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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15
YALE, 5; PRINCETON, 4
New Haven Boys Win IntercoI
Iegiate Championship in Pres
snce of s 1000 People.

New York, June 14-Yaie's baseball
club defeated Princeton at the polo
grounds here today by a score of to
4, and thereby won the intercollegiate
championship. The game was played
IN the presence Of 5000 persons.
Early in the game the Princeton men
took a commanding lead and II was not
until the beginnin -gof the first half Of
the seventh inning that the Yale men
showed TO any advantage They got
two runs at this critical part Of the
game and jumped into the lead amid
the frantic cheers Of their collegiate
partisans.
Princeton substituted Stevens for
Underhill in the pitchers box in the
eighth, but he was unable 10 stem the
tide Of defeat. and Yale won q deserved
victory, earning two Of the FIVE runs.
The Princeton boys sang songs and
encouraged their mates TO win Out in
the ninth. but they could not make It..
Score:
Yale 80. o.. O2OOO21O-5 ;
Princeton q. ...3 0 10000 o.
Batteries. Carver and WinsIOw; In
derhill, Stevens and Green.
Harvard, 1; Pennsylvania, 0.
Cambridge. June 14.-Harvard, l.;
Pennsylvania. 0.
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slab for the White Wings in todays
game with the Holsters, and the latter
ADDED few more hits to their record,
securing twelve, six of which came to
them IN the seventh inning. Tam was
steady and pitched a good game during
the other seven innings. Ragged fielding,
particularly on HansfOrd's part, who
INJURED two flies and allowed the ball TO
pass him at least twice on line hits TO
lett, contributed much to the large score
piled up by Ogden
The White Wings started off with
run in the first inning, McNichols being
hit by the ball, taking second on a passed
pail stealing third, and scoring on an
out. Then they rested until the fourth,
when Kelly secured a hit, was advanced
by Adams sacrifice and was brought In
by HansfOrd's hit. Hansen overthrow
10 second on HansfOrd'S steal, who thus
reached third, and came home on an out.
This ended the run-getting for Salt Lake
although well placed single In the
sixth would have brought in two men
from third and second. The single didn't
materialiZe.
Ogden got two runs in the second. Clark
beating out a bunt going to second on 4
passed ball, taking third on Hansford's
muff Of Berry's fiy, and home on q
hit by Bluth.
In the fourth Ogden took two more.
( Maggie placed a three-bagger between
right and center, was brought in by Fer
( Bluth.
Nothing was doing during the fifth
and sixth. Then came the fatal seventh,
1 IN which ogden scored five runs. Tam
was hammered for hits by Ferris, Gin
lin, Hausep, Clark, Berry and Ferris,
! aided by Tam hitting Bluth, passing
Nagel to first, a tumble in trying TO
catch Gimlin while overstepping first
and a passed ball on Hansford in left
In the eighth the final run was added
by Casey who reached second on Hans
ford's muff in left, stole third, and came
in on an out TO Kelly
Casey made a sensational running pick
UP with one hand, cutting Tam out Of
/ what looked to be a well placed hit Nc
| Cafferty pitched for Ogden and held the
| White Wings down to four hits.
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Crap and Creger.
TOURNAMENT CLOSED.
II. c. Hirschy Makes a Worlds Rec
ord Shooting Blue Rocks.

