Show I I a- SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE UTAH! LAKE-CITY ' RIDAY SEPTEMBER 1914 4 £ :: -Uf-J : r r - ! ! - BASEBALL SPORTS AVORITES BOXING 1 - - ' ES HAVE SKYSCRAPERS -r- STARS " Stallings By iui an J1'- ‘ : 1 mrow wNiilr - - U 1 v r AT MANCHESTER fwitl'vrr vor 9 ’M N S"" - Us WlT a i-- - 1 TL x 1 V W B ? 'too J - picked from the Retail and will meet the Salt Lake in double-header on field afternoon Lucas Monday Labor day’ are still Most or the BKVscraners pay here either for waitingfor their looking something to do and the front they will present to the local semlproswill be a strong PEHVCf’b ft ft 4- O WORM OCMWSi' Mi w -Jfl! 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65 64 G3 54 Boston St Louis Chicago — Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Seventh in alkenberg II Nerves LEAGUE York 6 - 3 Shawkey W L 40 50 58 83 72 464 63 60 57 49 590 525 508 488 460 419 61 63 67 68 5 EDERAL 5 LEAGUE W 1 I 69 66 62 60 59 57 64 50 Indianapolis Chicago Baltimore Brooklyn Buffalo Kansas City St 2 6 New “ Brooklyn IND CLIMBER and YANKS Batteries— Mathewson Schmutz and McCarty PC4 BOXMEN EASY PICKING Ragan Second game — 675 York LEAGUE Philadelphia Boston Washington Detroit Chicago New York Cleveland 4 P 52 55 55 C New Sept had Brooklyn New York and defeating — Washington Batteries— Tesreau Steele and Aitchison gaitie of the series the score being 10 to The locals pounded freely Ayres Harper and Bentley while played a poor Washington game in the field Williamsbeing the leading offender Score: R H E New York little trouble 2 13 isher R II 7 14 E 3 6 1 2 3 today the-first in 3 Meyers Meyers McLean McCarty 4 BEAT PIRATES IN 4 Washington 570542530508500467 New York 7 10 TWO CARDS WEIRD GAMES I 6 0 13 St Louis Pittsburgh and two — weird games of visitors the won bothwhich and the second inthe end or me eighth 10 to of Sept 3 Batteries— Ayres Harper BentleySt Louis played Williams:Warhop and Nunamaker baseball and the and 58 59 6 first '65 68 11 to called at 1 ? was 443435 ning because Chicago Sept Indianapolis hit Louis darkness Scores: and Johnson consistently combined Pittsburgh irst R 16H E game — 11 to with Chicago’s errors won 6 11 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION pitched a good and Coleman game until the O P Batteries Cooper Harmon — seventh inning 82 57 when ne weakened and Louisville Perdue Robinson Perritt Williams 76 61 and Snyder Wingo was replaced by alkenberg Beck’s Milwaukee 74 x65 RH E Indianapolis Second game— 73 10 9 home run with two on bases was the Cleveland 67 Pittsburgh 8 feature of the R H E 71 66 St Louis Columbus game Score: 69 72 —— Kantlehner and Gibson 9 Kansas City Zatteries Indianapolis Myers and Badges Champions 63 79 and Minneapolis Griner Niehaus Roche 5 Chicago St Paul 50 81 in Batteries— Billiard alkenberg and Doubles Battle Way LOSE GAME BRAVES Rariden Johnson and Wilson At Indianapolis R 8H E1 to Semifinals — IRST PLACE Kansas City AND REBELS AND TERRAPINS 10 1 Indianapolis AtPaul Columbus— St 15 14 Sept was SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER Philadelphia — Boston 6 10 in the tennis first place today Columbus o Play intermountain out of when II defeated the Braves to At Louisville — tournament yesterday brought out Philadelphia 11 14 1 Sept and Milwaukee and New York haddefeated Brooklyn Pittsburgh 2— Pittsburgh some of the best racquet weildingseen shut out 6 twice Alexander Bostonthe visitors Baltimore each won a in Salt Lake this season The feature game of a Louisville double“-header until the ninth inning when today Baltimore took match in the men’s singles was between batting rally ive hits the first game to by making long developed a PACIIC COAST LEAGUE and and a pass gave hits at Garnett Ingebretsen