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:. 2 U y q " q U
First base by errors-George Washington, 2.
Left On bases-George Washington, 6; Roanoke, 2.
Hutchinson. I; by kits. 3. Home -BeIaski
Bear. Two-base hit-G. Bowman. Stolen Base
Asquith. Double pIays-Yan Vliet and Bielaski;
Van Vliet and Mcmahon. Hit by pitcher-By
Hutchinson. /. Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes. umDire-Mr. Jones.
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Chicago Shut Out st. Louis.

ST. Louis was defeated at Chicago yester-
day by Chicago by a score Of 1 to in an
interesting eleven-inning game. Holmes
scored the winning run on Green's single.
The weather was cold. Score:
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FIGHT POSTPONED.
License Refused for Britt White
Scrap.

James Britt of America and Jabez White
of England. lightweight champion boxers
of their respective countries. will not fight
as scheduled on April % al San Francisco.
The supervisors there yesterday refused
to grant license to the Yosemite Club
under whose auspices the contest was to be
held.
Both boxers have been training hard fog
Continued on Fourteenth Page)
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and was born in Dorchester avenue, South

ana was porn IN dorchester avenue, oou@h
Boston. When still boy he ran away to
circus. and from that time has been identi-
fed with the theatrical or circus business,
and at one time was sole owner of the
Palace Theater of Boston, in which he
till is half owner.
At one time he ran seven shows, and
of late years has been very prosperous.
For the last three years he has been en-
gagged in the mining business in Wall street.
New York. 1t was while he was in Boston
last week that he learned that the club
could be bought.
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ap12- 90t.h5

the last furlong, beat Billy Roache. 10 to 1,
a length for the place. The track was
lightning fast, but the high wind that blew
across the homestretch made il unpleasant
for both horses and Jockeys.
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To Discontinue Exposition Post Office

BY direction of Postmaster General Cor
teiyou the exposition station of the st.
Louis post Office win be discontinued April
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BOSTON CHAMPIONS START Sc
RES WITH LOCALS TODAY.
Drawings Made for Relay Races-Lawn
and Court Tennis Journeys
Fight Held Up.
National League Clubs Standing.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland
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Yesterdays National League Games

Philadelphia, 7; Brooklyn. 4.
Pittsburg 6; Cincinnati, 4.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago. 5.
New York Boston-Pos pone
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PENNSY'S BIG MEET.

Grand total 81 662 900 s573 $685. 400 &c 30
Aggregate expenses. 50, 500, 400
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American League.
Totals .s4o5, 900 SIS. 900 $3.50, 900 s,511

The following shows the same facts re-
garding all the professional leagues:
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National League Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Reeeipts of Fight,

A dispatch from San Francisco lays;
Tho total rocoiplN Of the lirlltsWhllo
glove contest last night wore &lN Of
which nrlt go, &solio, White shb1@
the club which managed the nilnir w.
100. Referee smith $50 ana Jnm's tol'
frolh who originally managed inr mon
sim The crowd was not ~ large tN was
ANTICIPATED The roOppnsus OF unlOlub
hnwovcr. IN that no hotlor ilghl was eyer
seen IN this city
Aflcr Ma Victory, which made him a
worlds champion l'rill went 10 hlN
homo where be gave banquet 10 u few
Friends, Including HoNolnl follow MENTORS
Of the Olympic vlub, whore. me- an ANA
tom Nc made n record, llo VIII meet
uBnllllng' Nelson today ana II " pN.
pooicd that a match VIII ho made, W
tNch man IL prepared to deposit FORFEIT
Je6cs WHITE tho former champion OF
England and Australia has not Yet de-
cidod ON his future movements, II ~
prohnhlo that ho viii remain hoio for
a time M az 10 meet some uf tho other
American lightweight, pugllltls Ito has
made good Impression IN the sporting
world, aud " assured " strong support
should ho again appear hero IN the rlnR,
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New Studios
Of Fine Arts.
BEESLEY MUSIC co,
LAUNCHING FORTH,
Plano Sale Now On,

