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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Need of Libraries for Schools.

Scheduled in all tho syllaouses OF school
work from tho sixth year on VIC ind "the use
OF library books" The aim OF this provision
is TO teach children I'm the elementary schools
and in tho higher Institutions To books OF
supplementary reading intcllIscntly. and TO
corrcluto these with their class work. Indeed,
the teaching OF such subjects Us history and
tircy dependent Euoh reading There the
work. In the pCat majority OF our schools,
stops. While ample provision has bcon made In
the newer structures for laboratories and chcnl-
ical lecture rooms, the school library IS still
unlmpToyed. and usually consists Of few
books for each claee. soon exhausted and COW
crlng but little ground. We cannot expect tho
children OF the poor to maintain libraries at
home, nor TO use public libraries intcligently
without supervision Therefore. tho ploa In
the Dial for school libraries secms n we'll
founded
The teaching OF history and literature must
be carried In Il well-cquIpp5d library. with
constant use OF the nuthorItlcp, with the
setting OF tasks that cannot be performed
without the students own correlation or many
printed BDuTccs OF Information. and With the
given by the Instructor who In hIm6cf ia
milar with tho literary Investigations To
bring about this desired result n school must
have library in which nt least onc-half Of
tho class work In history and literature may be
done. The library must be large enough To
commodate all the cloases that need 70 H.
which mems that the space II occupies should
bo approximately equal 10 the space
ouped by the combined laboratories II must
be provided with generous appropriation for
It's maintenance, which means that the total
sum annually available for school ruppucr
ought to be appertioncd about equally between
library and Observation-Disclosures Opinion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
!HERRERA FIGHT.
~ Take Place at Los
.geles May rs.

~, Cal. May s.-rhc I>,clne
I{lounces that tho Nelson Her
\ N'psltiVely take place In this
~ The men viii light for a
~ forfeits have been posted
Z>oy tho club.
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Short Practice Me-. Held at School
Friday.

Coach Callahan OF the high school yesterday
lined his bunch OF followers up and gave
them a spirited workout
Tho greatest surprise was in the l00-yard
dash. in which Judson, Richardson and Grant
took part. The race was an exceedingly close
one. and the surprise that Grant out.
Grant is the most promising young athlete
probably In the high school. and II is expected
that when little OF that Callahan ginger and
science Is rubbed into him he will be u record
breuker He the 20 also In nno style.
Tho Ze0-yard dash also a fine exhibition
OF good running. Richardson won first In this.
with Harris a close second. The half-milc run
won by Roberts In fine time
In the weights the Richardson brothers and
Critchlow Gave a good exhibition. In the
jumping events Young proved a winner yes
tcrday Young is spring chicken" at the
track busicnss but is rapidly rounding on into
fine shape The pole vault came out tie be-
tween RED" Morris and Laubly
Mr. Callahan says that his team Ia getting
pretty well along in tho game now and Will be
good and ready for the State meet on May l..
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Memphis Track Entries.
Special to The Tribune.


CINCINNATI. o.. May 1.-The horsos on.
tered at the Memphis track for Saturday, a
rncos follow:
First ucc, six furlongs scIling-RnInIne
Leaves. Raviana 90 Hlona So Boncbraks %
Arndnco. James Warrcn. Owusca, Little Red
81. Decoration 90 Fling Trapezc 100 Durbar
ioi. Luck Charm lo2. Operator 100. sanetomo
Second race, four and a half furlones-Tros-
Joli Ito, Friction. Earthquake, Judge Bur
rouBhs- Bonstrong ll3. Hereafter, Sulnrnida
l15. Montgomery l1S.
Third race. milo und slxtocnth selling
Globe Runner 80. Eta NJ o. Profane IS
Tcrmus a. Henry Q. 108 DociIe "a; uyo
cinthe NStimony los' I-acy Crawford. Cor
Fourth rnec, Geyoso hotel stakes one mile
Charlaten ~. Kllngcr. Charley lI2 Noalon
james R0Gdlck III "'
Firth race, one mile and a sixteenth sailing
Iona j. ~, ScniploclC ~. Scayoynuc IN,
tpntllghts' loa, Fsvorite los. Jungle INN las
Miami" Aleol lVs. MalnapTlng no Paul in
Aladdin ITO. Thistle 10. Our Slater Il9
sixth race. stooplcchaEn one mIlc-Irra Tn
lip2 10 John Randolph l2 File d'Or AZ
Dawcon oliver Nc. Allegiance 40 ''''
Seventh race. ak furongs seIlInc-rma @
% Lady Henrietta. CanujohoIle 90 IuruI,s
Tho Borglan lG1, Pity lDl. Bill Edwards rtIn"I
Art lU2. Rod0lfo iOS Anclctn san Prime la
Forehond lc5, Elastic 1lO, Martins III, aaron
Wenthcr clear track muddy
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s|NG FINISH
ETR0|T GAME
1S' NOrdyke Famed at
Point by Pitcher
Donahue.
ss1IRD AND
! ECOND AT THE TIME
Run Was Needed to
he Score in Last
Inning.
'RIcAN LEAGUE.

