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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
SWATFEST TAKES
PLACE IN FIFTH
Spokane Waits Three Days to Get
at Boise.
EVERYBODY STEALS BASES
CATCHERS UNABLE TO HEAD
BASE RUNNERS OFF.


Spokane. Wash. May 1S--AfteT waiting
three days Tor the chance the locals went
after the fruit pickers today, and with
swatfesr in the fifth clinched victory The
game was remarkable for the number OF
bases stolen, each side getting its share,
and meanwhile the catchers seemed I'M
able TO head off runners to second and
third.
Until the fifth there was little of mo-
meut. Raymond opened with q single,
and SteItz doubled up over Ferris bunt,
allowing the batter to reach first Then
Baxter hunted and beat IL out keiiackey
and Mariinke struck out but Egan drove
a fly 10 Knox who dropped IL. Raymond
scoring. Lewis hit over second and Fer
Tis and Baxter came in Swain singled,
scoring Egan-
This practically ended the game. though
the visitors tried hard TO even up in the
eighth Hammond was hit and came in
on SChiis' long fly to center Stciz- for
merry Spokane Lacquer pitched for
Boise and VS. wild. His support was
ragged. MCIuuis kept his hits scattered
MClutyTe's home run was the feature Of
Boises batting
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PAYS0N HIGH SCHOOL
BESTS TEAM FROM NEPHI

Payson. May 1S.-The track meet be-
tween the Nephi high school and Payson
high school. held here Friday, resulted in
the following score
59-yard race-Payson first, Nephi sec
Ond.
100-yard race-Payson first, Nephi sec
o1.d
220-yard race-Payson first, Nephi sec
Ond
Running broad jUmp-Payson first, Ne
phi second.
Hurdle race-Ne9hi first, Payson sec
ond
Relay race-Paysou first, Nephi sec
ond.
Running high jump-NcDhi first. Pay
son second
The visitors we're defeated in the has
ket ball game by a score of Is 10 p.
making a loss to them of Il points out
of = total of 100
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following is the lineup Of the teams
"a ~ t~ffv- RTTrTT9r--
Grade School League,

The race in the Grade School league
WAKES warm as the season progresses
with the OqUiTrhs still in the lead with
no games lost The WasatCh team hugs
the leaders with but one game lost. and
as these two teams meet next Thursday.
there is liable TO be something doing.
The Washingtons dropped out during the
week Just past and the HamiitOns took
their place. keeping the league intact
with eight teams Tho standing Of the
teams to date is as follows:
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Short Lines Go to Ogden.

The Oregon Short Line baseball team
goes to ogden today to play the Assem-
bly, club of that town. The game will be
played at GlenwoOd park this afternoon,
commencing at $50. Manager Margetts
said a side bet of 800 has been posted
on the outcome of the game.
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Bean Eaters 8, Reds 2.

Boston. May 12.-With one out IN the
fifth inning of today's game Needham
drove the bali over the left field fence
for d home run. winning the game for
Boston. Attendance, 800. Score:
r. II. E
Boston -----.-- $1,000 --.----- 600. . 10 =
Cincinnati --------.- .---.---..--.-.
RatterieS-FraseT and \ccdham. ChcCh
and Phelps. Home Tuu-Needham. Base
eu hailS-off Fraser .. off CheCh. -.
Struck uuJ-EV Fraser l. by Chech >.
mDiTC-BauSwinc
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GAME AT PARK CITY TODAY
Ball Players VIII Open the Season
Even If Snow Is on the
Ground.

Park City. May I3--If the mercury
stands at anything above zero. and the
snow Is not knCe-deeD. there will be
a game of ball in Park City tomorrow
between the Park City team and the
Murray team. The diamond at the city
park has been repaired and ;hc grand
stand has been renovated in such man
ner that at this time the local field
in the best shape that it has ever
been in.
Owing 10 the necessity for the Muir
raw team to he back home Monday
morning. and IL therefore being neCes-
sary that they catch the afternoon train
the game viii bc called promptly al 49,
o'clock.
Following is the lineup of tho. teams
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College Baseball.

At Ann Arbor-Wisconsin, 8; Michigan,
At New Haveu-Yale, {: Holy Cross. ;.
At ia-Pennsylvania, I: Har-
ward. J.
At Ithaca-CorneU. (; Princeton, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9. Chicago. l.
At Observation-Disclosures ); North
western. Q.
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Vincent-Notts Go to Eureka.

