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2 THE OGDEN STANDARD. OGDEN, UTAH, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1914. ,
OGDEN LEADS 11
LEAGUE IN ITS
J Tram Batting.
H Ogden
Helena 2913
Salt Lake
H
H Butte
H Boise
fl Team
Salt Like 949
Boise 946
Murray
Ogden
H Butte 942
H 937
Leading Batsmen
H Huelsman. Salt Lake 413
Carman. Murray MM
H Gleason. Helena 896
H Jones. Ogden 348
H McNeil. H lena 341
H Tonneman. Suit Lake . . 340
H Rlsberg. ('L-den 339
H Thornton, Murray 338
M H.-B 3B.HR.SB. PC
H Jones. 3b 47 1- 1 0 10 .848
H Rlsberz. 42 11 6 2 S .339
H Viurphv. of 50 R 3 o .331
Seabough. c. ... 28 4 0 3 2 .322
H Cobb, of 39 10 1 o 0 .300
1 Raedel. c 15 0 0 .294
1 Woolums. lb 36 4 3 1 7
H Dcwiiug. 1'b. . . 33 7 0 1 13 .258
l i i am cr i i ijrwCT- !!
Mechanics I
I BACK to the
lj BICYCLE
The trolleys to jnur work cost
about 60 a year 51 SO in three
j, years. A good bicycle will save
$14(J in that time and still be good
j for years to come. More than that,
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money more work, more p ,
more play, more reif. Punctuality
I leads to promotion. Al o, the
I i bicjele saves doctor's bills and
I I gics you a lot of healthy fun for
j nothing.
i Before you buy, at least com-
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PROUDFIT SPORTING
I - GOODS CO.
Jl'l Twenty-fourth and Hudson
MtM 362 Twenty-fifth Street.
NOTED BRITISH POLOfST TO MANAGE
PANAMA EXPOSITION POLO MATCHES
Captain Edward Darley Miller.
Captain Edward Darley Miller, formerly of the Seventeenth Britisfc I
foncers. has been appointed" manager of the international polo tournament
to be played during the Panama-Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
, Ballinger, i. . . l 0 0 l .260
Ellis, of 33 9 2 1 0 .243
j Knight, p 7 - 2 0 0 1 .212
Galgano. p ... 4 0 0 0 0 211
j Rustcnbaven, p 1 0 0 0 0 o91
j Lcmley, p 0 0 0 0 0 0&Q
Trftals 343 68 16 8 5S .2914
HELBNA
H 2B 3B H R SB. PC
j Gleason. c 21 5 0 0 1 390
McNeil if 43 10 1 1 5 341
I Lussi, lh .... 43 8 3 3 3 316
Deane. of. 28 3 3 1 2 .301
I Crittenden, c. 25 4 2 0 0 301
Quigley, 2b . io i i i 2 294
Belford. p . . . . 4 0 0 0 0 .286
(Mark, lb 21 0 0 0 2 .284
Ryder, if 82 4 2 2 13 27S
Bogert, if. ... 20 3 1 0 3 .253
Ames, p 5 0 Q 0 0 250
Dasbach. of. ... 28 5 0 0 7 .243
Garrett, p 7 2 0 1 0 219
Wells, p 4 2 0 0 0 .190
Todd. p. 3 0 0 1 0 .187
Totals 294 47 13 10 38 .2913
SALT LAKE.
H 2B 3B HR SB. PC.
Bernhardt, p 5 0 0 0 0 .500
Huelsman of . 52 12 3 6 7 413
Tonneman, c ..17 7 0 1 2 .340
I Potts. BS .... 51 10 1 1 10 .325
Hester, lb 47 4 1 1 8 .318
Davis, of 41 5 5 6 5 .291
Schultz, p R 2 0 1 0 286
G3lena, of 30 0 1 1 , .280
Morgan, p 10 1 0 0 1 250
French. 2b 12 3 2 0 0 .240
Caldwell. 3b. ... 30 ?, 2 2 .221
McClain, c 13 1 l 0 .197
Fitzgerald, p. .. 3 1 0 0 0 176
Allen p 2 1 0 0 2 077
Totals ... 321 49 16 20 44 .2912
MURRAY.
H 2B 3B HR SB PC.
Carman, of . . 57 12 14 6 3 .404
Thornton, lb . 49 5 4 3 1 .338
Menges, ss 43 19 o 1 S S33
BlankenBhlp, c. 13 3 1 0 1 M2
Gay. of 35 6 3 0 2 .282
Clynes of 32 5 1 4 2 276
Trespi. p. 11 1 1 0 0 .275
Auer. c . 25 2 2 2 1 .275
Slater, util 18 1 2 1 0 .247
Caveney, 2b ... 11 3 1 0 2 244
Brown, p. . 5 2 0 0 0 238
Pendleton. 2b . 27 6 2 1 3 237
Dawson, p. 10 1 0 0 0 .227
Ruegg, 3b 26 6 1 4 1 .206
Shader. p 6 0 0 0 0 187
Totals 363 71 32 23 24 .283
; J5 1
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BUTTE
II JB 3B HR.SB PC.
