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GAME BETWEEN BATTERIES.

At ToIedo.-ToIedo, A. Kansas City, Q
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SOME CLOSE FINISHES
Three Fav0rites and a Second
Choice Win at the Oak
land Track.

san Francisco. April 51-Racing al
oakland TODAY was marked by close and
exciting finishes. Three fayOrites and a
second choice were successful.
me surprise was the victory of Ddudie
she got Off well and, leading almost
from the start, proved an easy Winnef
over Flyer and Judge VOORHEES,. See told
the Judges that ElaneuF. the faV0rile,
sulked.
The feature was the mile and a furlong
handicap. CarOnal- heavily supported
went TO the front early and won. ridden
out, from IllillOuOn and CRATER. Neter-
dHo, the fayOrite, made a poor showing.
Eduardo, to 1 shot. took the 2-year-
old race by a neck from Salable.
Money MUss, Matt Hogan and Louis
Wagner finished heads apart in the fifth.
Results.
First race. SIX and half furI0ngs.
Seiling-Daudie Bell won. Flyer second,
Judge VOORHEES, third Time-I.22.
Second race. four and a half fuTlOngs.
purse Eduardo won. SaIable second, Sea
Air third. Tines.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
lng-RedWald won, Kitty Kelly second.
GOidfiudeT third. Time-1-49.
Fourth race, mile and a furI0ug. hsndi-
Cap-CarOual won IIiilCuDn second
CRATER third. Time-1.55.
Fifth race, six furIongs. seIiing-1Iouey
Muss won. Matt Hogan second, Louis
Wagner third. Time-1:1I.
Sixth race seven furlougs, pUrse-Ana-
MAS Won, Gateway second, Jack Little
third. Time-l-2S
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REGATTA ON THE COAST.
California Had No Trouble in Win
ming From Stanford.

University of California. April 59.-The
first intercollegiate regatta on the Pacific
coast was married this afternoon by sew
eral accidents the most severe of them
being breaking of a seat in the Uni
-NersltV OF Washington boat, preventing
the northern varsity from competing.
Ine varsity race was easily taken from
stanford by California, and the race be-
tween the freshman crews resulted I'm
WalkoVer for California. The course was
a mile and a half straight away over the
Oakland estuary. The officials followed
the races in a tug, while the enthusiastic
partisans of the universities occupied
launches and yachts.
The sea was exceedingly chOppy during
the race between the freshmen, and the
SfandfOrdites were swamped to such an
extent that they were compelled to make
short and bail out Berkeley Won by at
least a quarter of a mile.
As the Stanford boat ue8red the finish
they were swamped, endaugering the lives
Of the rowers and Hecessitaung their res
cue, just as the Washington crew which
was supposed to be the best of the trio.
was ready TO compete with Stanford and
California its sliding seat apparatus
broke, After considerable delay Califor-
mia raced Stanford, winning by six
lengths Washington and California will
race Monday. President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler acted as referee. one of the
judges of the course was President David
Starr Jordan
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PROVO ATHLETES
BEAT [. D. S. u.
B. Y. University Boys Win at
the Track Meet.
THRONG WATCHES GAMES
CROWD OF 500 PERSONS GOES
FROM SALT LAKE.
special to The HeraId)

