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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-06

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-06
CITY AND COUNTY

WILSON-The funeral of Mrs YIN
ma Wilson, wife of w. i. Wilson will
take place at the First NJ. E. CHURCH
this afternoon at two o'clock.
Artificial gas. the goth Centfry fuel
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-06
The CITY YBR|EF
Telephone NJ Richmond Steal
Laundry to get Your lyGndry. If

DR. e. H. MendShhall, ia South
1886. 10-tf-eod
The Alpha Phi Alpha, sorority,
composed of high school girls will
hold its regular meeting this evening
at the home of Miss LucHe PolAlaise
The evening will be %ent socially
and it is understood<that no new
members will be ken into the or
ganization.
Business n(h's luncheon servsf In
the Cafe of he wescott Hotetevery
:; cents: :;;. 's,' 200 ,,;''~ Z; f.
There WIN be AN ection o. one
trustee by osceolA he of RSd Men,
No. Is Thursday evening, De. Is.
Att
Fresh Butter Cups, ~ lb., 169 Fort
Wayne AVE.. y si-n4'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
B. Y. i. DEFEATS
B. Y. C. ON TRACK
Strong Wind and Heavy Track
Prevent Good Time Be-
ing Made.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo. April 2S.-The meet today be-
Veen the Brigham Young university
and the Brigham Young college track
and field squads was won by the for
mer on a score of 50 to -. Coach Sny-
der of the B. Y. c. was we'll satisfied
with the result as his men had only
been in training a short time. A strong
wind and heavy track interfered with
the work in some Of the events The
following are the results:
12O-yard hurdle-M. HOvey. B. Y. c.,
hTSt; NJ WatersOn, b. Y. c., second.
Time. 10 seconds.
100-yard dash-Evans. 3. Y. T.. first
Christensen, 3. Y. Z, second: E Will
cox, b. Y. c., third. Time, 10 40 sec
onds.
Mile run-Arred B. Y. c.. first: King.
b ] U, second; Howell, B. Y. L..
third. Time. % % seconds.
44O-yard run-HOldaway. B. Y u
first; Stallings, 3. Y. L.. second: Stou-
sen, B. Y u, third. Time, 80 3-5 sec
Onds.
22O-yard dash-Christense B. Y. Il.
first; Chamberlain, B. Y. U, second:
E. Wilcox, B. Y. c., third. Time, q
seconds.
22O-yard hurdIes-Rose. B. Y. T..
t1rst; NJ. Hovey, b. Y. c., second. Time
% 2-5 seconds.
88O-yard run-Holdaway. B. Y. Z.
Rawlins, 3. Y. c.. third. Time. 2.16 %
Half-mile relay-Won by b Y. L
Evans, Chamberlain, Hall, Christensen
Time, 1:42 Is.
High jump-W. Gibbons, B. Y. G..
first: Henline. 3. Y. u. second. r
Hovey. B. Y. c., third. Distance 5 feet
AZ inches.
Shot put-R. Hovey. B. Y. c.. first.
h Peterson. B. Y. U, second: w. Glib
bons, B. Y. c., third. Distance. 80 feet
; inches.
Hammer thrOw-H. Peterson. r. Y
T., hrst; j. Peterson. B. Y. u. second
r. Erickson. B. Y. c., third Distance
ia feet s inches
broad Jump-Baird. B. Y. Z. first:
Henline. 3. Y. T.. second. r. HovaT
b Y c, third. Distance. 10 feet II
inches.
Pole vault-R. Hovey. r. Y. C. II
n. OvVey, B. Y. c.; n. Waterson. r. V
-, lie hrst place Distance. feet G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Y. NJ. c. 4. ERECTS
Tennis COURT
Promise to Have One of Best
Equipped Playing Grounds
in West.

