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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
BALLOON RACE
STARTS TODAY

Indianapolis, June Appropriations are
being made today for the national balloon
race which will be started here tomorrow
Allen r. c. Hawley of New York. who
arrived last night and who will have
charge of the race, said the work of in
flating the balloons would start today, in
order that the great bags may be given
a thorough test before the ascension at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Among the enthusiasts to arrive last
night was Major II. b Hersey of the
United States weather bureau. He will
prepare charts Of air currents for the
aeronautS.
Six balloons will start i'm the contest Of
the national championship cup offered by
the Aero club of America The aerOnauts
and their balloons are as follows:
Carl Fisher and Captain .. L. BAN
baugh Of Indianapolis. in the Indiana.
Captain Baldwin Of New York and
Charles Walsh of Mount Vernon, n. Y,
in the Hoosier.
A. II. Morgan and J. II. Wade, jr. Of
Cleveland i'm the Cleveland.
Albert Bond Lambert and II. Z. Honey
well of St. Louis in the St Louis III
John Berry and Paul Mccullough Of st.
Louis I'm the University City.
A. Holland Forbes and Captain Harmon
of New York in the New York
Governor Marshall will preside at the
ceremonies incident to the ascensions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
PRELIAS HELD At CHICAGO
Stanford Took Part in Meet in Spite
of Threats From the American
Athletic Association.

Marshalfield, Chicago, Ills, June A.
Only the preliminary heats in the uarter
mile run in the conference meet tomorrow
were held on Marshall field today. Enough
athletes did not appear in the half-mile
pole vault and high jump to necessitate
the preliminaries. Leland Stanford was
the only college to qualify for two men
for the finals. both Miller and Wyman
winning easily. The University Of Chi
cagO was conspicuous by its absence. as
Coach Stagg apparently did not think any
Of his quarter milers strong enough to
win this event. Two men qualified in each
heat.
Summaries.
First heat-M1ler Leland Stanford,
first; BOnsib, Indiana, second; Oviatt
Michigan Agricultural, third. Time
81 is.
Second heat-Wyman. Leland STANFORD,
first; knecht, Michigan a. c., second :
Gates, Knox, third. Time-:51
Third heat-Hanley, Illinois. first; Heck
in, Purdue, second; Duffy, Notre Dame,
third. Time-:52
Fourth heat-MitChell, Wisconsin. first:
Thomas, Iowa, second; Demaree, Purdue.
third. Tines 2-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
PULLIAM CASE
STILL IN AIR
Directors of National LEAGUE
Hold Long SeSSiOn-Mat-
tiers Decided.

Cincinnati, June AFTER being in ses-
sion practically all this afternoon and
until pest midnight directors of the Ma
tional Baseball league deferred until
some future meeting definite action re-
garding President Harry c. Pullam Of
the league, who is on indefinite leave
of absence. 1t was stated that President
Pulliam has a sufficient number of votes
to assure his return to the presidency
in an active sense If it can be shown
that he has recovered from his recent
illness.
The decision Of Acting President Heyd-
Ter in the matter of the protested Gin
cinnad game OF April o was reversed
by the directors and it was ordered that
the game be played off in Pittsburg on
Sept. 10 This action, it Is said, is the
first instance in the history of the league
of its president being overruled. The
original protest was filed after the game
at Pittsburg on April %. when Pittsburg
defeated Cincinnati. 8 to D. At that time
Wagner was said 10 have crossed over
the plate while Pitcher Casper of Gin
cinnau was delivering the ball Umpire
Klem's testimony showed this to be a
fact, but Klein stated that II looked
ridiculous to call a man out on such a
play when 1t was the evident intention
of the pitcher to pass him
The protested game of Brooklyn and
Pittsburg was not taken up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
MONTANA SPORTSMEN IN
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

Great Falls. Mont. June 4.-The annual
tournament Of the Montana State Sports
mems association opened here today with
a good attendance. In the ten general
average events, Irvine of Great Fails and
ConfaT of Livingston tied for first place
with 149 each out of a possible 160. John
Boa led the professionals, having l51 out
of a possible 100. Weaver of Kendall won
the Brownlee medal for Individual shoot
eTs
The Kendall team, composed of Weaver,
Wilson and Gallant, won the thrce-man
team, with Great Falls second. There
were seventy-five entrants in today
shooting and more are expected tOmor-
row.
At a business meeting held this evening,
Frank Woody Of MissOula was chosen
president; Larry Stephens of Missoula,
vice president, and c. n. Smith of Butte,
secretary. M3ssOula was chosen for the
next years meeting.
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AMERICAN HORSES BIG
ATTRACTION IN LONDON

