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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, May 20.-An error in telephone
TRANSMISSION gives the official position Of
= H. Holt as president of the high
council In todays Herald in the article
reporting the accommodation OF John
T Clark AR Holt is the clerk Of the
high council
Judge Kellogg will be located fin his
Juvenile court office in the Gales-Suow
building next week The rooms are being
thoroughly renovated and vii have al
iHNlJhE appearance Inc juvenile court
commission today appointed the following
probation officers for the city DAVID
Openshaw. EuOCh JOTgeuSen. VIM J. Nor
timer, VIM. 5. Gibby. A. G. Sorenseu. T-
NJ Jensen. :. P Eggestseu, George Pow
elson- : R Brown D L Van WHggeuer..
N G Newell J L Snow and Frank ''.
Bennett Attorney A /. Booth has cor
scented to accept the position OF clerk e
the juvenile court
A. y. Robson and ". r. Nc Bride have
entered into a partnership to DO real e.
tate business under the firm name of the
Rgbison-McBride Realty Exchange.
Salt Lake parties have commence
building an artificial ice plant OF larE'-
OF the city The plant viii be operate
this summer.
John Upton Mclaughlin died at ui9
county lutlrmary yesterday OF BrlBit b
disease at the age Of g years he " 8
born in Green county, Tenn. and has be- Do
engaged in mining IN California and 9th. E.
western states for the past fifteen years
For two or three years he has been max
ing him home with laT. LOT1n Tanner OF
TINS CITY q nephew UE marriage } ift lA..-
eral was held today. brief services BE-
ing held at the cemetery by Rev Thoma 9
II. SCruEEs of the Baptist church, or
which the deceased was a member
John r Gray pleaded guilty in the
Fourth district court today to the charge
of burglary, committed by bUTgIarizInE "a
Rio Grande freight car at Tucker on th-
night of May 10th Gray was sentenced
to fifteen months in the state prison
Harding FrauCOm, the tweIve-yeaT Oh
PaysOn boy. who aCCidenJly shot A man
there a few days ago, was before the
court Under the juvenile law, and on %
report Of Probation Officer Woodruff VI
turned over to him. The boys father has
promised TO take him on a farm and try
TO keep him under home influence.
Special services will be held in the Meth
Odist church tomorrow evening In celsor#-
ton of the sixteenth anniversary of the
Epworth league organization In this cit--
An interesting programme has been al
ranged for the occasion. including greet
ings from Rev. G. NJ Jeffrey, who or
Sauized the first EpwOTth league Iu Pro
10 and the first Junior league in I TAN
and addresses by the pastor. Rev tEaFi'--
u. Lewis, and scripture reading by tH"
president OF the league, Walter D. Bou-
ham,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
HARVARD BEAT PRINCETON
Poor Team Work, Two Costly ETTOTs
and Bad Team Work the
Cause.

Cambridge. Mass. May 2a-Thc Har-
ward baseball nine defeated Princeton on
Soldiers field today by the score Of TO /
TrjuCetou's two costly errors. poor team
work and the incffcctiEcUcsS of Byram
tell briefly the auSe of the defeat
Spectators and players were made I'M
comfortable by the cold wind which blew
across the field The Princeton battery
did not work well together. and with four
scattered hits off Coburu Harvard was
never in danger of losing the lead Sc
cured i'm the first inning.
4 small group of Princeton students
cheercd iUcosss1tly during the last two
innings for the batting rally which on so
many occasions had turned seeming de-
feat into Il Princeton victory. but the
team d:d not respond. and Cooucy ended
tho game ny batting into a double play
Score. Harvard - Princeton. /.
ram and CUOucV-
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EPHRAIM DOES THINGS
Has Field Competition. With Horse
Shoe and Ring Pitching
on Side.
Especial to The Herald)