Zimmerman, of. 7 1 0 0 0 .368
Lewis, c 30 7 1 0 6 306 1
Brady, Jb. ... 31 7 0 0 l 3oi
MacMurdo, lb . 41 10 i 0 5 .29oj
Robinson, p. . . 7 ) 0 o 0 .292 !
I Halla, p. 12 3 2 0 0 267
Holmes, util 5 l 1 o i 26 ;
M( ( lelland, 3b 34 6 1 2 6 262 1
Rossback, of . 30 4 2 1 5 .246
Marshall, of. . . 31 1 8 0 IS .246
DcMaggio, of 36 ."i u 0 6 .242
Smith. B8. . . 30 4 2 0 5 .238
Jackson p ... 4 1 0 0 0 211
Mc-Creerv, p. . . 6 2 0 0 0 .167
Wizard, "c 5 2 0 0 o .135
Totals 310 53 16 3 54 .267
BOISE
H 2B OB HR.SB. PC.
Thomas lb. . . 32 7 6 1 3 320
Bauer, of 40 11 2 0 8 .303
Blausser, 3b. 39 8 2 3 4 .302
Weaver, c .... 31 8 0 o 1 277
Mooreheadj of . 31 7 2 0 7 .272
Woods, p. 4 2 1 ii 0 267
Bostick. ss 28 4 ) 1 8 267
Toner, p 9 2 0 1 1 .231
Kelly, of 9 2 0 0 2 .231
Coleman, c .... 4 0 0 0 1 222
I Schlmpff, 2b. .17 3 0 0 6 ,170
Jensen, p 6 1 1 0 2 143
I Adams, of 5 1,0 0 1 .102
! Melter, p 3 0 0 0 0 094
Kusp, p 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Totals 25S 56 16 6 44 250
The freshest line of Fishing
Tackle in the city, all the latest
goods at Lowe's. Advertisement.
oo
YESTERDAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN.
St Louis, June 8. Wares triple
with Leary on first base gave St Louis
a ten-inning ictory over Washington
8 to 7. today after three hours and
thirty-five minutes of playinc Each
side fought desperalelv and alternated
In taking the lead A sensational dou
ble play in the ninth inning when
Walker threw out Milan at the hom
plate and prevented him from scor
ing, saved the game for the locals
NATIONAL.
Brooklyn. June 8. Chicago entered
the ninth inning a run behind toda ,
but won from Brooklyn. 3 to 2 Ruck
er was the victim After Saier had I
reached first on a fielder s choice and
Zimmerman had singled, Corriden.
who batted in place of Schultz. scored
Saier on a single to center Smith's
throw to the platp to catch Zimmer
man on Sweeney's infield blow was
too late, Zimmerman scoring the win
ning run
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, June 8. Chicago lout a
chance to take first place in the Fed
eral league today by dropping one
game of a double header with Brook
lyn, while Baltimore was losing to
Indianapolis.
Chicago won the first game 4 to 3
through the batting of Harrell. Evans
for Brooklyn drovp a home run over
the right field wall
In the second game both teams hit
the ball hard but Chicago fielded
poorly and bunched hits in the tenth
gave Brooklyn a victory, 10 to 7.
Indianapolis, Ind.. June 8 India
napolis found Baltimore pitchers easy
today and scored fifteen runs on as
mnny pafe hits
SL Louis, June 8 A home run by
Lennox in the sixth gave Pittsburg
a lead that St Louis could not over
come and the visitors won today's
game 3 to 2.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
At Victoria- Portland-Victoria post
poned : wet grounds
At Seattle Spokane 4; Seattle 0
At Vancouver Tacoma 0; Vancou
ver 3.
FOUL BALL KILLS PLAYER.
Spark. Okla., June 9. A foul ball
struck Thomas Gilpin, a player in a
ball game oxer the heart today and
caused his death within a few mln-
utaa
HESTER IND HOLMES;
SUSPENDED FOR
ONE WEEK
Horh Hester, manager of thp Ball
Lakp baseball team and "Ducky " i
I Holmes, manager of the Buttp team,
I havp been susppndpd for onp week
I by President Ed F Murphy, of th-
. Cnion association Such was tho main
I purport of a telegram received in the
J cltj yesterday from Buttp. This sub
Stantlal calling down of the two pug
' nylons nianngpr camp after Pre?!
dent Murphy received first hand proof
of the ungentlcmanly conduct attribui
ed to the pair In other cities, b; all
' ting In the grandstand just hphind the
plate, during Sunday's games
HslPr resented decisions by both
umpires during thp games and both li
and Holmes cursed In front of the
grandstand, near enough to he plainly
heard by President Murphy and a
number of men and women sitting
near him The women protested
strongly against the foul language
used by both managers and this prob
ably hastenpd Murphy s summary ac
tion The Salt Lake manager was
put out of the park and placed on a
streei i ar by a policeman during the
second game Huelsman, Potts and
Tonneman also did considerable kick
ing. In speaking of the suspension of
the two men. President Murphy said
that he had been lenient too lone is
he had threatened Holmes with an
Indefinite suspension on a preious oc
casion, If he did not tease his vulgar
conduct. He also that that he would
follow up the present suspensions with
others if necessary, as he had been
criticised for allowing rough work
and was now determined to stop it
If he had to exclude half the players
of a team.