London, June 4.-The greatest attraction
at Olympia. where the International horse
show will open tomorrow. undoubtedly is
the exhibit of American horses. The sta
bic accommodations are given to Amer
leans The string Of forty-eight harness
horses brought over by Judge W. r.
Moore Of New York have places Of honor
in the long alley.
Other American entries are hardly less
conspicuous. G.. w. Watson Of Baltimore
has twenty-four harness horses and f. II.
Wetherbee of New York has eighteen
saddle horses Julian Morris Of Virginia
has eight hacks. +. II. StOtesbUTy of
philadelphia six trotters. A. G. Wander
bilt coaching teams and Walter Winans
jumpers and harness horses.
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ROGERS DEATH SAD, BUT
GOLF is GREAT GAME

New York, June 4-Deciaring the fl
nancial situation is not half as inter
esting as golf John D. Rockefeller re-
turned here today from Hot Springs, Va,
where he took Mrs. Rockefeller five
months ago for her health
We have had a splendid time he
said, and Mrs. Rockefeller is much bet
ter"
Mr.. Rockefeller was asked If ne cared
10 say anything regarding the financial
situation.
What do I know about the financial
situation?" he replied why. finance
can't be compared to golf I hope some
Gay to be able TO play good golf. I have
PLAYED j good deal OF It I'm my life
He spoke feeiingly of the recent death
Of n. H. Rogers, saying: 1t is sad, very
sad
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CUBS WILL DIVIDE
THAT TEN THOUSAND

Chicago, June 4-There will be a spe-
Cial meeting Of the Chicago National
league team in the club house today to
vote on the matter and manner Of split
ting the $4,000 bonus presented to the
players yesterday by President Murphy
At first it was the intention of Pres
ident Murphy 10 do the dividing him
self. but he changed his mind yesterday
and decided 10 let the athletes do as they
saw fit with the neat little sum-
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MEXICO SHUTS OUT
COAST THURMAN

Los Angeles. June "A dispatch from
San Diego published here today says that
President Diaz Of Mexico has decided
that he will not sanction the proposed
race track at Tia Juana because such
action might be construed as unfriendly
to California. The statement is credited
to a member Of the California Masonic
party which recently visited President
Diaz and "a high Mexican official is
given as authority for its accuracy.
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BAD ROADS DELAY
CARS IN LONG RACE

Toledo. o.. June 4-Because OF bad
roads, the heavier cars in the cOast-tO-
coast automobile race were delayed in
reaching Toledo. Taking a different
route. the Ford cars checked in at the
Secor at 100, forty minutes ahead OF
schedule time. They will leave for South
BEND at o'clock tomorrow morning, and
the ether cars will start twelve hours
after the time of their respective rivals.
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OCEAN TO OCEAN RACE.

Erie. Pa, June 4.-The contestants in
the ocean-to-Oceau automobile race ar
rived here shortly after 9 o'clock this
morning The local authorities decided
they were running TOO fast and Fay r.
Sheets. one OF the drivers, was ARE sted.
He deposited SIS for his appearance in
police court this afternoon and then flew
ont Of town as fast as he came in.
Cleveland, June with their cars re-
sembling piles of mud the Ocean-to-
ocean automobile cars arrived here at
noon one-half hour ahead of their sched-
ules and started for Toledo.
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In the Easatch handicap 70 pe run 10
IN - +ts track. some Of the fastest per
a. a. Lii he seen Work Box. the win
III IL m ~ the Pioneer handicap. looks Ike
neI oL.hsFis favorite Among the others
s sie Meddling Harnah; Ethel Day, BBosgsii
). -. a,es THE race viii be the fourth
s sP ne card and will be for seven furlonEs.
on a5iss' dav AZ the track yesterday at
4rsctad more than one thousand WON n,
tIac t - ly-bo-o bet on the races. ard in
mos - NTH the rest Of the people at
~ rack. lost on each Frtdav during
~ last the ladies' are admitted free
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, Cal. June 4.-Bos Angeles
defeated San Francisco in the eleventh
inning today. batting in the winning run
Of a , to ! score. Score: r. n. +.
Los Angeles --.................... IA
san FRANCISCO .....-.-...-.--.--.
Batteries-Nagel and OrendOrff; Henley
and Berry.
San Francisco, Cal June A-Sacramento
won from Oakland today. 3 to /. batting
in the winning run in the eleventh inning.
Score. r. II. T..
sacramento ---.-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
OdhldUQ s.---. ....---+.--sr.-.-..- il b
Batteries-BrOwn and Byrnes; Wigs
and LaLOnge
Portland. Ore, June Portland shut
out Vernon today, 4 to 0, finding Hit at
frequent intervals for punched hits. Score:
r. IT. +.
Portland --.-.- -.--..-..-.--.-----
NSTuDn I
Batteries-CaTsOn and Armbruster; Hit
and Kinkel.
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Second Race.