Denver. Colo. June 1.-THE closing
day OF the grand western handicap
tournament was distinguished by the
same high-grade shooting as that done
yesterday. OF the thirty-siT entries DO
the chief event, the grand western
handicap, thirty-four got inside me
money under the Rose system OF dlTi-
sion; three tied for the first money sI
ninety-nine birds out OF 100 and d. q.
Hirschy Of Minneapolis made @ new
worlds record by breaking ninety-nlhe
targets at twenty-One yards.
The best previous record was made
by ROlla o. Heikes, breaking ninei!
nine at nineteen yards. The men VINO
tied for first are H. C.. Hirschy. W. g..
Werknecke Of Wichita and l. King '-
Colorado. The tie will be shot OF D-
morrow.
The highest average for the inTe7
days shoot was made by John W. I'D
rett Of Colorado Springs, with j. ~
Hirschy second, and A j. McheN4-,-
Of Denver. third. OF the amateurs, -
c. Beverage CDominie) Of Fremo--
Neb., made the high average tor t,-
day, and for the meeting OUTSIDE --
handicap events. He missed three o-.
Of 10 shots today and twenty-five O-'
Of $50 during the tournament
The Colorado handicap, which "a1
finished today. went TO G.. II. 'alho-'
Of Weir City. Kan, and william . MA.
tesOn Of Abilene. Kan, who h..
ninety-seyen birds. An extra Gag i
shoot viii be given tomorrow. rs-
twenty bird events being on the I.o-
gramme.
The scores in the grand western
handicap were as follows.
Charles YOUkman, 95; F. r. opL@5 a. --'
81; II. H. Herr. 50. r. A. Newton o.
Al Royce, So; C.. S. Barnes. 80. NJ. --
Wernecke, IS; J. S. Sedan, g.. A. H7-.
good, "a; J. w. Garrett. IS; D. 49,
Hirschy. 90: w. Matteson, e5- D. W.
Browning. 80: A. T. BigeloW. t'. 10
Plank. "a; s. D. Cunningham, %, a. D., D..
Bennett. 81: H. Bardsley, 81 l- -
Jones. SO. Dominic" a. a. D. ---
Kenzie. 81; Ed O'Brien, 81. II. AAl5 s..
son. 90: r. Rush. 81; Neil McMi--ah,, '-r
J. COrnett. 81, Mrs. II. Bsrds.eE- e. ~. 80
F. Thomas. 50; d. 5. Wallace go
". Mann. 81: Z. i. Deioerr. IS. -
King. SO: c. H. Webb, 81; ). y .LA ~
lake, 90; R. Murphy, 81, C. ID. 00'
hOun, 81.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
At Buffalo.

Buffalo. June 1A-Fort Erie sum
nary;
First race. four and a half fur!cugs-
George Perry won; Special Tax, sec
ond; Corey II, third. Time-59is.
Second race, six furlongs-Iulp Al
bula won; BasiIeus. second, Nobleman.
third. Time-1:1S.
Third race, uile-Taxman TOn; Mat
tie Spencer. second; Easy Street. third.
Timc-1. 471z.
Fourth race, handicap. nils and an
eighth-Algie NJ. won; Obstinate ST.
mon. second; Frank Mckee, third.
Time-2:O01t.
Fifth race, five furlongs-S won
Will Shields. second; Lee Ridley, third.
Time :06St.
Sixth race. six furlonEs-Ditty. Won
]. Patrick. second; lack Ford, third.
Time-1:19.
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Schedule Changed.

Ogden and Lagoon win meet at the
Lagoon next Tuesday afternoon. Ar
rangements have been made for a
special from both Salt Lake and Og-
den to the Lagoon on that day TO ac-
commOdate the fans This game Is
the one postponed at Ogden two weeks
ago on account Of rain. The Lagoon
and Logan teams decided to transfer
the next Sundays game at Ogden to
Thursday at Logan. This viii give
Lagoon and Logan three straight
games at Logan, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday The management OF these
teams think Logan will draw q bet
fer crowd on Thursday than ogden
will on Sunday, hence the change.
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McAUsLAND MAY LEAVE.
Arthur Of Colorado Springs Ready to
Take His Place.

Lagoon may lose Billy McCausland,
the popular catcher Of the club. Mac"
has received an offer from Colorado
Springs, and yesterday wired the Mil
Iionaires that he would come If they
accepted his terms and gave him
contract for the season. McCRuslands
terms are $500 a month anf SO ad-
vance money. He has not heard from
this wire yet, but viii probably do
50 today.
As soon as il was known that Nc
Causland might leave, Weaver started
the wires going and got a line on Ar
thur, who has just been released from
the Colorado Springs club. Harry
Newmeyer wired Buck that Arthur was
Newmeyer wired back that Arthur was
a rafting good catcher and advised
Weaver TO sign him. It is under
stood that If McCausland leaves, Buck
viii sign Arthur.
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viii Be PLAYED at Chicago.

