Hannah Salt lLake 28 Shecly Salt Lake 28 “'LEADING I TWO-BAS- E Portland 27 Grlgg"' THREE-BAS- E HITLEADING TERS— Farmer Portland SyWllle Portland 8 Morphy Oakland 8Vernon 6 Pick San Fran-Galloway Horton Portland 5 Bass- cfaco 5 - 5 Msggert y Los yHOME RUN GETTERS —Wllllsms lor Los ‘Angeles Angeles- 5 - ' 'T 'Salt' Lake 94 Pick See Francisco SOf Klllefer Los Angeles 77 1 Portland' 73 Fitzgerald San Francisco 71 1 Williams Portland :"i Iake - - Portland 16 Shecly Salt Lake 10 Lake 7 Mensel Los jj Ryan 6SaltHorton Portland ' 4 Angeles Snn Francisco 4 Galloway Kocner 4 Vernon LEADING ' DASE STEALERS— ' 39 Meuael Pick San Francisco 33 Williams Portland Los Angelea S3 Lane Oakland 33 Vaughn Vernon 32 Corbnn San Francisco 32 LEADING SACRIFICE' HITTERS —Rath Salt Lake v38 Middleton Oakland 28 Wllle Portland 24 Terry Los Angeles 22 Doane Ver-non 21 Shecly Salt Lake 20 - - " - - V V f ' V ' - ' Jh- ’ ’ s ' ' ' 9 - As the end of the season of the Commercial league draws to & close the race is getting hotter it is impossible to pick a wlnner Two teams have a ' good chance for' the pennant They are the Btudebakers and Tucks The Studebakers are now In the lead and must win yery remaining game in order to claim the flag Tucks’ only hope of winning lies in the fact that the wagonmakers may drop one to the weaker teams v The gains that will create the most interest today will be between the Columbian : Optical and Studebaker nines at Lucas field : These two teams have always played close games and a big crowd is expected to turn out to see this contest The American Express will play n at - 9 a m on diamond No 2 of the Municipal grounds Schramm-Johnso- n will meet fthq Utah Power on diamond No 2 of the' Mum- - -- -- - Keith-O’Brie- nicipal' grounds at 'll a YELLOWSTONE PARK ' - ' ''a 1 - 102 70 37 119 53 78 S3 35 47 3 64 T 15 O 387 52 91 32 331 199 2 0 1 1 2 12 3 6 O 1 3 16 5 235 5 4 236 235 2 24 Lavender p Schulte Mayer p Niehoff 14 Carter 0222 4 0 14 0 14 4 4 0 4 0 4 2 3 2 p 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 29 50 23 1 8 24 9 Totals Totals Schulte hatted for lavender in seventh hoff hatted for Meyer' In ninth ' ' : ' 0 6 4 4 9 4 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 9 4 j Score by innings— Philadelphia 27 7 Kie- - - ' - - re these-game- ' : '" : 0-- s Thrce-bse- Two-bas-e t-- indulge VETERAN PLAYER ENLISTS Cedar Rapids Ia 'Aug 4 — Dr Jay Andrews former manager of the Cedar Rapids club of the Central association and a veteran player and umpire la doing "his bit” He has enlisted as a member of the medical reserve corps of the army ’ - ' ' eleven-innin- - -- Barry 3 Mill 8 4 13 4 ri oll it sell 4 3 4 Gardner Chapman Sjpesker cf Both rf IlarfMs lb 4 4 4 4 314 Wsmbsgs 4 1 Evans Sb O’Neill e — Coveleskte p 4 9 Totals 414 1 lewis If Sb 1 4 2 44 Shorten cf Scott sa 2 Leonard p 4-- m"2 72115 A Knew c Total! lb t4 2 2 4 2 4 4 ill distinguished was killed 19 9 9 4 8 4 9 1 5 4 4 4 11 9 0 1 18 I 12 14 SO 2 19 ' 1867— The first curve ball wan Invented by William Arthur Caanh before this bat Cnae Other curve balls bad undoubtedly been pitched man to recognise the theory of curve-ba- ll pitching first mlngs waa the and' apply It ao be could tell what direction the curve would take which 1004— Elmer Strlcklett Invented and developed the opltbalL ra Inslat Anson and other Cap Immediately became popular If they bat delivery that pitchers back In the ttOm bad used a moist-ba- ll ’ did they never learned properly to control It this aneeese- 1P09 llnasell Ford perfected the emery ball He National the 1914 barred was when by until and ball the fully American— secretly Federal leagues and 1917 Shlneball developed