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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
T't1UNTERS MOURN CT OSED ELK SEASON.
KE1CHEL WILL BOX
lANGFORD FOR TITLE
McCarey Gets Match. Which
viii Cost Him, 1t Is Said,
$12,500.

Stanley Ketchel and Sam Langford
will meet before McCarey' club in
Los Angeles, as at first announced For
some time it was feared that the match
would be called off, Ketchel is guar
anteed $4,000, while Langford was
proffered S2500 for his end. Sammy
could not see the nurse so unevenly
divided and was about TO call the fight
off. If he has not been guaranteed
more money, be is then taking the short
end Just TO get in the ring with
hetcheI, in order to wipe out ali un-
certainty as to the real mddleweight
champion Of the world.
ketchel has proved such i tough man
towards him in the coming match. but
it looks like hopeless case. Langford
has a sleep p-producing wallop in either
hand and is one of the cleverest boxers
in the world today. Ketchel has little
science, but is mixer from the word
go. It will be n good fight and one
worth seeing. but there can hardly be
any doubt as to the outcome, Lang
ford will win in about ten rounds if
he is at himself, Both men are hard
hitters and, unless they should be
weakened simultaneously Sc that they
could not hurt each ether. the fight
VIII not run into the two figures. it
appears as if Stanley has signed away
his title to the colGred man.
In his last two fights Langford has
not shown up TO his standard. but sew
eral of the sports claim that he has
been playing possum In order to get
ketcbel into the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Lexington Entries.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEXINGTON. April 3O.-FollowIng are
tomorrow's entries;
First race. three-quarters OF a mile.
selling-Harriett Rowe, %; Silver Sea. 80;
Light Blue, 100; La Jonnesse. lC2; Lady
Thorpe, l05: Miss Felix. 105: Mae Hamil-
ton. iO5: Crawford. IO5: Al Smith, 1O7;
Briteson. l07: AddaY, 109.
Second race, eleven siNtecnths of n
mile, purse-Nettie Traver. l05; Lady
Orimar, lO5 Red shawl, 1O5; Busy Kan.
l07: Meadow Grass, 101; Austin Strute-
want 1O7; Tom Holland. 10; Peter Pen
der. 10; Ludhina lO5: Stowaway, 1Q7;
Buena Vista. 1866 MILDLY, los.
Third race, nine siNtecnths OF mile.
purse-Kermosa Belle. 81; Gruenwald,
l02: Keadecn, 102: Daisy Boone, l02 Ora
Dale. 102, Lou Lanier. l02: Chauyieier,
dO2: Pinkard, l0l: Karc, los; Slewfoot.
10.
Fourth race. half mile. purse-Ja",i
Straw, 1O2: Calask. 102; Dick Goodbar,
1Q2; King Solomon. l05; RiDpy los.
Fifth race, three quarters Of mile.
seling-E. T. Sbpp, 10i; Enlist, l05
Snake Mary. l05 Rustic, lO5; Youthful.
lOT: Thos Calhoun, 10; Usury, 10; Earl :
Court, III; Bosserian, ll2; Lafayette,
ll2.
Sixth race, one mile and a quarter SELL
ing-Ed Kane. 100 Lille Turner. ll3;
Ben Double, l09;' Casperdine, 1903; Male
diction, 1l3
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VARSITY AND B. !. ].
WILL MEET TODAY
Relay Races and League Base
ball Game Are Features of
Programme.

After consultation with Coach Ben
Mon of the b. y. L., Coach Maddox
decided Friday night to 90 ahead with
the baseball game and relay carnival
scheduled for this afternoon on Cum
mings field. The track was in good
shape last evening and, with a little
sunshine and sawdust, the diamond will
also be III condition,
The Provo boys are coming up with
big bunch of followers and propose to
take away the baseball game and at
least two OF the relay events.
Maddox has selected his teams as
follows. HGalf-milc rclay-Brinton,
Richardson. Grant and Convill. Mile
relay-Gutting, Brinton. Carmichael
and Walker In the two-mile event
Cutting, Alley and Bailey will run
either Roberts, Richards, Knowlton, A
A. Anderson or Bowen In the four
mile-Alley, Bailey and Gale are en-
tered, with Pattison, Dageisch and Lay
ton running together for the first re
lay.
The lineup in the sprint events
with Brinton, Richardson and Cutting
running, looks almost invincible, but II
the other races. things do not look Sc
easy for the FU' men.
The relay races will start promptly
at 3 p. m, and will all be run off be
fore the ball game begins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
[. ID. S. u. ATHLETICS