After a an error by Irelan opportune times to The locals C filled the close and hard tussle Garnettwas them four runs with the bases won throughPortland W81 62L P 566 Then the good pitching game of who the victor by score of and two out Maranvllle went Barger rancisco 82 only three hits Scores: San 67 550 on a grounderto Irelan and ended In the men’s doubles Myers and out Los Angeles 72 538 the was put off the field irst R H E Evers game — game inning 82 76 519 Badger state champions were opposed by Umpire 7 Venice Klem in the second Baltimore 68 88 436 by the strong team RH E 6 Sacramento composed of Garnett for kicking Score: Pittsburgh Bailey 60 92 395 and Parker but with perfect team Boston J® Batteries— Wilhelm and Rus Oakland 11 sell work the title holders foughttheir way Philadelphia waiKer and tserry Tyler Davis R Eos into the by Batteries Cocreham Second game — R H E semifinals score of At Angeles— i Oakland and Gowdy — Whaling Alexander and Baltimore The superior individual play of Garnett 10 Killifer Pittsburgh 10 and could not avail against Batteries— and Conley Wilhelm and Russell Venice Batteries Ables Jackson Grimes the great Parker team play of the champions CUBS Kerr OUTBAT REDS Barger and Mitze —Decanniereand McClain Some unusuallyfine tennis was R H At Sacramento— in the ladies’ doubles Mrs IN Portland 10 0 AND WIN 7 TO 0 EDS WIN KAW Sacramento 11 reed and Mrs Miss Donoher faced and isher Batteries Higginbotham and Mrs and the play INNING — Williams Roberts 'TWELTH Sept outbat-ted w imams ana rtonrer that darkness called a was so even Cincinnati —andChicago R today had no trouble At Oakland — Cincinnati halt before the finished 10 5 match was Los Angeles to Humphries for Sept' winning by St Louis twelvewon rancisco Both had set and the San 9 3 won a hits well scattered — After games and Chicago kept the inning battle Cltv a from Leifield Kansas Batteries— Love and Boles stood four-all play stopped was at no time dangerous when Cincinnati St Louis today 12 to Score: and Schmidt follow: In the sixth inning The results Chicago hit H E R for six singles which with a Men’s singles — Gibbs beat Knowlton Schneider netted City 11 13 Kansas them four runs Scores: sacrifice Louis 11 Parkerbeat Chenney St NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Gibbs beat Whitworth Garnett R H E L P C Batteries Packard and Enzenroth beat Ingebretsen — W Chicago Willett a"nd Hartley 90 53 Keupper Davenport Vancouver 629 Cincinnati Men’s doubles Chapman 88 57 607 — Neel and Boyer beat and Seattle and Dou and Batteries— Humphries Archer Newberrybeat 81 566 and Gonzales Clark Spokane Palm and Schneider ahrer Romney Walters 59 83 415' CRICKETT MATCH Oto the war Victoria 60 88 105 Robert and Roberts beat Little BABY Montreal Sept Owing Tacoma RELIANCE VI the Ballard 54 89 378 and Romney Myers ana which has drawn —away playersof the Badger beat Parker and Garnett Dominion's best cricket many and the WINS OPENING EVENT match between Ballard Seattle Ladles’doubles — Mrs reed and Mrs States has been cancelled This At Spokane-— United was — Victoria Seattle Spokarte to have been played here At Donoher versus Miss Williams and Mrs O game BUALO REGATTA Vancouver Roberts Game called with At Vancouver— Tacoma score September 14 and 15 Today’sdoubles matcheswill be asandfollows: N Y Sept AND TIP-TOPS Buffalo — “Baby Reliance Men’s Roberts Roberts VI” by J WESTERN LEAGUE — owned Commodore and (Semi versus Myers Badger Stuart Blacktonof Atlanta Yacht club QUIT DAY A TIE W finals) York the openingevent of 87 635 of won Sioux City New singles Gibbs versus Parker 58 the sixth anriual powerboat regatta of St 574 — Joseph Garnett versus Canfield the Buffalo club on the 78 59 569 Motorboat and Buffalo Denver Ladies’ singles Miss