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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
.FARRAR DIVORCE CASE
STILL IN THE RUNNING
Husband Comes Back With a
Warm Answer to Complaint
Of Wife.

The Farrar divorce case. once decided
IN Farrars favor and then reoPcncd at
Mrs Farrar's instance. has now reached
the stage OF reply from Farror TO Mrs.
Farrars answer.
Wiliam II Farrar. in his reply filed
In the third district court Friday. says
that Phoebe Farrar struck him over the
head with a CHAIR because he attempted
to pass as d Joke her purported remark
that she would rather live with thc low
est man IN town than with him.
Farrar also says that Mrs Farrar con-
Hscated all the furniture, and he was
compelled TO seek lodging elsewhere,
when they were living on Delaar ave-
nue., lie also accuses her of sending
their eldest daughter, Ellen. 70 spy upon
MIN at the grocery store on West South
Temple street. This through jealousy. he
alleges. Mrs, Farrar further is unit to
have the custody OF the children. he
says.
Mrs. Farrar first attempted To secure
~ divorce. but dismissed her case. Far
rar then came IN and got a decree by
default. but Mrs, FarraT objected TO the
strong findings against her and came in
with a motion to reopen the case. which
was granted. and II Is now about ready
TO go to trial again.
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Murray.
OcCidcntals.
DEFINITE DATE SET
FOR G0TCH MATCH

Frank Gotch and his manager, Emil
Klank. will appear hcre for An exhioI-
ton on May 4. Definite arrangements
were made Friday by Manager Heagren
for the match, The next question is to
secure four good men TO go on the mat
with the worlds champion. Dad Con
Will feels as If he would like 10 be given
an opportunity. not for the money there
is In the game, but Just TO neet Gotch
some OF the finer points of the wrestling
game.
Iieagren is busy trying to find four
men who will he able to make some KIND
Of a showing. Charlie Lange. at one time
one of the best wrestlers in the country.
has been suggested, but Charlie does not
seem TO care for the work, and says that
he will be in Ogden on the day OF the
ma tch Lance has been out OF training
for several years. out would make q good
opponent for Gotch should be decide TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
LONG SHOT OUTGAMES
FAVORITE IN DRIVE
Finishes Are Close and Good
Racing Is Feature of
Card.

Los ANGELES, April l6.-Good rae
ing was provided at Santa Anita today
and close finishes characterized all of
the events. The most stirring finish of
the day came in the fourth race, when
Eelma c.. at 20 TO l. outgsmed Gossipcr
H.. the favorite. in the last few strides
and got the decision by short head.
while Cossiper H. beat Lee Harrison II.
for the place by a close margin.
First race, five furlongs, selllng-Beau-
w. Riley, i0o (Paeel, TO .. second
90 10. semproeile: Robert Cray Dandy
Fine and Colonel Dick also ran.
Second race, four and half furlongs,
2-ycaroolds. pursc-The Golden Butter
lShIllIns). I to 2, second; Sylvia Fir. 1l2
Matchem. Ma nfuM Niles 10 Rel r Ei Tovar' NarnoS. Ga
Third race, seven furlongs. selling
Black Mate 100 (B, Wilson,, to 1. won
3d 3sr1s Tms5 1G$ kgoned "5 to TO
third. third Time ia "a. Grace G.. Fern L.,
Grande DaIue and Ethel Day also ran,
Fourth race six Gnr!Gnss 30 seliing[wS. oa
GossIper IL. lo5 (Archibaldl. l6 20 ..
second; Lee Harrison H., lOI (Shiline),
to l, thin Time, l:l3. Illusion, Mar
Piclaway. McChord. Sink Spring. Agnes
Virginia and Rey Del Mundo also ran.
Firth race. six furlongs. selling-TaXcr
10f PagcL II to ., won; Tayora. lo2
(B. Wilson,, 8 TO J. second: Orelio: loI
fJ. Howard), s to /, third. Time, lis 80,
Hilgert Work and Play. Sir Angus,
Byron, Aucassin. Cobblcskill, Habcr,
Esther NJ. and Josie ;. also ran.
Sixth race, mile and quarter, selling
Lucy c., IO7 (Pslma), 10 to 1, won;
Silver knight. 90 (NospeD, l. to |. sec
ond Livius, IL (Rettig). TO !. third.
ip,c - George
Nasmerto. Bon Ton. Needful. Miss
Naomi Miss Otficious, Royal MaNim. Rob-
inon, Banridgc. DR.. White and Iii Caul
Cap also ran.
sclling-Albiou H., lOS (ButwciD, 20 TO !.
won: Valley Stream, los (Rcttiel, to
9. second: LaChata. Jos (J. iiowardl. 8 Ia
|, third Time, t:07. Evados, Columbia
Maid Mazapan Laudablc, Auburndalc,
Voltrome. Priceless Jewel, Tamar and
C,oldena also ran,
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50.
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ONE MORE RACING
DAY At OAKLAND
Track Will Close for Season,
and Probably for an In
definite Time.

