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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
TRACK HONORs DIVIDED
Chicago, Michigan and Columbia
Win Chief Events on
Franklin Field,

Philadelphia, April 27.-Chicago. Mich
igsn and Columbia carried off the three
chief events at the relay meet today on
franklin field. The national champion
ship one mile relay was won by Chicago
from Pennsylvania; Michigan took TIE
tour-mile championship easily and the
two-mile championship went to Columbia
after a hard struggle. Hill school of
Pottstown won the preparatory school
championship and Brooklyn Manual
Training captured the high school ma
tional championship. Summaries:
Relay, national championship. high
schools, one mile-Won by Brooklyn Man
ual Training. Time-3:36 2-5.
Preparatory schools, one mile-Won by
Hill school. Pottstown. Pa. Time-3:36
(Quigley. Barker, Lingle, Merriam). Time
1926 2-5.
Two miles-won by Columbia. Time
Sill As.
Four miIos-Woa by Michigan (Malo-
ney, Ramey, Coe Rowe). Time-1S:3 80 2-5.
Special events.
One hundre1-yard dasb-Won by Rue
lon-Miller. Princeton. Timo-101 Is
One hundred and twenty-yard hurdles
Won by Shaw, Dartmouth. Time-:l5 2-5
Pole vault-Won by Allen, Syracuse
Height-11 it. 1914 in.
High jump Won by Moffit, Pennsyl-
Shot put-Won by Kruger, Swarth-
more. Distan .e-43 #. in.
Hammer throw-Won by Talbot Mer-
cersburg. Distance-153 TT 91z in
Broad jump-Won by O'ConneII New
York Athletic club Distance-22 IT. 6 in
Discus throw-Won by Garrels. Michi-
gan. Distance-1S5 #. 9 in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
JUNIOR BALL GAMES.

The Little Summers defeated the Tenth
South team by a score of IA to L. The
winners lined up: c. Johnson, c.; F. Jor-
censor, p; II. Price. H., p; w. Perry,
3D.; W. Rogers, S.; II. Burell, 3D.; l..
Weller, !. f.; Nicholson, c. f.; II. Hansen,
T. f.
The Franklin Juniors beat the Ere
monts yesterday by a score Of 3 to o.
Battery for the winners, Farnsworth and
Jurgensen.
The Vincent Motifs defeated the Jack
son school team yesterday by a score Of
q to 8. The winners lined up: Choules,
G; s. Spry, p, r. f.; Lawrence. h.; Back
Vincent, c. f.; Davis. T. f., p.
The o. S. L. Juniors beat the Dubsi
Juniors yesterday by a score of to s.;
battery for the winners, 3. Grieves and
e. MCGEE
The Purple Stars were defeated by the
Bryants yesterday by a score of "A to 6.
The winners: F. Wheeling. C.; Hedger. D:
Cameron. / b.; Ford. 2 b.: Crabtree, 8 B.;
Strong. s. s.; Hallen, ]. f. Davis, c. f.:
(zeer T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
ALL MUST HAVE LICENSES
No More Fishing in Jordan River
Allowed Without Per
Ynits.

State Fish Commissioner H. B. Gro
mar announced yesterday that from now
on the game wardens will begin enforcing
the law against fishing without a license
This means says Cromar, that there can
be no more fishing in Jordan river for
suckers or any other kind of fish I'M
less the fisherman has one of the printed
certificates for which he pays 81 and
which allows him to fish or hunt
Cromar received the first installment Of
the new fish and game law from the
printers yesterday and will gladly furnish
one to any person making application for
It, Cromar says he will begin planting
fish the coming week and expects to take
out quite a stock from the hatchery. The
railroads of the state have offered him
free transportation for all the fry he
wishes to plant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
OGDEN HIGHS TRIAL MEET
Good Form Shown by School Young
sters of the Junction.
CITY,
Especial to The HeraId.)

