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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
JEFFRIES GOES TO EUROPE
Champion Returns to America to
Start Training About Mid
die of Summer

Chicago, May 5.-James J. Jeffries will
go to Europe in a few weeks and on
his return will prepare for his battle with
Jack Johnson. Before leaving here yes
terday Jeffries said.
4 am going to Europe. primarily o.
take the baths at Carlsbad and incident
ally to fill a few theatrical contracts
which I signed recently. When I return
to America, which viii be about the mid
die Of the summer, I am going direct ID
California and start hard training for my
fight with johnson.
When 1 return I will sign articles TO
meet Johnson and take il from me, the
fight will take place in this country if
have anything to say. OF course. / pre-
fer to fight in California, but II better
inducements are made by other promoters
I am willing TO accent
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CORNELL DEFEATS HARVARD
Captures Both Varsity and Freshman
Events for Eight
Dared Crews.

Ithaca, n. Y, May 31.-The Cornell
oarsmen met and easily defeated Har-
ward in both the varsity and freshman
events for eight-Oared crews, on Cayuga
lake today, winning the big race by
length and q half in 10 min. Il sec, the
freshman event by four lengths liz II min.
flat In both races Cornell led from start
to finish.
Both crews rowed about a 32-stroke at
the start, the CUrneuisns leading by
small margin TO the mile and the Grim
son men rowing in strong style, but un-
able to break the gain an inch. At the
mile post Cornell began a series Of spurts
and Harvard dropped steadily behind, de-
spite their efforts.
At the last quarter Harvard CALAMITY
tried to squirt, but their effort met with
a more vigorous reply from Cornell and
the Courtney crew flashed across the line
d length and a half TO the good.
In the freshman race Cornell clearly
outClassed Harvard from the start and
finished with a squirt four lengths i'm the
lead
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At Belmont.

Belmont Park, May 31.-First race, fill
lies, mile-Lady Bedford, 1 to Z, won;
COtytto, TO /, second; Sun Dance, % to
1, third. Time 40
Second race, six and a half furlongs,
main cOurse-MsrCellus, 10 to l, won;
Plate Glass. II to 10, second; Cohort, to
10, third. Time-1:l 9 2-5.
Third race, the twelfth national stall
lion, 2-year-Olds, 5000 added, five and
one-half furlongs Sweep, to 10, won.
Newmarket, il to >, second; Big Stick, II
to 5, third. Time .OS 10
Fourth race, four furlOngs-Harrigan
l. to o, won; ResugoUche, to 2 second.
Jack Atkin. 9 to 10, third. Time :25 Is.
Fifth race, the grand national steeple-
chase handicap, about two and a half
miles-Sir Wooster, 2 to s. won; Grandpa,
I to l, second; Kentucky Beau, to /,
third. Time-5:G
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Hin
Top. to 1, won; Bonnie kelso, 9 to l.
second; Taboo, to ]. third. Time-1:47.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Fordham 8, Georgetown l.
Cornell /, Pennsylvania O.
WORLDS BASEBALL
RECORD BROKEN

y Bloomington, Ill, May 21.-Bloom- y
= ingtOn and Decatur of the Three "I' \
y league broke the worlds profession :
, al record for long baseball games in \
= a contest that went twenty-six in :
y nings today, Decatur winning to l. 3
y The first ten innings were played in a :
= steady drizzle. The grounds were )
y muddy and slippery, but the fielding J.
= on both sides was sensational and :
= the pitching of both Burns and :
> Clark was phenomenal Decatur >
= won in the twenty-sixth inning. when ,
= Fisher was hit by a pitched ball and =
= Burtell made a three-base hit. !
= The actual playing time was four !
+ hours and twenty minutes. )
y Bloomington R H E \
\ 100 600 600 600 900 0OG OOO 900 COL i3 / :
i Decatur 4
O01 coo 900 900 OO0 900 900 900 Oh Il
y Batteries - Clark and Langdon; >
> Burns and Fisher.
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At Latonia.

