davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
INDOOR
AMUSEMENT
The Game of Box Ball Has Struck
Salt Lake.
VERY SIMILAR TO BOWLING
SPORT IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED
TO LADIES.
VERY SIMILAR TO BOWLING

Did yeu ever play a game Of box bali?
NO. Wen, ~ YOU have not, then YOU are
not on 20 the latest wrinkle in indoor
sports and you viii have 10 brush 40 a
little or retire TO the tail and uncut
ring pong and racquet squash have had
their day. according to the devotees Of
the newest sport and from now on one
VIII have 60 have a large sized box bail
score - his credit in order 20 be a thor
Oughbred sport
Box BAN is a game very similar 10
bowling and made It's first appearance
On the east last December the game
requires a thirty-fOOt alley. with pins
at the end working on hinges. so the
on a convenient lever every time he is
skllful enough TO knock one of them
down. Balls the size or those used IN
Playing cooked hat are used. and three
are allowed 10 each frame. Scoring Is
similar 10 The gystem used IN bowling,
excepting that ID is impossible to make
strike. The balls are returned autOmat-
really 10 the PLAYER after each throw.
The bottom Of the alleys are covered with
a composition Of cork and rubber 10 dead
en- the noise and in this the game has
an advantage over bowling The sport
u especially adapted 10 women. as ID is
not nearly as vigorous as ordinary bowl
ing.
w. P. Sheets is now opening up a set
or four alleys al East Third South and
ready % show the public how the game
is played the first part OF the coming
week. This is the first set of alleys put
IN west Of Denver, and those who have
tried the game think il viii become popu-
lar at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
COURT AT PROVO.
Calendar Of Cases Set For Hearing
BY Judge Booth.


Provo, April 1.-THE fonowing cases
were set today by Judge Booth in the
Fourth district court;
April s. lS03-M p. Price ct al Us.
Mt. Nebo Land g. Irrigation company et
al: objections TO decree. O.. j. Christcn-
sen VS.. Rio Graude Western Railway
company; motion 20 TetaN costs, Goshen
Roller Mill a. Elevator company VS.. Att
Nebo Land q lrrlgauon company de-
murrer Spanish Fork Coop. VS.. stephen
Markham. demurrer.
April 9. l903-Utah county vs.. Thomas
BOardman, demurrer. Pleasant Grove
City vs. Artemus Holman: two cases.
April lei 1Sl3-Bengt Johnson vs.. Abra-
Percy Beckfey VS. Telluride Power d.
Transmission company motion William
j. Douglass vs.. the Studeoaker Bros
Mfg. company; motion 70 relax costs.
April ll, ls08-Samuel Morgan US. titan
Valley Iron Mining g. Milling company
demurrer. Minerva Race VS.. Gtah Valley
Iron Mining & Milling company; de-
murrer.
April Is, I903-J W. Hoover ct al. VS..
David Stage 20 al; appeal
April a. l903-The state of Utah VS..
Peter Winward et all motion and de-
murrer. The state OF Utah US. john
Dubois. grand larceny. The state OF
Utah VS.. Fred Fish and Joseph Davis.
April Is. 1s0s-Payson City VS.. Heoer
Strong.
April lG. 1903-Alfred Warner ct al US.
=. s.. Nielsen. p. S. Lund VS.. John
Y. Smith ct al
April Il. Is08-Lehi Commercial d. saw.
lngs bank Vs. -. S. Lund.
April lS. l9Q3-spanish Fork City VS..
William A. Cornaby.
April 80, lso2-springvnle city VS.. W. e.
Cooper. two cases
April 2. l9ls-Pleasant Grove City vs..
Artemus Holman
April - 1903-N. O.. Christensen II a.
US. Utah Sugar company
April y, l&5-James j.. Brim VS., y. 81.
Cram.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
AGAIN WIN
English Chess Players Are De-
feated ia Cable Match by
One Point.

