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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
STARTER HOFFMAN
DOES POOR WORK
Angry BetterS HoOt and Jeer
and Pinkerton Detectives
Come to Rescue.

San Francisco, March 2S.-Startel yzelt-
man sprang the barrier in the fir@t Aee
at Emeryville today with Bell Reed. the
only horse ready to get away. but not
withstanding this advantage he could
not win. Nagazam was played for thou
sands of dollars, as was Belle OF lro-
auois, but they failed 10 make good on
account Of the start. After the finish
thousands of race patrons gathered
sro'1nd the Judges stand and hoOted and
ieered Starter Hoffman for his bad start
The Pinkerton detectives finally dispers-
ed the crowd. The faYOrite, Lee Rose
heavily played at even money, met his
defeat today by Rose queen IN the
fourth race. Results;
First race, siXe furlongs. selnnB
BlOudy 10 (AlcIntyreb > to ], Won nag
azam. no wv Miller 2 to ]. second;
Raw Bennet. III. (Mentry) to l. third
Thine. 1914 1-5. Haber, Lord Nelson, DICK
Wilson. Bell Reed. Misty's Pride. Sea
Sick and Belle of Iroquois finished as
second race. mile and twenty yards
Meada l04. u. Butlerl Y 10 l. won
Ralph Young. l06 tktrschbaunl Is 20 .
second: Millsong. l02, tBuXton Y 10 j.
third. Time al 4-5. Royal Maxim, FOL-
lie l. Tommy AheaTn. Miss May Bow
dish Western Midmont Iron Watson and
Jack Payne finished as named.
Third race, mile and twenty yards
Hilgert. 106, CIV Miller) II TO 2 won
Silver Line, 100. (GilberD to ,, second;
Kruka. lO6. CBuxton) II to >. third 11pe,
f:n 10 Monvina Miss OfficiOus. rs
sen. Margaret Randolph. Gathering f.
and Zick Abrams finished as named
Fourth race. five furlongs, Gebharq
handicap-Rose Queen. us. (McIntyrs) -
to 2 won: Lee Rose, 126. CHayes) II to 10,
second Trance. 10. (E. Lynch i to l.
third. Time, 100. Carmisa- Tom Hay
ward, Seattle. Ocean Maid, Ell PICARD
Duke of Milan. WoOdlander and Del
Cruzador finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and a haf-Tonic, 30
"a Walsh II TO >. won; Arcourt, ss
tBuxton) Is to j, second. Eduardo. 1Oi
(Fisher) TO l. third. Time. 2:34- Miss
Rillie, Red Leaf. Henry o., and Helisme
finished as named.
Sixth race. fUturity course. Pacheco
handicap-PajarOita. los Gycurgus) 3 TO
,. won: Gemmen 126. CW. Miller 10 10
10, second. ST. Francis 100 tButwelD .
to l. third Time, 1909 Johnny Lyons
Import and Milpitas finished as named
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AUTOMOBILE NEWS.
State Street Store Finds Plenty of
Purchasers.

The Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company has enjoyed a most satisfac-
tory trade so far this season in their
automobile department. Among the
purchasers was J. G. Mcdonald. the
Chocolate Man" who bought a model
IF" Buick.
Jerry Langford has pinned his faith
to a 6-cylinder Franklin, while Grant
Hampton has bought a 4-cylinder car
of the same make.
James H. Moyle win drive a Silent
Northern" this year, having selected
this car after much careful considera-
ton.
General Manager George T Odell re-
ports that on Wednesday of last week
a carload of the wOrld-famous model
F. Buick cars arrived here. but be-
fore they were unloaded the entire
shipment was sold and the company
was obliged to wire a duplicate order
TO the factory.
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MARCH 20 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1s49-On the Thames. Cambridge easily
defeated oxford in the annual boat race
over the course from Putuey TO Mortlake.
lSG6-Harold Hagen. professional cham
pion skater of the world in the early sos,
born at Christiania. Norway.
1S67-"Cy" Young. pitcher of the Boston
Americans, born at Gilmore. o.
lSS3-At Dayton. o.. W. F. Carver and
\. II. Bogardus tied with 81 each in
clay pigeon match. 100 shots, at thirty
yards.
1SS5-At Savannah: The Pittsburg base
ball club made the only run in a fifteen
inning game with the home team.
1Sg2-At Charlottesville. Va: Nash of
the Boston club made three home runs in
game with the University of Virginia
nine.
1900-At Baltimore: Tom Sharkey
knocked out Tom COnroy in third round.
t901--At Louisville: Marvin Hart
knocked out Tommy West in sixteenth
round
190I-HsTry DOlan. Outfielder Of the BOs-
ton National team. died at Louisville,
aged 50 years.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 2S-Today closed
the racing season at City Park. on Mon
day the races viii shift to the Fair
Grounds track. Results.
First race. four and a half furlongs-
Guy Fisher won. BrOugham second, Inter-
vene third. Time-.54 80
Second race. steeplechase. full course
McAilister won. DR.. Logan second. Dr.
Heard third. Time-3:54 Is.
Third race, six fuTlongs-Robin Hood
won. Canada second, Bert Osra third
Time-1:13 2-5.
esty won. Temacea second. GOO3.ALlck
third. Time-2:33.
Fifth race. six furlongs, handicap-Hy-
periOn III won. Hasty Agnes second. Col
lOquy third. Time-1:13.
Sixth race. seven fuTlOngs-Warner
Griswell won. Blue Lee second, ROYAL
Onyx third Time-1:27 So.
Seventh race mile and a QUarteT-Quag-
ga won. Creei second, Doubt third. Time
-2:06 40
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At Benninqs.