stones challenge and just lasted. Stone
was best and would have won in few
more strides. King of Yolo finished
stoutlv: same Of Wicket Others showed
nothing.
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NEW STARTER IN THE
AUTO RACE TO SEATTLE

New y ork, June Am added starter
will join the New York-to-Seattle auto
mobile race tomorrow, when Harry Stolp,
driving a SteaTns car. will start from the
city hall. As the referee of the contest
has suspended the twelve-hOur controls
for the Stearns car. StOlp has chance to
overtake the other racers. lie will drive
night and DAY.
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SLOWER SALE TODAY.

The stables of the late Harry Slower
will 20 under the hammer at noon TODAY
at the fair grounds. Twelve horses. in
Guiding some Of the fastest at the track.
will be sold at public auction. In his
string are Sevenfull. which established a
new worlds record for four and One-half
furlong on half-miie track at Ogden
recently; Native Son and Mary Dees,
both winners at this meet: Warfare, n
fast 2-year-old: Elevation. Invader. Buck
en- Lucky. BOnfils, Kitty Rodd, Endurer.
Big Eldorado and 3 Street Most of the
horses are sired By Kenilworth, the rae
ing stallion, for which Slower once re-
fused $4,000, offered by an English syn
diCate.
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PARK CITY AFTER
SULLIVAN-KELLY GO

Park City, June Spark City fight fans
intend making d bid for the taIked-0f
match between Pete Sullivan and Tommie
Kelly. the two lightweights. the bout to
be pulled off here on the evening Of July
5. If these two can be gotten together it
is quite probable that the mining camp
will land this fight as the game here at
the present time is good and viii be as
long as the exhibitions are conducted on
the square
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CORBETT WINS OVER SMITH
Denver Fighter, However, Was All
but Knocked Out in the Seventh
Rnuud

New York, June 4-Young Corbett of
Denver won by a small margin tonight
from Sammy Smith. formerly Of Phila-
delphia- in a ten-round bout which went
the limit The former lightweight cham
piOn was badly marked when the final
gong sounded.
The first three rounds were fast, with
COrbett UP and coming Smith slowed
his opponent in tine fourth, fifth and
sixth by long range iabs and in the sew
enth developed such speed that il looked
like a knockout with COTbett taking the
count The bell saved him. however.
In the last five rounds Corbett fought
with split lip, which bothered him not
a little.
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AT LAToNIA.

Latonis, June FIRST race, six fur
longs-Csm bronze, TO l, won; Glypian
to 2, second; Rokeby. Is to 3. third
Times 3-5
Second race. six furiongs-Warner Girls
well, to I, won; Frank Stage, to g.
second; Nettie Traver. 10 to I, third Time
Il Is As.
man, to :, won; Dainty Dame to /
second; Al Muller. 9 to 10, third Time
1.1s
Fourth race. six furlOngs-Orlando. II TO
I. won; Meadow Grass. 10 to l. second:
Ned Carmack, II to 3. third Tims-I.Ig
Fifth race, mile and a quarter-Stou--
street, IS TO 5, won; Huerfano. 10 to /.
second; Water Lake, Z to 5, third. Time
2:i5 3-5.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Dr Barklav
to l. won; All he'd. to > secono; --:.-l
Hayward, Z to s.. third. Time-1:52 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
MACKEY SELLS HIS STRING
Bunch of American Polo Ponies Are
Purchased by an Englishman-
viii Give LIN Pnln.

London, June Frank J. Mackey Of
Chicago, has sold his entire stable of
twenty-three ponies to Captain Miller, the
birmingham player.
II was at first thought, when the news
came, that the Englishman, who are in a
desperate plight for want of good ponies
to meet the MeadOwbrOOk polo team in
the matches for the American polo cup
that begin here June g. had adopted this
heroic means of filling their stables but
Mr.. Mackey, before selling, took care to
expressly stipulated In the sale contract
that none Of the ponies is to be used i'm
the international matches
Mr.. MaCkey first offered his entire
string to the Meadowbrook team but
they were not wanted. Mr.. Mackev is
giving up polo at least temporarily.
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First Race.

