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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
THREE STRAIGHT
FOR SALT LAKE
Pitcher AnniS Backed by Per-
feet Fielding Too Much
for Butte.
Intermountain League.


SAT- Ld-4ei = D4Alct
Three straight victories for the home
team, This is the way the local bunch
% ball tossers is handing it out TO the
Butte team at Walkers field.
Yesterday, in one Of the best games Of
the week the local fans saw Salt Lake
earn victory by playing practically err
roricss BAH. Pitcher Annis did the bust
ness, and back Of him was the best sup
port gwen pitcher since the season
opened.
For SIX innings nothing that looked Ike
a hit was secured by Butte. But one man
reached first base, and lac was given a
walk. In the seventh Elsey got away
with a lucky two-bagger. but died on the
bases. AnEis faltered in but one inning.
This was the eighth, and il cost him two
runs. but not enough to make any differ
vnce In the game already won for Salt
Lake. III TO this time the crowd was
roofing for d shUtGut, and Butte expect
ed one.
Mr.. Fender. the man who did such good
work in che opening day, got his again
yesterday. He was right for two innings.
and then the trouble started in the
third Corbin reached first on an error;
Mcintosh sacrificed him 10 second: he
reached third on Annis fielder's choice
and came home on Surgeons tWO-bag-
ger. A moment later a wild throw by
PendeT allowed Sturgeon 70 score. One
more came over the plate in the fourth,
when a base on balls, a sacrifice and
hit scored Flick. To was at this point that
Pender was taken out and Gordon finished
the game In the fifth hits by Annis, a
fielders choice and a stolen base by Stur-
geon and a hit by Hammond scored Salt
Lakes fourth run. Salt Lakes lone error
did not in any way affect the score.
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Results.

Belmont Park, May 16.-First race, two
year-Olds. four fuTlOngs, straight course
Elfin Beau. TO /. won; Medallion, 10 :.
second: Zacatecas. 6 TO .. third. Time,
"A As.
Second race. handicap. one mile-Live
Wire. s TO 3, won: Wise Mason, 20 .
second. Dander, 50 TO l. third. Time
l.SS %.
Third race. the Juvenile, five furlongs.
straight course-Waldo. 10 to /. won; New
market, Z 70 10. second; Angerona, 10 10 l.
third. Time, 80 %.
Fourth race. the TOboggsn handicap, six
furiongs. straight course-De Mund, 10 TO
/ won: Field Mouse. ; TO >. second; Har-
rigan ( to I. third. Time, III
Fifth race the Harlem. three-year-olds
and inward. one nlile-Arasee. s TIC .. won
Norhitt 10 J. second. Traveller, 8 20 ],
third. Time. 1:9 50
sixth race. four-year-olds and upward.
seven furlongs. main Course-CohorL 20
TO- won. Don Creole, 10 10 ]. second clare
Russell, 10 TO 1, third Time, 1;-6 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
U DEFEATED IN BASEBALL
B. Y. C. Of Logan Pull League Lead
ers Down-Sayer's Hitting
Wins Game.
Intercollegiate League.
lspeciaI 10 No Heraldl

Logan. May 1.-THE University base
ball team was defeated this morning BY
the B. Y. c. by a score Of 4 to g. the win
ming run being made with two men down
in the last inning. The game was full
Of errors, a round dozen being made by
the two teams. Larson. the L. pitcher,
was not in tho best Of form. He was
hit safely but six times. but five Of these
hits came In two innings. He struck out
four men. Christensen for the B. y. c.
struck out twelve and allowed but three
safe hits Jack Sayer, q substitute on
the B. Y. g, was the rock upon which
the L, hopes were wrecked however
With score Of to 1 in favor Of the L.
in the eighth inning. he started the hit
ting that resulted in two runs coming
over the plate. In the ninth, with two
down and Young on second base, he hit
to deep left, scoring the winning run.
Umpires-Mulliner and Morton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
PISTOL CONTEST ARRANGED
Officers of National Guard and Fort
Douglas and Guards at State
Prison to Compete.

