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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
vIOLETs FOR GIANTS
Philadelphia Scribe Tells of the Base
* ball War In His City.

Charles Dryden, the well-known baseball SCRIBE
has the following to say in the Philadelphia
North American OF Tuesday:
. So far the giants have met with grand sue
cess slapping boys and getting away with It.
The soft-dr1nk boy who figured in Saturday s
fracas made complete confession yesterday,
duplicating those two well known athletes. Mr..
McGraw and Mr.. Mathewson, neither Of which
is AFRAID Of small boys. -,
The young drink agent t, admits using foul
away from the bench. Muggsy threatened to
throw the peddler out OF the lot, and then COM
promised by smacking him on the lip. The walls
and he p1ayfully ia mined pair of shoes into
his mouth, thinking thereby to plug up the
cavity and stop the noise.
: s'This spirited assault evoked high compliment
from Mr.. Donlin, who said Matthewson deserved
credit for handing the boy one on the gobboon.
AS this tribute comes from one who holds the
proud record Of having knocked out a chorus
girl, Mr.. Matthewson was deeply affected. The
Bucknell college boy is making headway.
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Pitcher Tate Crowley has signed an Indian
Louisville carries but two backstops-
Dexter and Pepper Bill sehriver. n,.. p.,nb
The Kansas City club has turned Pitcher Ralph
Gibson Over to st. Joseph for this season.
Nobody in Toledo is able to tel whether 11ae,
HIN yae to At try p pf M again ~
Larry Qunan has been eleStea to coysr s SRoIt
Roy Montgomery off third base. .,,
The Louisville fences are SO far away from
the plate that only one ball has been knocked
ever then; since they have been erected:
Thomas brothers. John has been sold to Grand
Rapids and his brother Joe to Newark, n. j.
McGrew, the old Marion shortstop, will be re.
leased by Louisville. He has made good show
ing, but Tebeau gave the old. players the pref
erence. - '~y.'' . /
!, All of the Louisville players are emitting the
ptpe.' Captain Dexter has issued an order that
Cigars and cigarets must be "cut out realizing
that they affect the breathing Of his men.
Pitcher Aiken. the Janesville boy who was
given trial by Manager Cantillon Of the brew
ers, returned to his home without waiting to get
a release from the Milwaukee club. The boy was
discouraged. " -..~:
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SCOTS PREPARING FOR !. 81. /:
! ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Associa ton football has started. and the
in getting ready for some Of the big games The
Gordon team is practicing at Twenty-second
street and + Pleasant avenue. where they expect
beTs Of Clan Gordon. and most Of them have
Of Scotland. Some Of the members have played
in the Minneapolis team for a number Of years,
and one Of them holds the Shaw cup, which
has been won and held by Minneapolis for a
long time. ... .,--..
a meeting will be held next Wednesday. eve.
ming at the grounds to organize. 1t is hoped
there will be about five teams in the twin
cities. and II SO a league will be. formed and
the Shaw cup put up for trophy.
some Of the colleges: as there has been some
ta anS ii into qe the WHfteFa
formed at Manchester. The Minnehaha thistles
will no doubt be ready to play as good game
as they did last year, and the St. Paul team
is practicing hard.
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ALL THE LEAGUES AT A GLANCE

Manager Watkins, health Eas not been good
the crafty miller president will Just about be In
bed half the time: There's no one IN the busi'
A different method Of disciplining ,rowdy ball
players will obtain in the American association
this year. President o. Brien. realizing the
futility Of" fnss has decided that un1uly players
The ST. Paul club has released Infelder Mar
tin and Pitcher Bartog. Martin goes to the
Omaha Western league club and Bartos to club
in the Iowa State league i outaelder Neighbors
aud pitcher Stewart have been given their re-
leases outright. f,.Tz5.=t:S- 7l.7sss:;-E= 5$z.5
Arson Mott the Texas second baseman who
practice season, will not make the team this
year. In fact he will not make the Des, Moines
needs plenty Sf sna11ss league vet.
that he will become a benedict next fall. His
prospective wife is Miss Mary East Of Anderson
At the close of the 1905 season he will resume
the practice of lay. He does not intend to re-
Manager Finn of the Toledo Americans has
given releases to Pitchers Sylvester. Loucks and
John Lundblom and Outfelders Carlos Smith
and William O'Hara.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

