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Show OGDEN TEAM LOSES TO MINERS Yesterday was some dav in Ogden with more real baseball enthusiasm to the square foot than has been evidenced evi-denced before this season. If there were any stay-at-homes in the city during the afternoon they wore not missed at the bail park and although the husky miners succeeded In slipping slip-ping one over the local team there was a world of fun in It for nil and good plays were applauded vigorously vigorous-ly with little regard to which aide furnished the star. Butte got six and Ogden 3. It was disconcerting to the local boosters but they took t in good part and expressed ex-pressed their satisfaction that clr-cumstancos clr-cumstancos would be reversed during the following games in thu local series Umpire Frnry foozled his leaving time at Butte and skipped n train, thus necessitating the selection of another man to count strikes. Homor Plake was finally secured for the Job and although his earlier work was acceptable a number of close decisions de-cisions toward, the close won him some disfavor with 'the fans and players An automobile parade, headed by a band and the police, started the celebration cele-bration of Baseball Booster's day and as the stores closed their doors shortly before the opening of the game, the streets were crowded with nntlcipative fans eager It reach ihe scene of the prospective battle. Kverv avaiJablo soat in the grandstand grand-stand and Idcachers was filled be-Toie be-Toie time was called and succeeding nrivals found places of vantage about the grounds. The non-arrival of Ralph Frary caused some delay but Plake's appearance on the field put an end to all donbt in that direction di-rection and the volunteer umpire was generously applauded Kn'ght and Perkins composed Og-dn's Og-dn's battery in the first fhe in- nlngs, "Dig Ed" Erlckson succeeding tho former In the sixth Inning and making good until the end. of tho game. Knight's work was accopt-ablo accopt-ablo for three Innings, but four tallies tal-lies In the fourth put a crimp in his confidence and tilings went badly until un-til ho was relieved In the sixth. A near-riot occurrod in the ninth inning when Short-stop Wood was ordered from tho field by Plako for disputing a decision. It was claimed that the player attempted to get the umpire by throwing the ball at him from his position at short stop but this waH denied by many McClos-key McClos-key took a hand In the discussion; also Schlmpff. All were ordered from tho field but did not comply until an officer was called from the sidelines. Tho crowd surged on to the field and It required tho combined effortB of sexeral special police to prevent further complications by the ovcr-enthuslastjc ovcr-enthuslastjc fans. Wood's place was filled by Schlmpff. however, and tho game proceeded without much further furth-er trouble. Following is the score: BUTTE. AIJRniI.PO.A.E. McGeelian. 3U 3 I 1 1 1 0 Mathes, 2b 1 R Stovall, rf 2 12 10 0 Whaling, lb. ....... 3 2 1 i 1 0 Levy, ss I 0 1 3 0 Moorehead. cf 4 0 2 1 0 0 A Jensen, If.-. ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Kafora. c I 0 0 12 2 0 Klein, p I 'l J Totals. ."ai 6 6 27 9 1 OGDEN. AB.1UW.PO.A.E. Weesler. rf. & L2h.,. 5 0 1 3 0 0 Spencer. If ' J ? 2 Van. lb v 5 1 1 10 1 0 Whalen. 3b. ...,.. 2 1 1 10 1 0 Sclilmpfrr 2b. Sc'ks.. 4 0 2 0 4 0 Knlfchl. i 2 0 2 1 3 Erickson, p. ..: 2 0 0 6 11 Perkins, c ,2 0 0 f. 1 1 Strlpp. c. 2 0 0 3 10 Murray, cf 3 1 - " Wood, ss 2 0 0 2 2. Stone, rf 1 0 1 J J J) Totals 34 3 9 27 15 6 Score by Innings I Butte 0 004 0200 00 Ogden 0010000 2 03 i Summarj Two-base hits -WeEsler, I McGheehan, Moorchead, Stovall, Wha-llen, Wha-llen, Stone. Bases on balls Off Klein J off lCrlr-kson 2 Struck out By Klein 13, by Knight 4, by Eilckson 3 Ift on bason Butte Ogden S Wild pilch Klein Passed balls-Perkins, balls-Perkins, Kafora. Sacrifice hits Stovall, Sto-vall, Whaling, Wood. Sacrifice fly l.ej Stolen base Moorehead. Runs batted In By Wcssler, Whaling (2), ! Low. Moorehead. Schlmpff (2). IIUs Off Knight. 