Bennings, d. c.. March 28.-Results:
First race, seven furlongs-Workma
won. Creme second, Servile third Time
1:30
Second race. five and half furlOngs-
Oraculum won. Billie Hibbs second, King
of Basham third. Time-1:09 As.
Third race four and a half furIongs-
Personal won, Takahira second, Balbek
third Time-:57 1-5.
Fourth race, steeplechase. about tTo and
a half miies-kara won, Essex second.
Hubby third. Time-5:O7.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Jubilee won
Belle Wether second, Winning Star third.
Time-1:16-
Sixth race, seven and half furlongs-
Ferry Landing won, Billy B. Van second
Grace Cameron third. Time-1:3S
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. March 2S.-Only two ia
vOrites brought in the money at Santa
Anita park today. In the fourth race
handicap of six furlOngs PretensionS HE
3 to ? favorite was beaten out in tine
stretch by DOmiuus ArVl. the second
choice by a head. Botanist ran good
third. Jockey Schilling came within The
money in six of the seven events. Re
First race. five and half furlongs-
Barbette 107. fPrestOnl TO .. won; Jane
Swift, 1O7, (Sehilling) 10 10 20 second
Aquiline. lO2. lMartinl u 10 J, tnlrd-
Time, 1:06 20 Emily n, Victoripe Han
non finished as named.
Second race, six and a half fur sngs-
Aristotle. 104. (GOldstein 10 - won;
Barney Oldfield, 102, (Archibaldl 40 to /,
second; Eonite, 100, (Schillingl even,
third. Time. 20 SIS. Albion H.. Cardi-
nal Karoo, Black Dress, Lady Powell
Opek. Florence Birsh finished as named.
Third race. one mile-Smirker, 100.
(Schillngl to 20, won; Montclair, 100,
(Godstein) 10 to !, second; Thomas Fly
er, 1G, Preston) 16 to I. third. Time
$40. Taraban. Brawney Lady. Chief Des-
mOnd. Aromatic, Lois Cavanagh finished
as named.
Fourth race, six furlOngs. handicap
DOniuus Arvi lis fSchiHingg S 10 . won
Pretension, 123, (Musgrave) TO . Sec
Ond: BOtanist ia (Burns) I 10 I. third.
Time. 1:13 Critic and Hidden Hand fin
ished as named.
Fifth race mile and three-sixteenths-
Merlingo. 1O9. (Archibald) to ?. won.
Silverskin, 1O6. (Iusgrave) to ). second :
County Clerk. 1O5. CSchillingJ IA ito ..
thid Time. 1:59 3-5. Nadzu. alsQ~ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Ingham- 100,
CAIusgravel > to ], won; Vestme. 100,
(Preston) to 3, second; Tea Cress, TO-.
(Schilling) 3 TO l. third. Time, lao. Am
pedo. Mandarin also ran.
Seventh race, one mile-Master Lester,
105 CRice) - to l. won: Baron Esher.
106. CBurns) y TO l. second; Friar Of FL
gin, 81. (Goldstein) I to 10, third Time.
/ 80 3-5. Ed Sheridan. FOncasta. Rust
ling Silk. Colonel Jewell. Toller. SpOhu,
The Englishman finished as named
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RINGS ARE STOLEN.
Mrs. n. Kearns Loses Two Valuable
Jewels in Theft.