Governor William Spry and the mem
bers of his military staff made an off
cial call on Colonel Walter Scott, COM
mander of the Fifteenth infantry, yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. There was a
very pleasant visit for an hour at the
coloneTs residence. Between the mill
tary officers Of the post and the governor.
the members OF his staff and the National
Guard officers there exists the waTmest
friendship and plans are being formed to
make the interchange Of calls more FIRE
quent and 10 establish closer relations be
tween the civil and military officials.
At yesterdays meeting arrangements
we're made for a pistol contest between the
officers at Fort Douglas, the officers OF
the National Guard of Utah and the
guards at the state penitentiaTy. A team
OF five Will be chosen from each organize
ton and the shoot viii take place at Fort
Douglas a week from next Saturday.
In the governors party. which yesterday
went from Salt Lake to the fort In three
automobiles. there were Governor William
Spry. General Z. A. WedgwOOd, Colonel
II. NJ II. Lund, Colonel D. c. lacking,
Colonel Samuel NeWhOGse. Colonel Z. s.
Wright Colonel a. Z. Booth. Colonel a.
p. Kesler and Lieutenant-Colonel Rodney
T. Badger.
The party arrived at the reservation at
go O'Clock and were met by Captain
Waterman and a mounted escort Of
twenty-four men. The escort accompanied
the party to the residence Of Colonel
Scott
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
JEFFORDS IN TRAINING
Park City Scrapper Says He Will Be
in Great Shape for Nat
DeWev

Park city. May 15.-TTainlns in dead
earnest is on at the Jefford camp these
days. and will be kept up by him until
Wednesday. the 18th. on the evening or
which the fight is to take place The
Cornishman takes long run each morn
ing, and declares that his wind is good
right now, and with the remaining four
DAYS vet to work. ne says that ne viii
be in perfect condition and viii have no
excuse 90 offer IL defeated by the cOlored
man In the afternoon jeff takes IN the
gymna stun. where he works hard tO-
more than two hours at boxing, shadow
boxing. rope jumping and bag punching.
and al the conclusion of all this. the Dig
fellow leaves the gym apparently as
fresh as can be.
Dewey is still in Wyoming. but VIII ar
rive here the fore part of the week. and
will finish his training in Park City
Betting is about even at the present
time but before the contest is pulled OF,
il is expected that odds on either Of the
fighters will be given.
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At louisville.

Louisville. May 15.-First race. six fur
longs Enfield. straight s1395. won; Mar
bles, place $3.50 second; Pal, show $14
third. Time. 1:13 Is.
Second race, two-year-olds. selling. four
and half furlongs-Eva TanQuary,
straight S1S.2j won; BTunhilde. place SS05,
second; Lou Lanier. show Sl455, third
Time "a 4-5.
Third race. mile. handicap-Olambala-
straight S25.15, won: T. NJ. Green, place
fI2.70. second; Handeridge, no show. third.
Time. ] 40.
Fourth race one mile-Huck. straight
$3.50. won: Crystal Maid place 1906, sec
old; Wool Sandals show s2l.40 third.
Time lao 2-5.
Fifth race. four and a half furlOngs-
The Fad. straight $500 won; Calash,
place $i415, second: Paul Davis, show
S3l74 shird. Time, % 3-5,
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Tcm
HAYWARD, straight S13.25. won; Cymbal,
place. s1l55, second: First Peep, show
$40. third. Time. 1874.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
FIVE RECORDS All
At LOGAN Nj
With Ideal Conditions
Athletes in State Put
Some High Marks.