Ogden. April 27.-The interclass meet of
the Ogden high school held during the
past week showed that the men were in
good condition for this early in the sea-
son. Thirteen freshmen, sixteen sophie
mores, forty-two juniors and ten seniors
participated in the events. Belnap won
the individual championship by scoring a
total of 13 points. Silver medals bear
ing the inscription 90 II. s." were award
ed to those making first place The re-
suits were as follows:
go hurdleS-Belnap, A. Campbell, Mat
SON Time, 81 1-5 seconds.
lO0-yard dash--Lewis, Belnap, Matson.
Time IL is seconds.
SSO-yard run-Dinsmore. Frost, Snyder
Time 2:36.
220-yard dash-Belnap, K. Campbell,
Lewis. Time. % 40 seconds.
440-yard run-Roiapp, Dinsmore, Carl
son. Time, J. 02.
High Jump-Rolapp. Cross. c. Barker.
Height, feet.
Broad jump-Cross T. Smith, Rolapp.
Distance, IS feet inches.
Hammer throw-E Harris, Baird. Thor
burn. Distance 103 feet.
Shot put-E. Harris. Lewis, Mcdaniel
Distance, 80 feet inches.
Individual points, Belnap 10, Rolapp II,
E. Harris 10.
Referee and timer, Mr.. Blakeslee
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.z759EEEE's] THE HERALD'S DOUE
TOM LONCBOAT, FAMOUS INDIAN RUNNER
Redskin Who Broke All Long Distance Marathon Records
in Bio Boston Event.

Twenty-Five miles, uphill and down.
through dust. rain, snow and mud, in two
hours and tventy-four minutes, is the
latest BIT OF sensational running on the
ner from Hamilton, Ontario. The son OF
the forest was as fresh upon finishing
fresher in fact-as the average local boy
who goes his half mile in 2:05
This Is the record made in the Boston
Marathon race a week ago.
Longboat used the same tactics that
Won for him in the Canadian Marathon at
Hamilton last fall. He fell in behind the
leaders and kept within striking distance
until the last ten miles, when he came
through and won with ridiculous ease by
half mile.
OF the bunch that went out and killed
it, early in me race. LOngbOat was the
only one that survived. The rest per-
ished through the folly of their killing
pace early in the race. Not so with Long
the flying leaders. matching their spirits
with hardly perceptive lengthening of
MS stride. until his eagle eye saw signs
of distress in his rivals running. Then
out went Longbcat Uphill and down he
hit the same merci1ess clip. Five miles
from the finish he was third of a mile
ahead and going along as easily rs
though he was cut for a practice jog.
Longboat smashed Caffrey's 1901 record
Ly more than five minutes, and the won
der of it was the conditions under which
the Indian raced. Blinded by dust first
end then rain and snow, with the last ten
miles Of the going decidedly muddy. the
plucky redskin bettered the record of
Caffrey-admitted to be one of the great
est Marathon runners that ever lived
had to run every mile of the twenty-five
in about five minutes and forty-five sec
ends. Caffrey made the former record Ia
1901 under ideal conditions.
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LOCAL SEASON OPENS TODAY
Dubei's Team and Soldiers Line Up
at Walkers This Aft

The first baseball game OF the season
will be played at Walkers field today be-
tween Dubefs Salt Lake team and the
Fort Douglas soldiers. The game is sched-
uled for this afternoon at D. m. The
soldiers have had the benefit of good
spring training, while as yet the local
team is in the try out stage. Father Du-
bel has q number of ball tossers, from
which he will pick his team, and today's
game will give a sort of a lineup on
what the new men can do.
Northrop, the hard hitter Of last years
Eureka team, will be found at backstop.
Margetts Is at first, Mcconnell at sec
ond and Gum at third. All of these play
ers are well known. Fred Castro will be
tried out at short He Is fast youngster
and ii is believed viii make good. In
the outfield, Towner and DeMar are two
new men. Erne HeusseT is slated for the
other outfield position. On the pitchers
staff is three new men who will be worked
out. Ahern. Anderson and Colely.
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LOGAN BEATS POCATELLO
Stoney's Bunch Wins Out in CARR
son Finish With Two
Out.
Especial to The Herald.)

