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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
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PROVO CAPTURES
TRIANGULAR MEET
Fast Time in Sprints Is Feature
"A. c. Is a Close
Second.
(speeial 70 The Herald.l


Logan, April 25.-Coach Teetzel's men
OF Provo won the triangular track and
Ileld meet here today, Walkers team from
the A G. giving them a close run for
the place, with the B. Y c. a bad third.
There were no state records broken. but
me sprint events We're pulled off in fast
time the 100 yards going in 10 flat and
the 220 but One-fifth of a second off the
record mark. The score: B. Y o.. 81.
A: c, 40; B. Y. c., IL
The results:
1o0-yard dash-Riddle, B. Y. u; Henline,
b \. u; FreW. A. c. Time. 10
220-yard dash-Frew, A c.; Henline. r.
Y L; J. Jensen. r. Y. c Time ~ La
44O-yard run-FreyT, A. c.; Jones' B. Y
u; Thugeson, A. Z. Time, 80 Id.
90-yard run-Chamberlain. b Y u:
Hickman: A. C: Christensen, B. Y. u.
Time. 2:07 To-
Mile run-Nebeker A. c: EIoldawav. q.
\: =; Jacobs. b. Y. L. Time, 4:57 2-5.
lz0-yard hurdles-Conger. A. C; Love r
Y u: Rothkelley. B. Y. c. Time, II AS
2sO-yard hurdles-Rawlins, B, Y. c.; Con-
ger, A c. Alfred, b. Y. U. Time, n 2-5
Shot-put-Pete!s son. B. Y. L; Nelson, A.
G; Rothkelley, B. Y. c. Distance, SO feet
Bl2 inches.
Observation-Disclosures, b. W: Jensen.
r. I. c; Bennion, A c. Distance, feet
Broad iump-Henline, b. Y. Z: Johnson.
= Y T.; Baird. b. Y. L. Distance. 10
er-throw-Johnson. A. c.; Peter
son b. Y Z; Nelson, A. c. Distance. 100
High jump-Baird, B. Y. T.: Henline,
B. Y. L. Height, . feet inches.
Discus-Frew. A c: Brossard A. C.
Peterson. 3. Y. Z. Distance. SO feet s
inches.
Half-mile relay-Henline. Riddle. Han
sen, Baird, B. Y. T.; A c. second. Time,
1:55.
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SALT LAKE, SO; GRANITE, "a
Country Lads Make Creditable Show
ing in First Track
Mnaf

The Salt Lake High defeated the Gran
lite High in a dual track and field meet
yesterday on Cummings field by the de-
cisive score of SO to "A. The Granite High
supporters, although overwhelmingly de-
feated feel that they put up a creditable
showing for their first year of this
branch of athletics. The events Jagged d
little and this sloWness among the Of
ficials seemed to be felt by the athletes.
No records were broken. nor was there
any fast time made Even The field
events were below the average. The
results:
One hundred-yard dash-Stenhouse. H.
s.; Miller. II. s.; Lindsey, H. s. Time
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
Ewart, II. s; Love, Granite; Snyder II.
5. Time-:4 30
Four hundred and forty-yaTd dash
Ewart, H. S; Kirby. H. s; Ashton,
Granite. Time-:26 2-5.
Half mile-Lindsley. H. s. Rhodes, H.
S: Edwards, II. S. Time-2:3S 20.
Mile run-Karrick, H. S; Rhodes, H S !:
Backman, II. 5. Time-5:50 2-5.
TwO-twenty huTdles-Aliller, II. S;
Workman. H. s.; Hampton, Granite.
Shot put-Wfre. H. S; Sutherland.
Granite; Korns, H. S. Distances feet
Hammer Decentralization. H. s;
Korns H S; Ashton, Granite. Distance
116 feet inches.
Pole vauit-Love, Granite, and Ashton.
Granite, tied for first place; Carey. II. S.
Heights feet inches.
High jump-Cheesman, II. S: Miller. II.
S; Fitzgerald. II. S. Height feet 3
inches
Broad jump-Love. Granite: Leggroan.
Granite. Fitzgerald. II. S Distances
feet : inches.
Relay-Carey. Ewart. stenhouse. Miller,
f. S, first. Time-l:4l %
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