Buffalo 'Sept the— Brooklyn Williamsversus today The course Des 72 6674 Niagara river here series here today Moines — completed Miss Hutchison miles Lincoln 65 468 was twenty-five splitting a double-header and tying by Count Casimir 61455 Ankle Deep owned for fourth place in the Omaha standing of York 56 SO 412 Manowskl New the caught the first 10 to Topeka NORGREN NEW UTAH Brooklyn the won fire it crossing finish line game 50 86 as was second to Spores: Wichita 368 and lost and was badly rank Gre-nor damaged R II E COACH IS DUE TODAY irst of Buffalo game — mechanician wasthebadly R At Sioux City — H The best time Buffalo ’ race 11 1 burned made in 10 12 Wichita Brooklyn IRST CALL TOMORROW was forty-seven miles an hour 18 and Sioux City Batteries— Moran Woodman was second Buffalo St first Baby Speed Demon and Land At Joseph BlairMaxwell game — R H third Deep fourth Enquirer Ankle R H E word has 4no recent and P D Q fifth The Kitty Second game — Although Hawk ofA ’Lincoln-St 3 2 him all the Detroit did finish the Buffalo 4been received from not race 17 2 Joseph high rolling throughout the Brooklyn 14 Utah football men and those insea was Second game — R 11H 1 Batteriesand Anderson and Lavigne Lincoln race — terested in east athletics bench Chappelle' Watson St "6 Joseph 4 Norgren are expecting NelsonII At Omaha H PRIVATE TERRY WINS R coach to reach — the new University ‘SOME’ BALL PLAYERS Topeka 1 3- ' ' 6 ' 3 j 5 2 5 4 Billiard 4 C590555532522518489444382 I Great singers smoke Tuxedo just before Public speakers testify as to a “performance its soothing influence Doctors recommend it smokers whose throats are delicate to SI game: (Eight 10 3 3 : ? OTHECLUBS L ” Good is STANDING 1 HILLMAN St 11 Louis Innings St onslaught NATIONAL X JOEL 0 irst 6 ' CONTINUE HODEDS --S' d Louis St 3 6 i Is At Louis 1 6 Uxv7 I But J: " I 7 7 Cincinnati 3 f I V-A Billiard ooacc 6 2 4v Cincinnati 4 2 1 irst York 3 At 3 1 I At LEAGUE AMERICAN 2 : 4- Sept Brooklyn N Y — New York today by regained the lead taking double-header from 4-' irst Brooklyn while At Boston game: Boston — was losing in Philadelphia Second Boston Philadelphia game: The 4Philadelphia scores were to and to Boston 4At New York — New York 10 Mathewson kept Brooklyn’shits skittered 4Washington in the first game Ragan weakened the fourth inning and in singles by Doyle and Grant and a bad muff by Dauber on letcher’s sacrifice gave took both Boston Sept — Bostonfrom Philadelphia New York two runs games of a double-header our more were added In the fifth today the first to and the ihnlrig on doubles by Burns and Robby letcher and Strunk’s error on Scott’s ertson singles Doyleballs second to base to Snodgrass on fly allowed Gardner to score Boston's Meyers and a the opening contest and' Schmutz pitched the last four first run in innings and checked the New York clean hitting assisted by sacrifice single other two runs Wheat’s which was ’flies for the accountedtally by Getz’s fumbled by Burns followed first Philadelphia’s was made 'on single gave Its run Barry’s single Brooklyn Strunk’s double and in the sixth and hits gave Cutshaw doubled Boston the lead scored Getz reached on Getz’s single in the second the game Collins’ triple and second on letcher’s fumble in in Lewis’ error scored for Philadelphia ninth and scored single on McCarty's the first inning and a batting rally in effective in the second was The Tesreau seventh added two more the while York reached Aitchl-son New gamefor 'thirteen hits and three runs in scores: Boston Steele pitched the ninth eight innings Philadelphia in P C which New York clinched and Carrigan inning 560 Batteries— oster the Meyers and Snodgrass and game Pennock McAvoy 556 Plank and Cutshaw’serror on Doyle’s walked R H 516 Second game — the bases