Lakewood, N. j., April 29.-Golfers were
treated to surprise here yesterday. In the
very first round Of the open tournament on the
links Of the country club. Champion Walter ].
Travis met defeat at the hands of w. g.
Schick, of Harvard. Before the start Of this
mornings match the betting was to that
Travis would win in the tournament
The champion of Great Britain started of
well, winning the short hole in 3 but Schick
took the fifth, seventh and eighth, which made
him 2 up turning for home. The collegian
made the tenth in four. They halved the
eleventh. Schick took the twelfth in four and
Travis found himself four down. He fought
desperately but Schick never faltered and sealed
the veterans fate at the seventeenth hole which
he won in beautiful 8, giving him the match
from up and to play. .s-
It is said that the man that beats Travis
in tournament never wins out. This held
good this afternoon when Schick lost to Murray
Olyphant, of Princeton, after a great match
that had to be carried to the nineteenth green.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Prairie Skfrs again defeated the Cope.
lands in q har ar game by score of
should address 1921 Aldrich avenue N.
s. The Twelfth Avenue Stars would like to
hear from any 14-year-old team in the city.
For games address 1903 Third street NE.
The Johnson-Swanson team has organized for
the season and would like to hear from any
fast local or out Of town team. Address f. j.
Dagnault, s13 University avenue Sc, or teIe-
phone N. w. East 4S.
The fast last years Crescent team has re-
organized for the season and would like games
with any 14-year-old teams In the city. The
Crescent team will play the Berries Sunday.
r games address Ben Silver, 727 Jewett
he kiamonds team defeated the Navaios hv
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YALHALLA IS IN
AT SANDY HOOK

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, April 29.-Earl Crawford's auxiliary
hiprigged yacht Valhalla, the initial entry for
the German emperor's ocean cup race, passed in
at Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon. She left
Cowes, Isle of Wight, on Feb. %, calling at
Las Palmas, San Juan and Key West, from
which port she sailed April %. The Valhalla
is OF stately and merchant-like appearance She
has on beard her owner and three guests. Messrs
North, Walbraham and DR.. Corfeld.
and carries a crew Of sixty-six She registers
647 tons and looks like an old privateer. She
carries stuns'ls and tops of the ancient cut.
She Is 237 feet between perpendiculars 81
power. engines. p '
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Il This is
Your Portrait
You Are
Entitled to a
Prize of 81.
EXCLAMATION of Plan.

These photographs are selected
at random from a number taken
each day by The Journals pho
tographer on the principal bust.
ness streets.
Those whose pictures are pub
hshed will receive a prize of $1.00
by calling at The journal office
and being Identified before 6
o'clock p. m. Of the second day
following the day Of publication
of the picture
No claim will be considered
hat is not presented before 6
O'Clock pm. on the second day
after the publication of the pic
tUre.
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GUIDE TO AUTOLAND.

"A second edition has just been issued Of the
Of Gasoe9e giving the
American and foreign cars, with Illustrations Of
them. 1t, Is handsomely bound in stiff paper
covers and we'll fulflls its intended mission of
being convenient guide, replete with ipforma-
tion,. for prospective purchasers Of motor cars
The book is not sold. but is sent free on re-
and postage, upon application to the Association
Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers..7 East
Four Hundred and Twenty eighth street New
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score Of to 1. Batteries for the winners
Pioo a dummings and M t Thir
old teams wishing games should address T.
Wilkinson, 18 Bryant avenue, or phone L. "
1906, N. W. Main 21s9-J2:
The sentinels defeated the Fifth Street Stars
by a score of IL to 10 in exciting thinning
game. They also defeated the Isaacs by a
score Of 8 to i. The winners wish games Wild tn
12year-old teams. Address Alec Kothler. 90
Eighth avenue n. --....>..
The Elite team defeated the Russeth team by
a score Of % to 1. The feature Of the game was
the home run by Running with three men on
bases. The winners would like to arrange
games with any 13-year-old teams. Address Ed
Wallin 2S11 Fourth street N. ..,-... . -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
IAYAs Ys. sT. BRAIN.