Pictures OF the baseball team. members
of the class organization and other pho
tographs will be used in the commence
ment issue Of Cold and Blue, the school
paper Editor McCarty and staff of
assistants are working hard to make this
number one of the best ever gotten out
at the school. Photographs OF the gradu-
ating class of the senior body will also
he used, and from indications the paper
will he great deal larger than any previ-
Gus issue,
The last class issue of the school paper,
the one that is edited by all the classes,
will make its final appearance Monday
morning. New ideas in regard to cover
designs viii be in evidence, and as all
the classes have been given the privilege
of additional space, the paper should be
a good one
Yesterday morning the student body
had the pleasure Of listening 10 Mr.. Jen-
sen of the department OF history. His
words were instructive and TO the point,
When the last meeting of the literary
society is held, several new and novel
numbers will be rendered. which will
prove very interesting and entertaining.
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C0FFR0TH GETS ALL
THE BEST FIGHTERS

CHICAGO, April GO.-James Cofrroth
now has an array OF boxing bouts cardcd
for his club at Coima, Cal. Involving
every champion in tho country. No sooner
had word been flashed 10 Manager Harry
Gilmore. ,Jr.. that Battling Nelson would
not call OF his bout with Packy Nc
Farland than friends OF Abe Attell in
this city received word that the west
crn promoter had also secured tho fcath-
erwciGht champions services.
AtJell Is 10 meet some man. preferably
Owen Moran, In forty-nve- round bout
az Colna some time the coming sum
mer.
John Couou. the bantam champiou
Will start for the coast Nav IL. Monte
Attell has agreed 10 the ll6-pound ring
sidc limit
Jack Johnson has some thea trical en-
cagcments tc fill before he takes mp train
Ing FOR his bout with Ketchel Even Il
ketchel stIll claims the middcwcpht
titlo he VIII find himself disputed by
Hugo Kelly, who will start for the coast
shortly.
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HORSES WILL WORK
FOR The FIRST TIME
Manager Murray Has More
Horses for His Meet Than
He Can Handle.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. April 29.-The greatest
trouble Manager Murray has had to
contend with up to the present time is
the placing of horses that are coming
from all directions TO the Ogden race
track. The wires have been kept hot
informing shippers by the carload lot
that the management is now unable TO
give them stall room.
There arc now at the race course 206
stalls, which include III new ones,
which have been built by the associa-
ton; there is also large tent which
holds twcnty-siX additional horses. and
all the stables close TO the vicinity of
the track are taken up by the thorough
breds.
Murray left this morning for Salt
Lake to make arrangements with the
Bamberger road to have a car made up
so that horses can be shipped from Salt
Lake 10 the course here and return the
same day This car viii be coupled to
the regular special making the round
trip daily.
\. +. Dayton s car of horses and Del
Fountain S arrived carly this morning,
but rs the new stalls for them will not
be finished until later in the day they
went to Salt Lake.
The management has engaged Mr..
Peabody, the well-known detective, who
is known from the Atlantic to the Pa"
cific, to assist the local police author
tiles in keeping the fair grounds clear
of all Objectionable characters.
AS this meeting is under the sane
tion of the Pacific Coast Jockey club
which is affiliated with the New York
Jockey club and the Western Jockey
club, all owners. trainers and jockeys
not in good standing with the reputable
racing associations Will not be allowed
to participate in any of the races.
A car Of nine horses from Bozcman
Mont, arrived today, including l.. G
Williams Belle Brady, Billy Taylor
Wheatstone; Jim Blanton sent two
Ontario Oregon who is "a very fast
sprnter, and Nonia Cameron; Tom
Lynn had Otto Price, Balnade and
DAILY.
The track VIII be open this after
noon and many of the horsemen will
work their horses out for the first time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
MRS. CHARLES TAFT
DEFENDANT IN SUIT

CHICAGO. April 3O.-Mrs. Anna
Sinton Taft, wife of Charles P. Taft of
Cincinnati, and sister.in-law of Presi-
dent Taft, is made defendant in a
bill of injunction fled here today by
Mort II. Singer. president of the La
Sale Thcater company.
The bill asks that Mrs. Taft, owner
of the ihcater property. be restrained
from interfering with the theatrical
company's possession and asks the ex-
tension for five years of a lease, which
expires tomorrow at midnight.
Ii is alleged that Mrs. Taft and
Charles w. Murphy. president of the
Chicago National Baseball club, have
entered into conspiracy to defraud
the complainant of his rights to op-
cratn q theater for their own benefit.
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Races at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. April 3O,-Race results
today were as follows:
First race. six furIongs-Thomas Cal
houu. straight. I 10 - won: RalbeTt.
place, $3.50. second: Harriet Rowe, show,
sG.j5 Time. l:17
Second race. six furlonGs-Tim Kelly,
straight. So. won: Felix place. SHE sec
ond; Patriot, show, S2.i5, third. Time,
lis.
Third race, four and Il half furlongs-
SomoncttC. straight, S9.2I. won: Lotta
Creed, place, 5000. second Samaria,
show. $9.1O. third. Time, 80 20.
Fourth race. six furlongs seling-Mer-
rick straight. 81 20. won; Lady Vie.
place. s3.f0, second. Refined, out show,
third. Time. l:l6 TO
Fifth race. four iurlougs. purse--La .
Vcno straight. S5.Sj, won; Selcctor place,
$3.50 second; Ramon Corona, show. 81
third, Time, :5l 30.
Sixth race. one mile and an eighth
Ed Kane. straight, $3.50, won. Grenade.
place, $3.10, second; Maid Militant show,
$50 third. Time. ! 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Y, NJ, c., A. Relay POSTPONED.

