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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
GAY Old BUCK OF ao.

Providence. r. l., Oct Ia-Captain Ben
janin ID. Manton of COlonia. Uruguay.
hale and hearty at 50 years. and reputed
one of the wealthiest land owners in
that part Of South America, thwarted
the opposition of his relatives here.
dashed away with his fiancee IN an au-
fonobile and in Fall river married Miss
Sarah F. Hartman OF Philadelphia. a
writer about half his age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
SIMPLE HOME MI TURE
CURES RHEUMATISM

The thousands of men and wo-
men who have felt the torture of
dread rheumatism will be glad 20
avail themselves OF the following
prescription, which will be found
the most effective remedy obtain
able for rheumatism and all kim
dred form of blood diseases which
cause pains in the muscles. points.
lame back. thro. filsg head and
general debility;
''One ounce Syrrn IF Sarsapar-
lila Compound: one ounce Toris
Compound; half plat Of high grade
whisky. These to ne mixed and
shaken well and used H. doses of a
tablespoonful before each meal and
at bedtime.
The ingredients are obtainable
from any well stocked druggist.
The kidneys becoming inactive. the
pOisOns which should be thrown off
are retained in the blood and set
lie in the joints and muscles and
cause untold suffering. This con-
dition. If not checked, will lead TO
even worse complications of the
bladder and digestive organs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker

A well dressed woman interrupted a
political speaker recently by contin-
uaily coughing. If she had taken Fo-
leys Honey and Tar it would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
the cold from her system. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and is in a yellow package
Refuse substitutes. 1. J. Hin Drug Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
Brother Accused.
Are You Only Half AIive7

People with kidney trouble are 81
weak and exhausted that they are only
half alive. Foley's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy kidneys. restores lost
restored TO health. Refuse any bat
Foleys F. J. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20

by the board of directors for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1908. is as follows:
Mexican Currency
The gross earnings from all
sources were ..-.....-.-.....- .S15, Col, 80 II
The total expenses of opera
Jon were -------------.------ 9,913s 10y. 80
Leaving net earnings f....S 1855, $50. II
United States
Currency.
Which reduced to gold at 30
cents for the silver dollar
gives .--.-----------..-.-..S 2,Sf3, 0l0. 80
To which add:
Interest and dividends on bonds
and stocks owned ........S 656 7e4 02
Other receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3,57e. A
Making . ...........-.s2 ,5O3. Ala. So
From which deduct:
Taxes and rentals..S 81 1888
Interest on bonds
and notes ........ 2, 500, $50. 90
This years proper
ton of cost of
extending 5 per
cent gold notes.. 304. 692 Il
Interest on loans. 4536S 80
Other charges 80. 55,347. as 3. e6e. $50 6S
surplus --.---------------.S o54, los. i
And
Dividend on preferred stock of
/ per cent payable Aug. IS.
isNc -.----.---.--...-...-S 2SS, 329 %
Balance carried to profit and
loss account --------------.-x 2i5, $50. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
TIE DEsERET SAVINGS BANK.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
W. W. Ritter, President
Noses Thatcher, Vice President
Elias A. Smith, Cashier.
L. 8. Hills, John r. Barnes, John c.
Cutler, David Eccles, A W. Carlson,
smoot, E. r. Eldredge, w F. James.
Four per cent interest yaid on savings
deposits.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington, May lin a game marked by the
hvellest kind Of batting the New York Yankees
defeated Washington to-day by score of to 4.
attendance.
Eibcrfeld the clever shortstop, was hurt by Gan
ley In the fifth inning and had to retire 1t will
be some days before he is able TO play again. Ball
took his place at short field. Newton was taken
out of the box for the Yankees in the second
inning when run had been scored on a base on
balls and two singles and Chesbro's substituted A
sacrifice, a single and Chesbro's wild throw were
responsible for two more in this inning, which
gave the home team big lead.
1t was not long lived however for in the third
inning the Yankees got their eye on the bali and
sent 1t in all directions OF the field, png I'D four
runs klenow started the good work with single
and Niles followed ii with another Mcbride was
unable to get Keeler's low drive and Kleinow
tsllied Elberfeld walked. and with the bases full
Stahl sent out slashing three to the club
house, scoring Niles. KeeIer and Elberfeld In the
following inning the Yankees made what turned
out TO be their winning when Conroy singled
got TO second On wiio pitch and scored on Ches-
bros sacrifice fly.
Before the second inning Stahl who is now NAV
ing in left neld for the Yankees received a bunch
of American Beauty a token of apnrecia-
ton for his management of the Washington team
for two years. splendid catch and throw bv
Mcbride of a liner from Stahl's bat was the field
ing feature. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTEsr
VHIcHgo VS.. ST. louis (cOId weath
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAINING

ot NAY L-BeiIs wildness in the last inning
Ia., game was responsible for the Superbas
using 10 Boston by score of to 7 DabIar go
9u7E' "eeE' the nrst two men TO face him. got their
.oneS oH Deing nit by pitched balls and DahIen
iiieu "hlle Sweeney got TO third on his ,r;,d
.i+p on McGann's single Sweeney raced in
II was hard game for Brooklvn n Iosa - :.
seemed safely Won when the team scorei t,,o ro
o. 'le ilhtn inning on two bases on balls a sacri-
nee ana single. Wilhelm, who had ntcbod = So,
s"He' ' was taken out at this point to send in
S.ao"ser htter' but the move was fatal as Bell
was as Wild as a hawk and had no controI 80
the ball ~ Ho coh'rol or
e weather was cold, but fair sized crowd ,,as
80 80 a''ehoahce The game was marked nv bea,.,,
Hi''ihs and errors both sides. which co,,rto5
tsilaAy IN tlS scoring. The visitors started off
Win rush. making three runs in the fret tnr,
- Nouole sacrifice, a base on balls and
1iisle' sandWched in with two errors In the eix+h
inning Boston succeeded In getting tbraa -
1oross the plate. which tied the score Anotho-
III III the eighth inning gave Boston the lead
Inc hnish was of the whirlwind order ana ,h
"nS went nome satisfied Dahlens home run was
d feature of the game ~ va"
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
GAMES 1T COLUMBIA.
HOynes Makes Ne1U University Rec
ord an One-Mile Run.

One university record was broken at the annual
spring championship games of Columbia University,
held South Field yesterday afternoon. G.
Hoynes senior In the Engineering School, won the
one-mile in 432aS, clipping three seconds off
the old mark made by c. B. Marshall in 1901.
Hoynes was not pushed and won by hundred
yards. eased up. The track in poor condition,
while strong wind blowing down the back
stretch. few minutes later Hoynes the half
mile in easy style in 2:o5*s, finishing ten yards
ahead of Sanders and link. who came in second
and third only foot apart
The Hammond point trophy was captured by the
junior class. with total of II points, while the
seniors got second honors with 80 points w A
Kmbel won the hundred-yard dash by three yards
from E. Newton, freshman, who got bad start
but coming along well at the finish The time
was 0:102s. c. l.. Hall the two-me run in
1027ts, hard pressed by Smith. who finished second
The summaries follow
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Hail 90 Fine; = o;1o's ssN1nl'' H. third
Ha 6a II 20 dashmWon by
man, 0s third; c Hvaas IL fourth. Time 0:24as
sade third I: c c. GSnther S@haefs m fourth %
x Ronme5 Sa rqnWon zn
G Hvaos m fourth Zine o. o5s Is hutchinson Oe third
% sscand RudeS BIZ g. Hs sld Os smH
znE oe {hTd + q Morgan Gs oo aoGfa
GFahaga sIacksn4s ,r oS sso@nd @S% q & " "
:, Two hundred and twenty-ya hurdle-wOn by V. r.
MGPT%y dGGrd dC lo N & GOas I and C M Bowes 10
with P9ftns gu st en- 70 s BY
Ss& An Amdon q oe ff1l tsrd vii With ':sGq9 IS e
9y a Ba5g9ek 9S IT. 10 Ss With vault
A. G. Marsh, 10, and C. NJ. Bowes, 10, tied for third
High Jump: J, Ryan. 90. and F, Ware, 'Os tied
odr5G H place e ff s h and L. HaT'0" O' tied for
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Atlantic City, \. j. May l.-Strong players fell
by the wayside in the first and second rounds of
the open golf tournament the links OF the Coun-
Try CUB. or Atlantic City, to-day. They included
Jerome ID. Travers. OF Montclar, the national
champion. and Fred Herreshoff the far driving
Harden city expert. DIR. NJ II. Neiffer, Of Hunt
ingdon Valley. comparative stranger to open
tournament golf, had the distinction of defeating
the champion by up and to play, but little
significance can be placed the victory for the
reason that Travers in condition to play
Herreshof fell before his club mate, the redoubt-
able Walter J. Travis. Flnday s. Douglas Of
Nassau, won both his matches. as did W. G.
fownes. jr., of Oakmon In the semi-final round
to-lnorro~ morning Travis will meet Fownes and
douglas Will measure strength with Neiffer.
The match of the day was between Travis and
tierreshon I'm the afternoon. A stymie prevented
the formr from winning the first hole. but after
that there were no hard luck stories. Better di-
rection enabled Travis to win the fourth fifth and
sixth holes making him up. ierreshoff won the
seventh by reaching the green, ATS yards, in two
beautiful Shots and the hole mis- In to 5. A
better drive also earned the eighth for him, and
he squared the match at the NINTH aided by a
mastery recovery out of trouble This made the
pair square at the turn, the strokes reading 42
each.
Coming home, Travis reeled off holes in
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
DEMAREST A WIZARD
MIKES HIGH RUN RECORD.
Poggenburg No Match for National
ChampiOn at Billiards.

