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leg hurt in practise and was carried
off the field.
Score: r. II. z,
New York .OOa $50 212-i4 is /
Philadelphia 900 600 0l1- 2 Z 8
Batteries-Wiltze, Bresnahan and
Needhan; Moran. Covaleskie, Brown
and Doom. Two-base hits-Donlin.
Three base hit-Devlin Bases on balls
of Moran, .: off Covalenskie, /:
off NViltze. /. Struck out-By Wiltze.
4 by Covalenskie, /; by Brown. 2,
umpire-Klem.
Brooklyn. April 17.-Brooklyn won
from Boston today by n score of to
2. wilhelm pitched fine game, none
of the Boston players reaching sec
ond tase in the first six innings Fla
herty was hit freely in the opening
inning, when the locals made three
runs on base on balls, two singles
and double.
Score: II. IL L
Bcstcn 900 600 200 2
Broo klyn -. 300 90 00s-- 3 I 2
Batteres--Flaherty and Bowerman;
wilhelm and Bergen. Two-hase hits
Dahlen. Burch, Jordan. Bases on balls
of Wilhelm. j. OFT Flaherty. Z.
Struck out--By Wilhelm 3; by Fla
herty s. Umpircs-F.mslie and Rud-
derham.
Cincinnati. April l7.--Chicago made
it three straight by taking today's
game from Cinclnnatif l to o. After
the game. Lobert. of the local team,
was taken off the field by the poltoe
on the complaint Of a spectator, VINO
claimed the player had spit in his race
and hit him twice. Lobert had been
criticized by a number of patrons for
a is-fTa
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Wearers of Orange and 3Iack
Want State Trophy
Again.
VIM IN TRACK AND FIELD.
Ogden Youths Make Good Showing I'm
Running, Jumping and Weight
Evcnts--E1rst 1ry-Out,
lspeeIal 10 the "News.'l

Ogden, April 1S.--The first "try-out'
at the High school was held at the
High school campus yesterday after
noon and resulted in victory for the
seniors with the juniors a very close
second, While the event was more in
the shape of an interclass meet the
best men win be selected to compete
in the state meet which is to be held
In Salt Lake City, May %.
Great interest is being taken by the
boys of the Orange and Black in the
class meets or try outs" and they are
going about their work in determined
manner that almost assures another
victory for ogden similar to the one
last year when the locals carried off
all the prizes at the big state meet.
The following is the summary OF the
meet:
5oyard dash-Llttlefield, first; Aland.
second; Kane, third. Time-:06
l00-yard dash--Trlbe, first; Aland,
second; Kane. third. Time--:12.
220-yard dash-Matson. first; Pugh,
second; Gideon, third. Time-:2s.
440-yard dash--V. Pingree, first;
-: 65 3-5.
Ss0-yard run-E. Pingree. first: Pugh,
second; Meyer, third Time--2: SO 20.
220-yard hurdles-Matson, first.
Barker, second; Greenwich. third Time
-. 36 1-5.
High Jump-Barker, first: Greenwell,
second; Pugh, third. Height feet IL
inches.
Shot put-Greenwell first; Refs. Sec
ond; Mcdowell, third Distance-35 feet
inches
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NEW BALL GROUNDS.

Ogden. April 1s.-That Ogden is to
have new baseball diamond seems to
be assured at the present time. There
is movement on foot among many of
the local fans to accept the offer OF the
Sylvan park management, who have
offered to donate a piece Of ground
at the park for diamond which would
be within four blocks OF the heart Of
the city A number of the baseball en-
thusiasts have taken the matter up and
are now looking for material for team
which promises to be composed of many
old time players together with a few
new ones. which would undoubtedly
give the Junction City team that
would place them In line to carry off
the state pennant In lase state league
should be organized.
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Batteries-Owen. Walsh and Sulli-
van Waddel and Spencer.