The Y. NJ. &. A. is out with the an
uouncement that it viii from now on
take a prominent part in lawn tennis
circles and expects to nave one OF the
strongest clubs in the city. To carry
out its plans it has secured a plot of
ground on Second South and Second
East streets. where it is claimed the
finest courts i'm the city will be erected
Work on the new courts was started
yesterday and within a couple of weeks
it is expected to have them in shape
for the players
The new courts viii be three IN num-
Der, all of regulation tournament size.
They will be surrounded by bleachers
for the benefit of spectators and kept
in as fine condition as expert ground
keepers know how.
The Y. NJ. G. A. has joined the Inter
mountain Lawn Tennis association and
has already secured the tournament for
their new courts. 1t is believed that
the entries for the tourney this season
will be much larger than they were for
the last and it viii take courts such
as the Y. Nj. G. A. is building TO take
care of all the players.
Physical Director BURNER of the Y.
NJ. c. A said last evening that meet
ing to organize the new club would be
held at the y. NJ. G. a. on Tuesday
night at S O'Clock All members of the
association interested in lawn tennis
are requested to he present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
IL IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MORE AUTOS FOR \
LOCAL DEALERS
CancelIing of Orders for Cali
fornia Relieves Strain on
Utah Trade.

While every automobile dealer in the
city deplores the damage and disaster fol-
lowing the earthquake at San Francisco.
vet II has great relieved the strain
Ihere has been on the local market For
months G. ~ dealer in the city has been
behind IN his orders. many of them being
booked months ahead for all the machines
they could possibly get During the past
week nearly all of the dea lerS have re-
ceiVed word from their factories that the
machines ordered for parts of California
AFFECTED by the earthquake could now be
turned to fill back orders. and as 4 re-
suit II IS expected there Will DE a rush OF
new machines to Salt Lake. One firm
stated yesterday il would have four car
loads within the next week
novelty in the automobile line. which
will not only be of interest to the auto
mobile owners. but the general public at
large, viii arrive in the city this week
1t is a baby REQ. the smallest automobile
every built in the world. 1t is construct
ed with all the appliances of regular
machine and operated the same The
machine is but twO-horse power and
about the size of baby carriage. It has
seats for four youngsters and could be
operated by children if they could mas
ter the mechanism The machine will ap-
pear on the streets as soon as il arrives
and after local auto enthusiasts have
thoroughly examined the machine it Will
be shipped to other cities for exhibition
purposes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
WALLOPED DE LOIDY.
Miss Bertha Gets One in Bread-Bas.
ket and Quits.

a boxing show, under the manage
meht OF John L. Sullivan and Frank
Hall, met a sad fate at Decatur the
other night Included in the boxing
team was woman named Bertha
Frank DE lOidy'' scrapper offered anv
one 800 to fight her four rounds and a
DecdIur pug named Cha.tes East &C
cepted the def. East us hrougb+ ~,
In a sawmill and didn't know how To
treat lady He walIoped Miss Frank
a couple of times in the jaw and then
handed her straight left to the bread
DdSket Tor good measure. Miss Ber-
tina forgot all about the 500 and 70,
out OF the ring. The Decatur author
itles couldn't stand to see 'skoits'' hv-
ing all around the ring and slammed the
nd on. Sullivan is now looking for
nNely' bouncing boy who is willing
10 take a few good sCaks for the hon
orary advancement of the once fa,DoI1s
lighters bank account
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
ANGLING CLUB
to Be FORMED
Local Fishermen Will ORGANIZE
to Boost the Sport in
Utah.

The fishermen of Salt Lake are to form
an angles club, A meeting for this pur-
pose win be called. TO which all of the
prominent fishermen of the city will be
invited. anG at that time II is expected
the orSa nization will be formed
The promoters declare the objects of
the new club will be TO promote the
propagation Of fish and in every way
possible help the state fish and game
warden in his duties as we'll as to pro-
tect the fish interests
A number OF we'll known fishermen who
have already siSnifed their intention of
joining are J w Simpler Jake Greene
valid. f E Schefsk N T. Johnson, Al
COwan and w. r. Fowler.
While the fishing season does not open
for about six weeks, preparations are al
ready being made for the season
1t will be one of the duties of the new
angling club to keep lookout for the
best streams for the use of its members.
Another feature OF the club will be eN-
hibitiOns Of fly casting by its members
during the summer season for the benefit
of those who are not so we'll posted on
fishing.
As soon as a date for the meeting is
definitely settled upon an invitation will
he given those Interested TO be present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
SURPRISE IN EXCLUSION.
Roseben, FaVorite, Trails Home in
Fifth Place.