The NinCent-NOtts go TO eureka today
to play the state amateur champions. y
special train will carry the team and
number of rOoters down to the game The
NinCent-Notts will lineup as follows
Alfred, C, Romney. p HowaTth- ID
Smith. %. Rasmussen, 3D.; Tresider. -
Taylor l. T., CummOCk- g T.; Brown, T. l.
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Cardinals 3, Quakers ,.

Philadelphia. May 1S.-St. Louis defeated
the local team today by superior work
J.. H. +.
81 Louis ...-..-.--.-.g i
PuiIudgIuhid ----.- -.--------.-------y
EdtterIe--I hickman and Grady Dug
Elehv and kahoe- Earned run~-St-
Louis. g. Philadelphia . TW0-baSp hits
Grady 90 Titus Bases OH baIiS-Off
FlieIman. O.. off DUSCioby I. Struck out
by Thieimdn. q. by Ducgleby. = I'm
.fl-e-INIeW.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. May 1@--In more ways
than one did Graham. the Oakland pitch
cr bring victory 10 his team TO-DAY His
delivery kept the hits down and in the
seventh his two-baEger sent Franks
nome scoring the only run made III the
game. II was a shaply played game. with
the pitching heavy and the fielding fast.
Score
r H r.
Los Angeles ----------------.------o
Oakland ---. .------.-. --.-,.c...l
Batteries- Baum and Spies, Graham and
Rvrues. CmDire-Perrinc-
Tacoma. May 13.-Portland-Tacona
game postponed. rain
81 eattle. 1Iay 1s.-Seattlc-SaR Francisco
game postponed. rain
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BIuth on Live Wire.

Scarcely had the smoke from IN" Gin
In-Setley encounter passed away whom
hiUth stepped ou - live wire. He was
coaching at first Rluth insists no was
merely returning a pleasantly hurled at
him from tho hleaChers. but Setlcy con-
StTued his conduct To- be lPSc ma ieste auC
hung 3 on him. Al this Gimliu came
from his cage with a roar, and called
Fulmer- who vas at the bat FuimeT
started for the bench and the umpire
borrowed a watch
Il looked like a forfeited game for
minute. but q lot Of local maEnateS got
20 Gimlin and succeeded in sitting him
He commanded FulmeT To proceed to the
'front.' again. and the game went on while
l1imiin- with gloomy brow viewed il
from exile.
Thompson had his trouble TN the second
half StiCkuev was at the bat and
Thompson made exclamation regarding
decision Setley-s fingers went UD-five
Of them. valued al 81 each. Thompson
seized the UmniTe'S sleeve and gave him
hit of shake Setloy then nut up
ten fingers. but that was a witJicism-
Only 3 goes
RaeT got n curious streak when at the
hat and was soaked for s.
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Expensive ConVersation.

The sixth coutaired most of the dia-
l0EUa-. II was rather expensive CONVEX
EatiOU. too.
Gimfin started It. He was at bat and
hit one Later he insisted il hit his
foot and was. IN consequence. a foul ball
But Il rolled 10 O BTieL- who threw il TO
Thomas and Gin was declared out He
sat down Immediately after hitting tn
han and proceeded to stroke his off foot
with infinite tenderness He glanced up
i'm time TO see the umDiTe's arm describe
that side motion that means YOU are no
more The invalid got into action with
unexpected agility and recorded a mid
protest that appeared to give Mr. Set
10y offense- SeJley proceeded to make
IN Indian sign that means You owe the
league So
tIimIiu continued To ho'Ier and was
raloEated TO the bench for tho remain
der Of the game As % the Justice Of
his kick. depoueut sayeth not. From the
stand 81 looked as If the ball hit his
foot. but Setley says as he observed the
MAY the hail rolled straight TO 'BTien
11
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Baseball Officers Elected.
Special to The HeraIdl

Special to The HeraId.)
American Fork May 13.-At a special
meeting of the American Fork baseball
club the following board of directors
were elected Thomas r Steele vice
president: leonard r Duncan. secretary
and treasurer Fred Wauless, manager.
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Yale Track Team Wins.