New York, June 14-Oficial an
nouneement Of the national amateur
golf championship conditions has been
made by MatUrin Ballou. secretary OF
the United States Golf association. The
tournament viii be played at the links
Of the Glenview Golf club. near Chi
cage, from July is to 10. and entries
must be received by the secretary not
later than s p. m. on Tuesday. July s.
The championship cup, valued al 81 200.
aud four medals are the prizes offered.
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Cleveland. June IA big crowd was
present today to see Cleveland take the
last of the series from Philadelphia. BeF-
mates Cleveland Plays Boston at Canton
on Sunday. Attendance, 1905. Score:
r. II. T.
LEY eld.Q '..-.. -....'.s-.'.s.-- -
Batteries-Berhardt and Wood; Wiltz
and Schreck
Chicago June 1.-BOston defeated Chi
cagO today in a game that, outside Of
I battery errors, was a great pitchers bat
( tie YOung's wild throw gave the locals
their only run. Attendance, S,100. Score:
r. II. L.
NAlCdSO ..s--.--.-....- -.-.s.-..'- 1 y
Bstteries-PattersOn and Sullivan;
Young and Criger.
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Driving Contest.
Approaching and Putting.
New Golf Champion.

Orange. y. J., June 14.-Mrs. E. A.
Manice Of New York today won the wo-
mans metropolitan golf championship
by defeating Miss Helen Hernandez of
Orange at the Essex Country club in
the final match of the third annual
tournament of the Woman's Metropol-
itan Golf association. Mrs. Manice led
Miss Hernandez and steadily increased
her advantage, going out in DOGGY and
driving from the tenth tee with five
heles TO her credit. She won the tenth.
halved the eleventh, and won the
twelfth and the match, standing : up
to play.
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SON OF sam WINS
Otis Captures St. Louis Derby
Worth $I3,0OO-3O,0OO
Saw Finish.

st. Louis No. June 14-Thirty thou
sand people saw Barney Schreiber's
sturdy colt Otis. son Of Sain and Laura
Agnes, today gaIIop across the line a
winner Of the great St. Louis Derby,
worth $4,000 to the victor. George G.
Benefits Lamplighter colt, Little
Scout, was second, a length away, a
neck ahead of Terra Firma, the heavily
played even money favOrite,
Otis. off fourth. Immediately shot to
the fore and practically set the pace
the entire distance, always under re-
straint except approaching the finish
ing line, where Singleton tapped his
mount three or four times with The
whip and let out kinl or two. Glen
water essayed to take the lead after
passing the club house turn, and did
lead Otis a neck or less for an eigath
Of a mile, but after this great squirt on
Gienwater's part Otis took his taw and
thereafter was never troubled, winning
cleverly.
The real fight was that for second
place between Little Scout, Terra Fir
ma and Aladdin. Behind Otis this trio
came as a team. all under the whip,
Little Scout getting second money by
a nose from Terra Firma, with Aladdin
only a neck away. Summary:
First race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-EOcrys won. Brown Veil second,
Kate Freeman third. Time-1:4S.
Second race, six furlOngs-Au Revoir
won. Fore and Aft second, Lacy Craw-
ford third. Time-1:14}.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-COgsweH won, Tickful second, Red
Apple third Time-1:4S1z.
Fourth race, the St Louis Derby
sweepstakes for 3-yeaT-Olds. one mile
and a half-Otis. 119 (Singleton), Is to
l. won by a length; Little Scout. us
(Coburn). 8 to i, second by a nose;
Terra Firma, 119 Dominick), II TO 10
third Time-2:35. Aladdin. Flora Po-
mona Corrigan, lie Flare, Clearwater
and Sambo also ran.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy
yards-Found won, Wax Taper second
Rollick third. Time-1:441z.
Sixth race. one mile and twenty
yards. selling-PharOah won, Kitty G
Second, Free Pass third Time-1:4S.
Seventh race. mile and thTee-six-
teenths, selling-Josie F. won, Zazel
second. Warner third. Time-2:00iL.
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Of the effect Of the altudo 49,
players. Andrews is particpls- ~. coast
that he has TO play in Butta sony
Iacoma's former manager Nose s,sai1s,
before getting a week ar Iz5fl,-osAsy
which to try the thin air. H. 1- nan N
giaqiy lose 1--WE games to Helena 4 ~ 4,
could win three from Butte. " ne
Andrews has released Woods o.
ira catcher, and says his team t. f.- - e4'
MADE up permanently. -o'
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$4,000 THROATS CHEER
GOTD HEELS TO VICTORY
PenteCOst Came Second in Magnificent Burst OIL
Speed
Suburban Handicap New Works Greatest Race Stubbony Con-
tested by Leaders of the Turf

