H ! THE EVENING STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1912. IV" ' ) SCOOP o BISCUITS ARE NOT LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE & ,,.,.,,, .nn-Fq- .ii. ' H J I - il u cMfF' I m I li UU tfE TO ft CHCMIS1 1 C " ,-- i ill hCUS M& STRANGER TrT 3SCUT

:' ,; tory over the skillful Mike was some- of theso, however, played under con- - 'i I what of a surprise, although It was ditlons more favorable to the batter, clean cut. and If compelled to play under the I Oyr prices are as low I Gibbons sidestepped, dodged and present rules and to face modern worked his Injured face out of reach pitching might shine with a lessened as the quality will I of the most dangorous blows direct- luster Jess Burkett and Ross Barnes the respective members of the Queensborry rulos would be insisted tlons u)on the death of President ed from the shoulder of McCarron, were tho only players to bat .400 or warrant. Beware of team: upon There will be no wrestling or Brush, the league began the IrOjel smiling at the Allentown fighter made better for three seasons, while Harry price cutter, as I I OGDEN TEAM IS Ogden Faculty. holding, said Griffin, and after one or inquiry which was open only to the the ozone take the count However, Stovey, , Adrian C. An-- 1 the Standing. Totals. two attempts at it the offonder will representatives of tho league nnd he Iniled to tako advantage of the son, Ed Delehanty and Cobb are thej Name Prone. by he who cuts the price S2 S3 105 be disqualified. newspaper men. Reporters figured openings left him McCarron's wild only ones to bat .400, then repeat justi O'Bvrno swings On whole it was a fight- ! 89 92 1S1 "in case of the fight being stopped as the principal witnesses after Fogel the once. As Ty has not displayod any' is willing to cut Capt Kneass ... er against the I WINNER IN Ballev "Ul S3 147 before the 20 rounds I will render a had appeared with formal denial of a clever boxer and the symptoms of slowing down, he may won by Henley (J6 S3 155 decision. the truth of the charges made against honors were the former. reasonably be expected to duplicate quality to equalise his past two years Hawks CS 75 Ritchie has been the idol of leal him. achievement of the the price. CONTEST Roach S2 96 178 pugdom during his training. PS Facing all his fellow eluh presi- CONSIDER CHARGE next season. In that event he will j camp has beon crowded with boxers, dents, ilr. Fogel vehemently assert- be regarded as outclassing the best Totnls 451 518 9G9 of whom he Iiub had tho pick as spar- ed that statements, which he was AGAINST FOGEL of the as there are now 2 Salt Lake Faculty. ring partners, while Wolgast has kept charged with making, had been made tricks in pitching that were not even A Mn ' The Ogden high school faculty, Name. Standing. Prone. Totals no regular helpers on hand. All crit- by a Philadelphia clergyman during dreamed of a dozen years ago EL ILrlr1 2C VJ New York. Nov. Magnates of ' be-fo- ra SG agree is in perfect Cobb has a long road to travel team defeated the Salt Lako high McDyer S5 171 ics that Ritchie a' conversation which was overheard the , ln session in McNiece 7G 91 1G7 physical condition. He wolghed 133't as he and Fogel were leaving the he equals Anson's record of .300 school faculty team yesterday after- yes- New York, will not tako up today tho for 15 years In ma- I' Capt. Webb SI 9G 177 pounds after his light workout Philadelphia ball park last September. charges consecutive the noon in a marksmanship contest. against President Fogel of jor league, or Wagner's even more lus- COAL & Jennings 76 75 151 terday. Fogel' declared that newspapermen the Philadelphia club, Involving his Each team was composed of six mem- - Goodale 73 76 149 who were nearby at the time errone- trous mark of 16 seasons of .300 or alleged statement that the pennant hotter, he is likely to do it range was 50 feet, the Gillilan 04 77 141 ously thought It was he that made as- but unless bers, the SEVEN COUNTS race was fixed. lie a leg. ties a in j sertions that the league race was upon breaks