Princeton y J. May 13--Princeton was
easily defeated by Yale this afternoon in
a dual track meet by the score Of 7912 TO
2f1-.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux CITY Ia. May 13-Sioux City-Des
Moiucs game postponed; rain.
Omaha. Neb MAY 13-Omaha-Dcaver
game POSTPONED: rain
St Joseph. May Est Joe-C Colorado
Springs game postponed: rain.
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FINES HANDED
OUT LITERALLY
Frenzied Finance as Played at Walk
er's Field.
LOBSTERS TAKE THE GAME
EARRING TALKFEST, SOME GOOD
PLAYING WAS SEEN.

Oca. there was NisIher Reilly,
lie veXeG the oOWDire bad,
hut whm it cost fuIve dollars
Was sorry that he had.
An there was Alisther Gimlin,
IEe used - hit Of Friuch-
BAD cess Z yeT' sen Setley.
IT'S foivc an t. the binch,"
An there WAS 1iisther THOMPSON.
The van So foine an tai.
''Foive more SCI Misther Setley:
'Gwsu. yet scuC Play bailr'
An Misther Bluth. the blonde wan,
lie ca6ered or the lolne,
TIL Aisther Setley spoiled him
At yilled another foine!
Och. mana gers an players
Tie foined Thin just the same;
Twas foiue aH' f0iuiu' dandy,
r was q Tale foinc game!
p S-Raer- also. Was fined s..
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Yale Einht Beat Columbia.

New Haven. Conn, May IS.-The Yale
freshmen eight won from the Columbia
freshmen eight in their annual boat race
on Lake Whitney this afternoon.
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Frerzied finance was a leading feature.
Umpire SctIey supplied the frenzy
Ne=srs Reilly. GimliD. Bluth. Bacr and
Thompson viii furnish the finances
The sixth was the fiscal inning. vet
none of the real business took place
during that period of the game The FL
Ge~S- private run was gained in the sec
rnd. when Reilly walked. took second
and third on outs ny DeimaS and LEahy,
and scored on Thomas single
Ogden first was brought in by Gin
lin during the fourth. He had a mar
row squeak Of il at first where wide
brow let him remain. stole second and
scored on HeTwiE'S single BaeT brought
i'm the other run He singled got To
second when LeahE threw bit vice
in an effort To snuff him out at first,
and scored on one of BlUth's widely cele-
HTated pinch hits
T. was rather a tight game. full of
dialogue. character incident and plot
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Bases on BaIIS-Off Thomas L off
Thompson. g. Two-ba~e HitS-Ha11Sen-
Sacrifice Hist homDSou Stickuev-
Stolen RaSCs-tiimiiu. SticEluey- Struck
Dut-ThOmas. 4 Thompson. 3 Hit by
Pitcher-FuImcr. Left on BaSes-Ogden-
s. salt Lake J. Base on E.rrprs-Ocdeu
:. mpire-Setlcy- Ilme-I-3S Paid At
1endanCc-S9.
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Lie At Chicago

Chicago. Nav 13--Darbuess and rain
ended an eleven inning tie game today
Both teams played in good form Attend
ancc, $3.50. Score:
L. II l.
Chicago ............ ................ 0 o
New York ---..---.---.- .---------.U
Batteries-Smith and Mcfarland; Hogg
and kIcinow.
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liners 3. Champions 2.

Detroit Mich. May BY punching
two doubles and a triple in the sixth in
ninGs Dstroit beat Boston in a game
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Class c Prize, Frazier Road Cart.

which should have been a shut out. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
f H E
Boston .--------- -------- ---------- !
Batterics-kitsUn and Drill; Young and
CTIger-
At St Louis-St Louis Philadelphia
game postponed, rain
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Where ReiIIy Got It.