ing OF the Clubs.
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scHUETzENFEsT IS HISTORY.
Most Of Visiting Gunners Leave for
Next Meeting Place.

The gun club experts who have boon in at
tendance at tho recent lntcrmountain Gun club
shoot have nearly all left the city, most of
them going last night.
There were no special matches arranged az
expected.
Nothing but the highest praise wos given
the mcmbeE OF the local club for the fine
treatment afforded the visitors. and all ex-
pressed tho desire that the management OF
tho local club would frame up another meeting
for the fall.
Especial credit should be given Harry Kecfe
w. NJ Bransford, w. w Shemwen. w ".
Mitchell. W. H Parker and Cal T Callison.
tho committee in charge OF the tournament.
for Its success hnancially and socially.
Thanks are due Nj McGanncy for his vaua-
ble assistance in the newspaper line.
The next meeting OF the shooters viii be hold
at Idaho Falls, May and ., 70 be followed by
tournaments at Pocatclo, Anaconda and Spo-
kane
II is probable that Shemwell and Callison
Will tnlIe part from Salt Lake and several OF
the other crack gunners entertain hopes Of
entering.
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Y. N. c. A. BALL TEAM
BARRED FROM LEAGUE
Lagoon and Provo Will With
draw if Christians Are
Taken In.

The prospects are now that the z. NJ. c. A.
baseball team Will not havo a chance TO get
in the State University league year.
Tho question has been hanging f,re for some
time, awaiting the answer OF the Provo uni
vcrsity as TO whether they would consent to
let tho Christians play In tho league. The
answer OF Provo no. and the vote OF
tho schools altogether was four in favor OF
tho Y. NJ. c. A and three against them. II
Understood at first that tho majority OF
the school to rule. but the Brigham
Young university OF Provo and tho Asrcul-
tural college OF Logan cay that they will
withdraw from the lengue rather than let the
Y. NJ. c. "A In, This means that either the
two schools or the Y NJ e. A will not be
in the league. The matter will be submitted
10 tho president or the league for decision.
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Winners at Jamaica Today

NEW YORK May i.-Jamhica results.
First race. selling six furIongs-OptIci,n
won. Blue Coat second. St Estephc third
Time. IA
Second race. nvo furioncs-Gracc C;eorv,
won, Tanager second. Economy third Time
l:0l I-5.
Third race. selling. ons mile and n sIYtecntb
Grenade won Yorkshire Lad second Ebony
third. Tmo. 147 3-5.
Fourth race Newton stokee. selling, six fur
longs-Grapplc won. FustlAn second HoneTo-
lent third. Time 1:ll 2-5
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Robrn,,
won. Austin Allen second Ancestor third
Time. IL So
Sixth race. six furlongs-Larabic won. Ocean
Spray second. Realm third Tlmc. III -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

Another crack cycle rider arrived in
the city last night In the person OF Joe
Fogler, from the Sunny Southland. and
hC Will start training today for the sea-
SOn.a races al the snucer Irack
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Churchill Downs Results.

suits
First race. nvc and half furlongs selling
j. Ed. Grillo won, Garrett Wilson second
Precious Stone third. Time. 1903 i-5
Second race, four furlongs-Dilly Vertrcss
won, Webbcr second. Solvent third. Time
80 2-5.
Third race. selling, six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won. Roscoe second, Gumbrinus third Time
1851 u
Fourth rooe, one mllc-Deacon IGht won
Daring second Banner third. Time l:t2
Fifth race, selling, four Acknowledgements
Merry won Princess Morie second La Thorps
third Time, :I9 3-5.
Sixth race, selling ono miIc-Terp won.
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7, Pittsburg 9.