muscle a LUMBER CO. j Springfield rifle, 22 caliber, was used, This was tacitly agreed by bow knot or peeved and Totals 455 501 956 being "fixed," for the New York team In 0ets retires and the shots, 20 -- to each member, AGAINST FOGEL the assembled club presidents view Here is the complete list of big leag- 27 of to win. of of T. were fired at tho National Rifle as-- I New York, Nov Hearing the the death John Brush. It was uers who have batted .100 or better, I Fogel of Philadelphia, It was stated that only because of decided to hold only a briof session WE ALWAYS j sociatlon regulation target. BETTING ODDS case of Horace and the years In which they turned I shooting charged in seven counts with making the publicity that might follow, the this afternoon, adopt resolutions on I Some conception of the olcrgyman in question was not iden- the trick: HAVE COAL 1 of team may be had when FAVOR WOLGAST false and slanderous statements as Mr. Brush's death and adjourn until Tyrus Raymond Cobb, Detroit, 420, ability each Fo-go- j tified or asked to testify in Mr. l's l-- lmlls-s- .j president of the Philadelphia Base- tomorrow. 1911, .40G, Cleve- f , It Is remembered that the behalf. 19i2; Joe Jackson, Phone 865. j of Mr. Fogel said this afternoon that eye of the target is the size of a San Francisco, Nov 27. Ad Wolgast ball club concerning affairs the land. . 10S. 1911; Adrian C. Anson, Chi- yes- Fogel was asked if he believed never h silver dollar, the center being less and Willie Ritchie rested today from national league, was oponed lato the he did not know and had heard cago, .407, 1S79, .421, 1887, Dan umpires, president, or anyone Chicago news-pade- Y & terday was still in progress at the or of W. S. Forman, the than a dime in size. The contest-f-f active preparations for their Thanks- and thing Brouthcrs, Detroit, .419, 1S87; Pete standing them- midnight. At that hour there was connected with the National man quoted in dispatches from 1SS7; ants teach fired ten shots giving day fight and devoted league was Browning, Louisville, .471, Ross U ten shots from a prone po- to of long little prospect of an early conclusion crooked. there today as saying that he "had Barnes, Chicago, .404, 1S72; E. V. him when was In Chicago recently. and each selves tho entertainment "No," was emphatic Fogel he lk sition. lines of visitors to their respecthe of the case his answer. Fogel's own word for it" that Burch, Brooklyn. .404, 1SS7; Jesse Ritchie is taking things easy at his M At conclusion of iho shots from camps. day oponed with the The National league took up the lie admitted however, ho had ex- made tho charges leading to the pres- Burkett, St. Louis, .123. training camp at San Rafael, fearing the The pressed belipf controversy to "Murphy fight Cleveland and H the standing position the Salt Lake champion still a 2 to 1 favorite over Fogel case after having written into the that the Philadel- ent help 1SS5. 110, 189G; 102, 1S92; T P. to get into shape too quickly and go high school faculty was lead-- betting odds, its records today two important phia team had been 'given a "rotten his battles ln tho National league." Burns, .401, 1SS7; K team the local contender, the by Baltimore, Fred stale. v ing by four points. This lead, how-l- a however, in no wise representing pub- events tho death of John T. Brush, deal" the umpires during the lat- "There is more politics than real Clarke. Pittsburg, 40C, 1S97; Ed Dele- part en-tir- o jj ever, was rapidly cut down by the lic sentiment, il was declared. of the Now York club and announce- ter of the season, especially dur- solicitude for baseball behind this hanty, Philadelphia, .400, 1S91; .408. ing the against affair," continued Mr. Fogel. "All 5,000 If Ogden team when it began to shoot Pugilisitlc critics, who maintain that ment by Fogel of his formal resigna- three doubleheaders 1SD0; , Boston, .433 ; Fred ATHLETES J New in wero by Lynch ty M from the prone position and the Og-- If the odds are false to the form of tho tion on November 22 of the presi- York September of these claims started Dunlap. St Louis, .420. 