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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18
Team Pieked Todav.

The marksmen who are to represent
salt Lake in the coming meet with
Springville Will be selected at the local
traps this afternoon. It is intended to
give the six men who make the highest
scores the first chance. and as the trip
VIII be one Of pleasure, there VIII be
considerable rivalry among the members
when they line up at the targets today.
The date of the shoot has been set for
next Wednesday and viii be held on the
springviile Rifle clubs grounds. The
marksmen from Utah county are known
% be good shots and viii probably give
the local experts a hard rub.
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Frank Fofman Arrives-

Frank J. Holman, the speedy Los
Angeles amateur. arrived in the city
yesterday. Holman viii be remembered
by the patrons Of the cycling game
last year as about the fastest thing in
the amateur line ever seen in the city.
He is ranked as one Of the best in the
country. and viii make the riders at
the saucer go some this year to keep in
sight Of his rear wheel. Holman said
yesterday that he did not know whether
he would ride amateur or professional
this year, but it is safe to predict that
whatever class he enters he viii win
without a struggle.
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Franklins Beat SCOTS.

The Franklins jouTneyed down TO
Callers park yesterday afternoon and
gave the SCOTS their first defeat of the
year, beating them by a score of is to
IL. The SCOTS wore bright red uni
forms and were promptly dubbed the
Lobster Juniors by the Franklin
team. The Franklins would like TO
arrange a game with the Websters.
The former team lined Up in yester-
days game as follows: Watson. c.;
Clawson. p; Howells. 1 b.. Hoyt, 2 b.:
Chamberlain, b.; Boiling. SIS; Ris-
ley, ]. T.; Sinclair, c. f.; James. 7. {.
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Yesterdav's Results.

St. Louis, No, May 17.-Fair grounds
results:
First race, selling, six furlongs-Has
Gifts won, Light Hunt second, Lady
Avon third. Time-1:15,
Second race, five furlongs, 2-year-
olds-J. Sidney Walker won. Fore and
Aft second, Lucy Crawford third. Time
-1;01A.
Third race, six furlongs, sellilng-Ap-
proved won. st. Wood second, Bound
less third. Tine-1:15.
Fourth race, one mile, Mississippi
Valley stakes-Schwalbe won, Brulare
second, Peaceful third. Time-1:3915.
Fifth race, seven furlOngs, selling-Hi
Lee won, Zirl second, The Bronze De-
mon third. Time-1:26.
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Tenny
Benne won. Alec second, Free Pass
third. Time-I:1A
Seventh race, mile and three-six-
teenths, allabOUt won, Salin-
da second, Brewer third. Time-2:01h.
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To Test H. OIL.

Washington, May To-day Mr..
Cooper Of Texas offered an amendment
appropriatiug $4,000 for making tests
Of liquid fuel from the California and
Texas oil fields Goder the direction Of
the bureau Of steam engineering. Mr..
Cooper stated that these tests were
recommended By Admiral Melville,
chief Of the bureau Of steam engineer
ing Of the navy department, and by the
secretary OF the navy. The amendment
was accepted.
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Chicago. May 1T.-Worth summary:
First race. six furlongs-LOrd Quex
won. Inspector Shea second, Red Tip
third. Time-1:16.
Jaubert finished third but was dis
qualified for fouling
Second race, five s-Stemwinder
won. Our Lizzie second, The Don third.
Time-1. 02 So.
Third race, five ongs-Federal won,
Money Muss second, Theory third. Time
Il .0l 20.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-F1ying
Torpedo won, BOney Boy second, Her
mencia third. Time-1.55 As
Fifth race, mile and a half-Bedeck
won, Farmer Bennett second, Major Man
sir third. Time-2:39 So
Sixth race. mile-B. c. Campbell won,
Miss Lisa second, Miracle II third. Time
LIZ is.
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miscellaneous.
WILL MEET IDAHO NEXT
Manager Richards Yesterday
Completed Arrangements For
Another Meet.

