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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
PAYSON Wins COUNTY MEET
High School Boys of This Town Prove
Better Set of Athletic
Youngsters.
(special 10 The HeraldN

t6peclal TO Inc HERALD
Provo, May 5.-The athletic meet of the
Utah county high schools, held in Payson
yesterday. was an interesting event wit
messed by a large crowd of people from
all parts Of the country A special train
from the north brought $50 spectators.
The events were pulled off on the fine
new five-acre campus given the Payson
high school by the city.
Coach Teetzel of the B. Y. U. and
Coach Maddox of the u. of L. had
charge Of the event, and were pleased
with the showing made by the young
athletes.
Payson had all her opponents outclassed
in the spirits, young Lee Simmons TAX
ing first place in every event in which
he entered.
The events were won as follows:
20-yard dash, Payson.
440-yard dash, Payson.
SS0-yard run, Lehi.
Relay race, PaySOn-
Shot put, American Fork
Pole vault, Spanish Fork
High Jump, Spanish Fork.
Hammer throw. Springville
Broad Jump, Springville
The points were awarded as follows:
Payson. "a; Spanish Fork IS; Springville
IA; American Fork 8: Ilehi. 6
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Philadelphia. May 5.-Magee's hit over
the right field fence in the twelfth in
ming sent in the winning run for Phila-
delphia today. Kane was relieved by
Sparks in the second inning and held
Brooklyn to four hits in ten innings.
Scnrn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
OGDEN 10, PARK CITY 8.
Second Basemen of Both Teams Have
Off Day.

Ogden, May 5.-Before a crowd of more
than 800 fans the local State league team
defeated the Park City aggregation of the
same league. at GlenwOOd, by score of
70 to s. The league season was opened
under suspicious conditions and the in
diCatiOns are that the old enthusiasm will
be Tejuvcnated this year. The local team
had things pretty much its own way in
the game today. The score would have
been still more one-sided but for the poor
second bag for the locals. Branson was
only used to fill in today on account of
the nOn-aTTiVal Of HeTne, who will be
here tomorrow. Hancock, the left-handed
twirler. is also expected to reach here in
time for today's game. MOrtensen pitched
n better game than the score would would
indicate. Park City had trouble of their
own on second base. Heusser making no
less than four errors The same teams
will clash here tomorrow afternoon.
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u. Of u. DEFEATS
BY.U.ATHLETES
East Bench Boys Capture Ev-
cry First and Win by Score
of SO to Is.

The track meet between the University
Of Utah and the Brigham Young Uni
versity of Provo resulted in an over
whelming victory for the olner school.
Coach TeetzeTs men were unable to win
one first from the 'strong bunch OF ath-
letes at the u" and had to be content
with three seconds and four third places
The score might have been even greater
for the University had Coach Joseph Mad
dock desired to enter his best men in
the low hurdle race From the first the
I University took the lead. and almost
every event was in one two, three order
for Coach Maddock's men
Inc meet. from the standpoint of the
spectator was one of the best ever held
III the city Inc races We're run off with
out delay and every event was stubborr1l,-
contested --'
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OLYMPIC CLUB OPENS UP
Famous Frisco Athletic Association
Will Soon Be Ready for
Business.

San Francisco, May 5--The Olympic
club has secured the Eugene Lent
house on Eddy street. opposite JEFF
ferson square, and will probably take
possession i'm ten days. This house is
very large, has light on four sides and
is in good repair. The accommodations
are such as to enable thirty members
to live there. Beside the building is
a large lot, on which it is planned to
fit up one handbail court possibly
more. The safes of the club were re-
moved from the ruins of the old head
quarters today and VIII be opened Mon
day.
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NEW COURTS OPEN.
Country Club Now Ready to Play
Lawn Tennis.

The new tennis courts at the Country
clubs new grounds were opened yester-
day for the first time. There are
three courts and experts with the
racquet name them the best in the coun-
try. Nearly every prominent tennis play
er Of the club took advantage of the op-
portunity to try them out and as a re-
suit the courts were crowded all day
long.
H V. Hoare. instructor at the Country
club, SAYS tennis will be given a great
amount of attention by the club this sum
mer- as well as golf, and he expects to
see some of the best players in the city
members of the club
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
OFFICIALS SELECTED.
Men Who Will Judge Bicycle Races
This Season.

