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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-12-01

What should do with horse whose
fetlocks are soft-wind-puffs or water
puffs? Some say it is caused by trot-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-12-01

Old horses with poor teeth nee'
ground grain. Save waste grain b.
grinding their feed for them.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-12-01
Handling the Boar at Breeding Time

Handling the Boar at Breeding Time.
No matter how good care the boar
may have had through the summer
and fall, further caution must be exer-
cised at breeding time in order to Sc
cure the best results. Far too often
the boar is allowed to run with the
sows and many bad effects result
from such methods of handling. This
is especially true in the case of a
young boar. If he is allowed to run
with fifteen to twenty-five sows he is
apt to exhaust his vitality and the
filters obtained are very likely to be
small and weak. An older boar will
do better under such circumstances
and even with aged boars such man.
ner of handling is not advisable.
Practically all breeders will agree
that one service is sufficient and this
should be given at time near the
close of the heat period of the snow.
Further service will only tend co
waste the boar's vitality and will be
in no way productive of larger filters
The ration for the boar at this time
should be both rich and plentiful. 1t
is also we'll to see that the bOar's
feet are trimmed properly. With old
boars in particular an extra long toe
nail will often cause lameness that
will greatly impair satisfactory SER
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, May FIN a driving
finish, Gossiper beat Cigar Lighter by
narrow margin in the l'nithless handicap
at Oakland today. Princess Tltania the
by McRae and failed to cut any figure.
Sachet and Boggs were TWO long shots to
lead their fields home. Optcian, a good
thing from the Dearman stable beat rs
calante In the NTH.
Il, d, Lee. colOred horseman and his
horses, Singaworth and Grace Marie, were
ruled off the turf today by the stewards
OF the new California Jockey club. who
allege that they have positive evidence
that he has been tampering with jockeys
Results:
First race seven furlongs, selng-The
Captain los, c. Williams, to J, won;
Bird Of Passage, 101. Aubuchon, to |.
second; ST. Denis, lOI, h. Davis 100 10 !.
third Time--l:27 -, Red Reyuard Oar
thula, Barklcyite. Fastoso, Captain Force.
sea Air, Little Buttercup, Dora / and
Optimo finished as named.
Second race, FIVE turlongs, selling
Boggs 100, Aubuchon. Is 10 !, won. Saint
Modan. ll2 Archibald to J. second (;
Ifme--l:0l 10 Swede sam, Last Go,
Belle Brady Gluckstern, Raratau, Cars
rnalina Wanna. St Bide and Lady AIDE
laide finished as named.
Third race, mile and sixteenth selling
sachett. 80, h. Lynch, u 70 /, won;
Treasure seeker, lo7. NIcRae, 9 to 8, sec
ond; Blanche e, l02, +. Clarke, 3 70 l,
tnird llmc-l.4S %. seven t3eltS, hp9 al
Maxim, Derdom, Koso, Elmdale, Taos,
Dave Weber. Rosal and Buna finished az
named.
Fourth race, Falthless handicap, six and
a half furlongs-Gosslper, 30, X, Davis,
is to ;, won; Cigar Lighter. l07. Good
child, 10 to ?. second Royal Rogue,
Fischer. to /. third. Time-f:ls IS
Grace G., Princess 1itania and Wee Lass
finished as named.
Fifth race. futurity course, purse--op-
tician. 10 Goodchild, i6 to ), won; Es
calantn, 1l3, Wilmot, to l. second; AZ
Lindely. IS, C. Davis, q to g. third Time
$50 as Banposal. Romano, a Mus
koday. Bantam, Goodcheer, Beautiful and
Best. Senator William Stone, J, 3. Smith
and Mischief finished az named.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth,
purse-Eduardo. 113 Fischer, TO /, won;
Joe Coyne, los r Davis, to 2, second;
Johnstown, ~, Aubuchon, to 2. third.
Time--1:i1 %. First Peep, Louise Fizglb-
bon. Governor Davis and Maud Miller fin
ished as named.
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RUSHING WORK ON
VANDERBILT CARS,

