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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
TRAVIS CAPTURES
CHAMPIONS

Rye. n. Y. May I'm a pe
played game in which he eQual.e5
cal amateur record of Il strokes Z
course, Walter J. Travis Of Garden
/. J., defeated Fred HerreshOff Of
brook, l. T., today in the finals
eleventh annual Metropolitan gof
pionship, thereby capturing the t
Metropolitan champion. He has ca,
the title twice heretofore. He finisss
50 holes today with 8 up and to g
On the first round the C0nla
ended square. In the afternoon The
two holes were halved. Travis %
third. 4 TO 5. The next four holes
halVed. On the fifth Herresh0fl q
got down a fOrty-fOOt putt. He DID
out at more than twenty-five feet
seventh. fairly stealing the hole
Travis. Travis gObbled the eighth %
HerreshOff misCalculated. 0vsul
his putt fully fifteen feet Travis
Then there was a half in five. En
cost Travis the tenth. while Here
pumped In a long putt Travis
travis went into the brook on tls
enth. yet won the hole by a E-t1d
after losing a stroke. because Here
dubbed on his second. Travis U
Travis lost the twelfth. Herres1c.
ting down after his ball hesitateG
brink. Travis I'D. Travis WI
thirteenth because or Herresho-ii
direction, followed by a missed pl-
Wis uD again.
The fourteenth was halved. HsI1
would have lost it after getting l
brook but for a putt exceeding
Travis won the fifteenth by bis osa
Of the day, as crooked as a gIaF
Being . up Travis was left 10 il'
three.
HerreshOff was out Of line for ~
teenth tee. but Travis offset b. 4.
putt so the hole was a half W..
enough. however. TO give Iia''
match and the title
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
FISHER FOR GAME WAR;
Well Known Local Sportsman D
to Look After Local
Interests.

J. Mont Fisher. q Salt Lake na-
have the position Of fish and ss-
missioner for district number W. r
takes in Salt Lake, Davis L92g5--,.
and Juab counties. with lea---
here. This is the only one ~ ll- -.
ments left open. tls five 0-1e-- ~ ~
having been appointed boy Fr'l W.
bers, state fish and game e9.l----l,-
some time ago. Yesterday lQLl-.-
Chambers rendered the position 10 q
Fisher. who will give his ansEs5sl. q. n
day. The place must be hled. D.s
There has been a good deal u -
test for this position. some OF -T IL
spOrtsmen desiring TO cut 7a1. ~
Of anything in connection ~ ]
fOrcement Of the game laws ~ 3
clubs are understood TO slLg-5. d.
Mr. Fishers appointment SO lL - -
one appointment of COmmls7lo--
bers is popular. ,ar p q
The position pays only 49, ~
with an allowance Of seq 9 7---rss.
peuses. There is little in 70
work appeals TO the incuH '-A-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
MILE-A-MINUTE
MURPHY A HERO

= New York. May 2s-CharIes Muir =
= ply. better known throughout the .
= country as "A1ile-a-M Minute" Murphy y
= because Of his feat in travelling a >
mile on s bicycle behind a railroad =
> train in Sc seconds. became hero =
= last night by stopping q runaway .
= horse in West Thirty-third street .
> Murphy. who is now a policeman. !
= threw himself from his bicycle to the >
y horses back as the animal was =
= plunging through crowds Of panic .
= stricken children in the street and =
. with his hands he reached about the >
. horses throat and closed its wind >
= pipe. thus stopping the runaway y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
PARK CITY BALL
SEASON OPENS TODAY

Park City. May 29.-The opening game
of the Park City Association Baseball
league will be played here OF Sunday
afternoon at $50 when the Ontario team
an dthe town team viii meet The sched-
ule as arranged by the officers Of the
association. calls for six league games
to be played by each team. the season
closing on Sunday. August %, when the
Juniors and Ontario teams play the last
game
prize Of so has been offered by the
association for the best batting average.
and the same amount will be given to the
player having the best fielding average.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
CORBETT WAS SURPRISED
Forgets to Call Time While Jeffries
Lambastes His SparTing
Partner.