and used In the American league by Gtootte Danfort b Falkenbarg and other pltebera -- old-tlme- 2 1 3 : One out when winning run waa ecored Score by inning— To 4 2 Cleveland 4 4 4 1 4 4 1 4 4 4 1- -2 Boston Two-base Lewis Errors— Barry Summary: bits— Barry Lewis Speakerrrls Stolen bases-G- nu playw-HaChapman ney Barry Double Base on ball—to Leonard Chapman to Harris5 Strack ont— By Off 8 Leonard off Coveleskle Umplre-Moriand kvana by Coveleskie 2 t ' - - ' 6 44$ now ij'Awu' j conduct medal before hoT on November 13 1916 9 041491044-- — ' e - Two-Bas- - to-b- V Chicago Summary: Errors —Bancroft Evers Klldoff 2 e Wilson Doyle Stock Ml— Rlxey unassisted playe-Mer- kle Double Schulte Baa Whitted to Killifer Wllllsms to 0Doyle Laven-der off on balls—Off Carter 2 off Kizer 1 off Meyer 1 Hits— Off Rlxey 4 In Innings jff Lavender 1 out— By Carter 2 by Mayer 2 and Emslie ' I' - - 9 9 9 9 1 2 4 9 1 4 1 4 4 4 9 ex-champ- ion WILL TRY AVATER SPORTS New York A C "members will in swimming and rowing races Instead of track and field sports during the iuranjer season at their Travers Island headquarters Many of the club’s best athletes have joined the colors : Llsht Infantry a frequent competitor in ths amateur championship and win- - - 5 1 Deal 3b 4 2 Kllduff ss 8 1 Wilson C - 111 Golfers ta List of Departed Capt G V M Boyd of ths Highland Off - 12 10 O'l 04 14 1 1 5 4 10 4 2 8 9 9 4 9 9 2 1 4 9 9 4 1915 Tbzed-baa- 1 -- 9 1 - Maw-re- M 128 11 1 2 1 Two-bas- A 4 1 5 4 0 Doyle 2b 7 4 2 Msrkle lb 8 2 Williams cf 4 0 0 7 1 4 4 4 4 2 ner of the South of Ireland champion-ahl- p in 1912 laid down his life in July 1916 812 27 1 - Golf also has the sad distinction of 7 14 27 15 Totals Totals being the specialty of the first volun" Mnrphy batted for Bens is second Witt batted teer killed in the war in Lluet ninth for Myers is Martin Smith of the mounted in- -' Julian Scots by inning— l 5 5 I I 5e 5 50 1 telllgence department He was In tho Chicago ee 1 0 0 Cambridge university team of 1907 " ! f Philadelphia Miss Madge Neill Fraser a well Dairy MySummary:e Errors Blaherg Grover Bodie Dugan known Scottish woman golfer went to' hits— Jacksoa ers e hit— Jackson Frisch Gandll Stolen Serbia with the Scottish nnrses She bases— E Collins Scbank Risbcrg Weaver Doaof in died 1915 typhoid Base Gandll May and to Onlllns to E gave ble play— Rlsberg Cicotte 19 In 8 her life for the country as truly as the on bell—Off Myers 4 Hits-1 by Myers 8 best of them Innings Struck out—By Cicotte Umpires—Hildebrand'' and McCormick of— Anthony F Wilding SECOND GAME world and Kenneth Powell a great the PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO and R B Powell ABBHOA all around ofathlete ABBHOA Carada are among the " Lribold rf 4 4 2 2 0 Jamieson2brf 64 2 ' 122 1 champion 4 I many lawn tennis players who have Weaver lb 5 9 12 0 Grover 4 died for Britain Bodie if 114 will always Collin 2b 4 19 111 Strunk 4 14 9 live in lawn tennis Wilding cf Jackson If 4 19 5 as one of the great9 114 9 Mclnnls 1 2 lb Felsrh rf 12 9 12 4 est players the world has ever known 9 2 4 1 Schang 2b Gandil lb9 12 2 4 2 13 Meyer c Powell Great All Rouad Athlete Kleberg ss 4 1 4 2 9 Witt so — 4 4 ee Inn 4 4 2 4 Kenneth- Powell was the perfect 4 0 1 0 Johnson p Scbalk c 4 0 4 4 flower of the 1 Haley Williams p 14 English public school as 1 4 14 Murphy befitted a captain of Rugby He was 8 8 2714 a great all round athlete bat excelled 23 4 14 27 8 Totals Total at hurdling end lawn tennis Though Mnrphy batted for Lynx 1 ninth' Haley batted a wealthy man he would not take a for Johnson in ninth commission but at the outbreak of ' Score by Inning—' war enlisted In the Honorable