Manager Gill Richards Of the univer-
sity track team. flushed at his victory
over the Nevada boys yesterday. com
pleted arrangements TO bring the Ida
no university team here this spring
The date has not been definitely set
but VIII be some time the latter part
Of this month.
The local students are more than sat
isfed with the results Of yesterdays
meet and are anxious to see the local
athletes again compete with some Of
the strong outside teams. The Idaho
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NEW GUN CLUB.
Ogden Trap Shooters Form Another
Organization.
Especial to The Heraid)

special to The Herald.)
Ogden. May IA new gun club has
come into existence in Ogden, and before
long IT is expected that a healthful III
valry between the newcomer and the old
club win result, greatly to the benefit Of
the trap shooting sport in this city and
state. The new club already has about
fifteen members, although the details Of
organization are not yet complete. Sew
eral practice shoots have been had, at
which the noviees broke about half OF the
birds shot at, Sol WheelwTight holding
the best record with twenty-one out Of
twenty-five shot at yesterday.
The members attending the preliminary
practices at the shooting grounds, corner
OF Van Buren, avenue and TWenty-elghth
street, were George Pullman, Charles
Crager, Peter Poulson. Solomon Wheel
wright Joseph GOrringe. Fred Packard,
John II. Wheelwright. Luman Shurtiift,
ChFls Flygare, VIII POulteT, John Cham-
bers, John WheelwFight, c. A MOsman.
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Cycling.
LETTER FROM CHAPMAN.
Salt Laker Has Several Match Races
signed Up.

Salt Laker Has Several Match Races
Signed Up.
Savannah, Ga, Nay is.
Sporting Editor Herald have been
quite busy of late getting in shape.
Jack Prince is here, and has the finest
track I have ever seen, even better
than the one az Salt Lake. It IS eight
laps to the mile, and is banked 10 hold
any speed. The opening meet was to
have been held last evening, but was
postponed on account of rain. I ride
George Leander a match race, fve-mile
heats. best two out Of three heats. at
the opening We get a liberal purse
for the match, and I think I shall make
good. I shall enter the race somewhat
Handicapped by poor pace, but know
I am riding in better form than he is.
Both Gus Lawson and Charlie Tur-
vile are here, and doing well. Lawson
IS especially riding in great form. On
May 19 Lawson. Freeman, Lake and
myself viii ride a fOur-cornered match
siX-hOur race one night a week, paced
by four motors. Give my regards to
ali my friends. Yours truly.
J. NJ CHAPMAN.
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D. D. S. U. n: Lavton. 2.

Kaysville, May 1.-THE L. d. S. U.
and Layton baseball teams played a
game Of BAH here today which was
won by the Salt Lake boys by a score
of II to >. The batteries were. for the
L. d. S. L., Christy and Marx; for the
LaytOns. O'Brien and Dibble. A dance
was given in honor of the visiting team
last night.
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At Huntsville.

Louisville, May 1T-Churchiu Downs
summary.
First race. five furlongs-Lura Lighter
won. Sheriff Bell second, Pericles third.
Timel:0lh
Second race. mile, selling-Toah won,
Ben Battle second, John 9erkes third
Time-l.42&.
Third race, selling, Z furlOngs-Aules
won Stuyve second, EmathiOn third.
Time-1:28la.
Fourth race, the Nursery stakes for 2
year-olds four and a half furlongs, $500
-Onatus won, Merry Reel second, Wood
lake third. Time-.54z4.
Fifth race six furlongs, selling-Staff
won. Maud Come second, The Geeser
third. Time-l: 0l1s
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Opening Programma

Following are the entries for the first
races at the Salt Palace sauser, as an
n0unced BY Manager Schefskd:
Half mile, best two IN threw. G.
Furman, Los Angeles; Barney Oldfeld.
One mile paced, open, professional
prizes, $40, SO. SO s.
One mile amateur tandem-prizes. $40,
$50. SO
Half mile open, amateur-prizes, go, so,
S. $50.
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Thieves Arain Rreak ID.

Some one evidently has it in for the
Salt Lake baseball club and is trying
TO bankrupt that organization by steal
ing all their baseball paraphernalia.
Friday night some vandal broke into
the rooms under the grand stand and
stole several balls. bats and other stuff
belonging to the club. This is the sec
ond time this has occurred this year.
Yesterday President Harry Joseph said
he would offer a reward of so for the
arrest and conviction of the guilty
parties.
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Crap and Criager.
WILL SHOOT OFF TIE.
Vince Davis and Steve Love to Decide
Championship.