Chicago. May 29.-James J. Corbett. for
mer heavyweight champion, acted as ref
cree Of the Jeffries-B Berger three-round
bout last night at theatre I'm which
Jeffries is appearing
Corbett called time for the first round
and said:
III make them go some"
Jeffries. apparently spurred on By Cor
belts presence, rushed at Berger and
pummeled him all over the ring. He used
every jab, swing and punch i'm his rep
ertoiTe, and his defensive tactics hardly
could be improved. Corbett was So
amazed at JeffTies' cleverness that he
forgot TO call time for the round. and
Berger ceased hostilities by going 10 his
corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
g SE.s THE HERALD'S DOUa
EXPLAINS stain
OF FITZGERI
Pomeroy Says New NJ
May Race His String
Sale Was Bona Eide

The fact that r. H. Fitzg4-sr4
puted purchaser OF the D-r,
fast horses. has not entered e--
iu any races Of the urasar-
aroused considerable c0rma-.
hOrsemen which has given ris5
NOR that the string has been me-
track THIS was denied yeste-55,.
Judge p. p POmerOy and ar 49,
The horses purchased bv ATr r
were formerly owned hy D H D---
were run at the fall meeting f1 ~
last year and at the spring ~
Ogden this year Mr.. Dunn No..
racing were questioned. E0wavs-
Ogden meet and permission r1 p.
horses on the Salt Lake track us-
him. A week ago be sold Dbl. -
H. Fitzgerald OF Salt Lake. who -
his col0rs and applied for stshrs
the track. He has not yet asked Z.
his horses entered. EIr said -
that his horses would race sr IS
ing, but that he was I'm 10 ng--r
racing. Mr.. POmerOy said that he
reason why Mr. Fitzgerald sho-is
permitted 10 race at the meet srf I +
he would be very glad to have M, T
If the sale Of the horses h,
fide, and I have no reason to- bers-
II was not. said Judge P0merw
be very glad 10 welcome Mr.. Fitzg.-
race With us. ! cannot see how r.. +
that the aois had been ruled n
track could have started. We Ia.
ing against the horses but We p. b
TO the individual who f0rmer-r
them. Mr.. Fitzgerald is reComms-.
the best people in the west. sr9 Fl
ing made against the former own
be made to apply to him
Ten days ago i talked Do V-
gerald about these horses. He tod D. )
he puTposed purchasing the y--
went over the terms of the BIN
with me. One of the conditions b.
the former owner should c0ntrr.
main with the horses as trairsr
Mr.. Fitzgerald that / could hot =
the horses 20 enter any races as
that man was in any way c0nnzr
the stable. Then. for the time dz
s0tiatiOns were off
A few days later ] learned r
fitzgerald had purchased the sfs.5
had arranged with Mr. Brsnrr z
match race between BOogsr Red 4.
tOou. 1 discouraged this match M
derstand it has been declared Of y
approached concerning the msta /
and I said that the Utah Jockey
not wish to recognize any ust-
and that no officials of the an i
3a connected with il i'm any way. O.
told them that were / consulted
matter, ] should advise that the ~
of tie track for such a race be- "a
There was a suggestion that he
race be pulled off at the Want
track. but I heard nothing definite T.
that
"A day or two ago Mr.. FitzEugs
piled for stable room for his b7-.
told him that at present an OF the ~
were filled, but that there would & ?
vacancies I'm a few days. and la
would be glad 20 grant his aDpl1s1
that time. Mr.. Fitzgerald has not =
TO enter his horses as yet. but IL be r..
I see no reason now why he sh7
be permitted to do so"
Mr. Fitzgerald merely said that o. "a
days he would probably make be 4
entries He said he would start "a
his horses and some he would ship :
ranch I'm Moapa. He said that be -
particular about racing his horses. e.
bought them merely to form The e
of stable Of fancy horses. =
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@. S. l. GIVE UP
BASEBALL TEAM

The railroad boys in the general office
OF the oregon Short Line have given up
The idea of maintaining a baseball team
this season. and yesterday sold their suits
and baseball para phernslia 10 another
amateur team 1t was found last year
that the playing interfered with the work
In the various departments considerably
and several games had TO be postponed
or declared off at the last minute. Also.
Chief Clerk KnickerbOckeT Of Vice Presi-
dent Bancroft. who has been the main
expects to be so unusually busy this sum
mer that he will be unable to play with
the team steadily
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
WISCONSIN WANTS LAW
LEGALIZING BOXING

Madison. Wis. May 2s.-An attempt
made in the senate yesterday to kill the
bill legalizing ten-round boxing bouts
failed. The bill was ordered read a third
time and will come Up for passage early
next week. The prospects are that it
will become a law. Sentiment here seems
to be in favor Of the boxing exhibitions.
but q provision has been inserted in the
bin now pending that win prevent de-
cisions being rendered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
SP0RTSMEN'S MEETING
NEXT THURS0.

