The Ogden standard. [volume], June 10, 1914, 4 P.M. City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH
I FIRST BUTTE GAME
WON 1 NINTH
UNO
Butte: Mont.. July 0 Ogden made
it seven stfaifhl defeats ner Huti
toda. when 'Dad' Oimlln s men
came from behind after trailing run
less for seven innings and drovp in
seven runs In the eighth and ninth
Innings winning hy 7 to 4
It was Kitty Knight who turned
the trick He was completely out
classed (or seven innings, in which
jack Halla struck oul aeven Canuers
and allowed only two to reach third
bape. In the eighth he was hatted
hard, and Lewis who is acting man
ager during Holmes suspension,
would not jerk Halla, who wrap hit
for a douhlc and threo singles which,
with a double stead and a wild throw,
gave Ogden four runs and the same
in the ninth
Smith who was slated to be lt out,
starred With three sensational stop,
one of which prevented two runs.
Butte earned its runs by tlmeiv clout
ing, hut in the closing rounds the
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Brady. 2b 4 1 2 1 0 0
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Halla. p 4 0 0 0 J J
Totals 32 4 10 27 11 0
OGDEN
AB R H PCI A E
Murphy, ri 4 l 1 1 J
Woolunts, lh. ..... B 1 211 o o
Jons 8b 4 0 2 0 0 0
rnbh, cf 4 o o 2 n 0
Rlsberg. ss 4 1 2 -
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Ogden 000 000 0347
Butte 000 2in ioo-4
SUMMARY
i , it on bases Ogden 4. Butte 7.
stolen base Bills. Sacrifice hits
Lewis, Marshall 2 sacrifice fly
M.k Murrlo TWO baRe hits Woolums
IVMaggin Knight Three base hits
Zimmerman, Risberg Double plas
Smith to MaoMurdO Risberg to
WOOlums 2, Murphy to Rnedel. Runs;
batted in By McClelland I. by Smith,
1 oi) Zimmerman 1. b Woolums 1,
b'v JoDSfl 2, by Dowllng 1. by Rnedel
lbs Knight 1. Struck out By Hallo
7 by knight 1 Base on balls Off
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HITS
I Salt Like .June 10 Erven Jensen'
and bis Boise ball tossers arrived In
' town yesterday morning and In the
afternoon went down to Murray and
in their first appearance here took
the canu- from the Smelternien hv
B , re of . to 1 It was a ragged
contest, owing to the slow condition!
of the grounds.
Stee Melter. in the box for the
Irrigators, was relieved of an even
dozen hits, but in the pinches he wasl
as tight as a drum Murray had
fourteen men left on bases, which!
gives a good idea of how the big
heaver worked when he wa-s in dan-J
ger
On the Other band the pitchers
used by Murray were either pounded
all over the lot or were wild Brown
started, but was chased in the sec
ond. Crespl lasted an inning and
was no better. Shader came alone
and did pretty well, but was taken
out to allow Dawson to bat for him
in the eighth Carman finished the
same by working the last inning and!
Boise got only one scratch hit off
him.
Jensen's team look6 good Of the
old men in the lineup. Weaver is the
same old reliable Buck. Jake Bauer
is covering a pile of ground in right
field. Artie Schimpff still hustles j
around second, while Jimmy Moore
head in left field is in better trim;
now than for many years Speed
Kelly in center is still suffering from
lack of condition, but warm weather
will fix him up.
Of the new men, Thomas seems to
be the class of the Infield He was
released by Ducky Holmes and Jen
sen grabbed him immediately. He
in doing well at fir6t and hitting the
ball hard Bostlck. at short although
; credited with four boots yesterday is
mighty fast and a good hitter. Blaus
ser at third, while he didn't have a
chance to show much, seems to be
there.
BOISE.
AB R H. PO. A E
Moorehead, If 2 1 110 0
Kelly, cf 3 0 o i o 0
Bauer, rf 5 0 2 2 0 1
Thomas, lb 4 1 2 14 0 0
Blausser. 3b 4 1 0 1 3 0
Schimpff. 2b S 1 J 2 3 1
Weaver, c 3 0 0 2 0 0
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-HOPE TO WIN POLO TROPHY, BUT DON'T
EXPECT TO," LORD WIMBORNE'S COMMENT
jrr" Duke of Penaranda (left) and Lord Wimborne.
"We are hopeful of winning, but we do not anticipate a victory," say
Lord Wimbornc, who has brought over the English team challenging for
the international polo trophy. The blue-blooded Englishman brought with
him the Duke of Penaranda, a Spaniard, who is playing In the practice
games and acting as an adviser to the Britishers. He is considered the
best player in Spain.
Bostlck. ss 3 2 2 4 3 4
Melter. p 4 0 A 0 5 1
Totals 33 6 11 27 14 7
MURRAY.
