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JEFFRIES REFUSES TO
JOIN IN FAKE GAME

Pittsburg. Pa, June 3-Plans to =
/ have James J. Jeffries meet an ''un- =
4 known here have fallen through. :
b as il has developed that the proposed :
! unknown" was to be Sam Berger, =
. his sDarring partner One ingenious :
/ promoter suggested getting the men =
! together and charging high admis- :
! sfOns The idea aroused much eX-
; element when first announced, as :
; Jeffries consented, believing that II :
; was to be merely a sparring exhibit =
; ton. such as he had been giving on =
> the stage When the plan was eX- =
+ posed, all negotiations were dropped. :
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COAST LEAGUE.

Washington. June -Cleve-
land game postponed: rain.
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CUBS RAISE RAG
FOR THIRD TIME

Chicago. June 3.-For the third cousecu-
tive season. the pennant emblematc OF
the National league baseball champion
ship was raised on the West side grounds
the actual ceremony of hosting the flag,
the Cubs and the Philadelphia team
marched across the grounds, led by a
brass band and followed by a small pro-
flowers. 49,
The worlds championship emblem will
he the medium Of a second ceremony later
in the season
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and half furIongs 4year-ods up selling $50

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II h p 5
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WIRE TAPPERS ARE
NOT LEGALLY GUILTY

Oakland, Cal, June Shedding that it
was necessary for the district attorney
to show who was to have been defrauded,
Judges Brown and Wells, sitting en- banC
in the criminal department of the su-
perior court, today established a prece-
dent for California courts in the handling
of overlapping cases. They ordered the
discharge from custody OF J. h Robinson,
uDon application of his attorney for a
writ of habeas corpus, on the ground that
attempt to defraud had not been shown,
in that the iedtntity Of prospective vic
tins had not been established. Robinson
and two other men were accused of hay
ing tapped telephone wires leading into
an Ocean View pOOlrOOm.
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Results at Manchester.

Manchester, England. June 5-Ths
Beaufort handicap Of 800 sovereigns for g.
yeaT-Oids and upwards, distance five fur
longs. was won today by Indian Runner
Proprietor was second and Hopeton third
II. P. Whituey's Sea Cliff was unplaced
The Bridgewater handicap OF 800 SOW
ereigns for 3-yeaT-Olds. distance one mile
and a quarter, was won by Sealed Orders
Diagnosis was second and Blackstone
third. J. B. Keene's Esperanto was among
the seven starters.
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Trained by Reed to
to $40. Non l2d
- 81
weigh L Wick II vborlaS
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on Ontario Oregon. and was then set
down and Chief Johnson was given the
mount.
johnson rode the race, getting off well
in the lead. Billy Mayhem moved up
fast and was always the contender Frank
Lubbock and Swaggerlator left the sec
ond division in the stretch, caught the
leaders and contested the reQ-nOt 1lnlSn-
The Keene horses yesterday ran just to
jockey form. AS is usual with the Keenc
entries, Harris rode the cOntenderS and
Radtke rode out of the money In the
first race Harris rode GTahame to win.
Grahame was the favOTite in the betting
and won easily, Lena Merle and Wicket,
second and third choices, finished In That
order. Harris was on EXchequer, the
second choice in the second race, and
finished second by nearly three lengths
Is the third race BOggs, with Harris up,
won the race, though Prince OF CASTLE,
heavily played for place money was only
a neck behind. Manila D. the thlrd
choice was an easy third. BOas was
Radtkes only mount, and he finished out
Of the money.
In yesterdays races a couple Of good
things went decidedly wrong. Just before
the second race word was passed that
Manders, who was riding Marburg, the
favorite had a bet on DOllie Dollars, and
some of those who play the not JhlnsS
went down on DOllie Dollars. This word
reached the Judges ana MandeTs was
closely watched. II he had bet on Dol
lie Dollars he certainly passed II up, lot
ne rode an eACcltnL race Oli lLlE AaNpi
lite and won handily. Dollie Dollars was
out Of the money.
The other good thing was Salvage in the
last race. This tip was a distinct sur
prise. for Salvage is considered good only
in the mud. Yesterdays track, II was
thought, was too light for him. Salvage
opened at to ], with Grace G., the IA
vorite, at S to .. When the money pc
gan to go down on Grace G. she was bet
down to even money. There was some
Dlav on Salvage at the start ana he went
to to g. Then the tip was circulated
and several hundred dollar bets were
placed on Salvage. Soon he was an odds
on favorite, and Grace G. went up to
3Iz to l.
From the start the last race was a two
horse race. Salvage led with Grace Z.
a close second until the sire tch. Then
Salvage weakened on the stretch run, and
Grace C.. rose to the occasion and won
the race in a brilliant stretch run. Wis
taria unwound a burst of speed in the
stretch and moved away from the tail
enders and finished in the money. She
was a 90 TO ] shot to win, and those VINO
backed her got to l.
In detail the races follow
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Butte.