Logan. May l5.-Wlr- e.
cleered them ON. the at.|. ... ..
leading state schools -m..... --
records and cquaIsd lva others
annual state track ana #.r. -..
here this afternoon on Old. a--.
college grounds. THE records E
were those OF the half Quarter 3D..
and high and low hurdles. vr- 81.
Versity won tl- meet. hr. ru+ ev e.
mars gin generally expected. f.. ~
ing University S.. b. y. r. e
p. Y. C.. g Provo athletes f--..''
surprise. capturing seven H--rs a.
lain. their distance man. lr-sF.r'
records
The meet was o. b.- SUCCESS Err4
morning hours urzzIIrz r.-
threatening 10 spoil the meet b..
noon the weather cleared and f.
ideal for the afternoon sports NJ
was Do fine shape and us fast ag
be desired. The ideal conditions r.
the hope that Briuton. the rs .-7-a
er. would set a new mark ir the f-
but he was left at the post En- h.
heats and therefore did not ge5Hs
the Do, however he equalad t-s
record - twenty-five flat.
Carmichael won the hundred Ir
but in the trial heats. for tnsr
Whitehead ran it iu ten f.at. Pr
the 3. Y. C.. star. ran away from +
competitors in both the trial and
heats Of the high hurdles fIrfsfi-
trial I'm is Is and the final ir Is rz.
VIII had everything bis own wgr
shot put, and broke the record q
il a feet 1 inch.
a biz crowd came Up OH the
train this morning, the Provo BOYS
ing their band. The AEEies also --.
military band out and a great
Of college spirit was made. 80 an.
occurred and no penalties Of am
enforced. The summary
100-ysTd dash-CarmicHaeL T.. Rf
son. Z, Whitehead. A. G.. Tine b
220-yaTd dash-Brint0n. T.. Baird
l.. Whitehead, A C.. Time. 90 Es
4lO-yard rUn-ChamberIaiu. p. s
Cutting. Z, Walker. T.. Time SO
ss0-yard Tun-Chamberiain. b
Plant A. C., Roberts, L. Time. go
Mile run-HOldawdy. b. Y. T.. G.
Salisbury. e. ]. T. Tine, 4.5l
120-yard Enthusiastically. 3.
CrOcker, A. c.. Ald0us. a. G.. Tin
flat
z20-yard Embellishments. e
Alfred. A. c., Croker. A. C.. Time
Half-mile relay-B. Y. T.. T.. of
y. O.. Time. .55 3-5.
Pole vault-Adams T.. Erickson I
Bennion. A. c.. tie for second. Dl
10 feet Z inches.
Shot put-COnvill T.. Richards
Peterson, d. Y. T. Distance. a.
inch.
Hammer thrOw-Peter~0n. r.
Convill. L. Bryant A g. Distan
feet ~ inches.
Discus throw ConviiI. T.. Wilkins
Roskelly. B. Y. C.. Distance, I-
inches.
High jump-Baird, 3. y. T., Ada
and ROskelly, B. Y. c.. tied for S
Distance. 8 feet rs inches
Broad jump-Baird, B. Y. e.
A. c., Calder T. Distance. .
inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

Pay q Little Down ana
Every week and get a d-a
good watch at --r tTON
- East Second SUI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
: THE HERALD'S : DOUn
FIGHT FIFTEEN ROUNDS TO
DRAW IN FAST BATTLE
special to The Herald.

Rock Springs Wyo., May lt-Jaek
Tibbetts and Nat Dewey fought uiteeh
rounds TO q draw in the Grand opera
house here tonight
The fight was fast from start 10 m
ism. Dewey scored five kuockdoWns. one
of these was in the ninth. when beWes
seemed TO have the better OF me solIs-
;1,.-o Lnoctzfiov-ns were recorded on the
Dewey side. I'D the fifth and in the sec
ond.
j. l.. Mcdonald. the fight promoter, has
arranged another match between no
onera house here Il has not yet uetn
decided whether the affair will toe twenty
rounds or TO a finish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
ILLINOIS BEATS CHICAGO
Crowley Best Point Winner of the
Meet-No Records Are
Broken.