San Francisco. April 25.-Cabin, the win
ner of the Fairfax handicap at Emery
vile today. showed a great reversal of
form. The last time that he started he
was badly beaten. He suddenly recov-
cred and in mild drive won from Frank
Flittner and Downpatrick. Frank FIitt-
ner. the favorite. came in on the rail,
but could not get up. Elevator, at % to l.
in sharp drive outgamed Ralph Young
and won the third race. Hilgert the ia
Vorite. was forced too near the fence and
Miller had to pull up.
Results:
First race, FutuTity cOurse-Elmdale III
(Morelandl, Is TO l, won; James A. Muir
ray, Ill (McIntyrel, Is to ., second; Seven
Full, loo CIV. Miller. 13 to 10, third Time
40 40. Triumphant, Prince Brutus. Com
bury, Dr. Sherman, Redwood II. Hector
jolly Witch, Mischief and Pocohauto fin
ished as named.
Second race. five fUrlOngs-Ocean Queen.
lO6 CIV. Miller), TO 10, won; FrieZe 100
- "a Walsh. 100 to l. third. Time 1903 A.
Alice Collins and Carmisa finished as
named.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-EIe-
Xauon, l06 (StuarD, % to l, won; Ralph
Young. los (Mentry). Is to 1, second; John
Lyle, 100 SANDY, II to .. third. Time.
1:io 10. JOhnstown, MillsOng, Higert and
EXchequer finished as named
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth. Fair
fax handicap-Cabin. 1O7 (McIntyre), to
/, won; Frank Flittner LOG CIV. Miller) 6
10 D, second; DOwnpatrick 100 (Afentry)
, 10 ,, third Time. 1:46. ]. c. Glen, Ra-
leigh, Janeta, A. Muskoday and LogistiI-
la finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Legatee, ITO CIV. Miller. to 2 won; Vim
ton, lO4 (Hildebrand) 9 to l, second: Ed
uardO. 10 (Fisher). 13 to 8 third Time
LA 40. Wooden, Distributor Tant Hi
Caul Cap. Ten Oaks, La Rose. SeaIad and
remember finished as named
Sixth race. Futurity cOurse-Canardo
~ SANDY. to l. won: Lee Harrison IT.
It5 tGoldsteinD, to ,, second: Entire NOUS
10Y (kelly), 10 to >, third. Time, 1:lO. No
me Lucille, Yada. CTestOn Boy. Succeed
and Salvage finished as named
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APRIL rs IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S71-At Chicago, CyrilIe Dion defeated
championship cue and S.000.
1SS3-At Lehighton, Pa, H. Lewis de
feated p. J. Cannon in 15O-yard foot race
for $1,000.
1SS7-At Buffalo, John Campbell defeat
ed NJ J. Dunn in horseshoe turning
match, 200 shoes. for 81 900. , h. SO M.
1SS9-At San Francisco, Peter Jackson
defeated Patsy Cardiff in ten-round fight
for 5000
1s93-At Harrisburg, Pa. the Pennsyl-
vania State Baseball league reorganiZed.
1S97-At New York. George Dixon de
feated Johnny Griffin in twenty rounds.
19O7-At New York, DR.. Gardner won the
$4,000 Excelsior handicap at Jamaica.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At Berkeley-Berkeley won the baseball
championship from Stanford today by
score of to l.
AT st. ashington University, );
Illinois College. >.
At New Workable, Z; Columbia, 4.
Fourteen innings.
At Ann Arbor-University of Michigan.
2: Case School of Mines, 0.
At Chicago-University of Chicago, 6;
University of Iowa. 3.
At Terre Haute-Rose Polytechnic In
stitute. S; Indiana State Normal, ?
At Ithaca--Cornell. 6; Niagara, 2.
At West Point-West Point, 8; Ford
ham, 5.
At Annapolis-NaVa1 Academy, 2; Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania, ..
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LAWSON RIDES At VAIL SBURG
Ex-Champion Signs Eastern Contract
After Signing to Ride
in Salt Lake.
Especial to The Berald.)

