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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
BELL STAKES
WAS AN UPSET
ROwena, the Surprise That
Fooled Talent.
WITFUL WINS AT ORLEANS
CRESCENT CITY DERBY WORTH
$3.50.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE Bell
stakes for 2-year-olds, az Oakland tn-
day. resulted in an upset, Rowena. the
clever lilly in the stable of Burns &
Waterhouse, winning from Rapid Wa
ter. which. together with Precious
Stone, his stable companion. was quot
ed at 1 to 4. Eight youngsters went
TO the post, but 10 was thought the
Morris pair had the event al their
mercy.
The stake had value Of $3.50. Of
which $500 went to the winner. ADJ
ditiOnal interest was aroused. as 10
was the first time the 2-year-Old went
five furlOngs Precious stone got away
well. but ran out at the head of the
stretch. Rapid Water and Celebranl
were fighting il during the last quar-
ter, when ROWena came with a rush
and beat the Morris colt three-guar-
ters of a length. Celebrant was third.
J.. Daily on Rapid Water claimed q
foul against Rowena, but fl was not
allowed. n. i. Frank an added start
er. was carried wide by Precious Stone.
Aside from the stake, well-played
horses won during the afternoon. Re
suits
First race, six and one-half furIOngs.
selling-LansdOWne won. Fiamero Sec
Ond. DOttereI third. Time. 1.24.
Second race. one mile. selling-Glis-
sandO won, Choteau second, Formero
third Time. 1851.
Third race six furlOngs, selling
Matt Hogan won, Nimo second, Ned
Dennis third. Time. 1.17.
Fourth race. five furlongs. the Bell
stakes, value S2.790-RoWena won,
Rapid Water second, Celebrant third.
Time. 1:04
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth.
handicap-Grafter won, Grail second,
Epicure third. Time, 1891.
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards. SELL
lng-Sam Fullen won, Ben Macdhui
second, Dunblane third. Time. l.45l-
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Monte Carlo Chess Results.

Monte Carlo. March H.-In the elcv-
enth round of The second half o. the
international chess tournament today
Wolf beat Alieses, center counter gam
bit. in twenty-five moves: T"chuann
beat Mason. queens gambit declined. in
seventeen moves; MarOcosey beat Mar
co. Scilian defense. in thirty-One moves:
Pillsbury beat Taubenhause, Queea' 5
gambit declined. in thirty-six moves;
Tarrasch beat Reggie, English open
ing in tWenty-siL moves and the game
between AlLiI and Marshall was ad-
iourned.
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Tacoma Team An Right.

Tacoma. Wash. March IA meet
ing of all the stockholders OF the base
ball company was held this evening
Reports OF officers showed no debts,
and besides the cash on hand. an as
sessment was ordered levied for 81, 800
payable next week. besides which Pres
ldent Carman states that i'm view OF
the coming baseball war; $4,000 addi-
tionai is available if required to hold
Iacoma's end up Manager Byron Nc
kibben announced that his team would
report here March 25 for training pur-
poses. and that he had signed twenty
seven players, including nine pitchers.
eight outhelders, four catchers and five
intelders, some of whom are said 10
be for other clubs of the Pacific
Northwest league.
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STANDING OF THE
LEAGUE BOWERS
Averages and Records of Teams
and Players.
SCHEDULE IS COMPLETED
FULL LIST OF HIGH SCORES
COMPILED BY HERALD.
SCHEDULE is COMPLETED