Latonia, May 3l.-First race, mile and
an eighth-Lillie Turney, Is to l, won;
Billy Pullman, 5 to /, second; Belleview,
to l, third. Time-l:53 40.
Second race, four and half furlOngs-
{. a. Lehman, 10 to 1, won; Cherry Ola,
to 3, second; Gilpy, 30 to l, third. Time
SO 3-5.
Third race, six fUrlongs-HyperiOn II,
8 to l, won; CollOquy, 10 to 5, second
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Kings Daughter, 4 TO 3, won; Wool San
dals, 10 to /, second; Tom Hayward. L to
1, third. Time-l.44 40.
Fifth race, six furlOngs-Tudhima, to
1, won Chalice, to l, second; Xarco, 4
TO l. third. Time-1.14 10.
Sixth race, mile-Neep Moving. to l,
won; SemprO, 40 to !, second; Cymbal, u
to 1, third. Time: 80 3-5.
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HORSES GO
TO SOUTH AMERICA

Lexington, Ky, May 91.-One hundred
and thirty-five horses will be shipped
from James B. Haggin's Elmendorff farm
here tomorrow for sale in the Argentine
republic. This is the largest shipment
ever made to South America from the
United States.
c. II. Bergman. manager Of the FL
mendorff farm, today pronounced false
the published story that Mr.. Haggin will
sell all the Elmendorff horses and cease
producing.
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eoTcH PosTPoNEs MATCH.

Des Moines, Ia, May H.-Champion
Frank Gotch tonight postponed his match
with Tom Jenkins here from June L to
June H. Gotchs condition, his ply
sicans say, is far from satisfactory. as
he is suffering greatly from a nasal trou-
BILE. He will undergo treatment a few
days before the match.
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RESULTS AT HURsTPARK.

Hurst Park. England, May 31.-The Hol-
iday cup, of 500 sOvereigns, for 3-year-olds
and upward, distance one mile, was won
by Seaham; Mrs was second. and Auber-
gins third Among the six starters was
H. P. Whitney's Stamina.
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Summaries.

Junior single sculls-WOn by R. B.
Mann, n. Y. A. c.; John Hughes, Alta
lanta B. c., New York, SECOND. No time
taken.
pariel r. c., New York; Union p. c.
New York, second Time, g minutes l
seconds.
intermediates four-oared gigs-won by
Columbia university, New York, Penn
sylvania Barge club, Philadelphia, sec
ond. Time, 6:3T
Semi-double sculls-WOn by Sheppard
and Fennessei. Harlem r. c., New York.
Quinn and Rives, n. Y. A c., second.
Time 6:15 2-5.
intermediate double sculls-Won by
Louis Mayer and Rudolph Vrtacek. First
Bohemian b. c., New York; Union b. c.
New YORK, second Time, 6 minutes a rs
seconds.
Junior eight-oared sheus-Won by N. Y.
A. c.; Columbia university, New York,
second
Junior double sculls-Won by Durham
club, New Haven; n. Y. A. C., second.
staten Island 2. c., third Time, 6I8 s-5
Won by half length; the same distance
between second and third.
Senior four-oared shells-Won by n Y
A. c., F. NJ Hooper bow, j. Marrou sec
ond, W. l. Brown third, J. y. Boyle
stroke; Wahnetah 3. c., Flushing, sec
ond; Harlem r. c., third. Time, 6:fS
Senior single scuIls-WOn by Dursud0
Miller, n. Y. A. c.; S. S. Gordon, Vesper
B. c., second. No time given.
Interscholastic eight-Oared shells-W0n
by Dewitt Clinton high school; High
School OF Commerce second No time
given
Senior quarter-mile dash-Won by Fred
Fussel, Harlem Rowing club; Frank Shea
Sheepshead Bay r. c., second. No time
announced. Durando Miller Of the n Y
A c. in this event was taken with
cramps about 100 yards from the finish
and upset his shell. He was rescued by
the police patrol.
intermediate single sculls-WOn by Bar
~ Bryant. RavenwoOd B. c.; William Nc
Cullen, Harlem 3. c.. second. Z. f. HOff-
man, jr., University Barge club, PhiIadel-
phia, third. No time given.
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LAD WINS ALBRIeHToN.

Wolverhampton, England, May -S1.-The
Albrighton selling weller plate of 1913 SOW
eTeigns, for 3-yeaT-olds and upwards, dis
lance one mile. was won here today by
VistO Lad. PrOmetheus was second and
King George third August Belmonts
Bay Tree was left at the post
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DR.. ROLLER WINS.

Kansas City. May I--Dr. B T. Roller
won handicap wrestling match here to-
night. throwing Leo Pardello and Jim
Calvin in straight falls with no inter-
mission. Pardellc was thrown in twenty
eight minutes and Calvin in eleven min
utes.
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Yesterdays Winners.