Among the most thrifty Of SAT- Lake
business houses N that Of the BcCsloy
Music co, commencing but "A few
years ago with sheet music NN u SPECIE
atty, an excellent TRADE was built mp
which included small Instruments
touchorH' and musicians supplies Upon
lhM basis the well known musician ANA
pomuohrr, Gboncgor lioCrloy ana four
sons united io form u corporation,
Eighteen months Of steadily Increasing
business, with pianos ana organs add-
ed 10 the stock haA noocsslluted moro
room, ana 40 twice as much hpNeo on
the dOOr above has recently boon ace
quITod Tho Strlrh a. Nrldlor piano
has proved lo be nn oNCollont LEADER
winning lnurplH continually IN eompo"
lNion, with better known instruments,
whic the McphHll lnus and Other
makes are daily growing w popularity
A number ~ nloo studios are being
fitted M, most of which are already
epokon for by prominent local teachers,
Dmmg the alterations nov golng ON,
elnehng prices ARE bolng made on pla.
nos ana organs, 10 make room Tor a
comploto stock NOW being purchased IN
the East. The CHASE a Baker piano
plnyor, Victor Talking Machines and
othur spcchltlos VIII he added, making
the RcNsloy Music CO.'S establishment
the best equipped most conveniently
located and most popular music house
An the Woai, Tho piano show room
upstairs WIN be the largest IN the city
and admirably adapted for mualcnloa,
lectures and rooItala which no doubt
win ho appreciated by the public and
teachers nike, success 10 the enter
pflsol
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PROVO DEFEATS LOGAN
In Track and Field Meet, Adams breaks
Record for Jumr,

ihntplul W inc 'NlNN'
Provo ulOh Go, May N-A very close
ana interesting meet was held ON ne y
v l., campus Saturday between u. v T.
was Adams broakup the state record on
the high lump he cleared the bamboo
easily AT feet ~ inches The relay was
given 10 the a &, 4, on u foul however
the H. Y t. finished with u li'yuid lead,
In the hundred yard MoAllstcr ana frow
fuieh tie, but clipping "a VI n Neton l
OF last Saturday time, Tho events are
az follows
2g.yo,d hurdles stewart 4, q, w.
ilIst, Ballard, \. y, (a second, Time ys
loO'yud dash McAlllgtcr D.. " VI
Frow 4 e, l3. re, Time loh o..,
22).yOrd durh McAlllstcr y y e., niai,
Mhto A G., l'n SECOND, Tmo .j'N =,
lN.ynrd hurdles stewart A. g. w.
hrsl, Ballard, Il, v To- second Time Pc
i6.mli dapn -now \, Co. g. .Wut
N,SS ,s.,nlG" r ln uv1.ttUn,. d"i 'it'l
llalIowoE y. y w. second Time sv0'
iigR Jump Adomr D. " T.. nrs,,
Phillips. A g. lo soco0d, lIc'ghl"j to'l
10 inches
broad igmp cmpulog o. y,.r, nw,i
Adams, =. v IT, second pf''hr'-"
Shot pUl Nelson A. C., l., nrali
rWthN \ g. IT, second pHlhucc-'Jj
feet Z mohrN.
Hammer throw Nchon. 4, C. T.. ugti
lulcAun H. Y, /, socoud Distance lll
feet I mchps
rpo polo vault was conceded TO inc "a
final score, n. v g., bs, A. G, w. IS
Attendance 500.
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Indians and Fruitplckers Han ded
Bad Bunch 10 the Utah
Teams
The SCORE WAS BIO At BOISE.
purhom and Quick We're In the Box
for Reilly but We're Pouaded for
A Total oil "a Runs
c,c,r,c NATIONAL LEAGUE,

n vns Boise's turn yesterday afternoon
md the rrui,plckcrs wal'opoo 'ho loca'
,rowd good and plcn'y-and ,hon some
,rvo Of our pitchers were used up' pur'
nnm being bo,,od on, Of the box IN inc
Mind A double that landed three 'Nllies,
followed by homo run, was inndo on
Kim IN that inning una then he was re-
,lncod by quick Ito wna Just ~ badly
,rD,cd, win Two men on bases Hohllls
',,,pcd ont another homer and In the
AVN Ave moro runs were scored Tor
"iW this inning Lcahy was struck by a
,nat hnll and had lo loiIro from lhc game,
Same proliy work was done ~ ToSor ana
uby Tho detailed score f0llowsi
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GUN CLUB SHOOT.
scores Made Yesterday ~ the Opening
~ tho New Grounds,