1SS4; T. J ' In an effort on his part to gain sym- AT IRISH BALL fl denites were soon leading "by 13 fighters, are at a loss to account for dency of the Philadelphia club, to Eastenbrook Metropolitans, . iOS, 1881; points, a lead that the Salt Lake them, however, on any other basis which Alfred B. Wilder was elected pathy for himself in his etforts for C. J. Ferguson, Philadelphia, .412, 9 EVERS SECURES president of the Na- Five thousand star athletes repre- ! team found It impossible to over-- I explanation given by Bet- as successor. as 1SS7, 432, HI than that his Willie Keeler, Baltimore. many devel- 31 come. ting Corbett, who said Important baseball rumors were tional league. 1S97; Denny Lyons, .4G9, senting lines of athletic Commissioner TWO NEW PLAYERS Athletics, opment ball tho L Great Interest has been shown this that Wolgast money In largo lots had current that Christy Mathewson, tho "I am anxious to have this case 1SS7; Napoleon Lajole, Philadelphia. attended the Irish at Into Coliseum. Chief among nT year throughout tho state In gallery been given him, while tho Ritchie star pitcher of the New York club settled on account of tho inquiry .122. 1901; D. Made I ouisville, 410, the record John Evers of the Cubs my business in Philadelphia and my holders were Dan Ahearn, James IF target practice and a number of the supporters kept under cover. was negotiating for the purchase of pulled his trade and then departed 1887; L Meyerle, Philadelphia, .403, teams are being organized to take Griffin, confer- Philadelphia club a of baseball reputation throughout the .492, Fahey and Robert J. Kelleher of St. It Referee Jim after the but denial for his home in Troy, N P . where 1871; J E. O'Neill, St. oLuis, Ij part in the annual shoot next year. ences with both fighters, said last this was made country. 18S7, D. Orr. Metropolitans, .402, Louis he will attompt to forget baseball un- nothing to say 1S87. Kelleher holds the world's , The following scores were made by night that adherence to straight After adopting appropriate resolu- - "I have whatever Paul Radford. Metropolitans, .404, record I til the December meeting of tho Na- concerning Mr Forman." of 78 yards of football place kick, tional league in New York. Tho trade 1SS7, W. H. Robinson, St Louis, .420, This is the only comment on tho 18S7; Harry Stovey, Athletics, 401. which he recently made In St. Louis. did not involve Joseph Tinker. As Murphy Is foot- - Chicago dispatch that Mr. 1SS1; .402, 18S7; J Stenzol. Pittsburg, He at present playing Gaelic was stated Joe's fate now rests with would make. ball in that city ,and it is expected the directors of the Cincinnati ball .409, 1S92; G A. Turner, Philadelphia, 423, 1S94; Sam Thompson, Detroit, he will make one of the men selected club, who have asked for time in i .406, 1SS7; 403, 1S94; James L White, for the Gaelic team, which to consider the advisability of MURPHY SAID TO which will tour Europe next summer. j sending KniBley Mitchell, Phelan'anU Boston, 401, 1S73, George T. Wright, Boston, .422 1S73 The proceeds of ball will be given the a mysterious stranger to Chicago as BE INSTIGATOR football team. payment for the prospective Red boss i Tinker had a final conference with Chicago, Nov 2C. "Under the cap- Evers before the latter left town. Mr. tion. "The Story of the Story Fogel ENEMIES EAGER SIX STATES WILL Murphy, back from Cincinnati and Wrote," W. S. Forman, sporting ed- TO SEE AD other potlnts south, 3at in. Joe was itor of the Chicago Evening Post, in BEATEN TRY FOR PRIZES told nothing could be done a signed statement today charges C Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 27. Six that more Ad Wolgast a good of until Garry Herrmann nnd his asso- W. Murphy, president of the Chicago did deal road states and more than a dozen cit- league and gymnasium work at his training represented in Mid- ciates had reported, Natlonnl club with beine: the quarters ies will be the bv instigator of the "story," which re- at the Seal Rock house for dle West Bowling