New York, April 2S.-The ROseben.
the to 3 favorite. trailed home fifth in
the 100000 Excelsior handicap at one
mile and a sixteenth at Jamaica today
In front of the field of ten at the finish
was Merry Lark, who was at 10 TO 1.
Ormondes Right was second and Eu-
genia Burch third. Roseben was beat
en- before seven furlongs had been COW
stretch Merry Lark came from behind
and held the lead to the end Delhi.
RamShorn. Phil Finch, Red Knight
and Master OF Craft were scratched
and Roseben opened at to 10, going to
the post at to 5: Roseben went TO
the front at once, attended by Hermit
tage. but he shot his bolt early and
finished fai back
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
SECURES
POSTPONED BOUT
Case Against Principals In
Courts Dropped without
a Trial.

When Manager Jim Donaldson of the
Palace club announced yesterday that
all arrangements to pull off the Hy
handkerchief contest at Ogden H.
been made, the pail which ovcrhun2
fightdom ever since Sheriff Emery
stopped the so at the saucer track sud
denly disappeared. If half the s1ories
one hears about the streets are t-I'e.
half of Salt Lakes male population
will spend Monday evening II ogden.
the date set for tho contest.
Early yesterday mcr1ing Donaldson.
Corbett and Hylapd held now WOW.
and after consulting friends in Ogden
and learning that the opera house
could be secured. IL was decided to 60
ahead with the contest
4 crowd of those who had nun
chased tickets for the contest II the
salt Palace gathered at the D. 2.
Walker building Yesterday morning 10
get their money back. Many on earn
ing that the tickets WCTC good iJr the
Ogden bout. said that was good enough
for them. while hundreds Of others
were paiG.
There IS no estima ting the number
of people who would have ATTENDED the
contest Friday night if it had been al
lowed to come off. Hun 1refs were in
line waiting for tickets and the street
cars were bringing down "arlOaCS whom
the affair Yves called off II IS believed
however, that il would nave been the
largest crowd in the history OF the
sport in this city.
The fighters and principals appeared
at court yesterday only 10 learn that
the cases had been dropped This
would indicate that as far as those re-
sponsible for the stopping Of the bout
are concerned. there is to ne nothing
more doing. However. judging from
the humOr of the club officials with
practically the entire sporting Doputa-
ton of the city backing Them up. the
matter VIII not be dropped. Manager
Donaldson stated yesterday that lac
had good case against the person
who swOre 10 the warrants as we'll as
the sheriff. and on the advice IF an
attorney he would push them Doth.
Hyland and his trainers leave for
Ogden today,s while Corbett will re-
main in the city until Monday On
Monday evening the Rio Grande will
run special to Ogden and is making
preparations to handle a big crowd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
GARDNER is BARRED.
Can't Fight in Quakertown for FAX
ing With Schreck.

Philadelphia April 2S.-George Gardner
mas been barred from boxing in anv
events either principal or preliminary. at
the chelsea Athletic club, and at ali of
the Philadelphia clubs
1hlS comes as severe blow to Gardner
and ne Is feeling badly over the decree
but his bout with Mike Schreck last
thursday night looked so much like a
frame-up that the managers have decided
TO take no more chances with the Lowell
lad.
The fight was stopped by the referee in
the second round and the people were
given back their money. Such entertain
ments as that would Kill the fighting
game here in about one more night. and II
is 10 play safe and keep the game going
here that the action barring Gardner was
taken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
ECHO OF FOOTBALL SEASON
Denver University Coach Sues for
Last E~II's Services.