Calvin w Demarest Of the Chicago AthIsts
Association, defeated J. F. Poggenburs, OF the
German Liederkranz Club in the international ana
teur billiard tournament at 1872 baiklIHe at the
German Lederkranz Club last night by score Oc
90 to 25s
u was the second victory for the national clam.
pon. In the fifteenth inning he succeeded in max
ing a high OF 120. the best far in the tourna-
ment, Lucien RerolIe. the French expert mads
the previous high OF 103 Thursday night.
DeInarest averaged q 1-19. which also the best
made far. PoggenbuIs's average was = i-ls and
his high A.
Demarest took the lead in the fourth inning and
held 1t to the end. Poggenburs managed TO keep
within striking distance up to the twelfth inning.
when he was only Is points behind. but the young
expert soon drew away. and after the fourteenth
his victory was only a question OF time. Hs
played with the ease and skill Of a professional
and the balls seemed to respond to his delicats
touch as if bewltched He was master in nUrs-
ing the worries in the centre space and his open
table play and daring masse shots brought out
enthusiastic applause His average for the first
eleven innings was less than nine. but he warmed
up as the game progressed and later. IN series
of four innings, gathered 265 points.
Demarest the bank and chose the spot bail.
He counted and missed Poggenburs found
the balls in good position and in a dashIng way
ran off %. but the champion soon OveTcame this
advantage and with clever of "a in ths
fourth inning took command The game was fai-Iy
even for the next few innings. but when Denares-
settled down. after the twelfth inning. with runs
of 80. e. and 12o PogsenbUrs was Outclassed N
the eighteenth inning ne needed "A so. but missed
his last shot and gave his opponent chance To
run o.
The score follows;
ls9 rsa s. ia5 % a1srave l. 20 e 'a ss
se 81 9s S ls IS r.,ss. 30 is s1ts e =
The standing to date follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
SCORES AGAIN.
TTginia Suffers Defeat in a Loosely
Played Game.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Fordham scored another easy victory yesterday
when the University of Virginias baseball team
was defeated by a score of to 2 Susong was
in the box for the visitors. but the home players
solved his curves and made nine safe hits. Egan
who did the twirling for the Bronx team, allowed
only five hits and pitched steady game
Mahoney lived up TO his reputation a hard
hitter and slammed out home and a three
bagger The home came In the opening in
ming and with two out. In the third inning he
nearly duplicated the trick, but he npped at
the plate.
Virginia played a loose game in the field and
showed weakness at the hat. In the first inning
the Southerners had two men bases. with only
one out but the hit was lacking. and their chance
TO score was gone. The thing happened in
the second but Egan famed the remaining bat
ters.
The cold weather made clean playing impos-
sibe, but Fordham suffered most and made three
errors, all of which were costly. a neat double
play in the seventh inning a feature. Hona-
ker smashed hot one to Egan. who got the ball
10 third and cut off Bowe. By a quick throw
Schfess doubled up Honaker at frat.
Virginia was without the services of three of
her regular players-Maddux at second, Thorn in
right field and Walker at first base
The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

