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The Washington times., 1903-08-01
NORTHERN STAR WINS
WITH LITTLE HICKS UP
Jockey Dangman Says He
Expects TO Be Ruled Off.
HANDLES HIS MOUNT BADLY
Carr Rakes in $4,000 by Coup With
Kingsboro, a Maiden Two
Year-0ld.

NEW YORK. Aug. lit is seldom
not more than once in a lifetime-that
a jockey says; Il would not be sur
prised If l were ruled of. but that is
what Dangman stated at the Jamaica
track yesterday after Northern Star
had won the opening race
In all his races this season. with the
exception of yesterday. Northern Star
has been ridden by Dangman. The colt
won q race at the Gravesend spring
meeting and mis- owner. S. J. Smith. won
a fortune in bets
The Washington times., 1903-08-01

First base by errors-Boston. ? Left
on bases-Washington, =; Boston, S.
First base on balls-Patten. l: of Di-
neen, 2 Struck out-By Patteu. 10: by
Dlneen. l. Home runs-Ryan, LaChance.
IhFee-base hit-Criger- TwO-base hits
Clarke. LaChance. Stolen Moran,
DCugherty. Stahi Parent. Ferris Double
plays-Collins, Ferris. and LaChance;
Ferris and LaChAnce. Umpire-Sheridan
Time OF game hour and IS minutes
The Washington times., 1903-08-01
Jockey Blames Horse.

After the race, when Dangmau was
asked why Hicks had been substituted
he said
Il was practically charged by the
trainer with pulling the horse. ] would
not be surprised If ! were ruled on But
7 am Innocent OF any wrong in the mat
ter. Duelist bumped into Northern Star
at the start and nearly knocked the
breath out Of him. Starter Fitzgerald
verified this"
The starter sustained Dangman's yer
sion OF the trouble. The jockey will be
continued in the employ OF Smith.
Cars Killing.
J. H. Carr. who won $50. 900 on Bessie
Mccarthy two years ago In a single
race. again won a large amount with a
two-year-old. With an apprentice boy.
Foley. up. Kingsboro beat a lot OF maid
ems in the last race. Al one period his
odds We're 40 TO l. but under a deIuge OF
money his price dropped 10 S to I at
post time. Carr is reported to have won
ST. 600
Lord Advocate with only eighty-niue
pounds on his back won the Richmond
Stakes in a drive by a head from sam
DO. The winner was backed from p to
/ down TO 10 to l. Setauket. the favor
lite. ridden by Hack. ran one OF the
poorest races OF his career.
The Washington times., 1903-08-01

Two out when winning run came in.
LOCKER out for Interference.
The Washington times., 1903-08-01
NATIONAL.
RESULTS OF GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY

AMERICAN.
Washington. 4: Boston. t.
New York. 8; Philadelphia, !.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago. 2.
St Louis, 10; Detroit. 3.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-06
Boys Suits and 0Vercoats.
s. value s: sy Gs y H:n se; ps: $500
$8 50 value Boys LongPant Suits or Overcoats Ck mn
ages ID to 10. Removal sale price VJsUU
s9y, $3.50
$3.50 Boys Rs%ssa s sss price S75
$3.50 and $3.50 Boys Vestee Suits or Over q nm
coats, in all sizes. Removal sale price UZ.UU
and $500 Boys double breasted Suits or overcoats
sss' Sr; ;o 10 all wool goods Removal $500
Boys ssS s sale se: Suits or $275
75c and ST. Boys all wool Knee Pants, made with IN
tapped seams, braided buttons Removal price AfZU
,sc Knee Pants Removal sale price 100
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers

Our entire shoe stock including boots Shoes and ub-
bers mems boys Ladies' misses and childen shoes, in
Guiding all fine Shoes will at this removal
sale at extremely low prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
MONEY FOR HOSPITAL
Gate Receipts at Oakland Race
Course Are Turned Over to
FabiOIa Institution.