Two diamond rings were stolen from the
room of Mrs. II. Kearns, wife of min
ing man. at the boarding house of Mrs.
p H. Candland, 54 South Main street,
some time between o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon and S O'Clock last night They
were valued at $50 The thief paid no at
tention to a large sum of money and
other jewelry which Mrs. Kearns had left
in the room. Mrs. Candland and Mrs
Kearns went to police headquarters last
night and reported the robbery.
Policemen Seager and Olson took ser
want and two young men, boarders in
the house, TO police headquarters. They
were questioned and later released. as
each of them denied any knowledge of the
theft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
STANDING IN POOL TOURNEY
Cain Leads All Players-Also Has
Record for High
Run.

The end of the second weeks play in
the straight pool tournament now being
held at the Log Cabin shows a close race
between the contestants. Cain with three
games won and none lost stands in the
lead. while Anderson is in second place,
The high run record. so far in the tour
ney is held by Cain with score of 30.
and he also has an average of 10 for
match. The result of Yesterdays con-
test was Maughn 100. McMillen 40. To-
morrow afternoon Anderson meets Peters
and tomorrow night Kennedy plays Bat
ley. The standing of the players to
date.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
GOLOF|FLD KIND
TO ITALIANS
Auto Racers Given Royal Wei
come on Entrance to Ne
vada Mining Camp.

Goldfield New. March 2S.-The Italian
car. second in the New York to Paris
automobile race. arrived in GOldfield to-
day at 40 p. M The trip through Ne
vada had been an uneventful one, the
roads good and fine time was made. The
car left Tonopah at 1925 and made the
run of twenty miles in about an hour
Several cars carrying fellow countrymen
of the autOmobilists, as well as prominent
American residents, started from Gold
field on the blowing of the Goidfield fire
department whistle. to meet the racing
machine on the road and welcome them.
Hearty greetings were exchanged and
they were escorted to town. The whole
town was decorated with American and
Italian flags. The Italian visitors viii
resume their Journey i'm the morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
HIGH SCHOOL At PRACTICE
Outlook for Winning Baseball Team
Looks Good This
Season.

The High school baseball team com
menced active practice during the past
week Twenty-Five candidates have
turned out and are being whipped into
shape by Coach Robert Porter. In no
former year has the outlook for a strong
team appeared brighter at the beginning
of the season
Captain stephens first call for candi-
dates brought out but four Of last year
men. Billings. last years captain, rs
back in his old position on third base
The other old men are ThOman. fielder;
Fitzpatrick shortstOp, and Captain Ste
phens They are all strong men and are
showing their old form.
Two of the most promising of the new
men are Fitzgerald, who played snort
stop last year on Hyde Park High school
of Chicago. and Treseder, the star
pitcher of the grade school league. who
played for the Lafayette last year The
other new men and their positions are:
CatcheTs. Candland and Watson: pitchers.
Brown and ROmney; first base, Thomas
and Wheeling; second base. Fitzgerald;
third base, Billings. Hubert and Rom
ney; shortstOp Fitzpatrick and Treseder;
outfield. Wright Watson, Dale and Snow.
The High school league this season Will
be composed of the following five teams:
High school, All Hallows college. L. of
L props. Collegiate Institute and the l..
d. s. L. second team.
Dancing, Saltair, April 8. Rain or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
No One Expects Il,

without the use of Sexine Pills a
weak or rundown person cannot ex-
rect to become thoroughly strong. Sex
inc Pills are the strongest and surest
tonic in the world. The price is 81 a
box. six boxes 50, with full guarantee
Address or call F. j. Hill Drug Co.
The Never Substitutors." corner Sec
ond South and West Temple streets.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TOURNEY.

A billiard and pool tournament to be
finished in one evening has been arranged
for next Tuesday night at the Malone bill
lard parlOrs. The games viii all be play
ed and finished between o'clock and
$3.50 on this day and only class b players
fee Will be charged and fine cue b IN
for first prize. a box of cgare fortsec-
Ond, and a BOBBY prize will also be given
On the same evening Manager Malone
Will play a match game to continuous
pool and give an exhibition of fancy shots
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
LOOKING TOWARD PEACE
Strikers Executive Board Meets
Members of Arbitration Com
mittee of Commercial Club.

preliminary conference was held yes
terday in the rooms of the Commercial
club between the executive board of the
striking boilermakers. machinists and
blacksmiths and some of the members of
the arbitration committee of the Com
mercial club The conference began about
l O'Clock. Preceding the meeting a lunch
con was enjoyed. The conference was
private, naturally. At its conclusion it
was announced that some of the points in
vOlved in the strike had been taken up
and, TO greater or lesser degree. dis
cusSed. but that no definite action had
been taken. Another meeting will be
held Monday.
Meanwhile no small degree of interest
centers in the confirmation received Dy
the strikers OF the plan to carry the
strike question directly to George Gould
in New York This word was received
from Denver last evening.
Fourth Vice President Harmon of the
machinists. who was expected to be in
Salt Lake within a day. it is reported
has returned to Denver, and will not Wis
it this city for three or four days
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SALT. LAKE GIRLS WIN.
(special 10 Nc Herald.l