Arden, Monograph, Herbert, Reina and
Contend also ran.
Fifth race. maiden 2-year-olds. last
five furlOngs Of Futurity cOurse-Janez
way won; Acefufl second; Fritz Bril-
lar, third. Time-1:00 l-5
transformer finished second, but was
disqualified
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. on
turf-ROyal won; Lanceman. second:
Brigadier, third. Time-1:47 Is.
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At Chicago.

Chicago, June 14--Harlem results:
First race, seven url0ngs-Herodi-
ate won: Andy Williams, second; Jau-
bert, third. Time-1:36 is.
Second race. four furlongs-The Don
won; Foxy Kane. second; Dick Wells,
third Time-:52 1-5.
Third race, six furlOngs- Bun
ton won; W. !. Deboe, second; StUyve
third. Time-1:19 2-5.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth
Clark stakes-Lucien Appleby won;
Wyeth. second; Marcos. third. Time
2:02 %.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
handicap -Autolight won; Frangible
second: Flying Torpedo, third. Time
1883.
Sixth race, mile and a half-CompasS
won; Colonel Ballantyne, second
Major Mansir. third. Time-2:4S
Seventh race, one mile-Prairie Dos
won: Satin Coat. second; Chickadee
third. Time-1:49%.
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Norris Withdraws Entries.

New York, June 14.-Green B. Norris
has declared his horses Homestead and
Old England out of the American
Derby. to be run at Washington park,
Chicago. a week from today. This an
noUncement came as a surprise to turf
men generally, as it had been expected
that ct least one of the horses named
would carry the Norris cOlOrs in the
western classic.
Il decided not 10 send the colts to
Chicago" said Mr.. Morris, because
am afraid the track will be muddy and
they would take the trip for nothing,
as neither likes the mud. Then they
have valuable stake engagements at
Sheepshead Bay next week, and
thought II better to run them here than
TO take a chance by going west
Homestead and Old England are in
the $4,000 Tidal stakes. TO be run at
Sheepshead the same day the Ameri-
can Derby will be decided.
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Training For Salt Lake.

UNIV lux ItItsIotpU.J
kid" Mccoy, notwithstanding his
declaration that he was through with
pugilism, has returned TO Saratoga to
go into active training. He hopes to
secure a match in the near future to be
held at Salt Lake City, and spent sew
eral days in town recently trying TO
arrange it, but without success.
Mccoy offers a standing challenge TO
any white man, barring Jeffries, for
s., coo a side. and says he would be par
ticularly glad to meet either Corbett,
FitzsimmOns, Carter, Ryan or Root.
His especial preference is for the Win
ner of the bout between Jack Root and
kid Carter
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Earned runs-LagoOn, >. Logan g. IWO-
base hits-Rebsamen. Waterbury %.
Quick. Three-base hits-Ramey. Hart
zell. Wild pitches-Starke. Bases on
halls-Qff Starkc. 8: off Quick, 8. Hit by
pitcheF-Ramey Struck Out-By StaTke-
Waterbury. Hartzeu; BY Quick: Briseno
Bradley CD. McCausland. King 80. Left
on bases-Lagoon, 30. Logan s Stolen
bases Rebsamen. McCausland, Plake,
Ramey. Sacrifice hits-Ramey %. Glade.
mnire-Martin. Attendance-So9. Time
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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
Some Fast Bicycle Riding Done in
Pittsburg Last Night.