Vince Davis and Steve Love to Decide
Championship.
Arrangements were completed yester-
day between Steve Love and Vince
Davis Of Brigham City to shoot off the
tie between them for the state cham
pionship medal at the earliest possible
opportunity. These two wing shots tied
for the medal in the handicap shoot
held in ogden last Thursday. The
medal was offered by the members Of
the Ogden club.
In order to give every shooter in the
state an equal chance to secure pos
session of the trophy, the shoot was
handicapped according to the past rec
ords of the various entries. Love shot
at the twenty-six, and Davis at the
twenty yard mark. Both went
straight, and considerable interest is
manifested by the shooters who attend
ed the meet on the final outcome. There
is some talk of the Salt Lake club hold
ing a tournament in the near future,
and if this is done, the match shOOt-off
between Love and Davis viii be one
Of the features.
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Sporting Newsof tbe World.

bases on balls Richards ? Mayne 2,
Ktmerer. Hansford. Ramey. Pace: struck
out, Kimerer. Schils 2. HansfOrd, Borch-
ers, Ramey. Glade, Hoffer, Richards; LETT
on bases. Salt Lake s. Logan g.: double
plays, Strucke u H0ffer. Huston TO
BOrchers. Huston to BrOckhOff TO Borch-
ers. BrOckhoft to Huston to BOrcherss
Schils 20 Brockhoff TO Borchers; stolen
bases. Brockhoof 3 Huston. Kimerer.
St0ney. Ramey 2, Pace. Time of game,
2l5. Attendance, 400. Umpire. Martin.
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BURGLARS ARE ACTIVE
Two Men Enter Dr.. Irvipe's Hols'
But Are Frightened Away.

Burglars entered the residence 9- a..
Irvine. 273 West Fifth South s.l .----
o'clock this morning, but were
away .--s Up
Entrance into the house vas game.
raising one Of the side windows -F
hitting tho TWO men to crawl ~. H. 70 "a
once fn. they made q complete tour +. ,-s
place. They went through m1s- ~ .5s
rooms. but became too careless a ----.5
slamuing Of the doors which me. h.
Weakened the family. They Pr -. --s
gan a search and found .H' ---- ir-s-eg
of the downstairs rooms The l7t
hastily through a window and ess.et5 .-s
The police department was H9 ~ Mo-
a detail OF officers hurried % --- ---r
They were too late, however, e.+- ----
gained a rneaz-e description aL ...a-- e
So far as could be- learned r.
valUe was taken By the H.E=.--2-
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The graduates Of the Brigham l.--,
academy at Provo viii hold y -
at that place commencing pa. ~ re-.
and lasting through the Both. Il -L ~ al
union is especially for all OF lls -
students Of the institution Who We ,5s
enrolled during the prlnc.la.7--F
late DR.. KarI q. Maeser-
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rTaking the q % p

I4lIaI-la -0II7 - - ~
THAT dipl0my is a biz one -s-se-rsi
old man. IAN cost a sight --- -.- g.
money: but. long as you tr Id rs
we a's Taks n back to en-. Bin TO If
college AM Ak EN- to paint n ~. l55 -l ~
han corner that DO blacksIl,..-.- ~ LAT u
fer cash. an they ain't none h- go ~
shoein' Of a GeOrgy mule, II j -'--
myself"
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Games Today.

Salt Lake and Logan meet for the
third time IN the present series at the
park this afternoon. Hartzei will
pitch for the Logans and Kelly for
salt Lake. Lagoon and Ogden win
meet in Ogden.
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Game at Fort Today.

The Royals and National Guard
teams viii play a match game at Fort
Douglas this morning, beginning at IL
a. m. This viii be the first appearance
of the guards this year and great
work is expected from them as they
include IN their lineup some Of the
best amateur talent In the city The
two teams viii line up as follows;
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Portland. -. 80 11.-score
College Scores.

At West Point-Annapolis. 5: West
Point. .
At Cambridge-Harvard, s; Pennsyl-
vania. ).
Al New Haveu-Yale. 4: Orange Ath-
letic club. s.
At Ithaca, \. Y.-Cornen. 10; Michi-
can. g.
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universitx has been considered one Of
the strongest track and field teams in
the intermOuntain district, and ii is
thought viii give the east bench stu
dents as hard a rub as did the Nevada
boys.
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RETURN HOME.
Nevada Track and Field Team Left
Last Night.