The game between the Javas and st.. Cloud:
Brainerd team Of the Northern league, scheduled
to be fast and holly contested one. The league
team has been practicing at Owatonna and get
team. They are considered one Of the best
teams in their circuit and will strive hard to
manager his strengthened In the weakest spots
having signed Ole Newgard. the fast center
former Java player, and :;Liily'1 Metcait Of
the Iowa State league. have also been signed. IN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
Collie Ends Career Of World Famed
Tommy Britton.

abroad TPss CAT Eat the TotPbg
Britton, 2:O61a., exported to Austria about
year ago, Is dead from collie .,.,l
Tommy Britton was sensational from his colt
hood up. AS a 2-year-old he made 2:151a, the
worlds record, at that time: AS n 6-year old
he. won the three fastest heats ever trotted
by stallion up to that time.
During his career he won more han $40. 900
and defeated such stations as Cresceus, Bin
gen and Charley Herr Erl.I.z.-E
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL

Elk Point, S. D., April 2e.-Games have been
arranged FOR the Elk Point High school team
with Carlton, and Hawarden high team, at Ha-
warden, Iowa, May 5. Elk Point and CARTON
to /. so It is expected that the hardest game
Will be with Carlton The games viii praedtiealg
settle the championship, which has been claimed
Northaeid, Mimi, April 29.-Macalester de.
feated Carleton here yesterday, by score OF
the pitching. Mutt caught for the winning team.
While Brubaker did the backstop for the Garlic
Mason CITY, Iowa, April 2s.-Memorial univer-
sity won from the Usage Cedar Valley semonary
team here yesterday by score Of 10 to 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
NOT ENOUGH WATER
Fish Wardens Say Early Sport Will
Not Be Good.

The open varieties of fresh
water fish, except bass, begins Monday. The
bass season opens May 20. Members of the
state game and fish commission have been adj
vised by deputy game wardens in their employ
that because OF low water in the streams, in
many cases making 1t almost impossible for the
fish to reach their usual spawning grounds. pros
poets for good fishing in the smaller streams are
not very bright this season. The lake fishing
will be up to the usual standard.
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DEFEATED MECHANIC ARTS,

The game at Minnehaha park yesterday after
noon between South high school and the Me-
chanic Arts team of St. Paul resulted in a
The SANITY city team started out with de.
opening inning and following itaup with seven
more in the third, while the South high team
were not allowed any score in the first but. in
the second inning they, got three tallies fol.
two runs in each Of the following innings, with
Batteries Helm, Dahlgren and Berg; Block and
Marks. ...sv-. :.-~ ~ ~. -
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MUST HAVE BEEN PARR.

Joliet, ILL.,, April 29-The giant. Rooney, and
the Terrible Turk met again last night at
the Joliet theater. Rooney agreed to wrestIe
the Turk three straight times or forfeit 500
and his share of the gate receipts. Rooney
down the last time, In six minutes
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Totals ..............92 8 "a ~
Louisville ...... Q 8 8 III

Two.base hits, Jones, Quinlan; three base hits,
Fox Scott. Dexter; home runs, Kerwin; stolen
saeridee hit, ouin1an; bases on Sails OF scott g.
off sievers l., of Newlin q bases. on hit by
pitched ball, by Siever /, by Newlin /; struck
out, by Scott s. by siever /. by Newlin q; left
on bases, Louisville 8, Minneapolis g.; hits, off
siever in four innings of Newlin 7 IN four
innings; time two hours; umpire, Haskell; at
tendance, 1900. - iii" -.
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Down at Savage, MINI, every fine day, Dan
ratch Is out for breathing spell and getting
set his head on getting under 1 :56, and IL Dan
don't get It there is danger Of diversion n
the biggest building in East AIinneapolis.s This
Hersey. .--n'Tongbl,n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY,
Brooklyn 3, New York 2.
Pittsburg 4, Chicago 2.
Boston 2. Philadelphia o.
Cincinnati-St Louis-No game; rain.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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PALACEs AT PRINcEToN.

e The Palace Clothing House team will play
the Princeton team at that city tomorrow after
noon. where they expect to meet hard propo-
sition. The team will meet at the Palace Cloth
Ing house this evening where they will be
fitted out with new uniforms. Captain Newgard
will not be able to areomnanr tie team on
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
sCHULER WON ON RnLIERs

Walter Schiller beat out f. Lee by two feet
In a race at the Casino rink last night while
William Bonn came across the line a second
later:The time was 1888. This evening the
I'VE winners of the week will. contest in the
final race. They Peter Jeub, II. Strangely.
Joe Munich, Tom Boardman and Walter Schiller.
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BLACK HILLS LEAGUE
Six Clubs to Play National Game In
South Dakota.