Logan. April 1.-THE B. 7. c. and Po-
eatello baseball teams played here this
afternoon and the collegiates won in
hair-raising finish by a score of 6 to s.
The game was a fast one throughout.
Pocateno tried the locals in their half of
the ninth innings. When Stoney's men
came up for their last time at bat. Wangs-
gard singled, stole second and went to
third Oh an error Geddis was passed.
Lee sent hot one TO the second base
man, who fielded the ball, Clearly touched
Geddis as he went past and then threw
TO first completing a double play. but
Wangsgaard having good start galloped
In with the winning run The features
were the work of both twirlers and the
fine exhibition given by Wangsgaard and
wilcox, Stoney's two stars. The line-up:
z Y. Q. POcatellO
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KNOCKED OUT IN 4TH ROUND
David John Rowe, Pride Of Eastern
Utah, Put to Sleep by
Pete Sullivan.
special TO The Herald.l

Price, Utah, April 7.-At Scofield to-
night Pete Sullivan of Salt Lake City
knocked out in the fourth round. with
right to the jaw, David John Rowe. the
pride OF the eastern Utah coal camps
Rowe was the aggressor, forcing the
fighting at all times. but at no point in
the game had he as much a look in.
In the first hOnOrS were about even but
after that all was to the bad with Rowe
Sullivan weighed in at 1873, while Rowe
was good at 155 pounds. Considerable
money changed hands. Sullivan will fight
any one in the state at his weight There
were several good preliminaries preceding
the main event between local talent Tom
Gleason gave a fine wrestling exhibition
with an amateur.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

San Francisco. April 27.-The third and
deciding contest OF the intercollegiate
baseball games between Stanford univer-
sity and the University of California was
played in this city and was won by the
Stanford team, which already had taken
a game. and now is victor over the Berk-
eley team for the season. The game was
well played throughout and aroused the
enthusiasm of the large crowd Of spec
tators. The score:
Stanford $3.50. 10 o 0 o 800 s-3
California 49, 20 0 2 o 0 0 o o.
Thiele and Scott; Jordan and Schaefer
At New Workable, g: Columbia, O.
At Providence. R. brown, s; Car
Esle, J.
At New York: Yale. 0; Columbia, O.
At Worcester-Princeton. l; Holy Cross
(ten innings}.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Harvard.
&
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TRICK BIKE RIDING.

Trick. fancy and burlesque bicycle rid
ing will be the principal attraction at the
Auditorium roller skating rink this week
Beginning Monday evening, Gray and Pc
tiers will perform for the pleasure of the
roller skating fans and their work is So id
10 be of high order. They have Just fill
ed a weeks engagement at Ogden. This
clever team will give exhibitions each
evening Up to and including Saturday.
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PROVO BASKETBALL.
Parker and Timpanogos Tied for
First Place.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo, April N.-In the lnterscholastic
basketball league of the city the Timpa-
nogOs team won from the Franklin team
by a score of 62 to IS. Two of the players
on the Franklin team were absent and
one was disabled. so there were three
substitutes, which partly accounts for the
small score made by the Franklins
The Maeser team forfeited the game
with the Parkers, believing they would
have no chance OF winning the game or
making a creditable showing against the
Parker team.
There is now q tie between the Parker
ana the Tfmpanogos teams, which will
have to be played off each team having
five games to it's credit. The Naeser anu
the Franklin teams have only a credit of
one game each.
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BASEBALL AT LEHl.
Team Being Organized TO Meet All
Corners.