New York april 4.-The American play
ers I'm this years cable match with Great
Britain won again thereby retaining the
trophy given by Sir George NeWnes. The
final score was 5lz to AZ IN favor Of the
Americans. The British began 10 cover
ground By the victory Of BeIingham
over Hymes. the former intercollegiate
champion missing draw at the very last
moment A draw was agreed upon be-
tween Hodges and Mills. which was en-
tirely warranted by the position.
The American team. however, made up
the loss by Barry's great victory over
Blackburn after a hard struggle. The
next victory was registered in favor OF
the British, VINO won on the seventh
board, Newman losing to Michael.
Meanwhile Helm one the tenth board,
had made great strides toward improving
MS position, and ln a EeTysS .llful ending
won. This victory insured the American
team against losing the match the score
being then 20 In its favor. On the
ninth board the Engllshman (Gunston)
won pawn by a clever combination and
never relaxing in maintaining his adVant-
age. The game between Delmar and
Jacobs had arrived at a drawing position
and the last twenty moves on both sides
We're made Tor the sole purpose Of keep
ing the drawn in hand.
After the fifteenth move Delmar pro-
posed draw which the Britisher ac-
cepted, provided that Howell would re-
sign his game. The score:
Pillsbury liz. SIS. Lawrence r.
Barry ], rs. Blackburn o.
Hodges Is. VS.. Mills ..
Marshall J. VS.. Atkins o.
Hines 0, vs. Belliuham l.
Weight L VS.. Trenchard 0.
Newman o VS.. Michael O.
Delmar u. Us. Jacobs y.
Howell O. vs.. Gunston i
Helms J. VS. Hooks O.
Totals-Americans. 81: Great Britain.
~
Previous scores, American SO; Great
Britain 3d.
Grand total-Amerlcans. Eia: Great
Britain, 36ia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

Clinges. deceased; petition OF admins
traitor for order 20 sell the whole of the
estate taken under Amusement I'LL April
~.
Estate Of William Robertson. deceased;
petition for probate Of viii set for April
Provo City ct al VS.. Telluride Power
Transmission company et al; by consent
the temporary restraining order dissolved
during high water.
The following cases were dismissed.
SprngNllle CITY VS. w 4. cooper
Spanish Fork City VS.. Spanish Fork
Southeast Irrigation company et al
Estate Of Janetta Van Leuven, a minor.
continued until further motive.
Estate Of MyrOn Tanner, deceased, con-
tinued till April il.
Western Loan q Savings company US.
Louis Garff: judgment On favor Of plain
tlff as prayed for except the sum Of
81. 20961
Estate Of James Ashley, deceased. pc
tition for final distribution set for
April Us.
Thomas B. Jones vs.. town Of Napoleon.
defendant given till april IS % plead %
amended petition.
Estate Of Louis Garff. deceased. order
authorizing the payment OF claims; an-
nual account approved.
Estate OF Mary c. Thomas ct al: min
ors; order confirming sale of real es-
tate
Estate of William Robertson. deceased.
petition of Marimus Larsen for letters
testamentary set for April u.s..
Estate of Mary II. Markham, deceased.
petition for approval Of final account and
decree Of distribution set for hearing
April 49,
Pleasant Grove City has brought sun
against Artemus Holman to collect S38.a8
alleged 10 be defendants expenses for
1901 pro rata share of maintaining the
irrigation system from which defendant
is supplied with water and distributing
his share Of water.
Defendant In his answer sets forth that
the suit is an attempt TO collect "a tax
from defendant and that he is not sub
ject 10 the taxing powers of the city,
and therefore prays that he be dismissed
with his costs. The defendants lands
on which this water has been used are
situated outside of the Pleasant Grove
Gffv limits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
DUMMY FOR MUNRoE.
Clark Balls Scheme to Fleece New
England Public.

A dispatch from Boston says: New
England sports are bitterly angry over
the treatment handed out TO them by the
managers OF Jack Mulroe, the Butte
fighter who Is supposed to be covering
the New England circuit with a road
show giving boxing exhibitions.
''Alunroe Is very sick under a doctors
care az the Union Square hotel. in New
York, but 10 fiji engagements the man
ager Of Munr0e's company has sent out a
dummy 10 impersonate him and give
boxing exhibitions. The fake was ex-
posed here by Editor Wood Of the sun
day Times, who discovered that the man
posing as Munroe was none other than
Mike Higgins Of Lynn. boxer Of about
the same weight and general appearance
as Munroe.
'Alunroe'a manager has had some hard
shedding since he came east some
weeks % IS said. not averaging over
800 gross receipts"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
MAC AND BUCK
STILL MISSING
Veteran Players Fail to Show Up
Here.
MANY APPLICATIONS ON HAND
t
COAST WAR May FURNISH SALT
LAKE BALL TOssERs.
MANY APPLICATIONS ON HAND