Manager John NJ. Chapman OF the sau-
Ger track has completed his list Of Off
Gals for the track this season with the
exception Of the representative of the
racing board This Official, however, ac-
cording to the rules, is appointed by the
N. 9. A. Nearly all Of the officials named
have acted in the past. They are: Ref
cree. Q. L. Berry; assistant referees. r.
/. Conely and a. z. Hyde; Judges
Judge c. B. DiehI J. II. Moore. Sam
Porter; timers, DR.. c. 6. Plummer. r. Nc
kenzie, J. NJ. JOrgensen, A. E. Margetts,
ID. A. Callahan; scorers, G. s. Chambers
Fred Nightingale, Ned Mckenzie, Hugh
Rippeto, Carl S. Schmidt, Charles Bra
z1er; clerk of course, Richard CRANES;
starter, 9. H. Plckard; announcer, Fred
n. Meakin; umpires, ]. E. Edmonds, Al
Cowan.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At AndoveT, Mass.-Andover, 4; Yale 2.
At West Point-West Point, g.; Trinity,
At Annapolis-NavaI Academy, o; Wal
brock Academy. g.
At Philadelphia - Pennsylvania, o;
Princeton, s.
At Chicago-Illinois, s; Chicago, ?
At Chicago-Northweste Is; Indiana &
State, 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
IF 1T HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
SALT LAKE WINS
BASEBALL GAME
State League Opens and Lo-
Gals Make Runaway Race
of First Game.

Beginning with a street parade and a
brass band, and ending with an over
whelming victory for Salt Lake, the
Utah state league season opened under
~ the most favorable circumstances yes
terday afternoon. Mayor Ezra ThOmp-
son was on hand to pitch the first ball,
Councilman T. r Black was In the
proper position with mask and big mitt
TO catch it, but the mayors control was
something frightful and the ball was
thrown nearly over the grand stand.
Then began the slaughter Of the in
nOcents. For nine long innings the To-
cal aggregat ton ran things around the
miners from Eureka until the final
score ran up 20 TO 4 IN favor Of the
home team.
Hanson Sent to Mines.
The Tintic crowd opened with Han
son, a till wiry youth, with speed, but
without control. When three safe hits
had been made off him in addition to
two free passes to first and a couple of
wild pitches thrown in, all before a
man had been retired in the first In
ming, Hanson was sent to the bench
and Moore was called out. The bonn
bardment and run getting habit con-
tinued under his administration until
the eighth. when he retired with an IN
jured finger. Northrop Of North Bend.
Neb.. taking his place for the rest OF
the game. The sum total OF the EFFORTS
OF all three tW1rlerS was IOldI u
nineteen hits, which, together with
some weird fielding, gave the Salt
Lakers the game by a large size score.
Romney Was Good.
Ray Romney was the first and only
man sent in for Salt Lake. "Jib" had
the miners at his mercy for five innings,
but in the sixth he was found long
enough to tear off three hits. Again,
in the ninth, a bunch of three hits gave
the visitO~S two runs. With the eXcep-
ton of these two innings the locals put
up a fast and snappy game
In summing up the two teams on
their first appearance, 1t looks as II
Salt Lake had Eureka Outclassed. The
miners need strengthening in several
positions, especially in the pitching de-
partment. Manager Thompson says he
has men coming to do this and then
there will be different story TO ten.
These teams meet again this after
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HORSE RACES AT OGDEN.

Especial to The Herald)
Ogden, May 5.-The 1ntermountain Fair
association, formerly the Weber County
Fair association, has arranged for a race
meet to be held in Ogden, May So Three
hundred dollars will be given in purses,
as follows: F'ree-for-all trot or pace, $50;
$50 class (green horses eligible), 800; free
fOr-aIl half-nile dash, $40; county saddle
horse half-mile dash, SO. Harness race,
mile heats, best two in three.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
CITY LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.

The Salt Lake City league opens it's sea-
son today with all the teams playing.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Dinwoodeys
and Turf Exchange teams meet at Wal
ker's. field. AT the same hour the Keith
O'Briens and Salt Lake Hardwares meet
at the Salt Palace grounds, and up at
Fort Douglas also at the same hour the
Lyrics and Siegels cross bats
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Salt Lake.