company 1 4 4 4 4 8 4--4 4 4 Chicago He gave up his life for hie country 4 4 4 2 4 1 4 9 -( Grover rhlladriphla a simple private and those who still Witt Mrer Errent-BIrt-erg Summary: e hit—Gandll knew him are convinced that this typl- hit— Grover Dou modest young Englishman with Home ran—Bodie Stolen basHi— Jamleeon to Grover to cal ble plays— Jackeon to Lyiin Witt Bases world at hla feet and everything to the on balls Mclnnls to Jamieson Melnnlii 2: live for would not have had It other8 off Jobnwn2 Struck on By Zott Williams He played the game to the finWilliams 4 by Johneoa 2 lmplret —McCormick wise ish as he had always played it and Hildebrand throughout his strenuous young life LEONARD REATS COVELESKIE Many old rowing "Blues” will never Boston Aog 4— Leonard ontpltched Covrieskie touch an oar again Capt F 8 Kelly g game today Boston winning a In aa distinguished pianist and a composer from' Cleveland I to 2 Tho score: of great promise who rowed for Oxford BOSTON CLEVELAND In 1903 and won the ”blue riband” of ABBHOA ABBHOA 4 9 4 2 4 4 1 I Hooper rf roving the diamond sculls gained' the Griney If 1 4 2-- 4 4 1 1 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 8 4 4 1 2 2 0 0 0 on ed Bena p Cicotte p 236 Morphy 0-- Mock Sb big-heart- ed cf ROolllns 2b 2 1 1 5 Strunk lb Jackson If 8 2 S 2 4 Mclnnls 2b Felsrh cf 3 1 2 91 99 Schang e Haley JOolllns rf 1 4 4 Gandll lb 4 9 1121 Dnzaa ss p Kleberg aa 32 09 49 22 14 Myers Witt — Scbalk c - Cravath rf Luderus : lh Omitted If Kvers 2b Ktlllfer c — Rlxey p m - 6-- 0-- JOlTHE COLORS ‘ - rt8 and on one day at Quetta rode in olx raeeo ont of oeven and worn them nil Many master of hound have fallen among them 8ir Robert Filmer Bt master of the famous Blankney hounds who by his will left 82500 to hi huntsman and tho Earl of Fover-shawho married Lady Warwick Lord Feversham hunted tho daughter Great tlie of Moffett Capt Sonnlnarton' foxhounds in Yorkshiro and waa worshiped In that county of Lakes Naval Station sportsmen and broad acre Brigadier General the Earl of Long- - J Praises Sports ford many month ago reported missup as dead was ing and now given ' famous master of the Westmeath — 4 universiThat the Chicago Aug hounds MsJ Allan Palmer of the ties and colleges are contributing their M K A Cattlstock houndg Capt naof to the the organization quota who hunted the Lamerton tional army la shown whenever lists Lloyd and Major Broadley-Smit- h country are compiled of men enlisted In various master of the Cumberland hounds service branches of the military have also made tho great sacrifice colAccording to those in command Athike Humbler List Ia are for much sought lege athletes Tho humbler assistants In tho hunt- letes are in physical condition to stand the wear and tear of a hard campaign Ing world have not been fa Their minds are In such a formuiatlvs laying down their Uvea laggards ethAmong state that they grasp instructions ers Jim Holland of the Wheatland quickly and have strength to execute hounds and F Doughty of the South orders and West Wilts will never again urge "I wish I had mors hardened ath- on their houndn letes at the station” Commandant MoThe name of Capt Leslie ffett of the naval training station at who was killed In Egypt CaptCheape HerGreat Lakes said recently when asked bert Wilson who lost his life on ths who mads his best sailors western front and Noel Edwards "Give ms the man who has dons who died from tho Capt effects of gas poiand ws will do soning are familiar wherever something- In athletics polo Is' reason am In I Is the rest That the famous Other played players at the Capt FTancls Grenfell V CL that werw favor of staging boxing bouts to find ard