AB R II PO. A. E
Gay. cf 5 0 1 2 1 0
Carman, rf and p 0 Q :'. 1 0
Menges, ss F. 1 3 2 3 0
Plynes. If. 5 0 1 1 0
Thornton, lb 5 0 1 7 0
Caveney, 88 F 0 2 2 3 2
Pendleton 2b. 4 0 3 2 0
Auer. c . 4 0 0 6 2 0
Brown, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Crespl, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
Shader, p 2 0 0 0 2 0
Ruegg, rf " 0 0 0 0 0
Dawson 1 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 42 1 12 27 14 2
Dawson batted for Shader In eighth
SCORE B INNINGS
Boise 022 101 0006
Murray 001 000 000 l
SUMMARY
Tun base hits Moorehead, Bostlck,
Melter 2 Three base hit Thomas.
Runs batted In Bostkk. Schimpff I
Thomas. Melter 2, Thornton Hits I
Off Brown, 4 in 1 1-8 Innings, oft
Crespl, 2 in 1 lnnlnR. off Shader, 4
in 5 2-3 Innings; olf Carman, 1 in 1
innlnp: Bases on balls Off Brown 1,
off Crespl 3, off Shader 2 Struck
out By Shader 2 Double plays I
Bostlck to Thomas 2. Carman to
Auer, Menges to Pendleton Ieft on
hasesBoise 9, Murray 14 first base
on errors Boise 1, Murray 3. Sacn
fice hits Moorehead, Kelly. Sacri
fice fly -Bostlck. Time of game 1
hour and 32 minutes. Umpire La
Rocque.
GARRETT LOSES HIS
01 CAME i
SIXTH
Helena. Mont. June 9. After hav
ing held the Sea Gulls lo but three
hits and Bcoreless until the sixth in
ning, Manager Jess Garrett, on the
mound for the Vigilantes, mussed upj
two double plays in that reel and lost i
his own game today 8 to 6
Up to that eventful frame Huels
man was the only visitor to get past
j first base, while on the other hand
the locals had a lead of six runs
I French opened the stanza with a
clean single and went to third when
Garrett knocked Davis' hot grounder
out of the diamond with his meat
hand Had he let It go by it would
have been converted into a d6ublc
pla
Tonneman, the next hitter, made
first on Qulgley'a error, and French
scored Caldwell hit into a double
and McClain singled scoring Tonne
man Morgan landed safely on first
when Garrett repeated his former per
formance A single by Potts, a base
on balls and auother sincle by Huels
raan scored McClain, Morgan and
Potts.
Salt Lake scored its other runs in
the eighth, when, with one down,
Potts and Galena singled. Huelsman.
next man up. was deliberately walk
ed. but French, who followed, lined
out a clean hit which scored Potts
and Galena Huelsman scored when
McNeil booted Davis' hot grounder.
Morgan, who started for the visi
tors, was hit freely, and In five In
! nings six runs were gleaned off bin
. delivery. In the first inning McNeil
walked and scored when Lussi knock
ed the ball over the right field fence
for one of the longest hits ever seen
on the local grounds.
In the third, Rader took first on
Tonneman's error and scored on
LubbI s double. Lussl crosed the pan
nn jDoaTxl nJoul to center. Iu the
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 19U. .
fourth. CrlttendeD lifted the ball out
of the lot with none on, and in the
fifth Qulgley'8 single and Lussi's sac
rifice fly gave the locnls another
Schultz relieved Morgan in th"
sixth and held the locals to three
hits, two of which came m the ninth
Fast n elding on the part of French
and Rader and the home runs by
Lussl and CrlttendeD were features of
the game.
SALT LAKE:
AB R. H PO. A. E.
Potts ss 6 2 2 0 4 01
Galena. If 4 1 1 3 0 1
Huelsman, rf 4 l 2 l 0
French, 2b 5 1 3 2 5 0
Davis, cf 5 0 2 1 1 0
Tonneman. lb 1 1 13 0 1
Caldwell, 3b 4 0 u ( .', 0
McClain, c 4 1 1 7 1 0
Morgan, p 3 1 d 0 0 0
Schultz, p 2 0 10 10
Totals 42 8 13 27 15 21
HELENA. I
AB. R. H PO A E !