san Francisco, April lS.-Today was
Fabiola day at Oakland and "A large sum
was realized for the benefit of the Fabiola
hospital. The mile handicap resulted in "A
fine contest, Epicure winning in a drive
from Watercure and Autolight. Peter j..
the favorite. led the greater part Of the
journey, but faded away when the stretch
was reached. A feature Of the programme
was race for gentlemen riders. II re-
suited On "a victory for the OddS-On favor
lite, Fihbuster, ridden by Frank skinner.
a well known turf writer.
The defeat of Sly. the to 10 favorite
ln the first race, came as surprise. j.
Sheehan put mp "a poor ride and Berendos
beat her IN a drive Tho weather was fine
and the track fast. Results:
First race. six furlOngs selling
Berendos won, Sly second, Jim Gore n
third. Time-1IG
Second race. four furlongs purse
Padua won, H. l.. Frank second DR..
BOWeu third. Iime-aqlt.
Third race. one mile and 100 wards gen
uemen's cup-Filibuster won. Dark secret
second MOnda third Time .53E
Fourth race, one mile handicap-Epi-
cure. won, Watereure second, Autolight
third Time .40a,
Firth race, six and a half furIongs. sell
lug-Wdrte NIGHT Won MeXicauna sec
ond, Mainault third Time-l:2A.
sixth race, one mile and fifty Yards.
selliug-lgnaciO won, Oriana second.
Kitty Kelly third. Time-1:44ie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
BRITISH BEWAIL
THE ACCIDENT
Think Lipton's Chances to Wiz
Cup Doubtful.
BOAT WILL BE OVERHAULED
DAMAGE TO CHALLENGER SAID
TO BE ABOUT $4,000.
BOAT WILL BE OVERHAULED

London, April l6-Au the daily papprr
express On editorials this morning their
sgstEt al the misfortune which Dursucs
9ii i1iIas Upton 5 courageous attempts
~ NY me Americas cup. Several papers
lot the first time admit that high hopes
were entertained OF his success and trust
lnaI the inevitable DELAY viii not spoil
shamrock HIS chances The STANDARD
thinks that a further explanation of ne
accident Is needed 10 remarks that the
last time iL was bolt thar Welded now
u Us q screw that snapped. eve do not
near mat these breakages occur on Amer
lean boats The Standard fears that Sir
Inomas LlptOn's chances. al no time very
good, now are less than ever
Another paper asks why there were no
NE buoys aboard 90 throw 90 the sea-
man, Collier who was drowned
The Field publishes au exhaustive au-
alEsis OF the Americas cup challenger.
Assuming that Shamrock ] is in the same
ILim as IN 1901, the paper considers that
shamrock III could allow Shamrock 1
about ufteen 10 eighteen seconds per mile.
lI she can carry her sail. continues the
fleld, the challenge ls likely 90 prove a
ahppef4 customer. should she fall IN the
cup races IL wiz probably Doe because
HerreshOu has made some great advance
I'm the speed of his new boat on a reach.
IL would not ue easy 90 design more
Weathcrly boat than the challenger. and
I'm theory it should not boz impossible 20
design considerably faster boat Tor
reaching or running. Thus. if the Re
or MariOry, the chances are that she
will show such astonishing speed that
the valuable weatherly qualities of the
finer type possessed by Shamrock lII or
Columbia would be greatly discounted.
Previous attempts, concludes the Field.
Ito construct enlarged Sakautulas. how
ever. have been attended with very little
success.
Thanks 10 the smooth water. Shamrock
HIS mast was secured by evening aud
toWed 90 the harbor Designer Fife aud
Mr. Wade will inspect the yacht t0m0r-
row and decide if she can be- repaired.
/ The yacht will leave for Southampton
tomorrow
Sir Thomas Upton has received "a cable
gram from Vice Commodore Bourne oi
the New York Yacht club offering 90
postpone the races. A conference was
held between Sir Thomas, Mr.. Fife. Mr.
| Ward Colonel Sharman Crawford. vice
commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht
club. Captain Wriuge and Captain Beyls.
| and tonight Sir Thomas sent his reply. IT,
is understood that he has declined the
extension offered.
Mr. Fife has expressed his satisfaction
that the hull Of the challenger was not
injured. kilograms expressing sympathy
for the accident continue Co Dee received
from distinguished persons iu America
and England. Messages have come bon.
among which Is one from the Duke of
Argyle and one from the Columbia Yacht
club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
wreckine Crew az Work-