of sport and his twin brother Baystation There is no easier way than man made putis of a out what Grenfell ring with No two men were more beloved fhpw ting him In an eighteen-foo- t hope Francis and Rlrington Grenfell and a game and rugged opponent IInterthe war will not interfere with many who knew them only by reputacollegiate athletics" tion felt a sens of personal loss when Hundreds of athletes already are In their deaths were annpunced Ills service Some are In France Others commanding wrote of Francis: to to are at various camps eager go the "His bravery officer devotion were an front Fat Page of the University of example to alLandThank God tho exIn draft was the Chicago who somedrawn men of like Francis lives after ample action Pat Is an wants to see man and although Coach them”Fnmons Pole Players Lost hate to lose his able asStagg would Among other famous polo players sistant the "Old Man” would not standa who never wIU stride pony again are in the way despite the fact Page has Gen Paul Kenna V CL Brig the him family dependent upon braveet of ths brave and equally good at cross country and horse show riding’: Lieut CoL Brassey CoL R L Carden Capt M A de Tuylll and Lient Rowland Beach who rode prominently at the international horae show at Olympia The Earl of Annesley who as Lord was one of the most spirGlerawley LONG DRIVES AATM FOR SOX of ited Cambridge undergraduates won eztrs bases the south of Ireland Fblladelpbls Ang 4 —Drivestwoforvictories golf championship Chicago’ a Is big part played On the outbreak of war he to 3 sad 4 to 3 Tho in 1906 today the acorea being 7visitors is tho opening Joined the Royal naval volunteer e- -‘ homo team outhit tho serve He flew from England to the" event bat the White Sox bunched their safeties to better effect sad two of their triples wme coast on November 5 1914 and" Belgian In the factors ia deciding conit Important was never heard of again bases with Gsadil the second game s triple by game The scares: John Graham ono of the very Capt filled la the eighth won the FIBST GAME amateurs best in tho British Isles -golf PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO was In killed 1915 and Lieut June ABBHOA ABBROA Norman F Hunter who 9 2 1 4 5 Jamieson rf frequently Leihold rfGrover 2b 5 12 2 1 ployed golf for Scotland was reported cf 8X119 1 4 4 1 If Bodie 4 2 2 Sb 12 9 wounded and missing at Ypres in June: Weaver i 4 4 2 able-bodi- -- : EHMKE HARD ON BOSTON 4—Howard Detroit Mich Aug t Ehmke the' tall twirler of the Detroit Americana Is now considered the 18 via O S L Annual popu- nemesis of the- Boston club Ehmke August with choice of hotel or has beaten the world’s champions three lar low-facamping tours See agents for particr'e"‘thln reason and in ticket office Hotel Utah its opponents have collected -Jbut one ulars City — Advertisement run'' " n grrot over country but not mreeooar-H- y a oueeeaaful Jockey Captain TVrarsby mao a great military Jockey Riv-lngt- " - r L ' ' IN COMMERCIAL -- 68 LEADING HITTERS— Tobin 94SS99S9I Seaton Los Angeles BYLER SALT LAI Kllhnllen Oakland iOa96666 Scramble Bassler Los Angeles Fitzgerald San' Kraneizco esssssi Although the teams in the Trolley Acosta Oakland more two have but games to TOBIN SALT LAKE league 6 666 ' play the standing- of the last ' three HANNAH SALT LAKE teams is far from being settled Bach Pick San Francisco of' these clubs has a chance for second WHIe Portland Oakland place For this reason- the games to- Miller Los Angelea Foamier day should be fast Lon Claflln's In- SIIEKLY SALT LAKE dians cinched the pennant several B RYAN SALT LAKE Murphy Oakland weeks ago Mensel Loa Angelea The Cl a f 11 ns have