The first annual series Of games Of
the salt Lake Bowling league came to
a close the past week with the Bruns-
wick team as the winner by a mar
row margin over the Harmonies, while
the other two aggregations Of bowlars
were busy lighting it out for the last
place. The league was organized some
what as an experiment early in the sea-
son, and 10 proved a success in every
particular. the interest being kept at a
fever heat until the last frame of the
ninety games was rolled. Bowling as "A
sport became popular for the first time
I'm Zion this year, and when the league
vas first introduced it was hard work
TO find players good enough 30 COM
pete, but when the season closed sew
eral fairly good men had been devel-
oped and the size Of the scores were
ON the constant increase.
The race for first place between the
HarmOnies and Brunswicks was a re-
markable one. and it took the last
series of five games TO decide the win
ners. The lower Main street crowd
won out by the narrow margin Of two
games out of the ninety played by each
team and by the close total of 56. 500
points TO 56,325 for the Harmonic team
Among the individual bOWlers. God
dard heads the list with an average
Of 40 9-45. However. the Railroad man
only competed i'm half the games and
left the city before the season was
over, and it may be that the league
viii not award him the high individual
prize on this account. @. smith of the
Brunswick team competed in seventy
eight of the ninety games bOwled by
his team and finished I'm second place
with an average of les 44-78. Bauer, of
the Harmonic team, who. stood In the
third position with an average of
16I 1890 was the highest man among
those who competed in every game
played by his team. His showing is
therefore the best of any of the play
ers, as In making his score he took the
of nights. bad alleys and bad pins as
they came.
@. Smith made the highest individual
game record OF the league series with "A
score Of 259 on the Elks' alleys on Feb.
IL. sam SpitZ. OF the Harmonic team /
holds the record for the best even /
ing's performance with a total of 913
points for five games, bOWled in the I
series against the Brunswicks last Fri |
day night. The Harmonic teams score /
OF 3,496 points with four men In 1--WE /.
games. also made last Friday night, /
was the highest average made by any /.
team during the season in a single /
series Of games.
In compiling the players averages /
for the season The Herald has only /
taken into account those who have /
played In more than ten games during /
the series. This is done because many I
players were substituted for one, two or I
five games during the season. and while /
some made good scores for that num- /
Der of games, others We're very low and /
g. would not be fair to compare these /
players work with those who bOWled /
the season through or at least APP /
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RESULTS Al NEW ORLEANS.
Winner Of Derby Easily outclassed
All Competitors.

New Orleans. March madden and
Hildreth divided the hOnOrs of the
Crescent City derby TODAY. Witful
bred by the former and owned by the
latter, galloped home twelve lengths
IN front Of her field and joined Mod
esty and May Hampstead in the list
Of fllies who have figured as derby
winners. The stake was worth $3.50
TO the winner Backed from 90
to to 8, Witful always was a de-
cided favorite.
The hly Outclassed her field. Can
non kept her on the extreme outside
all the way. She wore her field down
on the back stretch and at the threee-
quarters went 20 the front without an
effort and was eased up all through
the last furlOng, finishing strong.
BirchbrOom and Embarrassment. the
next nearest candidates for popular
tavorites, were used ap making pace.
Rain poured down during the day and
the track was a lake. summary:
First race, six furlongs, seIling-II-
illuminate won, The Bronze Demond
second. Farmer jim third. Time, l.2A
Second race, mile, selling MaUser
won, Flora Levy second, Welcome
Light third. Time. 1855.
Third race, handicap, mile and a six
teeenth-Ihane won. Ben Chance sec
ond, Blue Blaze third. Time. 2.O.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth.
Crescent City derby-Witful 10 Gan
nom, TO 8, won; Roscano IL Ger
bon), u 20 I. second Birch Broom.
40 lBullman), 3 TO /, third. Time,
2.07 SIS.
Fifth race, mile and one-half. SELL
ing-Latson won. Georgia Gardner sec
ond, Compass third Time. 2:56 Is.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy
yards, selling-Moderator won, Russell
Elton second, Dodie S. third. Time
200 2-5.
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80 - Gardner Matohed-

New York, March 14.-George Card
ner. the Lowell. Mass. light heavy
weight and Jack Root, the middle
weight champion of the west. have
been matched to meet before the Inter-
national A. C.. of Fort Erie. Canada,
for twenty rounds at catch weights on
March 81
This viii be the third meeting be-
tween these men, Root having won
decision over Gardner on a foul, while
Root
Both men are good stim punchers
and know the game thoroughly.
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knocked down on the first throw in
each frame. IL counts ten In addition
and all that are made In the next two
trials. This is called a strike. If the
ten pins are knocked down In two
trials. IL counts ten on that frame in
addition to all the pins that are Sc
cured on the next ball. This Is called
spare. II an the pins are not knocked
down on the two throws. then one
point only is counted for each Din
Knocked down. Ten frames, or twenty
balls in an. constitute one game. If
on the last frame a strike Is made
TWO more balls are allowed: if a snare
is made, one more ball is allowed
Thus is VIII be seen that a score Of
300 Is possible by making a strike on
each Of the ten frames and the two
additional balls al the end.
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San Francisco. March 1.-THE Ma
tionaI Baseball club OF san Francisco
was incorporated today by Milton l..
Schmitt its capital is 100000. OF which
500 has been subscribed. The directors
are H. B. Hopkins. John B. Coleman,
Harry j. Hart. Sydney Hart and Mill
ton L. Schmitt. They are an of this
city. Schmitt is an attorney. and 10 Is
said that he formed the organization
at the instance Of the Seattle and
Portland BAN players who recently an-
nounced their intention OF invading the
local field.
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PRIESTS REFUSE TO TESTIFY IN
A NOTABLE ECCLESIASTICAL SUIT

