M I . 2 THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGPEN, UTAH. SATURDAY, APRIL 15, T9T6. i

was sent to rescue. Hlg stemmed ' I tho tide, the Beavers winning 4 to 1. MONEY j Portland BIG FOR and Runs 200 000 0204 Sporting i 301 121 '1 Athletic News 3 mWAmMMrmMMA HIta 0109 niorniii OTinn I t Runs 000 000 1001 Hits 000 0112116 I YOKEL-BROWNG- O CHAMPION CLUBS Tris Speaker Costs Cleveland STANDING OF Over $50,000 Other No- BATTER AGAIN IN FORM TO REPEAT i PACIFIC COAST tEAGUE. table Bargains. ' CULLED it DRAW I Won. Lost. PcL ? Los 7 3 700 f l Angeles ; 1 of Speaker by f Oakland G 600 The sale Tris the 6 Boston Americans for more than $50,-j0- 0 M I Three Hours and Forty-fiv- e Two poses of Larry Doylxi in ac- Vernon 5 .155 I Portland 5 6 455 calls to attontion tho other trans- H I Minutes of Vrestling tion. Left: Hitting out a long San Francisco .. 5 fi .455 fers of stars In which biff l changed Horo Is a M I Stopped by Police When one, and right: spearing a diffi- H Salt Lake :... 3 6 .333 money hands. list I of the most notable bargains, with H I Both Men Are Ex-- cult hopper. p Results. the price generally believed to have 1 R y&wia&v? MM5 1 'l Salt Lake 14, Los Angeles 5. been paid: H hausted. Larry Doyle, star batsman of I Speaker, Boston Ameri- I. San Francisco 3, Vernon 2. Tris the New York Giants, is in form Portland 4, Oakland 1. cans, bought by Cleveland. H I Salt Lake, April 15. Tribune: Price said to be over ?50,000 ' again to repeat his batting aver- Ath- H I After three hours and forty-thre- e Today's Games. Eddie Colins, Philadelphia H I ivinutes of gruelling wrestling, Mike age of last yeyar, when he led the f Los Angeles at Salt Lake. letics, bought by Chicago H J Yokel and Pet Brown were prevented National League in this depart- j Hj 1 from continuing their bout at the Salt - - H Lake theatre this morning. The ment of the pastime. Fj H match was stopped by the police, Of-- Doyle is one of the most consist- H fleer Leo Mayhew performing the act. H Both wrestlers were so much ex-- ent and dependable batters the H hausted that neither could have suni- - game has ever known. Some ex- H moned sufficient strength to have perts rank him with Ty Cobb in rolled his opponent over had the Iat-to- r batting, while Doyle may not offered no resistance whatever. and, 1 After the match had gone three be so fast on the bases as Cobb, he hours appeals were made to stop it, is far above the average. 1 as ft was then clear that both con H testants were fast n earing the point Hj where human endurance would break. J H However, the match was permitted to H continue for forty-thre- e minutes long- - Hj The match was the hardest-fough- t H wrestling bout ever staged in Salt H Lake. It exceeded the record of the H okel-Jorda- n bout by seven minutea H in time, and In point of wrestling it H exceeded that bout Immeasurably. H V In Best of Shape. Hj The men were in the best of shape, H which is amply proved by the length H of the match and by the strength and H endurance displayed. Brown is the I H niddler. eight champion of the world, H liavfug won that title from Yokel' H in a match at Taylor, Texas, two H ' Korp ago For the match tost nlfxhl H P2Sht btipulation was that each H tliotild give or take two pounds. At H 3 ,o?clock yesterday afternoon Brown H 159 S pounds and Yokel 159 4 While the bout was called HH a llh.unplonship match, it was not so H la, fact Since the middleweight hm- - H it Is 15S pounds, it necossar'h fol B lows that only a wrestler weighing M that poundage or less can claim the M title, providing he beats Brown H Yokel surprised his most ardent H ar.mirprs by the "come-back- " he stag-- H eu. jot even nis mosi binceie wcn- - M wisher had thought for a moment that tor mosi needed Following the cus-- . prfssion on his adversary, no matter wrestling bouts shall bo stopped at many body-brea- 1 m tl;Js veteran of so tom in matches of this kind, there In what favorable circumstances he the end of three hours. That is tin H ing j.nd nerve-Tackin- g mat battles was a great deal of "head wrestling," many iiMjgiiiiiiii'l mmmk lound himself rule in a great places, and cer '"IPi'ii which he H could get into the condition the technical name for which is the .J tier the bout had been stopped, tainly would find favor with wres M showed last night "referee's hold. ' It is this hold which somebody struck Referee Will Thorn tling funs here. H Skill and Endurance. tells th sior of which of the op-- I ton In the eye, and another man was Georgo NScholsen and Pete Kalos H A match for "blood," such as was oneitt has the greater endurance knocked off the stage and Into the or- wrestled thirty minutes