"-Batted for Campbell in ninth.
Boise Gee. ........,.3 0 0 0 O-6
Butte 600. ..........0 o @ 0 0 o.
Summary: Left on bases-Butte, 2;
Boise, Z. Stolen bases-WassOn, Petree,
Fucheu Elsey Sacrifice hit-LOdeH
Two base hit-WassOn. Three base hit
Marshall. Hoon. Double plays-CampbelI
to Gardner to Nehring; Marshall to Harri-
gan TO LOdelI Innings pitched-By But
Ter, 9; by McAdams, g. Base hits-Off
Butler 9; off McAdams 10. Struck out
BY Butler, 8; by McAdams, z. Base on
balis-Off Butler, 2; off McAdams. 1.
Wild pitch-McAdams. Hit by pitched
ball-By Butler. Elsey; by McAdans. Pc
tree. Butler Time-1.30. Attendance-l0O
NATURALIZATION.
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SALT LAKE IS WELL
DOWN THE LINE

Seattle, Wash. June 3.-The Denver
ffvc-man team carried off first hOnOrs
in last nights contest at the tournament
of the Western Bowling congress hello at
the Madison park pavilion. The Denver
team won with total of 2,123 pins for the
three games The other teams finished
as follows.
Spokane, 3 100. vancouver. Zb64, bedlJle
CVabstersl. 2640; Salt Lake City, 2524
San Francisco, 2,4n; Seattle (Basils
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BOWLING CONGRESS
ELECTS OFFICERS

Seattle Wash, June 3.-Officers for the
coming year were elected today by the
delegates to the Western Bowling con-
gress. Among these officers are:
President, Harry l. Leap, San Fran
cisco; third vice president, Fred Wolfe,
Denver. The delegate at large elected to
represent the congress In connection with
the elected officers, was W. s. Zehring
Of Salt Lake City. The executive com
mittee includes Walter Payne, Denver.
and D. NJ Margetts, Salt Lake City The
next meeting Of the congress will be held
i'm San Francisco.
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SOME DISAPPOINTMENT.

experts taking part I'm the national bowl
ing tournament at Madison Square Gar
den there was a good deal Of discomfort
tonight because the twelvc-hOur endur-
ance contest which was TO have taken
place today, was practically abandoned.
Announcement was made, however, or
a special five-man team match between
eastern and western representatives, to
be arranged within a few days.
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Time-:13 Is. :25 %, :3S, 81, 1904, liz.
Winner-B. g, Royal Flush III-Scyth
3:25, at post min. Start good. Won easil
sh. CASTLE, SIS pl. IL sh. Manila, 10 sh.
Apprentice ALLOWANCE
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SENATE PASSES BILL
TO PERMIT BOXING

Madison, Wis, June 2-The senate has
conCurred in the Drew bill legalizing box
ing bouts Of ten rounds under certain re-
strictions. The opponents Of the bill are
preparing 10 carry the fight before Gov
ernor Davidson in hope Of inducing him
to veto the bill. The governor has six
days i'm which to consider Ii.
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FAST FIELDING
WINS At HELENA
Salt Lake Had Chances to
Score, With Bases Full,
but Fell Down.
Intermountain League.

Helena, Mont, June 3.-Errorless field
ing and timely hitting won Helena
game from Salt Lake today In TWO In
nings. Salt Lake had opportunities to
score, but both times, with the bases fun
and none out, Gordon, assisted by mag
nificent team work, pulled himself out OF
the hole and Salt Lake was retired with
out a tally. Helenas fast team work was
the feature. Score:
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Fifth race, selling
Second race, sell
ing, 2-year-olds, four
furlOnEs-
Sixth race, selling.
six and One-half