tournament which The trade announced was one bis battle on Thanksgiving day with which the Cubs secure Infielder Mc- sulted In charges being preferred begins here tonight, to continue un- - Donald and ghe up Infielder Tom against Fogel. Willie Ritchie. He is doing little til December glove work, V, Downey. been an ad- Mr. Forman is in New York pre- however. He has a sore Bowlers from cities in the middle Evers has ,jng hand will It for a few days. mirer of McDonald, whose specialty pared to testify before the National and favor west will contest for cash prizes ag- league meeting. The Fogol Btory at- The eagerness of Ad's enemies to gregating 3,700. Is head work. Fred Tennoy secured him young man club tacking President Lynch and his um- see beaten is evidently getting this for the Boston on his nerves, ho to In from Buffalo in 1911. He was regular pire system recently appeared ln the for refers It Braves Post Reading it Mr Forman says nearly every statement he makes. He HORSES BRING third baseman for the last on Monday ex- 1 sold to Sacra- "Charles V. Murphy authorized me said that he did not season but was lato.v pect to with EXTRA PRICES mento. Ho didn't want to go so far to tell Fogel that Murphy had sug- retire tho championship gested writing the story. On this rec- and that he figured he would prob- New York, Nov. 27. At the second from homo and protested. President ably put down Glory sale today Mclnerny and Manager of ommendation Fogel wrote and signed be for the count some day of the Old horse Wolverton day said, 152 most of them youngBters, the coast team wore willing to be It He sent it to Murphy, who wrote He however, that should animals, It before I ever saw it; it came to ho be knocked out, he would not re-tir- o, were disposed of at fairly good prices reasonable, provided they could bo would day was $1,950 of capable infielder me from Murphy's offico and If Mur- but keep on fighting as The best price of the assured another long as there continues to bo any paid by C Turner of Olney, 111 , for The offer of Downey by the Cubs phy had not approved that story It J never would have been published The money ln it for him. This does not the bay stallion. John Ward by sultod them. agree with statements to McDonald will be used by Evers in man who is morally responsible for attributed a utility role. He is naturally a left that article and tho charges It con- handed batter but sometlmos turns tained is Murphy himself and I have around against the southpaws. He hit Fogel's word for it that he wrote It simply 'to help Murphy fight his bat- at a .261 clip with the Braves. His " fielding was smooth and he looked tles' in the National elague Mammoth ammB j like a fast man on bases. COAL TY COBB SAVES DUNDEE A FAST THE 400 MARK 1 Try our five-inc- h NUT no better in the market. For heating I AND HARD HITTER 1 stoves this nut coal cannot be beat, both for HEAT and LAST-- I Ty-ru- s, Q ING qualities. Look ton at yard; $4.75 im vKwl'iM - Glory to T rus Raymond Cobb! at the price, $4.00 per I LJi Prince Albert is always the same idem- If Johnny Dundee ever meets John- and Tyrus alone, has prevented 1 per ton delivered at your home NO DUST, NO SOOT you 1 ny Kilbane in roped arena, the the 400 division passing from base- will not have to clean your chimney once in 6 months. Try it 1 I a I ImSWwI ca smoke today, tomorrow and Cleveland champion's light will go ball. This magical division was re- and you will be convinced. 1 out, according to the belief express- vived last season, after a lapse of 12 I S?y everywhere! Natural thing, isn't it, for ed by Frankio Conlcy. Conley, who years, Cobb and Jackson bringing it fought all In his Into being with batting percentages of I 1 ' has of the cracks I men to call it the national class, declares Dundee faster and a 120 and 10S respectively, so to speak. Mammofli Coal iy smoke. harder hitter than Kilbane and should Prior to that Lojole, who flourished PHONE 345 1 to- with a mark of .422 in 1901. was the I At Yard. cbuyT,P-- 4 ln any win If tho two boys are brought Yt" Part.of your town or your county or in , Yard: West Side anywhere the United last man to attain the .400 mark. Then v- -. s always just as gether. 