Lehi has the baseball fever. One dav
this week Freeman Bassett was on q
visit to that town and reported that a
strong. baseball organization has been
formed The boys have established club
rooms and promise TO make II one Of The
leading athletic organizations of the CITY.
Bassett says the day he was in town
thirty-five young fellows. five wagons
half dozen wheeibarrows and two scrap
ers were busy clearing the diamond r.
j. Farnsworth is manager of the team
and is anxious TO hear from teams want
ing games.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
BALLOON HITS q
BUNCH OF COWS
Herd Stampedes, Team Runs
Away, Barely Misses Barbed
Wire Fence-None Hurt.

St. Louis April T-Aeronaut AIleu
Rawley. of New York CITY. made an
ascension here this afternoon. in the ball
loon Orient. and was carried sixty-seyesI
miles before coming to earth. He LANDED
in safety seven miles east Of carroIltonl
Ill, after being up for one hour and
fifty-five minutes.
The balloon came down In the midsi
of a herd OF cattle III a meadow on the
farm Of Robert Hardcastie. just bef1rs
the basket touched the ground II missed
a barbed wire fence. barely clearing tbs
barbs, and sank down among the cattle,
stampeding the herd. A team being work
ed in a field adjoining took fright AID
ran away. Farmers hurried TO the spot
and assisted the aerOnaut to pack up thC
balloon. which was later hauled to Car
roilton, where Mr.. Hawley will spend ths
night. lie viii return to st. Louis To-
morrow.
VIII Try IL Again.
This was Hawley's. seventh ascension
He expects to make another ascenstoI
Tuesday night and two more later on ii
the east, as he is required to have made
ten aseensions to qualify to act as ths
St Louis entry IN the International bal
loon tournament here in October.
Mr. Hawley. accompanied by Aeronauts
J. c. Mccoy and Leo Stevens. OF New
York. and Captain Charles Def. Chan
dler. United States signal corps, arrived
last hight
Il was the intention of Aeronaut NC
Coy and Captain Chandler to ascend this
evening IN the big balloon, America and
undertake a trip to Washington, D. c.,
in an endeavor to win the Lahm cup Of
fered for the longest distance balloon
flight. Hawley and Stevens intended I'd
ascend at midnight in the Orient. 4
smaller balloon. to test the air currents
in this vicinity in the interest Of ths
Aero club contest in October. 20
Air Currents Twisted.
During the forenoon Aeronaut Mcc
was advised by the weather bureau thai
the air currents Wers westward at pres
ent. and he therefore postponed his pro-
posed flight for thirty-six hours, in the
expectation Of a change Of currents "a
the east
Mr. Hawley telephoned from CarroitOn
tonight, saying he had experienced very
satisfactory trip. He said that In ascend
ing his balloon had narrowly missed en-
tangling with some telegraph wires,
which alarmed him. but beyond that the
trip was made without any uHtOward IN
cidents.
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CAPTAIN JONES SUSPENDED.

Cleveland. o.. April 27.-Captain Jones
or the Chicago American league team, re-
ceived notice Of his indefinite suspension
from President Ban Johnson here today,
The action was taken as a result of trou-
bic between Umpire Stafford and Jones
al yesterdays game upon the local
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REACHES SEMI-FINALS.
Jay Gould Making Good on Tennis
Courts.

London, April 27.-Jay Gould won in
three straight sets over f. B. Noel in the
second round of the international anna
teur lawn tennis tournament here today
Score. Ga 60 6-3.
The young American entirely outciassed
his opponent.
Gould has now reached the sefni-final
Y. H. Fonnell, the champion of 1904. who
rs regarded as having the best chance
against Gould, IS also left. having de-
feated Major Cooper Key by 3-2
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MAN BEATS MAY SUTTON
Woman Is SkiIlful, but Not Fast
Enough to Win
Game.