The entire Butte Salt Lake series
last week was classed by the Butte
fans as dirty baseball, with Holmes
and Hester as thp chief offenders, and
no displeasure was expressed bv them
at the suspension of either of thpm
Hester will bp allowed to view this
week's series from the grandstand,
but will not be permitted to put on
B uniform. Huelsman will captain the
team and Tonneman will probably
play first base Hester it is said
views his suspension as spoiling the
chances of his dub to return home
at the head of the percentage column
oo
STANDING OF CLUBS
Union Association.
Won. Lost. Pet
Murray '. 19 K 559
Salt Lake 20 16 556
. Boise 20 lfi nob
I Ogden 19 17 .528
Butte 17 19 472
Helena 11 23 .324
No rimes scheduled.
National League.
Won LosL Pet
New York ...... ...25 14 .641
Cincinnati 28 18 fi09
Pittsburg 23 18 561
Chicago 24 23 .511
Brooklvn 19 21 47T.
St. Louis 21 36 447
j Philadelphia 20 25 444
Boston 13 28 317
American League.
Won Lost. Pet
Philadelphia 2fi 17 .605
Washington 27 18 600
Detroit 28 20 .583
St Louis 24 21
Boston .21 22 48
Chicago 21 25 457
New York 17 26 .395
Cleveland 16 31 .340
Federal League.
Won Lost. Pet
Baltimore ...23 16 -590
Chicago .25 20 .556
Buffalo 21 IS 5:;S
Pittsburg 20 21 .488
Brooklvn IS 19 .486
I.idunapolls 19 22 463
St. Louis 21 26 4"
Kansas City IS 24 ,429
American Association.
Won Lost. Pet.
Milwaukpp 26 10 578
Loui6ille 27 23 .540
Indianapolis 27 24 .529
Columbus 25 25 500
Cleveland 25 25 .500
Kansas City 25 27 .481
Minneapolis 21 25 .457
St Paul ' 20 28 .417
Pacific Coast League
Won Lost, pet
San Francisco 39 28 58.'
Venice 35 28 .556
Los AngeleB 36 30 545
j Portland 25 30 455
i Sacramento 27 34 .443
j Oakland 25 37 411-,
Northwestern League.
Won Lost. Pet
Seattle 35 20 .636
Vancouver 33 20 .623
Spokane 31 23 -574
Tacoma 24 32 429
Portland 20 32 .385
Victoria , 18 34 .346
Weatern League.
Won. Lost. Pet-
Sioux City 29 18 .617
Denver 27 18 .600
St. Joseph 27 19 .587
Des Moines 24 22 .522
Lincoln 24 25 .490
Omaha ' 21 23 .477
Wichita 20 30 400
Topcka 15 32 319
Southern Association.
Won Lost. Pet
Chattanooga .30 22 .577
Birmingham 28 21 .571
New Orleans 29 24 .547
Nashville 28 25 528
Mobile 27 25 519
Atlanta 25 24 .510
Memphis 22 31 .415
Montgomery 19 36 345
MORRIS GETS DECISION.
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DEFIANCE MAKES
GOOD SHOWING
New York June 9. The America's
cup candidate Defiance went out into
Long Island sound yesterda for a
hort sail stretching spin Under her
two lower saiU and club topsail and
with a light westerly breeze blowing
the Defiance made good headway.
She swung quickly when tacking and
seemed to hold her headway well in
the light airs. George M. Pynchon
managing owner of the Defiance, ex
(I pIcM-un ;it i,,.,- behavior
Neither the Resolute nor the Vanltte
left their anchorages The three
yachta lejt for the horseahow inside
Sandy Hook this morning to be ready
for the race Wednesday.
ZBYSZKO DEFEATS POLICEMAN.
Duluth, Minn. June 9. Stanislaus
Zbyszko, the Police heavyeiwht wres
tler defeated Jesse Westergaard of
Des Moines, la., in straight falls here
last night. The first fall came alter
forty nine minutes and the second in
twenty seconds
GRANTED LICENSE TO WED.
Pocatello, June S -Marriage licen
ses were issued today to Joseph Sut
ton and Florence Baile of Pocatello
and John Fishburne and Nettie E.
Wilson, also of Pocatello.
"NEVER-RIP"
OVERALLS
Made in Ogden by
Ogden People
John Scowcroft &
Sons' Co.
good-might! a horrible crime ah! I see!! fTM e!
HAS SEEM COMMITTED!! NOW THEY'RE HE'S GOING TO . SmoRE HEADS1
WOw! I'M ( I ONLY SEVEN MORE EVERYBODY UP WITH ) ?
UP AGAINST A (HEADS LEFT f-- (THEIR MITTS !! C
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