Tho new grounds Of the salt Lake
noon hy a shoot M which rifles, sholguus
and pistols were used \ largo crowd uf
crack shots were ON hand, but uwing IN
the change IN the traps, etc. the Wurvs
made were not na large aH usual several
new members hnyo been added Ia the OF.
nclnl membership list aud thia viii sure.
~ be Increased soon az ghuuts VIII ho
held twice week from now on TN
sooros Of Yesterdays shoot follow,
Fowler II out of b0, Mitchell p uul ~
30, RonRon e. out of 20, y, a Sufonson
3 out of 10. pitchnrd, 10 ont of 30, Bur'
ter, ia out 6f q, n Solonson cut of 20,
Mays 3 ont of 30, steward 10 ont of A.,
w, A. Mmgciis, oul or loi Cook q uul
Of 3O l,otchncld VI ont ut 40, Swom,
out Of %; knowles Z ont uf 10, Captain
Perry, 2 oql Of lo "9ul,g,nonl sloan
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SALT LAKE
SCORE ny INNINGS,
suAiMAIlYl

Warned Runs Boise, I, struck Quietly
t s On p ses D. bsSl SSSs S oSiSs g
Home Runs kollackcy. Schlls Two.
base Hits lNahy Muller, O'Brien, Mo
lnlyrc schlls Kcllackoy Stolon Bases
Hchllls, ?, Riggs, quick Double Plays.
Togor TO O'l'ron, Left on lases-'i'oisc, ~
eat Lake, H. III by Pitcher. l.oqhy
Passed Balls Hanson, Lonhy. Innings
Pitched -'By Durham 81 by quick B.
Naso HiW on Durham, 81 quick Il stols
& Time of damo-Two hours and twenty
minutes Attendance 700,
lmpIOa .SpileN
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To Ghnnpe prOgrnnll

New York May D. Meeting the
Wishes ~ the majority Of wcoko'w mat
future oNoulH should not bo run ON inc
FtulghtaWHy course, but should be- lluus'
forrod 10 lho main track where u bcuer
View ~ the running can be- had the
stewards ~ the mrolnR now M progress
nj Belmont park today isauod THIS no.
tIco'
ION ana after Tucsdoy May ., all rnccs
at Nix and half furlongs ana oyer FOR
throo'yoarold1 and upward WIN bc run
win be run ON the belmont course
Tho belmont course ~ I'm the rhouc Of
the lottor IS =
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TEAM ~ DUE TONIGHT.
lunch Has HAD n Dai "trip, hut Prom
ise 10 DO iie,ter This week,

rhnrlea RoIlly, mnnngcr N The Nnll
I MO baseball icnm, with his Nrlng NJ
bniI tnpsefa II due 10 arrive homo TITS
oVonIng, after u rather sad experience IN
the north nul hottolN things ARE prom
lsed whom we yet tho enemy on our own
STAMPING grounds,
ON wednesday inc llrtl game IN SAT-
Lake of Inc league sorlca W due IA hu
pulled IN That Ia the date oct for tho
downfall ~ tho lobster crow undor
uDndn ulml,n, n " expected that by 'het
time the homo team win ho greatly
strongihoncd by the appearance ~ MUIR
dock and Carney
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THE GAME AT SPOKANE,

II Glmln's crowd Of Lobsicrs had not
gone 10 pieces In tho sixth inning Of yes.
lordoy afternoons game nt spokane, the
Indians would have hocn beaten TO q PUN
instead " coming on victorious. w 10
ths time the Ogdonltes had n lead Of nvo
runs, bul then tho pyrolcchnlcs began
Thompson A hit under The fence IN cen.
efneld brought IN enough runs 10 Tie tho
score In the seventh Egan smashed out
y four sackor bringing IN two runs aud
Winning the game, Up TO the sixth n look
cd IKE q shut out for spokane, but that
inning proved unfortunate for the ylsl.
effective, allowing only ono little hit The
contest WAS witnessed by large aud on.
,hOslasuc crowd The detailed score FOL.
lows,
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BI'ORANIs,
SUMMARY