6 in 5 1-3 Innings, oft I Erlclcson, 0 in -3 2-3 Innings, off Klein. ,ri in 9 Innings. Time of garae Two I hours, thirteen minutes. Umpire-Homer Umpire-Homer E, Plako. Attcndanro 2.500 BITTROLFF DEFEATS HIS OLD TEAMMATES Great Falls, Aug 13. George Bltt-rolff Bltt-rolff beat his former teammates in today's gamo. The game was a slugging contest in which Salt Lake had the best of it. Both pitchers were pounded freely but Salt Lake used its opportunity better. Abbott was ordered out of the grounds in the seventh for protesting a decision. The score Salt Lako ....2 23 1001009 Great Falls .. J 0002210 06 IRBY'S MEN HUMBLE PROUD HIGHLANDERS Missoula, Mont., Aug. 13. Helena won from Missoula today in the most ragged game seen on the local field this Reason from the standpoint of tho homo fans. Cochrane, recently released to Missoula Mis-soula by Spokane, started the game, but was wild. Coyne replaced him. Bryan pitched, a good game. The score: Helena .. .30200200 07 Missoula .. .01000100 02 WESTERN LEAGUE. At Omaha Omaha 10, Denver ' At St. Joseph St, Josoph 2, Lin-I Lin-I coin 0 At Des Moines Dcs Moines 3. Wichita 1 At Sioux City Sioux City 6, Topcka Topc-ka 5. j NATIONAL LEAGUE. , Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 1. I Brooklyn, Aug. 13. Brooklyn lost to l-Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh got its first run when Umpire Klem reversed his doclslon after declaring Byrne out at the plate on a close play Two more I came in the eighth after YingHng made a -wjld throw to second on an Q easy play which should have retired I the Bide. Scorch R. H E. I Brooklyn 1 5 1 I Pittsburgh 3 13 1 1 Batterjc3 YIngling aud Miller; 1 Robinson and Gibaon I Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 6. I Philadelphia. Aug. 13. The home 3 team failed to tako full advantago of a its had hitting and lost. Lobort and I Paskert were hit In the face by fouls I which glanced from their bats, the 1 latter being compelled to loae the y game. Score: R. II E. B Philadelphia 0 13 0 r- I X i ill mi i m Cincinnati 7 10 1 Batterlos Schultz and Kllllfcr, Dooin; Humphries, Suggs and McLean Mc-Lean Chicago Defeats Boston. Boston, Aug. 13 Chicago made It our straight from Boston. Chicago won by atoallng bases on Kllng almost at will. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 4 8 2 Boston 3 9 0 Batterlos Ruelbach and Cotter, Perdue, Tyler and Kllng AMERICAN LEAGUE. I Chicago 5, Washington 3; Washington, Aug. 13. Chicago defeated de-feated Washington In a hard battle, both teams using three pltchors. President Taft was a spectator. Score, j R. H.E. Washington 3 10 1 'Chicago 5 12 I Batteries Hughes, "Caflhlon, En-glc En-glc and Williams, Peters. While. Wal3h and Schallc, Kuhn New York 3, Detroit 2. Now York, Aug. 13. Fisher was put out of the gam In the first inning by Umpire Egan and Warhop, who relieved re-lieved him. pitched Invincible ball In addition to Fisher, Wolvorlon and Bush were ordt-red off the field. Score. R. H. E. New York . 3 5 u Detroit 2 3 l Batteries Fisher. Wurhop and Sweeney; lako and Stanage. COAST LEAGUE. Portland 12, Los Angeles ?. Portland, Ore., Auc 13. Scoie: ' U. H. E. Portlnnd 12 11 2 Los Angeles 912 1 Batteries Sutor. Gregg and How-Icy; How-Icy; Nagle, Levorenz and Bolles. Vernon 5, Oakland 3. Los xVngelns, Aug. 13. Score: H. H.E Vernon 5 9 5 Oakland 3 6 2 Battel ies Stewart and Agnew: Kil-lllay Kil-lllay and Rohrcr Sacramento 3, San Francisco 2. San Francisco, Aug. 13. Score U. H.E Sacramento ,3 11 J San Fraiiclso -. ,...2 5 5 Batloriep G'llJgan an! Krcitr., Delhi and Berry. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Seattle A, Vancouver 3. Seattle, Aug. 13. Score. R. H 10. Vancoiner . . . . .... 3 8 1 Seattle 4 S 2 Batteries Bjram and Scpulveda, Concannon. Thompson and Whaling (10 innlnrcs ) Spokane 10, Portland 7. Spokane. Aug. 13 Score: R. II. 13 Portland ... .. ' 7 9 0 Spokano . 10 11 2 Bntterjea Bloomfleld. Giron and Harris; CnsTreau, Toner 'and 0"Udicck. Tacoma 5, Victoria 1. Victoria. Aug. 13 Score. R.H E Tacoma 5 12 0 Victoria 1 6 0 Batteries Bolford and LaLonge. McCrcary and Meek. w WINS CORNELL SCHOLARSHIP. Provo. Aug. 13 James Tucker, of this city, has received an appointment to a scholarship in the Cornell university. uni-versity. Tho appointment came through the Tclliirldc association. Mr Tucker is a graduate from the Procter Proc-ter academy here and al60 the Erlg-ham Erlg-ham Young university, having graduated gradu-ated from the last-named school with the class of 1912. oo PROVO WOMAN DIES. Provo,. Aug. 13 Mrs. Susannah Hone,, 49 years of age, wife- of Joshua Hone, died at, 3 15 o'clock this morning morn-ing at tho family homo In the Sixth ward of kidney trouble. She is survived sur-vived by a husband, five daughters, ono son and several grandchlldron Funeral services will be held from the Sixth ward meeting house Thursday at 2 yi. m. |