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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
TURF RESULTS.

San Francisco, Cal. May A good
card. with two handicaps as features
drew a large attendance at Oakland to-
day and interesting sport was witnessed.
A record for the number of books oper-
ating was made when thirty-six players
drew in. The Shitese handicap went 10
J. C. Glenn. while Edwin Gum. who was
kicked at the post. finished second. Ii
ing a rough journey. The Prim handicap
was taken by Turnaway. Results
First race, five and half furiongs.-
Phalanx, los. Sandy, TO l, won; Esea-
Dollars 90. w. Kelly. Is to l. third. Time,
1907 2-5. Cemmell Peggy O'Neal. Bonnie
Reg and Senator Warren finished as
named.
Second race Prim handicap. four and a
half furlongs--Turnaway los, c. Ross
I to l. won; Raleigh, los, A. Brown, to
!, second; College Widow, no Gross, 10
2. third: Time. "a 20: Gaimoore, abbey
Rey Hindoo, Margie d. and Import fin
ished as named.
Third race. selling. six furlongs.-Bu-
coiic, 1O6 Alaire, to 1. won: Royal, los, ].
Hunter. 7 to 5, second; Banposal; 1Oo'
Sandy, to 2, third. Time. 1:lS 3-5. Burn
ing Bush. Silverskin. Nothing, Givonni,
Balerie and Darum finished as named
Fourth race Chinese handicap, purse,
Sl,0O0. one mile.-J. c. Glen. 50, c. Ross,
to J. won: Edwin Cum, 1l2. ]. Hunter.
rs to 3, second; Lissro, 112. F. Kenny, II
to 5. third. Time, 1:40. Princess Titania,
George P. McNear. Earl Rogers and The
Borgian finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, selling.
Bragg ITO. Keogh, to 5. won; DOlinda,
102 Lycursus, TO !. second; W. p. Gates,
107 A. Williams, - to ]. third. Time,
As 80. The Reprobate. Talamund, Bel
vior and Dutiful finished as named.
Sixth race mile.-Sanfara. 105. c. Ross.
to B. won: Bedford 107. Hunter, II to 10.
second; Tavona, 105 Sandy. 9 to 2. third.
Time. lao 3-5 Treasure Seeker and
Woolma finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
SPRINGVILLE SCHOOL WINS
Large Field Takes Part in Utah
County Track Cham
piOnshius.

The Utah County High schools had a
track meet at Lehi yesterday. for the
county championship. The high schools
OF Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove
Springvilie. Spanish Fork and Payson
were entered. The meet was won by
hind Lehi was third. The people Of
Lehi royalty entertained the visitors and
excursions were run from points all over
the county. The field events were pulled
off under Fred Bennion of the Univer-
sity of Utah, and the track events were
in charge of Freeman Bassett.
The meet developed some good ath-
letes. and there are a number who look
ike corners. The stars were S. Price, Of
Springville, Coward Of Spanish Fork
Simmons OF Payson and Ellsworth Of
Payson- Simmons and Price have fine
form in the sprints. The summary fol-
IOO-yard dash-Miner. Pleasant Grove.
first; Simons, Payson. second. Time,
220 dash-Price. springville. first; Sim
mons, Payson. second. Time. :27.
440-yard dash-Eilsworth. Payson, first;
Harris, Lehi, second Time, 50.
SS0-yard run-Elisworth, Payson, first;
Tuttie, Spanish Fork. second. Time. 2:20.
20 hurdles-Cloward, Payson. first: Ar
gyle, Spanish Fork. second. Time, 80
Shot put-Groesbeck, Springville, FIRST;
Simmons, Payson. second 80 feet, 10
High jump-Gardener. Lehi. first: Bower
and Reynolds. of springville. tied for sec
ond feet.
Broad jump-Price. Springville. first:
Alma Kirk. Pleasant Grove, second 1s
feet 10 inches.
Pole Taulf-Reynolds, SpringviIle. first:
Kershaw. Emerican Fork, second. 8 feet.
Hammer throw-Thomas Spanish Fork
first: Groesbecks Sprfngville. second 105
feet inches
Total -Springxille &c. Payson q.
f.ehi ls, Spanish Fork IL, Pleasant Grove
American Fork 3.
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BECKER WHOLE
SHOW At TOURNEY
Ogden Crack Captures About
Everything in Sight in the
Three Days Shoot.
(special 10 me Herald.)

