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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-30
Well KnOUn Singer Is Here
To Try Sketch for OTpheUm

Miss Fannie SwinneTtOn of Los An
geles is registered at the Knutsford
hotel, and to a Herald reporter she con-
fded last evening that she is here for
the purpose of trying out a vaudeville
sketch for the Orpheum circuit, if she
gets a chance. The reporter found her
when he tried to connect a relation
ship between her and the famous car
toOnist of San Francisco. He was par
TALLY successful. She is distantly
related, she confessed, and then she
told the newspaper man all about her
sketch. She let him see it, and he
thought it was a dandy.
Miss Swinnerton is pretty; she is tall
and she is ambitious. Her sketch is
really fine. 1t is from the pen Of
Frederic Allen. the Salt Lake author
of The Phantom Sweetheart" which
IS now proving such a success It is a
little dramatic sketch which introduces
old southern airs and tells a pretty
little story of love. The heroine Of the
sketch has to have a voice, and this is
something that Miss SwinnertJn has
She has already scored successes in
concert work and has been sought for
the opera. But she thinks she has not
the physique for the latter, and so she
is going to try vaudeville, where she
can give the public the benefit of her
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BUNCH OF FAST HORSES
SHIPPED TO Fl. ERIE

Some Of the fastest of the horses seen
at the fair grounds track during the re-
cent race meeting were shipped yesterday
to Fort Erie. Ont Among them are Boo
ger Red. Cabin and Fred Bent all be-
longing to J. II. B1annOn; Salvage, Cop
pers, Blagg, King of Yolo and Knight
peck. belonging to L. T. Lee & Sons, and
Hazlet and Strike Out belonging to J. o.
Holder.
Nearly all of the other horses have
gone to Butte On last nights train go
ing north there were SO many hOrsemen
and boolzmakers going to Butte from Salt
Lake that many of them were unable to
get berths Among those on last even
ineSs train for Butte were G. V. Hender-
son. paddock judge at the Salt Lake
meeting; J. W. Hayman, clerk of scales,
and stuart Polk and T. G. Stebbins, Off
ciaI timers. All of these men will be con-
nected officially with the Butte meeting,
which opens July 8.
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JOY ON YALE DIAMOND
New Haven Boys Tie Harvard in
Baseball for This Years
Championship,

New Haven, Conn, June 2s.-Joy is IN
restrained at Yale tonight over today's
victory of the varsity baseball nine over
us old rival Harvard The final score
was Yale 4. Harvard 0. The event came
as the CrUVniug feature of a day full Of
excitement and merrymaking for the
thousands of Yale men for commence
ment and class reunions
toT an hour prior to the game, hundreds
yl tantaStiCally-garb Yale men. by
Ilnny antics on the green field, brought
eAee''ng from the spectators. The Shelf
lleu scientific class of 1906 produced an
immense piece of scenery representing "a
jungle, and from it emerged a big ele-
pHenJ The center of the field was cleared
anu tlen solitary hunter began banging
away az the elephant until 1t fell over
men the classes swOoped down upon It
@.u dreW the carcass off the field An
Velgf class had a 'possum In a tree.
tne outcome makes IL necessary to play
w lle ne for the championship. The tie
s@ll7 %ii be played in New York Satur-
VI score r. II. Z.
Harvard I
u. na7lllleries-Iale-Van Week, Merritt and
N-loihi Harvard-Hicks and Currier.
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trained voice and not have 20 work so
hard She has many letters to Salt
Lake persons Of standing.
I have lived in Los Angeles ever
since 1 came from the Isle Of Man."
said Miss SwinnertOn. you know
there are only a few SwinnertOns, and
they all come from the Isle of Man.
1 could try out my sketch in Los An
geles, but I have so many friends
there. I wanted to come where L vas
not so well known. Then if I get a
hand 1 will know it was for the work
not for me personality. I want 90 do
something really meritoTious. I want
to earn applause. In the old days
every branch Of the SwinnertOn fam
lily had an artist of some kind-s1me-
body who really contributed something
to the world, something that made the
world better I have voice. and what
1 am looking for is a chance to use Il
to make the people happy, to accom-
plish something that viii be lasting,
that will make the world sorry when 7
am gone. 1 want to be certain whether
or not this sketch viii be a success. and
that's the reason why I want the
chance to try it out among strangers"
Miss Swinnerton viii see W. r.
Winch, manager Of the Orpheum, to-
day.
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MoRoNI is WILLING.