race has been posipoged 10 ncTt saimr
day, The race was scheduled for today
but the bad weather conditions prevented
the race.
Five teams have been entered in the \
class and eight I'm the B class. The course
Will be from the state pcnitentiary 10 the
y. NJ. e, A., five miles i'm all. As the
plans are now the race Will be lust one
week before the annual Sunday school
track meet. This will add interest To the
track meet as the boys will stlll be in
trim after the relay l. over
The sunday School Baseball league will
start Thursday. May 6. There Will be
two leagues. and a present six teams arc
entered in one league and eight i'm the
other. The schedule will be published
later.
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Houston Entries
The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
HOUSTON April 3O,-Eutries for to-
morrow s races:
First race, five eiehths of mile. sell
ing-Constantla, l0I, Emily Almanac. 30;
Bonnie Prince Charlie. 109: Little George.
100: Joe Powell. loo, Star Beam. %.
Second race. nine -siXtcenths OF mile,
selling-Aunt Tabitha. l09 Aquiine. loo
BoXintcr, 90; DR., Downey, 96' Phllariei 90;
Helen kiddcr Cd; Zaadec Appleton, 81;
Little Joe August, 80.
Third race. seven -ejghths Of mile,
selling-Iaughty, III; Buster Jones los :;
Sangil. 103: Goldan. 100; Regards 81;
Roy Shurway. 81.
Fourth race. mile. selling-Uncle Henry,
10: Nincente, us; Duchess of Montebcllo,
l05: Miss May Bowdish, l03; Tenakee.
1O3; Mr.. Knapp 102; Heart OF IIyacinth,
103
Fifth race. three quarters of a mile
selling-Dr. Mack, ll2; Park Row. ll2;
Little Usage, los: Vopome, SO.
Sixth race, seven -cighthS OF mile, sell
ing-No Quarter 105: Goldiicld. l00 Hol-
loway 93 Thurio. 80; Minnolette. 90
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Races at Pimlico.

BALTIMORE. April SO,-Race results
at Pimlico today.
First race. four and half furlongs-
Dull Care, even, won; Responseful, i to
l. second; Katharine Van, 20 to l, third,
Time, 90 40
Second race. six furlongs-Takabra. ,
to /. won: Brown Tony 40 TO |, second;
Cunning. 4 TO T. third. Time 1:l3 S-5.
Third race, one mle-Juggler, to l,
won: Question Mark, I TO l. second, Cow
an, to .. third Time $40.
Fourth race. stceplechase about two
milcs-Ballacata, 10 >, won: Tampico,
, to >. second; Tourney, TO l, third.
Time, 4:2T 90.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Sans Ill. Q 20
10. won; Bethlehem. . to ,, second; Rock
A-Walkin 40 to I. third. Time. l:1G 40.
Sixth race, one ns.le and sixty yards
St Joseph, S to i. won; Ardri. 10 TO /,
second; Lally, } TO !, third. Time,
l:A5 10.
Seventh race. six furlonGs-Elorc. s TO
l. won Tim Pippn. to ,. second; Soil,
S 10 l, third. Time, l;ll Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
WILLIS BRITT FOUND
NEAR DEATHS DOOR
Popular Fight Manager Is POis
Oned: Unconscious When
Discovered.

NEW YORK, April 3O-Willis Britt,
manager for Stanley Kctchel, the mid
dleweight pugilist, who was taken to
st, Nincent's hospital early this morn
ing suffering from what is believed to
have been poison, will in all probability
recover
His condition was serious at first. but
he rapidly improved.
Britt was found unconscious in a
doorway in East Fourteenth street A
search of his effects brought TO light
Il bottle Of poison tablets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
CHICK HUDSON 0UTP0INTS
AND 0UTFIGHTS MURPHY

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30.-Chick
Hudson Of Seattle was given the decision
over Johnny Murphy OF San Francisco
tonight in the Gnal OF a scheduled fifteen
round bout. Hudson completely outpont-
finish but was unable to land a knockout
blow.
In 8 Gfteen-round preliminary, Jack
sullivan Of Montana was given tue de-
cision over Al Neil OF San Francisco. Sui
livan practically had Nell out In the nnsl
keeper, the referee refusing TO stop them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
BATTLING NELSON TO
LEAVE FOR COAST SOON