Weymouth, April lN-Shamrock H.
challenger for the Americas cup, which
was dismantled in a squat yesterday. is
being rapidly overhauled. The destruction
OF her standing gear was almost CONE
plete Everything above deck must bG Te-
ncWed The WreckinE crew is not try
ing 10 save much. the object being 90
clear away the wreclage as rapidly as
possible The gaff is badly deuted, but
may be repaired. the boom is practically
uuinWTad. the tOpsail Yards are useless
aub the sails are ruined
Lloyds agent Inspected the damage to-
day. 10 official estimate uf the loss U.s.
available. but 90 b. thought that $1,000
viii cover everything. This however, ls
largely speculation. Nothing definite viii
be known until Designer Fife arrives
here.
Sir Thomas Upton Is stiff and sore from
Yesterdays experience. but De Is recover
ing from the shock caused hy the death
of. Collier. the man who was drowned
Yesterday at the time of the accident
Shamrock I is 90 return TO the CLYDE. but
the date of her departure is not fixed
Tho mayor OF Weymouth visited SIT
Thomas ON the Erin today. Thanking the
mayor for the sympathy SHOWN by The
citv. Sir Thomas said Shamrock I'LL
would ba back M Weymouth lu Few
weeks and would resume her trials
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Ogden Schools Organize League.
lsDecLal DO Tho HeraIdl

Ogden, April lS.-A baseball league
among the schools of Ogden has been
formed and q schedule Of games arranged
There are four schools I'm the league and
interesting ball is promised. The teams
are the High school. Weber Stake acad-
envy, lntermountain Business college and
the state school for the deaf The sched-
ule, as follows. has been arranged:
April Z-Buslness college vs.. Weber
stake.
April 25-SchOOl for deaf vs.. High school.
April 2s-Wtber Stake VS. High school
May Business college VS.. school for
deal
May Cuisines college VS.. High school
May 3-N eber Stake VS. school for dear.
May l3-Weber Stake VS.. Business col
lege
May l6-SCEOOl for deaf Us. High school.
May 3l-Webfr Stake VS. High school.
May 2-Sch0ol for deaf vs.. Business
college.
May 27-Iish school VS.. Business col
leCe
May e0-school for deaf vs.. Weber
stake.
The managers of the teams are the fol-
lowing Weber Stake academy, McHenry
High school, lIaTcOmb: school for deaf,
Bush Business college. Code.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
IDAHO SHOOTERS MEET.
Blackfoot and Idaho Falls Gun Clubs
Hold Match Shoot

The BlackfOOt and Idaho Falls gun
clubs held a match shoot at Blackfoot
last Friday. which was won by the Idaho
Falls contingent. The latter We're handi-
capped somewhat by having three Of
their best maTksmen at the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap at Kansas City, but even
al this there were enough gun experts
left at home TO turn the trick. The mayor
Of Idaho Falls and Councilman Neal Nc
Millen are both enthusiastic members Of
the Idaho Falls club and were on the line
up of the Idaho Falls team. The train
bearing the shooters home from Black
foot was late and. as part OF the city
government was absent al the shoot. the
regular council meeting had 10 he post
pOned that evening until the city fathers
returned. The scores were as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
y % s %. ~ Tonr Idaho.