Nappa went TO front at once and won
as rider pleased. Byron ran a good race,
was best Of others, Billy Taylor finished
strong under whip; others no chance.
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CROSS CALLS OFF GO
WITH YOUNG C0RBETT

New York June 4.-The fight which was
to have taken place between Young Cor
bett and Leach Cross week from to-
night has been called off by Cross. who
injured his hand on Young Erne. When
Corbett heard about this last night he
issued d statement saying that Cross was
afraid to meet him.
Corbett is to meet Sammy Smith I'm a
limited fight tonight Smith is COnsid-
cred a very Ekely contestant.
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REsULTs AT MANcHEsTER.

Manchester. Eng, June 4.-The Man
chester cup handicap Of 5000 sovereigns,
for 3-year odds and upward. distance mile
and a half was won by Csrgill today.
Rush Cutter was second ana Lischana
third. Among the sixteen starters were
August BelmOnt's Norman III and FAIR
PLAY III
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Yesterdays
Results.
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, June 4.-The weather. gen
orally unfavOrable to baseball since the
beginning of the season, was at its worst
today over almost the entire eastern part
Of the country Boston was the only
point in the major league circuit where
rain or wet grounds did not prevent play.
Detroit won the game. The other seven
major league games scheduled for today
were deferred. adding TO the already large
number of postponed games.
Boston. June 4-DetrOit won from BOs-
ton today TO O, by punching hits and
taking advantage of the locals misplays.
Score: r. II. E.
DetEolL --.--- Observation-Disclosures
DUclUll Y
Batteries-Mullen and Schmidt: Morgan.
BurcheH and DOnohue.
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TRACK MEET AT wANDAMERe.

Granite stake day at Wandamsre this
wear has been set for next Wednesday.
and q track and field meet will be one of
the features Of the day. For the best all
around athlete will be given a gold medal
First places will be given gold medals.
second places bronze medals and third
places ribbons The ward receiving the
highest number Of points viii receive a
remnant In addition to the above events
there will be exciting cowboy horse races
for cash prizes. The park manage ment
will also offer prizes for highest number
of points made in the bowling alley and
shooting gallery.
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Fourth Race.

ROYAL Stone followed pace to stretch
and won. where he came fast and just
got I'D in time. Banthal just lasted to
he second Mabel Fountain in jam at
head of stretch or might have won. Hare
and Gabriel tired last sixteenth. Distance
too short for Collins.
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Ilme-.Is 20, =, 3! - 20 To 81 10.
Winner oh. Royal Flush III-Fairy Stone Ira
to post 1855. post minutes Start good. Value to
second same, third handy. Stone place. she
show. Mabel show.
Standardization G. Observation-Disclosures 4
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Fifth race, selling
Sixth race. selling,
Third race, selling,
six furlOngs.

BY a fraction OF a nostril, Billy Bard,
a horse that was bet as high as 100 to /,
beat out Fred Stone in the second race
at the far grounds yesterday. A dozen
nervy bettors who played the sensation
or the DAY went nome loaded with gold.
The race was the most spectacular Of
the meet. and the sensational finish of
the longest shot of the meet brought the
spectators to their feet. Billy Bard had
the best or all racing luck in his favor,
and was given a superb ride by Jockey
Henry. But regardless of these factors,
Billy Bard showed himself a classy two
year-old and on form should have ct
lesst been IN the money. Jockey Sandy
might have given Fred Stone a more Wig
orOus ride and had he done so, the horse
would have undoubtedly won first money.
Billy Bard got the lead at the start.
and was given an elegant rail ride. Fred
Stone was always close up, and with
CyCiOnic rush in the stretch ran nose and
nose with Billy Bard. As they came
across the goal Fred Stones strides took
him past the winner with ease But he
passed him an inch too late. and Billy
Bard was given the race by scant
nose.
The odds on Billy Bard opened at % to l.
There was no play on him, and he went
NO 70 50 10 l. Ed SOule. proprietor Of the
Broadway club, offered as high as 100 TO l.
and paid dearly for IT, At this book there
was about SIS up On Billy Bard for win.
place and show. This amount on Bard
al the odds offered made this book $50
loser on the race in spite Of the heavy
play on Fred Stone and King YOlo, the
two favorites.
"Jim" Novel, former cashier for Harry
StIver's book. who seldom overlooks a
good thing got 81 down on Bard at 100 70 i.
OF knew his form had been moderated
E- said. and that his class didn't warrant
such long odds. At that. / didn't feel
very confident that 7 would win the
money but I couldn't overlook taking a
chance
----- la - r-.7-.-. rp,1v,- m, Mil. Tor
DAM the favorite in the third race, was
1f such character as TO indicate that
short vacation might do him good.
The father Of Jockey Thomas, who rode
the horse 10 victory, had s. down at 50 TO ],
The prevailing odds Frank Farrar the
owner, didn't feel confident enough in his
horse 20 back him very strong, but put
down ON him Just 10 add interest TO the
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ARE AFTER PULLIAM'S JOB
Hermann and Dovey, However, Say
They VIII Stand by the National
League Head.