Batteries-Owen, Walsh and Sulli-
van. Waddel and Spencer.
New York. April Thinking hits
at times when the New York Ameri-
cans were faulty in fielding, the Phil
adelphia team scored clean-cut eight
to two victory today. Orth was taken
out in the fifth inning and Chesbro
who was substituted, was hit freely,
the Athletic scoring five times in the
seventh.
Score: r. II. Il,
philadelphia 600 800 50O-S 6 9
New, York ....000 002 000--2 G 5
Batteries-Schliter and Schreck;
orth, Chesbro ana Kleinow.
Detroit, April 1.-THE local team
after cutting down a five-run lead by
bringing in three runs in the sixth and
tying the contest in the ninth and again
in the eleventh, lost today's game in
the twelfth. when Mullln weakened.
Detroi: 1000 003 102 020-- IL l
Cleveland 012 101 00t 024--12 20 3
Batteries-Mullin and Shmidt; Lat
timore, Joss and G. n. Clarke.
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FAKE wRESTLERS.
Federal Grand Jury Is Making An,
investigation

Kansas City, April 1.-THE federal
grand jury will investigate the case OF
James j. Pine OF New York, charged
with using the mall to defraud in pro-
noting q fake wrestling match. John
NJ. Nuckols, United States commission
err, ordered the defendant held, after a
preliminary hearing here today. Pine
gave bond for $4,000.
John A. Rodgers. deputy county
marshal. was the only witness for the
government. He answered one of Pines
advertisements in Kansas City news
paper The promoter announced that
he could Interest a man who had q
credit of $4,000 to $4,000.
"Pine told me-" Rodgers said that
a party Of i've millionaries from Alas
ka were touring the west I'm a private
car. and that they had with them
phenomenal wrestler, on whom they
would bet largo sums OF money. Pine
said he was close to the private secre-
tary OF the miliionaires. and that he
could arrange to throw n match. A
wrestler would come from California.
Pine said, and II could be arranged SO
he would defeat the millionaires'
wrestler"
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Ro11ER sKAT1No REooRn.