CLOSING Prices) 4
= First race I
= Galvanic, s TO ;, won.
: Doliie Dollars, 3 to / place, second. I
= Elmdale, TO 3 show. third. I
= Second race, the Utah selling purse Z
: May Bride. TO l. won.
y Minnidocia, / to ? place, second :
; Camera, ? to 5 show, third.
, Third race. the Utah handicap I
= Col White. to 3, won.
= Priceless Jewel, 2 to place, second. 4
, ExchequeT, out show, third. 4
y Fourth race
= -Velma c., 10 1, won.
> Tom Shaw. even place, second. !
= st. Joe, out show, third.
= Fifth race
: Grotto, 10 to /. won
= AXIS AT Ben, to place, second. I
= La Refine Hindoo. l TO show, third. I
, Sixth race
Boggs, 6 to I, won.
> John A. Mallon, 2 TO place, second. I
4 Royal Ben, out show, third. I
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GLOVER BEATS cuRLEY.

New York May 31-Aike Glover Of
Boston had the better Of Jack Curley of
New York throughout q l0-round go to-
night. GlOVer's blows being especially Ct
fective in the third and seventh rounds
A heavy swing that went wild carried
Curley off his feet.
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF NAVY.

Newport, r. l.. May 31.-Chief Master
alarms c Certrick of the naval train
ing station. and Ivan Kenny. fireman 7f
the torpedo station. fought a ten-rouud
draw tonight The battle # was said, was
for the lightweight championship OF the
navy
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A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oregon Short Line r e

$4,000 from salt Lake 90 Seattle and
on sale daily, commencing June
l. Ask agents for further particulars.
City ticket Office. POI Main street.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver & Rio Grande r. r., June
4, 5, II, II, 10, 20, July 2, 3.

Chicago and return SIS. 90
St Louis and return ..............ss511
st. Paul, Minneapolis and return. $500
Omaha, Kansas City and return 5000
Denver, Colo. Springs, Pueblo. 500 So
other points in proportion. Tickets
good returning Oct. 81. Ticket Office,
S01 Main street.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Morning Games.

Morning Games.
Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 2.
Columbus O, Indianapolis 6.
Louisville I, Toledo 0.
Minneapolis I, St. Paul 0.
Afternoon Games.
Kansas City 4. Milwaukee Z.
St. Paul 1. Minneapolis 0.
Indianapolis II, Columbus 2.
Toledo 4, Louisville 3.
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After June 10 you will have to
pay 500 to $1,000 an acre for
Laurelhurst. Before the 10th you
can buy for $3.50 to $500. Better
buy, hadn't you? 4O4 Atlas.
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NV REcoRp EoR WOMAN.

POttsville. Pa, May S1.-Miss Annie E
Riecker of Lancaster, Pa, in a handi-
cap live-bird tournament today established
a new world record for women by kill
ing A. out of 30 birds. The best previous
record was 45 out of 30, made by Annie
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Boggs set a hot pace throughout: shook
OF 1dallOn turning for home, winning
easily. John A Mallon weakened badly
final sixteenth. Royal Ben tired badly
last eighth. Balnade would not break.
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Given Away.

Send your name today for a valuable
booklet. Standard Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 420 So. Broadway, Los Angeles,
Calf.
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WEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Carr. Wyo., May s1.-Edward Payson
Weston was storm hound here today. He
win leave for Cheyenne, twenty miles
north, tomorrow.
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Chicago, May 1.-Detroit defeated the
Chicago Americans to 1. Mullin, VINO
pitched for Detroit, was credited with MS
ninth Straight victory Chicago rallied in
the ninth inning, when four hits in row
scored one run and left the bases fun
with none out Mullin then famed the
next two batters. Score: X II. +
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
Chicago .......-.......-.......--. /
Batteries-Mullir and Stanage; Burns,
Suter and Sullivan.
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PHILLIPs.ANDoVER WIS.

Andover, Mass, May 3l.-Phulips-Ando-
yer defeated Phillips-Exeter in p track
meet here today, 40 to Il.
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Morning Games.

Philadelphia. May 31.-Boston defeated
the Philadelphia Americans this morning;
to 2 Bender and Cicottes neither OF
whom had lost a game this season, were
ming. when Boston punched three singles
and a double, winning the game ana orlN-
ing Bender off the rubber. Score;
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saItair Train Schedule,

$50. 1916. and every IS minutes there
after. Round trip, 25c.
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=
HERALD FORM CHART

Ma Slw
reeyeaods Selling 800
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saltair Attractions
LaureIhurst Prices Go un.

Talk Of the town. Many surprises. All
in good shape Round trip, Csc.
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DUNHAM CLUB
WINS JUNIORS
In Close Race With N. Y. A. C.
1t Captures Feature Event
of the HARLEM Regatta.