Newark, April 25.-Iver Lawson. the
Salt Lake City .cyclist, signed a new con-
tract with the Vailsburg board track
management today and he will ride at all
of the meets to be held in the new six
lap oval here this season. Lawson came
to this city from the west Sunday. and
though he was already under an agree
ment to race here. he was not entirely
satisfied with the contract and to avoid
difficulties a new contract was made.
Lawson is the second man to sign, Frank
Kramer having done so some time ago.
Work on the new track is being hurried
and it Is expected to be completed in
time to hold the opening meet on Sunday
afternoon, Nav 10. Kramer and Lawson
will ride in the opening meet, as will
other leading professionals
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at Lexington.

Lexington. Ky, April 25-Results:
First race, four furlOngs-Maid of Co
than won, Fair Messenger second. Char
lotte Hamilton third. Time, 81 3-5 seconds.
Second race. six furlongs-Dark Night
won. Snake Mary second, Mae COnria
third. Time, 1:19
Third race, six furlongs-Divorcee won.
Beth Goodwin second, Ralbert third
Time 1:19 Ia.
Fourth race mile-Mortiboy won, Lotus
Eater second, Macias third. Time A.
Fifth race. four and a half furlOngs-
Transform won, Camel second. Won Bue-
low third. Time IS 40 seconds.
Sixth race, mile-Bucket Brigade won.
Lafayette second, Thomas Calhoun third.
Time. l:4S
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At Aqueduct.

Aqueduct, April 25.-ResuIts:
first race, four and a half furlongs-
Bonnie kelso won, Thetis second, Ram
BILE third. Time "a 40 seconds.
Second race, the Glendale steeplechsse
handicap, about two and a half miles
H0cket Won; Economy second, Jim Nc
Gill third. Time. 518
Third race, mile-Import won. Teacress
second, Ailliecrankie third. Time IA Is.
Fourth race mile-Jack Akin won, Ri
4eman second, Spooner third. Time, I:3q
tltth race, six and half furlongs-Sad-
Ter won, Frank Lord second, ObeTt third
Time. 1:26.
sixth race, four and a half furlongs-
s. II. Reed won, TrOis Temp second, e.
ORC third. Time, SO As seconds
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BOUNIIFUL BOY
TOO MUCH FOR i.
Saints WalIop MaddOCk'S Mer
in State League Ball
Game.
Utah intercollegiate Leasus4

The big L, the same one that stands
forth on the mountainside east of the
city as notice to the public that the
states university cuts some pumpkins.
got a terrific walloping in baseball yes
terday.
The Saints did if with nine ban tossers
and brass band. 1t was some surprise
and sort of upsets the calculations OF the
dopesters who figure it out that the east
benchers have a walkaway in Utah's IN
lercOliegiate league The score was Z
to 3.
Mr.. Grant of Bountiful was the chief
stumbling block for MaddOck's men, and
if HOrsfal mad not tried % throw the
ball over the Salt palace, Utah would
nave had but a single run for their ef-
forts against the Saints. II came In the
eighth inning when the Saints rOOteTs
and their brass band were pulling for
goose egg Grant had kept his hits well
placed when, with two out Simpson sent
a Texas Lacquer over third Muir had
reached third on pass 10 first, steal o.
second and putOut TO third. and came
prancing home amid the yells of the var
stiles rah-rah boys. Houstan got a hit
and Simpson started for third on a throw
TO catch HOustan off first. HOrsfall threw
the ball a mile high over third iu ~ The
crowd and both runners scored.
Houstan came in for his bumps good and
hard yesterday. Sixteen times the Saints
found him tor safe ones. These bingles.
together with the L teams desire to sleep
instead of play ball. did the damage This
team started off as if they meant 10 eat
the Saints alive and played snappy bali.
Then il seemed too easy and they went
to sleep and failed to wake up.
Grants work in the box was the fea-
ture OF the game He worked every foot
Of the distance, striking out two men in
the last inning. The weather was cold
but the youngsters warmed up to The
game.
The score:
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LONDON MARATHON RUN
Preliminary Trials for Coming Olym-
pic Games Now
I'm