Local fans are wondering what has
become of Buck Weaver and Honest
John McCl0slIey. These two necessary
accessories to baseball in the western
part OF the country were expected 10 arr
rive m Salt Lake ere this time. that the
question of whether this town would have
the services of Buck Weaver for playing
manager this year might be fully set
lied. The directors of the new club are
Of the opinion that Mac viii release the
veteran 90 Salt Lake on account Of the
encouraging reply 20 the request for his
release from President Hart Of the san
Francisco club.
McCloskey Is on his way to the coast
from the east and was wired at Kansas
City 20 stop off here. He may have de-
cided that he could not spare the time
and left for the coast. via the Union Pa
ciric route. and given this town the slip.
However. the directors OF the new bail
club say they viii wait a couple OF DAYS
longer and III nothing definite turns M
an EFFORT VIII be made 20 secure another
manager
While no players have been signed by
the new club yet. and in All probability
VII not be until the question OF a man
ager Oh settled. many applications are
pouring IN daily for positions on the
team. The war on the coast viii also
help salt Lake out In securing a team
this year as it Be- a sure thing that many
OF the players now On the outlaw league
wiz jump as soon as the Pacific North
west season opens up. All the PLAYERS
now connected with the Harris faction
are OutlaWed by the National AssOcia-
ton OF Minor Leagues and can only be
EelnstaLed by paying "a fine of $500 or
jumping their contracts when the Pacific
Northwest league opens its season. This
VIII occur some time next week and
when IL comes there is liable 20 De a
grand jumping of contracts on the part
Of the outlaws These players know that
Salt Lake ia after a team. and many OF
them would De glad 20 get a chance to
play bail here ~ Ii reinstates them ia the
good graces Of the National association
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
Results at Banninrs.

Washington April 4-Bennlngs results:
First race, five and a half furlOngs-
Mrs Frank Foster won. Illyria second,
Tugai third. Time-l.3l So
Second race, four and a half furlOngs-
Abel Treblet won, Pleasant Memories
second ReVer Berate third. Ilhe-.59 90.
Third race. steeplechase, about two and
a half miles-R. B. sack won, Moutrip
second. No third. Time-5.56 Double
Thong. Charles O'Maney. Judge Of Grass
land. Twilight and Japanese also ran. but
all fell
Fourth race. half mile-Grecian MAID
won, Ora Mickey second, The Brown
Monarch third Time-.5I S-5.
Fifth race. mile and forty yards-BOu
Mot won, Dark Planet second, Lady
Radeber third. Time-l:49.
Sixth race. seven furlOngs, handicap
Lord Badge won, DAILY second. Bar lie
Due third. Time-1.32 rs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
PRoVo NEWs NoTEs.

Provo, April Mrs Carrie Rockwell
Atwood Of independence. No, a daugh-
ter OF the late Porter Rockwell, Is In the
city visiting her cousins. Mrsr. Carol B
Pratt and the Beebe brothers
a baseball team has been ORGANIZED
with Archie knOWlden as manager.
ine pupils OF the seventh grade of the
franklin school gave q fine presentation
OF sAas Manner Friday evening The
story was dramatized by the pupils. with
enc ald ot their teacher, Miss Raymond.
Andrew Gatherum ana Charles EaaVitl
This afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
Races at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April 4.-AIontgomery
Park summary:
First race. one mile. selllnE-COuut En-
Out won. Ernest Parham second. Alfred
Q third. Tlme-l,44
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Foxy Kane won, BensOnhurst second.
The Don third. Time-l.O3
Third race. mile and an eighth-Ihane
won, Rightful second. Rankin third.
Time-l:55A.
Fourth race, four furlOngs, ArdeIIe
stakes, 81. 900 added-W alterin won, Nor
della second, Bernice third. Time-.51ls
Fifth race. steeplechase, about two and
quarter miles-CeylOn won. Ada o.
second. Lord RadnOr third. Iime-4:39.
Sixth race-SiX MISUNDERSTANDING Won
Louise Collier second, Daddy Bender
third. Time-l.16z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
shamrock III Changes Moorings.