The following communication has been
received from s. VI. Peterson. manager
of the Moroni baseball team. and is espe-
cialIy intended Tor tie hackers Of the
Monroe baseball team:
"Olof Nicholson. Captain Monroe Base
ball Team. Monroe. Utah Noting in
column of The Herald dated June that
YOU have made challenge to any old
team i'm the carrot eating community for
a game FOR $50 OF over, we take strenuous
exceptions to your remarks and hereby
challenge YOU for a game at MOroni July
8 1903 for a wager of 500. which is now
on deposit "a our local bank. Desiring
an immediate answer, we are. yours truly,
''MorOni Baseball Team. by S NJ. Pc
terson. Manager MOrOni Baseball Team.
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At Sheepshead.

Sheepshead Bay. June 29.-F1rst race,
six and a half furlOngs -NOtasulga, s to
l. won: Miss Kearney, Is to 3, second;
Julia Powell, even, third Time, 20 10.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
and a half miles-Sandy Creeker, 2 to 1.
won: o. X. 80 to. l. second Reginald, 4
to /, third. Time. SO.
Third race five Tiongs-COlinet, to
,, won: Charlie Hargreaves, to ]. sec
ond; Dull care, to ). third. Time,
1900 As.
Fourth race. mile-Sir John johnson,
u TO I. won: COhort, ( to f. second
Dreamer. to T. third Time, 1:39 Is.
Fifth race. mile and three-sixteenths-
Hammerless, s to 5, won; Bonnie Kelso,
. to I. second. Rio Grande, 10 TO l. third.
Time. 200
Sixth race. five and half furlongs,
futurity course-Democ rat, 6 to l, won;
Uncss Chief 2 to 1, second; St Dunstan,
; to 2, third. Time, les Is.
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MRS. LEVITT SUCCUMBS
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

After a lingering illness, Mrs. Eva Le-
witt. wife Of 1. Levitt, passed away yes
terdav at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
] Gottstein. Fifth avenue and d street
Mrs. Levitt made her home here for
twenty years and was the mother Of a
large family of sons and daughters, well
known residents of the city. Besides the
husband and daughter mentioned, she is
survived by eight children, as follows:
Mrs. Ben Davis, Mrs. J. PrenOwitz, Mrs.
J. Schaffer, Joseph Levitt, Aaron Levitt,
Dave l. Levitt, Louis Levitt and Nathan
Levitt.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence, "a d street at 1880 o'clock
Thursday morning. The interment will
be in Bnai Israel cemetery.
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BELLE LONDON
ADMITS DEFEAT
Sells StoCkade Property and
Says She Is Through in
Salt Lake City.
FALLEN WOMEN SCATTER
INVESTMENT OF HALF A MILLION
sHRINKS TO 100000.