President n. p. Lyman Of I've =.
County Fish and Game Pr.-s fq- =
citation. has called a meel-Ii7-rr1
Thursday at the Commerce s-1-s e.
object Of the meeting IS 90 - ~
uonal members and discuss ai-r s7
Of interest 10 the spOrrsm-I-. ---o0-rs
man interested in fishing aHt -
invited to attend The --f s0s
opens in about three weeks. --s 81
the members believe t17- sr6ll
points in the new laws W-..5 he s T.
brought up and discussed "''-
Wardens.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit Nay 29.-Detroit punched hits
On Walsh five times and scored on four
OF these occasions, winning 4 to s.. Score:
r. II. +.
Chicago ..-.............- .
Batteries-Willet and Schmidt: Walsh
and Sullivan.
Washington. May -s-New York
punched four hits on Johnson in the sixth
inning and with the assistance Of a muff
hv Milan defeated Washington a. TO @
Score. II IT =
Washington Observation-Disclosures. : 2
-NtN I Ork ..-----.--. ---....--.
Batteries-Johnson and Street: Brockett
and I[leiuow.
Philadelphia. May 29.-Boston was twice
defeated BY Philadelphia today. Scores
First game r. H. T.
Ihllauelphia Observation-Disclosures
atteries-Krause and Thomas: Arel-
lanes and Carrigan.
Second game r H. e.
I, ,,l,s.e piiisi -'-'------ .----''---''
Boston .-.-...-------- .-.-.---.--
Battaries-Plank and Thomas. Chech.
Morgan and Spencer.
Al St Louis-CIeveland-S Louis game
postponed. rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
MARTIN SHERIDAN
GOES AFTER WEIGHTS

New York May 2s.-Martin Sheridan.
famous sll-arouud athlete holder Of a
discus thrower of the world is rapidly
developing into wonder with the
weights Sheridan is getting heavier and
stronger in his special training for the
weight class, and yesterday i'm practice
caused g surprise by throwing a 16-pOund
hammer $50 feet 11ss inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
SEATTLE BOWLING
TOURNEY BEGINS

Seattle. Wash. May 29.-With a large
attendance of bowlers from all parts Of
the west the third annual tournament Of
the Western Bowling Congress opened
mere tonight. Following program con
sisting Of welcoming addresses and re-
sponses by city officials and others. Nav
or John F. Miller rolled the first ball and
the nine days tournament was on
None but local teams were scheduled
for tonights events The big events con-
sisting Of entries from Denver. Salt Lake
City. san Francisco and Portland are
scheduled for later in the Tournament
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Chicago-Chicago 9. Wisconsin p
At Providence-Michigan g. Brown I.
At ambridge-Harvard Freshmen r.
Cornell Freshmen Q.
At Williamstown. Mass-Willams g.
Dartmouth 0.
At Princeton-PrincetOu ). Holy Cross 4
At lphia-Georgetow I, Penn
sylvania g.
At Ithaca-Harvard 8. Cornell .
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BR0NCHO PAGER
TURNS UP LAME

Palatins H. May 2s.-The Broncho
champion pacing mare. turned up lame in
the right hind leg today and may not be
able 70 race her early enga gements- The
trouble is in the same place as before,
and the retirement Of two years has not
effected a cure She worked an easy mile
in 30 yesterday and has been several
heats better than 2:30 this spring. She is
entered At Detroit and other grand cir
cult cities
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Jeffords to Meet oenninaton.
Especial to The Herald.D

Especial to The Herald1
Eureka, May 2S-Silver City is waking
up as from a long slumber. There is 20
be a twenty-round glove contest between
Joseph Jeffords and Bill bennington.
heavy weight champion of Oregon. The
fight is to take place al the Silver City
pavilion on June II. The winner will
take % per cent Of the receipts and the
loser the shorter end of the money. Her
bert Slade, the eX-hesvy weight, is en-
thusiastic over the prospect OF a good
set-to, and will referee the contest
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EPHRAIM, 81; MoRoNI, 7.
Especial to The Heraidl

Ephraim. May 29.-The Ephraim base
ball team won an easy victory over the
Moroni team yesterday afternoon on the
MOroni baseball grounds. the score being
: to q. The game was very interesting
from start TO finish. and q large crowd
was on the grounds roofing for the boys
on both sides.
The lineup in yesterdays game was as
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GAME AT SILVER CITY
lSpecial ID M Herald.l

Eureka. Nav 2S.-Mammoth BASEBALL
team will cross bats with the PaysOn
team on Sunday and not. as previously
reported with Eureka. The game will
be played in Silver City on the smelter
ground.
The Silver City Association football
team will come over TO Eureka on Sunday
evening after the bail game and engage
the Eureka seekers in a friendly match
to give the Reds practice for the COM
ing cup tie with the Salt Lake football
club
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GAMES AT BINGHAM.