Reports have been in circulation
during the past week or ten days that
work has been stopped on several of
the cars intended for the Vanderbilt
cup race this fall and that several
others which had been announced as
contenders would not be built after all.
The principal reason given for this at
the time was that the cup commits
sion had not yet made public the rules
or the course and that because OF
this there Is some uncertainty as to
whether the race is to be held this
year.
A positive denial that there has been
the least thought Of calling the race
off has been made by Jefferson De
Mont Thompson, chairman Of the rae
ing board OF the American Athletic
asso ciation, but even this was not
needed to spur some Of the other man
ufacturers on in their effort to get
their cars out for thorough trials as
soon as the roads are in shape. When
the work OF remodeling the three
Thomas racers was commenced during
the winter, June / 8 was set as the
date on which the cars would make
their appearance IN their new form
Now, however. 1t is believed they will
be ready to turn over to their drivers
for the preliminary tests by June
and possibly by May Is or 20. The
cars tOutu lhNt Dttll put ull li4t 4hah
by May ], but positive orders were
given some time ago that there should
be no hurry in the assembling How
ever. with the picked men IN charge of
the work and the experience they
have had on racing cars the work haa
progressed much faster than was ex-
pectod.
with the motors especial care has
been taken, but they are now on brake
tests and win be kept there for two
weeks at the least. As another two
weeks was used in flttlng the pistous,
II may be judged that each motor viii
give its maximum of horsepower
when placed in service, As tho cars
will he on the road by June l, they
will have almost four months of test
ing time ahead Of them before they
are sent away in the elimination trial,
which. according 10 present plans.
Will be held the latter part OF Sep
tam her
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New York, May ls.--Billy Jordan the
famous announcer from san Francisco
who spent few weeks In New York,
is a practical man in the pugilistlc
game.
Bill Is no crank. but real lover of
the sport. who admires the masters and
champions for what they can do
Having followed boxers from the days
OF Jem Mace 70 the present, what BIZ
says about the game Is quite interest
ing.
He is 10 years old. and says he feels
as though he viii introduce four or five
more champions TO audiences before
they start the count on him,
When You figure tho whole thing
down" said Mr.. Jordan Mt the Cadillac
cafe Hthere are only four punches thar
are worth a thing 10 a man. All be-
ginners and third-raters use anything
they think Of but man with class
never takes a chance except with the
proper punch. A fighter has TO be as
careful with his hands as soldier IN
battle is with his gun. His hands are
his weapons and he must be on the
lookout.
THE four punches / speak Of are
these. A right TO the jaw-that Is, 20
the chin,-and with his best hand,
which is usually the right. He punches
with downward slant, ana no man
In the world can take 1t and recover
quick enough to avoid a knockout
Another is the left 10 the stomach.
You are on guard, blocking with the
right. and still punch where there Is
little chance OF hurting yourself The
next Is the right under the heart, That
IL the punch that is worth most all the
others, II takes the life out OF you,
bends you over and sickens you with
pain. The fourth Ia the cross counter.
The man who has the eye OF feneer
Is the man for thia punch. u requires
speed. direction and force TO get re-
suits and Ia a dangerous punch, pick
four punches like these because they
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SUMMERS THE BEST.
Has II on All the Lightweights of
England.


Johnny Summers Of London Is easily
The best fcatherwelght In England,
writos an English authority Johnny
pounds and this shows how useful a
London boy lost his temper in his
match with Spike Robson last autumn.
but the circumstances connected with
Rummers defeat on the occasion are
widely known II Summers had not
lost his temper and administered a
iould blow Robson would NOT have such
+. good record to fau back upon. But
his supporters In that memorable match
hre inclined Ia forgive Johnny for the
serious blundor made and which cost
him the match, and the support they
now. give tho Canning Town lad is GER
any confidence whatever IN him.
Englends premier fighter, Gunner
Moir now finds sparring exhibitions a
lucrative employment. The heavy
weight champion entered upon
weeks engagement Mt tho Hlppodromo
lnr, tho Wool~ich giant, Prior 10 the
boxing the cinematograph pictures OF
hoir's engagement with Tiger Smith
for the heavyweight championship
were exhibited. and these proved =
great attraction Moir is a great
4Traw and IN his three rounds with
Taylor he gave very lively display.
Taylor, only couple OF seasons ago
was looked upon as one Of the best
and II was only the lack OF monetary
support that prevented him from talk.
.ns q. trip TO, the states and tackling
me best II the. heavyweights. Taylor,
started on the downward grade. for
ne II one Of th0a- chaps who get out
NJ CONDITION very easily.
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VARSITY TEAM
WON FROM B. Y. c.
oor,e Was a Close One and End
ed With Score OF Eight
To Seven.
WILL HAVE TO PLAY THIRD.
rris Necessary to Settle the Question
OF college Baseball Champion
ship of the State.