New York. April Z7.-skillful as was her
work. Miss May Sutton met defeat at the
hands of n. W Niles today at the ST
Nicholas rink. Miss Sutton played with a
vigor that kept her opponent on the Jump
but she failed to outlmaneuver him and
lest the match at AS ana "a.
Niles is champion at Harvard and 81
former interscholastic title holder.
Play in the mixed doubles was also bs
gun, Miss Sutton and Niles defeating Mrs
Berger Wallach and Raymond D. Little
10 and GO.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET.

TIE affiliated boys. clubs OF the T. NJ.
c. A. have announced the date for their
annual track and field meet this year. II
will be held June 1 at the university
campus In order to compete each entry
must attend at least 20 per cent OF the
meetings of the Sunday school to which
ha belongs between the dates OF May s
anG 90 inclusive.
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BREAKS uNHEARD-oF RECORD.

Berkeley. Cal, April 27.-Andrew GlarA
ner. OF the olympic club OF san Fran
cisco. broke the worlds record in a 900
pieces Of the Pacific Athletic association
Of the Amateur Athletic Union OF the
United States. Glarner brushed the tape
ond off the time OF H. Y Valentine, of
The New York Athletic association, who
held the record at 9 minutes 1 3-5 seconds.
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MCCORMACK WILL BE BACK.

Jack Hume received letter from II. E.
Mccormack. who Is now in San Jose say
ing he would be here to ride on the sau-
Ger this summer. Mccormack, or perhaps
it would be better to say Jew or Bur
glar," the two names under which he
was known at the saucer track, was ex-
ceedingly popular with the fans one rea-
son being that he always smiled, win or
lose.
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SOLAR PLExUs KILLS MAN.

; Walsenburg. Colo. April 81 !
; Thomas Miller. a miner aged 20, !
; died today from the effects of a \
; blow on the solar plexus given by =
; Sam L. Irons. aged q. in 8 prize !
; fight last night. Irons has been ar )
, rested. The dead boys mother be- ;
; came delirious when informed of her .
; sons death and it is feared the =
; shock 10 her nervous system may \
; terminate fatally.
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BILLIARD MATCH ON.

Billiard Expert Malone has arranged a
match with 6tarkwater onc of the Iocs1
experts. this week. Two games will be
PLAYED, oHs on Wednesday and the other
on Thursday al the White House biilia I'd
paEiorR
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NEW PITCHING RECORD.

Sacramento. CAL. April 27.-Pitcher
Fred Brown. Of the local state league
team. fixed new worlds record in the
game with Stockton today. He pitched
ten innings. allowing no runs, no hits and
no man reached first base. Only five
hits were made OFF Moskiman.
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sHooT an TRAPS TODAY.

The regular shoot OF the Salt Lake Gun
club Will be held at the traps at 10 o'clock
this morning. President Hofeiing wishes
ali members and all unattached shooters
who intend TO go to Ogden for the inter-
mountain tournament. to be on hand
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RUSTY HALL RELEASED.

Denver. April g7-"Rusty,' Hall. the
pitcher secured for the Denver Western
league baseball club from the Los Angeles
club, has been Internationally released
by Manager Wheeler,
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wRAY ISSUES CHALLENGE.