-sTSAay i-PituburB was unable
A.. also played below their stand
"" therefore Chicago won with
ago players batted Lcifeld
NJ who relieved him, proved a
'es Dhit. Scoro: r. II. Z.
<..-..0 o o o o0o o20-2 7 2
%. .....-i 20 22oo0 o. Il o
Id. Karser. Peitz and Glib
~ Killing. Two-basc hits-Kar-
5 &c runs-Kling, Schultz. Bases
{ q 'rcld /. off Kargcr /. OF Brown
pas y Lelfcld ]. by Brown G. UNI
and KLEIN.
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Ponies Work at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 4.-RcsuIts;
First rncc. selling. four furlong-Capt NIc
Cormick won. Miss Cesorlon second. Tom GIL
ray third Time. 5ok seconds
Second race. mile and lurlonE seIIinr-Io,
AnBeieno won, Bannock Belle second Mr. Jack
third. Time. 1:jSk.
Third race, four and n half furlonga-Mis
Strome won. DeOro second, Lady Vlmont third
Time. sc seconds. ' -
Fourth race seven and half furlongs-Jobn
third. Time. 1875 3-S
Fifth race, Fix furlongs-Platoon won. La
Puccllc second, Cutter third, Time LAX
Sixth -aco. ak furlongs selng-Protous won
swell Glrl second BaGposal third Time
=
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LEAGUE.
ng Of the Clubs.
Is 8, Cincinnati 8.

lay 4.-SI- Louis drove Harper
|Glfs box in the second inning to-
dhho second game from CincIn-
|sLre game WAS delayed owing 10
pH' r. II F.
q ......1 0o2.-s ID /
.,-S...-.0 l o o o 0 OIL Is 4
npson and Rnub: Harper.
K Hei- Earned runs-St. Louis 2,
wo-base hit-Shannon. Three
cit. Raub. Chech. Seymour.
ON Thompson 2, of Harper q.
ruck out-By Thompson 4. by
aare-Johnstonc.
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Vanderbilt Horse Wins

thor clear: track muddy
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Training School Wins.

The training school baseball team de-
fcated the American Junior tenn by Il score
OF III 10 G Friday.
The lineup OF the winners follows: Spolding
catcher: SnldoT md Wolcy. pitchers. Howard
nrst base. Bell. second base: Tanfor. short
stop. Beers. third base. Slaughter. right ncld .
Snidor, center mold: MNhoGcr LETT field
Tho winners ready TO meet any Juvenile
team IN tho city and clubs Wishing games
may communicate by calling up l2S5 indie
uCnd,nt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Trim Bean-Eaters.

4.-The local players made
lNf today as New York did runs,
II In Boston's defent Howardbs
double In the eighth saved
|IIure. r n. E.
LOO 00010-1 6 10
80 500 1912 do IL 0
,ncy and O'Neil; Ames and
r,-basc hits-Brain, O'Ncil.
{ Ven. Bases on balls-OH Ma
g 5. Struck out-By Ames 10,
paS Umpires-Emslie and Conway.
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PITCHER ToREN WANTS IN.
Alleged to Be Flirting With Eureka
Ball Team.

Word was passed around among the
ball players Friday that loren. ono OF the
crack pitchers of the Salt Lake team last
Tozer, and is now with tho Portland tenn
OF the Pacific Coast league, had made over
lures to the Eureka club In the now State
league which were satisfactory to tho
management and that he might he signed
II liz hardly probable. however In view
oc the framing up of the new Northwest
league az he will likely remain on the
coast
Still the word came to one of his inti-
mate friends. now playing in the league.
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NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
STARTED IN NORTHWEST
w. II. Lucas Of Northwestern
League Is at Head OF
New Graft.