Burns 1 grounder filled with 516 Boston 10 cleared the bags a home run to 466 11 1 left: Scores: 466 Philadelphia and’ Batteries— Wood Thomas R- H466 irst game — and McAvoy Pennock i® 454 York 4-3 ‘ I Bat Out Victories' 4-sen i E5f an to Hold Maties 7 WK0EH iJhkSf in forced Tesreau -v 44- b The match between ownes and R R WWKU A W k? carried most of the 1 Gorton of Braeburn started the afternoon YUS gallery ownes up but round Gorton evened the sixth hole The advantage at the match after that alternatedthe Starting eighteenthhole Gorton was down ownes laid a stymie but Gorton skilfully hopped his opponent’s ball gaining the hole and “the extra hole Travis went into the PRESIDENT TO CONER squaring the match A poor approach shot lost him the extra hole rough on the right and Webb was of to the left WITH RAILROAD HEADS Travis finished the morningof round bunkered on the drive Englewood Travis pulled hit second his match with Roy D Webb missed his and he lost the first two third and then played his fourth shot down Sept holes of the Then 'Washington 3— President Wilson afternoon round almostdead to the cup for an eTgheten-inch next Wednesday will receive several and had he set' out to even putt matters Webb Was on the green in railroad presidents to discuss business done so before the ninth hole three but he took three putts was missing conditions growing out of the war reached Webb’s perfect four-squared one of less than two feet and the veteran and the subject of the transportation of the match at the eighteenth Playing won food and other products ' Mathewson and Dodgers While 4- 44- oom fiNCHQR J was 44-have 4-In ' 9 Each 4 4-one 44 44- T ended match Gardnerof Hinsdalea former amateur champion on the eleventh greenof the afternoonround up Tracis of Garden The veteran Walter City another former amateur and W C champion ownes of Oakmont titleholder 1910 survived their difficulties extra hole GAMES BOTH Brooklyn— game: Brooklyn New Second Sox Take game: Brooklyn New York Philadelphia — Philadelphia Boston Games rom wo tAt — Chicago game: — the Champions Pittsburgh Second Pittsburgh — fl 1 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 111 ? 11 n i -4 ’ all-star ' ovo -w 6 d 3H xl'sffl 1 NATIONAL IN WIN 4- X r Ek-vanok - 1 ' iiiBi mi 1 4- aggregation will the best semiprosin the city line-uo The battery the made up of Jenstrength will be and Coleman pitchPeterson and acott catcner the-United States golf association chamamateur pionship the links of the over Country club completing the third round of Ujiper Mont-clair Jerome D Travers titleholder present advanced in his quest for further honors without close up competition winning by over W P Seeley of Brooklawn rancis Ouimet formernational open also an easy champion his was winner with He Robert A I 111 I 1 4-or ers 11 ' 13 111 4" - 'T'- Nfanchester Vt ' 111 REGAIN 4-Skyscrapers - The Round Third z ' ' the 1111 4-the C ' -4 A mb? andownes ’ A a fiC0T team all-star Harman Clerks J PENblY’ J -X '' An YOU T x f r r V i W1X7D-1BA x - Iff 1 v i:w w WOLD Vu - v B r 1 w ' v m yi t XX ‘ v j il - 1 1A j newr 1 X - " LEAD f "V Survive WITH LABOR DAY DOUBLE-HEADER R T GIANTS ' " B lB Oiumetj PLAY' TO ALL-STARS hl I j'TraverSj SPO OOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING AND BOWLING 1 3 5 1 4 5 4 2-- Joel Hillman proprietorof the famous Harvey’s" restaurant at Washington D C says: good wholesome “Tuxedo Vs tobacco with a mildness and fragrance all its own It adds many degrees to pleasure my pipe 3 a -toppled 7 4 K mm£i (SHE ' -1 SrSsg R9 q vE- BK 5 IB km f-® 2 4 1 returned -second allowed 6-3 6-3 8 84-- The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette 5 2 2 2 ? 