o- cummings field yesterday afternoon
Nov. was lively ball game between the
,"onlversity team and the B. Y. c. nine.
,rso CORNER won by the close score OF
The teams have now played t"o
,,es and each has won one. A tniru
' sI have TO he played TO settle the cues
, wa, ~ the college baseball championship
OF the state 10th
vnsterday's game was a good one po'''
.,a,ns nlAying fine ball with the exception
=, one inning. The B. Y G, made q go0u
asiAlnq record. The Logan players eo'
.ssy runs in the first and eighth Inn
,pes when they managed to bunch nus On
1,enstan The varsity boys began their
,nn getting In the first and Kept IL up
,hropehout the game with the exception
~ tho first inning Houstan pitehea a
"a game, but IN that iu.i!hg ne We
kvrhsd lp pretty freely a.d IouF runs
',SDe seored BY the opposing team,
NSbr,stonsen pitched a GOOD same t ,or
.,o ylsitors. and was accorded n eI,s'
,trnort than that given to the Z, tM'F ne
srllP Y. c. centerhelder accepted hVe
i,ssc,,it chances and was successful III an
ugs',bsn1 The detailed score follows
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Billy Jordan Gives
Opinion on Pugilists:

are the most dangerous and safest.
There IS no reason for o. man 20 elmer
swing or uppercut These blows are
dangerous for the man NhO uses them'
ana he Is gambling with fate Tor n
broken hand. There rs one way 10 up
porcut, and that is IN clost, as JOG
Thomas does When You jolt a man
under the chin in close III tell you u
shakes him up, and more than once
I've seen Il start a man toward defeat
DO | figure Thomas a better inter
than Cans? NO: Cans rs the grehtest
hitter ever saw He ncvor wastes
punch. uses the right one and his dlrec-
lion is perfect. He Is the master or
fghting II there over was one. Thomhs'
/ think. with few years Of expert
ence will be the greatest hEhler I'D inc
world He Is cool all the time, a Ter
rife hitter. game TO the core and clever,
II think Jef will be heavyweight
champion until his beard is White'
"Condltlon? Wen he migat take bet
ter care OF himself but he's Ike most
OF our lighters today. In my time we
used 10 take n man who fought nnd me
very dav after put him 10 work IN the
gym, He used 10 train MP instead or
down. II he made 1873 pounds for the
fight we kept him in the gym unlu no
put on the six ar seven pounhs ne
trained on hln tn'l' Nv Hi' 49,.
adays, when hoy has q fight he roes
right out and nils himself full OF slop
and keeps on doing that until he has
nut on 10 or 10 pounds Now, that Is
Inc worst thing In the world, because
The next time nc fights he rs weak
from reducing and then suddenly dis
covers that be IS getting out OF his
class. Cans has kept his weight be-
cause, instead OF stopping over after
fight. he keeps In fair condition. never
Weighing more than six or seven
pounds over his required 1873 pounds
.-a.-.-------.----
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AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.

Louisville, Ky. May 1i-Churchil
Downs summary
First race, one INTERCHANGEABLE Won
Denestrome. second. Anna Ruskin. third.
Tlme--l:41 3-5
Second race. four a a half furlongs-
Margaret Randolph won; Sabado second;
Bucket Brlade, third, Time-l:56 10,
Third race one mile and a sixteenth
Adesso won; F1orzel second; Henry o.,
third. Time-1;4S 20.
Fourth race. free steeplechasc handicap
short course--Sau won; Pete vinegar
second; Naran. third. Time-2;53 Is
Fifth race, six furlongs-Alencon won;
Potter, second Lady Henrietta, third
Time--l;1i
Sixth race. mile and a siNteenth-Rc-
quest won: Rebounder. second; Docile
third Time-l AS Is.
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MADE REYNOLDS LAUGH.

When Manager Reynolds, who is rep
resentng BIZ squires. saw Jeffries. he
laughed al the stories that the big
fellow Is going back.
why. Re is carved out of mahogany"
was the comment of the Australian.
Jonrles features show the results of
his outdoor like on the farm. There
Is not a line suggesting dissipation and
lt Is evident to the most casual OBJ
serever that hc could get ready for an
other bout IN the ring at comparatively
short notice.
The champion will spend several
months shooting and fshing In Oregon
again this year. his trip Of last season
having been so successful. Jeff showed
lome of his northern friends piece,
OF property valued at more than $780,
other properties, which are all valuable
holdings
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HORSE HAS FALSE TEETH.

Hal Booker's fve-year- horse,
Gnpin, by Juvenal-Koumiss hns won
ngaInst his six victories out OF 80
starts last year. IT IS claimed by his
owner that much Of the horses inn
provement Is due to a set Of false
teeth. Gilpm lost the use Of his
grinders and was unable TO properly
masticate his food. a east Of his
mouth was made and a plate holding
several guttapercha teeth was firmly
secured 10 the front teeth. The ami
NAL improved IN health ana strength.
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AT BELMONT.

