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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
9ert9olD 8ubnert.
q Oh 3 n / It 8.

81: Sebeu Sic, bic oa priiben 1T bic
beriibmte NarcDIu, bic bic punocr6u=
rem 9iebesseoidte idreibt.
g.: Soft, mub pas Elm Bed ietn,
tpenn man bel Der Slid bat!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
I.

Sbren Roman: Ser SOtteHtotten=
t%rpttel" tSnuep mir erit nG6iten Wfoz
nat bringen, neil uns monaghan ntdt
genug 3 CUR 8erfigung Ites
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Srinterm a.

Sitter: IS gebt bait bod nidts
iiber einen ielbiteetelterten Ruui6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Sroi it.

EontoiieIbelo (su i%eiltcr 6rolL oiG
chen cine Soiic Serlhlaqeu bait: Sci
MIR frob Srouhen, ooB id c3 uid)t
lpor, iouit mitBtelt Oh Gi6 micOcr
,iirdterli6 argern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Brob B.

Iutter: sd babe Dem &tnb cine
Stllnoe lang porgeiungen, uno es bat
nod, niht 3u idreien uufaebort."
@oter: ,@ieQeitt Dartet es oaraut
So6 OH altib6rit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

v@arum bat oenn SrGulein Ro1u
INNER Elm 10 seoriidtes Wsien 2"
,@h, bic 1T einmdl ais aino i'm
Semo6en Photographic poroen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
o b q.

4ltli9e @sidafts : Snbaberin (5u
ibrsm iunseH aaffierer) : pas Jag
ID Sbnen, Serr Wteier, entoefe idl nod
einmal einen Teblbetras in Der 8dfe,
bann miiHsn sic mid bsiratben !. ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Onrun III

81: ,9ieiem Serrn ideint e8 abel
jest ihleht 81 gcben."
o.: nSa, er lit gang pcrtpetlclt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
MDrtIih aenpm m { n.

p~rinSipaI: nOus lit benu bod tart,
Serr Simon. Sic bdlten Sbre Brit
tassrube auf eiuem 9alIen uniere5
feiniten Iu6es!"
4pmmis: .Iber Sic ~perlan9ten
bod INNER o mir. id IplIe mid i'm
Geidaft redt tiihtis ms 3sus lssen,."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
6 rtIGr t..

SEER: oWie tommt es, baB Die
9iiritenbinoer 10 piel trintsn2"
y Ii I ftenbinoer: nSa mel.
tpenn mir INNER an ben Staub benz
ten, Der nit unIern 8iriten pegg';
piI6t tpiro, NADIA triegt man bait gar
10 q trodene &ehle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Raid entf6teben.

2e6rerin; nWas lit 2tebe fir Elm
@ort?"
S6ilerin: Sin Saport."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
0 6 b t.

Srau 8napp: .9tbcr, Mina, iebt
bah i6 Itpn gum 3peitenmal i'm 9iis
Aenidrant cinen Solpaten gefunoeH!"
- DNa ia, ba 1T oDd manigitens
Ptpa8 ortn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Nenes 80 orr.

Sdufmann (tpiitbeno am Se,eo9on):
.0onnerpetter, pegen oieier ateIntGs
teit brauten sic mid nidt gleia ans
5uteletrateblern!" s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
~ 8.

- ,Sebcn Sic, unier 8Omiter I'M
2beater lit Elm e6ter 8pmiter,"
nWieiO?"
Sang einfa6: er lit idpn feds
Sabre perbeirathet unb bat nod immer
Sumor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

unteroffiaier (Su einem aod):
Rad Sbrer Gaulbeit gu urtbstlen,
nuTen sic Bel einem 9unsettiinitler
Rod seueien iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
g II m d.

Gr tebrte in Der .&ugel" Elm uno
ia9te iiA bort cine iol4e bur6 ben
ROpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
81 D

Rentier Meper (eiuem @alte feline
8ibliotbet 3etgeno); -. LIMB auf
oieiem Regal ieben Sic meinen Qisbs
~.ing8autOr; bel oefien 9iiHern I6laIe
d namlid am rai6elteu ein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Der R Il B m.