Marshall Field, Chicago, May 15.-Uni-
versity Of Illinois track team defeated
University Of Chicago in a hard-fought
dual meet this afternoon by a score of
1872 TO 52ia. Twice during the contest was
the score tied.
Crowley of Chicago scored 151z points by
mis- own unaided efforts. He was first in
the 12-yard hurdles, 23l-yard hurdles and
the shOtput, and was tied for third in the
pole vault
The high jump. the next to the last
event, yielded eight points TO the Illinois
total, when WashbuFn and Richards tied
for first at feet inches. This gave Illi-
no.s 5412 points and made it impossible for
the MarOons TO catch them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
E. M. F. PATHFINDER
ON RETURN TRIP

Colorado Springs, Colo. May 15.-Pilot-
ed by Colorado Springs Automobiles the
GUdden + NJ. F. pathfinder car left this
citv at $50 this morning on its return trip
to Detroit. The car viii follow the Rock
Island tracks as far as LimOn, whence
lingo go where the night will be spent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

Chicago. May l5.-The Philadelphia
Americans won the opening game with
Chicago by the score Of s to . Plank
pitched in excellent form. Score:
r. II. E
Philadelphia . .....-..........-.... 3 2
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Plank and Thomas; Smith
and Owens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
A LoNe.LIVEp JoKE.
LewIston lMel. JournaIl

lLeWIst0n lAIe.I, JOuTndI.l
Bucksport's famous April fool joke made
its fortieth annual appearance this year.
In 1869 Landlord James F. Moses OF the Ia
NOUS old tavern moved the biX-li1e storm
entrance to the door leading from the wide
piaZZa TO the office to one side so that.
instead of leading into the office. il made
a box against the dead wall Very few
people would notice the change in posi-
ton and would open the storm door as
usual and land gainst the side of the
house with nothing to do but back out Is
gracefully as possible amid the remarks
Of the inhabitants gathered at convenient
points 10 watch the results OF Landlord
Moses April fool trap At the death OF
MT Moses. about fifteen years go. his
successor. J. II. Wardwell kept I'D the
tirue-honoreG custom. Landlord II. Rufus
GoCEins set the trap bright and early
Thursday morning with the inevitable re-
suits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
JOHNSON TRAINING
FOR JACK 0'BRlEN

Philadelphia. May 15.-COnfident he will
be in fine physical condition for his bout
with Jack OBrien az the National Athletic
club I'm this city next Wednesday night.
Jack Johnson, the champion negro pugil-
list today began the final preparations for
the fight. Johnson arrived here late last
night and went to the home of George
Cole the old-time pugilist. at Merchant
vile, y. J.. where he viii do his train
ing. O'Brien has been in training Tor
several weeks at King Of Prussia Pa,
few miles from this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
DADS DAY" IS SCHEDULED

philadelphia North Amsi--e-
There is a movement 0n foo. U +
the poor. neglected. 0verW7fhe-' =
estimated father a show, ana q. ~ v. I.
tion to Mothers day on May Z. le-
day win be celebrated ou Aay ~
viii take place at the Wissali.A'- P
lie school kindeTgaTten.
To celebrate the greatness VI IN
youngsters will do their 'cutesl I.
and to s00the the governors
which have been rubbed the NI9s
by an the recent fuss over ln5 l-.
relation. they viii speak pieces.
songs and make speeches t1 Is'-' Z
bread winner.
There has been "a debate ~
selection Of an appropriate n..
Fathers day. Someone Ipla.
cested the poppy. Others Jls
plant. or the sweet william r..
OF course. Fathers day mas 49,. 7.
ebrated at night, because Lal--7- -, =
are given over 90 toll ana pr ~
otherwise attend his own es -.
other schools may take Up '
cause Of pa"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