Some one smiled last evening as he
wondered whether or not the boOkmakers
at the race track had families to support
Others wondered what was going TO be
done with all of the room under the grand
stand at the fair grounds. The reason for
the wonderment was the fact that eleven
booknakers calmly paid bets on every
race that cut deep into the bank rolls.
The weather was ideal for fast racing
and the track was never faster. In al
most every race the horses ran one, two,
three to fOrm-iust the way they were
uicked to win. It would have been a de-
lidedly disastrous day for the books had
il not been for the fact that the favOrite-
picksrs tried to make II six straight and
the last race. Grace G., the second choice,
carried off the money in this race, giving
the bookies back part of what they lost
on the other races
Yesterdays big feature race was the
fourth event. In this race the first four
horses were only heads apart as they
went over the goal line. Ontario oregon,
the favorite, went over the line sCant
head in advance of Billy Mayhem, the
second choice. Frank Lubbock, an out
slider. nosed out show money ahead OF
SwaggerlatOr, the third choice in the
betting.
The betting on this race was so shifty
that the judges became suspicious early
In the DAY. 1t was originally announced
that Jockey Smith would ride Ontario
oregon. Then came the stable tip that
Billy Mayhem would win the race A
srabal tip is always suspicious, and the
Judges decided to have Palms up on the
+av0rite. The betting on Billy Mayhem
continued and Manders was put on the
horse Billy Mayhem was still tOuted as
the good thing and was heavily played to
win and place. Manders came TO the post
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San Francisco, June 3.-SacramentO won
from Oakland today in a game chaTaC-
terized by heavy hitting and errors. Each
team used two pitchers in the effort to
stem the tide of base hits. Score;
r. H. Z.
SacTamento 100000 ''''''''.''-'-- "a .
OdhldHu ---s----.--- ----s-----.s--- II D
Batteries - Ehman, Fitzgerald and
ByTnes; Maier, Christian and Lewis.
Los Angeles, June 3.-San Francisco
won from Los Angeles today, no runs be
ing made by either side until the ninth
inning The one error charged 10 the 10
Gals assisted in their defeat. Score:
r. II. E
San Francisco .....,,...,,-....,.'. y
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Easterly and Berry; Tozer
and Orendorff.
Portland. June 3.-Portland overwhelmed
Vernon today. Hardness proving easy for
the local batters. Bunched hits in the
first, third and seventh innings accounted
for the score. Score; r. II. Z.
Portland ............ ..-.--..---.--- 10
Batteries-Garett and Fisher Hark-
ness and Ktnkel.
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Batteries-Wadde Petty and Stephens
Crockett, WARRIOR and Blair.
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ripPETs-pEWEY "Go" CHANGED

Jack Tippets announced last evening
that the match between himself and
Dewey had been changed from Park City
and would be fought at either kemmerer
or Rock Springs. Wye The fight was
also changed from a twenty-round con-
test to one for fOrty-five rounds.
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PERFECT SCORES.

Buffalo, n. Y, June 3.-The New York
to-Seattle motor cars arrived here shortly
before O'Clock this afternoon. All
checked in with perfect scores. They will
remain here until tomorrow The next
stop will be at Toledo.
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and half furlongs Syear-ods up selling. Purse $50

Ilme-.Iz 10 a 10, % 10, II 10, I:U2 .,
WinneT-Ch. f. CessaTiOn-In Front Traine
at post min. Start good. Value to winner s
ing. Fore ID pl. out sh. Balnade, pI. SIS sh
Observation-Disclosures.
a-ADpreutiCe allowance
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At anapolis-Indianapolis g; Kansas
City, O.
At Louisville-Louisville, 0; Minneapo-
lis. 2
At Toledo-MiIwaukee, 1; Toledo, Cten
inningsl.
Al CoIumbus-st. Paul. 0; Columbus, 2
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PRIZE FIGHT ON BATTLEsHlP.

Seattle. Wash, June 3-"Gunboat''
smith Of the cruiser Pennsylvania,
knocked out Matt Turner of the Califor-
mia in the fifth round Of battle for the
heavyweight championship of the Pacific
fleet at a smoker held on the California
last night, attended by most officers of
the fleet and representative of the Jap
anese fleet.
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30 s4S lsU4s 1859.
ick-Loyana Trained by P. E. Smith. Went to post 800
Value to winner $40 Won handiy, I'd easily, Sd hand
n. EXchequeT, 6-5 pl. II Guyton 2 sh
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roM MAROON ENTERS.

London, June S-Tom Vardon, the well
known English professional golf player,
has cabled his entry to the American open
golf championship contest
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NEW YoRK-sEATTLE RACE.