Reilly's 8 kick came In the fourth and
was more or less justified. Dclmas was
called dead for running out OF line in
ToiuE 20 first The ball was firjded ny
Fulmer to Clark early enough TO make
the play Al the bag dcbataoIc OucS-
rion. bUt Delmas was running for the
sack about as straight as man can
run anywhere with rulings ike that
powerful few men would he safe at
first Reilly kicked his 3 worth but
gained nothing aside from the publicity
4 brought him.
So much for the dialogue.
The character Of She game was good,
shown for the score Things broke
p ;rilIc better for Ozden-Jhat's all None
% the runs were earned II d O'Brien-
who otherwise conducted himself like an
officer and a gentleman had been bet
ter handled on the bags, the result nigh
have been different He was twice nailed
'ra-veeu third and home. The pitching
was good on both sides. and the fielding
fun OF good plays O'BriPu. Reilly. Full
U,r and Thomas were all present with
fancy stops and throws The outficlders
had more or less trouble in getting hits
hack TO the diamond because OF The
slippery character Of the ground which
tended TO d0Wnfallin~-
Todays game begins IT > o'cIoCk-hsIf
sn hou- earlier than on week days.
Following is the score
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Spokane.
Boise.


score DE innings
Spokane ---- - o -
Boise o.. ............J 1 > o @ I q
Home Tun-MCInJyre- Sacrifice hits
Ferris. Lewis Stolen baSeS-BaXteT.
Martinke. Egan. Lewis. Swain Stanley.
StelZ. Knox. Struck out-By SJelz. ;. by
MCInnis. 6 Rsses on haIIs-Off SteI8 p
off MrlnuiS. .. Left on bascs-SpOkauC.
E. Boise. T. Double pIay-McInnis TO Bax-
ter. Hit by pitCheT-MCTnniS -. Time
I.Jn. Umpire MacRac.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-St. Paul 6; Minneapo-
lis. o.
At Indianapolis-Indiana >; Louis
vile
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At Toledo-Toledu. ?: Columbus. 6

At Observation-Disclosures :; Kansas
City, .
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Ogden.
Salt Lake.

. Deimas out for running out Of line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-20
NosIes 70 Aaxsr,Issrs.

Owing 70 the large amount Of adVeF-
iiaIng that Il appearing Ia TIE san 90
ahe present time, 10 IL imperative THAI
hangss Tor eds. moss b. handed Ia NOT
.ATEn THAE . O'oLocE ~ TIE AFTEn-
pos Of ths pFeeeding day, except on
nturaay, whsa thsy must b 10 81 Tvo
,siosh b the aftsfno0n foe Sahday
sogningb Issus.
n takes tfms % ust sp The typs a1d
fWeFsisefs shoulA bar thla 10 mind
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HAw1AoRr HAPPENINGS.
Town Lighted by AesleIYre Gas-Acci.
dent to Lady-other-Notes.

Town Lighted by AeetelYne Gas-Acci.
dent to Lady-other-Notes.
Hawthorn, Dec 10 The Town Cnun.
Gil has had an aeetelyne Ess blant put
in, The streets are lighted, They sell
Rns 20 tie foDIowiug store; johnson
& Watt, Hary Barnett, L. t. Steck.
The postotFice and Baptist church are
beautifully lighted, Y NJ Hulme has
HE residence lighted, and Mr.. L. D.
HSnes hiss an outside light. All are
much pleased. F. j., Hammond has
his private plant; 90 has the Moore
Hotel.
Mrs. Hamp Ward, was thrown from a
horse Thursday, and severely injured,
but will recover. The horse ran away,
and she was unable 20 check his speed,
90 che jumped and struck log
The recent arrivals a. Moore's Hotel
are; Major George shaVkley Of Lewis.
burg, Pa. Mrs, H o. Lothrop OF BoS,
ton, Mass c, E. Angle Of Oswego,
n. Y, and MrS. l.. NJ, Bell OF Braden,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hulme went to Jack
Sonvills for q short visit Friday
Smith 4 JohnsOnb gins have Rinned
abou; 900 bales OF Sea leland cotton
this season, More yes to be Gnned
Oranges are again being shipped
from Hawthorn, groves look we'll, gar.
dens are fine, and the market is sup.
piled with freth vegetables
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panih OF "klr, Carton .