Salt Lake City has no stockade!
The lights are cut; the curtains are
down: a grim officer of the law PAGES
backward and forward across the en-
trance. The campaign for morality has
been a success. so far as closing up the
stOckade is concerned. Belle London
has cried "quitsl" She has thrown up
her hands; she has given UP the fight.
Yesterday the property which Belle
London says cost the Citizens Invest
ment company in the neighb0rnOOd of
half a million dollars, was sold TO
man from Indiana by the name of II.
j. Mundt. According to the story told
last night. Mr.. Mundt has been mere
several days and has had his eyes on
the property and was ready to take it
when Belle London capitulated. The
sale. she says, was negotiated yester-
day.
And the price?" she was asked.
"Oh. say it was $500 900. That wasn't
it, but it's close enough. It was in that
neighborhood."
DO you know Mr. Mundts plans?"
yes. partly. He says he is going to
build some warehouses in there and
viii try to get a franchise from the
city to run in a spur track. L don't
care what he does Ny Eight is over.
II
walls already"
Within the last several days $50
women of the underworld have left the
stockade. Some of them still have
property there-clothing etc, but none
of tFem are allowed to stay there. The
officer who was on guard said he had
strict orders to keep anybody and
everybody away from the place. Some
of the women last night returned and
asked permission to sleep there; they
said they had nowhere else to so. But
there was nothing doing. They were
not even allowed to go in to get arti-
cles Of wearing apparel. Where they
are, all of them. no one knows. They
are scattered all over the town.
Belle London declined last night to
make any statement regarding her fu-
ture plans. She was seen in her Office
near the property. and further than
that she would not leave salt Lake i'm
mediately. at any rate, she had moth
ing to say.
q will not go away now-right
away" she said. have other prop
erty interests here that must be looked
after before 1 decide-leases, etc
And the women"
/ "Oh don't know what they will do.
/ Whatever is done for them l will have
/ TO do myself. I want you to under
stand that I am through, as far as
/ I'm personally concerned, with this
| business in Salt Lake City. But the
women Well. you wait There
going to be lots Of trouble in Salt Lake
| vet l gave Salt Lake the stOCkade-
/ the only possible solution Of the social
| evil-and the city threw me down. Now
/ the city can try and solve its .fwn
! problem, and, mark my word, it's got a
| hard one to solve right now
A private safe may be rented in the
| fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
! Lake Security. & Trust Co., 80 up Main
/ sfreef 81 90 nsr wear and UPWARDS.
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BALLOON STARTS
UPWARD IN NINTH
gaII Gets FriSky and Allows
Three Extra RunS-SCore,
Salt Lake 9, Butte 5.
I,tsrmountain League.


salt Lake g; Butte, ..
80 tbe same old story at Walker 8
"a yesterday. Salt Lake won as II
i. ~ and thea gave Butte three runs
l'l. - ninth inning when two men were
-, = For a minute it looked as If the
,c.ers might get away with the game
M md there and il all came about be-
'-'. ~. slim Hall became a little too risky
s-,,+ for a second that the other
anu - ~ were trying to win all the time.
MAJ two down and man on thlIu' han
"-,gbf Turks grOunder. instead OF
.frSV-ing to Lusst. who was on IlIsI ana
49, tbs side Hail started on foot to
the uut-Out himself by touching
ltl sirst sack. Seeing his object, Turk
49, ~ sueed up, and It was race De
49, tba two to see who hit the sack
W. W., f.ussi yelled for Hall to throw the
my -lS b-It sim ran it out and was some
.-Sa+ surprised when Carney declared
Turk safe. as ne was
lS1ifg4snVhiIe a run had scored on the
-lav HAN hit the next man up, then
1-i5t hooted the next sure put-out and
- followed with a single. McQUaid
~ booted when it came his turn, and
~. combination of plays let in an extra
re- rims all because Hall forgot he was
IN a real baseball game
Aside uoll ttlto ot0 N -
Sc of hit-and-run for Salt Lake all the
nav Big Marshall was pitching and re
sits9 moor support, but he was hit
-,o,gb no win the game anyway. Hall
5i5 good work for eight and two-thirds
innings but the last third was away to
he b9d costing the team three additional
srrors and adding one extra hit to Hall s
record Al. -..,.
% EaIIv who did the slide for life stunt
Ind held the ball: The score:
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At Latonia.

I.atonia, June 29.-First race five fur
Iongs-Betty Lester. 8 to I. won; Prince
Imperial I to 2. second; Claudia, to 1,
third. Time, 1908.
Second race, mile and sixtee nth-Ca-
rev. IL to @ won; Jack Baker, to g
second: Z. T. Shipp, p to 1, third. Time,
1.47 %.
Third race five and a half furlongs-
Billy Bodemer. to I. won; Ray H. 20
to I. second; Voting % to 1, third. Time,
1.07 Is.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Palamon. to I. won; Zeinap, to 3 sec
1:43 3-5.
Fifth race. mile-Sniff. to l. won: Den
yer Girl. 3 to /. second, Quagga, 2 to 1,
third. Time. 1:41.
sixth race. mile-Pas. 10 to ]. won: Joe
Ross. Q to Z. second; Ekio, to 1, third
Tiran 1.9Q IL
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FLORAL BICYCLE FOR GILES.