coach .. s FOw-er of the Denver ,Iui-
versity football team for last season ba-
attached the entire baseball Darspber-
mana OF the school for a bill of S576 so
wien ne CLAIMS that institution owes
mn Inc OIL is for services as coach
anu money expended by Fowler Part Of
Inns debt was incurred, according to
FoWler, on the trip to Salt Lake last fail
When Webb. the big guard was NM Of
eRe train at Grand Junction on acconnf
Fowler claims he has tried 70 collect
Ihe Dill by every available means. ara
mas Iaied- The faculty of the Denver
university says the bill is not correct
and it is to be taken into court for So -
tlement. - AOi set
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Three of the valuable prizes offered To
'na1 h mon Uf tn west u next w-"l< :
touiTaHe mt are shown above. The cup
en- the upper lcft-hand corner is The
Boyd Par& Consolation Cup" Che ono
90 th" right the 'Leyson Handicap Cup,
and the one below The ''McCouahaE Cup
Tor second high average In addition to
The above trophies the club has secured
several Other valuable prizes, including
nla,'-.is-
The shoot commencing Wednesday and
'astir.; for two days IS attracting marks
men from all CvCr the country Il viii
be by far the greatest cVeuS- OF its kind
ever pulled off in the intCrmOltntain cUun-
try It is expected that in the TWO DAYS
25.0e0 blue 70 ks VIII be thrown from the
traps.
For the past month tn" shooters Of
Sa't Lake. - we'll dS mc mberS Of the
clubs in the state, have been D-acticinG
almCSt every daE. and some of I'll" marks
men l-4v" shown form which would ind
cate nioA scores during the two daTs
shoot To-day. Monday and Tuesday tho
traps Will oe open for unattached shoot
CTS. visiting Llarksnen as well as mem
hers of tee club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
JUVENILE BALL GAMES.
The standing Of the grade school teams
at the close of the week is as follows:
Won Lost. Z. c.

The Twelfth East Sluggers defeated the
Little WaSatch team yesterday by
score Of . to =, On the Twelfth East
grounds.
The Blue Rock Juniors beat the Saliva
tors yesterday by II score of 9 to 0. The
winters Frank Allen. c.; Nathan An
derson. p; II. Lamenba ckcr. h; Win
Newman. 2b.; Bradley Young. Oh; Hugh
L9ttimcr, S.; Owen Parry. 7. f.; Farley
Wade, m. f.; Lloyd Paterson. l. f.
The Stars defeated the SticineYS yes
teTday by n score of l. TO 10 The winners:
David Candland. g; Reuben Davis, p;
Tom Steel. H.; Gordon Halverson- Sb-;
Wallace Pee. s.. Roy CahOon. J. f.; Harry
Hitler. r. f.; Harold Heath, m T.
The Little Summers defeated the Little
Waterloos yesterday by score Of 80
to IS.
The Training school defeated the Y NJ
g \. Juniors Yesterday by a score OF 10
to . The winners lined up SpauldinE.
g.: Snyder. r.: Howard, ID. Ball. 2b-
Beers. Oh; Slaughter. 2 f: Swain, m f;
TaimaSe, I. {.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Meet With East Denver.

Arrangements are being made for a
track meet between the teams of the
East Denver and focal High schools
to come off May 10. This meet. if ar
ranged. viii be fast enough, as the To-
Gals are the undisDuted champions of
Utah and the East Denver bows have
won the Colorado championships for ten
successive years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
PROVO LEAGUE CLOSES.
Franklin Girls Win School Basket
Ball Championship.
.pecial to The HeraldD

Provo. April 28.-The series of basket
ball games played by the school league
closed this week, the last game being be
tween the TimpanOgOs and the Franklin
girls teams. The game was holly con-
tested one, but the score of 10 l in IA
vor of the Franklin girls demonstrates
beyond a doubt that they are the cham
DiOns The boys games closed with the
Parker team carrying off the champion
ship. with the Timpanogos team a close
second.
The Franklin girls and the Parker boys
announce that they are ready to defend
the title OF state champions against any
district school team i'm Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Relay Race Was Easy.
The Summary.