The Information % The death Of
"KR" CapOn, which occurred 81
EastIs . fee days ago, Was rseFitsd 10
this city By bic small circle Of assOei.
ates sod friends with regret Kit. 4"
as be Was familAFly kroWu amonE bic
printer e0mpanions. Whs . fslloG poe
sssssa Of many GOOD virtues. Gs0sFoas-
hearted 70 . fAolt and foil Of 'Jmpa-
chg fog those Uho needed TO- BE VS.
foe s0ns time smpl0yed By the hill
PFinting Co. Of this city and while n0t
bol8 bid ahs eoofdehss ed esteem q
those wkgss friaBdship ~ sought SD
eheFiahod. Hs Wua b no means . bed
maa ED ~ dsmipe Waa kSenly felt ~
thOsa VITO kns8 him here.
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NOT A "PATENT
MEDICINE"

SCOTS Emulsion is not
a patent medicine" 1t
has no secret ingredients.
Your doctor can, no
doubt, tell you as much
about it as we could. We
have merely perfected the
method of blending the
Norwegian cod liver oil,
hypophosphites of lime
and soda and glycerine.
AS one grocer will blend
coffee better than another
so we have succeeded in
making SCOTS Emulsion
a little better than any
other cod liver oil pre-
paration. There's no
patent" and the only Sc
cret is the secret of know
ing how, with the per-
fected mechanical means
at hand to do it. Get
SCOTS and you get the
perfect emulsion. It's the
greatest thing in the world
for regaining strength and
flesh lostthrough wasting.
SCOTT & BOVINE, - Pearl Street, New York
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TELEPHONE EXTENDED.
East Florida TsIsPhons Company
Reaching After Patronage.

East Florida TeIephOns Company
Reaching Aftsr Patronage.
The East Florida Telephone Com
pany, Of which Z. Z. Voyle IL man
sger, 10 gaining gfoubd, and new ter
Fltory 10 being added 20 the list svsry
week.
This company has given the people
Of Gainesville q convenient coBnee.
ton with POiut' In this vicinity TAdI.
citing for several milet In three diFec-
tiohs. The wires have reached BFons
sou. where the company has installed
eight telephones, and The line IL bsIng
extended 70 otter Greek, with . anal
deStiBStion Of Cedar KeY.
The East PloFida Telephone Com
pany 10 furnishing q hns service. which
10 appreciated by the subscribers, - II
ensblss them 20 tSAnsSeI basihsta with
little effort and no lost Of time.
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Remarkable Cure.

~ was much afflicted with Sciatica, +"
writes Ed G, Mud, lOWavtlle, Sedgwick
Co Kan, going about on crutches
and suffering q deal OF pain was
induced TO try BAllard's Snow Lint.
ment, which relieved me, used
three SOC bottles. II 10 the greatest
liniment eker used Have recon-.
mended lt to q number Of persons.
All express themselves % being bsne.
flied by It, / now walk without
crutehes, able to perform a great deal
Of light labor on the farm" 26c, 6Oc
and 81. Sold by w. NJ. Johnson.
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THE woMAN's GUILD.
Remarkable Success at Last Bazaar
Gard Of Thanks to Public.

Remarkable Success at last Bazaar.
Card Of Thanks to Public.
The meeting OF the WomAn'S Guild
on Friday last Was one OF unusual i'm
terest, as the reports Of committees on
the recent bazaar we're then submitted.
These reports revealed the gratifying
information that the bazaar Melted
$3.50.
While every committee was faithful
and Jealous in the discharge Of lie
work, II was largely due to the cheer
ful and generous assistance extended
by the public Ht large that the under.
taking was 90 successful, and q vote Of
thanks vas rendered every individual
and corporation who assisted by word
or deed the ladies IN their commend.
able efforts.
To call them ell by name would be
70 treSpass still more upon q generous
press, but IL 10 not too much 20 cay
that the lAbou Of the ladies we're
much liRhtened and sWeetehed by the
unanimous aid and encouragement, 40
we'll % by the generous patronage Of
the public, and they are moot sincerely
grateful for same.
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NATURE SPARES


~ eNAAN@Na Neae AE@AA Nftets
What fortunate provision OF natuFo
70 r.. that depriyea tho rose OF mental
suffering, for how poignant would BE- ~
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blooming glory. that canker fod AZ ltu
heart, and that ita beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever Nature always
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HtCre-houHe Of pleasing rewards. for.
those who seek her aid IN the years
gone BY falling hair ana KTaynsaa have
cast n gloom over tho lives Of thousa nds
Of young women. bu' thanks 10 the In
VoatlEatiors ~ scientists the tFua "a ure
OF hair destruction IL now known 60 D.
germ or parasite that burFowa into
che hair foiilciea WbFo'a Herploids
absolutely destroys this germ, thus
permitting the hair 20 grow 80 ma
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