Toronto. Ont. April 27.--wray. the AUS
ralian scuiler. who has been coaching
khe Detroit Boat club. has challenged
Durham TO row on Toronto bay for the
championship OF America.
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Boston .--...-.-.s.,---....
Batteries-Young and Brown; Lush.
Richie and Jaeklitsch: Two-eSse hits
4 off Lush. 2; off Richie, 2. Struck out
BY Young, 2; by Lush. l; BY Richie, !.
Umpire-Rigler.
Pittsburg, April 27.-The Cincinnati Ma
tional league team made its first APP
rearance today in Pittsburg and lost a
slow game. Both Cincinnati pitchers
were wild. Score:
Pittspurg f.'... ...........-......
Batteries Lynch and Gibson; Hit, Hall
4: off Hit. S: off Hall. 2. Struck out
BY Lynch. 4; by Hit. /; by Hall, l. Um-
pires-Johnstone and Carpenter.
St Louis. April 27.-The Chicago Ma
tionals won the second victory Of the Sc
ries from st. Louis today in twelve IN
nings by a score of to 8. 81. Louis had
the game won until the ninth inning.
when an error by O'Hara let two men
r. H. E.
St Louis ................. -....... } 10 3
|l1eas0 ,:.c; "a
end King. Two-bsse nits-Bennett, 2;
Randall. Base on balls-Off McGlynn, s;
off Pfeister. 2. Struck out-By McGlynn.
8; by Pfeister, s. Umpire-O'Day.
Brooklyn, April 27.-Ths New York Ma
tionals won a ninth-innlng victory over
Brooklyn today on two battery errors,
sacrifice and a single by Bresnahan
which scored Strang and Devlin. Score:
r. II. +.
New York ............,...-........ Q
DIco sts ;...; vv;it., srd
Stricklett and Butler. Two-base hits
Oahlen. Casey. Strieklett. Bases an balls
off Stricklett, 2; off Wiltze. 2. Struck
out-By Stricklett. 3: by Wiltze, T. UNI
pires-Klem and Emslie
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AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Co 2: Kansas
City, Q.
At Louisville-Louisviile. 9; St. Paul, 2.
At Toledo-Toledo II; Minneapolis, T.
At anapolis-Indisnapol 3; Mil
waukee, g.
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SPRING COLE TouRNEY.

Lakewood. N. J., April g7.-Frsd .r4e-.
reshoff. Of Garden City. interschoIszti.
golf champion today won first prize i
the spring tournament OF the Count,
club. defeating II. ~. Forrest, Of P1lila.
aelpnia. -FOUR N and three - paRZl
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry shipler. Commercial Photog-
rapher. Isl Main street. Get my new
price HIST
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RexaIs VS.. streveIl-Pattersons.

The Rexal and Streve1Ie-Patterson teams
meet on the fort grounds at 2:3O this af-
ternoon. They vii. line up:
Rexals. StrevelI-Patferson
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In game No. s5s Mr. Allen missed 2 nice
win at nth move. Instead OF 2-s play
ls-11a. Zz-2S. 1871; 3 wins. A.-le-l0 %
22-l3 So. 1876, iii: B wins. W. r. Ke
ceres. - fla-I -
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Los Angeles. April 27-In a game marked
by wrangling between the players and the
umpire, Los Angeles defeated Portland to-
day. McCreedie was fined by Umpire Der
rick. and finally ordered off the grounds
for disputing a decision For Directing TO
a decision on balls and strikes, Hogan
was fined by the umpire. Los Angeles
made two double plays and Portland one.
A feature was Delmas' one-handed stop
and throw of Donahue's gTOunder in the
cfC
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Ia WELLEs VS.. BELL PHONES.
Bell Phones.

The LaVfeile and Bell Phone teams
meet at Fort Douglas this morning The
teams will line up:
LaVielles. Bell Phones
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Des Moines. Ia, April T-with Mckay
and Miller pitching in grand style. Des
Moines and Lincoln went fourteen innings
this afternoon. the champions winning on
Hogriever's drive over second base after
two had been retired. Score:
r. II. E.
Des Moines :. ..................
1lICCll
Batteries-Milier and Wolff; Cicottee,
Mckay and Sullivan.
Sioux City, Ia, April 27.-Corbett's Wild
ness IN the early part of the game gave
Pueblo the victory today. Score:
r. H. z.
Sioux City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
Pueblo =. ...........s.........5 8
Batteries-Corbett and Sheehan; Gilbert
and Smith.
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Y. M. c. A., S; All HslIows, 3.

The 7. NJ. c. A. defeated the All Hal
lows in a seven-innins game at the High
school grounds yesterday. by score Of
TO g. The lineup:
All HaIiows. Position. T. NJ. c. A.