SEATTLE May 4-The initial step toward
the establishment Of a Northwest Base Ball
league was taken at a meeting here last
night. President w. n. Lucas. OF the North-
western league Jim Agnew. OF Seattle; r j.
Dorsey. OF Spokane: T C. ellis. of Butte,
Mont; Robert Brown Of Grays Harhor. and
George Schroeder. OF Tacoma were present
No Action Taken as Yet.
Owing to teohnicalities over rights OF the
Coust and Northwestern leagues, no definite
action wos taken. but With these cleared
away the capitalization OF tho elements OF the
new league VIII be prompt
Seattle and Portland VIII be taken Into tho
new association OF clubs following arrange
rncnts to DO mado with the National nssocia-
ton, which will obviate a clash with the base
ball law.
Another League Framed Up.
Jim Agnew Is endcavoring to frame up q
circuit on the advice Of Manager Morley. OF
Los Angeles.
Tho National association is eSpeoted TO
meet today and pass upon the matter OF the
new league and II the Northwestern league
is given permission to receive the seattle
club will 20 in.
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ss lyn 5, Quakers q.

IA. May 1.-opportuno hitting
victory over Philadelphia TO-
. played a good fielding game.
,rf f. ii. Z.
s. ....s0 o 0 o 0o1 IL S l
Ion md Bergen. Pittlnger.
Two-bnse hits-Cascy. Jor-
- Dooln, Malonoy. Three base
|, rnnsnold- Home run-Magee.
/. PittinEcr 2, by Kane /. by
. on balls-on PItinger 4. on
4 ION I. Umpirc-O'D Day.
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TENNIS MEETING TONIGHT.
Director Burtner Issues Call for As
sociatlon Members.

The Y. NJ. g. A. baseball team will meet
tho All Hallows aggregation the Salt Lake
high school grounds this afternoon at 2
o'clock In the second game OF their series.
Director Burtner announces that the new
tennis courts just beyond the corner OF Sec
ond. South and South Temple streets VIII be
completed I'm few days, when the members
OF tho association will have chance TO DEM
onstrato their ability with tho racquet.
msotng OF tho tennis enthusiasts VIII be
held at tho Y NJ. c. A. rooms this evening
Ot 1:I5 clock to arrange for constitution
bylaws and registration for membership in
the coming series OF games.
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Payson High School Meet.

Coach Maddox and Fred BenDIon journcyed
10 PaySon ycstcrI0y TO supervise the truck
meet there TIL" 1yc hGh schools of Utah
county were represented IN tho meet and
MaddncS went down 10 give the Young ath-
IotcB 8 fcyy suf-gpstionp that win helm tbcyn
TO better their showing In the State high
school meet Both Nn1dock and Bcnnlon viii
return To salt Lake this morning
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Willie Proves His Worth.

Bennie Aldrtch, one of the husleiest mat
artists In the city, was the first man TO
go after the $50 offered anyone who could
stay the prescribed limit OF 10 minutes.
actual wrestling time, with Willie, but
was completely outclassed by his heavier
and stronger opponent, who is remarkably
fast for sucn n big man.
Willie went right after his adversary
from the start. realizing that Aldrich
might fool him and stay through.
His immense strength, cleverness and
experience quickly proved too much for
his lighter opponent and he put the two
shoulders to the mat in exactly one min
ute with a half-Nclson and bar-lock.
His next victim was Jack Johnson OF
Chicago, but this was simply an cxhi-
btion, though fierce one at that. as
WiIle's bear-likc tactics started the blood
from Johnson's nose while a half-Nclson
and hammer-lock did the rest, the time
being three minutes.
Hyland to Spar at Lyric.
IT was announced that next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Fighting Dick Hy
land will spar three-round exhibitions with
Kid Broad-not the handsome Original
at the Lyric before his departure for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Interest In Mile Relay.