The summary of the first two sixteens follows
First sixteen (hrst round)-Walter j. Travis Garden
City. beat A. W. Tilnghast, hiladelphia, up and
TO play Fred HerreshOn. Garden City, beat l. A.
Hamilton, Englewood. up and 3 to play F. s. Sher-
Atlantic City beat IL. NJ. Forrest, Philadelphia.
by default; W, c. Fownes. jr., oakmont. beat w r.
Shackeford. Atlantic City. and to play Richard
Mott, Riyerton, beat w, c. Fownes Oakmont up and
to play Finday :. Douglas. Nassau beat NJ. Hutch
lnson, Princeton AMI to play DIR. NJ. X Neffer,
Huntingdon Valley beat Jerome D. TraveTs Montclair,
up and = 20 play.
Second round-Travis beat Herreshoff. up and to
play; W. c. Fownes, ir, beat Sherman up and to
play Neiner beat Weir. up; Douglas beat Mott 3 up
and . to play.
Second sixteen (frst round)-B. r. Race. BelfelI,
beat J. c. Head, Oakmont, up and to play; s. L.
Brumbaugh Atlantic City, beat W. r. McShea Allan
tic City, up and 1 to play; s. ID. Wright Pennsyl-
vanla, beat A. T. Hail. Riverton. up and play
Walter Camp. New Haven, beat NJ. A. Griffith Atlantic
city up ana to play; E. S. Davis. Frankfort. beat
4. ID. S. Johnson. st. Paul. up and 4 to play; J..
Earnest, Wilmington. beat ]. McMurtrie, Apawamis. .
up and TO play: j. A Howard Philadelphia beat ].
s. Gould, Atlantic City GO holes)
Second round-H. c. Fownes beat Earnest. up and
. TO play: Howard beat Race, 4 UP and play;
Hall heat Brumbaugh. up and 1 play; e. S Davis
beat Camp, up and to play
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
THE CORNELL FOOTBALL DATES.

ithaca, n. Y. May 1.-The Cornell athletic coun-
Gil announced to-day the football schedule for next
fall. 1t is made up OF only nine games Amherst
Trinity and Chicago the teams which
Cornell will face this year. The schedule follows:
October 3, Hamilton, at Ithaca: October TO- Ober-
lin at Ithaca: October H. Colgate at Ithaca Octo-
ber "a. Vermont, at Ithaca October 81 Pennsyl-
vania State at Ithaca; November Z, Amherst at
Ithaca; November IA. Chicago. Chicago: Novem-
ber p, Trinity, at Ithaca: November &C. Pennsyl-
vania. at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
JAPANESE AN ALASKA EXPLORER.
Covers 1000 Miles of Unknown Territory
and Investigates Mysterious Placer Fields.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Tacoma. Wash, May l-Nanda, Japanese
traveller in Alaska has just reached Dawson, after
covering more than one thousand miles in the un-
explored territory between Herschel Island and Fort
Yukon. He left Dawson early last winter with a
dog team going to Fort Yukon. Then he went to
Rampant House. and travelled by compass across
an unknown territory in the direction of Hershel
Island He reached his destination late in Febru-
airy.
After remaining with whalers a week he went
eastward as far as spur of mountains where he
investigated some mysterious placer fields. about
which he will say nothing. He put in a month
prospecting.
wanda left Herschel on March "a on his return
trip by way Of Old Grow River. Rapid River and
Porcupine to Rampant House thence to Fort
Yukon and up the river to Dawson. The day be-
fore he left Herschel Island several Eskimos ar
rived from Flaxman Island and reported rich gold
strike on Kuguru River.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CHANGE IN GRAND CIRCUIT DATES
Meeting at Providence Transferred to Elk.
wood Park, in New Jersey.