FOUNDER. after a tussle, and then
right down TO work. I had two b
Of the finest sport I ever enjoyed IN
life, not 10 speak Of the antics d
guide with the landing net. who 2
me laugh so that I nearly fell into
pool
Eighteen In One Pool.
When I had caught eighteen .
averaging three pounds each st0l
although ] could have kept rigf'
pulling them out. I took the 81
catch out Of one pool. What was
use Of catching more There were
enough for @ week, and a true sP
man viii not destroy mnecesa
even I'm Labrador, and when he Is
first American to wet a line there
I'VE made a new camp near me
and enjoyed nature iu an her l0Fe-
watching the pretty seals IN me %
ing. as they swan UP the stream
a breakfast Of fish. and listening Q
wild notes Of the ducks and geese n
make this their breeding ground.
I'VE slept with our rifles al our
ready TO repel an attack by pa
wolf. while the camp FIRE cracAl7-
] dreamed Of the busy world 50 p
hundreds of miles away when
knows Of the marvels Of the e.
when It reads a few words ike
from a man who has dared 20 60
and cast his flies iu a virgin slI14-
an unknown land.
Going again, Well 1 sh0l-l =.
When d man hears the call Oh F.
wild as this there is nothing CD
that viii stop him.
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Detroit-Bos game postponed after
one-half inning; rain.
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Boise.

Helena ii Q o / o / 0 2-10
Boise ........S 0 0 0 o o o.
First base on errors-Helena, 8; Boise, ].
struck out-By Ames. S; by Gardner, 6;
by WestaU, 8. Bases on balls--Off Gard
ner. 3: off Westsll. 3, off King .; off
Ames. .. Three-base hit-lrby- TwO-base
bit-Stis. Sacrifice hits-Cahin, SITS. Sto-
len bsses-Petree. Ames. Hutchinson ~.
Houston Double plays-Case. unassisted.
smith 70 Sits. Left on bases-Helena- 8,
Boise. .. Hit by pitched ball-Wasson
Wild pitch-AmeS. Passed ball-Hanigan.
Innings pitched-By King. Is; Ames,
10 %: Gardner. 4: Westsll. = Base hits
off King s: off Ames. &; off Gardner, 6;
off WestaH, E. Time Of game-2.30 I'M
pire-Carney. Attendance-4o0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
Standing of Teams.
Eastside Grout.
Westside Group.
Played. Won. Lost. Pc
3 Basketball.

The games for boys in basket ball have
been finished The Lafayette team Won
both games in Group 1. while the Poplar
Grove team won both games in Group ?.
These two schools Will play the cham
pionship game on Field day at Wanda.
mere. on June T.
Games for girls Wednesday,. May 10
Lowell VS. Lafayette. Lowell grounds:
OneQUa vs. Poplar Grove. OneGua
grounds; Grant vs.. Jackson, Grant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Yale, 0: Pennsylvania. .
Cornell, 3; Columbia 8.
Army. 5; Indians. 0.
Chicago University. .: Illinois. 0.
Harvard, 6; Princeton, Q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
lHarper's Bazar.)

Bridge Teacher-NcW. if your partner IS
dealer and has a dreadful hand. what viii
she make il?
Mrs Baksr-No trumps.
bridge Teacher-Why, YOU don't know
aIiy thing about bridge,
Mrs Baker-POssibly not, but I know
all about my partner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
PENN FREsHIEs WIN.

Philadelphia, May 15.-The University Of
Pennsylvania freshmen track team today
defeated the Cornell freshmen on Franklin
field by the score OF 2 to As. Captain Hy-
deck of Pennsylvania was the star. win
ming the low hurdles in % Is seconds and
the high hurdles in 10 SIS seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
TRANSFERS OF BULLION.

London. May 15.-Bullion amounting
TO 5000 was taken into the Bank Of
England today and e15.000 was with
drawn. of which $4,000 was a shipment
to South Africa and the remainder to
Gibraltar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
HELENA, 10; BOISE, 8.
Takes Eleven Innings for Senators to
Win Out.

Boise. Ida May 15.-Heiena and Boise
Wed with each other in poor playing today,
the visiting club winning in the eleventh
inning. The score was S to 10. King was
batted out of the box with only one man
out IN the first inning Ames took his
place and pitched steady ball Boise got
all Of its scores in the first inning The
score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
MEXICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Afinnea polis-LOuisville- Niinnea polls
game postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures ;, Toledo l.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 10. COlum.
bus 2
At st. Paul-St. Paul ], Indianapolis 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
WEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Russell, Kan, May 15.-Edward Payson
Weston arrived here at 10 O'Clock last
night He continued westward at o'clock
this morning in good condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
A FISHERMAN'S PARADISE.
Expert Angler Says Streams in Lab
rador Afford Finest Trout
TcbiuO