, Home, Runs. Nchrng. Egon, Three.
Waa' lllls.chrk TWo-basO llils'-uim.
ll, SACRIFICE llltp-Thompson, stolen
nit..a. lroslno a Hastings, struck out =
iE Ihompgon, o. by nllpnlrlck, 81 by Me.
INNS 3 Bases on Bals--On Glpntrick,
n oI Mclhnls, :, Lefl on Bases Ogden,
~ SPOKANE, u. Double Plays Nchrng 10
ryan NY by Pitcher Nohrng Swain,
NMls, y Passed Bolls-IlDuson, p Lcwls,
Ilmac,olib' Umpire McRoc Attend.
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Boneyords Twice Victorious.

The Bouoynrds defeated The commercial
Block club AZ ldborty park yesterday 10
The tune Of - 10 AZ no stage Of the
also played the SILK Socks IN the morn.
INK, defeating them by score Of ~ 10 2,
making the llth game played without
losing one, Following IL the lineup,
Evans 81 Rain ana coombe, D., Weld.
rsi Coombs, l. g. nugget y e., Mont
gomorN M f.
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
Thomas Fools noise Team iobaiers De
fented indians,

AT Boise on Saturday Roily's men do.
fonird The rrullplckors 4 10 |, ana II
came close being u shut out for llolyol
Roisos defeat was mainly due 10 tho
pIlohmg of Thomas who used the SPIT
bah To good effect Ills opponents could
not solvr tho prohlom
At SPOKANE, Ogden beat the Indians .
To a. Hastings pitched for the l.ubslors
and looked easy for the Redskins IN the
nrsi inning, but after that no llowo I
but little aud escaped with but alN hlls
against hlmf
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EUREKA TEAM WON.
Crack Miners Team Defeated tho short
Lima Nina Yesterday,

The knme a. Eureka yesterday after-
noon between thu Oregon snort Line
team and the champion tenn represent
Ing Eureka drew . large crowd ~ DO,
lighted fans. In fact, the attendance wlr
a rccord.breaker Tho Miners won the
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DIES MONIES, 2; OMAHA, 2.

pes MONIES la May i-Dos Moincs
won by heavy hitting and better. an
around WORK Tho crowd broke all Ht.
tendance records by over 1000,
score. Il H. r.,
lDcN MolnoN ,u'ruu''iu''Irnuun
Omaha ut,ptp'r,','tlst'r't'' o
batteries sllllman and Towers Quick
aud IIOpHc
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Seattle, Wash, May I--seatto beat
u0ryins delivery 90 hard today that hc
was taken out OF the box IN the seventh
inning and Jones substituted, Jones WAS
hit az freely and the gnmo was sca,llc's
all the time after the second innlng,
out II mon,
Score, II, n r.,
Semitic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
Portland ,'',,,,,'u',''u'u,'V y !
batteries Roach and frnryi G0Nin
Jones and Mclean,
Umpire Davis,
Abundance a 600
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nENYMR. U Hr. loE. q.

the scOro IN the eighth inning ana a
single by Randall aud three base hits by
Hayes I'm the ninth won for DonNor En-
rols wcro frequent and cosllN
scorcj u II ",
llrnNrf tnut''''''''''u'''i'' a.
81 Joseph - r,,'",,r,',',n'r'"'b u D
Batteries. nohannon ana Lucia st.
Nrnln, Stloup ana Noyee.
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W. a. 4, Won

AZ ogden un SATURDAY afternoon mo
VS. X hlll team defeated the !, u, H.
I nine by ID sDur. ur N iuh Tho luUma
luod uu H follows
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

~, Louis, May Z NJ Louis WON to-day,
making clean sweep " the sorir Nud.
hon and Muffin did the pllrNlng ana Sud
hsf won through hsl holding behind
him Three double plays from the out
field, two " them ongInootod hy Koch
llngcr were features, Attendance, 1890
Score, T. II, H.
~, LOUIS 1tprt |tptp'ptiItt'u'g
Doirol, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries sudhon and weaver Mullll
and Drlll
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OWEN nnEAK Az TACOMA,