Chicago, April l7.-All previous re-
cords for the mile on roller skates were
broken last night when William Rob
inson. American amateur champion. did
onds faster than Ollie MOore's profea.
sional record Of s,27. The rnce IN which
Robinson set the new mark was m
The anal heat OF a handicap. IN when
he started from scratch, Robinsor,
passed the entire field before Ave Of
Tho eight laps had been reeled on,
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formed III Cleveland, with capital OF
$4,000.
The Automobile Club of Switzerland has
organized a war automobile corps which
will consist of 100 cars.
single New York City motorcycle
policeman recently arrested thirty Ave
chauffeurs for speeding In one day.
A car recently purchased by the town
OF Tynemouth, Eng. can be used ms an
ambulance fire apparatus or prison van.
A consular report says there were about
2b000 pleasure automobiles ana LIE COM
mercial cars Ia Prussia ON January 1.
Thrty-one different makes OF cars are
represented among those owned by New
York City for the use of officials and de-
partments.
with forty three clubs az members. the
New York state Automobile association
Is the strongest, numerically. In the coun-
After having furnished for many years
a largo proportion OF tho steel used In
automobiles built IN other cities, Pitts
burg at last has factory OF its own
French chauffeurs have secured the
promise OF the minister OF public works
30 support their bill TO require every driv-
- ~ w - AhNN''-%'''NN%' NA'hAAaNN'a
Owing 10 the large number OF auto
mobilists which now frequent that city,
an entirely new SET Of rules designed 10
aid traffic,
The kaiser and German empress took
with them TO tho Island Of Corfu where
thoy are spending several weeks. six tour
Ing cars and two motor transports for
baggage.
Paris police recently arrested genu-
me autophobo, q man who apparently had
he round one stndpg unattended along
a street
Much time will be devoted at the Inter-
national Congress OF Highway Engineers
AZ Paris in October 10 discussing methods
20 prevent automobiles injuring macsdam
roads,
In the endurance contest 10 be held by
the Nnrristown. tFa) Automobile Club.
on Aprl y. no meeha mica. device for
OF tht machines
The cities Of Frankfort wiesbaden
ana Hamburg have united with the I'M
pcrial Automobile Club ~ Germany In
pushing the proposed mlsllon-ddllar speed
way, or motoidrome
The Masaao hussotts Highway Commits
siOn which has charge % the registration
~ motor Yehlclcai expects 70 collect $4,000
I'm license fees this year OF which nearly
one alf already has been received.
Americans who winter IN Paris have
adopted tho fashion Of breaking the sca-
son By motor trips 20 tho Riviera. and
at this season OF tho year many Amen-
can cars are seen daily on the roads
OF southern France.
Tho Minneapolis Automobile club has
persuaded the city council to agree TO
repeal MI OF tho existing municipal mos
TOR vehicle regulations. In return for
which the clubs attorney rs 70 furnish
"a draft of "a proposed now ordinance.
Tho Chicago motor club. tho youngest
organization OF Nutdsis IN that city. has
begun Injunction proceedings 10 preyont
tho enforcement on May T. OF the wheel
tax, Which inhlcis upon motor-driyen
vehicles double tho tax Imposed ON horse
drawn ones,
30 many senators ana representatives
al Washington drive tholr own runnbouts
between their homes and the Capitol that
al garage may be built under the Capitol
terrace "a care FOR the machines white the
owness arc attending 10 tho affairs of
Gtata
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SCORE RY INNINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis April l7.-Pittsburg won
the third straight game from 81, Louis
today By score of TO o, Good hit
ting and tumble by o'Rourke won
the victory.
Score: II. II. l..
I'Ittsturg 90. 900 ESQ 300 : /
81 Louis 1000 900 900 1
Batterics--Lecyer and O'C1nnor,
Beehe ana Hostetter. Two-base hits
Hostetter Moellor Bases on balls
on Beebe, 2. Struck out---By Becbe.
81 by Lever. 2. Umpire--Rlgler.
Philadelphia, April 17,--New York
easily defeated tho home team today.
All Of the three pitchers tried by the
nome team We're hit while numerous
errors and pieces of bad judgment
were made behind them. Second
basoman Doyle Of New York had his
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Kentucky Beau. 4. 9S Notasulga, 3, 9s;
King James. 8, IS; Light Wool. g. 81;
Fair Play, 3. 81; King Cobalt, 3, %;
Johnnie Blake, 3, o.; Senator Clay 4,
81; Magazine. 8, SO; Stargowan. 3, o.;
Live Wire, g. 95; Don Creole, 4. %:
Restigouche, 3, 80; Fancy, 3, 30; the
Shaughraum. 8. IS; Gowan. 3, 81.
Penalties accrue from IL o'clock noon
of Saturday, April is, 1908.
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UNIVERSITY TEAM WINS
FROM LOGAN B. Y. c.

The ball game at Logan yesterday
afternoon between the b. Y. {. ana
University of Utah teams resulted III
victorv for the latter by a score of
IN / The 3, Y. c. was outclassed from
start to finish, but the game was new
ertheless an interesting one. Both pitch
ers did good work but the Logan team
did not render the best of support TO
Kidman Vanguard had to retire
from the game owing to injuries re.
teived in a collision with Gardner at
second. The b. Y. G. player was quite
badly spiked and may not be able 10
play again this season. The teams
lined up as follows;
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TIANosI PIANosl
PIANoSl

Utah Idaho Music Co Our Store
closed But we have on hand one Chick
erlng Grand, Ia Off regular price.
Three Davenport and Treacy's, y or
regular price
Four Clarendon Pianos at n on reg
ular proe.
Must be sold before May LIST.
Ind. Phone, 1894
ANTHONY N. NELSON. Mgr.
1910 So Fifth East
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sPRINTER OUT OF 1T.