Gourock. April shamrock III left
here today for Weymouth in tow of the
Erin. Shamrock III Will return TO the
CLYDE in the middle of May. when she
viii be jury rugged. Then the challenger
wiz sail for America at the end of May
Sir Thomas Upton has decided 10 take
both the Shamrocks to New York His
satisfaction with the early performance
of the challenger has decided him to cur
TAN the trials in British waters. lie
hopes that six Weeka OF tuning 10 M
America viii insure the challenger being
iu the best trim for the Gun races
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
salt Lake Rads Meet

a spirited meeting at the " ~. G.. A.
parlors last evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers Tor the coming season:
W. A. Beesley. manager. and O.. ~. Webb.
captain The team win commence prac-
uclus tomorrow night on the High school
campus. Manager Beesley stated last
evening that be had not picked his nine
yet and would not DO So for "a few DAYS.
as be desires 90 give an the local talent
O. chance 90 join the team Those who
JLink they can make the team and care
Co join the new club are requested TO be
present az the practice az $3.50 tomorrow
evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
Another ogden Bowling League.
Especial 10 The Herald }

A-t'N~Ae-t ~ ALN AANA anu
Ogden, April Another series of bowl
ing games by the local bOWlers has Deen
arranged, the matches 10 begin Monday
and continue over a period of about five
weeks.
this contest and three prizes. aggregate
Ing 50. will be given at the end Of the
contest. The teams are:
Shupe, captain; Williams, Corey, Mol
linelh.
Seudder. captain; Reynolds. Baker.
MunsOn.
Morton. captain; Becraft, spargo. Lar
rev.
Thomas, captain; Camp. Broughton,
Farr.
Eleshner, captain; scriven. Stephens.
O'BrIen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

Jerry Mccarthy came up from Eureka
yesterday with the conference visitors.
and VIII return this evening. Jerry said
that Pc bad just completed arrangements
Tor the fcu-round go with "Deafy"
Thompson. fo take place On Eureka 0n
April l0 after which De would return ~
san Lake. When asked III be would meet
ala gibbs iH a feiura HHlch jerry said
he did not know hIf u-olId consider the
pfofosltou after De came d Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
INDIVIDUAL RECORD OF [. D. S. U.
BASKET BALL PLAYERS FOR o. O3'

The basket ball games of the past week
between the University OF Colorado and
the leading Utah teams has practically
completed the most prosperous basket
ball season i'm the history of the state.
The defeats administered to the Boulder
team plainly indicate the high standard
This popular winter sport has reached in
this state, The Colorado team holds the
intercollegiate championship of Colorado
and IS tied with the Tritch team OF Dem
Yer Tor the state championship, yet the
best this aggregation could do i'm Utah
was 20 get one game out of the five
played and this was from the B. y. A.
which finished in third place i'm the re-
cent state league series. The L. ID. s. ".
team, which won the state championship
Tor the past three seasons, took two out
OF the five games played against the vis-
ting team and By so doing proved con-
clusively that IL is one of the strongest
Congregations Of basket BAH players in
the west today. This team has suffered
but one defeat IN the past three years
This was al the hands Of the b. Y. C.. OF
Logan, which took the second place in'
the state championship struggle OF the
past three years. The T. d. S. T. team
was also "a member of a salt Lake CITY
league. but the other three teams I'M this
e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
DISBURSEMENTS MEET.
ODDS Runs up a Score Of 244 Points
in Fourth Game.

The regular weekly match game be-
tween the bowlers of the Disbursement
department o. the Oregon Short Line
took place at the Collender alleys yes
terday afternoon. A. J.. Angel. who
played on the Railroad team in the city
league, led an competitors for the 1--WE
games, Win a total Of $50 points.
j. u. Olds came within two points of
tne Soiiender record for a single game In
his fourth game. by piling no a total OF
IA points. Angel made a score of 2l9
points IN his nth game which was also
very nnnT THE anr.rn-s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
Baseball at Ephraim.

NNl.aaaAa TO II AaN taAl.N
Ephralm April f.-Ihere win be quite a
revival in the national game OF baseball
lu the county this season. The sport
died out last year. but this wear some ln-
terest is being taken For the east five
years Ephralm has held the champion
ship of central and southern Utah. ana
this evening the fans viii meet ana or-
gdnize team that win be strong enough
% hold ne Lltle ogaInst an cOmers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
EIGHT Teams Even

Atlanta. Ga April AIN the twolve-
hour bike race at the Coliseum the two
teams which were behlnd-EUiotf ana
Downing aud krcbs ana Melvin-re-
gained their lost Zap. making the eight
teams even. with a total of 2H miles The
final sprint for the decision win occur
Monday evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
Rscord Of 3. Z. c. IL.

Especial 10 The HeraldD
Logan, April 4.-The b. T. {. basket
BAN team has disbanded after a very sue
cessfuI season. during which 10 mas
eight of which IL won. In the eleven
games they played the B. Y. C.'s scored
3l2 points and had l0l scored against
them. Their record Is given below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
1Iagnatss Have Not Yet Concluded
Their Labors.