The results were as given below:
High hurdles-Lcwis Parry. l. D 3
first Morgan adams 5adn tbig9 T SgSenq
Se 4o9IRard dash-Lewis Parry. L. D. s.
first; Art McAlHster. L; D. s, second; ;
Frank Whitney. prep third Time
~ a20-yard hurdles-Lewis Parry, I. D, s,
first. Frank Nelson. .'prep,' second; ..
Mile run-Harry Scott. prep first;
man. l. d S. third. Time-5:11.
first; c. p. Russell. prep. second; VIII
Ferguson, prep third Time-:2S.
l46-yard run-E. Parry. L. y. s. first
Neil Judd. prep second; J. Scott l. D.
Haif-mile-F'rank Nelson. prep" first;
Marshall Breeder. prep. second; ii. Al
Two-miIe-Harry Scott. prep" first;
Gordon Woolley. L; D. S, SECOND , LEON
ReIay-Iewis Parry, 6. Wright, z. Par
Shot pUt-Joe Smith. L. D. 5; hrst; G,
P. Russell prep second. Distance 81
Hammer throw-Joe Smith. L. D. s,
first: c. p. Russell prep" second; j
Bowers. prep third. Distance-1O3 feet.
High jump-Emery Hedges and Morgan
place; II. Muir, L. D. s., third. Heights
Broad jump-Morgan Adams, prep. %
first; Art McAllister, l. D. s, SECOND; l..
07f Pole ,sN'' vault-Morgan Adams. prep"
first; G. Wright, L. D s, second; y
Height-10 feet.
Fred Bennion; field judge hari Hopkins
timers. Rass Milne and "Cuddy' Rus
sell; starter. Dale Parke. There was no
referee appointed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL.

r,--+l,, :r % -. :, =,
-. DoS ION, april 81 ouaS helc tEe Brook
- L. 70 Clc SiiSit ia TO-DAY ; Sa-ae, Bo--
ton winning, 4 80 0. Tae Iocals' rams
were scored by bInchlng bits in tHe sec
ma ana lour-h lAnlES@- Score:
%, 9tI ~ .--------- --.---------------
we ana RerseI' - 80 49,
Brain Yotno- Rates T9es ~, L,1i1 Sff
NC1,De < 0ff NTeTDtvre : - orf TS-~~ .
.t,.1IrII o1It-T2,- N-oIiry ~. - NJ,Tr+,-ra' !
nv. F,aron > I-mnir6s7@ GC'Tp9y - -
~; 80 -
I'M MI I S !'Ili5I.S aS<,-.' iccaZ the New
i"LN -NaC,oti7ls Won lle seflcS OF iour
e ne NISllOr5 Sot ohly three hitS
~ 81 hGCi I'm Wh-ic inc locals tound
-NiCiiOiS ~ eleNch. score:
L IL h
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
GUN CLUB SCORES.
THE TAKE HIM OUT MAN.

1 do not know his name
never saw his face,
He goes 10 every game.
And seems in every place.
I know his voice right we'll.
And often hear him shout:
That man with lusty yell:
oh, take him out
When things go slightly wrong.
And some one makes A hit:
Then from the grOsniHg thFOng,
This man with little wit.
Has not word of cheer.
But simply seems To pOut.
And cries in tones Of fear.
''Oh. take him out.
What though the pitcher strives
His best to win the game.
What though a score of drives
Are made. he's not to blame
Give him a word of cheer
Don't fill his soul with doubt.
That cry. don't let him hear
"Oh. take him out
Detroit Free Press
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
YET Sport is ABOLISHED.

\ Cambridge Mass, April 2S.-IIead y
y Coach William T. Reid informed the y
= candidates for the Harvard football h
3 team al the first meeting last night =
= that scTimmage work would be taken =
= ND in the spring practice this year >
> for the first time i'm the university y
b The candidates will assemble on Sol /
> diers' field next Monday. .
A&AAA@%A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
L. r. Rogers Buys Fast Horse.