at oAAKLAMn Ab,ar,;!,' NpE ISmThs ,5, nfth race
the best finishes OF the season, four
Oesa, IL TO | chance. won in a drive
from Schlcswig. Little Siss was third
,r ,Trhe other winners were well supported.
There was a very large Attendance. due
In measure 10 The fact that the racing
season ends tomorrow.
Birth: 1oG (Cotton). 2 to /. won; Zalta
LOG (BoreD.. S. TO l, second; Dorothy Led :
gett' los (Mclntyrc), o 10 2, third. Time
Andy Ginter finished as named
Second race, race, four furiongs. selling
palo Ghiqueto, 1Cl (Gross2. %, to /, see
ond; Transatlantic, 100 (BorcD. . TO /,
third: Time, AS 10. ElGctrowan,, Pas
Amelia Rose, Sixteen and Biased finished
as named.
Third race. selling. six furlongs-D
Aunt Kit. % (Ross), 20 To !. second !;
Altamor, l0i (caplnD. Is 10 10. third.
,IlnG Ihmc' Mo NJ 10: ,Movg9rod Marbnrg Dc
George kismet and Banthcl finished as
named.
Fourth race. six furlongs. seIling-rul-
rine. 80 (Dcvcrich). TO /, second; Yam
kec Daughter. lo5 (Coburn), 10 TO l..
ihi'S Il poso T%e To m RaE 20 Ace Of pIamGnds
Fore and Hannah Louise finished as
named.
Fifth race. ono mile. sclling-Ocsa. 101
(McIntyre). II 10 /. won. SchlcswiS. l0i
tBurns). II 10 ., second Little SIss, 100
(TaplIu), 10 /. third, Time, l:d2 10
lioyle, Rosevalc. tistowcl. I'll Picaro,
Yakima Belle, Gatlcn Lass, Anna l..
Daley, Rabelais and Ornate also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile and twenty yards
Import. l20 (Taplin), 10 TO ., won
Boggs, Inc tClark. TO >, second: Husky.
1903 &C. Milcrl, { 10 .. third. Time, i;i3.
Saracincsca, Taunt, Ed Davis Boloman,
Fred Bent, High Gun. Kruka and Minot
finished as named,
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MURRAY'S OGOEH MEET
TO Be BIG SUCCESS
VIII Have More Horses Than
Track Can Accommodate
With Comfort.