Tacoma, Wash. April 4-The Pacific
National league magnates have not vet
concluded their business and win con-
vene again Sunday afternoon, and may
not finish their work until Monday. The
schedule committee spent today az lts
and the balance of the magnates viewed
The city, and I'm the afternoon saw the
Tigers defeat Centralia. ll 20 2 In an
exhibition game. The auditing commit
tee sent back the treasurers report with
lts approval 10 having been found cor
rect ia every item. III was left optional
with President Lucas 90 take hts resi-
dence iu whichever city OF the circuit he
deemed advisable. Several special app
propriatlOns were made for war measures
and the new constitution and bylaws
were entirely completed and formally
adopted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
RerlzaIsv. s; STANFORD 2

Berkeley Cal, April 4-Before nearly
900 people the University of California
baseball team won the first INTERCOLLEGIATE
same from stanford this afternoon bv a
score of % % The victory of Berkeley
was due more TO the pitching Of Overall
than 10 Seam work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

league were I'm no way a match for the
champions. Harold Grow. official scorer
OF the l.. ID. $. T., has compiled a com
plete record Of every game this season,
showing the work done by each of the
players, which is reproduced here. This
record shows that the l.. D. S. II. played
fifteen games, winning fourteen OF them.
Also that the Saints scored total Of ass
points against l34 for the other teams.
OF the individual players. perhaps sid
Christy.s record IS the best. Playing as
guard, who IS not expected to throw
baskets. Christy has a record of fifty
two points 20 his credit, while the opp0s-
ing forwards, who are given every OPP
portuulty by the rest of the team TO
score. have only managed to get ten
points. stanton leads in basket throw
Ing for the team with a total of l55
points. or more than the total score Of
all the teams played combined. Lund
committed the most fouls of any OF the
y. ID S, q players, with Stanton second.
However, Lund plays as a guard, whose
position in the game greatly increases
the danger Of committing fouls The fol-
lowing system OF keeping tab on the
players originated with Mr. Grow, and
IL Is believed TO be the first one of the
kind ever published:
.ersitv Basket Ball PLAYERS. 1903.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
American Chamninn

The worlds record ln the last four
years for any distance has been held by
Frank Kramer on the Pierce bicycle.
Pierce bikes stand the test.
CHRISTIE & ANAkIN. Agents.
533 South Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Los Angeles. CAL. April 4.-LaWler
scored the winning run for the Angels i'm
The ninth inning today. With the score
standing 20 and one man out In The
5corchlng ErOunder just inside OF right
neld foul Inc and came home on An-
lreWs wild throw, Score;
Los angeles ---.....- ..-.-.-.....
Battsries-Gray and spies; Engel and
Harlow.
San Francisco. April 4-Although
Hickey OF Seattle pitched shut-out BAN
today, De threw away his game when con-
troll was needed al critical times. Ia the
seventh after Lehman had singled
Hickey hit MoszImau with a pitched bah
and then gave passes 10 DeVereauX and
brasheart An error By Zeigler helped to
put two men over the plate The score:
r. H. ID.
Oakland L.....-....... ............. 8 3
Batteries-Lee and Lohmaa. hickey
and BottIger.
Sacramento. April 4.-Tha game between
The San Francisco and Sacramento
teams today resulted in "a victory for the
former. A high north wind was blowing
that was an IN favor Of the stiCkers and
against the pitchers The SacramfntOs
were badly demoralized by the absence
OF DOYLE. Hildcbraud and Casey. who are
places were taken by amateurs. Score:
r. H. f.
san Francisco ........... ......... @ 10
Batteries-F fitzgerald and Graham;
Whaleu and Leahy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05


UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BASKET TEAM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

All the News Of the
Sporting World
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

Record Of the LatFday Saints university Players 1905
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

l-u- .---ll- ---- ------.-- ------------ 3
NlLlall4 s-4..aaa- .a-aa--...sa--4--
Batteries-Gray and Spies Engel and
Harlow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05

The ten-round boxing contest sched-
uled 70 come on al Murray on ApriI
> between "Deafy" Thompson and
Aoung Gibbs has been called of. III is
given out that "Deafy' Thompson had
already agreed to meet Jerry Mccarthy
az eureka, and not hearing from the
W aIkerVllle pet had supposed the Eure-
ka match to be off. Jerry however
came 10 town yesterday and informed
the mute that he was ready for him
and the Eureka fight was given prefer
ence over the Murray bout.