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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
LOGAN WINS AGAIN.
Trim Lagoon Team by a Score of
II to 10.
(speciaI ID ID Herald.)

Logan, May 2-stoney played the part
Of the cat 10 Buck Weaver's Blue Birds
this afternoon and IS repOsng this even
ing quite satisfied with his feast Of pOul-
try. The Lagoon fledglings were taken
In by score Of II to 10, the Logan team
winning in the last inning with one man
down. Errors were unusually abundant
and some of them We're very costly. LO-
gan rolling IN five to Lagoons seven.
Shuster Of the visitors was the chief Of
fender in this respect, making three bad
ones.
Hughey pitched for the visitors and
was pounded for thirteen hits in addi-
ton TO distributing seven free passes.
Logan put in Richards. a new man. 20
do the twirling. but he was rather wild.
and after giving the first two batters up
their bases or balls. was taken out Of
the same without being given chance 10
S.so-y himself
He was succeeded by Hahn. who
pitched good game. He gave eight hits
and two passes. At the bat he distin-
gulshed himself by smuggling Hughey for
a homer in the fifth inning when two
men were on the bases. Bradley. for the
Legoons, did excellent work I'm center
field, as did Kelly and Hartzeu in the
left garden. Stucke, at third base gave
q swell exhibition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Racing OPENS a. s. louis

St Louis May S.-The racing season
opened at the fair grounds today. sum
mary.
First race. six furlongs. selHns-sal-
lEda won: Maggie Clopton. second :
woodstock. third Time-1:15.
second race. four furlongs. maiden 3
year lds-Seize won; Easy Trade, sec
end: Luckette. third. Time-:4s&.
Ihird race, FIVE and q half furlongs,
purse-Ad Gibson won; Kindred. sec
ond; Orleans. third. Time. ROTH.
Fourth race. Inaugural handicap. one
mile-Peaceful wOn Mamimus. second:
Lady Strathmore. third. Time-1:40
Fifth race, six furlOngs. purse-Colo-
Nal Girl won; Father Wentker. sec
ond: Hainault, third Time-1:13Ib.
sixth race, one mile and seventy
yards, selling -Nettie Regent won: w.
B. Gates, second; All Saints, third
Time-l:47.
Seventh race. six furlOngs, selling
Nelma Clark won; Hi Kollar, second;
Has Gift, third Time-1:15I4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
10 Readv This Weelr

Manager Schefski OF the Salt Pal
ace saucer announced last evening uhat
the track would be ready for the rid
ers to begin training the latter part
OF the coming week Carpenters are
now at work repairing the bad places
on the surface and viii soon have it in
good shape. Mr.. Schefsld says he is
now corresponding with a number Of
riders and viii have at least ten here
Tor the opening meet on Decoration
day. he is making arrangements to
get several quads and triplets here to
use as pacing machines during the
summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
WILL VISIT CALDER's.
Horsemen Anxiousiy Watching Prog
gress Made by Local Horses.

Many Of the horsemen in the city are
going out to Calder's this afternoon
to witness the large bunch of horses
stabbed there do their daily work outs.
This has become a popular pastime
with local hOrsemen and every time q
PAGER or trotter reels off a mile a num-
be- of watches are held to notice if
the animal lowers his previous marks.
Yesterday Sarah Green, a green PAGER.
made a mile in PA. and Hobo. the
syndicate horse, got a mile in 2:27. 1t
is reported that the car of horses be
ing shipped here from California by
Monroe Salisbury viii reach Salt Lake
some time the coming week. In this
car will be a number of animals fast
enough to hold their own with the best
stock in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
All The Sporting News
SAT- Lake Beats Ogden.

Tom Cogan. third. Time-:4S a..
Inlrd race, one mile and seventy
yards-About won: Farmer Pennatf
second; Edith O.. third. Time-1.452
Fourth race, mile and an eighth. the
Alpine handicap-The Lady won Ia
Crime, second; Lcarlet Lily, third.
Time-1.55
Fifth race. five furlongs-Burnie
Bunton won; Ice King, second: Zlmbia.
third. Time-1.00 As.
sixth race, seven furIongs-AIaIay
Won; Approved. second; POssart. third.
Time-1s29.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Hausen - to Cut Second.