New York, May 31.-Idea1 conditions
prevailed today at the forty-third annual
rowing races Of the Harlem Regatta as
ISOLATION on he Harlem river With two
exceptions the contests were rOwed over
a mile and a quarter course Several OF
the races were won by a few feet. The
Durham Boat club of New Haven won
in junior doubles after a contest with
the y. Y. A. c. crew, which was only
settled in the last dozen strokes,
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RECORD CROWD At
RUNNING RACES
VeIma c., GrOttO and Boggs
Surprise Talent by Win
ming at Long Odds.
FIELD DAY FOR THE BOOKS
COL. WHITE, IN SPLENDID FORM,
WINS FEATURE EVENT.
Facts About the Memorial Day
FIELD DAY FOR THE BOOKS
Facts About the Memorial Day
Racing.

y Officially recorded attendance, SIPS. =
: Probable total attendance, 1000. =
, Utah handicap Winner-COl- White, =
= winner of Gotham stakes, New York, =
, 1905. =
! Attendance from Ogden. 1000 =
& Race prOgrammes-Supply exhaust !
\ ed after first race. Sold thereafter =
, at 90 cents apiece.
\ Racing couditiOns-Track was cup =
> by. Weather warm and fine.
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Afternoon Games.

Pittsburg. May 31.-Pittsburg won the
afternoon game from st. Louis, to ?
Adams received superb support. He now
has the credit of winning two games in
one day. Score: r. II. L.
FlJtSDuI5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U
81 LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
Batteries-Adams and Gibson; Rhodes
sack
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Afternoon Games.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 31.-BOston again
defeated Philadelphia this afternoon. the
score being to /. COombs and Morgan
had a pitchers battle in which the for
mer had the better of It in the matter Of
base hits. Boston won the game in the
seventh inning on pass to Gessler' Vol
ter's triple and Wagner's sacrifice fly.
Score: r. H Z.
Boston -...,. -..-...---.-.----....
Philadelphia --.... ...-...........
Batteries-MOrgan and Spencer; Coombs
and Thomas.
Washington. May 3L-Washington
punched hits on Brockett in the sixth in
ming of today's game and easily defeated
New York, s to 1. Score: r. II, +.
Washington $500 -....-.--.-..- 10
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Gray and Street; BrOckett,
Chesbro and Blair
Chicago, IL, May a.-Detroit and Chi
cago played a Z to tie game in eight in
nings this afternoon. The game was
called 20 allow the teams to catch train
Score: r. H. z.
chicago ....-- -.------.--.-...'''' \ !
Batteries-scott, Fienne and Payne:
Speer. Killian, Willett and Schmidt
Cleveland. O.. May a.-Cleveland made
It an even break today by winning this
afternoons game, ) TO l. Dineen and
Graham were knocked out Of the box,
while joss was effective throughout. La
foies batting was a feature, he making a
single, two doubles and a triple. Score:
r. H. Z.
Cleveland .-.... ...-..............
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
Batteries-Joss and Easterly; Dineen,
Graham, Bailey and Criger, Smith.
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There Are Many Printshops,

But only one Century. 55-57 Postofics
Place.
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Boston, May 31-Boston broke its long
losing streak in the morning game today,
defeating Brooklyn. 1 to Q. Score;
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Pittsburg. MAY 8.-Pittsburg won an
uphill game from St. Louis this morning
by punching hits in the eighth inning. A
high One-handed catch by Wagner and
difficult stop by Miller were features.
Score: r. II. F.
Pittsburg - ---...-...........5
St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 !
Batteries: Maddox. Phillips, Adams and
Gibson: Lush and Phelps. Umpires-
tombstone and Cusack.
Cincinnati. May 31.-Timely hitting by
the locals gave Cincinnati a well-earned
victory over Chicago in the morning game
today. Score: r. H f.
Cincinnati zee. ....................4 3
CulCdSO ------ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mclean; krOn,
Higginbotham and Moran. Umpires-Rig-
Ter and Truly
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Cleveland. May 2I.-St. Louis defeated
Cleveland, to 8. Criss pitched his first
game of the season for St. Louis and
kept the hits scattered until the ninth.
RhOades' poor support produced most OF
ST Louis runs. WaIlace's fielding was
a feature. Score. R. H <.
cleveland 5 10 3
81 LOUIS -..--.-.s----s'- . ~ /
Observation-Disclosures, SittOn and Clarke;
CTiss and Criger.
New York Washington game postponed;
rain
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Philadelphia

Batteries-Richie. McQuillen and Doom;
Wiltse and Meyers. Umpires-O'Day and
II
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Morning Games.