New Haven, Conn April l7.--Gerald
NJ. Butler 90, of Evanston. m. regard
ed az one Of Yale's best sprinters. II Is
learned, has pulled tendon, and as "A
result will be unable 20 take part I'm
the sprIng meet at Yale or the meat
ings al Princeton and Harvard. cant
Buroh of the football team, also a
sprinter, is laid up as a result Of a sim
liar injury,
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CLASS TRACK MEET.

on Cummings field this afternoon
the annual class track meet OF the High
school is taking place before a large
body of enthusiastic students. The team
winning the most points will be award
ed silver cup. Those that have taken
part in any state meet will not be all
lowed to compete in today's contests.
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PRINT YOUR MUSIC

Composers OF Songs. Hymns. An
thems. and other musical compositions,
arc notified that the Deseret News has
fun facilities for printing music I'm any
form. Terms win be quoted on appll-
cation at tie business office.
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MRS, JOHN Il HANSEN

Desires 10 announce that she is making
the "Tleur dc Lis Dainties." an abso-
lutely pure line OF Chocolates. They
can be had az the Brigham Street Phar-
macy Willes-Horne Drug Co.. Halliday
Drug Store. The Smoke House and The
Rialto Cigar store. zoe per ID; 40c per
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS

Every household contains them, but
few think OF preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; YOU can
have them bound IN any style. ana AZ
any expense you may decide on. at
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. April l1.-Falkenburg was
effective with men on bases today ana
Washington won. Washington scored
on tho first on Pickerilg's two-beg-
gor Ganley's sacrifice ana Pruitts err
ror and again In the third on base
on rails. "A sacrifice hit and a single,
snorr, r. II. h.
tTnshinpton .lat 600 900
BE,tcrles-- Prult, Cicottc and Criger.
FalkenburR and street
Chicago. Aprn 1.--Waddell's pitch
,,., AS resnonsible for the defeat of
chicago by ST. Louis today The
scoro vas n safe hit for the locals and
cnlv one ball was batled pnst the In
field ST. Louis run was due TO a
bnso on balls, 4 sacrifice and Ferris
single
Chicago 900 900 1000 .
Il. Ieuls 49,. 900 600 1OO--1 /
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, April i7,--Bolden's home
rum, 1aiges limo pitching and Pueblo's
nc!ding were the features OF the third
game Of the series. which was won by
Denver.
Score: r. II. 4.
Denver .,.,.,.0OO III 01x--4 q
Pueblo .,,.... 900 0O1 O00--l O
Batteries--Paige ana Zailsky: Ack-
lev aud Smith.
At Llncoln--Lincoln-S Sioux CITY
game postponed, wet grounds.
Al Des Moines--Des Moines-O omaha
game postponed' rain.
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NEW WALL PAPERs

We carry the unusual things-things
out of the ordinary
GEO. w. BBERT & co,
"a Main.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At notwithstanding 6; Mil
waulSee, 1
At Indianapolls-In Indianapolis, 81:
Kansas City !.
At Columbus-Columbus, 3; ST.
Paul. ..
At Toledo-Toledo. Il; Minneapolis.
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INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.

Scotland comes second as having
better average OF points than either
England or Ireland, also were unlucky
TO lose player In the Irish match,
while they ran the Welsh champions to
a narrow margin at Swansea. Wales
has captured the pennant Ave times
I'm the last 10 years.
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BAKER WANTS FIGHT WITH MORAN.


the match anxious with
topnocher
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GRADE SCHOOL GAMES.

Two games were played yesterday
afternoon in the Grade School league
The Wasatch team defeated the
oqulrrh by a score of 10 to 3.
The Summers won from the framing
school, 10 to 6. The winning team I'm
ed up as follows: Rumph, catcher;
Woodruff, pitcher; Johnson, first base;
NJ. Sldoway, second base; Gothburgr
third base: r. Sidoway. shortstop;
Gardner. left field; Doles. center field;
Campbell, right field.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Y. of u. .......2 90 0 ] q O 0--S
b. Y c. ,O O o 0 OIL
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially Halliday Drug Company.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

A now auto livery company is being
$4,000.
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MAY PLAY IN cALInoRNIA,