Ephraim. May 20-The iutcr-cTass
meet at the Snow academy yesterday
proved 10 be an interesting one. not
alone because of the keeuneSs Of the
competitions. but also for the reason
that IL demonstrated the fact that the
school has a great bunch of the finest
athletic material To be found in Utah.
There is no regular coach at the
academy. Instructors Christensen and
Barton being the only ones who do any
thing in that line, and they only spend
a small part of their time at il Then
too. none Of the athletes had trained
systematically, Yet the records they
made are very Creditable ones
The faculty won the meet .by. a score
Of 40 points To y for the first year
normaIs. Is for the second. third and
fourth year UOrmais. and 70 for the
business class The summary follows
TeuniS-FacUlty second. third and
fourth year normalS.
Pitching OTSeshoes-Secoud wear
nOrmals; business class
Pitching rings-First year uormals.
faculty
Mems basket baIl-First year nor
mails, business class
Women's basket baI-First year nor
mails. business class.
Standing broad jump-SecOud. third
and fourth year normal; first year nor
mails.
Running high jump-BUsiness class:
second. third and fourth year uornals.
5O-yaTd dash-FaCUlty- business class.
IOO-yard dash-FaCulty; business
class.
15O-yard relay race-Business class.
faculty
The running broad jump was Il tie
between the first year nOrmaIs and
the business class. each class getting 3
points in this event.
Anderson Of the faculty was the
whole show He got first in the J0-yard
and 1O0-EaTd dashes- The faculty Also
got first in the tennis and the basket
ball games
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CATCHER BILL HAUSEN TO
EMBARK IN MATRIMONY
n Happens - |NEHEADTG
"' Here sH@sHEzz-A1 % &11a - ~.@sn Sss$$$$=z:

Ogden. May 20.-HOmer G. Hau- =
> sen, Familiarity known amongst the =
= baseball fans as Bill Hansen. =
is to be married. The young =
= woman in the case is Miss Mile =
= Burritt, daughter of Mrs NJ II. =
= Burritt, .1411 Washington avenue. =
= The ceremony is to be performed y
= al the home of the brides mother. =
y by Rev. Frank Shaw of Salt Lake. +
= who officiated yesterday in ogden y
y in the absence of Rev. Samuel =
= Blair of the Methodist church y
Friends of the couple have =
= known of the engag cement for some =
y time and have anticipated such an =
= event. Mr.. Hansen has. since his =
= residence in Ogden, purchased =
= considerable property and prepared =
y TO make his home in the Junction =
y City. His bride to be is a well y
= known young woman Of the Third =
> ward =
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If Rs Here
ifs Right
HIGH SCHOOL VICTORS
West Side Institution Beats All Hal
lows College IN Game for Base
ball Championship.
Standing of the Teams.

What was expected TO be one Of the
hardest games in the High School league,
between the two teams tied for first
West Side High school over All HalIows
college. the score being IS to ! JudSou.
of the winners was entirely too much
for the Blues and NJ TO the eighth in
ming the best that could be done AGAINST
him was two hits. netting one run. In
the eighth and ninth the cOlIegians
lOOsened up little and pounded out six
more Quinn. who started TO pitch for
All HalIOws. could not find the plate
and rhe- eleven runs were marked up
by the High school. he was succeeded by
Owens. who'll he mad had the support that
the college boys usually give him would
have pitched ShUt-Out ball.
The same teams viii play again Monday.
which viii practically decide who will be
the winners of The Herald pennant
4 III q. Position w = II \
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
NORTHWESTERN RAID
ON CARLISLE PLAYERS
Especial Sporting ServiceD

Chicago. May 20-AIfred Sheldon.
captain of last years Carlisle football
team. has announced his intention of
entering Northwestern university next
fall to take a course in law Johnson
the little Indian quarterback, entered
that institution last fall and it IS
said that he persuaded Sheldon to join
him. Sheldon weighs 195 and is one
of the strongest tackles that Carlisle
has had in several years.
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LYNCHING LIKELY IF
NEGRO Is CAPTURED

Wheeling, w. Va, May 20-Conduc-
tor William Drake and an unknown
passenger on the line of the Wheeling
Traction company. near Lansing. were
fatally shot by an unknown negro to-
day The negro, when asked for his
fare, pulled a gun, shooting the con-
ductor first. The passenger grappled
with the man in an effort to take the
revolver from him. when he turned and
shot the passenger. then jumped from
the car and disappeared in the dark
ness. a posse has been formed and
lynching is feared if the negro is APP
pretended
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PAYsoN NEWS NOTEs.