Roy Mulner Of the l. d. 8. L. has
left for q trip through Idaho, where he
viii try and arrange a schedule Of
games for the collegians 70 begin inn
mediately after school closes. The Saints
intend TO put in strong amateur team
this season and expect 10 be able TO
hold their own with anything around
tils part of the country I'm their class.
There is also some talk Of touring this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

Manager Riser OF the university track
and field team. who IS one Of the pro-
moters Of the state interscholastic track
and field meet received word yesterday
from the b. Y. g. and A. c. teams Of
Logan that they would not be able 10
attend the meet The Logan boys have
not arranged a track team this year, and
will not therefore. be able 20 compete
Ina the various meets of this kind around
the state. Riser says. however, that 10
Is practically assured that the Z. of IT,,
l.. u. 5. H.. salt Lake High school and
b. Y. A. of Provo viii take part I'm the
meet. Representative of these schools
viii meet in this city tomorrow and ar
range the details.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
At st. Louis.

ST. Louis, April lS.-KinlOck park sum.
mary:
First race, one mile aud three-six-
teenths. selling Compass won. Tammany
Chief second Scortic third. Time-2:0pz
Reducer won, Hiaway second. KingsteI
third. Time 80
Third race. six furlongs- Maudc Come
Won, Sylvia Talbot second. Prince Rich
ard third Timc-l.lfiE
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs
Woodlands trophy stake for 2-year-Olds-
Scotch Dane won. ST AEness III second
Selected third Tines
Fitch race mile and sixteenth. purse
kaffir won, Ben Chance second. Chamb-
lee third Time-l;a9.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, sell
ing-BOundlce won. Countess Nelara sec
ond False third. Time :22ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
SHOOTERS READY
FOR BIG MEET
Ogden Gun Clubs Annual Tour.
nament Wednesday.
is An INTERSTATE AFFAIR
ENTRIES COMING IN FROM
NEIGHBoRING STATES.
IS An INTERSTATE AFFAIR

At ogden the trap and trigger ex-
perts are preparing for one Of the big
gest events in the shooting lire that
has ever been held in this state. The
event is the annual blue rock tourna-
ment Of the Ogden Gun club. and il
VIII be held next Wednesday The club
members have gone 20 considerable ex-
pense and labor to complete the ar
engagements and their efforts have been
rewarded by securing entries from
Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado
and some fifteen or twenty Of the best
shots in this state. The list of events
includes twelve. 10 which everyone is
eligible TO enter.
The ninth event is the feature of the
tournament and viii give shooters a
chance to try all the different kinds OF
angles known 20 the sport. Ten OF
these birds VIII be thrown al known
angles, ten al known angles with the
reverse pull, ten at unknown angles,
and ten more at unknown angles with
the reverse pull, upon which both bar
rels Of the gun can be used. The last
ten blue rocks will be doubles and ID
is thought by the promoters that this
assortment of birds ought TO be a hard
combination for the best Of them "a
heat The club has secured the use
Of three expert fraps and one manga
trap for the occasion. and announces
that it VIII split the money according
90 the Rose system.
This city promises to send up quite
a contingent Of shooters TO the tourna-
ment. many Of whom have been prac-
ticing hard al the traps during the past
week. Yesterday a number Of the Local
marksmen spent the afternoon at the
traps, and four Of them shot out a
complete score Of fifty blue rocks. Cal
lisOn was high man. breaking forty
eight out of fifty. or giving him an
average of SO per cent, which, by the
way, is better work than any of the
shooters made a the Grand American
Handicap at Kansas City the past
week. The scores in yesterdays shoot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
AZ Chioago

Chicago, April 1&-Lalyeside summary
First race six furlougs-Miss Miner
won. Airena second, LahOnda third. Time.
1:I6.
won. ]. W. O'Noil second Jerry Lynch
third Time 80 2-5.
Third race five furlonEs-St Miner
won. Stemwinder second, ScOrpiO third.
Time. l0l 49,
Fourth race. ToWucr's handicap. mile
and a acknowledgements won. W. Bula
second. B0bbin third. Time. l.50. Bon
dage finished first but was disqualified
for foulinS.
Fifth race. one mile. selllng-Allo won.
Dutch Carter second. Dodie S third. Time,
1888
Sixth race. one mile Haydon O, Hall
won, Merops second Limehsht third.
Time, l.l2 2-9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