Twenty-eight Rugby union players.
including some nine or ten information
ais, viii set sail from London the
middle az this month FOR an extensive
tour IN New Zealand and Australia.
The team does not In any way rep
resent the cream Of Anglo Welsh Rug
by talent as several OF tha most prom
lncnt Rugby players were unable 10
accept an Invitation for so long n tour.
The team is drawn from a largo area,
which means players unused To each
others style OF play, but this Will bs
offset after playing together a few
weeks. The team viii be exceptionally
strong IN the kicking department as
there are some phenomenal punt and
drop kicks IN the bunCh-thOse able 10
DO II with either foot ana from any
angle. however extreme players who
can get any amount of screw IN Their
puuts and drop kicks while tho team
also will be- toleribly strong. especially
the fnrewards, I'm footwork -drlbbllng-
which II 30 essential In first class Rug
by The team viii return by way OF
Frisco or Vancouver SO there win be
n possibility OF international Rugby Ia
California this fan. The writer has
been IN communication with the presi-
dcnts OF the universities OF California
and stanford. and both are delighted
al the prospects for an international
engagement which win do considera BILE
10 populariae the fine old Rugby game
ON me Pacific slope and also win give
both the faculty and the native sports
al least ono or two chances OF seeing
acme players with some pretentlons 20
class, perform, and tho writer has no
doubt but that their showing viii be-
n revelation IN moro senses than ons
~ the natives because the passing-lf
n deserves such u namo as being 10
oruAe--puntlnE and drop kicking sesn
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Los Angeles, April l7.--Portland
played zero TO seven game today
with Los Angeles, Jud Smiths triple
10 deep right sending home Bernard,
Dillon and Brashear was the feature
OF the game.
Score r. II. T.
Los Angeles 400 100 02.--7 10 0
portland 49,. 900 900 0O0-0 0
Battcries-Thiele Gray and Easter
~ Jarrett and Walsh. Umpire--Per-
riuc.
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COAST LEAGUE.

san Francisco, April 17.-By piling
up three runs in the first inning to-
day San Francisco secured lead
Which Oakland was unable to over
come. Quick. who pitched for oak
land, was wild ut times, and San Fran
cisco rut up the best game in the
field,
Score: r.. II. T..
san Francisco .............,4 3
Oakland 4
Batteries and La Lange;
Quick and Slattary.
Umpire --O'Conuell.
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The Automobile Club of Switzerland has
organized a war automobile corps which
will consist of 100 cars.
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a single New York City motorcycle
policeman recently arrested thirty five
chauffeurs for speeding In one day.
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A car recently purchased by the town
OF Tynemouth, Eng, can be used MS an
ambulance, fire apparatus or prison van
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A consular report sayP there were about
2600J pleasure automobiles ana Liz COM
mercial cars IN Prussia on January /.
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Thirty-one different makes OF cars are
represented among those owned by New
York City for the use OF officials and de-
partments
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With forty three clubs as members, the
New York state Automobile association
Is the strongest, numerically. In the coun-
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-18

80 many senators ana representatives
at Washington drive tholr own runnbouts
between their homes ana the Capitol that
a. garage may be built under the Capitol
terrace "a care for the machines white the
ownesa arc attending 10 tho affairs VI
Gtata
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FORMER NEWARK
MAN HAS A MINE
AS DOG BROKER
August F. Vogt, Disappointed in
Alaskan Gold Hunt, Adopts
Novel Occupation.

August F.. Vogt claims to be the only
real dog broker in America. He for
merly lived at 81 Halsey street. Ten
years ago he got the gold fever and
ven to Alaska. While visiting in
Newark last night he said:
when | went up under the Arctic
Circle l expected to kick up a gold mug
get every time l stubbed my toe. but
usually il was a stone as barren OF
quartz al q salmon is of hair. After
prospecting out of Dawson, Skagway,
Nome and other places | saw the de-
mand for dogs was much greater than
The supply.
so ! bought up ali the dogs ! could
find II shipped them up north by
boat. / sold them to the prospectors
at pretty nearly my OWN fgures, as 1t
was a ease with them If dog or no
gold. Now I have regula, DOS sales at
points throughout the gold district
Mr.. Vogt's attention was called to the
fact that President Roosevelt had
stamped Jack London as a nature
faker because London made a bulldog
whip a wolfdog, and the former New
arker was asked which of the dogs
would VIII such a fight.
THAT all depends" he said. ~she
wolfdog fights at long range n might
cut his opponent to pieces with hii
| teeth. On the other hand. II the bull
| dog got q throat hold on the wolfdos
he probably would strahEls him q
~~M&N H.