N tsburg, Pa. June 1A-At the Coli
scum tonight two worlds records were
broken by Albert Champion Of France
in his race with Howard Freeman. The
event was to have been a thirty-mile race
run in three heats.
The first heat was made in 1914 The
last mile Of this was made in l:ls, which
Is the fastest ever made on a siL-ap
track, the best former being l.22 To- also
heled by Champion. He won the heat hy
about fifteen yards.
In the second heat. after the first mile
and a half was run Freeman's motor gave
out and he was compelled 10 give up tha
race. Champion then went out for a
record and made a new worlds mark f1-
ten miles lowering it twenty-five sec
ingtOn.
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Game al Lagoon Today.

Lagoon and Logan will meet at La
COON this afternoon, the game viii be
called at 1880. the baseball special leav-
ing the city at $50. Lempke viii do
the twirling for the Lagoon and
Hartzell for the Logan team. Both
teams have now won ard lost a game
in the present series, and the game
today win, therefore, probably be a
hard-fOught one
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Yale Wins Baseball Championship.

Optimo won Margie s., second; Flop,
third. Time-1:15.
Fourth race Cincinnati trophy, value
$1,000. for 2-year-O lds, five and a half
furlongs-Watoma won: Gold Bell,
second: Flora Willoughby, third.
third Tinte-1:0S4l.
Fifth race, mile-St. Hera won;
Drummond, second; Lutes Fonso, third.
Time-1.41.
won; Hi Lee, second; Firing Line,
third. Time-1:14%.
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American Jockeys Win Everything.

London, June 1.-THE American
jockeys were one. two. three in the
British Dominion .2-yeaT-Old race at
SandOune park first summer meeting
today. The Simena colt u H Martini
was first, Chaucer Danny MaheT),
second, and Hammock (Clem Jenkins),
third.
Lowe CMaher) won the Hampton ?
year-0ld plate.
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Regals C. to - g..
lspeciaI ID L. FIerald.l

N0F~NAoA ~ AA-I AAC-aAA-J
Park City, June 1.-THE Regal base
bail team will play here on Sunday
with the Ontario-King team, As the
Ontario king team has been organized
for the last three years and has played
through those seasons with but two
defeats. the Royals will have opponents
in Sundays game worthy OF their very
best efforts.
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PueiIism.
CLIFFORD ACCEPTS.

viii Meet Wade at Helena on
July 2.
Jack Wade and Jack Clifford have at
last made arrangements to meet again
in the ring. the former anxious to re-
gain his former title of lightweight
champion of the iIgsermOnntain cOun-
try, and the latter anxious to prove
to his friends that he can again defeat
the Butte boy. CloffOrd yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Wade offering him
$500 to enter the ring with him, win
or loose, and a percentage of the gate
receipts.
The date set for the contest is July
3 and is to take place at Helena, Mont.
Clifford was informed that a ticket
awaited him at the Oregon Short Line
ticket Office if he cared to accept the
offer. The local man at once accepted
Wade's terms, and viii leave this week
for Helena to train for the fight.
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Practice Shoot.

A practice shoot was he'd 3
local traps yesterday Afternoon ~. -
Sharp got a score Of fOrty-Ol7 o--zz7
a possible fifty, and Sven '-s--a
in breaking thirty-nine out or l--I -
number. BROOKS only shot at
FIVE and broke nineteen
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TUESDAYS PROGRAMME.
Motor Paced Race Between Hoffman
and Eddie Smith.