Payson. May 9).-Baby girls were born
the past week to Mrs. " l. WorSeucrpfJ
Daily
The NJ l. \ of Nebo stake will hold a
picnic al Spanish Fork next THURSDAY
TO which all are invited and viii take
their lunch. There will be oratoriCaI con
tests. music. etc. in the forenoon. and
the afternoon Will be given over to sports.
May Day was celebrated here THURSDAY
BY the Sunday schools IN the forenoon
q fine procession uaraded the streets and
there were exercises in the city park IN
the afternoon sports took place and o.
baseball game between the married men
the former by "A score of to ..
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles Cal MAY 2l-Today's
game was devoid OF special features Ia
coma started oft briskly by scoring .
run in the first inning on 4 single and a
wild throw to- first by Hall. but after
that they were unable to hit Hall con-
S0cUtively- Although Fitzpatrick was
touched uo for but one more hit than
WAS his opponent Los Angeles was for
tunate i'm getting hits with men on the
bases Both teams fieIdcd well Score:
r Il T.
80 -htizzf'lt- ----------- ,
Tacoma .-------- -.....-.-... ,
Battcries-HaU ard Spies. FItzuatrick
and Graham GmpirC-DaviS-
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CARLISLE INDIANS HAVE
FIXED FOOTBALL MEETS
lsnaciaI Sporting serviceN

Carlisle. Pa. May 20-Thc schedule
for the Carlisle Indian football team
is as follows: Sept %. open: Sept. 20.
Albright at Carlisle. Oct (. Susque-
hanna. at Carlisle; Oct. :. State, at
Harrisburg, Pa; oct Il. Virginia. at
Richmond. Va: Oct y. Dickinson. at
Carlisle. oct. IS. Pennsylvania. at Phil
adelphia: Nov. 4, Harvard, at Cam
bridge Mass; Nov. II, West Point at
West Point. y y: Nov IS, Cinciu-
natl. o; Nov. p, Washington and JET
fersOn, at PittsbUrg, Pa; Nov. 80,
Georgetown at Washington. d q.
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HIS CHEEK BONE BROKEN
Bowling, 0gden's Pitcher, Seriously
Injured by Batted Ball IN
Yesterdays Game.

ogden, May 20--The examination of
the injury received by Peter Bowling,
the Ogden pitcher. injured in today's
game. revealed that the bone Of his
cheek just under the left eye was
fractured and that he VIII be unable
to be i'm the game for some time DOwi-
ing was hit by "a batted ball in the
sixth inning. The ball shot straight
out from the bat of KeIlackey. striking
the pitcher on the cheek bone and al
most knocking him to the ground
Bowling threw up his hands to stop
the ball and missed it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
CHARTER OAK HANGS UP
PURSES FOR CIRCUIT MEET
Especial Sporting serviceD

Hartford, Conn. May 20.-The Char
ter Oak park announces $4,000 in
purses for early closing events in the
Grand Circuit trOttiug meet Sept 4
to .. The Charter Oak. SO. 600 for
trOtters eligible to the 2.09 trot The
Nutmeg. $1,000. for trotters eligible to
the PA trot. The Capitol City. s.. 600
for tTotters eligible to the 2:30 trot
The Connecticut. $1,000, for PAGERS eli
gible to the go pace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
KRAMER WINS IN LONDON
Takes Two Out of Three Races, But
Loses One on an Alleged
Foul.