Rochester, n Y. June 3-The New
York-to-Seattle automobile races for the
NJ Robert Guggenheim trophy arrived
here today, the first car at 1l:45 and the
others following at intervals during the
day. The cars put up last night at SYRIA
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CLIFFORD AND NELSON AGAIN.

; San Francisco, June sack =
: Clifford of Marysville, Cal, who has =
; been selected as Battling Nelson's =
! opponent in fight which will take ,
! piace at Oklahoma City June p, will =
! leave for that place tomorrow TO =
comm ence training for the bout. 2
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FAVORITES BRING
HOME THE MONEY
Form Players Find Soft Picking
in Thursdays Card at
Fair Grounds.

49, ~ -
y YESTERDAY s WINNERS. y
CLOSING Prices.) =
/ First Race
= Grahame, to 3, won. =
Lena Merle. S to 3, pdace, second. =
l Wicket, 2 to !, show, third =
l Second Race
I MarbuTg, even, won.
: Exchequer, 6 to 3, place, second. =
! George Guyton, 2 to /, show, third :
: Third Race
: Boggs, 2 to 3, won. =
! Prince Of CASTLE, S to ;. place, =
! second.
Manila s. to TO- show, third
! Fourth Race
: Ontario oregon. to 10, won.
: Billy Mayhem, even, place. sec
Ond. =
: Frank Lubbock, even, show. :
: Fifth Race =
: Fore, 8 to ., won :
! Baimade, 3 to /. place, second. ,
GrottO, even, show, third. =
: Sixth Race
! Grace. Z to >, won. =
Salvage, 4 to 3, place, second. 2
: Wistaria, to l. show, third. ;
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Excursion to oaden

Sunday, June 6, via Oregon Short Line
and every Sunday during the summer
Round trip S1.00. Leave Salt Lake at
7:1O and II a. m, and 2:25 and p. m
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WON BY GoTcH.

Minneapolis, June 3-Frank Gotch
worlds champion wrestler, tonight took
two straight falls from Henry Ordeman
of this city. the first in % min. 80 sec.
and the second in 10 min.
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sTATIoNERs DEFEAT PRINTERS.

The Pembroke Stationery company's
ball team defeated the Tribune Reporter
team yesterday at Liberty park by a
score of II to 5.
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First Race.

Grahame followed pace to stretch next
inside rail came through and finished
strong Lena Merle set a hot pace to
stretch turn, but ran wide, recovering
quickly when straightened for home. I'm
fishing fast under whip. Wicket finished
fasf Panchetta about up to a good race
GaIter finished fast.
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Everv paY a BID pav

Dancing. u other features. Round
trip Csc.
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at once and never was extended. No
contest. Prince of CASTLE ran nice race.
but no chance to head winner. Manila
S. finished gamely. other two outrun
all way.
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PAINS $1,000 Fireworks

Follows the Eruption of Vesuvius' at
Wandamere tomorrow night
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Second Race.

Narburg nicely rated first half, came
avysv at will (was lasD. Exchequer was
second best, came through ilnaI si&teehtI d
- finished stoutly Clayton finished
Est Dollie Dollars ran dull race dds
rance too short). Others showed nothing
Third Race.
Boggs ran right to sorm, went to front
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, June BY an eighth inning
rally today, in which three runs were
scored. New York defeated St. Louis by
score of to 5 Score: r h T.
D. LOUIS .ss.ssss-.s-s-sss.sssss
New YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. U
Batteries-Waddell Petty and Stephens;
BrOckett, WARRIOR and Blair.
Philadelphia, June 3.-ChicagO today de-
feated Philadelphia by a score Of to 2
The home team used sixteen players, in
Guiding five pitchers. while Chicago used
thirteen men. Score; r. H +.
IuLAdutlp illG s-.--.-- sssHssssssa-ss . 10
chicago ............ ....-.-.s.-.--. z
Batteries-COOmbs. Krauss, Vickers.
Plank, Dygert and Thomas, Livingstone
Scott, Smith and Sullivan and Payne.
Boston, June S.-DetrOits hits were
more timely than BostOn's, and the Wis
itors won, to 3. Score: r. II. T..
OtlEolt .-..-s----s.--.- s.-ssss..sss II
Boston ............ ..........--.s.. s
Batteries-Willett and Schmidt; Steele,
Cyotte and DOnohue.
Washington. June Cleve-
land game postponed; rain
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BOISE WINS A GAME.
Long List of Defeats for lrrigators
Comes to End.