Sm 8riege iopubl, mic i'm 6tisben
sit @bre unb Rubm benz beidieoen,
Der Strait uno 9eiit gei6idt perbins
bet - ,u %
Dor 4Gem: tpcr I6pGters 8egner
finoet.
On .lGC q -, 4 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Der urhta al Monh.

Jrau tam Jenitsr itebenb): .Sinter
9epOlt bat iid Der Monb per%bprgsn.I
Gr: .&ein Wunoer!"
Raip.
GrIter 9adfiih: Sd CLAUDE INNER,
Dein Nerebrer lit trsnn q fih autl
nidt au ertennen eibt. Elm etubent.
3psiter 8adfi{h: .Was fGut Dir
ein! -. Gr bat ia cine ubr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
hoft.

o.: .Salten Gle oaS 9lutomobil'
iobren iiir lmgcirno?"
g.: oSa - iiIr Ole Eaiianten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

Sulllpt ulh CuUlpuIlHN nullp, Iulrlt
cine Gule, 0u muBtc bas W1oben an
ben nGhtlihcn Walo oenten. Sic
tdnnte i'm Dobl: cS mar oarinn', als
Oh Elm lieber, gutter WenI6 ieincn ipetz
len Wontel meid uno parm I'm Ginen
I6liiae unb man oarunter Iih an einc
liebcoolle uno ebrlite 8ruIt oude -
10 noblig uno 9eborgen uno It'll, uno
babel lpiIpert uno raunt. Qlci1 Dem
pcrborgenen Ylutlauf in oieIcr Yrlit,
ein beimlihes, cmiiges Webcn uno Rc-
aeu i'm NDalbe. 4ber es 1T 10 tpie i'm
9ebcn orouben: es sebt nitt LANCE il
biibIh, man itDbt on bic SGumc. mar
iii6lt nub benz Yoben. oh man nod an
gDe0c lei, man p%erliert i'm uno muf
nur bic Rihtune i'm appfc be6alten
bic SGnbe fiiblenb unb fd)iibeno boz
Iih bdlten, bas 0eItriipp '6Id9t Gineu
ms Sciitt. man itolpert iber Wur.
Seln uno Striinte man bat 9enu9 alf
5upui1en, unb nur nebenber. pie fern
t0ncnoe Wtelobie. tlingt oas ieItian
S60nc uno Wunoerpole Ginem ius
0cmiitb.
Nur einmal i'm 2eben. ia oa tpar G.
nabe uno bruuicno gelpefen pie Or
Qelton i'm Dome: bamalg Dor Elm paal
Salren. aIs tie i'm Sbale bort bintt,
lelem gerge, mo beute BET Shrec no
matt i'm 0dmmer sldn3te. einem jun
gen, feiner Wtanne besesnet uno in in
cine brsnnenbe Giebe aufseflummt mar
bic nun n'nmer erloid)sn poIte, eint
aiebe. bic aann ~sntiaqen bat miiifen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
A. C. BEATS Bye.
BY CLOSE SCORE.
Track Meet Pronounced Best Ever
Held at Logan.
FREW'S GOOD SHOWING,
SECOND IN POLE VAULT DECIDES
THE STRUGGLE.
lsnecial To- The HsraIdl