Hot Springs; s. D., April 29.-The Black Hills
baseball league has been organized: with teams
from Deadwood, Lead, Belle Fourche, Sturgis,
Rapid City and Hot Springs r. r.
O. P. Smith of this city was elected president
and John Tierney of Deadwood secretary and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
ENTRIEs FOB eILL1ARp Play.

ENTRIES FOR BILLIARD PLAY.
Six entries have been received for the class
amateur billiard tournament at the Vendome
parlors, and play will begin Monday. night. L.
%. Aldrich, w. S. Day, H. Watson, F.|B. Stoner
D. B. Harris and w. g. Wilson will compete
and the PLAYS bound to interesting from the
start. The games will be of $50 points at
fOurteen.inch balk line. =.
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Dean LEROY, speaking at Norwich, Eng, the
other day, said he yielded to no man in his
loyalty to the Book Of Common Prayer, but 1t
was net always adapted to the people, It was
too stately.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

Sentenced some months ago to- four months Inn
prisonment aud dismissal from the army for gross
cruelty to his little daughter, Major Won Tydow,
a German officer has been set free on payment
of fine of Sta.
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GUST FRIENDLY BoUTn

Eagles Deny That They Had Any idea
Of Promoting 'Fight.''
Boxing was barred by the police at the ath.
letic entertainment Of the Eagles at Union Tenn
pie last night. The evening was given over to
wrestling and specia1ties. Gene Cole of Minne-
apolis and AZ Ramsey Of st. Paul gave an in
teresttng exhibition the mat The
of the program was to have been a six-round
bout between 'Reddy' Phillips Of st. Paul and
Al Dyke. Pacific coast boxer
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this trip, as he will play with the Java team
against the Ct: Brains. The Palace team will line
Geist, catcher; schurch Getty. pitcher; Dana
her, shortstop; Kayser, first base; Lind. second
base; Bray, third base; Grodn1ck. left field;
Carpenter, center field; Byrnes right field.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Adusdb Clly .''s'..',.'s v v W.
Bases on balls. off Goodwin 1, off Eels 2:
struck out. by Goodwin 1, by Eels 4; bit by
pitcher, by Goodwin. Eels; by Eels, McCreery;
double plays; Goodwin to Schwartz to pieEey.
on bases, indianapolis g. Kansas City 8. UNI
pire, Hart. Time, 1:1o. Attendance, 1,400.
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T M}|ss nts. ':.::..9 3 9 3 3 9S 9 20 Ga
~ TTo6sss Eta Dog1s aatenan; Rsyille Rob
base, McChesney; sacrifice hits, O'Neil. O'Brien.
Bateman, Curtis; left on bases, Toledo g. MIL
waukee g.. hit with ball, Mccormick; double
play, Beville to Robins41; bases on balls off
Curtis 4: struck out, by Lundbloom 1, by Curtis
q. Time. 40. Attendance 1 go
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia Z. New York s.. 49,. E.
Chicago 10, Detroit B.. --. .a..
st. Louis 8, Cleveland 2 ,s.
Washington I. Boston o.. ---.
GAMES TO-DAY. -l.s,
Philadelphia at New York. ~ "
Detroit at Chicago, ',a'.
st. Louis at Cleveland. -.
Washington at Boston. I -,
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just now about every tinhorn and falsealarm
prizefghter who every went to sleen aftor-
Dill from fve-ounce projectile is Quitting tnto'
the newspaper business and telling, in syndicate
good they thought they were The oniniona ~
these roundheads on any subject are about as
valuable as jointkeeper's estimation of q re.
form mayor. 80
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HOPPE WINS AGAIN

schaefer Lost to the Boy Expert in
Second Nights Play.
New York Sun Special Service.
New York. April 29,-Willie Hoppe last night
defeated Jake Schaefer in the second nights
play of a 1,200-point 1sinch ba1k line billiard
match at the knickerbocker academy. Brooklyn.
The score was 400 to 327.
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Totals -. II 10 Totals -. "a 10 3
o 1 ~
O O @ O 90