@NpfeAA 4AaCk dAQ REID Team Lett
Last Night.
The Nevada track team left for
Reno last evening well satisfied with
the trip to Salt Lake. Trainer Sickle
said last night that he would have been
glad if the boys could have gone home
victorious, but that they were not the
least bit discouraged and would be
ready to give the local varsity a
stronger run for their money. next year.
Sickle claimed that his man was
fouied in the half-mile race or there
would have been a different story to
tell He said that he protested the race
at the time, but as the judges decided
against him, nothing more could be
done.
In all probability the Nevada foot
ball team will be brought over here
again this fall. the matter being dis
cuSsed on this trip. Nothing definite
was settled upon, although it is gen
orally understood that the two teams
viii meet.
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His No Longsr.

philadelphia Press r--
ct suppose you own the house ..-
in?"
II used 20.
Sold it. eh?
mo, got married.
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DEMOCRATS ARE AWAKE
Meeting Called to Select a New CaaH'
man For County.

man EDL NDLAtys
Because Of pressure Of other all51
Everett ". Wilson has resigned .-'
Craftsmanship Of the Democratic Co- y.
" committee, and a meeting OF ~
committee has been called Tor l5A
Tuesdav evening at 100 at The on
of W. II. Dale in the McDcrA--A ~ ~ =.
70 receive the resignation ana "
Iect Chairman wilson's sucl1s71l b. 81,
The prevailing sentiment seems " -.
favorable to Richard P. Aorrls 10 o-
Craftsmanship, and if IS not ul l-. h
that if he can be induced 10 a9-1i- 90
will be chosen.
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pearIs Defeat stnr Juniors.

The Pearls defeated the Star Juniors
yesterday afternoon by a score Of Is
TO O. Ping Hawley, jr.. was the star
player for the stars.
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Some Consolation.

What this world needs to make it happy
IS the sustaining philosophy Of the GeOr-
gia man who exclaimed. when the bank
failed, Thank the Lord. I never had a
dollar ahead IN my life."
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CHAMPIONS TO MEET.

MeauWe4I and WHEY VIII WrestIe at
Spokane.
Spokane, Wash, May 1.-THE champion
amateur lightweight wrestlers Of Canada
and the United States are to meet in this
city next month, the arrangements for
the match being in charge Of the Spokane
Amateur Athletic club. Ernest MeanweIl.
who holds the lightweight and feather
wight CHAMPIONSHIPS Of Canada. is al
ready here. Max Wiley who holds the
lightweight and welterWeight Champion
ships of the United States, has agreed to
meet him in Spokane under the clubs
auspices The match will be for two falls
in three. The exact date has not been
selected, but It viii probably be IN the
latter part of June
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Chicago. May l7.-BOston won a pitch
ers battle IN the third inning. three bases
on balls, an error and two singles scoring
three runs. Attendance, 500. Score:
r. H T..
3-Les,sD 90 ''','--..'.s-.e. -...s'-----
h9alon .....s.......-..-.........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Chance; Pit
finger and kittredge.
Dmpire-O'Day.
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Standing of Teams.

Chicago. May 17.-Both teams played
poorly in the opening inning but steadied
and played fast game. Chicago winning
by hard hitting. Attendance, 1000. Score:
cn,., R. H e
- -'-@----- s-"s---s-.-+..+s-+ 10 .
u LOUIS -.-.-.--.--.....-.-...... z
Batteries-PattersOn and Sullivan; Sud
hOff, Reidy and Sugden.
Boston. May 17.-Hickman's two FUN
bles in the tenth inning cost Boston the
game. Philadelphia batted Dineen hard
when men were on bases. Hastings was
I fairly effective throughout Attendance,
R H. E.
BOSTON ........'.'.... .......''....
Philadelphia .....-.... ..-....-7 "A .
Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Hust-
: ings and Powers.
Baltimore. May. 11.-McGraw's lucky
timores to defeat Washington here this
afternoon. Attendance, 300. Score:
r. H. T.
W aSnlngtOn ......... ............. 3
Observation-Disclosures and Robinson; Pat
ten, Donohue and Drill
Cleveland, May 17.-Cieveland sIaugh-
tered two Detroit twirlers today for sew
enteen hits and fourteen runs Moore
had Detroit completely at his mercy,
shutting them out with ease. Attendance
$3.50. Score:
Cleveland ,....... ........,.....14 L
Detroit 1890. --.-..r.-.....-..-. s
Batteries-Moore and Benis: Mullin,
CrOnin and Mcclure.
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GOIf.
Golf Scores.