W. NJ. Murray, manager and starter Of
the Ogden race meeting. which begins
May >. and Il. Il. McIvcr. arrived In the
city Friday for short visit. and will re-
turn TO the Junction city today TO take
up active work in connection with the
Ogden spring meeting. Murray said that
things looked fine and that he had more
horses than he could accommodate He
said he did not know what he would DO
II all the horsemen arc going TO ship that
have signiIed their willingness to come.
Murray said that 1t was Just as easy Ia
secure 1000 head Of horses as IL was 800.
and that the Ogden people would sec the
best racing H. the history OF that city.
Murray Is trying 10 arrange for spe
cial service from this end of the line:
The Bamberger road viii run Il special
horsemen's train every day, leaving here
at 12:i5. for the benefit Of all those who
wish TO attend the Ogden races.
Murray and McIver will return today
in order to attend TO the final prclim
inaries for the fiftccn-d8y meeting.
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Emeryville Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
OAKLAND. April 16.-Foliowng are
the entries for tomorrow's races at En-
eryvillc;
scilins-Marwood ll$; St. Frances; III,
Hereaftey. los. PimplSin. l02: Cadichon,
los. Bucolic, los; Giovanni Baierio' n noo,
MAY. lo6: Ndena lO4: Marion Casey. lool.
Second race, three quarters OF a milS.
sellins-Meclicks rs; Nenggnt' Ls EN- .rids 3is'
a. Sheehan. 10; Julia Powell, 1903; For
deno. i09. Belle Kinney. LOG; Gypsy King
l04. ~,
rrav@r ".," hmandicap-Tnrrett m ll5 Penn,
no; Goppertown los ELM protsnd beaH' iS@ IoS
Street rs: intrinsic. %, Asahcl. 90; So
nias, 90; Eddie Grancy. 30: Lewcslloh'
s.: Fusilccr, s5, Mary Gencvicve, So Ga
Fourth race one mile and seventy
wards, the Rutherford handicap,-Resii i
gouchc l22; Dandel'on, ll3, Slandey Fag
III; Woodcraft, %; The Peer %; Cres-
Fifth race one mile and fifty yarTds, Tn.
selliug-Cabin, loI. Ccleres;;. loS; Joe
Neaion. LOG: Elevation. lo6; Tommy
Mabel Hollander, loi: Colbert l03: Rock :
stone, lO2. Billy Watkins. oS: Tennessee
Boy, 9J
Sixth race one mile and, and fifty ,Io yards. G1i.
lector Jessup. 109; Don Enrique: lo,
Boggs. los: Fantastic. 1o5; Hush Mon@y. ,@{
loS A. Muskoday. loi; Banposal. i0a 0a
Captain John. 90; Yankee Daughter' DO
Seventh race, ,hree-quarters OF 2, mile
the Hasta Luego hsndicap-king James,
49, Eestig9uEhe: ,So; bIags Ia Rosc i%a Queen Queen,
Rsa Rcd jeanne 1e seSTs.'eGSs baTe Ss Wv woodsra SS
Bubbiins But Water. 81: Madman. 95.
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Murray Arrives to
Arrange for Races
!. N. c. A. WRESTLERS
GO TO NORTHWEST
Five Best Men From Utah viii
Wrestle in Portland, Seat
tie and Spokane.

The Y NJ c. A. wrestling team, in
charge of Mike YolSel. will leave over
the Oregon Short Line today at l p. nj.
for Portland the first stopping place,
where the, men Will meet the Portland
stars. The men IN the party are S. G.
Crabbc, lis pounds; e. NJ. Miller. 12o-
pound state champion; C.. Evans, l35-
pound state champion; Dell Judd. 145
pounds: Il. r Harlscr. 15S-pound state
champion. These five men arc TO meet
the best wrestlers Of Portland. Seattle
and Spokane before returning home.
The boys will stop at the Y NJ. G.. A.
IN each city during their stay. and ex. !.
the victories
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Arcadia Entries.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES. April 16-The. entries
for tomorrow's races are "a as io'io"n s,;,l.
sclling-FIilgert. l3i Tony Boy, lSi, Con
Pacliico. 131; Gentle Harry. l@l. pesma :
Wisteria, l2s; Byron, l2S; Sir Angus. l2Si
l<opek. l2S: Evados. 12G.
Second race, three Quarters OF mile mile
sening-sink Spring. 1871; Senator Bar
rctt, 1871; Pho Pico, l$l; Tollsatherer.
13I: Rev Del Mundo l31; Cauardo, lSl
Lee Harrison. lSl, McChord: l$1; Bye
Bye. l29: GossipSSr 10 Sn'i iiI!,sno' 2ns Ia
Third race, one mile. purse-son at
Sea. ito; Mike Jordan, 10; Liherlo, 10;
DIedgeI 10. Transluecn1eii ~ io7 aEora EpIar
Of Eigin. iO7; Altenberg, lo2; Friend
Harry, IO2; Nasmerito, lo2; Angelface
i02 Yankee Daughter. lO2; Buckthorne'
9s Miss Beaumont; 31,,.ec SIorto~s 81 or mile
May Nay io7; Lady Irma, los. Waterbury
los old Timer. io4; Colonel Bob lOii
McGrath. 1O2; Bat Masterson, 90; Fern
L., %; Meddling Hannah. 81.
Fourth race, one mile; handiSsap--GlLo-
pinkoa. I0G; Guy Fisher, 105, Molesey
los; Old Timer, lo3: Lawton Virgins
ioa; Marc Antony. los; Green Seal. 1913
Ed t. Fryer, 10l: Spohn, 90.
Fifth race, eleven -siXteenths OF a mile
Bear. 12I, Aunt Polly, ll9; c. w. Bunt
10; Spohn. lis; Bal Masterson. III
Gold Heart. III; Ravaria. 1l2; Black.
mate 112: Jane Swift. ll1 lnccment
li0: La Refine Hindoo. 1o6: Likely Dieu-
donne. lO3; Red Mimic. 1o3.
Sixth race. mile and quarter, sell
iii, Ncedrul III: Miss Ida. 1O9; Dr
White. 10a; III Caul Cap. l0D. LoSIstlla
lOa. Royal Maxim, 100; Lucy G., 10I
John Louis, lo1; silver Knight. %, Azo
81; Jane Laurel. %: C;rotto, 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Keene's Esperanto Second.