Provo. Utah. april 83-About 800 per-
sons came down from salt Lake This
morning on a special Rio Grande West
ern train 10 take in the TRACK Sports S
tween the j.. d. $. uniyefsi-s ana S--e ID. -
T. university. From tne time OF t-t- g.
rival of the Salt Lake crowd Eli me
sports began the streets were Iilie1 WIZ
the students of the two universities. eaf-L
party showing IT'S loyalty nE carrying inc
coi0rs Of the respective schoolz-biue ana
yellow for the t. d. S. university E.--
blue and black for The b r. university.
A C.CIOCk about -.e-n persons lal az
spmbIed ON the b. Y. university campus
TO see the sports which were eHLnusl-
astlcally enjoyed throughout lAe htril.
0rs were defeated 80 most or the events
but took their defeat good-naJqreql5- a
number OF the University of Utah men
were present. taking notes for me peli~-
fit of their team. The events were as
one hundred-yard h-1TeAuister. =.
n. T.. first. thristy, j. ID s., se.'ll--
Time-10fa seconds.
Ell. B. 7. T.. second. Times 20
Two hundred and yWeuty-yard dash
8esis 5sGor Is. y; G ITS - z w ls' -
Hammer throw. c. Peterson. g. u
t.. first, Smith L. ID. s. second Dis
tsnce-gl feet 90 inches.
Christy, J.. ID. s.. first, Adams. B. T. l--
second TimC-1S seconds.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash
Stallings. j. Y. r., first- Lowe, b. T. J-r
second Tines Is seconds
Haif-mila Tuu-SJailinss -. y. T.. tlrsLr
Howell. b. y. T.. second. IIme---af
High iump-Adams, B. ". IT, first j.
t. Adams. b. T. T., second. Height
Shot put-smfth-L. d. g.. first; Christy.
J.. D. s., second. Distances feet
Broad jump-M Adams. 3. ". T.. first.
W Luud, j. d. S., second. Distance-l5
por- --g--Tt NJ kzs-,- D W " ffrs-.
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practically perfect ball. Not q Seattleite
succeeded i'm walking to first on balls and
not a wild pitch crept into the score.
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to 1I5 pounds. Joe Goss who shone con
spitu0usiy i'm thc squared circle in the
tate tS. was only feet oi2 inches talL
Paddy Ryan, who whipped him for the
henors. was half an inch above 3 rect
Ordinarily Ryans weight was -l pounds,
bur he could get TO the 131-pound marx
Jake kilrdin. who suCcum0ed &c John
=. sullivan. stood feet 1919 inches
aere was a time when little men were
an The rage in the ring. HeayyV elsnls,
of course, attracted attention, but patrons
Of the sport thought that thew would be
better rewarded roT their money pE see
Ing the tiny uns perform. The figured
Enal INC sm1H pUglllsts would Ught ana
nave q out without Gear Boz tGis respect
they were Boi disappointed. Bgt as me
wears went by the big men had The caiL
and today q mill between two big men
Of prominence viii attract crowd Of
thousands. OF course contests iu which
ntJc men figure VII draw The sports.
but there must be more than a local
reputation attached TO the encounter A
hlJIe puglHEt must be a champion now
TO create any interest from q financial
ana box office point of view, on the
other hand, scraps I'm which heiVvWeighJs
are rivals - matter VIE ther &zey are
near the front rank or not. Wui bring
OHt the sports.
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TWO COAST RECORDS.
Pearson Of Washington Made a Good
Showing at Berkeley.

Berkeley. Cal. April 31-As was eE-
pected. the Washington men, outuuu-
track went down TO defeat before the
sprmters and Jumpers of the university
or tanT0rnla today. The score slQoa-
California n, Washington, SIS. Washing
ton. however made remarkable show
ing every one Of her athletes suTpass-
ing their former performances. Joe
Pearson the northern sprIuter- showed a
form that surpassed that or Damn. stan
ford g idol. Two coast records were
broken that il the Zl-yard dash and the
flty-yard dash Pearson winning the
former and Abadie of California the la--
ter.
The 105-yard dash was won by Snedigar
OF california. with Joe Pearson Of Wash
ington second and Carogan third. Time
10 seconds.
The 44o-yard dash was won by Joe
Pearson OF Washington. Carogau and
Kern OF California tied for second place
Iime--59 So
The hammer throw was won bv Sperrv
OF California. Mcdonald of Washington
second; Elliott of California third. Dis
Jance-l49 feet s inches
Ihe pole vault was won by Grant ur
Washington: symmes of California sec
onu, schultz and Sergeant of California
tied for third place Height-1 feet
In the mile run HackIcy and NEWMAN
Of California tied for first place. Creery
OF washington third. Iime-4.f3 5-5.
The la-yard hurdle was won bv Pow
ell of California Frei of California sec
ond. Hill of Washington tHird- Time
I5 3-5 seconds
The shot put was won by Sperry OF
California. Mcdonald of Washington sec
ono; Gilmore of California third Distance
Al feet 81 inch
Grant of washington and Cooley OF
California tied for first place iu the high
jump at g feet and 4 inch. making a new
University of California record. SperrE OF
California was third
The 5S1-yard dash was won by Edwards
Of California. Robert Pearson of Wash
InEtqn second, Mischief OF California
third TimeS2.gA
The z-l-yard hurdle was won bV lIeauv
OF california. Hume of California sec
ond. Timer 2-5
me mile relay was an eECiLlEk event
me first three laps California was iu the
lead then Joe Pearson. the Washington
wonder started on the final lap and beat
out the California sprinter seven yards.
The three places iu the broad jump w-u-
20 california. B0ynt0n, SueGiEsT ana
chaplin jumping. The winning jump was
zll7 feet
Inc Z1-yard dash was won by Joe Pear
son in the time of - Is seconds. Carog0-
OF California second Thompson of wash
iugtou third.
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BUTTE II. SPOKANE 0.
Miners Had on Their Batting Clothes
ut ali STAGES.