Rome, March 14-Cardinal Gotti,
project Of the propaganda. and iIgr.
Veccia, secretary Of the congregation,
have botn refused 10 give evidence In
the suit before the American civil
courts, which Father Murphy, former
pastor Of a church at Tecumseh Neb,,
has instituted against the Right Rev.
Thomas Bonacum, bishop Of ----coln
Neb.
Lincoln, Neb., March 1.-THE contest
between Bishop Bonaoum and Father
Murphy Is of long standing, and grew
out of an attempt on the part of the
bishop TO force Rev. Murphy, pastor of
ST. Andrews congregation at Tecum-
sch, TO compel his parishioners 70 con-
tribute a large sum OF money 10 the
erection OF a palace for the bishop at
Lincoln. Cardinal SatOlli enjolned the
bishop from erecting so costly a palace.
but the injunction was spurned. Rev.
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FITz-RYAN DOPE.
Red Robert Hands Tonsilitis Tommy
Few Hot Ones.

Red Robert Hands Tonsilitis Tommy
a Few Hot Ones.
Fitzsimmons gave a crowd Of his ad-
mirers an account Of how he would go
after Ryan the other day if they ever
got into the ring together, as follows.
u viii simply wade into him and
break through his guard and wallop
HIM into submission" declared the
Cornishman. Il fought Corbett at 154
and Jeffries at l5S, and they certainly
felt my punches. Now, no one would
ever figure that Ryan had "a look-in
with either COrbett or Jeffries. and I
therefore do not see how in the world
he can figure a chance with me. 1t
would simply be a case of pitching into
Tommy and chastising him. He can't
get TO me. and / certainly can Wall0p
him down and out. What I viii do 20
him viii make McCOy's training look
cheap. IL will do Ryan good to meet
me in the ring"
However, Red" Robert does not need
10 bother his freckled head about
Tommy Ryan This worthy could not
be pulled into the same county with
FitZsimmOns, let alone get into the
ring with him. AS soon as Ryan found
out Fitz could make the middleWeight
limit. Tommy at once announced his
intention of retiring from the ring.
Level head that boy Ryan has
Holder Of No. 1884 is entitled to the
piano given away Saturday evening by
the Paris Millinery company.
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Jim Corbe-t's Brother STONED.

San Francisco, March 14.-Manager
Morley Of Los Angeles has signed Joe
COrbett at one of the largest salaries
ever paid a ball player. The contract
calls for 5000 and stipulates COrbett
shall not pitch more than one game a
week for thirty-siK weeks. II is also
agreed COrbett shall keep in touch with
his business in this city when not
tWirling for his team. This means Cor
bett win receive nearly $40 for every
time he steps on the field.
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MoHAMMEDANs ARE EASY.
Yankee Horse Racer Shows Sultan's
Subjects How It Is Done.