Rader, ss 5 1 0 4 3 0
Quigley, 2b 5 1 2 3 4 1
McNeil, 3b 4 1 0 0 3 3
Lussl, cf 3 2 2 6 0 0
Dean, rf. 4 0 2 3 1 0
Daschbach, If 4 0 0 1 0 o l
Clark, lb .4 0 1 2 0
Crittenden, c 4 1 3 4 0 0
Garrett, p 3 0 1 1 1 1
Gleason 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 37 fi 11 27 14 5
Gleason batted for Garrett 'n ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Salt Lake 000 005 0308
Helena 202 110 0006
SUMMARY
; Two bise hits Lussi, Garrett
; Home runs Lussi, Crittenden Sac
I rifice fly Lussl. Double plays
Quigley to ciark; Garett to Quigley
to ( lark Wild pitch Schultz. Stolen
bases Quigley, Dean. Bases on
balls Off Morgan 1. off Garrett 4
Struck out By Morgan 3, by Schultz
4, by Garrett 4. Hits Off Morgan 8
in 5 innings, off Schultz, 3 In 4 in
nings. Left on bases Salt Lake 11,
Helena 6. Time of game 2 hours
and 5 minutes Umpire Knell
STANDING OF CLUBS
Union Association.
Won Lost. Pet
Boise 21 U .568
Salt Lake 21 16 .568
Murray 19 16 543
Opden' 20 17 .541
Butte 17 20 .459
Helena 11 21 .314
National League.
Won Lost. Pet.
New York 25 lr, .625
Cincinnati 28 10 .596
Pittsburg 23 19 .548
Chicago 24 24 .500
Brooklyn 20 21 188
St Louis 22 26 .458
Philadelphia 21 26 457
Boston 14 28 .333
American League.
Won Lost. Pet
Philadelphia 27 17 .614
Washington 27 lri 587
Detroit 28 21 571
SL Louis 25 21 .543
Boston 22 22 .500
Chicago .22 25 .46S
New York 17 27 .386
Cleveland 16 32 .333
Federal League.
Won Lost. Pet
Baltimore 24 16 .600
Chicago 26 2u 565
Buffalo 21 19 .525
Pittsburg .20 22 .476
Brooklyn 18 20 .474
St Louis 22 25 .468
Indianapolis 19 23 .452
Kansas City 19 24 .442
American Association.
Won. Lost. Pet
Milwaukee 27 19 .587
Indianapolis 28 24 .538
Louisville ... . 1 ,' . . . 27 24 .529
Kansas City 26 27 491
Columbus 26 26 490
Cleveland. 26 26 ,490
Minneapolis 22 25 468
SL Paul 20 29 .408
YESTERDAY'S GAMES
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Indianapolis, .lunc 9 Mullin weak
ened In the eighth Inning today and!
Baltimore scored four run3 and tied
the game. Barter went In for In-j
dlanapolis in the ninth and was found.
for one run, the visitors winning!
7 to 6.
St LOuif, lune 9 Singles by Tnhln
and Boucher and a three-base blow
hy Ward Miller In the seventh inning,
gave St Louis two runs which en-l
nbiori the boms club to win from
Pittsburg 6 to 5 today.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
At Seattle Spokane 2. Seattle 4.
At Victoria Portland 0; Victoria 6.1
At Vancouver Tacoma 2, Vancou
ver 0.
COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, June 9.
The Score: R H E.
Los Angeles ' 1
San Francisco ft 6 3
Batteries - Fjhmke and Boles,
i Bauin and Clarke.
Portland. June 9.
Thr Bcdre: R. H E
I Oakland 1 3 0
Portland 4 9 1
Batteries Prough and Mltze;
Krauss and Fisher.
Venice, .lune 9. Venice Sacramento
j game postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, June 9 Chicago made a
clean sweep of the series with New J
York loday by defeating the visitors
in the final uame 7 to 4. CiCOtts was
; hit hard and was replaced by Seott
: who weakened in the ninth inning
j when the visitors started their be
I lated rally.
NEW RECORD IN
ASSOCIATION GAME:
Minneapolis, Minn . June 9 Minne-;
apolis and Louisville established a
new American association record to-1
day when they played a twenty in
ning Kanic that was won h Minns
apolis 3 to 2. The previous record
was set bv Milwaukee and Columbus.
July 16, 1913. when Milwaukee won
I in nineteen innlncs
Joe Lake pitched the entire pime
I for Minneapolis holding his oppo
nents to fifteen hits and striking out
eight Loudermilk worked twelve In
nings for the visitors and retired In
favor of Toney. Loudermilk struck
out fifteen men. Sensational fieldinc
and six doubles helped the pitchers
at critical moments. Minneapolis
scored a run in the first and another
in the second From then until the
twentieth the locals did not cros the
plate. It required three hours and
I 31 minutes to play the game.
RITCHIE SIGNS FOR
20-ROUND BOUT
New York. June 9 Willie Ritchie,
the world's champion lightweight
pugilist signed articles of agreement
here tonight for a 20-round bout with
Freddie v elsh, the English champion
for the world's lightweight champion
ship, in London on Jul 4. next.
Guarantee and forfeit money was
deposited by the representatives of
both boxers. Eugene Corn of Lon
don, has been selected as referee
Welsh sailed for England last Sat
unlay and Ritchie will leave tomor
row.
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