north of where the great tidal currents
swirl and seethe along the fog-crOwned
cliffs of Belle Isle strait. Hamilton river
runs broad and deep TO the sea, empty
ing into Hamilton inlet, an estuary
which cuts fifty miles into Labrador
and completely cuts Oft from access by
land the upper third Of that little
known strip of territory from its south
ern portion. Beyond Hamilton inlet
still further toward the arctic regions,
scores Of vigorous, trimming streams.
fed by the mountain springs of the in
terror. come pouring into the fiOrds and
bays of the rocky coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
WHITNEY's HORSE SECOND.

Gatwick England, May 15--The Mari
three and four-year-olds. distance one
mile. was won today by Thaddeus. ]. T,
Vhituev's Sixty II was second and Lawn
Sand third Six horses ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
JEEFRIEs Co.'s 70 EuRoPE.

Chicago. May l5.-Jim Jeffries Will fol-
now Jack Johnson to Europe in the course
Of the next three months, but his erTsnd
will be OF a pacific nature. inasmuch as it
Is simply to wind up his theatrical en-
gagements.
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PURDUE, s51a; INDIANA, 451k.

Bloomington. Ind. May 15.-Tn a dual
meet here today Purdue university defeat
ed Indiana by a score of ssh TO 49,.
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KANSAS, 625h; MISSOURI, 521k.

Lawrence, Kan. May 15.-Kansas uni
versity won the annual track meet here
today from Missouri university. Score.
Kansas, 62lz; Missouri. 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
CORNELL, 761s; PRINCETON, 4oH

Ithaca, y. Y. May 15.-Cornel defeated
Princeton today in track athletics, max
ing 76iz points to the Tigers 4015.
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MICHIGAN DEFEATS OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio. May 15.-Michigan over
vhelmed Ohio State university in the
track meet here today. Ohio State won
only the 440-yard dash. the pole vault and
the broad jump.
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DARTMOUTH, 80; WILLIAMS, 81.

Hanover y. H. May I5.-Dartmouth
easily defeated Williams in the annual
dual track meet today by a score Of 50
points to 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
MOTOR RUN TO LAGOON.

The Carriers Motorcycle club will make
a club run TO Lagoon today. The club
win leave .he city at O'Clock and eN-
f,ccts t. make the run In 80 minutes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
NEBRASKA VS.. MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis. May 15.-In the dual track
meet today Nebraska won from Mime
sofa by a score Of 55iz to 421z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

New York. May 16.-Cincinnati defeat
ed New York today, to f. through poor
work by Schlei. whose wild throwing pre-
sented the visitors with the winning runs.
score. r. H. +.
Cincinnati .....-..............5 II 0
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
Batteries-FrOmme and Mclean; Ames'
RAYMOND and Schlei. Umpires-Rigler
and TRULY.
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Salt Lake.

Summary: Earned runs-SaIt Lake l.
Two-base hits-Elsey ?, Sturgeon. Base
on bslls-Off Gordon l. off Annis 2 Struck
out-By Fender 3. by Gordon 3, by Annis
Z. Left on bases-Salt Lake 6. Butte g.
Double plays-Hoon to Gardner; Gordon
TO Nehring; Head TO Flick to Lussi: Fitz-
gerald to Campbell; Lussi to Head Sto-
len bases-SturgeOn. Sacrifice hits
Whaling, Flick, Mcintosh. Time of game
la Umpire-McKibbOn Attendance
I on
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GRADE SCHOOL STANDING
AND WEEKS SCHEDULE

The following is the schedule for the
grade schools the coming week:
Tuesday. May 1S-Lowell VS.. Lafayette,
Eighteenth Ward square: Hamilton KS.
Wasatch. Wasatch grounds Webster vs..
Sumner. Liberty park. Onequa vs.. Wash
ingtou. Onequa grounds; Grant ". Jack
son. Jackson grounds.
Standing of Teams.