Yankee Horse Racer Shows Sultan's
Subjects How It Is Done.
New York, March I4.-Fred Foster.
who owned DR.. Rice when that horse
won the Brooklyn handicap from Henry
of Navarro in 1884. has returned TO the
United States after three years on the
European turf. He raced horses in
Turkey and Austria-Hungary the past
two seasons and claims he is the only
American who ever trained horses in
the sultan OF Turkeys domain. Foster
had charge Of the late Baron George
Bleichroeder's thorough
In Sarajero, the racing city Of Tur-
key" said Foster. u entered my horses
in seven races and won them ALL AT
Budapest finished third in the Derby.
Subsequently I won seventeen c0nsecu-
tive races in that city and Vienna.
Turkey is a good field for American
hOrsemen. Ii is virgin soil for TIE
Yankee trainers. who have heretofore
overlooked this market for their skin
and enterprise"
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Murphy took up several collections Sd
his church and appointed committees
% collect funds outside The amounts
contributed did not satisfy Bishop
BOnacum, however, and he issued
decree against Rev. Murphy OF eXpul-
sion from the diocese. Murphy appealed
TO the apostolic delegate at Washing
ton, who ordered the bishop % rescind
the decree. The bishop thereupon filed
charges against Rev Murphy and sum
moned him 20 Lincoln 20 make answer.
Rev. Murphy filed q challenge for pref
udlce and an appeal These the bishop
ignored, and he Issued a decree Of sus-
pension and communication against
Rev. Murphy. The bishop then began
proceedings to GUST Rev. Murphy from
the use of the church and its proper
ties. Six different civil suits have taken
place already, in an OF which the bishop
has lost. and TIE case has twice been
taken to Rome.
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Cambridee &c. Oxford.

London, March 14.-Cambridge uni
versity athletes won all Of the ten
events In which they competed against
the London Athletic club at Cambridge
today There were no notable accom-
plishments. but the victory of the uni
versity men tended 10 confirm the i'm
preston prevailing that Cambridge viii
beat Oxford at the annual inteTcollegi-
ate athletic sports March 28.
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The members Of the last years Fort
Douglas baseball team are busy re-
organizing the team again for the
coming season. They say they win
play nothing but amateur teams ard
viii soon be in shape TO meet any ag-
gregatlou OF this kind in the state.
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- - Baseball - Wanted.

Park City. March lf-T0day William
Waters and H. Nansiclle received of
1ers from the Northern baseball league
10 play with the Fargo team. Mr..
Waters is wanted 90 help form the
pitching staff and VanslckIe 20 do
The catching. In am probability both
men viii accept the offer.
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- caIifornia aoIf champion.

San Francisco, March I4.-C. +. Maud
Of Riverside Is the champion golf play
or of the Pacific coast. He easily de-
feated II. c. Golcher in the finals to-
day, the score being s up and 10 play.
Northern California won the team
match 10y defeating Wilson 2 UP.
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SHORT LINE BowLERs MEET.
Hess Secures an Average Of I72 For
the Five Games.

A match game of ten uinS between two
picked teams from the Oregon Short Line
DullIng was DOWlcu at the JOueuuer al
leys yesterday afternoon. Several good
scores were made which eQualed many
of those made by the league bOWlers r.
n. Hess rolled a total of $50 points for
the five games. giving him an average
of ll2 for the series, which was the nigh
score. The following are the scores:
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80 - - 60.

Pittsburg, March 1.-THE Jehries-
Fitzsimmons boxing show scheduled
for tonight ia Springfield garden bor-
ough has been prohibited by order Of
the court on the ground d proves a
public nuisance.
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Columbia Runner ~.

New York, March 14.-After q driv-
ing struggle In the last fifty yards be-
tween Taylor of Columbia and Gin of
Pennsylvania, the Columbian runner
finished first by six inches i'm the two
mile intercollegiate team relay race at
Madison Square garden tonight
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pugdale to 81 at seattle.

Portland, ore, March 14.-D. i. Dug
dale who. with W. III. Lucas. arrived
in this city today from San Francisco,
tonight denied the report that he con-
tempiated leaving Seattle 20 accept the
management OF the San Francisco
baseball team.
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60 g 90 on Motor.

London, March 14.-F. W. Chase beat
AN motor cycling records from six TO
ten miles at CanningtoWn today COM
pletlng ten miles in j. minutes So 4-5
seconds.
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Sole Agency.

We carry a full line Of DIT. Jaeger
wool and Diemel linen mesh underwear
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
LOG Main Street.
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First Team.
Second Team.
How 10 scoRE ~ PINs.