Hansen tried his old game of cut
ting the bag at second in the fifth on
a bunt by Stark. The trick put him
out and Clark failed to reach first. Salt
Lake started out bad until Schils
stepped up TO the pitcher. He made a
safe hit. stole second and was brought
in by Kelly.
Nothing more happened until the
fourth. Clifford got a free pass and
reached third on BOrchers' hit to left
field Bert Margetts came up with a
twO-bagger and scored Clifford. Many
thought Margetts would have made a
home run, but the Big Chiefs game leg
refused TO work and he could not get
out Of Bert's way.
Then came what was probably the
feature of the whole game. Scare sent
fly into deep left, which was caught,
and Borchers started to beat the ball
home. His running was something aw-
ful. The Salt Lake manager stepped
high. gaining about six inches at ev-
cry jump. The crowd cheered and
BOrchers dug. It is estimated that he
was fully a minute covering the dis
lance from third to home, but he got
the tally
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

a hot grounder just inside Of second
base that brought in two more. salt
Lake got two more in the ninth on
hits by Kelly, Kimerer and MARKETS.
and caught fly By Clifford. salt Lake
played strictly hitting game. every
one on the team. excepting Brockoff.
taking a crack at the bali. Kelly led
with three hits out Of FIVE times to the
bat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
schils Knocks High FlH.

In the fifth Schils sent a ball over to
right that was q record-breaker. Bluth
muffed it ara Schils reached the third
bag before the ball was returned in
side of the diamond
In the eighth inning Huston nailed
a hard liner down past first that
scored two runs. Schils followed with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Billy Bowles in Town.

Billy BoWles, who has trained Iver
Lawson and Johnnie Chapman for the
past three years, arrived in the city
yesterday from Arizona. Bowles saws
he viii remain here for the season and
train number of the riders at the
Salt Palace track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Cycling.
PLENTY OF PRIZES.
Committee in Charge of Decoration
Day Road Race Secure Manv.

1870 -s.sN0 SONu4C HIT y
The committee in charge of the Deco
ration day road race has secured $500
worth of prizes to be given away to the
winners. Among the list are five high
grade wheels, several watches, a shot
gun and many other articles of use
The entry blanks viii be out Tuesday
and can be had at any of the cycle
stores.
Word was received from Murray yes
terday that four of the best riders in
that town intended to enter and are
now training for the event on the roads
between here and the smelter town. It
is the intention of the dealers who are
promoting the race 10 give outside
riders liberal handicaps in order to
help promote the sport throughout the
state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

Earned runs, Salt Lake 4, bases on
balls, off Kelly (. off Thomas 4; two-base
hit, Magetts double play. Kelley TO Hus-
ton to BrOckhOff; hit by pitched ball
Borchers 2. Scare. Ferris, Bluth. Thomas
wild pitches, Kelly =: stolen bases, Schils
2 Kimerer. Clifford. Thomas: sacrifice
hit, Brokhoff; left on bases, Salt Lake
J. Ogden !. Umpire, Hardness. Attend
ance, 500. Time of game, 2:05.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Results at Worth.

Chicago. May 3.--Worth summary:
First race, six furlongs-PretOrius
won; Pronta. second; Red Tip. third.
Time. 1:15.
Second race. four furlongs Silver
Fringe won; Stem Winder, second;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
HARD HITTING
WINS THE GAME
4
Borchers' White Wings Smother
the HOLSTERS.
KELLY PITCHES FIRST GAME
LEFT-HANDER PUZZLES THE oG-
DEN CROWD.
Standing of Teams.

He local fans, who have been in
dustriously knocking the Salt
Lake team ever since the season
opened, took to the woods last even
ing and had little to say after wit
Messing the game of ball put up by the
Big Chiefs aggregation yesterday aft
! ernoon. For the first time since the
season has opened the Ogden bunch
were beaten and this by a superior
article Of bah playing. No streak Of
good luck or errors on the opposing side
was responsible for the victory, but
steady ball playing from the first man
up until the last man was called out,
gave to the Salt Lakes a hard earned
game over the Junction City boys.
The game itself was one Of the best
seen this year in spite OF the story told
by the score, as both teams were out
TO win and had the hearty support of
the crowd. Salt Lake did not have
the contest safe until the eighth inning
when a streak Of hitting for a moment
seemed to rattle the boys from the
Junction City. Until this time it was
nip and tuck, everybody in the game
at all times.
Kelly Pitched For White Wings.
Salt Lake pitched Tom Kelly, the au-
burn-locked middle fielder, who was
purchased from Manager McCIoskey Of
the Butte tea..- IL was his first APP
pearance in the COX for two years and
what he gave was not a bad exhibition
Of ball tossing by any means. He was
a little wild at times, but kept his
head and at critical moments pulled
himself out of several bad holes
Thomas, the new California pitcher,
secured by Ogden made his initial ap-
pearance in the box. but did not fare
as well as Kelly. He was touched up
for thirteen clean hits, many Of which
were very timely ogden did all their
damage in the first innings, when four
runs were scored, a line Of goose eggs
greeting them until the ninth when one
little tally raised the total score to
five.
Casey, the first man Up. was hit. and
Paw" Gimlin followed him to first
on free pass. Hansen made a safe
hit, scoring Casey, and things began
TO look bad for the locals Clark then
hit the bail to "Gingeree" BrOckhoff,
who failed to connect, giving the Og-
den lad his base on an error. A mo-
ment later he was forced out on Sec
Ond by Nagle's hit to Kelly.
Nagle caught the same kind of a
deal on Berry's hit. Ferris sent liner
past second and was caught out at
home when he tried to score off
long drive by Bluth to Kimerer. In
the third with two men out, the Lob
sters got all the. bases full on a free
pass and hits by Berry and Ferris
Bluth, following. popped up a f. to
Clifford where IL stuck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Pension and Back Paw