Earned runs, Salt Lake s, Eureka l.
Two base hits. Beck 5, Margetts. Nc
Kean, Hahn. Romney. Base on balls
Off Hanson /; off Moore g. Struck out
BY Romney :; by Moore Z. Left on bases,
Salt Lake Il, Eureka 9. Double plays,
Beck to Margetts, Mexican TO King.
Wild pitches, Hanson, Moore 2 Hit by
pitcher. O'Connell, LUmley, James. Stol-
en- bases, King, Hahn, Gum 2 Margetts
4. Beck, Stewart. Umpire FerTin. Time
OF garne 9 hours. Attendance 500.
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CORNELL BEATS PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. J. May 5.-Princeton was
defeated by Cornell in a dual track NEE
I 5oIay Dy 9 scote. OF "a 10 90 points
third places, as Princeton won ix-firsts
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle, May 5.-Charlie Halls pitching
was TOO much for San Francisco and
seattle won Seattle hit Henley hard and
! often but had to work for everything she
got. Score:
soo+.,o r. H. E
San Francisco . ....,. 10 Z
Batteries-C. Hall and Rlankenship:
Henley and Householder and Wilson / m
pire. Perrine.
Portland. Ore. So, .- Portland won a
ten-inning contest rom Oakland here to-
Gay oy superior batting. Garvin started
the game Tor the locals. and in the eighth
inning Moore had three errors al third
MT Ca1ff succeeded CfarVin and was in
Vncible- Moore redeemed himself i'm the
Uenln Dy rapping out a two base hit
which scored McCreedie. the winning run
/. for Portland. Score:
49, r H E.
= t-c1IiSA 800 ----------- --------- II
OLAIdHl - ---------------- - 4
Batteries-Garvin Califf and Mclean:
Graham and Bliss. Umpire KneH
Fresno, Cal, May 5.-Grav's wildness
and errors in the early part of the game
won tOday'S contest for Fresno S4pItz
p1ached in great form and was given
fast support. The Angels lone run was
made in the eighth on Brashear's three
Dagger, bringing in Ellis. who had walked
captain Doyle of the Fresno club was
put out of the grounds for disputfng a
. decision by Umpire Mcdonald. Score.
Los Angeles .-...................I s 2
Batteries-Gray and Eager: Steltz and
EASTWOOD. Umpire Mcdonald.
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Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Overall
and Livingston Earned runs-CinCin-
natl, 3. TwO-base hits-Breckley. Sey-
mOur. Three-baSe hits-LiVingstOn, 2.
Base on baus-Off Taylor. 8: off Overall,
B Struck out-By Overall, g. Umpire
tombstone.
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MIDDIEs WIN ON WATER.

Annapolis Md. May 5.-The naval acad-
envy defeated the Yale boat crew this If
ternoOn by a length. The winners fin
tressed at the finish Time IO:45
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THoMPsoN-scALER DRAW.

Spokane, Wash, May 5.-Maurice
Thompson of Butte and Kid Scaler
of Spokane, fought twenty fast rounds
to a draw tonight in the Spokane Ath-
1etinc club gymnasium. They weighed
in at l3l pounds
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 5;
Louisville. 2.
At Minneapolis-Mi Minneapolis, / Toledo.
f.
At Mnwaukee-Mi Milwaukee. 5; Mime
apolis, 10.
At. St. PauI-st Paul. 6; Columbus, 5.
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Ogden

Bases on balls-Off Mortensen, 5; off
Meade. il; off Spillman, .. Hit by pitcher
-Bluth Three-base hit-Ewing. Double
play-Heusser to Butterfield to Clark.
Struck out-By MoTtensen. z; by Meade.
4 by Spillman. ]. Wild pitch-Meade 90.
Passed baIl-Teal. Umpire-F estmark.
Time-2 hours. Attendance-50O.
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PENN. BEATS COLUMBIA.

Philadelphia. May 5+The annual dual
meet between Pennsylvania and Columbia
was held today on Franklin field Penn
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL.