London. May 20-In the international
cycling races at the Crystal palace
today r l. Kramer (Americanb fin
lShed first in the mile (scratch) event
Schilling Of Holland. Mayer of Ger
many and FrivOI Of France followed
IN the order named Later. it was an
nOunCed that Kramer had bean dis
qualified for boring ard that SChilIiHg
had been awarded the race. The time
was minutes u s. seconds.
In the QU&TteT-mile race. Mayer was
first, Kramer was second and Schilling
third Times 3-5 seconds.
Kramer won the half-milc. SChiIIiug
second and Mayer third. Time-1:02 3-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
FORCED TO SUPPORT CHILD.

Washington. May 20.-The long
standing case of Frederick McMaster
has been settled by the issue of a COM
mission to him as American consul at
Zanzibar. the appointee having reached
an understanding with the attorneys
for his wife as To the maintenance of
his child. which has been approved by
the state department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
NAVY BOYS ANNOUNCE
NEXT FALLS SCHEDULE
Especial Sporting ServiceD

Annapolis. May 20--The football
schedule for the Annapolis football
team is announced as follows, all but
the West Point game being at home.
oct. =, Virginia Military institute: Oct.
II. St. Johns college; oct. H. Hickiu-
ton college; oct. 13. Western Maryland
college: oct. p. University Of North
Carolina: oct. p, Maryland AEricUl-
turaI college. Oct 25. SwarthmOre uni
versity: Nov. {. Pennsylvania State
college; Nov Is University OF Eir-
giuia. Nov >, Virginia Polytechnic
institute: Dec. .. West Point
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TEAM DISCOVERED AT PROVO.

Eureka. May 2O.-The Eureka associ-
alton fOOtballers have at last found out
for sure that Provo has a team that
plays the same game. and a match has
been arranged between the two teams
to be pulled off here on the ball park
on Decoration day
Frovo's team has been doing some
very consistent praCticinC and is con-
fdent Of victory. but they viii find il a
difficult matter 10 overcome the miners,
who still have the swift little team they
had d month ago.
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MONTANA SOCIETY TO
BE FORMED IN NEW YORK

New York. May 20-The first steps
toward organizing a Montana society
on the plan of the other famous state
societies in this city were taken to-
night at dinner in the Waldorf
Astoria. There were fifty prominent
Montanans present, and the announce
ment was made that a hundred more
had agreed to become members of the
society and help it to success by as
liberal subscriptions as might be neces-
saTy.
Among those present were F. Angus
tus Heinze and Senator W. A. Clark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
JUDGE ELMER ADAMS
WILL BE PROMOTED

Washington, May 2O.-If view of the
death recently of Judge Amos NJ
Thayer Of the United states circuit
court at St Louis. President Roosevelt
has decided to promote to the vacancy
Judge Elmer b. Adams of the United
States district court at St. Louis. In
succession 20 Judge Adams on the dis
trict bench, the President it is uuder-
stood. viii appoint August Fmkleuburg
OF st. Louis.
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PROVED A SUCCESS.

Madrid. May Dispatches from
Puerto de- Santa Maria on the Bay Of
Cadiz announce that experiments made
there with an invention of Senior Bal
sorak, an employee of the telegraph de
partment, for directing torpedoes al
sea by means Of Hertzian waves, have
nroved highly successful.
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FAILING RAPIDLY.

MeIrose. Mass. May 2O.-AIrs. Mary
A. Iivermore. the reformer and author
had a sinking spell during the night,
and since then has been in a semi
conscious condition Early today she
was reported failing rapidly, and the
end. it was believed, was likely to come
at any time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
cLADO DISMISSED.

