Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

/ A second game In series OF mTee
between the Wehsters and Unions was
won by the former yesterday afternoon
In score OF Is to 2.
The Grant school Juniors have put
| the FrankHns to the bad in a score
| OF IL 10 10. However, the game was
quite an interesting one
Chicago, May 2S-Buddy Ryan the
Chicago featherwelght defeated Wine
| Fitzgerald OF Brooklyn in a six-round
contest here tonight
The Eagles on yesterday afternoon
punotured the swelled anatomy OF the
Capitol Hills In game OF ball, ping
up score Of 10 runs to the OF their
opponents
Defeat came to the Filipino Slug
gers yesterday by the Salt Lake Reds
route. The game was lively and the
score stood at Is to s, The Reds were
decidedly too much for the Filiplnos,
but there was much fun.
Tom Osborne, manager Of the Salt
Lake Athletic club, has received word
from Dial Hawkins, expressing a desire
TO come TO Salt Lake to meet some
boxer of his class There Is a chance
for someone aspiring to DONORS.
Baltimore, Nd, May 23,-The bout
tonight between Young Peter Jackson
and Harry Walsh of Canada was
stopped at the end OF the tenth round
by the referee who awarded the de-
cision to Jackson. Walsh was prac-
tically Knocked out
A fishing party, composed Of DR.
George Ellerbeck, Jack Groesbect,
Tom Ellerbeck and II, V. McCune, have
rome TO Silver Creek, Ida, to get up
Irritation with members Of the hnny
tribe They expect to be gone about
q week.
Word has been received here that
Jack Wing Of San Francisco once the
amateur champion Of the coast is now
on his way here 10 compete In the
summers races. Wing has raced IN
the amateur class for about eight
years,
w. Il. Samuelson took few turns
on the saucer track yesterday after
noon after returning from the Garden
City Billy" worked out five miles
In ALL His slowest mile was done IN
2,2l, and the fastest in 1901 fiat. A
number OF the boys are limbering up
this afternoon.
Barney oldheld, the bicycle rider,
thinks he Is a bowler, and on the
strength Of this idea has issued den
to bowl any man In the state series
Of five ten-pin games, for any amount
Of money worth pocketlng. Oldfield
has not been In the game for some
time, but thinks he can beat any Of
the local bowlers. He may be given
chance.
London, May PAR. s. SEWER the
owner of Scepter informed repre-
sentative OF the Daily Mail last night
That the challenge he recently issued TO
run Scepter against any horse at weight
for age, and sex, for 10000, at from
one and a quarter to one and three
quarters miles over any accepted course,
IL open to Americans. and II they like,
can make match now, depositing G2,-
900 forfeit for race next year.
Chicago, May A.-The University Of
California track team, which has been
making an extended trip In the east,
has accepted Coach Slaggs offer Of a
dual meet with the University Of Chi
cago and will stop in Chicago on the
way back TO the Pacific coast for
contest In Chicago on June Z. BY the
request OF California the meet will con-
SIT OF only thirteen events instead OF
the usual fourteen, the throwing Of the
discus being omitted.
Victoria, b. c., May 23.-victoria
was favored with perfect weather for
the first day OF the Victoria day cele-
bration. The city was thronged with
visitors from the surrounding cities and
country. Sports, rife shooting and
yacht racing took up the morning, and
In the afternoon the University of
California baseball team played vie
toIia before an audience OF 5000 people.
The Californians won by score Of
to 4. A return game viii be played
tomorrow, In the evening there was
display and illumination of the city
Tomorrow, besides the baseball, there
viii be championship lacrosse match,
and regatta and Illumination IN the
evening.
New York, May 2S.--There is every
tonight that the field which
VIII go TO the post In the Brooklyn
at the opening Of the spring
at Gravesend tomorrow will
include eighteen of the best thorough
breds In the country, though II rain
should fall during the night the num-
Der Of entries doubtless will be consld- |
erably reduced Assuming that the
rain holds Off and that the track is
dry and fast, the race will probably |
furnish the greatest betting event II |
any Brooklyn handicap In years. with |
Guard, Blues and Monograph |
holding the first public favor. Advance |
Guard VIII have strong support on ac-
count OF his defeat Of Heno al Morris
park yesterday The western colt
Monograph has sprung into popularity
on account Of n wonderful work out |
over the mile and a quarter course in
a little over 205 a few days ago. This
Is said TO be the best trial that any
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