New York, May 5.-Boston beat New
york at the Polo grounds today Mather-
son pitched his first game of the season,
but was not in his best, and McGinnity
took his place after the seventh inning.
The visitors won out in the ninth inning.
Score:
Boston .--.---.-.-.--. -.--.------- 2
New York ......................... 10 l
Batteries-YOung and Needham; Mat
on balls-Off Matthewson, 3; off NcGin-
nifty, l; off Young, J. Struck. out-By
hits-MarshaII, Mccain Mertes Bird
well. Tenney. Umpires-Emslie and Con-
way.
St. Louis, May 5.-Livingston's three
base hit, with two men on bases in the
tenth inning. won today's game for Gin
R. H, E.
s st., Louis '-..-.-.s-.-.----.------.- =
and livingston Earned runs-Cincin-
natl, 3. TwO-base hits-Breckley. -Sey-
mOur. Three-base- hits-Livingston. 2.
Base on baIs-Off Taylor. 8: off Overall.
B Struck Out-By Overall, 8. Umpire
tombstone.
Philadelphia. May 5.-Magee's hit over
the right field fence in the twelfth in
ming sent in the winning run for Phila-
SpaRrks in the second inning e and hed
Brooklyn to four hits in ten innings.
Score:
Brooklyn .......... ...-.-....-..-.
Philadelphia ...-...... .-......... 10
Batteries-McIntyre and Berger; Kane,
Sparks and Doom. Earned runs-Brook-
lyn, 2; Philadelphia, 3. Two-base hits
Ward ,Magee. Three-base hit-Magee.
Home runs-Magee, Lumley. Struck out
BY Sparks. 3; by Mcintyre. 3. Base on
ba1ls-Off Kane, l; off Sparks, 3; off Nc
Intye, 4. Umpire-O'Day.
Pfttsburg, May 5.-Chicago hit the bali
hard and often today and again defeated
Pittsburg. who could not hit safely, but
profited by the wildness of Beebe and
Pfeister, rolling up five runs. Chicago
took the lead in the third inning and
r. H. z.
Chicago ..-....... ................. 8 Is 0
Batteries-PhiIlipe, Lever and Gibson;
Beebe, Pfeister and King. Two-base
hits-Scheckard. 2; Schultz, Chance.
Three-base hits-Chance. Home run
Neaton. Base on balls-Off Beebee, 4.
Struck out-By PHILIPPE, 4; by Lever. 2;
by Pfeister, 4. Umpires-Kiem and Car
penter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
JAW GOULD A CHAMPION.

London, May Sin the final round of
the amateur court tennis championship
of Great Britain at the Queens club
today. Jay Gould of Lakewood, n. J.,
beat s. J. Hill by to o.
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HARVARD BEATS DARTMOUTH.

Cambridge, Mass, May Harvard
Overwhelmingly defeated Dartmouth to-
day by a score of 101 points to 16 in the
first dual meet between the two institu-
tions Two Harvard records, the hammer
throw and the two-mile run, were broken.
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NORTHWESTERN.

Spokane Wash, May 5-DoyIe's pitcb-
ing was too much for Spokane today and
the home team was shut out. Rowan was
wild and was hit hard in the sixth and
seventh innings. Score:
r. H E
Spokane ..........-..... ........ q I
Batterfes-Doyle and SwindeIIs; Rova n
and Stanley. pire-Settley
Tacoma, Wash, May Sit was a sing
ging match today. both pitchers being hit
hard and receiving poor support STaeo, 30
took a dong lead. but hard hitting ana
sloppy fielding allowed Grays Harbor 70
tie the score in the Ninth Two hits with
Bakers error, allowed Lynch To reeieter
the winning tally. Score:
,,. r. H E.
6, oOiir ...''''''' -..'-..-.... II 4
Batteries-Butler and Shea; Law ana
Boettiger. Umpire-HustOn
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PittSburg
AMERICAN.

New York May 5.-The Philadelphia
Americans won from New York today by
good hitting. They made five earned runs
in the eighth inning, Render scoring two
men ahead of him with a home run hit
to the right field fence. Hodge was re-
lieved by Newton in the ninth inning.
Score:
New York .......-.....-..-...-...3 8
Philadelphia 800 -.-..----....-..9 u
Batteries-Ho Newton and kleinow;
Bender and Schrek
Cleveland. May 5--Cleveland and Chi
cago played a tie game of twelve innings,
called on account of darkness Chicago
long hits gave them their three runs in
the early part Of the game Cleveland
tied the score in the sixth. when Smith
was taken from the box. Score:
SiSVeland 80. .---.------..-..--.
CnlCdBO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ) IL .
Batteries-TOwnsend and Clark; Smith,
Altrock and Sullivan.
Detroit, May 5.-To enable the teams to
catch train. today's game was PLAYED
under agreement TO quit at : o clock. De-
troit tied II in the ninth and had a man
at second and none out when time was
called. A strong demonstration by dissat-
isfied spectators resulted. Score:
R H. E.
1JSIIOAt .--..'--...-.---... 3
St. Louis ........................7
Batteries-Siever. Eubanls and
Schmidt Petty. Glade and Spencer
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Eat your lunch In the Palm garden a.
the Royal ~ - A. -.
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Dead Heat in 1oo-Yard Dash.