= The bicycle riders and trainers at =
! the saucer track. all old friends and :
= many personal ones of Farley Giles, =
b the popular bicycle rider who died on \
: Monday have given to his memory a =
, floral bicycle with one broken wheel =
= The one word. "COmrade.' appears =
, in various colored flowers across the =
> bicycle This viii he placed on the :
b grave of the dead rider as remem- ,
3 brance from his comrades, who knew ;
= him as a good fellow and d strong =
; bicycle rider and competitor. The ,
; funeral will be held at 1870 Friday .
= from the Eighteenth ward meeting :
4 house 3
4sS@t$S&4+%+%A4%44444%4SY
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GLEASON & CLARK co.

The Gleason & Clark company, organ
lied at Kaysville. Davis county, filed ar
tiCles of Incorporation yesterday with the
secretary of state. The capital is $4,000,
i'm 81 shares. F. F. Clark of Logan IS
president; II. G Clark, Kaysville, vice
president and general manager; Sumner
Gleason, Kaysville, secretary and treas
urer. These are the directors. Nursery
stock valued at S150O00, fruit trees. a cold
storage plant and real estate at Kaysville
are taken over.
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FORD CAR WINS IN
SPITE OF PROTEST

Seattle, Wash. June 29.-The protest of
the Shawmut car against the award of
the first prize in the New 1ork-to-Seattle
automobile race to Ford car No was
disaIlowed by Robert Guggenheim. the
referee. today. Mr.. Guggenheim found
that the evidence did not sustain any Of
the charges that the Ford car had vio-
lated the rules. SO the trophy cup and
s. Oa0 90 10 Ford car No. 2. and the second
prize of 81 800 TO the Shawmut car. which
came in second. An appeal to the CON
test committee of the Automobile Club of
America. under whose sanction the race
was run, is still possible however
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WILLIE keller OUT
OF GAME FOR SEASON

Philadelphia. June z9.-Willie Keller viii
not play ball again this season and the
chances are that he may never play
again. During the New YOrk-Cleveland
series it was announced that Keller was
out of the game for a week or So due to
being spiked by a Cleveland player. Since
then il mas become known outside Of the
club that the veteran will not play ball
again this season. although no official an
uouncement has been made to that effect.
severed tendon in Keeler's right foot
Just back of the ankle is the cause.
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VARD0N MAY GIVE
EXHIBITION MATCHES

New York. June 2S-TOm Vardon has
nart1,- formed a plan for a series of eX-
bfbftion matches at golf The man from
Sandwich has gone to Onwentsia- where
i,5rn fo England viii depend largely on
circumstances. Vardon has already had
the exhibition tour proposition suggested
70 him and he thinks well Of the Idea.
$50 a series of four hall matches would
meet with general approval His plan is
10 get George Duncan to come over and
line ND with him.
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MCFARLAND BREAKS ARM.

b Especial 20 The Herald.) =
! Newark. Juas 2g.-Floyd MacFar- =
/ land. the professional CyClist met =
, with a serious accident today while !
i following a motor pace at the Ven >
= dome Jimmy Hunter was pacing =
! him Suddenly the motors rear tire ;
> blew IN. Mac had no time to get y
! away and was thrown violently up ;
+ the embankment. His left arm was >
: broken between the elbow and the :
; wrist. and he received several pain :
! ful cuts about his face. :
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POLICE CHIEF UMPIREs' FRIEND

y Lima, o. June 29.-Chief of Police ,
y Seffern made good his order that in =
y case Of any future assaults upon an =
y umpire he would not only take a y
= player from the grounds but lock him =
y up, when, following an attack by =
y Catcher tombstone of Marion upon y
y Umpire Handiboe yesterday, the 4
: player was sent to jail He was re- =
y leased on bonds three hours later. y
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HOMING PIGEONS
ON LONG FLIGHTS