London, April 25.-The first Of the trt-
ais n connection with the Olympic games
to be held in London this summer took
place this afternoon, when sixtv-eigbt
competitors started from Windsor mark
Tor Wembley in the Marathon race.
Most or the best runners in Great
Britain were among the starters. The dis
lance is y miles and l 420 yards. These
men were somewhat handicapped bt-
heayy rain. The trial contest was won
by Duncan Of the Sanford Harriers In
zl6:i0. Beale Of the Polytechnic FAssrri-
ers was second Time-2:I7. Lord III the
Wibsey Park was third. Time-5sfS 9f
Duncan heads the ten and four-miIe
championships.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha, April 25.-The home team took
an easy game from Lincoln today. Score:
r. H. L.
Omaha $500. ...--..-...OZZ Vo Ol~-0
Lincoln ...... 100 100 600
Batteries-Hall and Gonding; Zackert
and Sullivan.
Pueblo, April 25.-Pueblo- Sioux City
game postponed; cold weather.
Denver April 25-In five-inning game
played in 6. high wind and cold weather
Des Moines defeated Denver, II to 4.
Score: r. II. +.
Denver $50 ..........., 031 90
Des Moines ............O 55 70-iT 13 0
Batteries-Adams Perez and Zalusky;
McGregor and Yeager.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTING
NEWS ON PAGE IS
Electric Automobiles. 4

After having Travelled nearly 5000
miles in the past eleven months, and
with its equipment stin unchanged. q
COLUMBUS ELECTRIC is on exhibit
ton at the store of the CONSOLIDAT-
ED WAGON Z, MACHINE CO, l3S To
$50 State street. In addition to this
splendid evidence of the durability.
THE CAR SUPREME as the c.
LUMBUS is properly known. IL is ac-'
knowledged by motorists the world
over as the greatest electric hill climb
er. In construction. they are models
of elegance, and they have been found
the most efficient in every respect.
THE CONSOLIDATED WAGON &
MACHINE co. also are the western
agents for such well known gasoline
cars as the BUICK, SILENT NORTH
ERN, FRANKLIN (air cooled and
POPE-TOLEDO.
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At LouisvilIe-Louisville, 4; ST. Paul, g.
AT ianapolis-Indianapoli 8; Mime
apolis. 2.
At Columbus-Columbus, 9; Milwau-
kee.
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BASEBALL TODAY AT WALKERS.

y The Fort Douglas baseball team y
y meets picked team from Salt Lake +
y this afternoon at Walkers field. The y
y game is called for 8 p. m. The SOL +
y diers have been playing together for =
y some time, and while in the Phil y
4 ippines had one of the crack teams +
\ of the army On the local team will y
= be seen many of the best players now y
y in the city. All of whom are familiar y
y to the local fans. The lineup of the y
y local team will be: Lumley G.; Hum y
y nell. D.; Margetts. l b.: Stewart, =
= b.; Castro, s. $; Gum, 3 b.; Ostler, y
= r. f.; Marks. c. f.; Tegunn. l. f. y
4 4 a A 4 - l. - Il L 4 4 l. a l. L l. A L -
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RIDING CLUBS OUTING.

The Salt Lake Riding club will make
its run today to Mill Creek canyon. The
party will leave the Cullen hotel at $3.50
journey up the canyon and return to the
city by 2 O'Clock, in time for dinner. Ar
rangements have been made for a lunch
to be served up the canyon. Letters of
invitation were sent out for the run and
about twenty-five members signified their
Intention of making the trip.
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Seattle, April 25.-Seattle overcame
long lead and won out in the seventh
inning by three singles and two doubles.
which yielded five runs. Metcalf pitched
phenomenal bail, but received poor sup
port. Scors:
p. II. E.
Seattle ...............00 900 01O Sos II 5
Butte .........OO 600 100 O00-3 l
Batteries-Metcalf and Fortier; Ehmke
and Shea. Umpire-Caruthers.
Tacoma, April 25.-Tacoma played in
good luck today and won the game in
the first inning Score:
r. II. E.
Tacoma 800 .s1VV wv W
Vancouver go. 100 coo 600 l
Batteries-Lacoff and Shea; Engle and
Sugden.
Spokane, April 25.-Bunched hits off Kill
IiIay and a base on balls and an error
gave Aberdeen it's five runs and the game
today by 5 to Score:
r. H. Z.
Aberdeen .............. 900 OH 020-5 0
Spokane -: ............ 100 900 200 9 ,
Batteries-Starkel and Spencer; Killilay
and Reniker.
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WoLVERHAMPToN WINS.