NEW MARKET, England, April i6.--
The 3-ycar-old handicap OF 300 sovereigns.
distance seven furlonPs, was won here
today by Humorist. J. X keene's Es-
pcrantu was second and Pins Head was
third Nineteen horses started
The Craven stakes. 800 soVercigns. was
won by llowick. King Edwards Royal
Escort was second aud GutfreuDd was
third. Among the starters was August
Belmonts BGy Tree.
Tho flying handicap OF 200 sovercigns,
for 3-year-olds and upward, distance five
rurlongs, WAS won BY II. ?. Whitney s
Sea Cliff. Grouse Fly Was second and
Amanaman was third. The fifteen start
crs Included j r. keene's Helmet III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
SHOOTS TWO WOMEN:
IS THEN SHOT DOWN

M'ALESTER. Okla. April Mike
Ianona shot his muthcr-in law, Mrs.
William Doss. and his sistcr-In law, Miss
Willie Doss. al Uartshorne late today.
Within few minutes he was sho, in The
neck and seriously wounded by his
father law William Boss.
Zanona and his wife separa ted a year
ago and the wife was given a divorce
and The custody of their child. This aft
e,noon Zanona entered the Doss nome and
shot down the two women. He then
started around tho house with his child
and TWO small children OF The Doss fam
fly.
Neighbors had teleDhoned the authorities
and when Constable Whiting arrived,
Zanona shot at him, The fire was re-
turned tho constable shooting high on
account of the child. Doss then fred. \
mob quickly formed. but Honona was
hurried out OF town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Spectacular Rescues.

NEW YORK, April l6-More than
ten spectacular rcscues were made by
firemen early today during blaze
in a siy-story tenement house on East
l05th street So far as is known. all
the tenants escaped in safety Dur
ing the work on the ladders Deputy
Chief Callahan fell to the street and
was injured though not necessarily ia
tally. He was taken TO a hospital. The
fire started in n laundry. on the ground
floor. \ number Of horses in the eel
lar were burned TO death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Travers Is Defeated.

PRESTWiCK. England April l6.---
Jerome D Travers. the amateur golf
champion of the United states, was de-
foatcd here today in an eighteen hole
match by a. Il. Aitltin. The champion Of
South Ireland. up and to play
Mr. Travcrs found the putting greens
troublesome.
In the return match this afternoon, how
ever. Mr. Travcrs found his proper game
and defeated the Irishman by one hole.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
MURRAY WILL PLAY
0CCIDENTALS TODAY

The Occidcntals and Murray baseball
teams will play match game on the
Walker field today at $3.50 p. m Murray
mers expect To give the colored boys
whaling. but have a hard proposition on
hand. Tennant. who has been signed 10
VIII he in the box today. and up to the
present time he mas been able to bench
everything that has faced him.
II can readily he secn from the follow
Ing lineup that there will be something
doing:
OcCidcntalE. Murray.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Prominent PLAYER Dies.