New York, May a.-New York defeated
this morning by to 2
seven hits on McQuillen in the
second and third innings. Score:
pbiladsinhfa ...2 0
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COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento, May 3I.-By splitting even
with Vernon in two games today SaCra-
mentO won seven out of the series Of
eight games with the team from the
south. Hauser. who grew wild after two
men were down in the second inning Of
the morning game, was responsible for
the only lost contest. He was succeeded
by Fitzgerald, who prevented the Vernon
ties scoring in the succeeding innings
Scores:
Morning game R H f.
. Vernon ;,..--...--'.''.''...'..'... 10
atteries-HarIcins and Kinkel: Hauser
and Fitzgerald, Byrns and Graham.
Afternoon game X. H E.
vernon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sacramento ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
San Francisco. May s1-San Francisco
and Portland divided the honors today.
In the morning game Portland punched
hits in the sixth for five runs, and in
the afternoon San Francisco scored five
in the seventh. Scores:
Morning game r. H. E.
Batteries-Carson and Fournier: WINS
and Williams.
Afternoon game R H. z.
San Francisco .....-,...---...-.-..
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Enthusiastically and Berry; Hardness
and Armbruster.
Los Angeles. May 31.-Oakland and Los
Angeles are credited with a victory each
as a result Of the two holiday games
played here today. In the morning the
score was, Oakland 6, Los Angeles .:
in the afternoon, Los Angeles s. Oakland
0. Scores;
Morning game r. II. +.
Oakland ............,............. IL
Los Angeles ....-........-......-..5 10 4
Batteries-TonneSOn and Lewis; Thor
son. Wheeler and Ross.
Afternoon game R. H. +.
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oakland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-BTiswalte and OrendOrff
Wigs and La LOnge.
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ly final sixteenth. Hazlet went we'll first
half.
Sixth Race.
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Cincinnati, May SL-Chicago won the
afternoon game in the eleventh inning on
Tinker's triple and MOrsn's double, two
hits coming after two men were out Man
ager Griffith and Captain Lobert Of the
locals were put off the field in the eighth
inning for arguing with Umpire Rigler
Second Baseman Evers was suspended
this afternoon for having a difficulty with
Umpire tombstone at Pittsburg Saturday:
Score: R H. E
Slnclnnau '.-'.-......---.--.------
ries-Ewing and Mclean; Reulbach
and Moran. Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
Boston, May 31.-Boston was shut out
to 0. this afternoon. Rucker was in
vincible with men on bases. Score;
Boston .--.-....-..-s.-.--.--- .
BROOKLYN ............ -.----..- s
Batteries-White. Lindaman and Bow
erman; Rucker and Bergen. Umpire
KLEIN.
New York. MAY 3l.-New York reached
the 800 mark this afternoon by winning
from Philadelphia, . to 4. The victory
was due to MatthewsOn. who made "a
home run in the eighth inning. Score:
r. H. E.
Ph1lddelphla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New DIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-MoOre, CovaIeski, Moren and
Doom; MatthewsOn and Mayors. UNI
pires-O'Day and Kane.
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Fifth Race.

GrottO followed pace first half. moved
I'D on far turn like a flash and won as
rider pleased. AXIS AT Ben, Outrun first
half made 10 ground fast final eighth
finishing stoUtly. Hindoo weakened bad
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half furlOngs fOuryear- ods and selling Purse

W to post
Start
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Batteries-Joss and Easterly; DineeT
raham, Bailey and Criger, Smith.
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McBride-Modreda. Trained by J. Dmond Went
Value easily, second
Bride 35 place, out show. Mnndocia, show
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01
T0DAY'S ENTRIES.

Second race, sell
ing, three furlongs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Boston, May 31-Boston was shut out
3 to O. this afternoon. Rucker was in
vincible with men on bases. Score;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-01

Yelma c.. never far from pace. moved
up at will, assuming lead on back
stretch and won in a canter. Tom Shaw
moved up fast turning for home and out
stayed St Joe final sixteenth s. Joe
looked dangerous on stretch turn, but
weakened badly, closing under whip.
Deneen closed like a shot. Happy Chap
by went well first half, then blew up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-29
AGE AND TITLE KEEP
COUNT FROM HIS GIRL

Toxic, Jan. 29.-Count Tanaka,
Minister OF the imperial household
toady submitted to the demands OF
the press and the nobility, ami
agreed to break on his engagement
to marry Miss Ko Kobayashi, a pie
bian.
The newspapers arraigned Tanakn
both on acconnt OF the difference In
rank between him and the girl and
because OF the great difference in
ages. he being 67 and she 20 years
old. There is bitter feeling against
alliances between the nobility and
the pleblans. which has been rather
frequent OF late.
The count appears heart broken
because of the loss OF his bride. and
the young woman threatens 10 de-
mond reparaton.