Long Branch N J., May 1.-There was great re-
joicng here to-day the prospective RESUMPTION
or Grand Circuit racing in New Jersey at Elk
wood Park. which is controlled by the Monmouth
County Trotting Association. Elkwood Park sue
ceeds Providence which has been dropped. The
hrst race meet under the arrangement will be
held from August 81 September z the dates
originally assigned to Providence
The officials OF the Monmouth County Trotting
Association received notice yesterday by telegram
from the Grand Circuit stewards that the Elk
wood Park application had been accepted
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MRS. POUCH DEFE4TED.
Outplayed by Hrs. Barger-U Uollacb
in La1cn Tennis Final.

After two sets Of fast lawn tennis Mrs Barger~
Wallach was successful in winning the final match
of the womers singles tournament yesterday On
the court of the St. Nicholas Rink Her opponent
was Mrs. William II. Pouch, the former national
champion VINO played with daring briliancy against
Mrs BarSer- Walach's stead der game Both OF the
sets were close. the final score being SIS. s.
Mrs. EaTser-N alach began The service and from
the start the spin of her Unde-hard bothered
Mrs Pouch K was revealed later that tle reason
for Mrs Barger-WalIach playing al Of her sho-s
and her service with low, level strokes was due 20
an injury 10 her arm which makes it impossible for
her to lift her racquet above the height Of her
shoulder
Even with this handicap she drove with such pre-
cision that she the first three games in order.
The sharply played cross shots and smashes OF Ms
Pouch won her the next two. the last az deuce.
She was within point Of the next game when Mrs.
Barser-W allach made several deeply placed drives
and pulled out the same. Mrs. Pouch scored tbs
eighth game and her opponent the SET on the ninth
The second set was faster and better than ths
first. once Mrs. Pouch hcId the lead al s. bur
only TO lose il. W. y. I.arned. B. g Wright George
and Bob Wreun atterward played exhibition
doubles. Mixed doubles Will begin to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
TO OPEN NEW YACHTING STATION

The new club station OF the Yonkers Corinthian
Yacht Club will be established at Fort Comfort
lnn' Piermont- Hudson, this afternoon The club
nag viii be raised with appropriate ceremonies in
which Commodore Manvie and q hundred of the
club members will participate
in the evening the occasion will be further COM
Mernorated by q banquet at the inn, where the
yachtsInen viii formally inspect the 'AdmiraIs
Cabin" which has been set apart for their use
during the yachting J. Edmund Griffin is
chairman Of the club committee OF arrangements
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Vas WasAihstan isas d2

IToabsse hiis-C9nroy and Ban. Three hits
of Gehrng in inning: Keeley, S in FIVE IN
Hlngs; on Newton. in one and third innings:
Chesbro, q in
1-Shpke. Chase, kleinow and Chesbro Stolen bases
Cohroy Chase and El6erfeld; Left on basesWashing
S Sn Newton. q on CheSbro l. First base errors
by Newton. I: by ChesbIu . Wild ntcbes-Patten
Gehring and Keeey. Time 2:l5. Umpire-Connonv
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
TWO AUTOMOBILES REACH JAPAN.

Toxic, May 1.-The French and Italian cars in
the New fork-to-Paris automobile race arrived
here to-day. They VIII leave within few days
for Eladvostok, from which place the long run
across Asia and Europe will begin
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
score follows
Totals al s s 2718

,batted Tor Ferguson ninth inrfn9
It3atttd FOR Wilhelm in ninth inning
+Nohe out when winning run was sc0re5
o l l 2 O
'fA' ~ ........--.... y O a .
1y Imooase hitsIPattee, Bowernan Maoney McIptvre
NJ tCr hl-LeWls. Home runs-Dahlen Ritc6ev
inniI nI,hon aoHng in inning: Ferguson in
innIns oh Sc5ntyFe In innings; off Wilhelm 2 In
innings OF Bell. l in l inning Sacrifice bitsHCboa
nan fattee. Bowerman Stolen bases-Hitchev Rates
pIo"he i'ahlen. Double play Bowerman and DabIen'
hi -ert on b2sesmBoston Brooklyn !. First base on
". On 1oung /; off Mcintyre Q; Ferguson r.
on on Bel First base errorsBoston. 3; Brooklyn
i nv Dy pltcher-By Bell. Struck OuBy Mcintyre /:
by Ferguson 4. Time LOT Umpire Kiem 'N' -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULT

Lynn, b; Lowell, 2.
Brockton. 6; New Bedford. 5 40 innings)
Worcester. IL Fall River o.
Haverhill. 6: Lawrence s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

avis and Douglas Among the Open
Atlantic

% strokes. two better than par. Although usually
outdriven by his younger opponent, Travis gem
orally had less to do after the approach, and his
putting OF the mechanical kind that en-
abled him TO defeat A. w. Tillinghast earlier in
the day. The cards follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
WEATHER TOO COLD FOR THE GIANTS

The Giants Were unable to play Philadelphia at
the Polo Grounds yesterday owing 70 the cold
weather A large number OF persons travelled to
the grounds, ready to endure any kind OF weather
In their enthusiasm to the game but they had
TO go away disappointed The teams will cross
bats at the Polo Grounds to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
PHILADELPHIA, S; BOSTON, d.

At Philadelphia r. Fl d
Philadelphia 30 l l o 0 l-6 "A 8
Boston ............1 o o 0 0 o. s
Batteries-Philadelphia. Sehlitzer Vickers ana
Schreck; Boston, Morgan, Glaze and CarrIgan Inn
pires-IIurst and Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
FORDHAM.

Lett on bases-Fcrdham s. Yirgnla First base on
oalls-On Susong 3; off Egan. 3. Struck out-By Su-
song. 4: by Egan 13 Home run-Mahoney. Three-hase
ht-Mahoney. Sacrifice hts-Cabanof. Hume Pickford,
Hartman, Pearson. Stolen bases-Schess Coffey,
Mcdonald. Mahoney. Cabanen, Hoh. Double plays
Egan TO Schiess Mccarthy Hit by pitcher-By Egan.
l.. Passed ball-McDonald Umpire-Dieteriche. Time
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
YANKEES HIT THE BALL
PILE UP NINE RUNS.
Elberfetd Badly Injured in the Game
scith Washington.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO- DAY.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York 0; Washington, 4.
Detroit, 4; Chicago. 2.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, T.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
BOSTON LUCKY TO WIN
BELLS WILDNESS FATAL.
Brooklyn Meets Defeat uith Vic-
tory IN Sight.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York
Brooklyn Boston
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
ST. Louis at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, 8; BROOKLYN T.
Fhiiadelphia VS.. New York (coid weathrrl
fttsburg VS.. Cincinnati (coId weather.
Chicago u. Louis (coId ,ea,h.r\
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
DETROIT, 4; CHICAGO, 2,

At Detroit r IT IT
Detroit ..................2 0 x-4 d
Chicago .................0 0 . % 8 O.
Batteries-Detroit, Mul}in and Schmidt; Chicago
Smith. Altrock and Sullivan Umpire-OI Ioughlin
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
COLUMBIA oUTCLAssED AT LACROSSE

Ithaca, n. Y, May 1.-Cornell defeated Columbia
at lacrosse here to-day by of 13 to In the
first intercollegiate game of the season The Wis.,
itors were outplayed at every point
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
r. C. BAKER LOSES GOOD HORSE.

Lexington, Ky, May 1.-R. c. Ram, the colt for
which r. l.. Baker paid j, IL. StoIl $500 with the
hope of winning the Kentucky Derby this year
died last night at the Kentucky Association track
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

New Haven, 8: New Britain, l.
Springfield, s; Waterbury, g.
HOlyoke. 3; Hartford, O.
Meriden game postponed-rain
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
UNION LEAGUE RESULTS.

Paterson. s; Brooklyn. T.
Reading, 9: Wilmington 2
Washington, 7: Baltimore g.
Elizabeth, s; PHILADELPHIA 6
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

Baseball, Polo Grounds To-day $40 r. M-Gi.nt.
va. Philadelphia. AGessioa 5Oe.