Logan, April 2s.-The hest athletic meet
ever held here TOOK Mace today when
the track teams OF the Agricultural col
leSe and the Brigham Young college met
on the b. y. campus The Aggies won
the meet by a score of % points to 49,
the second place i'm the pole vault deCid-
ing the struggle The b. Y g. men made
a showing which was q decided surprise
FTew. the new athlete at the A g., maoe
a splendid showing lie weighs about
200 pounds and Yet he MANAGED TO cover
100 yards in 10 TO seconds He Is cN-
pected TO be a star in next years foot
bah team. The score
howard DASH rev. \. c. Schneider,
=. y Time--Io Ia
l2O-yard hurdles-HoyCy, b Y c.; Stew
one mile run-AIitcheH, \. c.; AIIrcad,
+. Y G. Time-5.25.
22O-yard run-Kennedy. y. y. c.; FreW,
A. g. Times Ia
Half-mile run-Hausen, \. -, Thatch-
er A - Time-2-l2 SO
220-yard hUrdles-Stewartt A. c. Allen,
b " g. Times SO
44O-yard run-Frew, A c.; Hin. b. Y
G. Times %.
Pole vault-HOVey, b Y g. AllrCad-
y - Distance feet
Running high jump-Phillips. A. c.,
Rouche. b. Y. .. Distances feet 5i2
inches.
HaIf-mre relay race-won by B, Y c.
Time-1-40 So.
Shot put-J. Marshall A. C.: CronhoIm,
A q. Distances feet inches
Running high jump-Schneider, b y
G HuVey, b Y G. DisJance-lS feet
= inches
Hammer throw-Larson. A G; Crou-
holm, A c. Distance-lU512 feet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

Al meeting OF the grade school league
held yesterday. President Barter heard
tested games. He decided that the pro
test over the game between the Oauirrh
and WaSatch teams should be settled in
favor Of the OquirrhS. At the close of
the game there was no kick made. It
appears, both teams being satisfied that
the Oquirrhs had won Later a discrep-
ancy 1T is claimed WAS found in the score
by the Wasatch scorer President Barter
decided that the protest should have
been made at once II there was any
cause for one.
The protest over the Washfngton-Sunn-
ner game was decided in favor Of the
Washington. The Summers protested on
a base decision which President Barter
says should have been settled at the time
by the umpire who was Judge of the
matter,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
READY BY NEXT SUNDAY
Gun Club Will Open Up For Business
With a Big
Shoot

The Salt L&5le Gun club will open its
new traps and rifle range next Sunday
with a big shoot. The contract for the
new club house was let yesterday with
instructions to have it completed by next
Sunday ready for the members to. hold
opening tourney The new traps ar
rived from the east yesterday and will
be put in place the coming week
The Salt Lake Rifle club, which has
combined with the Shotgun club in the
Salt Lake Gun club, will take down its
targets today and remove them from the
old range near the penitentiary to the
new grounds off Popperton Place. These
ranges will be put in place before next
Sunday. when the rifle shooters will be
ready 10 take part in the opening shoot
with the shotgun members of the club
The committee was at work on these
matters yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
E. C. MORRIS WILL TRY TO
WIN BIG ROAD RACE

Manager Hugh Rippeto of the Deco
ration Day road race, announces that he
has received another entry for the big
event. This riders name is Z. c Nor
rls. one of the best road piuggeFs in the
city Rippeto announces that he has Sc
cured thirty-twO prizes in all for the
race Four of these will be high-grade
wheels Three Of the wheels will be given
to the first three men over the tape ami
the other will be offered as first time
prize number of riders have an
the course today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
GORGALETTE FOOLS THEM.
at Odds Of Twelve to One, He Gal
lOps Home Winner IN the
Handicap.

San Francisco. April -g--GorgaIette at
y to I won the handicap today. Honiton
and Anauias carried the bulk of the coin
but Auauias finished last Results:
First race, SIX fuTIuugs- Csrro Santa
won, Ocyrohe second, Sad sam third
Time-1.l5l
Second race. o..e miIa-FTauT- won
Northwest second Sincerity Belle third.
Time-l.4I
Third race. FabiOla cup mile and sew
enty yaTds-SWret Tooth won Sceutr8
second. Frank Prarce third Tima-I-5llz.
Fourth race mile and "a sixteenth, han
dlCdp. purse 81. J1f- tf0-Esl Iarte won Hon
itOn second, SgufEierc third. Time .G6is.
Fifth race, mile and three-eishths-.p
chan won. ByroueTdaIe second Ledus
third Time-2-21l-
Sixth race. seven furIOugs-Coru Bios
som won EStellc j second Sea Air third
Time-I-I1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Quick batted for Riggs in the ninth.
Spokane,