Spokane Wash. April 91-It was a
shutout for Spokane by Butte today with
a score of ~ to- 3D. Carney was hit aH
over the field. and Moser. VINO was sub
sututed lu the sixth, was just as easy
Tor The Miners Wnmota men did base
running ana stick work at every stage
81 tHe saHe, and the fast fielding gave
BaFdelin the support which kept the In
dams away from the plate. ReiIly's men
played iU hard luck all the way through.
and although they found Bandelin plenty
of times, ii was only to DOp them high
into the feeders hands. Score.
r.. TT. +.
Spokane -.-........... ......... ...... % g
AHhNE s.ss.s..r.4 ..-...a III rs ~
Batterles-Caruey and Stanley, Eande-
lin and SWiudels.
ImDiTe-ACCaTtlE.
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The lawn mower was at work iu the
nightly.
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aUEENAN-MCARTHY MATCH
Articles Are Signed for the Fight
May 10.

Jerry Mccarthy and Perry QUeenau
were matched yesterday 10 fight a TWEEN
ty-round contest to be held i'm this city
May Is, S. j. Kelly. manager Of Jerry
Mccarthy. and Eddie Robinson repre-
senting Perry Queenan met Yesterday
afternoon and signed articles for the bout
Some disagreement arose over the weight
Kelly holding out for AS pounds at 3
clock in the afternoon of the contest.
while Queenan and his hackers insisted
on the men Weighing 145 pounds at the
ring side. The differences were finally
settled and the men are to weigh l45
pounds at O'Clock On the afternoon of
the fight A side bet OF 500 was put
up and $50 was posted as forfeit money.
Mccarthy has been suffering from a
slight attack of rheumatism and has been
unable 10 do any training since his last
fight. He says he has taken gOod care
of himself and viii start 90 work out
next week with Lewis, the wrestler, and
Young Price. Queenau has been training
right along since his fight with Clifford
and is iu the pink of condition.
The contest viii be pulled OFF by the
Shamrock Athletic club, under the man
agement OF S. j. Kelly. either at the Salt
Palace or the salt Lake theatre.
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WORKOUTS AT CALDER,s.
Several Horses Are in Training for
Coming Memorial Day Races,

Callers park race track is a busy place
these days. More horses are being trained
than in any previous year The race
that is creating the interest among the
local hOrsemen is the free-for-au tFOt and
pace on Decoration day The purse Is
the largest ever offered at Calders, and
seven or eight horses will probably start.
Among them Ezra ThOmpsCn's Robert j,
2.GHL c. H Thompson's Osmont, 2;1Hs.
Frank Wilson'S Sarah Green 21512: J. T.
Richards new California tTOtteT. with "a
mark of 2:1Zla. Nash's Tombstone 2:lJla-
Tom McCoy's Miss Williams. 2.10i2 vino
won the free-for-alI last year at the state
fair.
Frank Wilson will send Sarah Green
down to Callers this week to be gotten
into shape She viii be IN the care OF
George White, who trained her last year.
DR.. HumelbaUgh viii have his green
PAGER stabbed at Callers I'm a day or SD.
and will prepare her Tor the Decoration
day races.
Hal Brown is keeping Mr.. Spieer going
all the time. Big Liz and Colonel n. W.
ClaytOns black PAGER Alfonso are show
ing up all that could be expected, and
Will be in good condition to race on
Decoration day.
Mr- Harris. who is training C.. II
Thompson's string. claims that he could
lower OsmOats record several seconds
on one Of the first-cIass eastern tracks.
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Chess Tournament.