The Bingham Commercial club team
plays the Smokehouse team of Salt Lake
al Bingham today. and on Monday the
Bingham team will lineup against the
American Fork lineup
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HELENA, II; BOISE, 5.
Joe Marshall Takes Charge of the
lrriqators.

Helena. Mont. May 29-After five in
nings OF good baseball. the Boise team
went to pieces today and Helena got away
for seventeen runs. At a critical time in
the seventh inning Osborn was taken out
Of the box and Butler was sent In to finish
the game. Before he was warmed up the
Boise team went to pieces and the Sen
stors scored ter runs Joe Marshall the
new manager Of the Boise club. played
first base Score.
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York May 29.-The locals were de-
feated today by Philadelphia 9 to 2 the
visitors getting the winning run i'm the
eleventh inning on hits by Enabe and
R II. E.
New York. ........................2
Battsries~Raymond and schlei: Sparks.
Moore and Doom. EMPEROR Day.
Boston. May 29.-Brooklyn won two un-
interesting games from Boston today. each
by the same score, 4 to I. Scores;
First game r H. T..
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Hunter and Bergen. Tuckey
and Graham. Umpire-hlem.
Second game X D. r.,
Brooklyn .-----.----- commencement
Boston ......-...-..- ---.------.--- ]
7 Batteries-WiIheIm and Bergen; Fergu-
son and Smith Umpire-Kiem-
Pittsburg. May 29.-President Taft. sec-
rotary Knox and other notables here in
connection with the convention Of the AS
ISOLATED Western Yale clubs witnessed
an exciting game played az Exposition
park this afternoon. the Chicagcs defeat
ing the locals i'm an eleven-lnning contest
nv a score Of S to 8. Every inning was
replete with sensational plays. and in the
seventh inning. when Pittsburg tied the
score. the president became quite eXclJ-
ed. Chicago won out in the eleventh in
ming by getting five runs on five hits
Score. r. IT. T.
Pittsburg .....-......-..-...-...-.3 o
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Batteries-Lefield and Gibson; Brown
and Moran Umpires-Johnstone and Gu
sack.
Cincinnati. May 29.-Cincinnati and St.
Louis won one game each in today's dou-
ble-header. Scores
First game r II. r.
Cincinnati ......-.------ --------.-
St Louis .-..;.-.....--, -. -
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EoRINeToN VIE AT co.,.

Memphis Tenn. May 29.-Jack Edrfug-
ton Of Memphis won the southern golf
championship this afternoon, defeating g
g. Oliver of Birmingham BY s IN ana Z
to play
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
SALT LAKE DROPS
THIRD STRAIGHT
Miners Hit Hall When Hits
Brought in Runs
Last Game Today.
lntsrmountain League.

Butte, Mont. May 2s.-Butte found Hall
today al opportuns simes. when hits
counted in the rum getting Hoon and
Roberts starred today in two spectacular
catches Score.
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PAYsoN, Z; LEHI. 6.

Especial TO The Hersld)
Payson. May 2S.-The ball game be
tween Lehi and PaysOn on Friday re
suited in q victory Of : TO in favor Of
PaysOn.
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Boise

olUIUIaIy- WU-Dd-e iIJ' = Id q an,
Sits. Irby. Cahlll. Three-base hits-Ca-
hill. Sacrifice flies-J. Thomas Cahill.
Left on bases-Heleua, .; Boise. 10.
Harrigan. Sits. Petree. Base on balls
off Osborn. o. off Butler. {; off Thomas
?. Struck out-By Thomas .. Wild
pitches-Butler. Innings pitehed-Osborn,
6: Butler. 9. Time of game. . hours and
, minutes. Umpire-McKibben
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GAME AT WALKERS TODAY.