Tacoma, May 1.-1acomn and Sun Fran.
cisco broke oven on todHy'H dnuhlr'hond'
or the homo team winning four of tho
series " six,
in tho morning kocfo go, II bud start
retiring nlior one inning Fitzgerald
lasted but one Inning and Lynch pitched
the remainder " the contest The Ia.
coma players could not hit Whdlen Ia adj.
vantage aud were shut out IN the after
noon the TaoOmas had ON their batting
clothes Engnn making two home runs
IN succession, The visitors tried hard but
could not overcome TocomN'R lead,
Morning Game
Score II w. ",
Tacoma ,ul,'p''u'i'uu''uu" y y
San Francisco puuuuruuuull II v
batteries koofo and fitzgerald and
Lynch, Graham ana llogan Whnlcn ana
Shea,
Afternoon Game
Score, X w. E,
Han Francisco uun,'o'nn,u'ul
Tacoma ,,,itts'''tttt''H'''tuit 10
Batteries Wheeler, Wilson and Shea
Fitzgerald and Graham
Unplro~Klopf
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SHUT ouT ron ST. LOUIS,

chicago, May i-Chlcago made n four
straight from ~ Louis today Tnylork
only pass was TUNED into \ run, ms Wll9
pitch another while schuliS's .tlnlo nno
Il tumble by Brain scored the thlra TWO
Tor II. Louis scoring, Attendance, 1909
Score, W
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Louis ,.,p, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries -llriggs ana oNolll, Taylor
aud Grady,
Throo.bnsc uit-schulg Double Play
finger tunOsBlsiodl, ONelll and Tinhcr
Bnsc on Bals-on ilrlpgs, 0. OF Taylor
l.
tmpIrc-- llpm,
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aud pclE
Two.bngr llil Seymour, clarke, Tmoo.
base Ilil Donu stolen llnsc. WnRncr
DOuhg Play. llohWllc, PETE, Wagner
Bnlls.-Om Ewing 4 m Robllnilo o,
struck out Nv Rohmlllo, A. by EWug,
l.
lmplrcs-- BnusNlne and Emsllq,
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LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT.
The Baseball Game Was Taken BY the
Weber Stake Academy Of Ogden
Other Events

rho annual spring excursion Of the H.
u, T. University was taken last sa,uf-
dny over the Denver 6 Rio Grando TO
ogden The day was line, and n large
number went on the train, The cars were
las,olully decorated with the gold ana
blue colors Of the H. u, 4, L. The stu
dents band went with lho excursion and
lIsroulscd sweet music on the train ana
during the games the students were os
happy ~ nlkA and the air rang win
lholr songs aud college Scls The d. V
college team came down from luRnn on
the Same dnN Nhllu the Weber StAkn
academy produced a nuu baseball team
ln rontcW WITH the H. u, \. 4, pnyots.
The meet took place iu the PARK ni OR.
iim ana was attended W 70 ihnuflnl
people The track Nut heavy being new.
IN made nud recently lHWDd Wuu, hut
lho events wrr" very utroHOug me
track team Ol the /, u, y. I. proved u
superior training over lml of lho H. Y
c. by Il proro pl N lur sat Lake lo "
points for l,uguu opdrn came lu TOR nor
share of the huuurH hy defeating ihr J..
y, \, 4, baseball team hy % ryolo 4 II
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CIIIcAdO sNrT orT
WESTERN LEAGUE,

Colorado springs, colo, May Nearly
two thousand pouplo witnessed the first
good bah game this souson, Roth teams
played excellent bah throughout cad
plnndod,
Score; II, II W.
Sioux CITY .u,,,nu,,,,,nu,u,u3 ,
Colorado Springs ,,u,,,,u,,p,2 2
Batteries. Caldwaldor ana Baorwaldi
Stlmmcl and MolH
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

brooklyn, May IA hating rally NV
.no local men when two were On, M ths
nWohlh llning brought In thre runs, nd
'ose when the visitors seemed 90 have
,a"oN ''oy wen In hand. Attendance,
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Rasos ON Balls on Scanlon Il on pug
globy T.
umplrcs.-Juhnstono and ODay
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Ind OINoIlli Tl
plTTsBllRo, 4, CINCINNATI 3,