The big surprises OF the day were in
the IVO-yard dash and the Quarter-mile
run In the first of these races the TTnf-
Eersity won ali three places, Parke and
Moor finishing a dead heat for first place
ana whitney close third One of the
Judges called Parke the winner In the
quarter Holloway of Provo was slated
20 WIN, but Brown and Judd took the
lead from the start and were never Over
hauled, although the Provo men put up a
WhlrlWlnd finish. Provo was also slated
10 WIN the half-mile, which went to Pitt
or the University, who won his race BY
stealing a march on Stallings, the Provo
lap.
The mile went to the University with
tlrst, second and third places. Scott was
beaten by Bailey by only few inches.
In the hurdles the Provo men lacked both
form and speed The mile relay was
won by the University by more than
thirty yards In this race Pitt and Skau-
ser collfded and both men were ruled off
the track Fred BeuniOn was substituted
IN Pitts place and Christensen in place
of Skauser-
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STRICKEN sPEEcHLEss.

Lexington, Ky, May George Bow
erman, a noted trainer of Jrotting
horses, was stricken with paralysis
while sitting in a sulky on the track
here today, and is in a serious cOndi-
ton. He was rendered speeches., but
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha, May 5.-Omaha again won the
game in the first inning. Score:
r. H. E.
OItldHa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. , 2
Lincoln !
Batteries-KOumkali and Render.
Harmon, Ahlin and Rogers.
Denver, May Sioux City-Denver
game pOstpOned-rain.
Pueblo, Colo, May 5.-PuebIo-Des
MOines game pOstpOned-rain
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y u hui III IVINoI gIN-
FORT PLAYS TODAY,

The Fort Douglas team and the Vim
cent-Notts are scheduled to play a game
this morning at Twelfth East and Fourth
South streets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

Washington Boston game called frs
half of fourth inning; rain.
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Dancing, saltair, Friday. May II.
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Russell Wins Hammer Throw.

On the field things were as easy for
the University as on the track. The only
surprise came in the hammer throw
when ''Cuddy" Russell won the event
from Fred Bennion at the distance of 15&
feet 10 inches. Adams was not allowed
TO enter the meet yet the University won
all three places in the pole vault. After
the event had been pulled off Adams did
II feet in exhibition. AT this height he
had far from reached his limit
The winners of the events were as fol-
lows:
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1QER<AAOo oPON ANU PAOIE Il IRIS
CHECKERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ginners.

Checker Board as Numbered for Be-
qinners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

St. Louis, May 5.-LivingstOn' three
)ase hit with two men on bases in the
enth inning. won todays game for Gin
.iuOaFf GcOrA-
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Summary.

1OO-yard dashS2arI5e and Moore tied for
first place: Whitney, L. Of L, third
Tfme-10 - seconds.
220-yard run-MOOre. I. Of L. first.
Parke, L of u. second, Evans. b Y L.
third Time-24 seconds
440-yard rundown, L OF L. first;
Judd. L. OF L, second; StafIings, 3. Y
L third. Tines seconds.
sS0-yard run-Pitt. I. of L.. first; Hold
away. B. Y. L, second; Stauings, 3. Y.
T., third Tfme-2:15.
Mile rUn-BaiIey, Scott and Robinson,
I. of L. finished in the order named
12o-yard hurdles-Hunt, I. Of I, first;
ParNe, L. of U, second. Time-1T 4-5.
22O-yard hurdles-Nielson. L. of L, first;
Rose, 3. Y. T.. second Tines seconds
Relay race-Benniou Nelson, Judd and
Brown, L. Of L. first. Time-3:4.
Shot put-BenniOn. Brown and Swap
all Of L. Of L, finished in the order
named. Distances feet Z inches.
Hammer throw-Russell. L Of L. first
Bennion. L. OF L. second. Peterson. b
Y. L, third Distance-134 feet.
Pole value went to Russell E BenniOn
and Anderson. all Of L of Z Height
10 feet.
Broad jump-Hunt, I. OF I, first;
Blair 3. Y. L. second; Swapp. [. or L.
third Distance-20 feet Z inch.
High jUmp-Hedges. Swap and Hunt,
all Of [. of u Height-5 feet 9 inches
a heavy wind prevented the making OF
any fast time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-06
Strawberries Are In.

The Salem Mutual Cannery is Q
very busy place these days, al
though the crop of Strawberries is com
ing in slowly, on account of the cool
weather. There are about rs people al
work today stemming and packing
fruit.
Manager Kimball is very busy, look.
ing after the details, and taking in
such fruit as is presented. His posi-.
tion is a difficult one to fill, as he is
obliged to satisfy the demands of the
growers, as well as look after the de-
tails Of the entire establishment. At
present they are paying 81 cents for
Strawberries on contract, and others
are receiving cents for good Wilson's,
Clark Seedlings and other canning va
rieties. The force is active. and Mr..
Kimball is highly pleased with the
prospect. Fruit growers and stock
holders in the association have reason
to congratulate themselves upon the
presence of this establishment, and the
excellent prospect for good results.