to a draw In In last night's 1 'at night's, essentially calls for skill match, how ever, there chestra pit; but, generally speaking, the i reliminary. M and stamina, the latter being the fac- - was an astonishing lot of work on the the crowd behaved in an orderly man- Brown recovered quickly after the mat. Yokel probably set a record for ner, all things taken Into account. match. He is in doubt as to what he - wrestling in any class he stayed when There were some there, of course, will do in the immediate future. A ' Sox, 1915 50,000 "behind" Brown continuously thirty-e- Brooks. Sau Francisco at Vernon. White for who urged a continuance It was no- match between Brown and Jack Har Ath- ight minutes "Staying behind' Probable batteries for today's Portland at Oakland. Frank Baker, Philadelphia ticeable that these for the most part, bertson of Ogden has been on the game: bought by s is wretallng parlance for being on the It Salt LAke Fittery, Mulllns. letics, New York Bell-an- were considerably Inebriated tapis, and It is probable that will Reisigl Los Angeles Yankees, 11116 35,000 afgressivo. intro- and Hannah. NATI.ONAt tEAGUE. The probable effect of last night's be arranged Harbortson was Scroggins and Boles. Joe Tinker, Cincinnati Nation- Neither man was ever seriously In match will be a police ruling that duced last night as a challenger. Won. Lost Pet H Absolutely Removes danger of being thrown. Holds were Tho game starts at 2:30 o'clock. New York 2 0 1000 als, bought by Brooklyn, B Indigestion. (applied at various times, but they Boston 1 0 100U 1913, (never reported) 25,000 Onepackage 1 Marty Paul, Amer- were broken with reasonable expedl The bombardment of Fort Sumpter, Cincinnati '...2 .667 O'Toole. St. H 25c St 2 1 .667 ican Association, bought by proves it at all druggists. I tion in every case Twice Brown tried the on even Louis ! attack Port Arthur and Pittsburg, 1912 22,500 to fasten a body scissors, but each MONTY SAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE FIRST the reduction of the fortresses pt Pittsburg 1 2 .333 time Yokel escaped easily was Liege Chicago 1 2 .333 Larry Chappelle, Milwaukee, It and Namur had nothing on the Association, bought with the bod scissors that Brown fusillade pumped at the enemy at Ma- Philadelphia 0 2 000 American beat Yokel in their former match at jestic park yesterday afternoon when Brooklyn 0 1 .000 by Chicago White Sox, 1913. 1S.000 Lefty In- the Salt Lake theatre. the Utes defeated the Angels, 14 to 5, Russell, Baltimore, by shelling out to the Results. ternational league, bought by I.SLADE; Half nelsons, combined with the sixteen hits Philadelphia 1918. 12,000 Athletics, seven. 3. crotch or with the body, were fre Cincinnati 4, Chicago Fritz Baltimore, Inter- Besides, it was a well considered 5, 3. Maisel, quently attempted by both men, but St Louis Pittsburg national league, bought by New j they attack, eleven of the shots being game post- also failed of result. Yokel triea New York Yankees, 1913 .. . 12,000 for a toe hold continually during his grouped In the fourth and fifth in- poned: rain Ev- Rube Marquard, Indianapolis, long period of being "behind," but (By Monty.) ter Pipp, New York; Jacques Fourn-ler- , nings for an even dozen tallies Boston-Brookly- n game postponed; ery of the service engaged In Brown's cleverness kept him out of 15 Chicago; Chick Gandil, Cleveland, branch rain New York, April Judging from of rapid-fir- e danger. way during Joo Judge, Washington, and Babe Bor-to- the rout and the rattle he they have performed against the ramparts was oc- The amazing thing - Louis The Browns are put bullets Today's Games. about the match heir first few days of play this sea- St casionally punctuated by the boom SEALS WIN IN I was the strength by cam- - at the bottom here, but they wouldn't Boston Brooklyn. H shown both. Not on and what they did In past of a target It the at GoldsmithJPL o wrecker as cleared until two hours fifty-tw- minuteB 1910 be If Fielder Jones had George Slsler York Philadelphia. and aigns, the crop of major league barriers New at Official League Ballj$? had elapsed did the first sign of basemen is best in more than playing first Instead of In the out- farthest Chicago at Cincinnati. H irst tho Tho opposition was early driven In- weariness come, seem- - field That boy would have to rank M . THE PEEK OF ALL JggBl and then both i decade Capable citizens are gunrd- to concrete entrenchments, and Pittsburg at St Louis. ed to become affected almost simul- ng every somewhere up In the list. Its FIRST INNING WALTER the Initial station for team what bit of spit firing It was able to U JOHNSON SrSM taneously. Thereafter