Cincinnati, May Z. Ewlngs spit ball
failed 10 obey instructions today ana me
ptlshnrgs won oul IN the lonth mnlng.
Three " their -four runs were scored on
bases ON balls aud wild pitches, llohlnlllo
WAS hit rnlhor hard, hut poor base lul'
ming prevented the Cincnnnllh gnlllng
much benefit lhorclrom Attendance w.
200
Score, N, H. T..
lln'lnnNll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '" ~
PlilHDulg u'r'u'aut'u'u'"", ["
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SUMMARY ur EyGNrs

Following m ID summary of the track
Im.yard dnsh. Eahrr pmY H. y q
g., nlu Time lOd.1. lnulH Parry w. "
h a., second snyder - ~ Co.. lhiui OIL.
l.lyum hurdle NJ nunN B v c.
ufG' H. Jack.om b. y, y, 60 r,oud
polo yooli -. Rc,ycs. l.p.s IT, INST
h. Y. g., lhnd llcBhl y froD mchca
Mic rim Alfred u ~ g, INST. Lorpy
IniOman, l.. u A. T., acoud Robinson
l.. - \ t.. ihnd, rim. 5,ol2b.
gsl.,urd dash ~ Parry J." u. =. To-
INST, l.. pUrN l.. u. b. T.. seconds Jo'
spph nm H. " c. thnd. llm' - 3d..
Runnng hrond lQmp NJ llonlN D. y.
Lun3 l. 3, ! H. ihnd p'sumtc ~
gsO.yird low hurdIcs..lo Parry. H.. D.
$ H. nwt Allon, H. Y CO second, Iime
iioifmlIo run-C, Rawlns n. -. c.
nrsli Lindsay IT, u, 4. To teoond"-Tlmo
ii.yard rum Joseph nm u. y Ca nut
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

The lhc.up for the baseball game was
ns follows
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-05
KEPPEL WILL FIGHT
FOR SCHOOL FUNDS
County superintendent objects to the
Distribution Of Money as Recom-
mended by Governor

That Los Angeles county Is in danger
of losing a considerable portion of its
school fund was made evident yester-
day, when superintendent Mark KEEP
pei called the attention of the public
to the projected distribution of school
money under the recommendation OF
Governor Pardee.
A fight on the proposed reduction will
be waged before the legislature and
Mark Keppel hopes to protect Los An
geles county from what appears to be a
detrimental action on the part of the
legislative committee.
In speaking of the distribution of the
school fund Prof Keppel said yester-
day:
IL think the address of Governor
Pardee clearly demonstrates that the
present method Of distributing the
school funds is wrong. / think that the
recommendation of Prof. Sneddens
committee recognizing two elements as
entering into the distribution of funds,
one being the teachers employed and
the other the children actually attend
ing school, is the correct principle to
be followed in readjusting the distri-
button of school funds. The question as
to what relation the money applied to
the teachers and that allowed to the
pupils shall bear to each other is the
most vital one in this matter 1 have
carefully worked on a variety of
schemes and find that allowing 1925 per
teacher and distributing the remainder
on attendance which would give $1O.7j
per unit, is the only scheme of redistrl-
button that will work a minimum of
injury to the counties that are bound
to lose if the scheme prevails
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-05
Friday Morning Club

The following is the program issued
by the Friday Morning club for Jan
uary:
January 6-"Beautiful Burmah "
Life at the Gilded Pagoda." Buddhist
Priests and the Begging Bowl" ma
tional Dance" Trained Elephants" a"
Mrs. Adaros-Fisher.
January 13-Business meeting. for
club members only postponed from De-
cember 30.)
January 2O-"Civil Service Histori-
cally Considered" A. b. McCutchen
Civil service commission, Los An
geles); Its Local History and Applica-
tion," Frank j. Thomas president civil
service commission, Los Angeles).
January 27-Book committee, Life
OF William Ewart Gladstone John
Morley, Mrs. Bell S. Widner; Discus
sion from Liberal and Conservative
luncheon.