= IWo-b8sc me- LOWS Sacrlfice hits,
Raymond. Reilly Ferris Struck out by
I,urham . By Simon =, by Thomas /.
Salt Lake l. Spokane g. Double PLAYS.
Ferris 10 Swain Hit by pitcher Durham
Time, one hour. Umpire MCRae
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
PARK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
WORKING FOR STATE MEET


Park city. April 29.-The High school
track team is making every effort to get
its members in good condition for the
coming state meet. and the boys expect
to be in fair condition for the contest.
They have been having some hard luck
in their practice. and already one of the
best men is out of the work on account
Of 4 broken arm. which he received in
making "a pole vault. A couple of the
other 2-en are out too. for one reason
or another. but the boys are working
hard and expect TO give a good account
Of themselves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Elders Roughly Handled by the
Indians.
SALT LAKE HITS BOTTOM
FANS UP NORTH THINK 1T Is
GREAT BASEBALL,
Standing of the Teams.

spokane, Wash. April 29-After Spo-
kane. by a trio OF safe syyats, drove
Ihomas 10 the bench in the third inning,
Reilly sent Durham in 10 save the game,
nut 1t was too late. Spokane already
h''d enough runs 20 win. Durham
n-ched great ball for the rest of the
81 ssiou
Simon. who pitched for Spokane. was
s''Idy. and while salt Lake connected
= sularly with his curves. fast fielding
H. the Indians cut off ordirar-, base hits
S"lt Lakes lone run came ON three siI,--
IS ssiye singles by ToZer. Thomas and
s'tekht'N- Atier taat no visitor reached
T'iTQ base. Tie game was Il scientific
'AnibluOu, with plenty or work for the
ltiie-d a.-d several difficult chances TOR
H.r outtielG. The Attendance Ia datc
despite the cold weather. c0nl.,s res "a,
N"raby- with that OF last year If 10
cI"wd viii see the evenly matched
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Pirates 3, Colts 2.

Pittsburg. April 2s.-With two hits
Pittsburg got its first run ana won the
game I'm the fourth inning on two errors.
Philhppis two bases on balls IN the
fourth inning gave the visitors their first
run and tho second run was batted out.
Attendance, 1.050 Score:
r. H. l..
BltTSbUTE -.-- Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago .. Observation-Disclosures.
BaJeries-Phillppi and Carisch. Wei
mcr and Killing.
Earned ruus-ChicagO. J. Two bate hit
Tinker. Bases on balls-Off Phillippi g.
off WCimer, 3. Struck Out-By PhillippI.
- uE WcimeT l. Umpires-KIem and
Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
The Lineup.
Herald Peunant Accepted.

y To The salt Lake Herald: y
= ! have the honor to inform you =
y that the directors OF the High y
y School Baseball lea que are pleased y
y to accept your kind offer to furnish y
. a pennanJ TO the team winning the =
= championship of this league. y
> The gift will not only be appre- =
= ciated by the members of the COM =
= peting teams, but also by students =
= and teachers of the several schools =
4 represented. =
y It is help such as this that puts q
y interest into the school games and y
y makes the boys feel that they have :
y something to play for. Again we y
= have to thank The Herald for this =
= pennant, and the interest it takes =
y in promoting amateur athletics, y
e not only baseball but amateur =
y sports generally Respectfully, &
y For =
y ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE. y
= WEST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL, y
y EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL. y
. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, .
y L. OF L. PREPS. y
= FREEMAN BASSETT y
+ Committee on Pennant, =
l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.

The ffth game i'm the High School
league took place yesterday afternoon at
the grounds on Twelfth East street, be-
tween the Collegiate Institute and the
East Side High school The final score
was II to in favor of the Collegiate In
Stitutc.
The game showed a marked improve
ment in the Collegiate Institute team over
the work done in the game win All Hal
lows last Wednesday. OF especial notice
was the smooth work Of the new pitcher,
TrOXall, and good work of the infield. The
Collegiate Institute had eight twO-base
hits To its credit and the East Side one
twO-base hit, one threc-basc hit, one
home run TrOXall tanned eleven men
and kidder six
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Laura Spur Has Records.