St. Petersburg. May 20-It is uov Un-
derstood that Captain Ciado- VINO was
Admiral ROiestvensBy' chief tacticlan,
and who testified before the sea com
mission at Paris, has been dismissed
from the navy BY imperial order To-
repeated and persistent disObed1enCe
Of the order to refrain from the pub
licatiou Of his views on naval reform,
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Little Lucky Nine Wins.

the Little Lucky nine beat the Second
Last Buns ON the Collegiate Institute
grounds yesterday by a score of Il to T..
The winners were John EuSbeck T. =
DoTmau Drake g. Harvey Beatty I b.:
Joseph Hall h Edward Plat , D.. ::
AdolDh Keller. So Fred Berry III. L;
Clarence Hail, T. f. Norton Platt, If
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FATALLY STABBED.

Oklahoma City, Okla. May 90
Claire H. Stewart, who was a member
Of troop D, rough riders. and served
under Roosevelt at San Juan hill, was
fatally stabbed by James Stevens at
Pawnee tonight. Stevens. who IS 90
years of age, was Immediately arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
The YeIIows, Browns and Blues

In the two-tOned effects are the new
things I'm wall paper decorations We
have the others. too. Just received
shipment that you can't get anywhere
else. Both phones W A Duvall. Ito
W. I'd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
HERO REWARDED.

attempted to navigate her auto boa
Camille in the race from AIgiers To-
Toulon. has sent 81 900 to the sailor
who jumped into the sea from the
French cruiser Kleber to rescue her
during the storm which scattered the
racing boats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
MANY SUITS FILED.

St. Louis, Mo, May 2O.-MOre than
300 suits were filed today by the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition company To
collect stock subscriptions aggregatinE
$50 600. Among the suits was one
against former Mayor Henry ZeigeU-
helm for s. eco
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W. S. A. Beat Preps.

The Weber Stake academy Of Ogden
sent down a crowd of rUOters to the
state meet yesterday, and with them
their baseball team. The Saints lined
up against the University props at Fort
Douglas and had little trouble IN beat
ing the east bencEers by q score of u
to f.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
VIII Pitch for BIackfoot.
Special to The HeraIdD

Ogden. May 20.-ROy CastlctOu. one
of the pitchers on the staff Of the Og-
zen baseball team. left this morning
for Pocatello where he viii pitch in
a match game between POcatellO and
Biackfoot, Castleton being with the
BIackfoot team. He Will return TO
Ogden.
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oldfield's Record Broken.

New York. May 20.-At an automib.e
meet at the Morris Park track today
Louis Chevrolet lowered the worlds rec
the distance in 80 4-5 seconds. The pre-
vious record of % was held by Barney
OldfieId.
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Miscellaneous,


be added to the public library Monday
morning. May p, 1905:
Miscellaneous,
Abbott" Problems Of the Panama
Canal"
AHen-"Our Navy and the Barbary
Corsairs.
CaIvert-"Life of Cervantes-"
avies-'FranE Has
DaviS-"1Iiss Civilization"
Dewhurst -''Impressionist Painting
gingtou-'Monroe Doctrine
Gosse-"Coventry Patmore-"
HarriS0n-"Chatham.
Children of Good For
tune"
Huneker-'IcOnOCIas
Huut-"Talks on Art" , volumes.
Irelaud-"Far Eastern Tropics"
Khan-"With the Pilgrims to Mecca"
ambourne-"SCenic Utah" edition
de luxe Reference.
Lamprecht-"W What is History"
Macphail-"Essays in Puritiauism-"
Miln-"WoOinES and Weddings in
Many Lands
Munsterburg- Eternal Life"
NeidiG- First Wardens."
PolIard-"ThOmas Cranmer."
POwell-"COuntry Home"
Smith-"CClOr Line"
Thw8ites. ed--"CTiginaI Journals Of
Lewis and Clarke" vol. t.
Fiction.
Austiu-"IsidrO."
BeusOn-''An Act I'm a Backwater''
BuChanan-'JUdith Triumphant"
CUtting-"Little Stories Of Court
ships.
HeWIett-"FOnd Adventures"
Keunedy-''LOdestar
Lewis-"Sunset Trail"
CUtcheOn-"Purple PaTasol."
Orcutt-"FlOwer of Destiny"
ShOIl-'POrt of storms
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Detroit s, HfghIanders o.