CHICAGO. April l6.-J, F, Cone, a
once prominent, aseball player IL dead
here. He played tirst base and left field
on the Forest City team or Rockford IN
1865 CO. 20. Harry Wright took 4. c.
Spa!ding. Ross Barnog and Cone 90 Bos
ton where eil three contributed to the
brilliant reputation which that team en-
inyoh for years Cone retired from tho
game and returned 10 this city. whore for
years he was ii clerk at prominent hotels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
COLUMBIA STUDENTS
TAKE UP BOXING

NEW YORK, April 16-SX boxing
at Columbia university last night with
such success that II is tho intention OF
the management 10 arrange for Il dual
boxing meet with other universities. This
would be something unique In the way of
college sports and place boxing In the
class with wrestling and fencing The
bouts last night Wcrc OF three rounds,
lasting two minutes each The star bout
was between two middlcwelghts. X.
Townsend, 1910, and \. MltcrburScr
lgng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Riders Coming In.

Bicycle riders are beginning to slowly
drift into the city from their winter quar-
ters. II. L. Mccormack, one or the best
amateurs OF last year, came IN from
California and will start training today.
Walter Bardgett wired Heaeren. Friday.
that he was on his way mere from the
east He is going to Los Angeles Tor
the opening meet there and will return
here for the Decoration day races and
to ride here during the remainder OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
BOTHNER KISSED AS
HE CRIED "EN0UGR"

Could defeated George Bothner. cham
pion lightweight. in straight falls here
tonight. Gould got the first fall in two
fall i'm four minutes.
After wrestling two hours and live min
utes Bothncr offered To quilt. He told the
crowd that Gould was the better man and
acknowledged defeat. but the crowd
hisscd and Gould insisted on finishing
the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Memsic Gets Shade.

LOS ANGELES, CAL April l6.-Gcorsc
Mcmslc and Ad Wogast fought ten
rounds before the Pacific Athletic club to-
night, There was no decision. but eN-
pert opinions at the rlnesidc gave Memslc
a shade the better OF II. Mcmsic took
five rounds. Wolgast three. and two were
even The first of the fight was ali Mem
sic. the last Wosast. There was excess
sirc clncbinG and butting, and II was
an exceedingly vicious scrap. Mcmsic
weighed 1872 pounds and Wolgast, l2S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Al T!aUOWs
BARNS SIGNS FAST
MEN FOR HIS TEAM


PORTLAND. april lG.-John :. Barnes
manager OF the Butte IntermountaIn
League club. today signed Southpaw Pen
gan and Utility Man Dudley Risley
Other men signed by Barnes are: u. h.
Rustipe. catcher. w. Campbell. short
Htop: Nchring. FIRST baSemau. Eisey. out
Gcidcr: Hansen. catcher: Dell and An
dcrson. pitchers, Barnes VIII leave
sunday for prndlCton. where his team
will train. Pitchers Gardner and Os-
borne were given over to Boise today by
President Lucas.
Lucas expects To announce schedule
next week.
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Boston Bunches Erroys.

. WASHINGTON April lG.-Bos,on
punched three errors in the first innins;
of todays game and two singles and a
triple by Washington at the same time
enabled the local to win, TO ,. f. II. L.
w Washington ........-.. ..,..sn,...rr l
Boston ..................2 s 6
Batteries-Burus and Street; Morgan
and Corrigan,
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L. D. S. Defeat B. Y. C.

The l.. u, :. Intercollegiate baseball
league team defeated the y. y. G. OF
Logan. Friday afternoon, on the Walker
field. by Il score of TO G. The visitors
proved trine wild during the first two
innings. but after that settled down TO
business and should have won the game.
Owing to the nonarriyal Of several play
crs the game was delayed for over half
an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Pool Run Record.

T. Morgan broke all city amateur tour
uamcni records for high runs at the Log
Cabin. Friday night when he scored ~
consecutive balls without a miss. In the
thirty-nrst game of the continuous pool
tournament. Morgan defeated G.. How
ard by a score OF 100 TO "A. the big run
being responsible FOR the onc-Sidcd score.
L. Morgan and y. Cain Will play today
at p. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
NELSON WILL FIGHT
PACKEY 45 ROUNDS

CHICAGO. April Battling Nelson.
lightweight champion OF the world. and
Packcy Mcfarland OF Chicago were
matched here tonight To fight forty five
rounds at James Coffroth's Mission street
arena in san Francisco. Ju!y .. The
articles were signed at confcrcpcc be-
tWccn the principals and Coflroth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Ketchel and Langford.