who are not Informed would suppose
Last summer at Denver she won race.
going the three heats in better than
2:14, and at the time was spoken of
highly by the Denver press. Spur
holds three half-mile track records in
Colorado at the present time. One is
at GlenwOOd Springs in 2:13A; one at
Canyon City, in 2:131&, and the other
at Longmont in 213. All of these
times are below the Utah state record
of 2:14E, held by Robert /. At AIbu-
querGue last season Spur won two
stake races with 81, 900 purses in one
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
JAPANESE BALL TEAM
EASY FOR COLLEGE BOYS

Stanford University. Cal. April q
The Stanford varsity baseball nine de
feated the Japanese ball players from
Waseda university Japan on the Stan
ford campus today by q score OF . to l.
The game was the first ever played on
American soil by a Japanese team and
consequently attracted a great thrOng of
spectators, At least half of whom were
Japanese residents OF san Francisco The
foreigners main weakness lay in batting
Their fielding, although weak in places
was generally good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis. April 29.-Cincinnati today
won the only game of the present series
from the local National league team by
score of TO !. the other three contests
having been postponed owing To rain.
Overall had slightly the better of Nc
Farland. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. p. +.
- A-'tliS -.r-----.- / 4
Cincinnati .-.... ................ % .
atteries-Mc FaTlaud. ZeaTfoss and
Warner. overall and SChlci
Earned RUus-SJ Louis {. Cincinnati,
l. Three base hits-Breckley. Dunlevy.
Bas" on balls-Off Mcfarland (: off
Overall ?. Struck out-By Mcfarland, ,;
by overall, o. Umpire-O Day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Extra Race Memorial Day.

Manager w. S. Jones of the State
Fair track has announced that he will
give an additional race on Decoration
day, with a purse Of $400 1t will be
q 2:22 trot and pace and will be put on
specially for the benefit of the Ogden
hOrSemen in order to get q number of
horses in that city To salt Lake Who
are eligible in this class This event
viii be put on in addition to the free
fOr-an and go class
\ number of workouts Will be held
at the track this morning and after
noon, and those interested in seeing
some good horses so a couple of fast
miles are invited out by the horsemen
To see the workouts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
Tiaers 1. Wehfooters o.

Portland. April 29--Portland lost a hard
fought battle today to Tacoma mainly
through having to play Van Buren,, who
- unfamiliar with the position. at first
base The pitching was of the gilt-edEet
order. there being only eight hits dur
ing the entire game. Garyiu pitched in
the eighth and ninth for French. At
tendance. 4,Jo0. Score:
loINldlla
Batteries French. Garvin and Mclean,
Thomas and Graham Umpire. klOpf-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
White Fronts.
Utahs 7, Second All HaIIows 5.

The Utahs and the second All Hallows
team FLASHED on the All HalIows dia-
mond yesterday afternoon. the game re-
sulting in a victory for the TtahS who
won by a score Of TO s. This is the
climax of a series Of victories for the
Utahs, and now they are anxious to
meet any junior team in the city. The
lineup Of the victors was as follows
Daft, G; NJ. Rouse, p; Irecyce, I b. f;
Horsefall. b.; Treseder, > b.: Edwards
IS; J. Rouse, l. f.; Birkinshaw, m. I. /;
Alexander + T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
BOWLING MATCH BY WIRE
TOMORROW NIGHT

The match with the MissouIa bowIers
by telegraph will take place tomorrow
night instead OF Wednesday night a : at
first reported. The local bowlers were
practicing last evening for the event and
are confident of winning. Reports from
Missoula are TO the effect that the bowl
ers of that town are as strong as any I'm
the state and VIII give the Salt Lake
team a harder rub than the Butte team
did month ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
he Summary.