New York May l7.-Belmont results
First race. main course six furlongs-
Sir Toddington won; Prince Hamburg
second: Kings Daughter third, Time
1913 80 ,-,.,
Thermidor won; King Cobalt, second
live Wire. third. Tme-l:Ol %.
Third race. four and a half furlongs,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won; Smirker' sec
Fourth race, the New Rochelle handi-
cap. seven and half furlongs-sid Lin
wood won: oxford. second; j. c. Core,
third. Time-l:n 80
Fifth race. selling, mile and siNtecn'.
sbenandoah ana Tony Bouero ran a
dead heat Black Mate, third. Time-l:i9.
sixth race. one milc-pod Creole won
Eurehio, second; Llnnepee' third. Time
ID As.
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TOMORROW THE LAST DAY.
Ilyland and Flnucane VIII stop Train-
iug~-Both Boys Ready for Gong.

Tomorrow will be the last day Of ac-
,t,,it,, about the training camps of Fight
Dick Hyland and Billy Flnuoane, Hy-
lad is down at the Salt Palace and in
vites the public to see him finish MS WORK
tomorrow for the twenty round iight az
0rSen on Tuesday evening next. Red
sunny McClintlc said this morning that
there was a big demand for seats and
great crowd of fight fans Will be at the
Pete Grant wealthy mining man from
Ely. New, Is in the city and came here
to see the Hyland Finucane bout; Grant
was formerly fight promoter at PORTLAND
hut went tn Nevada and made stake.
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Brooklyn today, to o. 1t was a pitchers
battle all through :, :.
Score. X. II. f.
Pittsburg ..,.... ......t,y...,,.....l y
Brooklyn ...,... ........ti..,.....,,.O
Batterics--I-iefield and Phelps; Pastor
Jus and Ritter. Two-basc hit-Andersor.
BASES on balls-Off Pastorlus. 1. OF Lei
field. 2; struck out-By Pastorius' u by
Umplres-Rigler and tombstone
Boston. May 17-Chlcago took advantage
OF every opening In todnys game and
won.
score. r. II. L.
Boston ......,. ................,.....J
Chicago ..,.,.... ....,....s....",.'.1 " l
Batteres-Dorrer. Young and Needham;
--Stenfeldt Evers. Etchie. Bases, on
balls--on Dorner, q off Young, 2; or Tay-
lor l. Struck out--By Dorner. /; by
Young, Il by Fraser, /.
umpire-O'pa
Philadelphia, May l7,--Cnoinnat easily
defeated Philadelphia today by htuae
Sparks and Duggieby hard. The home
the first inning.
Score: II. II. II
Cincinnati .",,, '..".," ....,.."l2 IL
philadelphia .,.......,.,.,.... i
Batteries--fiitt ana Schlei: Sparks, Dug
gleby,. Richie and Jacklitsch. rwo-base
hits--Kane, Davis. Bases on balls--Qn
Sparks. 4 of TIT !. Struck sout-By
Umpirc--Carpenter
New York, May 1.-THE New York Ma
uonals won their sixteenth straight game
today by beating St Louis in both games
OF a double-hcader The first contest
went TO twelve innings. Mathewson prov
Ing TO be better slayer than Beebc.
Strang was put out OF the FIRST game be-
fore he had a chance to bar.
First On me-
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nnlaHAM YouNa coLLEdE.


left on bases-u. Of L. 4, B. y. G. I;
o,st on errors-U. OF U. 2, .. Y g. j;
bases on balls-Off Christensen OF
t'bristensen 3. two.base hits--Jessup'
H6ustan, spitko wilcox 2, Rosskeiley.
G1ddes" threc-base hit Irving; hit oy
pltched ball-~Richards 2; passed oaiI--
Etriner. double plays--Slmpson to Jones.
1Jrustan 10 Herbst 10 Jones: stolen bases
Wilcox, Allen. Richards, keyung = yes"
SUD. spltko Houstan 2, Gardner 2 HerpsI'
sacrifice hitS-Joues, Simpson IRVING
ROsskeley. Miles.
,,ntrp.-Ra1gett
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PREPARING FOR RACE.
Decoration Day Event Promises to be
Tho Rest Eyer.

Entries for the Decoration day road
race viii close on May q. a list Of val
liable prizes has been made up and there
win be more than 20. Among the prizes
will DO five high grade bicycles, The road road
10 Lagoon IS reported to be In splendid
condition and "a number OF riders Will go
9yer the course tomorrow a special train
win follow the racers on Decoration day.
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AMERICAN.