Ogden. May 4.-The last day of the in
termountain tournament was distinctly
Becker day, the crack Ogden shooter TAX
ing about everything in sight When the
days shooting was summed up Becker had
captured the Browning medal. Idaho Falls
medal, Becker trophy and high average
medal
His average for the three days was sos
per cent, breaking total of 1888 birds out
OF the 425 shot at. Becker shot like
fiend all day today and seemed TO be
able to hit them whichever way they
went.
In the trophy shoot Becker and Bush
tied, but in the shoot off Becker smashed
As and Bush broke 40 For the Idaho Falls
medal Becker and Sneed shot tie. and in
this shoot off Becker won with score
of AZ to Al for Sneed.
The best guns for the two days shoot
were: Becker, 1888 out Of 20; Austin ana
McMillen tied for second place on SO;
Sneed third with 81; Harrington, $40,
Barnes, 369 and Mills. 36o: Plank or Den
yer was high professional for the shoot,
with 37S out Of the 425.
The shooting began this morning at II
o'clock. At this time the conditions were
perfect Later high wind came up and
this was followed by cold rain These
conditions seemed TO help some Of the
shooters while it greatly handicapped 9TH
ers, who fell away behind their first days
scores.
Live Bird Shoot a Tie.
The live bird shoot between Steve Love
and Vince Davis ended in a tie. Two
years ago this pair shot for the live bird
championship and the score ended in
tie Out OF the fifteen birds shot at today
each killed eleven within bounds. But
four more birds remained and each killed
two. The contestants then decided TO wait
until the tournament at Salt Lake next
year TO try to decide which is the best live
bird shot.
On the Confar medal shoot, Bigelow.
Bybee and Mosley tied, each breaking
twenty-four out OF the twenty-five. 1t
was proposed TO decide the winner by
toss OF the coin, which was done. and
Mosely won out.
The individual championship medal was
won by Lohr. He tied with Anderson in
the regular shoot. but won on the tie
shoot off.
Salt Lake won the team shoot. In the
first round Salt Lake tied with Boise. In
the shoot off they tied again and third
shoot was held this time the Salt Lakers
breaking fifty-six out OF sixty to fifty
three by the Boise gunnGrS.
This evening the visiting members were
given a royal time at the Weber club by
Matt Browning
Third Days Score.
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BASEBALL AT WALKERS.
Soldiers and Dubei Team Line Up
This Afternoon.

The Fort Douglas and Dubei team will
meet again this afternoon at Walkers
field. The game is scheduled for .. m.
These teams met last Sunday and the
soldiers won. Since that time Margetts
has had the boys working every day and
says they are in better shape and ex
poets to turn the tables this afternoon.
Margetts announced his. lineup last
evening which is somewhat different
from the team that played last Sunday.
The lineup for today will be: Doan. C.;
Sponberg, Heusser or Anderson, D.; Mar
gets. list b.. Mcconnell, I'd b.: Castro. S.;
Gum, "a b.. James. l. f.; Towner, m. f.;
Demara or Ostler, T. (.
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At Jamaica.

New York. May Jamaica results:
First race, five and one-half furiongs-
Alethno won. Royal Anyx second, Sir
Toddington third Time-1:0S 20.
Second race. selling, five and one-half
furiongs-Sussex won. Thomas Calhoun
second; Astoria Belle third. Time
104 1-5.
Third race. the Rosedale stakes. five
furlongsEFrizette won, Tartar Maid sec
ond. Ella O'Neil third. Time :03 2-5.
Fourth race. Montague stakes. mile and
a sixteenth-Dr. Gardner won, Philander
second. Okenite third Time-1:49 2-5.
Fifth race, fire and one-half furiongs-
Tikaion won, Belle of POQuest second.
Lady Anne third Time-l 90 %.
Sixth race six furlon gE-Oraeulum won,
Dondomo second, Gallant Dan third.
Tiu1e-1.l5 S-5
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At Lexinoton.