NoUtcItI % TIE HeFaIu-J
Washington, May 3.-Senator Dubois
has secured the issuance of a pension
to William H. Steward. Meridian Ida,
at $40 monthly from Aug. Is. 1900 with
back pay of $780,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

TWo-base hits. StOney. HOffer, Bradley;
three-oase hits, Flake. King, Weaver;
nome runs Hahn; base on balls, on Rich
ards, McCausland and Weaver: on Hahn,
Bradley and BaTTatt; on Hughey. Ramey
Pace (3l, HOffer. Stucke Flake; struck
out. by Hahn, Bradley. King. Hughey;
by Hughey, GLADE o.; double plays, Glade
70 Hotter. Bradley 70 Weaver: stolen
bases, Ramey. HartzeII. Pace. McCaus-
land, Bradley, Kelly, King. time of game.
2;l5; umpire, Martin; attendance, 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Baseball Notes.

James Heating. the Lagoon pitcher.
who arrived from Chicago two weeks
ago, returned home last evening. Keat-
ing has been sick ever since he came
to the city and has not been able to
play in single game. When he is in
form he is TepUted to be a good slab
artist.
q q O.
The Ogden and Salt Lake teams
meet again at the ball park this aft
ernOOn. the game starting promptly at
$3.50. BorcheTs viii pitch for Salt Lake
and McCafferty for Ogden. Logan and
Lagoon viii meet in Ogden.
. . q
Main. the slab artist now visiting in
the city on his way home to California.
comes directly here from Buffalo and
Chicago, where he took part in the
swimming races for the championship
of America. Main won number of
prizes while away from home and also
won himself national reputation in
aquatic sports. While east he played
water polo on some Of the strongest
teams and held his own with the best
of them Brewer. for the long dis
lance. Main for middle distance and J.
Scott Leary for short distance, com
poses the California team and are
among the best swimmerI in the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Among the Amatenrs.

The Grant Juniors defeated a picked
team from the Oquirrhs and Webster
schools yesterday by a score Of q TO g.
. q 8
game. will be played today at the
penitentiaTy grounds between the Owls
and Riverside teams The batteries
viii be, Owls. Stayner and Gisbon;
Riversides, DunfOrd and Rippee.
q q .
The Salt Lake Juniors defeated the
Newsboys on the grounds at Fourth
South and State yesterday morning.
The score was 10 to 0 in favor of the
Juniors The batteries were, Jacob
Lewis and Richard HapgOod; Stanley
Rasmussen and MILFORD Swenson.
g o g
The Fifteenth ward defeated the Six
teenth ward baseball team yesterday
by a score Of 26 to 19. They viii meet
again next Saturday The winners
lined up as follows: Edward Parker.
c.; Frank Parker. p; George Moody,
1b.; Jay Jensen. 2b. Harvie lumber
~, Sb.; Victor Turner, IS. j. Law
renee. Ct; X. Alma, / f.; Frank.
Evans, T. f.
@ d. 8
A baseball team has been organized
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Alan-a-Dale
Wins
KentGCkgDerb,,

among the members or
80 ~ tne past week and incIU5e-, .ola.
"a nc nss' amateur talent In M. s2.-ls
- ~ 'lIls VIII be held dUrirc. '-ly
Co os week 10 elect m1nsgss- -a3
captain The team is ready p and
any amateur team in the STAT nee,
AIae-uP VIII be as follows. - T. taeir
rsoLnney and PapWOrJh. D.. Trs-..,s-s' G..
w lllle smith, 2b.. CastIetor - 50, T, ID,
DIoAe' ID; Fred Smith. J.. f.. N-i,il rem
C. L. and Rippeto. r. f. '--1S1-
. A d.
manager Mander of the Ra-,r-.
arranged a game with the s has
be played at the Lagoon new a glls TO
and a game with the Tfvs o'.---ss-ay
bingham. TO be played fr the o.
place next Saturday. He saws he -s'',sr
IKE TO hear from the Park rit,. ..y--1
Wlth a view TO getting q game fS- ,-S-'3
Grafton day. If the mauaEemar+- ". W l !.
team wishes 10 play the RegsIs a. 4. mai
get game by addressing M ,aa
at p. o. box 1897. -'all3f
o o %
Inc Grant Juniors defeated the Size.
street team yesterday for the $50
time this season by a score of % .-, .-
The teams lined up as follows --
Grants-MaX Rouse. ~. H..
Young. p; Scott Rouse. In F- Me-.
Herman. %: Nephi McT.aupbri- "a
Albert NorQulst, SIS. Irving COM.
/ f.; Everett BurIingame. @. r. '- Is.
Hanak, r. f. go Ar
state Streets-George Robfrsor
Oliver Erickson, D.; ANDY We
h.; Walter Bartlett. %. Byron $40
Sb.; Edgar Hall. S.; j. Price. 7 :. ''' ,ls
mold Levin, C. f.; James Mckee p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA,
letter, NETTLE Rash,
PSORIASIS, ACNE, BOILS.