London, April 25.-The final game in the
contest for the English Association cup,
the blue ribbon of the football world and
the goal for which all the best teams
In the country have been struggling
throughout the past winter. was played
at the Crystal palace this evening, and
resulted in Dvictory for the WOlverhamp-
ton Wanderers over the Newcastle Unit
ed, the score standing to l.
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SNOW PREVENTS RACES.

London, April 25.-The most remarkable
weather for this season experienced fn
the United Kingdom for several decades
has prevailed this week Snow mas fai-
len in London every day since Monday
and once it was two inches deep on
Hampstead. There have been heavy
snOwfails at Bath and BOurnemOuth. The
Newmarket races have been POSTPONED
on account OF the snow.
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BASEBALL MEETING.

The meeting called for the Y. NJ. C. A
last evening of the Amateur City league
was postponed on account of the festiv-
tiles due TO the wrestling tournament. A
meeting will be held in the near future
to complete final arrangements for the
ing the season.
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MAJOR TAYLOR MAY COME.
Chapman Has Lines Out for Coiored
FLYER.

Major Taylor may be added to the list
of star bike riders who will be seen at
Salt Lake this season. Manager Johnny
Chairman of the Saltair track received
telegram yesterday from Taylor accept
ing terms offered him to come out here
and race The full details have not been
arranged yet. but Chapman says these
can be attended to by mail. Should Tay
Ior come he will be here for July and Aug
ust. or just when the racing game is at
its height.
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MATCH AT WANDAMERE.

A match running race has been ar
ranged for this afternoon at Wandamere
park r. A. Forsha has matched his
horse, Ambitious, against c. y. Powell :
Rajah for three-eighths of a mile Am
bilious win carry 100 pounds and Raiah
is marked up for 115. The race is for a
1925 side bet and will take place at 2:9C
p m
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Three-b base hits-BrOssard, Epperson.
Double plays-McNeal TO COstley TO Bros
sard: Brossard 10 EgbeTI to Ryeberg
Johnson to Lewis. Sacrifice hits-Morley.
Bases on balls-Off Drysdale 3; off John
son g Hit by pitchers-By Drysdale l; by
Vaughan I: By johnson I. Hits-Off Drys-
dale 3; off Costley ,; off Vaughan l.
Struck out-By Drysdale 2; by Vaughan
]: by Johnson g. Time-2:00. Umpire.
W Crawford.
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L. o. S. U.
@Out; hit by batted ball.

@Out; hit by batted ball
Score by innings:
Z. of Z. ...-.....-.O 0 0 0 -
/. D. s U......1 l o. o . I I a 49,
Two-base hits-Houstan, Spike. Bass
on balls-Off Grant 2 Struck out-Bv
Houstan z. by Grant 8. Left on bas
u. of [. Z, l. d. s. L. s. Wild bitches
Houstan 3. Passed balls-Garduer / Sto-
len bases-Muir, Houstan, Grant I,lIud
Taylor, Mann ~. Snow. UmpiiS< Mar
gets Time of game-2 hours 10 nNnutes.
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STUD BRINGS $1,000.

Lexington. Ky, April 25-The noted
Waldeck stud, owned by Carl Jungbluth
auction here today. thirty-seVen head
bringing a total of $500.
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3. Y. u, ii; A. c., 5.
Especial to The Herald !