The following were the results in the
mems preliminary handicap at the Coun-
Try club golf links yesterday afternoon:
Cross FTandicau. Net
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WHO OWNS LEMPKE?
Both Ogden and Lagoon Claim
Him-MCCafsrt Goes to
Spokane.

Ogden, May I.-C. A. Lempke. a Colo
RADIO pitcher, arrived In Ogden today and
proposes TO pitch for Lagoon. Manager
Glmlin OF the Ogden team however, will
protest against his pitching Tor that ag-
gregation on the ground that Lempke
made prior contract to pitch for Ofden,
and Gimlin presents his evidence in the
form OF a. telegram sent from Denver on
May " to the president of the Ogden
team, In which Lempke states that he
would come as soon as a ticket was wired.
Gimlin Immediately had ticket sent to
the Rio Grande office at Denver and
wired Lempke OF the fact
Previous TO this Gimlin had written the
Colorado man a proposition, and the
Ogdenite holds that the acceptance of the
ticket was the acceptance of the offer.
and That according TO league rules
Lempke cannot sign with another team
Of the Utah league
Manager Buck Weaver for the Lagoon
team was at the depot to meet Lempze.
and got his signature TO a contract as
soon as he arrived in the city. Lempke
was seen and said he never accepted any
terms from the Ogden club. He acknowl-
edged receiving a telegram and a letter
from Manager Gimlin. which Lempke
says Gimlin offered to bring him 10 Og-
den on trial The Colorado man says he
is not accepting Jobs on these terms. and
so decided 10 take the Lagoon offer.
Weaver says he will pitch Lempke IN
Sundays game, or there will be no game.
The new pitcher Is in fine shape. Just
before leaving Colorado he pitched "a
game against the Albuquerque N. NJ
team, and shut them out, II 10 Q.
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Pittsburg. May 17.-Dugglesby's support
was poor and the errors costly. but the
hits made off his delivery would have
won the game Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. E.
4iidOel 'lllh ---..--. ....-...--.-. q ID
Batteries-Tannehill and Smith; Dug
glesby and Jacklitch.
Umpire-Emsiie.
Cincinnati, May 17.-Cincinnau won
from New. York by simply outplaying
them at every point OF The game. The
majority Of Cincinnaus runs were the
results OF errors. Attendance, 1900.
r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..................... S Z o.
New York ........................ S
Batteries-Philipps and Peitz; AIatheson
and Bowerman.
REPRESENTATION.
ST. Louis, May 17.-Yerkes pitched
splendid game against Brooklyn today
and his teammates, by hitting Donovan
IN the fifth inning, won out. Attendance,
r. H. z.
-. LOUIS '...''.''''-'''...'-...'.' IL
Batteries-Yerkes and Ryan; Donovan
and Carroll.
Umpires-POwers and Brown.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing CT Teams.

At Kansas clty-Rsnsas City. 8. Des
Moines, .
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Pitcher McCafferty of the Ogden team
will probably leave and join the Spokane
team, as he has been offered flattering
inducements by Manager Grim. The Og-
den management has q meeting tonight,
and will try and keep McCafferty here,
but from HIS talk Ogden win probably
loose him, as he intends leaving tomorrow
night. he will, however pitch in tomor-
rows game.
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Omaha refused TO continue game and~it
was given TO st. Joseph by umpire
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At Milwaukee, s: Colorado
Springs 8.
At Peoria-Peoria. =: Denver.
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baseball players Of Ogden into a strong
team and a tour of the state is planned
for a series of games with any nine ex-
cept the league teams. The players in
terested are: Shupe. catcher; Coleman.
Shurtliff and TAYLOR. pitchers: Clark. first
base; Inglebretsen, second base; Gregory.
third base; Miller. short stop; Shurt,iif
or Taylor. left field: Raymond, center
field; Bl0ss, right field.
There was no game played in Ogden
yesterday with Lagoon. because Of the
rain. However, there will be two games
today, the weather permitting The first
viii begin az 2 o'clock, the second at 3.l5.
One admission admits TO both games.