Cambridge Springs Pa. April Z9.-At
the conclusion of the fourth round of the
international Chess Masters tournament
LaskaF and Marshall have the lead with
half q point over JanOwskL The results
follow
JanoWski and Hodges adjourned a Ruy
lopez ffty-eight moves; Deimar lost 10
Teichmaun IN a double Ruy Lopez, thirty
three moves: Marco and Scnlechter drew
sIciEsu defense. thirty moves, Napier lost
TO Lawrence in a Ruy Lopez thirty-four
moves; Fox was defeated by Lasker ia a
Ruy Lopez forty-five moves: Marshall
fiefeated Mieses in queens Eambit
flfff-seveu moves, Piusbury beat Barry ia
"a queen gsmbit declined. forty moves !.
frschieorin WAS defeated by ohowalter In
a French defense, f0Tty-0nE moves.
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res VITA Boise. The game begins al $3.50
and Jimmy Wigs is due 10 go against
Thompson or Jensen.
outdeld yesterday and helped things
nightly.
McCloskey has offered to lend Ward To.
Salt Lake Ward is an CutfieIder and
was eut of hls position when he under
took third. His hitting was not strong in
que 20 get into the swat business shortly
Do might be good idea 90 gFab aim. We
need an outfeider plenty.
Speaking in AN seriousness. Uncle AIc-
CIoskey is entitled to commentator for
his enterprise in hiring the Tubber-tiTed
carriages and driving the Infants around
EertisinE This move of McCl0skey's has
helped the attendance lot.
Umpire SharD's eye was still bit to the
bad yesterday but not so markedly raw.
SUN, he should not repTimaud ACCioskey
when Uncle Jonathan lis not doing any
thing
Biz Hansen got away with putout
on lightning throw 90 first yesterday.
ll the eighth inning StarkellS took "a few
inches lead and Hansen had him snuffed
out like flash.
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Euraka Team Wantg Co..

The Blue Rock baseball team Of Eu-
Teka disputes the claim made by the
tieaVeland Commission company ball
team that il won the amateur baseball
championship last year. The Eureka
cluD challenges the other through The
Herald 10 play at Eureka on Sunday. Nav
-, ana the management OF the Eureka
Athletic club offers to make a side bet
from 800 to 500 at any time
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SCORED A SUCCESS.
First Authorized Racing Meet at
Kansas City.

Kansas city, April 30.-Tne running meet
at Elm Ridge track was inaugurated to-
The weather was beautiful the track fast
ard the crowd the greatest that ever
attended an outdoor affair in Kansas CITY.
This being the first authorized racing
meet ever held here the event today was
made a social affair. The Kansas City
Derby. valued at 5000. Tor 3-yeaT-0Ids aL
a mile and a quarter. was the feature.
There were eight horses in the race, h. r..
Griffins Bill Curtis. NJ j. Daly's Judge,
Garnett Ferguson's Military Man. Rough
and Tumble and Gus Strauss. both Eg
COrrigan's entries, j. w SchOrr NO
harib BOmbardier. owned by Ed Skinner,
and who won the California Derby, ranu
Boots and HOHenbeck's Foremaster-
Bill Curtis was the fayorite with Mo-
harib second and Judge and Military Man
on even terms for third choice Richard
DWyer was starter
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oNE-sIDED GAME.
Lowell Nine Defeats Amateur Aggre-
cation 10 to o.

In a hoty contested game of bali Oh
Tower grounds yesterday morning the
Lowell school juniors defeated the T. H.
juniors MANAGED 10 smut Inc r, ~ &. r. p.
aggregation out in every innings. The
batteries were O. D. Ronney' and Heber
fcnney for the Lowell boys. and II. HOI-
ten and Rex POrcheF for the u. II. &
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sHoRT LINE ELL TEAM.
Will Play It's First Game Today With
the Nationals.

The oregon Short Line baseball team
VIII play its first game this afternoon
with the Salt Lake Nationals. A series
Of games has been scheduled between the
teams and some Of the best amateur play
Crs are in the lineup The following are
the members of the oregon Short Line
team:
Meelzin pitcher. McMurrin catcher.
Soffe first base, Smith second base.
Carlos third base: Dunn. shortstop:
Christensen. left field Moore right
field: Hull, center field; Ryan and
S0uires substitutes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
TWO BASKET BALL TEAMS.
Murray Players Issue Challenge to
City School Devotees.

ray district schools have OTgsnized a
girls and boys basket ball team and
challenge any team i'm the city schools to
play a series of games. The following
Is the lineup for the girls team;
Violet Bishop, center; Violet Bird, right
forward; Agnes Erickson. left forward :
Ada Richardson. right guard LenOre
Trip, left guard.
The members Of the boys team are,
Ericsson, center; Conner. right forward /;
Jensen, left forward. Winchester right
guard, Elmer, left guard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
ENTRIES FoR ROAD RACE.
Applications Are Coming in From
Many Places.