Topeka Kan, June Z9.-Two hundred
hOming pigeons were released here today
resenting the American Federation of
HOming Pigeon fanciers. The birds are
expected to arrive in Milwaukee and Ra-
cine. Wis., this evening, making the 500
mile flight in eleven or twelve hours.
The contest is for diplomas awarded by
the Pigeon Fanciers' association.
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 29-st- Louis def i9s.esl
Cbicag0 3 to 1 today. Walshs Wlldiiess
and tumble gave St Louis the ~ y
run Score: 3
Chicago -..... .----------'-------' o
ct Louis .-.-.--.....tss'sF rv--.aff
Batteries-Valsh and owens hO"eii'
Graham and Criger-
Detroit. Mich. June 29.-Mullin won his
own game against Cleveland TO-DAY, Dat-
ting in the winning run IN the Tour ~ II ~
ming. Score:
Detroit ..-.-. s.sss.s'''''''' q
Ratteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Young
and Easterly.
New York. June 29.-Costly errors by
Austin ana Flberfeld gave Washington
fhe first game of the dOuble-header WIN
New York 3 to l. The locals easily won
the second, Il to B. Scores:
First game
Washington ...-... ..........'''''
New York .........---..-.. - -,
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Warhop
and Sweeney. L
Second game n n,
Washington 5000 '-------'''''''' ~ >
Batteries-G-OOm. Gray and street.
Blankeuship; BrOckeJt and BAR.
Boston. June 29.-Philadelphia won from
Boston today by heavy hitting ana Ell
fective pitching by Krause Score;
Boston 49,. ........... a-.--..... 0
Batteries-Krause and Thomas; Ryan,
Burchell and Carrigaa-
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COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland, June 29.-Oakland defeated
Portland today, hammering DruhOt for
four runs in the first inning and forcing
his retirement in favor of Carson, who
held the locals to two hits during the
rest of the game. Score. r. II. 4.
Oakland ..--.....,.- .-.-.--.-.-.-.-4
Portland .....-........ ...-.---.---.-5
Batteries-Boice and LaLonge; Druhot,
Carson and Fisher.
Sacramento, Cal, June 29.-San Fran
cisco defeated Sacramento today VIVA
len pitched good ball for Sacramento, but
received poor support. Score: R. h E
san FRANCISCO ..-----.----.t+..-.---O
sacramento -.-------- ------.-------V .
Batteries-Henley and Berry; Whalen
and Byrnes.
Los Angeles. June Cater Vernon had
punched enough hits in the fourth to take
the lead Raleigh unfortunately delivered
a series of wild pitches filled the bases
and then allowed Los Angeles to bat out
singles and doubles until they had de
feated Vernon, 6 to T. Score: R H E
Vernon .-.-.-..--.-- -..--.-..--..-..4 10
Batteries-Hosp and Orendorff; Raleigh
and Hogan
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WEST0N'S DAILY GRIND.

Reno. New. June Edward Payson
Weston. the pedestrian. left Battle Noun
tain at $40 this evening, and is at present
230 miles from Reno and 455 miles from
San Francisco. between watering stations
ON the Southern Pacific. The aged
walker has a long stretch Of barren land
before him, which may make his progress
slow
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Paul-First game: Toledo; 3: St
Paul. thirteen innings) Second game:
St Paul. 8: Toledo, S.
At Kansas City--kansas City, 0; In
dianapOlis, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Milwau-
kee. T.
At Minneapolis 6; Mime
apOiis. 4.
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vANpERsILT HORSES ALSO RAN

paris lime 29.-Two horses owned by
W L Vanderbilt ran at Maison Lafitte
TODAY. but neither was successful His
SEEMS was unplaced in the Prix Es-
sarts. and Raleigh did not show in the
Prix Hues.
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BOISE AND HELENA
DELAYED BY WRECK