Especial to The Herald.)
Ogden. March 2S.-The girls basketball
team of the Salt Lake High school de-
feated the girls team of the state deaf
and blind school here this evening by q
score OF Is TO S. Miss Benson. who played
center for the visitors. scored all points
for that team. Both teams played a pref
~ game, but Miss Benson's height was
too much for the locals to overcome. A
return game will be played in Salt Lake
next Saturday.
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PREPS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
Capture Junior League Basketball
Title After Long
Race.

The L props won the junior champion
ship of Salt Lake yesterday by taking the
play off for tie with the Granite High
school. The final score was 20 to p in
favor of the preps the score at the end
of the first half was - to 10.
This gives the L props two champion
ships this year. They won the class cham
pionship at the university and in the two
series of games played lost only one game
out of fourteen. The team would like TO
meet any team in the state within the
next couple of weeks.
The line-ups in yesterdays games were
az follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
RHODES RUNNER SLOW.
Unable to Beat 10 2-5 in Hundred
Yard Dash.

London March 2S.-At the Oxford-Cam-
bridge field sports at Queens club this
afternoon, L. o. Hull. Rhodes scholar from
Michigan, disappointed his friends by not
capturing the hundred-yard dash for Ok
ford He finished two feet behind the
Cambridge runner. Macleod in the slow
time of 10 2-5 seconds.
A. NJ Stevens. Rhodes scholar at Ok
ford, from Yale university. scored Ok
f0rd's first win of the day by throwing
the hammer l39 feet inches.
Cambridge won the series with six
events against Oxford's four
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JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
PROVO, 81; LEHI, g.

Provo. March 2S-An interesting game
of basketball was played here last night
between Provo and Lehi. Provo winning
by a score of 81 to 9. The way the game
started, it looked as though Lehi would
put up a fast game. but the visitors soon
grew tired and Provo landed baskets al
most at will Provo lined up as follows:
Meldrum. r.; Newsll IT,; Simmons, c.;
Dixon, lg.; Boshard, re-. Roylance, UNI
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eRANEY IN RING AGAIN.

San Francisco. March 2S.-Eddie =
} Graney. although he has not been the
; third party in the ring since he Of =
; ficiated at the Fitzsimmons-O' Brien =
} fight on Dec. 20, 1906 has been Sc \
; lected by Abe Attell and Battling =
Nelson to act as the referee of their =
} fifteen-round fight next Tuesday =
} night. =
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Utah Savings & Trust company to
Lucy F. Branning. part lot 1, block
Is. plat d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25O
The Hall association to Catharine T.
McGurrin. lot g. block 81. plat A.. Il. 40
Clayton Investment company to n
W. Clayton, part lot s. block SO.
plat ......................... q 0da
Sarah X Dinwocdey to Alice E.
Moyie. part lot p block IS, plat B .
W. II. Cromer to Ouesine Burden.
lots y. etc, block (, Chamberlain
addition 80. ..,....................... y
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The h. Y. c. basketball team returned
home last night from its eastern trip. The
team stopped at Denver and met the
West Side Y. NJ. c. A. one of the best
teams in Colorado and defeated it by a
score of As to 16.
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BASEBALL MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting to organize an amateur
baseball league which was to have been
held at the Y NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon was postponed until Monday night
All of the managers interested in promot-
ing amateur ball are requested to be on
hand at this time.
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BURGLAR MAKES ESCAPE.-Mrs. ].
B. Randall of 54S East Seventh South
street was awakened early this morning
by burglar who was attempting to get
into the house. She at once telephoned for
the police The prOWler must have heard
her talking over the telephone and ran
away.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC DIvIDENp.

A dividend of per cent on the pre-
ferred stock and 4 per cent on the COM
mon stock of the Central Pacific Rail-
way company was declared by the board
of directors at a meeting held here YES
terday morning The dividend was on the
rental of the right of way from Ogden
To Sparks to the Southern Pacific
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French Car Leaves Ogden.