Detroit MAY -0--By hitting Ortiz hard
and often with men ON bases Detroit won
the opening game from New York very
easily Donovan pitched in great form.
COur0y and NleiUow retired with injured
r IT. z.
Detroit .-.-.......-..... ..-.....-.....6 u o
New York ---.-- ---...-..--... 20 .
Batteries-DonOvau and Drill o. 49,.
klciuOw and Mcclure.
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Ogden.
Hastings out. hit

4Hasuugs out. hit by batted ball
Summary Stolen -Nasbiuder.
Downing. Double PIaEs-HerwiC to Bare,
BresinO to Clark Struck Out-By HOoH-
1, by Bowling. .. by NasbiUder, 4. Two
base Hits-Smith NasbindeT FumeT.
Three-base Hits-Schills- NcFarlan-
Bases on Balls-Herwig Hit by Pitched
Ball-DOwiiuE. Sacrifice Hit-NaSbinder.
Time Of Game-1:50. Umpire-Setley. At
tenGance-5G0
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GIFT OF CARNEGIE.

wellesley. Mass, May 20.-President
Caroline Hazard Of Wellesley college
at chapel today confirmed an unofficial
report that Andrew Carnegie has given
the college S125.000. to be used i'm the
erection of a library. The gift Is con-
ditional Oh the college raising u Ike
sum.
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Blues 4, Athletics I.

Cleveland, May 2O-CIeveIand won the
first Of the series from Philadelphia. the
visitors errors and Benders bases on
balls being costly Joss was very effec-
tive, Philadelphias only run being the re-
suit of Bradley's error. Attendance, 9.200.
Score
r. H Z.
'iFN tic-li'a 1888
Philadelphia ............-.-........I , D
Batteries-Joss and Bemis; Bender and
POWCTS.
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Bright Stars 7, Tom Moores I.

y-aefarfiay- by- u Co.. - : T., III - =
neTs lined up BUrIingame. c. Weber. p.
a SpeTTy. I h.. Berger Lb-- NIidgIev
S. II Martin, b; r Barry, / f;
BOTelrSS. r f.. Harvey. IN. f.
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Navy g, Army ;.

West Point. y. y. May 20-Ragged field
ing and a lack Of team work were res
ponsihle for the defeat which the Annap-
oils midshipmen administered to the ca
diets here today by the score Of . to >.
Five thousand persons saw the game.
Score
West Point ,
AnHabollS -------------- >
BatteTies-Lsaue and HaniOn; Needham
and Bennington
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Sioux City 2, Omaha o.

Omaha. Neb-. May c0.-The visitors shut
out the champions today with a base on
balls. an error and clean hit ian the
seventh Attendauce-3.O0O. Score
r II. Z.
Omaha ----.-....- -.-.-..---... %
Sioux City -.-.-..--.. -.-...-- - = ,
Batteries McCloskey and GondinE. Jar
TOtt and BaerEaId-
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Amherst Beats Them All.

Worcester. Mass. May 20.-AmheTst's
athletes won the New England inter-
collegiate championship here today for
the fourth successive year, defeating
Dartmouth Brown, Williams and half
dozen other colleges.
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HIS ACCOUNTS sHoRT.

Butte. Mont, May pa Lewiston.
Mont, dispatch says ErTet L. Smith
for ten years in the employ of the Bank
of Fergus County, is under arrest
charged with grand larceny. His ac-
counts are short about SEQ, it is al
leg-od.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
De Bar Wins Nursery.

Churchill Downs. Louisville. Ky. May
20-The- Nursery stakes. four and one
half furlongs- value 5000 was won by
De Bar by a half length; Velour second,
Lady Anne third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
Princeton 65I5. Columbia 3slI.

New York May 20.-Princeton's ath-
letes had little difficulty in overcoming
Columbia in the dual track meet winning
by the score of 65iz points to $50.