Stolen bases, kim, HemDhil: sacrifice hits
off Ferguson 2; three-bese hits. Davis double
plays, Flournoy to Marcan; struck out, by Der.
ger 2, by Ferguson 2; wild pitch, Berger. Time,
1882. Umpire; Stone.- Attendance, 1850
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Inter Glass Meet Today.

track honors at the university this afternoon and
the rivalry between the classes makes the inter
class meet unusually interesting. Many Of the
best Of the varsity track men are members of
the underc1asses and among the regular men
who are contest1ng are Murphy, Van Metre, Rob-
Jertson, Hunter and sDougherty. The usual scale
Of points for the winners Of the different events
will prevail first place counting g., second and
third point. - 80 =
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ternoon. when Manager Watkins team takes on
the eastern league bunch managed by Artie r.
win. If present dope holds good the millers
should start the season at home with whoop.
The opening ceremonies have not been an
nounced. There have been whispers Of autorno-
bile professions and brass bands but nothing def
mite has been decided upon. Being away with
the team, the manager has not had any time to
arrange for spontaneous outburst Of gladness on
the part Of the fans.
1t is presumed that Rev. G.. Il. Morrill,, chap
lain Of Nicoliet park, will approach the plate
ished dome with the ease of hired girl passing
down street on a banana peel. He will make
few remarks about how baseball resembles the
great game Of jife' and quote that pretty little
thing about the "golden sunset''-Colonel Lee
will whoop twice in rapid succession and the sea-
will be -.-s.. ,...-z
There will be many old and some new faces on
the team. The babylike countenance Of "Kid''
Fox, captain Of the squad, will shine with the
glad homelight around second base, and Tom
Gleason's favorite. "Little Andee I-i-ler,' will
be at short. "Buck'' Freeman, the lad from
the coast whose injured leg kept him in misery
the latter part Of last season. is as right as can
be, and Is cutting great didoes around first
base. "Battleship'' Greminger, probably the
heaviest hitter in the league, will be back at
third his injured wrist having about healed up.
There will be complete change in the batteries
and all the dope has 1t that things will be-
better. ->.-s =. . -. n -. y Z = :.
In the outfeld Sullivan and Maloney Will be-
missed, but Clouter Coulter is still there. The
fat waddle Of Leslie, the utility man Of last
year, will be absent. The new men are stick.
ing well and fielding fast. If they will onlv
play fast enough to beat out St. Paul on holt
days and five out of six weekdays they viii
be forgiven for all past offenses ~
1t is very much up to them. .-~ .---
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Harry Lewis of Philadelphia and ..Kid'' Her
mann of Chicago fought fifteen rounds to q
draw at Baltimore last night.
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The American people spent as much money.
last year for gems and jewelry they spent
for pianos and other musical instruments and
more than three times as much as they spent
for sewing machines. -
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MANY ENTRIES
FOR THE MEET
Relay Carnival at the University
Is Expected to Boom -.
Athletics.

Entries for the western relay carnival to be
held on Northrop field next Saturday afternoon
will close Monday. Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska
and South Dakota have already entered teams
and it is expected that other western universe
ties will follow suit before the list Is closed.
The meet will boom Minnesota track athletics
as no previous meet has done r. Minnesota can
other universities she will become decided fac
tor in western athletics and will be considered
in the running at the western intercollegiate
meet to be held in Chicago this spring. 49,
: For the spectator the relay meet will be
exciting than the ordinary track meet, for the
number Of events will make it necessary for the
authorities to run. off the program without delay
and there will not be the usual intermissions be-
tween the races, '--r >~'.'-- '
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PRIZE FIGHTS

Rube Smith Of Denver beat .'Kid, MOZART
land Of New York in the fourth round Of q
scheduled ten-rouad contest at Denver last
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The date for the Hanlon-C orbett fight before I
the Hayes Valley Athletic club has been changed i
to June 2. It was first. scheduled for May 81.
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The Butte. Mont, Athletic club has matched
Battling" Nelson and Herrera at 100 pounds in
Butte for Miners union day June IL
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SPORTING SPINDRIFT

A TIMELY TUNE.
File your voices keenly- ~ -
Tune your loud bazoo-
Split the air with bellows -.
Till the breeze turns blue.
After months of silence
Give your whoopings play
Time has come for action
Baseball starts in May.
--SpOrting Life