HANCOCK Mich. April IA club OF
fifty Calumet. Mich. business mon has
offered 10 raise purse OF $4,000 for n
ten-round bout between Stanley ketchell
of Grand Rapids and Sam LanSford OF
Boston on June 10. during the convention
of the Eagles.
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In Hotel Corridors

* NAKADOS of Osaka, Japan. and
: Tanaka OF Kobo, Japan, are guests
of the Knutsford. while touring the
United States.
w II. LEETE and c. B. Moore of Los
Angeles are guests at the Kenyon.
DIR. {. o: TOWNSEND of Washing
ton, d. c., Is guest at the Wilson
II. p. HATHAWAY. a prominent rail-
road man of st. Louis, with his wife is
at the Knutsford.
j. j SULLIVAN. prominent labor lead
cy OF New Haven. Conn. Is a guest at
tlp Cullen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
BROOKLYN Shut Out.

NEW YORK. April lG-Thc New York
team in its second championship game
today beat Brooklyn, TO o. throw 10
FIRST by Rucker. which should have re-
tired the side in the eighth, was the sig
nal for the New SorkS TO win II. II. j..
Brooklyn .s,... ,...,,....,...... y !
New York ~. ........,,....-. |
Battcr!es.-Bcll and Ruckcr and Bergen
Crandall, Raymond and Schlei.
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Billiard Tourney.

NEW YORK, April t6.-F1ve men are
tour billiard championship OF the United
states. which starts next Monday night
In the Liederkranz club. They are as
ence Jackson. Chicago: A. j. Wright, San
Francisco: Joseph Mayer, Philadelphia.
and DR., Leonidas l. Mial, New York
The games will be. 400 points, eighteen
inch baIklinc. two shots in.
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Police to Escort Weston.

Weston who is walking from New York
to San Francisco. Is expected here to-
morrow afternoon. He will he met at
the Indiana state line al ESQ o'clock In
the morning by the South Chicago po-
lice and escorted 10 the Illinois Athletic
club. where he Will be a guest until Sun
day morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
SCHOOL TEAMS PLAY
CLOSE BASEBALL GAME

The Granite high school team defeated
All Ualiows college in a league baseball
Douglas grounds by score OF ~ TO S.
Love was the feature OF the game by
knocking out a home run The Granite
boys went up In the air In the third and
sixth innings, allowing Al Hallows 10
make all her scores during the balloon
ascension The lineup was as follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
Planting Trout.

Special 10 The Tribune
BOISE. Ida. April 16-Durine the next
few days 500 600 trout fry will be dis
tributed by the state fish and game war
den TO the streams and lakes of the
state. and later in the season the distri-
button of 200 300 FRY will be commenced
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Varsity Athletics.

Two athletic events arc scheduled for
the university SATURDAY afternoon. both
beginning at 2:30 u clock. The "U" base
game of the state intercollegiate cham
pionshp series, and the FIRST annual
cross country run, opcn 10 university
students. will be pulled off at the same
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NATIONAL
New Cub Saves Shutout.

CHICAGO. April l6.-Chicago lost TO
St Louis today in a pitchers battle.
Usgerman made his debut in fast COM
pany and did fairly wcll, his timely hit
saving a shut out r. II, l..
Chicago ...sa'.....''I "
ST Louis ...,.,........,s,..3 . d
Sattcrics-Tagcrman, Luudgrcn and
Moran: SalIcc and Brcsnahan. Umpircs
-klcm and Kane,
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No Baseball Bettin Q,

NEW YORK, April l6.-In an effort to
prevent betting on baseball games, forty
detectives have been assigned To duty in
the grandstaud at th" polo grounds Three
mon were today held in $500 bah each
on charges Of gambling at the New York
Brooklyn games. The police say that
many bookmakcrS, since the closing of the
race tracks. had planned TO take bets on
ball games
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PACIFIC
Boice Loses Game.

Los ANGELES. April lG.-Agam today
the Vernon team defeated Oakland. Ii
was an crroress game on the part of
Vernon The game was very closely
pIayed however,. and only the widness
of Boicc permitted Vernon 10 win il
r. II Il.
Vernon Observation-Disclosures. o
Oakland .......-...,..,..,.O |
Battcrlcs-TIltt and Sinkel: Boice ana
LaLongc Umplrc-McGrccvy