rCsGIts.
First race. six iurluuss, purse. selling
Arotama won. The SleWardess second.
Aueeiese third, Time, 1915.
Second race, FOUR and ouelhaf tIIr-
longs sciliug-Bird Pond won. Morning
star second, Ur. Logger third. Time
I.Itia.
Third race seven and Oue-haif furlonEs.
uur-a-..Si- 10 won, baNUuluS second.
W-hiskey King third. Time. 1-3rs.
Fourth race five iurloues thc Mem
mis- stakes Si5J added. Tieury won,
M0Hnos second Flo Bob third. Time,
1.2ia.
Fifth race handicap. stecpleChase.
about two miles-Lord Raduer won.
Sauber second. Hand Vice third Time.
f.fl.
Fourth race. six luriougs selling Mall
den Won Iusolence second Ohagen third.
Time 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
= = = y y } y y y y = = = =
OGDEN MONEY READY.
Fans Of Junction City viii Put
Up Forfeit Money Tomorrow.

ISUUDI1I % The HcT8IU.I >
. Ogden. April IN-Ogdcu's forfeit y
, money for The tWo-team league will >
. be- put up next Monday. This matter >
y was definitely arranged az COM =
> mIttce meeting held tonight Gin =
y lin. who viii be- manager Of the y
= HOLSTERS" as of old. was instructed ,
, Jo cover the cash put up by Salt =
= Lake and was furnished the where =
y withul with which 90 cover This was =
> "a little ahead of time. because of the >
= fact that the officers have not yet =
y been elected for this year. but en- =
rhusiasuC citizens guaranteed the =
y amount. 4 meeting will be held early =
. next week for the purpose Of elect =
> ing officers under the Old articles OF =
> Incorporation and also for the iSsu- =
> auce of stock TO the new members =
> presented by other citizens who pro- =
= pose Co support the team. =
: = = : > y = y y = = y = = = y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
PREPARING FOR TRIAL.
Sailors on Constitution and Reliance
BUSY These DAYS.

bristol r. T.. April IS.-WhiIe the sail
ors ON the Constitution were being given
practice I'M sail handling today Workmeu
ON the Reliance We're singing the malr
boom 10 the mast. DO is III feet long. so
that DO extends a considerable distance
over the stern. Although the boom Us
five feet lonEer than that of the Con-
stitutiou 10 does not appear 10 stretch d.
self out 20 a greater degree because OF
the long overhaug of the Reliance.
The Reliance now begins 10 look more
ship-shape than she has heretofore She
vas down by the head. but the weight of
the boom has righted her somewhat. ~
Is now considered sure that the builders
trial win take place during the latter
mart of next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
AMONG THE CYCLERs.
Entries For Road Race SGT Out
Stevens Commences Training.

The managers Of the Decoration day
road race announce that they have gotten
out their entries rOr the big event and
have sent a number TO All the towns
throughout the state where they have
bicycle riders To is also stated That the
local riders are beginning 90 get inter
cstad in the race. and as ID Is still a long
WAYS off this goes 90 indicate that tho
local entry list viii be- larger than ever
this year.
Orlando Stevens, the California bicycle
rider. who arrived iu the city last week.
has announced his intention of riding on
the saucer track this year. and that ne
will commence training for the races to-
morrow He will do road work until the
track is opened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
TO THE TALL AND UNCUT.

have passed upon the question Of what is
legitimate coaching and roofing.
John Alexander DOwie today is to bowl
the first ball I'm a cricket match which
will be the first of the season.
All games are opened with prayer and
song. The umpire-whO must, according
to the rules. be q deaCOn-Calls the game
with a remark Ike this:
''The Lord willing. we will now play
ball. We will sing hymn No. 1S2-Biu
Jones, batter up
The second edition Of the Banner
sporting extra is awaited with great in
terest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