Lindsay r. Rogers formerly of Salt
Lake. but now or Fresno has recently
purchased fast trotter. The horse is
Venus. 2:11M. She is p descendant of the
famous brood mare. Jennie. whose pro-
cenv includes Dione. 2:07iz and Hulda.
2:0S1S. Mr.. Rogers purchased the mare at
auction and paid 1928 for her. A number
of other horses were sold at the time but
this mare was considered the best OF the
lot and was moro eagerly sought after
than any other
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
CITY LEAGUE TEAMS MEET.

The Salt Lake Hardware and Turf Ex-
change ball teams meet at Walkers field
this morning at 10 O'Clock for an exhibit
ton game This is the last exhibition
game to be played before the city league
starts business The HardWareS have four
new players in line today. They are Balm
Pingree, Sawyer and Peacock. The new
city league is composed Of the following
teams: Keith-O' BrienS. DinWoOdeys. Sic
gels. Salt Lake Hardwares Lyrics and
Turf Exchange. The first game of the
league season will take place next Sun
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At COlumbia-COlumbia. /; st. Paul. o.
At LOuisvilIe-LOuisville. 4: Kansas City.
;.
At Indiana pOlis-Indianapolis, l; Mil
Wauhee, 8.
Al ToIedo-ToIedo. 0: Minneapolis. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
CHEYENNE PROMOTER HERE.

Among the well known sporting men
who came from afar To witness the Cor
bett-Hyland match was Cornie O'Connell
Of Cheyenne, WyO. O'COnneI runs a club
IN the Wyoming metropolis and has had
considerable experience in handling fight
ers- OCOnneu says the next time he
comes to Salt Lake to see a DueiIistic
contest some one will have to put up
bonds that the thing is "A go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
M'CARTHY 70 FIGHT.

Jerry Mccarthy is TO return to the ring
again. He has been matched TO fight Kid
Lee at Butte on May 10 before Dune Nc
bonald's club. Mccarthy announced some
time ago that he had quit the ring for
good and in the future would only man
age fighters. After lying idle for some
time. however. nc has 4 chance TO fight
and is taking advantage of it The weights
ire set at IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
DoHERTY RETAINS TITLE.

London. April 2S--The championships
rounds in the covered courts tennis
were played off at the Queens club
here this afternoon. Hugh L, Dohert1-
the holder of the singles, defeated \.
w. Gore by three to nothing. Dohertv
thus retained the title
Miss d h Douglass as the chal-
ienger. beat Miss Lane. the holder in
the ladies' singles. by two to nothing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
GUN CLUB FoR AMERICAN FORK
Especial to The HeraIdD

Especial to The Herald)
american Fork April 2S.-Cal Callison
Of Salt Lake is here TO-DAY assisting the
Total gunners in American Fork to or
ganize a gun club. The club Will start
out with a good. healthy enrolment.
The local baseball team goes to Eureka
tomorrow. where they are scheduled for
Z game with the Eureka boys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Tacoma, Wash. April 2S.-The baseball
season opened this afternoon. Tacoma
lew Northwest tern league team defeating
GrayS HarbO- by score of to ,. Both
sides played Snappy bail, but the locals
batted consistently. netting them an easy
victory. An error allowed the visitors
their only runs. The season was started
with the customary fOrmaHties. Score
r. II. I.
GTays Harbor ---..---...--..--.. =
Tacoma . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u ,
BatterieS-Neazell and BOetJger; Butler
and Shea. Umpire, Derrick
Spokane. Wash. April 2S.-The 1905 sea-
son OF the Northwestern league opened to-
day with victory for Spokane over
Butte. Both teams fielded loosely. but
Butte could not hit Simons- The score:
r. H. Z.
Butte -... -.-.-.......,-...--.----4 s
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B2tteries-Schmidt and SwindelIs; ST.
mons and Stanley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
REMNANT FOR High SCHOOLS.

The members Of the High School Base
pail league were made happy yesterday
py the announcement that Deunant
ern Arms n Sporting Goods company no.
tilted tho league officials that IL would
winners ~ ~