their exhaus- n both big circuits It Is hard to Ranking tho whole bunch, we would AMERICAN LEAGUE. tion place them thus Daubert, Mclnnls, accomplish failed to daunt the war- became rapidly apparent, anu lay which league has the better many a Won. Lost Pet ten Merkle, Saier, Hoblltzoll, Konetchy, riors led by the veteran of 2 0 Los Angeles, April 14. The SeaJa vithin minutes after the first junch, but the majority of unbiased Hughes. St Louis 1000 sign of hon- - Burns, Pipp, Fournler, Miller, Luder- battle, General Tom 2 0 1000 got to Chief Johnson hard In the first weakness both wore waning rltics probably would award that Boston '. Bor-to- Score by Innings: of today's game fast. r to the National. us, Gandil, Judge, Johnston and Washington 1 0 1000 Inning and won right It Philadelphia enthusiasts don't Los Angeles Chicago 2 1 .667 there, 3 to 2, by hard hitting at the nas then that the first appeals Who ranks as the premier first 110 were made to stop the match. had country is think their Fred Luderus belongs elev- Runs 0111005 1 2 .333 right time It was the first win for It lacker of the considerable 110 012 200 7 Detroit gone beyond tho point where skill an open question now and may be enth- Most of them think he deserves Hits New York 0 1 .000 the visitors during the series. if Is Salt Lake did not counted A fall for either almost cer- ven more so by the time the end of first place He a heavy hitter, no Cleveland 0 2 .000 Johnson seem to have a ; Runs 000 750 20x 14 Cin- tainly would have been in a great he season draws near. For this dis doubt, but In practically everything Philadelphia 0 2 .000 thing and It's hard to see why 012 651 lOx 16 J measure accidental. inctlon the older league certainly can elso he is appreciably worse than the Hits cinnati should have put up such a The spectators took up the cry, present a larger number of eligible average ot the bunch playing this Results. fuss to get him. j' "Draw, draw!" but the bout was al candidates. year. Chicago 7, Detroit 2 San Francisco j' H 'for aghteen8KSVtt?S? JtfriS3 lowed to go on. Physicians in the" Considering value on both offense All other games were postponed; Runs 300 000 0003 M Innings. Ast NSfegfflVPrtWfiy 303 010 your house declared that both were In so and defense, we would rate tho Na- OAKS HAND OVER rain. Hits 0029 H dealer or W&ffi&i&&mEr Each ' H postpaid. "QcSaife 81.25 enfeebled ,a condition that a fatal tional Leagueis in this order. Jake Vernon heart attack might be looked for any Daubert, Brooklyn; Fred Merkle, New ANGELS LOSE TO Today's Games. Runs 000 000 020 2 ,Told.3iitiitli5P0iniH(i moment. After three hours and fif- York; Vic Saler, Chicago; Ed. Konet-chy- , St Louis at Cleveland. Hits 200 220 1119 Vjfixaraxiteed GOODS5 teen minutes Yokel became practic- Boston; Dots Miller, St Louis; GAME TO BEAVERS Washington at New York. l ally blind, and Brown was so H FIRST became they LAST weak Fred Luderus, Philadelphia; Doc John- Detroit at Chicago. H PJT Mtr .onld vrod for FREE OaUlon of lrofl-- that he did no more than fall upon ston, Pittsburg, and Hal Chase, Cin- SALT LAKE IJTES Philadelphia at Boston H 5lloRM0Titetl3mipl,lleS'0tC- - ' Yokel's neck and Bhoulders when cinnati. What a howl Chaso would San Francibco. April 14. Wynn m FREE fT11 dp Md iw piijbr Rniu." they came together again. put up If he knew anybody nominated Noyes pitched star ball for Portland We still have I 7 how to pitch, cunot. contain plo- - Even iri the final minutes Lake, April 14. Innings today, a small stock H Jarej and rtoriM of stare. Oomo la anil set aTjpy. there him for last place In his circuit! Salt The score: for seven and had the Off PROUDFIT were surprising bursts of speed the The American League first sackerc Salt Lake 14, Los Angeles 5 Oaks at his mercy, allowing but one of early Eureka Seed Potatoes. H SPORTING reserves of being beyond I GOODS CO, both almost rank about this way: Stuffy Jack Mc The batteries: Salt Lake Hughes and a single . In the last of Buy before they are gone. 1 belief. Yet neither had sufficient Innis, Philadelphia; Dick Hoblltzeh nnd Hannah. Los Angeles Stand-rldg- the ninth, however, he filled the bas- strength remaining im- - Wal- - I to make an Boston; George Burns, Detroit; Brant, Horstman and Boles, es with ono down and Higginbotham Blackrnan & Griffin Co, ( IO OFFICER CRUST. HE DOESN'T CARE FOR REMNANTS!

1 Wife. I ' M S KNOW fM cfeUST FPAKK,OHLY, (S? -- -- HAS f Vr?f I WWeFINE amii A LoaKG 0WE KEWEB fl00O, BUT SSSSt rlr I

riA,B HASM-O- SHE 18 I I Vfc; V7 sink MGE You)P AlA VWAS N0 CW A(iftA YEAfcS OLD &k&y H zr- - Jin FOR CHANOB W J (fSC

' 1 ! L . 1 -- H . , ,; fcBE,oos " if b r - . fjHr