Lexington. Ky. May AIRS. Nicholas
Longworth. daughter of the president,
sew the races today Summary:
First race four and one-hah furlongs-
Great Pirate won, r. c. Ram second,
Ladys Man third. Tines 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Vipsania won,
Sally Suler second, Wild Violet third.
Time-1:16 2-5.
Third race, four and one-half furlongs-
Judge Dundon won. Fare second, Top
lofty third. Time-.56 As.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth,
Longworth handicap-The Abbott won.
PeQuest second, High Bear third. Time
1:47 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Blaek Fox
won, Ralbert second. Caroline w. third.
Time-1:H 4-5
Ouradi second, Camille third. Time
1:i5 s-5.
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SAUCER TRACK OFFICIAL
Names of These Who VIII j
Bike Races This Year.

The list of officials at the saucer
for the coming season has been
nounced as follows:
Referee, c, L. Berry; assistant 7
ees, R. l. Conley, A Z Hyde, F
Barney; judges, Charles II DOwse. J
Dana 7. Smith, Judge c. B. Diehi
Jensen, J. II. Moore, w. w. Hall
g. H. Hirschyogal: timers, DR.. c
Plummer, J. NJ. JorgensOn, A. c.
gets. S. Smith, D. A. Callahan
Charles A. Buchanan: scorers. G.
Chambers, Ned Mckenzie. Hugh Ri
and James Kirsh: clerk Of course,
ard Cranes; starter. Frank Gardner
nouncer, DR.. Fred W Meakin: uni
j. B. EdmOnds and Al Cowan; man
John HalVerson.
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WORD FROM FINUCAN !.
Will Leave Chicago for Ogden
May z.

Sammy MoClintic said yesterday
he has received word from Finucane
that he will leave Chicago for Ogde
May Z. This will bring him here IN %
of time TO train for the match with
land. McClintic tried to get Mar
Harry Pattison TO bring Kid Sullivan
70 meet Hyiand. but the New Y,
would not come. Kid Sullivan is the
who sent Young COrbett to dreamlai
the eleventh round on Friday night.
my figures that Hyland turned the
in five rounds, so he does not see Y
fighting Dick has not got il over
van for a few rounds anyway
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ROAD RACE ENTRIES.
Provo Bike Riders Among Firs
Sian Up.

Manager Hugh Rippeto. Of the DE
ton day road race, said yestefsssey
he had received the entry of ch
of Provo. who won the time prize in
years race. Another rider from F
by the name of Rasmussen has ser
his entry and Rippeto says he has
from several other Proyoites that
will be on hand.
RippetO says the course is in spit
condition at the present time and
many Of the riders are nov trainins
expects a CROWD viii be out today,
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KRAMER'S TRAINER HER
Champion of Them Ali Expsets
Arrive Some Time Today.

Jack Neville. trainer for Frank Kra
arrived in the city yesterday. Neville
the champion is expected to arrive ID
Kramer's trainer brings the informl
that the champion has been trafnins
about a month and is already in good
ditiOn. All he will need is a little
here to get acclimated and then hel
be In condition to go up against the
Of them rr.-
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COLORADO MINERS WIN
Their Baseball Team Too Speedy for
Lads on the East
Bench.