Logan. April 25.-By winning the ball
game here today, Provo scored a double
victory. The B. Y. L. team took the
Aggies into camp 10 the tune of IL 10 >
Walker tried three pitchers against the
Provo hitters. 1t Wss a ragged exhibit
ton. the A. .. piling up a total of nine
errors. The score:
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, April 25 - Delehanty's
triple in the first inning and Freeman's
home run in the eighth clinched the vic
tory for Washington over Boston. Score:
r. H h.
Washington 80. 200 000 Ol%-3
Boston ..................O 200 600 lO0-1 8 >
Batteries-Keeley and Warner; Morgan
and Carrigan.
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and H1gglnbOtham pitched a grand game,
but weakened somewhat in the eighth
Score:
r H E
Pittsburg ............OO1 600 O2%-3 O
81 LOUIS -.------------..- OOD 900 OO2-2 q
Batteries-LeeVer and Gibson; Higgin-
botham and HOstetter. Two-base hits
Higginbotham. >. Struck Out-By Higgin-
botham, , Tirne-1:35. Umpire-Rigler.
New York, April 25.-Brooklyn made it
three straight The batting and base
running of Pattee was a feature. Score:
r. II. z.
New York ................ 0l0 900 000-1 3
Batteries-Rucker and Ritter; Wiltse.
McGinnity and Bresnahan. Base on balls
off Wiltse, 8; off McGinnity. 8: off
Ruclter, 8. Struck Out-Rucker, 1; Wiltse,
/; Mckinney, l. Umpire-Emslie.
Boston, April 25.-Boston made it three
out of four by winning an eleven-inning
contest from Philadelphia. In the eleV-
enth a two-bagger by Sweeney. an error
by Knabe and BOwerman's single gave
Boston the game. Score:
Boston .. ........ .OO2 900 900 O1-S
Philadelphia .. ..... Oh 900 900 CO 3
Richey and Doom. Two-base hit
Sweeney. Home runs-Titus. Beaumont.
Base on balIs-Off Lindamann. 1; off
Richey 8. Struck out-By Lindaman, 4;
by Richey, f.. Time-2:00. Umpire-klem.
Chicago, April 25-Chicag o-Cincinnau
game POSTPONED; wet grounds.
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, April 25.-Poor base run
ming was the cause of Portland's defeat.
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Philadelphia, April 25-Philadelphla had
what looked like a safe lead until the
eighth. when Dygert. who had previously
held New York to one hit, became wild
and was hit hard, Stahl putting the visit
Ors ahead with home run which cleared
the bases. In the same inning Orth went
to the bad, and while Manning was pitch
ing, Davis cleared the bases with a two
Dagger, deciding the game. Score;
New York ............ 900 900 O5oE5 Il
Philadelphia 100 go 05+-9
Batteries-OTth. Newton, Manning and
Kleinow; Dygert, Vickers Carter and
Smith.
st. Louis. April 25.-Chicago had little
trouble in beating st. Louis. Powell was
batted hard. Walsh was hit safely ten
times, but kept them scattered. Score:
r. H. Z.
ST Louis ...........O 900 100 O0l-2 10 &
Chicago 800. ......... .001 90 0S1-6 II
Batteries-Powell, Bailey and Spencer;
Walsh and Sullivan.
Cleveland O.. April 25-Crawfords
home run in the tenth won today's game
for Detroit. After an error and passed
ball had let Detroit score two runs
Cleveland tied the tally in the ninth on
OLeary's error and hits by Birmingham
and Hinchman. Score:
r. H. f.
Cleveland 900. ..... 900 900 COZ % 10 2
Detroit $50. .........O1O leo 600 Ia 10 l
Observation-Disclosures, Chech, Liebhardt
and Benis; n. Clarke. Summers and
Schmidt.
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Los Angeles, April 25.-San Francisco
suffered the fourth straight defeat today.
They could do nothing with Hosps
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. April 25.-Leever was strong
and Higginbotham pitched a grand game,
but weakened somewhat in the eighth
Score:
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Batteries-Bloomfield and Madden
Wright and Slattery.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

McGregor and Yeager.
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botham and Hostetter Two-base hits
Barry and Murray Base on balls-Off
Higginbotham. >. Struck out-By Higgin-
botham, ,. Time-1:35. Umpire-Rigler.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

Chicago. April ago-Cincinna
game postponed; wet grounds.
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