1 $4.25 Aye 22nd I pt " fresh, just as delicious, in Maine or California. Dundee's showing in his recent bat- the pitchers became supreme and con- Wall Bet A. In happy condition until J?Nut 4.00 4.75 A P. smokers don't tle with Conley is regarded by fans tinued that I and23rdSt. I ruin their taste for a bully smoke by being forced to buy unknown, year. untr,ed 1 here as little short of wonderful. last Screened Slack 3.00 3.50 Ogden, Utah. 1 fc, untrue ands No, sir, right down at the corner they the In I goods Joe Mandot and Jose Rivers are The success of Cobb and Jackson ANY. Some fine day attaining the .400 division anew last FRANK MOORE COAL 00 MP you'll smoke a pipe. Then it will dawn upon you that P. A. both hard at work preparing for their I won't burn battle at Vernon on Thanksgiving season was credited by some to the "livo" ball, while others attributed e72-s- moke A. day. v P. to their heart's j'oa-s- ure 1 content and so will thing Mandot says that he feels fine, and it to poor work on the part of tho that ho expects to get away with a pitchers. The latter theory, however, victory over tie Mexican. wa exploded when the heavers set- "I don't claim that 1 will stop Riv- tled down about midsummer and be- ers in any specified number of rounds, came as stingy as ever. pjTAH ) 'out 1 do claim that I will defeat Dead Ball Didn't Hurt. National Bank him decisively," he said. This season, it is said, some of lbs "I will be ready for any kind of "life" wa6 removed from the ball, but a fight the Mexican wants to start." that didn't prevent Cobb from stick- ing in .400 is, if the ' V the national joy smoke the class, that I United States Depositary i! . St unofficial anything " averages count for 1 Capital and Surplus. $180,000 Hf,re tobacco that makes a wonder of a cigarette. Just GIBBONS FOUND Therefore, Ty may be said to have i as good I despite . & UP as packed brimful in a jimmy pipe. preserved the .400 division the 1 be- " tMwW$, A ROYAL TARTAR fact that he finished nine points ' f' Y red-h- Gives its J"un?P at this ot llPK Patrons the Fullest tip, invest in one package of P. A. and get B W& Ml I low his mark last year. Jackson ; r a cigarette JL. smoke like you never did know before. Michael Gibbons, who Is matched stands just about-i- the Fame relation I Accommodation Consistent NonePrthe,,running,cia-brandsorrc-brandsf- or HfflSftWi to box Eddie McGoorly in New York to Cobb he did in 1911. finishing j'!' you after you cret Wy that acquainted lrn on Doceraber 3, ran into a tartar last 15 points below record of last sea- I v with P. Aall sweet and fragrant 'Rolls up, easy like. Be- I Wmffl W& hs J cause - Wi i night when he was shaded by Jack son. This, howover, was sufficient to with Safe and CoMservaflv I ifs fresh and crimp cut And it tickles your grouch ! X generator six-rou- go Phil- .400 cir- J. mMM McCarron in a nd at shut him out of the charmed '" I ! his mJII Buy P. A. everywhere. In the tidy 10c red tins; Sc cloth bag If I adelphia. An uglv gash across cle. Banking half-poun- left eye fight was a big The .400 been saved, - and handeome pound and d humidors. Go to ftSSW early in the division has "H it! handicap to the St. Paul wonder, as hut will it not pass from tho faco of RALPH E. HOAG, President. V'WM0k Vice-Preside- in- i J-- for tho passo' 1 HAROLD M R REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO Winston-Salem.- N li 1 McCarron kept playing the earth when Cobb becomes J. PEERY, C jured orga- Vice-Presiden- I lniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WWWM member continually. But 31 men in the history of LOUIS H. PEERY, t. I i McCarron halls from Philadelphia nized ball have hit .400 or better in n A. V. McINTOSH, Cashier J and is a pupil of Jack O'Brien, who the major leagues, and Cobb and l - .handled himln this fight His vic- Jackson are among the number. Somol

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