The seniors of the Colorado School of
Mines defeated the seniors of the Utah
School of Mines yesterday morning at the
university campus The score was IA to
S. The game was spectacular throughout
and il was closely contested until the
last two innings, when the Utah Miners
went up in the air. Both pitchers did
good work and they struck out large
number Of men. The feature of the game
was one-hand catch by Fuzzy Moore.
who was playing second base for Utah.
Varlsy was Ttah's star stick artist. and
he could always be depended on for
long drive. Shaver OF the Golden team
did good all-around work. The lineup
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SOCKER At eureka TOD
McWhirter Scheduled to Play
Salt Lake Against
Miners.
lspeeiaI to n Heraldl

Eureka, May 4.-The Salt Lake 50
team viii come to Eureka Sunday
cross swords Tor feetl with the mil
The Eureka team is not so strong as
one picked for last Sunday, but tn
Gals are expected TO hold their ON
least
The fact that McWhirter is to PLAY
the Saints will in itself draw a 2
many people, anxious TO see a Scotch
who was not able to hold on to his
bees, such a thing being very rare
these parts.
for Salt Lake, will come out to pla.
Eureka
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POLE Vault REcoRp.

Berkeley. Cal. May 4.-Alfred Mul
the Oakland high school broke the ",
pole vault record for high schools il
Bay counties league field meet al
University of California track this
noon. He cleared the bar at u fei
inches. The former record for hiaA s.
was held by Fred Mullen OF Fl
who vaulted II feet 1-5 Inches A.
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THEODORE AND MAY WIr.

New York. May Lawn tennis PLAY
ers continued their matches on the St.
Nicholas rink today Miss May Sutton
paired with Theodore Roosevelt Pell
against c. F. Watson, jr., and Vernon
Prentice Watson and Prentice won 6-z.
g. Miss Sutton requested that two adj
ditional sets be played and they furnished
the feature of the day. She and Pell won,
rs and 6-3.
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ALL HALLoWs BEAT SOLDIERS

In an exciting game yesterday All Hal
lows defeated the Second Fort Douglas
team by the score Of IL to IL Walizer
pitched for the soldiers, while Quinn and
Carroll tossed for the collegians.
All Haliows will play the alumni on the
college campus this morning. The game
Is called for 10 O'Clock.
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DERBY ON MONDAY

Louisville. KY, May 4.-The thirty third
renewal of the Kentucky derby. the oldest
fixed event on the American turf. will be
run Monday at Churchill Downs. The
entries, weights. jockeys and the odds.
as posted tonight, follow: Arctic. III.
Troxler. 20 g. Red Gauntlet. III. D..
Austin, 20 1: Ovelando, III. D. Nichol,
Orland Wick. lie. J. Lee. Is to /; Pink
Star, III, Minder. 10 10 T. Seal, III. J.
Hennessey, 20 to I; Boxara, III, % to J..
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At Lawrence. Kan.-Univers:ty of Kan
sas. II; Missouri University. 1.
At Worcester. Mass: Harvard. /, Holy
Cross, (ten innings)
At New Haven: Cornell. 2: Yale, l.
At Philadelphia: Princeton. 8; PennsyI-
vania, 0.
At Chicago: Chicago. :; Wisconsin, O.
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At Kansas city-Kansss City. 8: Lou
isville IA.
At Columbus-columbus 4; st. Paul. 3.
At anapolis--Indianapolis, 2; Mil
waukee. l.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis-Toledo
game postponed: snow
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NEW HAMMER THROW RECORD.

New Haven Conn. May Ain the an
nuaI interschoiaetlc meet here today. par
tioisated in By a number of eastern
schools. l. J. Talbot of MercersbuFE
academy broke the worlds record in the
fvelre-pound hammer throw. making 1873
feet. He made the former record OF 1872
Eeet 10 inches.
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SHELLS ON CARNEGIE LAX