AHNtLta HsFHt'=l ts'H Hte "tN 90
Averages George, 163 %; Williams. l35;
MOsby, 9S: Angel. 16l.
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Holder of 30. ! 1884 is entitled 20 the
piano given away Saturday evening by
the Paris Millinery company.
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Baseball injunction at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 1A-Judge
COur0v OF the superior court has grant
cd the temporary injunction prayed for
by Manager James Morley OF the Los
Angeles baseball club restraining the
Los Angeles Improvement company,
which controls the chutes and grounds,
from interfering with MOrley's use of
the grounds under the terms Of his
text. The Ordc- TO show cause why
the injunction should not be made per-
next week.
This action prevents any further de-
veI0uments in the contest over the
lease held By the local club on the
Chutas grounds until the question is
legally decided. The game scheduled
FOR tomorrow between the Chicago Ne
tionals and the locals viii be played as
scheduled.
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[. D. S. u. MEETS
FIRST DEFEAT
B. Y. c. Turns Tables on Cham
ploRs at Logan.
GAME WAS FlERCELY PLAYED
CONTEST ENDS STATE BASKET
BALL LEAGUES SEASON.
GAME WAS FIERCELY PLAYED
Standing of the Teams.


NSpeCldl 10 Inc Heral0.l
Logan, March 14-The /. D. S. T..
basket ball team met defeat here to-
night for the first time in three years
at the hands Of the B. Y. c. team, the
home crowd winning by score of IS
to Is. The game was fiercely played
from start 20 finish, but the B. Y. C..
early took the lead and was never
headed The first half ended with
score of s. to IL IN favor Of the home
team, and IN the last half each aggre-
cation scored five points.
The features of the game were the
general good playing Of Henderson and
the remarka BILE work OF DOpp, the
midget Of the b. Y C.. team who was
pitted against Smith. the L. d. S. u.
giant. For the first minute or two,
Dopp got the worst of it. but after
that held the big fellow down. The Of
hcials were satisfactory and the game
was freer from fouls than most of the
contests, although there were plenty of
them at that. Christy usually a clean
player. was penalized five times. The
summary.
B. Y. Gle. Position. L. D. S. U.-13.
Henderson ......-L, F........-. stanton
Booth .........-.R. F............ Taylor
Dopp .-.C............... smith
Merkely .........L. b. ......... Christy
Blair .....R b ......... I.und
Referee, Campbell; umpires, Rasmus-
sen and Langton; scorer. Marshali
tWenty-minUte halves; goals from the
field, Henderson 3, Booth 2. Smith 2.
Stanton and Christy; goals from free
throw. DOpp 6. missed 5; Taylor 5,
missed 8; fouls Smith 5. Christy 5,
Booth g. Merkely 8. Blair, Dopp and
Lund. Attendance. 500.
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RECALLS HAVE REoRGAN1zED.
Some Talk Of Organizing a State
Amateur League.

Some Talk Of Organizing State
Amateur League.
The Regal baseball team has been
organized again for the coming sea-
son and the members say they will
have one of the strongest if not the
strongest amateur team I'm tho state.
Last season they played during tho
latter part Of the year under the name
of the Calders. and as such completed
the year with a good record. having
played I'm AN thiTty-tWO games and los
ing but four. The team has not Sc
cured grounds for this year but win
try 90 secure either Callers or Walk
er's field 90 play their Sunday games.
The Regal aggregation is very much
iu favor of organizing state anna
teur league, 90 include the Live Oaks
OF Bingham. OutariOs OF Park city,
ogden amateurs, Fort Douglas and the
Royals. which looks as III there might
De something doing in the amateur
baseball line this year. 1t is under
stood that professional ball players
viii be barred from all OF these teams.
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In playing the game, ten pins are
placed on the alley and two balls are
allowed to each frame. or turn at
bowling. If the ten pins are all
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Information Of Use to Those Just
Learning How to Bowl.

'I-|'' -'''0 -l|'II|'I III ''I0II
Kindly explain the system used In
counting tenpin scores in tomorrow's
issue. A SUBSCRIBER.
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~'-4 a. 90

peared in more than two series Of
games. The averages are as follows:
Team Averages.
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Rose viii Bet on Bob.

New York, March ITO prove her
faith that her husband could whip
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien for the
worlds middleweight championship,
Bob Fitzsimmons' wife. who as Rose
Julian was a feminine athlete. depos-
tied a certified check for 5000 this
afternoon with al Smith To bet on
lanky Bob.
Bank Of Commerce
Now located at 100 Main street
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Holder of No. 1884 is entitled to the
piano given away Saturday evening by
the Paris Millinery company.