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THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1919. I
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y 1wbosSsMcN"S PORT ING NEWS HBASESg J I
DETROIT WINS IN
A LONOCONTEST
DPrTROrT. July IS Philadelphia
forced Dotroit to co fourteen lnninc
today to gain a f to 4 victory' Pinch
bitters started a rallj for the visitors
in the ninth thai tird thr sr-or and
from thn on the cmi" Wl - b plti hers'
battle betwon Eh rake and Perry who
. re.lb-ved Johnson.
Score R H E.
Philadelphia
U 200 001 001 00 004 13 4
i Detroit . ooo no.- ojo ooo (- ." 11 1
.John.-on. Perry and Perkins, Mc
Awy; Ehrake and Amsmitl)
SENATORS 11. SOX 1
i:j CHU AGO, Jul) 16 Erlckson held
' Chicago to four smtferd hits today.
while Washington batted Lowdermilk
I and Danforth freelv and won 11 to l.
Score; R. H E.
Washington .. .001 225 01011 15 1
Chicago 100 ooo 000 1 A
Erickson and Piin;h; fianforth,
Lowdermilk and I,nn Schalck.
CLEVELAND DEFEATS BOSTON
CLEVELAND, July 16 Cleveland'
won Its eiplnh Kaii)' ' iho B6MO0
from Boston today, t h score brunt: .!
to 1 It was Pitcher Mers' first ic
lory for Cleveland
Jrf Score: R. H. E.
71 Boston 000 (ion oio 1 7 l
Cleveland ooo mil n :i s n,
Pennork and Schang; Wallers, My
ers and ) N'eill.
BROWNS 5; YANKS 0
Ik. ' ST. LOCIS. July 16--Shocker was1
invincible while St Louis hit Hip 6ff( r
incs of Shawkev hard and tlmel and f
shut out New York In the first same
Of the series 5 to 0.
Scor R. H E 1
i New York .. . Oiki imiO OOO -0 4 0
l St. Loui 001 101 02 5 10 0 4
Shawkey and Hannah; Shocker and
Severeid.
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I AMERICAN LEAGUE
I
CLUB STANDING.
W. L Pet.
Chicago 4R 27 640
New York II 80 5.77
Cleveland 42 34 553
I Detroit 40 34 .541
St. IXJUis , . .30 34 .534
Boston 31 41 .441'
Washington 82 13 427
Philadelphia . .19 68 .226
Yesterday's Results
i At Chicago Washington 11, Chica
go L
m THE WORST IS YET TO COME
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incv-Hc ff ;
At Cleveland Boston 1, Cleveland 3
At St Louis St. Ixiuis ", New York
At Detroit Detroit 5 Philadelphia
(Fourteen innings.)
COAST LEAGUE
CLUB STANDING.
W. L. Pct.j
Los Angeles 59 37 .615
Vernon 53 41 .564
San Francisco 50 45 .526
Salt Lake 46 43 .517
Oakland 45 52 .464
Portland 42 49 .462 1
Sacramento 49 53 .424
Seattle ;.37 51 .420 1
Yesterday's Results.
At Los Angeles Vernon 13, Los
Angeles l
t an Francisco Seattle 2, San
Francisco 3
At Sacramento Sacramento 5, Oak 1
land 0
At Salt Lake Salt Lake 15, Port
land 2.
TENNIS PLAYER IN ACTION
CHICAGO July 17 Every tennis
player in i ho, running in the ninth
annual champronship tournament on
clay courts will get into' action this af
ternoon. A full program la scheduled
with men's singles in the sixth round
and the winners to qualify for the
semi-finals, men's doubles in advam d
rounds, women's ingles, players com
peting in earh round eliminations and
women's and mixed doubles contests
to begin.
The sixth round matches in mn's
singles today will qualify the players
who will meet Friday in th' semi
finals. The pairings ,ne William Til
den, Jr.. Philadelphia VB Axel Fraen.
Pr-rkele Cal , Roben G Klnsey, San
Francisco Walter K W hronk. 1
i rot t ; William M Johnston, San Fran
cisco, vs L. Harry Wnldnor, Winnet
ka, 111., Waller T. Hayes, Chicago, vs
Vincent Richards, Yonkers, N. Y
BEAVERS LOSE TO
BEES BYJ5 TO 3
SALT LAKE. July 16 Again the
Bees clouted the Beavers' pitchers
freely and won by 15 to 3. It was a
day of two base hits three bas hits
and home runs. Rumler got one of
the latter as well as three two bag
gen. Sheely and Walker did a little
Clouting
The score:
PORTLAND.
AB R H PO A E.
Bluo lb 5 0 2 8 1 0
Westerzil 3b 5 0 1 2 2 Q
Spcas If 5 2 2 1 0 0
Walker'cf 5 1 2 1 0 1
Siglin 2b 4 0 2 3 3 0
Koehler c 4 0 1 8 3 0
Rader SB 4 0 1 0 2 0
Cox rf 4 0 2 1 0 0
Penner p 5 0 0 0 2 0
Totajfi 41 3 13 24 13 1
SALT LAKE
AB R H PO. A. E.
Maggert ef , 1 2 0 2 0 0
Krug 2b 5 2 1 2 3 0
Mulvey If 4 3 i 2 0 0
Rumler rf 5 4 5 3 0 0
Sheely lb 4 1 3 10. 1 0
Johnson ss 6 o 2 2 3 2
Mulligan 3b 4 0 0 1 2 0
Byler c .' 5 1 2 4 0 0
Markle p 4 2 3 1 4 0
Totals 38 15 17 27 13 2
Score by innings:
Portland
Runs 100 000 002 3,
Hits 211 100 22413
Salt Lake
Runs 204 402 30 15
Hits 104 512 31 17
Summary: Two-base hits Rader, I
Westerzil, Walker (2), Rumler (3).
Sheel (2). Markle. Three base hit--Mulvey.
Home run Rumler. Sacri
fice fly Siglin. Sacrifice hlts--Mag-gerl
(j). Krug, Markle. Stolen bases
Koehler, Cox, MagerL Johnson (2)
Base on balls Off Ppnnpr 6 nff f.-ir. i
kle 3 Struck out By Penner 4, by
Markle 3 Runs responsible for
Penner 13. Markle 3 Left on bases
Portland 1". Salt Lake 8 First base
on errors Portland 2. Sail Lake 1.
Time of game 1 hour and 53 minutes.
Umpires Easton and Held.
oo
BENGALS 13, ANGELS 6
LOS ANGELES, July 16
Score: R H. E.
Vernon 13 13 2
Los Angeles 6 12 0
Houck. Fromme and Brook, Brown
Pertica, Fittery. Schult2 and Boles
00
OAKS 5, SENATORS 0
SACRAMENTO, July 16
Score: R. H. E.
Oakland 0 4 0
Sacramento 5 5 0
Holling. Falkenburg and Mltzo.
Malls and Cook
oo
RAINIERS 2 SEALS 3
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16
Score: R H B
Seattle 2 8 1
San Francisco 3 8 1
Regan and Sweeney; Couche and
i Baldwin.
oo
Pop Geers Drives
Heir Reaper
As a Winner
KALAMAZOO, Mirh., July 16
I "Pop" C.fers driving Heir Reaper, won
the $3000 Paper Mill purse for 2:06
trotters, at the grand circuit meeting
his afternoon Royal Mack won the
first hpat in a sharp brush with The
Toddler and Prince Lore-. But aft--r
that Geers swept to the front and
foupht every Inch of the road for vic
tory Only two horses started in the free-for-all
pace, but the race was inter
esting and was won by a short head
each time bv the noted Indian Wiggler
Single G Murphy drove Directum J
against him
Murphy won the three-year-old trot
(.asily with Brusiloff, whiW the 2 11
trot with 13 in the field was won by
Echo Direct.
Starter Merrill announced the four
miles trotted by Peter Bllliken and
Winnemota In the 2:12 trot. Tuesday
afternoon, constituted a world's record
for a four-heat race over a half-mil1
track. The time was 2:194; -3
09, and 2:09
rwr
Bigelow and
Ford Tie at the
Shoot Wednesday
E L. Ford and A. P, Bigelow tied
yesterday at the Ogden Gun club shoot
at the- Ogden country club wiih IS
breaks out of a possible 50. C. J. Doon '
won a point In the Becker cup contest
IThis gives Doon four point-. ;m-:
club members declare that the indica-j
Hons are that Doon will win this
honor
John Cowan and W H. Mitchell of
Salt Lake were at the shoot and par-;
Itlclpated John M Browning made a
I point on the Old Time Shooters cup
and A. P. Bicelow on the Dupont tro
phy. The scores were:
A. P Bigelow . IS
E. L. Ford 48
Jack Browning 46 !
'C J. Doon 16 1
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j iHt QUITO j H
Ir--S HAl HA HA I
4' " ANYOODV OM K
SAY THA-rHiJ B
- - - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- - t
J. M. Browning 4c
John Taylor 15
.lohn Cowan : . H
W H Mitchell 3
Twenty-one Yard Handicap.
A P. Bigelow 21
.1 M Browning 22
E. L Ford 22
John Taylor . 21
CO J. boon 21
rir
Call on J. J. Brummitt a',
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
OQiNGS OF THE DUFFS 1
lWAT m I zTTTI I, , NU CO OUT AUD FLAW H.' ' 1 ) TMEC?g- kT A MlfXTe AUD mlW UAv.J FxikJ
M(C& j , AU 5E UE
TOOTS AND CASPER- ' You Can Have Thrilling Experiences Right at Home By J. E. MURPHY i
(toots-this i CftPTRtKjxt jL ICrPYou Mvw Hvvje hrd r io-o o-ort1. hovsj ? ? (u?.. MV V
V 1MftN KC Jl ON THE OCtft CBPTWH' J , 1 MPiZ AN0 WO-HEUVC Jk - L LftNOlOW
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Rippling I
Rhymes I
By WALT MASON.
PATIENCE. I
.No mat if r what goo? wrong, no odds 1
what wirea are crossed, you'd better H
beave a sons, than se vour temper k
lost. If cussing things would help. '(
1 1'd suy, "By all means cuss; put up .
H nuwi ana yeip, auu raibe a uetujuj
fuss." But this course doesn't chase k
the shades of gloom away; Just wear
a chi erftii face, and things will be o. H
K 1 drove eight hundred miles, this
spring, in my t in car; the rain, in fifty H
Btyles, came down, from clouds ajar. f
Tht roadway was a flood, and my old L
faithful boat just foundered in the I
mud, and then- gave up its goat. Time
was when I'd have reared and pawed t
around and wept, and torn my sorrel H
beard, whil- watch and ward I kept. H
But years have made me wise; I know I
that patience wins; and forty thousand
sighs aren't worth a brace of grins. I
And so I waited there and whistled
half a day, then saw a granger fare
with horses down that way. He hauled
me from thj mire and only asked 1
buck, and 1 tuned up my lyre and L
blessed my goodly luck. The mud-
holes dot life's way .and there we oft
ar' mired, and some stand up and
bray, and make the welkin tired; the j
wise man sits and hums a tune that
should be canned, until some fellow
comes and hauls him to dry' land,
o l
f I I
LITTLE- BENNY'S
Notebook I
By LEE PAPE I
j
My cuzzin Artie came erround today I
and me and him made up a mind reed- j
ing trick, being for me to pertend to II
know what he was thinking of in his I
mind and for him to say yes no mat- Ic
ter 11 was, ajid we went in ware
pop was reeding the paper in the set-
ting room, me saying. Do you wunt I
to see a grate mind reeding trick, pop.
1 can reed Arties mind easy as any-
n. bus Artif got a mind? sed Pop.
Yes sir, do you wunt to see me.
pup" 1 sed. And 1 put my hands on
Arties aed uid looked In his eyes I
about Z inch'-- awa saying. Presto
change . youre thinking you would 1
wish it was winter agen if you dident
to go to Bkool, and its a good j
thing the Germlns dident win the war.
Ye.-, s'd Artie.
Very wonderful, now let me reed j
mv paper, sed pop. and I sed. I can 1
do it every time, pop. do you wunt I
in s.-f in- do it agen" And I red Ar-
mind agun. saying, Youre think
ing North America is bounded on the
east bv the Atlantick Ocean and a
recking chair wouldent wejrk without i
es, sed Artie 1
1 wouldent of bleevd it If I hadent
seen it with my own eyes, now let
me rend my paper ,sed pop. and I
me reed my paper, sed pop, and 1 1
try. pop. do you Avunt to see me reed I
it agen? I
Positively not. sed pom and I sen,
I wonder If I fan reed your mind, pop, I
wat will you give me if I reed your
mind rite, pop?
III throw you my purse as the an-
clenl kings use t" do, in other words,
sed pop.
;. all rite. I sed. And l out my
bands on pop bald spot and ioorl
in his eyes, saying. Youre thinking
I aim going to get the dime.
Well Irir Ihe love of Peet. darn it
you dident geee rite, sed pop.
And he gave me the dime, being a
1?04 one. and me and Artie went out fH
and spent it in less thau half a hour
Read the Classified Ads. I I
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