Princeton, n. J.. May 4-The
move in rowing at Princeton was
today. when two shells purchased
week by Coach Titus were laGnchi
Carnegie lake. A number of student.
had rowed az preparatory schools
in the boats An inter-csass race
ing arranged.
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PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco. May 4.-Bunched hitting
in the early part of today's game gave the
locals a big lead which they maintained
throughout the contest. The Portlands
could not do anything with Henley's de-
livery and one hit in the first inning with
another IN the fourth constituted their
contribution to the batting column. Score:
r. II. E.
Portland -. .,..................... 2
san francisco -. .....-...-..-... il
Batteries-Gun and Donahue; Henley
and Street. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles Nav 4-Los Angeles
punched fits hits in the second and sixth
and secured six runs. Oaklands hits were
well scattered. Score:
R. H E
Los Angeles -...--,.-.----..-- 10
Oakland Observation-Disclosures. 8 IL
Batteries-Nagle. Burns and Eager:
Randolph and Hackett. Umpire-Derrick.
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SHOOT AT LOCAL TRAPS.

The entire bunch of experts who have
been IN attendance at the traps in Ogden
for the past three days will come to Salt
Lake this morning for a practice shoot
at the local traps.
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AFFILIATED BOYS CLUES.

The Tiff Boys club defeated the First
Presbyterian club in battle royal at Wa
satch grounds yesterday by score OF %
to g. Batteries for Iliff,, Paris and Cand-
land; for Presbyterian. Steiful and Ru-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago May 4.-Luck was with Chi
cago. Lungren gave seven passes and
was hit safely six times, while Hoffman
was the only Chicagoan to hit Willis.
Score r. H. e
PlttSDurg ...--... ..........-...-.
Batteries-Lungren and King; Willis
and Gibson. Bases on balls, off Lungreu
.. off Willis 3; struck out. by Lungren l.
by Willis l. Umpire, O'Day.
New York. May 4-Brooklyn was
smothered at the Polo grounds today.
Score: r. H. b
New YORK ---..-..----.-----.-.. 10 IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcintyre anu Ritz
ter; Wiltse, Fl. Matthewson and Bresna-
han and Fitzgerald. Two-base hits,
Strang, Fitzgerald; three-base hits. Shan
non Bresnahan; bases on balls, off Wiitse
!, off PastOrius l, off Mcintyre 3; struck
out. by Wiltse g. Umpires. Klein and
Emslie.
Cincinnati. May l. An error In the
eighth inning saved St. Louis a shut-cut
Cold weather kept the crowd down.
Score: r. II. +.
SlnclnHau -..----- .....--...--.-.-
st. Louis ....-...............-..-.-
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mclean: Beebe
and Marshall. Struck out. by Ewing 6, by
Reebe 1; bases on balls, off Ewing J. off
Beebe 3. Umpires, Carpenter and John
stone.
At Boston-Boston-P Philadelphia game
pOstpODed rain
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JAY GOULD NOW
WORLDS CHAMP
Son of Multi Millionaire Beats
Best Players Out of Title
in England.

London May z.-Jay Gould OF New York
today won the championship match Of the
International Amateur court tennis tour
nament at the Queens club. defeating
Eustace Fl. Miles, holder Of the title
Score: GA. 3-6, 6-2, Ga.
In the last set. when the score was 90.
the American suffered from a cramp in
his arm and the game was stopped for q
few moments.
The match was as hard fought as any
ever witnessed in England. Exceptional
interest was taken in the contest and
the court was crowded with spectators
Miles took the lead in the first set and
reached AZ, when the American rallied
and brought the score up to 4 all and
won the set without letting mis- opponent
score again.
Hard Work Shows on Gould.
in the second set, Miles making the score
2-1 and then 81 before the American
pulled himself together. Gould won the
next two games, but was unable to pre-
vent his opponent from winning the next
In the third set the British player again
led Off winning the first three games.
Gould then made the score 81. but was
unable to further hold Miles, who took
the set, 6-1.
The fourth set opened with a magnifi-
cent exhibition of play upon the part of
both players and the greatest excitement
game and Miles then won the third ard
Gould the fourth, making the score all.
Playing with splendid precision. the Amer
lean won the remaining four games and
the set without allowing Miles to score
again.
With the match standing at two sets
all. the excitement was at fever height.
Miles again took the lead and won the
first game but Gould quickly responded
and made the scure one ali. The players
took the succeeding games alternately.
until the score GOD all. The Ameri-
can then made 1t 4-3 and then SO.
Miles took the next game. but Gould
won out Ga. capturing the match and IL
Gle of British champion. which is eQuiva-
lent to the worlds championship.
Twice in the last set Gould suffered
from a cramp in his wrist. but after a
few moments rest he was able &c resume
His play at the finish was the most bril-
liant of the match He remarked that
the match had not been so hard as he
had anticipated
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GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
JEFFERSON JUNIORS WIN.