One new event VIII be tho mile relay race
This Ia the nrst time that the event has ever
been on Cummings field.
The local team VIII be composed OF Pitt
Judd, swapp and Bennion. Coach Tectzel WIN
select four men from this crack SOUND: Holda-
way. Stallings, Alfred. Chamberlain and Van
Wagner.
Moore will demonstrate his sprintlng abilities
against Christensen Evans and Hnll from
Provo.
In the half-rlle II is up 20 Pitt 10 hold up
his end against Stallngs. who two years aSo
defeated Jimmy Wade in this sGme event on
Cummings field. In the milo Maddox depends
Of Scott, Robinson and Bailey,
Provo Strong in Hurdles.
In the hurdles Rose, the oruck half miller is
relied on by Provo for Victory His team
mates. Love md Murdock are also reported
to bo crack men. The University will be rep
resented by Pnrkc. Hunt, Huntsman, Brown
and Nielsen. Parke Is the Universty's etrong
man. In the high hurdles he In regarded
the fastest man In tho Stnte, having won the
event In tho State meet last year Nielsen Is
Il coming hurdler and his work will DO closely
watched. Fred Bennion in the weights. with
10 win points Provo IL especially strong In
tho weights having both her reliable Peterson
boys back this year.
Some Doubt About Adams.
There 10 some question TO whether Adams,
the crack pole-yaulter, Will 6o allowed 10
Issue is purely technical, having reference 20
the date OF hiu registration. and It ia not
barred.
At today,s meet every big school in the
State will be represented. The entire track
team squad from tho L. D. s. Z. Will be
present In body Athletes from the Salt
Lakc high school and other State high schools
Will be in attendance. II is also understood
that the Aggies and the Brigham Young col
lege Will have their representatives on the
field. 10 get a line events for the
big State track meet
List of Events and Entries.
Tho events in their order and the mon uho
will compete follow:
i9o,yard hurdles e. Of U;-Parko. Hunt
Half mile; u OF U.-Pitt. Nielsen Brceden
3. Y. u.-stellings, Holloway. skansen.
Porkc, Frank Whitney; B. Y. u. Christen-
1f Mile Fa' run: & 'd OF U-scott. Robinson. Bailey;
B. Y liking. Christensen, Powell
swopp. Judd B y. U.-StalInss. HoldawOy,,
22O-yard dash: L. of U.-capt. Moore. Fred
Bennion. Parke; b. Y. u. Christensen,
Evans. Chamberlain.
Parke. Nielsen. B. Y. U.-Murdook Rose
Mile relay: Z. OF U.-Pitt. Judd, swupp.
sen. Alfred, Chamberlain and Van Wagner
High jump: L. OF C.-Hedges, Swapp Ad-
ANS Hunt Russell: h. Y U.-Bard. Hen
Shot put: L. of U.-Fred Benniou swspp.
Bqwn VI Pe5S's9n Ht + ,d6 Ie'GTson Hs0nor
Cuddy Russell, Swapp; B. Y. U.-H Peterson,
Broad jump: L. OF U.-Hunt, swapp. Ad-
ans Cuddy Russell b Y. U.-Balrd. Hen
Pole vault: L. OF U.-Adams. Russell. f.
Bennlon, Anderson; p. y. U,-H Peterson,
Ashcraft Watkins.
The ofreIals for the meet arc: starter. Or.
timers d a. Callahan. Sidney Bsmberger.
+. Hedges; Judges of finish, VIII Ray, j. Ry-
dalch. Dr. VIII EllerOeck; neid judges Karl
Hopkins, Prof. Hickman, DR.. Joe Anderson;
referee. Burtner.
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npions Defeated.