Ogden. March 2S.-French car No 1,
i'm the New York to Paris race. left Og-
den at 7:30 o'clock this morning after lay
ing over here since Thursday night.
Charles Wheat plotting the car as far as
Cobre. New from which point James
Pearce will take it to Ely. The French
men covered the ninety miles between
ogden and Kelton i'm four hours, which
is considered pretty fair considering the
condition of the roads.
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Whatever a man soweth he shall
reap. This is a good reason that you
should plant Nogeler's seeds.
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GREEK SALOON CLOSED. - The
Greek saloon at so Commercial street was
closed yesterday on an attachment OBJ
tanned by the Fang Brewing company in
the court of Justice of the Peace Smith
The saloon is alleged to be indebted to the
brewing company in the sum of $500
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Omaha Neb.. March 2S.-NniOn Pacific
railroad bulletins announce that the Ger
man car, which is at Rock Springs
Wyo. will be sent to Ogden for repairs
by railroad instead of under its own
n0Ner
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z. c. NJ. l. employees, sal,air, April 3.
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Dancing, Saltair, April 8. Rain or
shine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-10
AMATEUR ATHLETES MAKE
 WE " RECORDS FOR SOUTH

feature was the tie for fourth place in the meet between the Bir- mingham Athletic club and A. A. Johnson, independent entry from the North Georgia Agricultural college who unassisted, won IS points, the same number as Birmingham. Johnson won 16-pound hammer, discus, and 56- pound weight throws and took second place in the 16-pound shot put. Bir- mingham Y. M. c. A. took three points, Mobile athletes failed to win any points.
 Five new southern A. A. U. records were set as follows:
 Sixteen pound hammer throw, 137 feet ? inches; 16-pound shot put, SS feet inches; pole vault, 10 feet 3-5 inches; five-mile run, 29:30; one mile run, 4:53 3-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-10

The Marion Military institute has won high rank during recent years in college athletics. In addition to defeating all the colleges played in a large majority of games. the Marion collegians have taken games from big university teams Their list of victories during recent years includes such teams as Tulane university. the University of Louisiana Alabama, Auburn, the Mississippi Agri- cultural and Mechanical
 The University of Alabama is the only team that has won series from Marion in baseball this season. The seasons score Is:
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SUMMARY.
 Two base hits-Walters, Pope. Sacrifice hits-Houtz, Pearson, Bax- ter.
 Stolen bases-Demont (2), Baxter, Pope.
 Double plays-Greminger Perry -Bax- ter; Molesworth- -Raub.
 Struck out-Fleharty, B Thomas, 1. Bases on balls-Fleharty. Hit by pitched ball-Fleharty (Thon- as).
 Wild pitch-Fleharty Passed balls-Raub.
 Time of game-2:10.
 Umpire-Pfenninger
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Columbus Gets a Lemon.

Columbus, Miss, May 9.-(SpeciaL)- Hitting at opportune times and allowing only one member of the local team to get as far as third base accounts for Monroe handing another lemon to the locals. The visitors had everything working fine.
 So far as the Discoverers are concerned an enthusiastic fan said to your corre- spondent this afternoon, 'The kindest thing you can say for us today IS to keep quiet.' Acting on his advice allow the official score to tell the balance of the story. Score: H.a' H. Cvol,,mb,,s .. .010 GOO 000-1 4 Monroe .O03 OO0 010-4 9 2
 Batteries Pylant and Toft; Whelan ana Kitchels Umpire, Hall.
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ATLANTA IS BEATEN.

Nashville, Tenn. May 9.-(Special)- g. Atlanta got more hits than the locals but was defeated in one of the best con- tests of the season by Q score of to 1. Besides pitching great ball, steady at all times, Win Kellum for Nashville felded his position in flawless style. His one
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New Orleans, May 9.-Athletes from several southern cities participated in the annual track meet of the southern division of the Amateur Athletic union here today. The Southern Athletic club of New Orleans won the meet with 3S points.
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Charleston Shut Out.

Charleston, S. C., May 9.-Macon out played the locals at every stage of the game and won easily. Score: R.HE. CnarleStOn ........... .VuJ Vuu VVV-U $ Macon .. .... ....... .0c0 210 200-5 g 2
 Batteries: Ford and Reiscnger; Clark and Shea
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Washington Is Playing Ball.

Washington. May 9.-(Special. )-Wash- ington had no trouble annexing today's game from Philadelphia Carter, was re- tired in the third inning and Vickers, who succeeded him, was hit freely Score:
 R.H. E. Philadelphia .. .. .. ..000 010 001-2 z 1 Washington .. . . .102 900 30*-6 s Batteries: Carter. Vickers and Schreck- engost; Burns and Warner. Umpire, Con- molly.
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At Kansas City-Louisville 2, Kansas City 0.
 At St. Paul-St. Paul 6, Toledo 1. At Minneapoli5-Columbus 3, Minneap- oils o.
 At Milwaukee-Milwauke 6, Indianap- oli