Cincinnati. o. June 4.-The National
league baseball magnates met here this
afternoon to consider the question Of re-
calling Harry Pulliam into active duty as
president Of the National league.
One faction fav )rs Immediately depOsiag
Puliiam, while President Herman of the
Cincinnati team and President Dovey of
the Boston club are said to be standing
by Pulliam apd will fight to the last %
keep him in his position. Another eIe-
ment is in favor of putting the matter 70
test by recalling Pulliam to the chair
and il his health is such that he is not
yet able to perform the duties Of the Of
flee, then to replace him with another
man.
Pulliam's friends say he has been IN
Oshkosh. Wis, some time visiting a bro
Their and that he is in good health. hay
ing fully recovered from his nervous
breakdown Of several months ago.
The National league directors consid-
cred the protest Of two championship
games one by Cincinnati and one bv
Brooklyn, both against the Pittsburg
club.
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race. He smiled when ne cashed q ticket
for 500, IN addition to taking down a 800
purse.
The betting on Billy Bard was so
slight that the books made good money
on this race and on almost every other
race. Rather Royal was the only legit-
innate favOrte that won yesterday. True
to form he romped home easily in ad-
vance Of d field that fought for E-cOnd
and third positions
The card yesterday was an excellent one
for the books because in most races the
horses were second Taters and worse, and
therefore hard TO choose between. The
play on several horses was practically
even, so that whichever one won, the
books won heavily. 1t so happened, too,
that in almost every race the favorite in
the betting was defeated.
Deneen. the favOrite in the first race
got off badly and finished near the last
Fred Stone and King Of Yolo were heav-
fly played in the second race, and their
hackers were put out of il by Bard's spec
tacular win. Mike Jordan was a pop
the money. Royal Stone and Faneuil Hall
were evenly played favorttes in the
third race. Royal Stone won the race,
and Faneuil Hall was out Of the money.
In the fifth they ran well to form, Rather
ROYAL, Esther NJ and HI Caul Can finish
ing in that order. Antara and Burning
Bush were heavily played for place and
show in that race. which minimized the
loss to the bookies-
LADY Kitty was the second surprise of
the day. She was as good as 90 to l.
and the way she rOmped in made the
hackers Of the favorites sick. Gossiper II.
the favoTite. was out of the money. and
Martfnmas the second choice, couldn't
do better than third.
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DAMP ATMOSPHERE
MAKES PINS SLOW

New York, June As rule the scores
in the tWo-men team bowling contest at
Madison Square Garden today were high
the damp atmosphere. which
made the pins slow. Two teams earned
positions among the leaders A. schiman
and J. Dalton OF Yonkers. with a total
of / .22S. took third place and with In
J. Hizbie and F. c. Stone of Waterbury,
Conn, caused a tie for fifth plae
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RESULTS AT PARIS.

Paris. June 4.-The PriE de Prestige al
Maisons Lafitte today was won by W. X.
Vanderbilts San Pietro.
In the Prix Maladrerie. Mr. Wander
bits Ramapo finished third and Nash
Turner's Alatyr was unplaced. In the
Prix Ajax. Negofol, another of Mr.. Van
derbilts string, finished second.
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Purse s2Jl

Trained by F. Farrar. Went to post sos,
10 winner 500 Won driving. second same,
Fred. 80 place. out show. King. out show.
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DICK COOLEY our OF GAME.

Denver. June 4--Dick Cooley. captain
and first baseman Of the Topeka club Of
the Western league, who was injured to-
day while sliding to third base, will be
out of the game the remainder of the
season.
adelphia Nationals and the Detroit Amer