lost but one game Xapan Loa Angeles Los Angelea this season and that to the U SL TIre Kesnorthy Lee Oakland Thes6' two teams will meet again this Mslsel San Franelaeo Horton Portland Should the U S Tire boys AVIlllams morning Portland win again they will more than likely Dougherty San Francisco Daley Vernon grab second place DURUC SALT LAKE The other game this morning is be- Klllefer Loa Angelea tween the ' Scott Hardware and the McKee San Franelaeo Vernon Snodgrass Salt Lake Cleaning ' If the Salt Lake MOFF SALT LAKE ‘w Cleanera win they will change- places Portland with the Scott Hardware in the league Griggs V Rodgera Portland '"v standing Holloeher Portland the Is of the standing K CRANDALL SALT LAKE Following clubs : Vaughan Vernon Stovall Verson Mitchell Vernon Claflin Cairo San Francisco U S Tire San Franelaeo Hollywood Scott Hardware ORR SALT LAKE S L 'Cleaning Middleton Oakland Groehllng Loa "Angeles Today's G Hunter Portland Walker's S Tire vs U Lon Claflin Oakland Krause scorer Cart field umpire' McNabe Vernon Galloway ' Hahn Doane Vernon CleanFarmer Portland Scott Hardware vs Salt Lake Vernon ing municipal umpire Ludlow scorer Fromme Gardner Oakland Llewellyn’Maggert Loa Angeles Koerner San Franelaeo Fills Loa Angelea Chad bourne Tenon Downs San Franelaeo Schorr Vernon NATIONAL LEAGUE Howard Oakland QUINLAN SALT LAKE Boles Los Angelea Fincher Portland Arlett AOakland MEADOWS DOES IT UP' RIGHT croon Quinn Ixmte St St Lonis Mo Ana ztzndlnK Baker San Franelaeo second place In the Nzttonzl ieagnethree bita Fisher Portland allowed only today when Meadows to 0 The Slglln Portland Brooklyn and the locals shut oatman beyond second Tho Lane Oakland visitors did not set s Oalclaad score: Murray EVANS SALT LAKE 8T ' LOUIS BROOKLYN AB R H O'A Corhan Man Franelaeo AB R H O A 0 S 2 t Smith It 4 0 12 4 CASEY' SALT LAKE Olson H 4 1 1 2 7 1 Betsel 2b Dsuhert lh 4 0 Hoark Portland 4 0 J MUM SS 2 112 4 Loa Angelea Myers cf Terry 4 0 0 rf 1 0 0 Long Stengel McGinnis A7crnon 2 2 1 4 cf 1 If-Cruise 2 1 0 Johnston4 Moore A ernon lh 42 40 Cotshsw 2h 10 020 Paulette O Crandall Loa "Angeles 10 O'Rourke Sb 2 4 1 0 2 Baird 2be 2 4 0 5 GISLASON SALT LAKE 0 4 1 Snyder O Miller e 1 Meadows P2 4111 Mensor Oakland 1 0 0 Z Wheat Simon A ernon M Wheat e 0 4 0 4 0 8 Smith p 1 0 0 0 4 Angeles Hogg Lou 1 0 10 0 Los Dnvls Mowrey Angeles 4 0 0 0 0 Hickman Callahah A'ernoa 0 0 (1 0 0 Rnsaell p IiOB Standrldge OaklandAngelea 30 2 10 27 11 Krem er Totals 20 4 2 2412 Totals Plnelll Portland y Beer Oakland Z Wheat batted for O Miller in eJghth eighth Hickman Oldham San Franelaeo batted tor 8 Smith in ' Smith San Francisco ran for Mowrey in' eighth Glelehmann Vernon Score by innings— MItse Oakland ? 5 - 11 Brooklyn 2 Penner Portland 0 0 4 St Lonis v LEVERENB SALT LAKE Krror—Balrd Summary: iralrd Setsel Stolen’ bases— J Miller Snyder Proagh Oakland Double 1° Bmijh11!” cff Stampf Oakland Johnston 8 Good bred Oakland Psnlette Bases plj7T?S'fl 10 in 7 innings Smith Marlon A’ernoa Meatoira 8 Hits— Off 2 4 Meadows Smith by Struck out—By Baum San Franelaeo Bransfx-lplree— Bigler and Brown San Francisco Brenton Portland CUBS TAKE TWO STRAIGHT Baldwin' Portland It 4—Chicago msde Hall Loa Angeles Aug ChIeago 5 by wlanlng from Phlladelthia today behind Erickson San Franelaeo straight a DOUG hits visitoroRlxey AN SALT LAKE to 1 The locals hunched were The scores wildness for their SALT LAKE HUGHES Kllllfer to n walk when saved from a shutout a sacrifice Vernon Hoolik a netted and fly Schulte’s double Johnson San Franelaeo run In the seventh The score:-Decannlere Vernon CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA KIRMAYER SALT LAKE AB RHOA AB