The Jefferson Juniors beat the stars
Yesterday by a score Of to 5 The win
ners: Gillette. 9, Mann. p; Ellis, Id. (;
Nordqufst, zb-; Cunningham, 3D.; Finch,
as; Worthen. II; Killer. ef
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Standing of Teams.


The university baseball team and the
Y. NJ. c. A. played a game on the uni
versity campus yesterday afternoon.
The game ended in darkness. which was
accountable for many errors on both
sides. The score was 10 to in favor of
Utah. The lineup follows:
University Position Y. NJ A
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IOWA, &c; NEBRASKA, n.

Ames, Ia, May z.-Iowa State college
today defeated the University OF Nebraska
IN field meeting. 50 to A.
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GAME AT FORT TO-DAY.
Streveli-Patterson.
y Ux-1xx,o--o

The RECALLS and StrevelI- Pattersons play
a game at the Fort Douglas grounds this
afternoon at o'clock The lineup:
Rexau StreveIi-Patterson
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CORNELL, ri; PRlNcEToN.

Ithaca, n Z, May z.-corEeil "
dual track meet from PrincetoE {
q to e
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia May Anew York won in
the first inning by hitting Dygert hard.
Waddell, who succeeded him, was also
easy. Score: r. II. Z.
ItllaUeAptid --------------.-.- L
Batteries-Keefe, Orth and Kleinow;
Waddell. Dygert, Schreck and Berry.
Washington. May 4.-Boston batted hard
TODAY and easily shut out Washington,
Score: r. H E
Boston --- ...--.---.. ..-.------.-- IA o
Batteries-Kittsen Patten and Hayden;
Glaze and Armbruster
Detroit. May 4-Chicago won a game
of freak plays. In the fourth inning with
Rossman at third and Schafer at second,
and none out Schmidt hit 70 Davis. A
triple resulted. Rossman being out on
the line. Schmidt oft trying to make sec
ond and Sehaefer out at the plate. Score:
r. II. E.
1-tApit 49, -..-..-+.. --.--...--".- ~ y
1llCdEO .-......-.........-.-. /
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; White,
Walsh and Sullivan.
At Cleveland-St. Louis Cleveland game
postponed; wet grounds
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle, Wash, May with the score
to in favor of Spokane in the seventh
inning. kellackey drove the bali over the
fence for a home run. scoring two ahead
of him and giving Seattle the lead 1t
was kellackeys second homer of the
game. The crowd showered silver pieces
upon him.. Spokane tied in the first of
the eighth on errors by Mack, but Seattle
got one mar. across in the ninth on base
on halls. sacrifice a hit and a fielder
choice, winning the game. Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, May 4.-Cold weather and
drizzling rain interfeFed with the OPEN
ing game on the home grounds today The
teams abandoned the field in the fifth
inning, neither side having scored. Score;
r. H. E
fuebiO ---.-..s-s-.---
Adams and Zalusky; Hatch and Tonne
man.
Lincoln. May 4.-Cicotte had one bad
inning today. and 1t lost the game for
Lincoln. Score:
r. H. E.
lsintOlu -.--.--- -.-....------t---.-
Des Moines Observation-Disclosures. 5 5
Cicotte and Sullivan; Miller and Dash
wood
Omaha. May 4-Omaha had an easy VIC
tory in todays game. Score:
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Sioux City ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2
McNeely and Gonding; Stimmel and
Spies