'u April 4.-The local Americans
- Victory over the Philadelphia
F.. ~. The visitors called in the
- pitchers and the homo team
= plieye Leroy in tbs sixth The
~ R II. F.
..o1OIo & l
ei,z ..s...0 o o 222 200s-5 s 2
Wider. Wadden. Plank and
II Orth and Elelnow
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Pitcher Hit Is Hit Hard

SEATTLE. May 4-By punching hits and
making the most or Scattle's misplays San
Francisco won her third consecutive victory
from Semitic today. In the latter part OF the
game Seattle hit Pitcher Hit hard, but fell
down on her base running. The score:
Seattle .......OOOOlOO1O-2 1
san Francisco ......,.3 o l o 0 o 0-5 3
Batteries-ViclIcrs and Blankenshlp; Hit
and Wilson. Umplre-Perrlne
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.sIch.. May 4.-Today's game had
ss1h, errors by O'Lcary and Nc
O'Brien ard Niels at third
18th one nun needed TO tie in
axdyke was sent In 10 bat and
him out on three pitched balls,
rae. Score: r. H. E.
....,.i 0 0 0loo o o0s-2 ?
20 l o 0 0 o o 0 OIL s 2
faahue and Payne. Jacobsen
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Mayor Will Omciate,

AT the initial game. Mayor T.. NJ Conroy OF
ogden VIII throw the fret ball the plate
Just who will bc tho victim to bat at II is
not yet announced.
1ha Columbia clubs fearful oil the out
come. Thor new players not yet on tho
ground nor nro they expected In time for
these two games, But Ogden always did have
n plcntiful supply Of good ball players and n
the tenn cannot MI !ts lineup II VIII get
n Mnmhcr oL the bows from Elaln DIV
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ACTON Wins Again,

~ 4.-WashinGton won It's third
ffrom Boston by bunching hits
n shn1c. Dineen was outpitched
ehiafiy's hitting was tho fca-
A-s3e, no having secured a three
ilia homo run. The ecore;
r. H. E.
....0 100000 S /
,n,.....,.1 o 2 00lG. 9 4
zen and Graham; Hughes and
L ago game postponed: rain.
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ach From Cornell

w May i.-The football de-
J niiton college has secured the
NJ halliday. better known ns
coach tho football tenn next
'layed halfoeck on Cornelr a
no VIII tsko charge OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Oquirrhs Trim Grants.

The oourrha defeated the Grant school tenn
In the school league at Liberty park Friday
afternoon by ecoro of to Z
The lineup of the winners: Sterling and
schaefcr, catcher; SoSri. pitcher. Reilly. nrst
basos Sutherland second base; Vincent third
base; Steifcl, shortstop; Harrison left neid
Smith. center field. Bird, right fold.
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Nye.
Money! Backs,
OPENING OF BALL SEASON.
First Game Will Be Played at Glen
wood Park Today.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, May i-The nrst game In the
baseball season Of 1895 win take place at
Glcnwood park at o'clock Saturday.
when the Columbia club VIII meet tho Park
City bunch. Regardless of the outcome OF tho
hrnt EnJno the TWO teams viii meet again on
Sunday Ill hn hon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Grant Juniors Win.

The Grant juniors beat the y. Nj. G A Ri
bic class on tho Eighteenth wnrd square
grounds Friday afternoon by a scoro OF 20 o
Tho winners lineup; r. Brown c III
Hrenn p; i. Grmth. 10; ; r. Hudson. 70 %
Candlln, 8h; Is. Wilson. ss, T. White cup
tain, RI. I, Richardson, n f Davis cf
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!, Loses Again.

. May 1.-TWO bases, hit
IN th" second inning nctted
20 runs. Pueblo hit the Des
hard, but failed to bunch
r. II. T..
....-,0 0 0 10l % 10 2
.-,...o So 200l 0-6 10 Q
lson and Kessitt: Mckay,
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,ity 3, Denver 9.

y t.-Through Paiee's care
Tors scored twice In tho frat
1hcEson wnB more effective.
',-...0 Ooo0lo1o-s
s"...2 90 1 300 0--3 7 4
Morgan and Woigart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Hyland to Spar at Lyric.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland 7, Portland ]

PORTLAND. Orc, May "A multiplicity
OF by Portland and some rottling good
fielding by Oakland gave tho visitors the game
today by the large margin OF to l. Both
teams battcd tho pitchers all over the lot
Tho score: r. II. E
Portland .,.......s....0 0 0 0 0 o 0-l 10 8
Oakland ....,......,...0 2 o 0'5 o o o. 10 &
Batteries-Torcn. Calin and Mclean. Gates
and Hackett. Cmpirc-Knell