RHOA SALT LAKE 1 1 2 1 BERNHARD rf Paskert cf: 2 40 412®1 Wolter 2 4 0 1 4 Jamea Portland Msnn If Bancroft so 4 -- d Tobi — Fight for Second Place May Develop Into Quite a - CLOSElM er FROM COLLEGES St Louis Track and V Field Prospects Look Decidedly Bright at This Time ti and W Dunn wicket keeper Bads row— Winch long stop A Collis midwicket Frank Saunders' long-o- ff G Cotterell umpire Ames Hndson bowler Greaves point Harold Dnnn square1 leg Frank Limer long-o- ff rilHB prospects of a sneeessfnl ttiti W cover and J A Ewington long field William Thornton athletic and swimming instructor is the tloaal trak and field championship man in the rearpoint the straw hat The flag seen at the back (right) is a relic of the siege of Iiadysmith meeting at St Louis on August 31 Sep- during the South wearing African war tember 1 and 3 are particularly bright this early date Frederick W Rublea secretary-treasur- er of the A A Uy ban received word from many TWO MORE GAMES °f the prominent champion - athletes throughout the country la whleh they REMAIN IN TROLLEY give assnrnnees that they will pete (Including Friday! Games) A Among hunting mew mho have laid damn their Uvea for their country aa Joyonsljr as ever they followed tho hound are Capt A D Thursby a grewt-rtdover country A maw may ho MANY ATHLETES la Purses The winners of first second third fourth and fifth places in the Grand $15000 - m ll TO ENTER FOR v-'- - BY HUBERT WINTER BEST ATHLETES ' - T ONDON —A complete list of really celebrated British sportsmen killed dnr--Li ing the jereat war would include the names of representatives of every pastime which the Briton has made his own There have been no shirkers snit no cowards among British sportsmen' rfrom big game shooting hunting and polo —the sports of the wealthy — and cricket which can be and are played by every one and the games in between —all have their representatives who when the great call came rifle American Handicap' event on August 28 wlll each receive a handsome trophy and respectively 'a guaranteed purse of $500 8400 $800 8200 and 8100 During the past few years the prize “ Many Noted Men Lose Their Lives Hunters Golfers Pugilists ' College Boys in the List No Shirkers ord i Cowards Among British Sportsmen jt BY PETER P CARNEY It TOLL JIITH ATHLETES i TXTHILE the professional shooters of Europe are making somewhat strenu-- " out efforts to reach certain objectives— --to be particular Berlin London Rome —a million or so of the more than ten Petrograd Paris Vienna million owners of shotguns in the United States are reading with intense interest the latest (uncensored) dispatches from Chicago a town in Illinois where the Eighteenth Grand American (Trapshooting) Handicap tournament will be staged shot or fought whichever you prefer on August 20 21 22 23 and 24 - VAR J - 7 GREAT BRITAIN IS PAYING ary GRIFFITH WANTS WESTERNERS Des Moines Ia Aug 4 —Clark GrifAmerfith manager of the Washington local icana has hi eye on several notiWestern league playqra Hehehas is going fied Tom Fairweather that to ”look them over” personally goon CADDOCK SPENDING HONEYMOON IN HILLS Des Sloines Ia Aug 4—Somewhere In the Black hills of South Dakota even his intimate friends profess not to known Just where Earl Caddock claimant to the world’s heavyweight wresis spending his tling championship honeymoon- His bride was Miss Grace MickeL They were married at the home of her parents in Walnut I - July 21 Caddock and his bride traveled by automobile to the Black hills- where weeks bethey will tour tofortheseveral wrestler's "home fore returning town” Anita la where they will make i their home Miss Mickel was a school - teacher there ' |