Our Medical Department has greatest
blood troubles
is1nade Booker
all vhe THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY ATLANTA Ca
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

NAASu liz DlOOO ID COuLIu ud1IV
throwing off. Pimples, black
heads and blotches are evidences
of too acid blood, which has
inhamed and clogged the pores.
Skin Diseases being depend
ent upon the same causes require
the same treatment, which must
be constitutional and not external.
Nothing applied locally to the
infamed surface can bring much
relief. The disfguring eruptions
will continue to annoy and pain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

Pittsburg. May 3.-Both pitchers were
hit hard and often, and the game was
see-saWed up TO the seventh, when Pitts
burg, with three hits, made three runs.
The feature was O'Connor's four hits
scoring five runs. Attendance. 5E1
Score.
R. II. E
Pittsburg o.. --..--...-..-............g l5
ST. Louis O.. ........................5 Do
Batteries-PhiliDpi and O'C0nn0r.
Yerkes. Popp and Ryan.
Umpire-Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of Teams

Chicago, May 3.-Opp0rtunn HITTING ,,,,
three fast double plays gave Chicsso .-
easy victory today. Cincinnati seor,f
once to three punched hits Co1Fsit0r.-
one-hanGed catch Of a liner from Crav-.
fOrd's bat was a sensational feature an.
tendance, 500. Score;
r. II. p.
Chicago g.. ...........................6 hi
Cincinnati . ....-...-..-..-.....-..T
BatteEies-Menefee and Chance. slim
mel and Bergen
characterization
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

treatment, readily yield to the curative
powers Of S. S. s., and there IS no reason
why the long time sufferer should feel
resigned to his fate under the mistaken
idea that some skin diseases are incura-
bic, for S. S. S. has cured and IS still
curing cases perhaps far more desperate
than yours. S. S, S. IS a purely vegetable
remedy, containing no Potash, Arsenic
basis Of so many so-called skin cures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

A baseball team has been organized
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
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7ereiter goo Coma g." Tia iii at Ie0e
efter 1ampifibet "Robert 8auaee" I
SET Saab, at set fltnoe brtngeS IND paa
grunSt 8an6. inSer oct iaut. Wen oct
bar ingeniteoS at finoe. Oct bapoe
gaaet thumbs paa 300 6oS8 GpbSe.
"Robert Baaace" tiIbsrte Sarues Cor.
rigar / GIepelanb og par bpgget i
1882. ShlSen lafteSe t,fS9 IONS %
par foriitret FOR $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
uoforfeIen i Oftober.

S OCTOBER uSfsrtes &ornoarer !
itsrre WGn96e emo / nogen ioresaa.
e1oe WoaneO | Dor SanbeIs Siitorie
mar unbtoges Sfdtober og December
1900. 1OfetieIen Of 9tais bar no.
turIisois miu0re emo / Sfotber ifior
paa @rrnb al itbite anrs Ssrfe. 20.
taIoGroien al llbferielen al Rqis |
Sftober 1902 par $734,6S2 mos
$2,34S, $40 for Sftober 1901. SoaO
uofsrieI al Soebe angaar, er Der flor
6remgang / OCTOBER, os al SpebemeI
uoisrtes for 81, 243, GA mob Sc, 066,.
561 October tfior. If greSitof / bet
belle bar lcfsrielen / Sftcber 1902
itSrre END | Sftober iiior, nemIig
benboIbsois $2t ,9O0,S02 o. 500.
372,325. af aiso os SIef og Ieoenoe
&ppg ~uofsrtes for $t5,060,t73 MOB
Sts,225,5 sos i October ifior. gp-.
bien al Sen iamleSe l1bfsrieI / Sfto-
Der Waoreb bar / Iorene 1895 til
1902, iom feIgenbe SabeI bier: