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h THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH. 1 RDA . UC1UBER 17. 1919. II f H
I TRAP SHOOTING, I 0 O i O TIMT W 1? AT C I I BASEBALL, AUTOS, I II
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$35.00 to $75.00
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1 ST. pmil wins
:' EIGHTH BATTLE
AGAINST TIGERS
i
0rA' LOS ANGELES. On 17. Threi
Wi' runs in the firM iiiimu.- ;.m e St. J ';iui
the eighth frame ot the wrstern minor
"i. iKiunf championship serf at Wash-
meton Park, here today, :t to 1. Tho
A ptc- now stands mm and four 1 n I
the final game will be played loda. 1
r. Ltt The Titers used fnur pitchers today
:haa r .mi -''fi-r to i-top the visitor? bu'
outi io no avail.
Imife The heavy hitiing visitors knot Iced ,
IBBii fiteh'-r J ' 1 1 of Vrrnon out o; tin- i.u
bon; in the first Maine and hit W Mitr'n-li.
I who replaced him, badly.
Yesterday's game, like several pre - j
is or; ions contests in the series, was fea
j tured by a number of tilts between the
tdltt I umpires and players of both teams.
VERNON
AB. R.H.PO A.E
J .Mitchell ss 1 it n 1 2 0
Hi i hadbourne ef . 12 2 0
I Meusel rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
I Fisher 2b 4 0 1 2 1 n
II Fddingtnn lb 4 0 1 4 0 pj
4k I one If :; 0 0 " " ;
IT l ,i. : "
Jryn Crocks r . - - ' II Old : 0
? j Hell p 0 0 o n Q oj
iak v Mitchell p 2 0 0 ii 0 ii ,
31 10 "
! nnernn p 0 0 0 0 9 f
I Ross p 11 '' ii
m! Totals 31 1 6 24 6 1 I
WEST HIGH MEETS GRANITE IN
! CRUCIAL GAME OF 1919 SEASON
ON GRANITE GROUNDS TODAY
j Both the Granite high and West hiuh
football teams are primed foe their
j came on the Granite campus this after
noon. The contest, which will begin
I at 4 o'clock, is regarded the most im
j portant of those to be played by the
I different high school elevens toda.
Neither team has' lost a fame this
(year, and the one winning out will be
considered a championship possibility
j Coaches Harry HaLon and Homer
Christensen of Granite and West high,
respectively, have been drilling iheir
men hard all week, and both teams
Uepm to be in the best possibk shape
: lor a hard contest. The Granite boys
have already showed, their strength by
; nolding the more experienced ngden
eleven to a 0 toO- tie score The West
hiffh haR also won their one league
came this season, that from the Jordan
Li am, by the score of 14 to 0. In (he
! early eason play the Jordan men were
:able to win over the Murray team.
but since that time ihc Granite men
have met and defeated the Smelter
j boys by a larger score than did .Tor
dan. From a comparison of these
games (here is no question thai both
j teams v. ill enter the contest 4lns atter
i noon evenly matched,
i A number of new players have en
tered Granite lately and several of
them will, no doubt, cet a chance to
get into the game Among them are
Scot Linell and Sims. These boys
should greatly strengthen the Red and'
(Blue The Granite students who repre
'sented their school almost 100 per
.cent at Ogden are all behind their
I team ami several meetings have been
held to instil the proper spirit into the
students. Practically the entire stu
dent body from the West high is ex-j
ST. PAUL
AB. R H PO A- E.
; Riggert i f 0 0 0 '
j Duncan 11 3 0 1 3 0
1 Miller ct 3 1 1 2 0 0
Hyatt lb 2 1 0 13 0
Hargrave c 4 1 1 3 0 0
McDonald 3b . . 4 0-2100
Berghammer 2b ... 3 0 1 4 '5 0
Boone ss 3 0 1 1 ( 1
Griner p 4 0 3 0
Totals 30 3 7 27 13 1
xBatted for W. Mitchell in eighth.
Score by innings
Vernon 000 100 00Q---1
St. Paul 300 000 OOx J
Summary Two-base hit McDon
ald. Sacrifice hit Boone. Struck out
By Dell 1; by Mitchell 9: by Gri
ner 2. Bases on balls Off Dell 3;
off Mitchell 2 Runs responsible for
Dell 3. Innings pitched Dell 2-3;
Mitchell 6 1-3. Finneran plus. Ross 1.
Charge defeat to Dell. Double plays
Boone to Berghammer to Hyatte (2),
Berghammer to Hyatt Empires
Murray and Toman
oo
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
ON PAGE 12. 1
ipected to attend the game.
The officials of the came are to be
selected by James E. Moss, president
of the r H. S. A. A
An assembly -as held yesterday
morning at the West high school to
stimulate spirit for oday's game.
When a census was taken to esti
mate the number going to Granite to
day, the whole Btudent bodv respond
ed to the person. It is expected .hat.
fully 1000 rooters will be at Granite to
cheer their teams on. Those who took
part in the West high program Were
John Sharp, a local singer who ren
dered several solos, an dthe following
members of the football squad I bb k
Mitchell, A and D Everitt. Gra. i Rot)
erts, George Marthakls and Captain
Vernal Funk. School songs and yellfl
ren led by Alex Bscandon. Bay Wal
lace was in charge of the meeting.
Several announcements concerning
school work were made by Principal
Fred D. Keeler.
The teams will prooably line up as!
follows .
West High Grnnit-
Roberts le Sm:'.h
Mark H Andrews:
McDonald lg Spahr
Mitchell ,.c Green
A. Everitt rg Young
D. Everitt rt Gini
Yarnell re Patter son
Von Elm qb Cornwall
Hagen lhb Hart
Funk fb.. Cuiler, Stevens
Ruld, Bruckner . ..rhb . S. Summerhays
Probable substitutes West h'gh,i
Sudburj Marthakls, Gregory, Rooin :
son. Williams. Granite, v Peterson.l
Buehner, Schrepel, Hj Sumrrerhays,
Hamilton. Stevens. Lindsay.
i Eleven Westbound
Planes Arrive
In Cheyenne
CHEYENNE, Wyo . Oct. 16. Eleven
westbound planes in tbe air derby
across the continent arrived in Chey
enne this afternoon. The plane of
Lieutenant Charles L. Osborne, who
arrived here at 3.28, was wrecked as
the aviator was attempting to iand on
the" local field. At a height of Seventy
five feet his motor stalled and the ma
chine dropped to earlh end over end,
and was wrecked, although neither av
iator was Injured.
Major Simons, who arrived nere In
No. 19 at 1:07 p. m , was ordered to
return io Washington at once, no ex
planation of the order being given The
plane piloted by Major Simons will be
turned over to Captain Stanley, whose
machine was badly damaged here thisj
afternoon whe-n he attempted tc lar.d i
The aviators who arrived here west-;
bound during the afternoon were Ms
Jor Henry Abbey. No. 7, arrived at I
I
12 45; left at 2:39. Lieutenara J. H
Machle. No. 17. arrived 2 55. Major
E. L. Lyon. No. 28. arrived 2 57, left
at 4:11. Captain C. G. Pomeroy. No.
10, arrived 1:13 Major J. W. Simons,
No 19. arrived 1:07. LieutnarH G. H.
Cab-, No 46. arrived 1:89 latt at'4
p m. Lieutenant R H. Maugham. No.,
105. arrived at 1:13. left at 143. Lk-u-'
tenant D C. Kirkpatrick, No. 41. ar
rived at 1:24. left at 1.54. Captain F.
Stanlej. machine damaged when land
ing. Lieutenant Charles L. Osborne,
No 30, arrived at 3:28. Lieut. -nam J
T. Johnson, No 106, arrived 3:45.
Liuetenant Pearsjn who flw 18
miles from Reno today, was held here
overnight and hoped to get away at
sunrise arid overtake Lieutenant May
nard.
Captain Felix Strinle whose pl?ne,
No. 22, was wrecked in landing, v. ill
continue westward tomorrow In ma
chine No 10. Lieutenant Charles L
Osborne, No. 32, whose machine was
wrecked in landing, will continue In
the race if he can get a substitute
machine.
O".
Roger Breshnahan
Quits Baseball
CHICAGO, Oct, 17 This winter will
mark the passing from baseball of
Roger Patrick Breshnahan. one of he
most picturesque characters ever con
nected with tbe national pastime. The
Duke of Tralee ' is about to depart
the game in which be gained renown
Breshnahan. it will be rem inhered,
streaked across the baseball horizon
in the days of the old Giants, when he
was thp leading catcher of the Na
tional league. He was so able that he
topped the batting order and often per
formed in the outfield when not eni
ployed behind the bal.
Getting down to more modern Umes
Roger Patrick acquired tho Toledo
dub of the American association after
that team had played an unprofitable
season in Cleveland, and set forth on
his merr way as a magnate. He ran
into the worldwide war and finauclal
J difficulty, and it was rumored tha: he
went broke on the venture.
Frank Coates, president of the com
pany that operates the electric light -and
street railways in Toledo, ha
; been offered the presidency of the
Mudhens, which means that Roger Is
I out Coates is in doubt if he will ac
cept. John Gansel, a sterling minor raan
lager, has Indicated that he wishes to
, acquire Breshnahan's stock in the To
! ledo club, and he ma succeed. He
has managed the Kansas City club for
the past two years, prior to which ho
was in i he Federal league and in Reeh
ester, N. Y
oo
Weber Gridders to
Meet B.Y.C. Today
Coach Malcolm Watson's Weber grid,
stars will do battle with tne fast B Y. j
C. players bpre this afternoon in wnat
giver, promise of oeing a first rate
game. Coach Watson has some first',
class men in harness and although ihe!
I Weber boys are placing their first sea-'
son they have shown a world of class
I Lindsay at halfback for Watson has
niagi "
HiiiiimiispiiiiiEiBiiBiaEiginiiiiRiiiiT I
I -the young S
men's store
M .are called "young men's ( h rofoSP Jifl
, conservative and quiet that jjj 'ffl
R but we notice that these f j H l''1' l
J some men of 25 want the uS ill
quieter models; some men 1 " j " 1 !
stuff. I
M Copyright 1919, Hart SchaffneriMan J 'H
JJCDEN UTAH l
m e a mm i s s s e m s u m a mMM a i aummmm e
the makings of one of th best backs
evey developed in the high school cir
Cles in the stale He is shifty, speedy
'ball and while they met defeat Lhej
and a natural player. Watson expects I
Lindsay to Carry the bulk ot attack to
day. In their two recent games the
Weber 'stars have played wonderful
showed Hie lighting spirit. Tbe ganu
today will start at 3'30 o'clock anu i' '
is expected that a large crowd will be i J '
on hand to root tor the teams.
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