ers pitched like q champion. and then
he went up. RE had LAWYER struck out.
but Colgan would not allow il and, with
the bases fun the slaughter began six
runs coming I'M before the side was re-
tired. Baker quit I'm the second inning,
with two runs in, the bases loaded and
no one out and Harmon finished the
r. H. z.
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z g
Tacoma s.,.,....... pei. -...,.-..., u il .
Batteries-Sugden and Kelly. Baker
Harmon and Byers. Umpire-Colgan.
Portland April lS.-Portland shut out
Spokane today by "a score of 2 to o. A
three Dagger by Anderson In the seventh
and D0nahue's two-bagger iu the ninth,
followed by a safe hit by Parrot in each
OF the two innings did the business.
Quick was in good form and held Spo-
kane down % four hits. Both Portland
runs were earned Attendance. 200
r. IT, T.
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 I
Spokane .......-............. 3
Batteries-Quick and Anderson; Dam
mon and Zaluskey. Jmpire-Mahaffey.
] San Francisco. April lS-Butte had
: everything las own way in the game with
Frisco today Pfeister of the locals was
hit hard in lunches and runs were plen-
49, r. II. b.
San Francisco --...----- .-.--.-..5 lU q
Batteries-Gay and Swindelle; Pfeister
and Hedrfoss, Impire-Narner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Do Go C. q 81.

Vancouver. b. c.. April lS.-Dick Case
OF Seattle and Indian Joe Gregg of san
Francisco fought a twenty-lound draw
here last night. The agreement was
that the decision should be a draw 4.
both men were on their feet at the end
OF the twenty rounds. The night was
fierce one both men being badly pun
ished. and. though lighting hard, Were
evidently very much exhausted at tht
finish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

New York. April K-Aqueduct sum
mary.
First race five and oue-half mrlongs.
saIIiuc-Armeth won. Homestead second.
A1draftus third Time. .1
Second race. four and Oue-half iurlougs
-VaIour won. Wizard second. Peter Paul
third Time. .5i
Third race. seven furlongs selling
ERNEST Pcrham won. hugraue second,
Gclawha third. Time l3l Pea
Fourth race the ArVerne stakes. seven
furllues-ur- sayl0r won. AhOll second.
Iuvria third Time. q 30 10.
FIFTH race four and 0ue-half iur.ongs-
FIorizel won. McG0uiglc second. List-
away third Time :5E
Sixth race seven furlongs- Alac1ey
DIVER W0u FlTuE bulIress second
lJLhatrlc thlr1 ILme. Ia -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
No Sunday Game.
Especial 10 The Herald.


Ogden. April lS.-Mr. Wilson. principal
of the High school. states that the ath-
lctiC management Of the school has not
sanctioned participation On any SUNDAY
game and that the use of the High school
name in any such connection is unuu-
th0riZed
The statement was called out by the
publication iu an afternoon paper of the
announcement that "a game Of bali would
he played today al Glenwo0d park be-
tween the Wesslers Best and High school
mines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

Washington, April lS-TOday's baseball
game between Harvard and George own
universities was married by a squabble
having it's origin in race prejudice. Har-
ward put on negro. Matthews. 10 play
shOrtstOp. and iu consequence Catcher
ApperOus and Manager Miller of the
Georgetown team. who are sOutherners,
withdrew from the game. There was
some mild demonstration OF displeusure
al the ueEro's appearance on the field.
but Matthews finally won the crowd by
brilliant work i'm accepting "a few chances
that came his way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
MeNiohols 60 to seattle.

Jim Nair received q letter from Frank
McNichOls yesterday dated at Butte,
Mont. which stated that Mac was on
his way TO Seattle. He says he has
signed with that team this season and
was taking along a couple Of fast Young
Chicago players who were 90 be tried out
by Dugdale. Frank said he would much
rather play with Salt Lake this year. but
as he could not see any chance for "a
team i'm this city he thought DO better TO
not overlook the Seattle offer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Centrals 80 $40 - Inniors-

The Cenrals and Salt Lake Junior
baseball teams met in match game
yesterday, the Centrals winning by a
score Of n 10 A. The winners lined up
as follows. w Tingey, C.; r. Larson,
D.: II. McLelland. ] b., r. SowdsH, >
b r. Taylor. S.; g.. Mitchell. b.; r.
Obray, r.. r.; j. Henderson, G.. T.; r.
Bradford, J. f.