The entry blanks for the Decoration day
road race 10 be run over the Pennington
course have been sent to ogden. Provo,
LOGAN Murray American Fork and sew
eral other principal places throughout the
state, from which places several riders
have made applications go enter the race.
Manager Rippet0 stated last night that
he expected about 100 entries in the race
and said that the list of prizes to be Civ
en- was much better than had ever before
been offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
STOPPED BY POLICE
Mayor of New York Drives Sis Au-
tomobile Too Fast.

George ID. Mcclellan mayor of the city
OF New York, is the latest addition 80 the
ranks Of automobiles. Last week Ha
purchased siEteea-h0rse-p power touring
car ana his first three or four rides re-
suited ln his being stopped by the police
Tor alleged excess of speed He was not
lined or even taken To court
AFTER three lessons the MAYOR was able
70 run the car himself and the state OF
New York has granted him a license such
as an automobiles require He IS eE-
pected TO participate in the automobile
parade i'm New York ON April 30 under
America
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
ROOT AND GARDNER NEXT.
viii Hold Their Fifth Contest in
Chicago Monday Night-


Jack Root the Chicago Bohemian. and
George Gardner, the Lowell light heavy
viii meet in d siX-r0und contest in Chi
cagO before the WaveTiv Athletic club on
Monday night 1t viii be the fifth meet
ing Of the pair, who are generally re-
garded as two of the best men Of their
weights in the country.
In tho other meetings between the men
Gardner lost on q foul I'm seven rounds
beat Root in seventeen rounds, again won
I'm twelve rounds at Fort Erie and then
secured q draw with the Bohemian i'm six
rounds in this city They are generally
regarded as the best matched pair that
could be brought together and there is
not little feeling between them
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Salt Lake

: I"T""I T||"- SAT- IIFo ! B0T-" = IW0-
base hits Houtz. McEevJt. threcsoase
E.t E5unitt. bases ON balls. off Essick.
.. gtt H-eWett .; struck out. by Essick j,
by HcEetI ?. by StaUkeIls. ]. left ou bases.
SAT- Lake J.. Boise 10, double plays. O Con-
EgA 10 Baboitt TO Elsey5 passed ball.
Hanson bases ON errors. Boise g. Salt
Lake 3, hit by pitcher. Weed stolen bases.
HoutE, Weed. Delmas. sacrifice hits.
Eoutz. Eisey- Umpire. SaaTp Attend
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favor Of Sunday baseball in Brooklyn I'm
the near future. Judge Gayuor dis
charged the bail which had been re-
CURED from the ball players arrested.
declaring il unnecessary. and parOled the
men. He expressed himself vigorously
against the action of the police.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
LOCAL AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Three Games Are Scheduled to Take
Place Today.

The Salt Lake amateur baseball league
viii open its season today. The following
teams will meet:
Calders Park VS.. Keith-O Brien at
raldeTs park; Salt Lake Nationals Us.
the oregon Short Line at TE elfJh East
and Fourth South; W0Odmen Us. Orioles
at Fort Douglas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
wFARLAND WINS 5000.
Gets First Place in the Sydney Thou
Mile Handicap.

Advices from Australia state that p. A.
mcfarland won the sydney Thousand a
mile handicap. the first prize for which
is 5000 In his victory he started from
scratch and defeated Major Taylor lin q
race about q week prior 90 the big event.
Mcfarland won a mile handicap from
scratch in 1.4s. breaking the best previ-
Gus world record by four seconds. prov
ing his excellent form.
IT was reported from san Francisco
that Mcfarland had returned with Law
son. Downing and Stevens. but this was
an error He remained In Australia and
captured the biggest race of the year
without assistance OF any KIND. Mcfar-
land writes TO a friend in Salt Lake that
he viii arrive in New York about june =
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FAvoRs SUNDAY BALL.
Supreme Court VIII Allow Bames in
HroOkIyn

New York April 0-Supreme Court
Justice Gayuor at Brooklyn today indie
Gated from the bench iu the habeas cor
pus proceedings brought b Bernard j.
j ork, a lawyer. that he would decide 10
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Ball Challenee Accented

The salt Lake Ball Tossers have ex-
pressed a desire TO accept the challenge
Issued by Troy laundry bah players. A
game is asked for a week from next sun
day.