Helena, Mont. June 29.-There was no
baseball game here today because of the
nOn-arrival OF the Helena and Boise teams
Of the lntermountain league. 1t is re-
ported that a freight wreck west of Butte
delayed their train.
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= london, June 29.-As Queen Alex >
. e-.L.a is DESTROYS Of witnessing the =
y ~ match between American ana :
' I.l-sh players for the American \
= ~ III, ,y-l' the contest has been post !
lgne1 until July i.
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COUNTRY cLUB GOLF RESULTS

In the matches played at the Country
club Yesterday for the directors cup for
June. the following were the results: r.
II NTcC51rrin beat II. D. Niles; R ". Sal
fsburv beat J. T. Gilmer; L L Savage
beat VIII Browne; d. B. kimbah beat
& A Gillette.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, June 29.-The local team cele-
brated the closing Of Exposition park to
day by defeating Chicago, s to 1. Forbes
field, the new million-dOllar home of the
Pittsburg club, viii be dedicated tomor-
row. Score: X II. +.
Pittsburg ------ ---.--------------- a
chicago 5000 ---...-.- =
Batteries-Leifield and Gibson: Brown,
Pfeister and Archer. Umpires-O'D Day and
Emslie.
Brooklyn. June 29.-New York pulled out
victory today by taking advantage of
some wild throwing on the part of Brook
lyd in the early innings. Score;
r. H. f.
New 1OTh -------.----s. ss.-.s-....- II
Brooklyn -....- ...--.----.--..--s- 3
Batteries-Raymond and Schlei; Hunter
and Bergen. Umpires-Kane and Rigler-
Philadelphia. June 29-Philadelphia
punched her hits today and aided by BOs-
tons errors won to 3. Score;
r. H. f.
= nlldu6iplita s.-.s- .----.-s--.-.s-
Boston 1900. ....--.-......... :
Batteries-Sparks and Doom; Mattern
and Graham. Umpire-l<iem.
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pULLIAM ON TIE JOB.

New York. June 2s.-Harry. Pulliam is
.gsin the directing head Of the National
- I've After a leave Of absence Of six
months he resumed his duties yesterday
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DECISION FOR SULLIVAN.

Boston. June 29.-Tommy Sullivan Of
Lawrence got the decision over joe
Thomas Of California in twelve fast
rounds here today. Thomas OutWeighed
his opponent and was the faYoTite.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Today's Schedule.

MEMS SINGLES. y
> 4:30 0. mo-. J. Salisbury vs.. winner :
= of BrOdie-Riter match.
! 4:90 D. ms. Neel VS.. r. Badger. =
! 4.30 D. m.-F. Roberts rs. Griffin =
D. mr.. W. Salisbury vs. Brown =
4 n nc Neel VS.. RAYMOND. =
+ MEMS DOUBLES. ,
5D. m.-NeeI and Mcleod VS.. winner =
> OF Badger-Taylor and Garnett-Ac- =
\ Broom match
q. m.-Salisbury and Salisbury VS.. :
: Cox and Ingrebretsen.
LADIES SINGLES.
4p. miss Lewis vs. Miss Thorn. :
1 LADIES' DOUBLES. =
An. MFRS. Griffin and Mrs Smith :
/ vs. Misses Allen and Allen =
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Earned ruuS-Sdll Lake 1, Butte - W.
iasa hits-Nehriug. Dunn, Goodman,
Hammond. Lussi. McQuaid. Three-base
hits-Fortier Hammond Base on balls
off Hall g. off Dunn 3 Struck out-by
Dunn g. Left on bases-Salt Lake II,
Butte 10. Double plays-Hail to Whaling
70 Lussi Hit by pitched-MOOre, Kelly
Sacrifice fly-WhalinE. Stolen bases
Hammond Flick. Sacrifice hits-Moore,
Hcon, Whaling, McQUaid. Time of game
-1:@ Umpire-Caney. Attendance. 800.