Butte Mont, June 5.-McAdams' Wild
ness, coupled with two singles and a sac
rifice in the first inning, gave Boise three
runs In the third inning Wass0n's double.
Marshalls triple and hits by Case and
FuChel netted three runs more for Boise.
Clean hitting by Butte scored four runs
in the third inning. The score:
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Cambridge-Harvard. ?; Williams, /;
thirteen innings.
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HeraId Eree cooklnq School
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

Tonight at Sis, Unity hall. 1873 South
Second East.
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Salt Lake

Helena 80, ....-...2 o o 0 0 0 3 IS
Salt Lake ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
TwO-base hits-Whaling. Double plays
don to Moore to Harmuth. Left on bases
Helena, :, salt Lake, g. Hit by pitcher
Goodman. Passed balis-Marx, 3 Base
on balls-Off Hunt, 5, off Gordon 5. Struck
Out-By Hunt 3 by Gordon /. Wild
pitches-Hunt. Gordon. Sacrifice hits
Gordon, Dussi. Time Of game-f;45- I'm
pire-Carney. Attendance-1,500.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Aberdeen, Wash. June S.-score:

'ieeii' r. H. E.
HOELldIE 90 "'r--
Aberdeen sssrssrrrs-rr -r-----
Batteries-SeatOn and Murray, SleVer
and O'Brien. JmDire-Carruthers.
R H. E.
Tacoma eco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
Seattle .... ..---.--.-----r-- 4
Batteries-Claflin, Samuels and Bender
Miller and Custer. Umpire-Elynn-
Vancouver, B. c., June 3.-Score;
r. H. z.
Spokane .... .....s....s.srssss.''' =
Vancouver 800 ----.---...--....-.' -
Batteries-Wright and Spencer; Gill;
gan and Brooks.
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DR.. Gibson has removed his Office
from the Tribune building to the Scott
building, 16s South Main street.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR HIRE.
"EruptIon 81 VesuVIus'

Automobile Exchange, 65 Postofice
p1qrp
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Sixth Race.

Grace G. followed pace close to win
in stretch, where she came away and
won easily Salvage strictly a mudder.
Wistaria ran a good race, swerved final
fifty yards (abOut up to a good race
now. Elgin ran like a hound. Velma c.
ia nher race at post, as usual
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Automobile Exchange, So Postonce
Place.
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$500 one ton That Good Coal" and
complimentary ticket to Lagoon.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. June 3.-Pittsburg defeated
Boston TO-DAY. 9 to 8. after having a score
of to 1 against them. Score: R. H +.
Pittsburg .-......,.,. ,,,.,-....,...
Boston .-....-..-.. .-...-.-.......s. Is
Batteries-Camnitz, Howell, Frock, Phil
ippi and Gibson; Mccarthy, Mattern and
smith. Umpires-Emslie and Kane.
Chicago, June 3.-The Chicago Nationals
received their third successive .p6nnant
today and afterward defeated Philadel-
phia by the score Of to 3 in a twelve
inning game. After the flag was raised,
President Charles w. Murphy presented
Manager Frank Chance with a check for
$1,000 to be divided equally among the
members now with the team. TWenty-One
men will receive $40 each. Fraser, Lund-
greu. SIagle, King and others who were
with the team when it won the champion
ship last year received no part OF the
bonus Score: r. II. +.
OncdgO $500. ..''''''s'-.'-''-'-- 1
Philadelphia .................... OF. 1
Batteries-Overau and Moran; Moren
and DOOM Umpires-JOhnstOne and Gu
sack.
Cincinnati, June 3.-Cincinnau easily
defeated Brooklyn today. FrOmme struck
out ten Brooklyn batsmen. Score;
ClnClnnau -------- ----.-----....-.' a
Brooklyn .-.---...... ..--.-----...- -
Batteries-FrOmme and Mclean; Nc
Intyre. Pucker and Bergen. Umplres-
Klein and O'Day.
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HERALD FORM CHART

Salt Lake June 3. Wealth clear, track fast
10 books R.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-04
Fifth Race.

Fore off flying, showed keen speed
throughout never left result in doubt,
winning easily. Balnade stumbled on far
turn, otherwise would have finished closer
up. GrOtto finished strong. HindOo not
quite ready. Others Outran.