The following are the events:
2xQ-yard hurdies-Butler, L. of L.. first;
Ballard. B. y. L. second. Times 40.
lW-yard dash-Whitney. L. of T., first;
McAiIister, Is. Y L., second; Moore L.
OF T., third. Time-.1O %.
SS0-yard run-Hume. L. of L, first;
Wade L. Of Y; second; Pitt, L. of L,
220-yard run-AcAIIister. B. Y. L. first:
Whitney, u. of l.. second; Moore, U of
L.. third Time-:23
120-yard hurdIes-Park, L. Of u first:
Hunt. T.. of O., second. Time-:17 2-5.
One-mile run-Wade, L. of L, first;
Rose, b; Y. T., second; Hume, u. of u,
Judd, =. of U. second; Swap. q, of T.,
third. Time-:53-
Relay race, half mile-U. Of L. won.
Ieam-Pitt, Moore, Park and Whitney.
Time-1:25 10
High tump-Adams, B. Y L, first;
Swap. L. of L. second; SteffensOn. L.
OF Z. third. feet Sl2 inches.
Broad Jump-awapp. I. Of l.. first:
Hunt, T. Of T., second; Carpenter. B. Y.
Shot-put-Bennion, u Of L. first; Stef-
fenson, L of U. second: Greenwood. B.
Y. L., third; 81 feet inches
Pole Vault-AdamS, p. Y. l.. first: Rus
sell u or l., second, F. Bennion, T. of
U, third; IL feet 21z inches.
Hammer throw-Bennion, L. of u
first; Peterson. b. Y. L. second; Stef-
OtticiaIs-Starter. BURNER; judges at
finish Plumber, Barney. Rideout: field
judges, Roberts, DOugall; timers. Mutual,
Gray; clerk of course, Peterson; Off
cial score-U. of u. 81 points; b. Y. u,
29 points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
siwashes 4, Angels 8.

Seattle. April pa long fly I'm the
ri@ht field at the end OF the ninth in
ming won the game today for SeattA
Hall for Los Angeles and Shields for tfIs
locals pitched through the entire game
without giving any evidence of weaken
ing. and il their splendid work that
prolonged the battle. Seattle made two
IN the first and the visitors one in the
fourth. and two more in the first half of
the fifth. giving them lead of one Seat
tie succeeded in making another in the
last OF the fifth, tying the score. Score
r. II. h.
seattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 =
Batteries-Sbields and Frary; Hail and
Eager
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MANAGER SHONTZ SIGNS
PITCHER FRANK LUMLEY
Especial to The HeraId.)

Eureka, Apri! 2S.-By signing Frank
Lumley. who was slated to play far the
Ogden team in the Pacific National
league, Manager Shontz has secured
valuable addition to the local team I.unl-
ley is showing up splendidly in the prac-
tees
Mr.. ShOntZ has arranged to have a ball
game here next Sunday against Provo
Much disappointment is felt that the
opening game with the Short Line team
could not be played. but OH Sunday May
q the fixture will be played here.
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FIRST GAME AT PARK CITY
New Team Representing the Camp
Will Line Up Against Picked
Ann,rnrpn tim
Aggregation.

Park City, April 22.-Tomorrow at the
City baseball grounds the local fans will
be given an opportunity to see their new
baseball team work, for at 3 o'clock the
team Will line up against a picked aE-
gregation and will do its best to win.
The improvements on the grounds are
such as have been needed ever since the
diamond now used WAS built and when
the rolling is completed the field will be
among the best in the state.
The teams will line up as follows. and
he boys on the picked team declare they
will
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Cleveland. O.. April 29-CIeveIand Won
an exciting game from St Louis today.
ne contest being marked by brilliant
lielulnE and good hitting. Petty how
ever. was hit harder than Rhoades.
nuii OF a pop fly by Gleason gave CIeve-
-laa lls two winning runs. Attendance,
2. II. r.
Cleveland ...... ............--- : II d
LUIS I
eries-Rhoades and Bernis: Petty
and SUgdeu.
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ColIeue Baseball.

At Cambridge-Howard, ,: Dart
mouth !.
Al Washington -Georgetown. 13; George
Washington. ,.
Al New IIaven-Yale s; University Of
Pennsylvania. ..
At Bel0it-BelOit. 10: Northwestern, s.
4 Ann AFbor-MichiRan. 3; Illinois. J.
At PrincetOn-PTincetOn. 4: Cornell. a.
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3: Chicago >
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Rose Poly
technic. 3.
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