Bert Margetts bunch Of players meet
the Murray team at Walkers field this
afternoon. The game is called for 500
D. m Price and Hummel are slated to
pitch for Margetts' team. and Heusser
and Dalquist viii do the twirling for
MURRAY
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Suite

Butte 80. ...........0 0 ( 0 0 I 10
Summary: Left on bases-BUtte g. Salt
Lake g. Stolen hsses-Goodman. Lussi.
Turk. Head Mcintosh. Hall. Sacrifice
hits-Hammoud COTbin. Dunn. Nehring-
Sacrifice flv-Hoon. Two-base hits
Whaling. Roberts. Double plsv-Fitzger-
aid TO Nehring. Innings pitchsd-By Hall
s. by Dell 6. by Fender 3. Base hits-Oft
Hall g. off Dell Z. off Pender 9. Struck
out-Bv Hall 3. BY Del D. Bases on balls
off Hall 4. off Dell s. off Fender l. Hit
by nitched ball-By Han , Time OF game
--2:l0 Attendance-t00. Umpirs-Carnsy.
Weather cold
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HARVARD WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE
Quality of Athletes So High
That Three Records
Are Broken.

Cambridge. Mass. May 29.-The Grim
son Jerseyed sprinters. murders. leapers
and weight-throwers brought to Harvard
in the stadium today the championship
of the intercollegiate association for the
first time since 1901.
Although Harvard was never headed in
the race for points after the meet was
fairly under way, the quality of the ath-
letes representing the twelve colleges was
so high that three records were broken.
new times being made in the mile and
twc-mile runs and a new height being
set in the pole vault.
". O. Paul of Pennsylvania cut the mile
record from minutes 20 3-5 seconds. made
years ago by his fellow colegian. Guy
Haskins, TO 4 minutes II 40 seconds. Then
p. J. Taylor of Cornell ran the two-mile
race in 9 minutes p 3-5 seconds more
than seven seconds off the former record.
held by F. W. Rowe Of Michigan, also
made two years ago. The new pole vault
mark was established by c. S. Campbell
at = feet 81 inches. The old mark OF
y feet held by d. Ray. Gilbert and Will
son of Yale and Cook Of Cornell, stood
TALE, which was looked upon with IA
vor, had to fight hard for second place,
being closely pressed by Pennsylvania.
with Cornell another favOrite. a close
fourth. Michigan was fifth Princeton
sixth and the rest of the colleges trailed
far behind.
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Nelson in old.Time Visor.

Round 16-Nelson rushed in with his old
time vigor and Hyland was kept busy
blocking his whirlwind punches. Hyland
put in two lefts 10 the chin, and then sent
his left twice straight TO the BattlerS
mouth. He followed this with four right
cIouts TO the jaw and a left TO the same
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Fireworks saItair Tomorrow.

Pains entire Worlds Fair program.
Don't miss it. Round trip 25c.
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ARMY. 7: NAVY. 3.

West Point. y Y May 29.-The Army
triumphed over the Navy in their annual
baseball battle here today. to 8. Score:
r IT. z.
Navy ..................... 2
Army .....-......--.--..... 9
Observation-Disclosures Lamphere and
Hambisch; Hyatt and Lyman. Umpire
Kane.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Vancouver. May 2s-score: r. H. E.
Vancouver ............ -...........0
Tacoma .....-...... ...............1 ?
Batteries-Gilligan ana Sugden: Berger
ard Sander.
Seattle. May 29-Score: r II. E.
Seattle .......... ....................4 o
Abeiueth s--r---.--a- ----.-.---.ss.B
BatteTies-Anderson and Custer; Most
and O'Brien.
Portland Ore. May o. Score:
r. Fl. +.
VI tl4ilu
spokane ....---..-----.. --------.-..O
Batteries-Hom and Spencer. Seaton
and Murray.
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COAST LEAGUE.

sacramento. Cal. May 29.-Sacramento
saw the second batting bee Of the week
today. when a total Of tventy-eight hits
were distributed evenly between the two
teams Sacramento won the game by
score Of 13 to s. II was a ragged game.
score; r. IT. L.
Vernon acknowledgements. 3 "a
sacramento .-..-.--.-.....-...-..l u
Batteries-HaTkins and Hogan; Baum
and Byrnes.
Los Angeles. May 29.-I.0s Angeles made
IL five straight from Oakland TODAY and
won by the shutout route The score was
4 70 O. Magic for Los Angeles was well
supported and pulled out Of several bad
holes. Score: R r. l..
Los Angeles ........................4
Oakland .................. ........
Batteries-Nagle and Orendorff; Boics
and la Louge.
San Francisco. May 29.-Portland broke
p long losing streak today By winning a
fast game from San Francisco. = to I.
Although the Portland players made err
rors enough 10 have lost an ordinary
game. they hit Easterly a will Hardness
held san Francisco down to three scat
tered hits and with any support al all
would have scored a shutout Score:
r. n. +.
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 10 3
san Francisco --...................
Observation-Disclosures and Armbrustcr.
Easterly and T. Williams.