The programme for next TUESDAYS
cycle races includes a fve-mile motor
paced race between Holman and Eddie
Smith, which win be the first motor
paced race Of the year. Besides this
event there will be a mile professional
and a half-mile handicap professional.
The amateurs viii be given a haIf-mile
handicap.
elem Turville is expected i'm from the
east the fore part Of the coming week
and will at once enter the racing game.
W. z. SamuelsOn has announced his
intention Of getting a single motor, and
Reddy Maxwell of Denver is expected
to arrive in the city soon with a sin
gle which it is claimed has all kinds
Of speed.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. O.. June f4-Latonia
summary
First race. six furl0ngs-Ononanet
Won: Azares, second; Orrie GCan,
third. Time-1.15.
Second race, seven furiongs, selling
AmOrous won; Not Wisely, second
Magone. third. Time-1.02it.
Third race, six furIongs, selling
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Flynn and Dummy Ready.
Especial to The Herald.l

Park City. June 14.-Both Flynn and
Dummy Rowan continue to work hard
and viii do the last heavy training
today. Both men are in excellent con
dition and the betting fraternity is at
a standstill, seeming now to have no
favorites.
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Earned runs, OGDEN 8 SAT- Lake i,
three-base hits. Nagel; passed ball. Adj
ans .. Hansen; wild pitch Tam; bases
on balls Tam !, McCafferty 3; hit by
pitcher, McNichOIs. Huston. Bluth
struck out, Tam 5, McCafferty ;: sacri-
flee hits, Kelly, Adams, Margetts; time,
1:39; umpire. Dutch; attendance. 90
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Cycling.
WHEELMANs ExcURsrov
Opal Clubs First Outing VIII p.
Held Next SUNDAY

The next cycling event of fr,-,-
viii be the excursion given bv fbs cue 6--,
club up Ogden canyon nayr So. Gpal
ihls club has been one OF the Ie 80,
factors in cyc-.Ls Tor the pssf s-aa
Years and usually takes the lead in an
matters pertaining 10 the wheel a'
President Berry announced last ma,
that the club intended To- arrsrg.
number Of cycling excursions dTr5-e
the summer and would I'm everr c.-s
invite outside wheel riders 10 com,
along and enjoy the sport. A comr,i,
lee representing the club visited Os
den the past week and made srran,s
ments to take care of all who i1iSal
the party next Sunday. The rsilros5
company viii carry wheels free and
run viii be made from the depot to f,-
Hermitage up Ogden canyon. wbs--
dinner can be had, and the rest OF fbs
day viii be spent in climbing tBs
mountains or side trips on the wheel.
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KLoPF TRADED.
Butte and Helena Victories Alarm
Spokane MANAGER.

Tacoma. Wash. June Manager
Dusdale az the Seattle Baseball club
has traded Third Baseuan Klopf 10
Spokane for Grim's extra shOrtstop
Green. The Spokane team now playing
here may put Donahue in left field and
use Klopf at third.
Both Managers Grim and Andrews
are reading with alarm the daily re-
ports OF Butte and Helena victories
and are nauch worried at the accounts
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Graham ChaIlenges winner

Jack Graham is out with d challenge
to meet the winner of the Fiynn-ROw
fight at Park City tomorrow night. He
is in training now and says he will
be in shape to make the fight as soon
as the winner desires. In case neither
man viii accept the challenge, Gra-
ham says he viii meet any man in the
state no one barred
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Flrnn and Gotten Matehed.

The management of the Salt Lake Ath-
letic club announced yesterday that a
match had been arranged between Jimmy
Flynn and Gotten, to take place week
from tomorrow.
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miscellaneous.
Duffy Goes Abroad

New York, June 14.-Artnur j - -.
Of Georgetown university, the -T-7
pion short distance runner o,-rts.
world: George Orion Of Pnlla- -
the long distance runner. ana - ~,
S Jones. the high jumper OF ll[ Ca-
York Athletic club. sailed TO-DAY
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Golf.
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GOLF SCORES.
Driving, Approaching and Putting
Contests Were the Feature.

The features on the Country club links
Yesterday were driving, approaching and
putting contests for both men and wo-
men PLAYERS. Miss Hardness won the
womens prizes in both events. ID. J.
Sharp captured the honOrs for the men
i'm the approaching and putting, and Mr.
Copp in the driving contest. The scores
oil