St Louis, May 17.-Hard hitting by the
home team and errors by philadelphia
gave today's game TO vt. Louis. Waddell
was forced Out OF the pitchers box at the
end of the fourth inning by the hard hit
ting of the st. Louisans.
Score: r. H. E.
ST. Louis ..,......,....,........,...IS Il
Philadelphia ..,n,............. 6 s
Batteries-Glade and o'Connor; Wad-
dell, Vickers and Berry
Detroit May l7--New York hit Slever
hard all through tho seven innings that
he pitched, and only fine fielding prev
banks, who replaced him, did good work.
Score. r. II. lc
Detroit .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 n
New York ,............,,...........5 Is
Batterles--sever, Eubank and Schmidt
Orth and Kleinow.
Chicago, May 17--Pitcher Patten held
Chicago at bay today while his team
mates took full advantage OF chicago's
misplays.
Score: r. H. t.
Batteres-walsh ana Sullivan; Patten
and Heydon.
Cleveland. May 17.-~Clevelahd made It
three straight from Boston today. Glaze
and Hess were Knocked out OF the box,
Harris and Joss entering with the score
a tie. JOSS went in with third and sec
ond occupied and no one out, He retired
the side without run, and IN the tenth
drove the winning run with single.
Score: r. II. E
Cleveland ........ ............,,.....6 10 2
Boston ........ .........,........,,....5 IL 3
Batteries--Joss and Clark; Glaze. Harris
and Armbruster.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas Clty-~Kausus city 9, Toledo,
called at end Of the ninth Inning IN
rider to allow Toledo 10 catch train,
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atteites-walsh and Stanley; clanin
and clyde
Umpire-Klopf,
Van Couver. y. c. May t7.--In the best
game of the season. pitchers battle,
that kept the fans on edge throughout,
Spokane shut out Vancouver today Tho
visitors lone run was scored IN the third
Inning on Adams three-bagger aud Car.
ney's single.
Sscpre r. " n.
Spokane ..... ....................1 1S z
vancouver ..,t. ..,....,,u....,....0
Batterles-osborn and Altman; Nelson
and Spencer.
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Portland. Or. May l1-Portand Won
an eleven-inninE game from san Fran
cisco today. TO 6 Portland had a lead
OF to to the ninth inning, when san
Francisco scored two runs on three hits.
Kinsella went in the box and Portland
tied the score In the ninth and won IN the
eleven on an error by the visitors.
Score. r. II. T.
Portland ... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II 2
san francisco .,......., ,..,.......6 2
Battories-Gum Klnsella and Dopahue;
JOY Henley and street.
San francisco. May I7,-Carllsle prom
iscs to displace Truck Easan as the
home run getter The Los Angeles field
er scored another four-bagEer today and
Ellis performed the same feat Oakland
bntted Maggie freely In the sixth aud
seventh innings, and as precautionary
measure Burns pitched the last TWO inn
rings.
Score r. II. r.
i;oS angeles '''''''' ''''''.'.'''''''' 70 J.
oakland ,..-.. Observation-Disclosures. IL =
Batteries Magic, Burns and Eager:
Wright and Bliss,
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AZ MinueapolIs-Nlnneapolls, 81 Indian.
nollg 10
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NORTHWE STERN.

Seattle May i7.-Seattle had a good
lend in the latter part OF the game, when
Bradley made two inexcusable errors and
opened the way for a slaughter.
Score: r.. II. T.,
Seattle ........ ,,........,t........'f
Tacoma ........ ..,.,,.....''''.''''''b il :
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PACIFIC COAST.

Al MILWAUKEE, Mllwaukoc q columbus,
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

Brooklyn, May r.--Pl,tsburs beat
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WESTERN.

Denver. May l7.-McDonough's excellent
work at bat won the game for the locals
score: RH.E.
Denver ........ ....,.,................2 0
Omaha ..,..... ..,.,.........,.......,O !
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Lincoln, Neb.. May l7.-Sioux City was
unable 10 hit Mckay, and was shut out.
Score, II. II. f.
Lincoln ...... .,...,.....,.,...-,......s
Enthusiastically and Zinran; Hall and
Spies.
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At St Paul--st paul, g. Louisville
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II, Fl. t..

Batteries Beebe and Noonan Mathew.
son and Bresnahan. Bases ON bals-otf
Mathewson. /; of Beebe p Struck out
BY Mathewson, IL; by Beebe, 6. Three
base hit--Alurray. Two-base hits Me
Gam, Corcoran.
Umpire Emslie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18

Pueblo. May i7.--Morgan was given bet
ter support than Gehring, and Pueblo took
the second game from Des Moines by
score of to 3.