3 7 for its superiority is the reason “Tuxedo Process” by which all the eliminated from features zare unpleasant tobacco One 6-3 1 6-4 1 0 4 unique 6 6 0 9 1 witnessed 7 6 - 2 5 3 The other reason is that Tuxedo is made from the best grown — the choicest mildest mellowest leaves of the highest grade Burley tobacco l i 7 0 3 9 -tobacco 9- 4 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-1 9 4 6-0 6-0 J 6-3 6-3 0 8 1 ' WALTER Tuxedo is widely imitated but no other — in manufacturer has succeeded making a tobacco as good as Tuxedo WELLMAN : 6-3 6-1 3 6-3 6-3 1 6 Go Tuxedo your It ureyand dealer today will give satisfaction and tin of a get 7-5 5 greatest pleas will buy money that 5 4 the you 6-4 6-4 all-Canada 0 to 6-l'Little -62 - Walter Wellman famous journalist explorer aqd aeronaut says “In the Arctic regions through weary days in camp at Spitzbergen or sailing1000 miles over the Atlanticin the airship 'America my favorite tobacco fas always been Tuxedo ’’ f 7-5 4-6 4-4 3 BUS x - -Men’s- 3 CAN YOU BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE - L1 £ S 2 5 peer 1 - ' 2 9 4 5 3 - : 7 amous tering tin green curvedto with gold let- 1 the pocket fit ¥ XVC StllH -mnw”ncr! 0 ' iTiORTSiayjs fdn ’mossJssGisri I ’ -4 7- 5 7 3 -4 Convenient pouch ' I X 3 1 ? inner-Zined -f-4- - moisture-proof paper V : V -f-4- ' 4-4- ' ' A Illustrations DSi one-lialf GOODWIN R PHILIP Goodwin size the illustrator admirable depiction of his “Western types” says in “There’szest and encouragement The sweetest pipeful of Tuxedo every knou’ most soothing smoke celebrated R for : - t o f r e Moines 11 12 R II 4- 7 1 0 0 0 7 -Moines a packages of BtyKlLKOtRjffl £ 'i 1 I TOBACCO COMPANY f -r- K HngiimiTiimni mm 1 inuiiiiiihilll iiniiiiiiiiti iifiiuiiiiii 1 1 1 1 L3 Dawson - Salt Lake time today 4some Several weeks ago the hew athletic director informed Captain4" be here SepBriggsthat he would is today and that tember which he the first practice on the wantedday: following 4On the first "call to arms” toit’ is expected Norgren4 morrow will be met by the bulk of his footbalbmaterlalMost of the old and and new are ip town many of excellent condition them are in having been "shovellingthe alfalfa” or workingin the mines and smelters during the vacation 4" 4- CHAMPIONSHIP SEAGIRT SHOOT RILE -f-4- AT -4 4-4 it received 1 THE AMERICAN Although was “semiofficially” stated Wednesday that "most of tne bicyscrapers naa ueen paiu that plavers declared last night had less than half of them their checks Jensen Toner Bostick and rench it Huelsman Carman is said have received their pay in full while Auer Tonneman Allen itzgerald Bernard Galena Davis and Smith Hester aresaid be "watchfullywaiting”for part w- to t of the due them Groundkeeper money Tenant is also listed as still unpaidin part 4-’ 4- are about 4 UNPAID Omaha At Des STILL ARE : Denver Des - Philip ‘ - with 4- - SOUTHERN W 79 73 74 69 70 63 ’ ' ' 4- 566 61 59 49 M on tg ornery: C 58 73 76 89 4 4-4-' ASSOCIATION Birmingham New Orleans’ Mobile Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Memphis -4 5 IS 539 530 463 4-4 4- 4- -4 4-4- 4- 4-4- 4-4- -4 At Chattanooga— Chattanooga2 Birminaham At Atlanta— Atlanta Montgomery At Memphis — Memphis New 6 4- ’ 2 0 4 6 Orleans 4- months 4- Sept Seagirt N winning — By with the big divisional match today the high score of 326 Private C C Terrythe marine corps is the acknowledged rifleman of the eastern champion division thirteen embracing New England and north Atlantic states The match which consumed the day was shot in’ seven stages 300 500 600 800 and 1000 yards slow fire and 200 and 300 rapid fire There were 115 men entered in the event Second H’ honors went to Sergeant Claude Clyde with 325 and third marinecorps by Corporal Archie place was won marine corps with the same score J of 3 - en-tire ar-quharson r i V f I 5 4 -total |