Battling Nelson. if he has called of
not notified Manager Cofroth of the Col
ma arena 10 that effect yet. Conroth
has received wire from Nelson that he
would be in San Francisco on May 3;
but does not mention the Mcfarland
fight which restores confidence in
Coffroth that there is nothing in the
rumors, and that when Nelson arrives
the whole matter will be Strengthened out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
QUESTION OF 81 900 WORDS
TOO MUCH FOR THE COURT

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April 30.-Af
ter Dr. w. G. Page of Waverly, an
alienist. had declared that Chester S.
Jordan. on trial for the murder of his
wife, was incurably i'll and could not
survive three years. the defense at
tempted today TO have record break
ing hypothetical question of $1,000
words introduced, but succeeded in get
ting only about a third of it before
the jury. The court decided that the
question was really review of the
evidence. The lawyers will try to
aorna on a shorter question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
DEWEY SIGNS TO BON
BURKE IN PARK CITY

Nat Dewey and Jack Burke signed ar
ticles for a twenty round boxing contest
TO he held in Park City. May s. Friday
afternoon, Burke Immediately LEFT for
the mining camp 10 commence training,
He is. confident that Dewey will be easy
for him.
Jack Tibbitts. who has been sparring
for q match for some time. was wired
by Dewey that he would stop him in
fifteen rounds or forfeit the entire purse.
Tibbitts is in Rock Springs, Wyo., and
up To a late hour last night was not
heard from.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Match Ball Game.

Jefts Smoke House ball team will play
Fort Douglas Sunday afternoon at $50
on the fort grounds. The Smoke House
suits arrived this week and are white
with black trimmings and show the team
on TO good advantage. The boys hope
to win Sundays game, II being their first
game OF the sea SON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Edward Payson Weston

Edward Pavson Weston. who Is walking
% the Pacific coast, arrived here tonight
Hc is considerably behind his schedule
7agt two days. Weston says he walk
,ndcr almost any conditions but that
Walking against a forty-mile gale is too
hard propositi1n even Tor hlm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Newmarket Races.

NEWMARKET. April $O.--The one
thousand guinea stakes for three-ycar-
old nIlics was won today by Electra: King
Edwards Princess de Gales was the ia
voritc but was beaten by a length. Pc
rota was third. The betting was TO l
against Electra.
The MAY plate Of 200 sovereigns for
wo-year-olds was won by Avalanche II
Iuotroope was second and C. Carroll :
YYucl[cs third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Seals Stop Sacramentos.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-San Fran
cisco stopped the victorious progress Of
the Sacramento Coast league team today.
winning by a score OF 4 TO 2. Corbett
but in the ninth the visitors fell on his
delivery, driving in three runs, and cvencd
up the score. San Francisco got the win
ming run off Whalen. who relieved Baum
i'm the fifth. in their half. Il. II. r..
San Francisco ............r.......f I ,
s0a''idllfnlp
Batterics-Corbett and Berry; Baum,
Whalen and Graham.
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Gov ScatteTS Hits.

Los ANGELES. April 3O.-Two runs in
Vernon, 3 to ., Los Angeles falling to
score in their half, Coy, the Vernon
pitcher. allowed nine hits, but kept them
we'll scattered throughout the game.
r. II. l..
Vernon ........ .....,.........3 6 q
Los Angeles ..,..,...... .....-s.....I :"
Batterics-Coy and Hogan; Briswalter
and Orcndorf,
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Ketchel tDitches'' Britt

Adviccs from the east have il that
Stanley kctchcl and Willis Britt will
sever all business connections Kctchcl,
1t IS said. is looking for a new manager
Britt before he fights again. Just what
the trouble is no one seems to know.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
LANGF0RD WILL Bon
HAGUE IN LONDON

NEW YORK. April 30.-Sam Langford.
The colorcd heavyweight pugilist. sailed
for London yesterday on the Deutschland
with his manager Joseph Woodland.
Langford is matched to fight Ian Hague.
the new. heavyweight English champion.
a twcnty-round bout before the National
Sporting club on Derby night, May "a.
Jimmy Walsh, the Boston bantam
weight, who is scheduled to meet
Digger Stanley i'm twentY-round
contest before the same club on May II,
was also a passenger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Onequas Beat Juniors.

The Oncquas defeated the Twenty
third ward Juniors by score oil 20 TO
on the Oucqua grounds Friday after
noon. Fowler allowed but q few scattered
hits, not enough TO net any runs. and the
losers were retired with a row OF goose
eggs. Brook was the catcher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Horse Show Founder Dies.

NEW YORK, April %0,-Cornelius Eel
lows. founder and president OF the Ma
tional Horse show association. died to-
day II was largely due to his efforts
that the annual horse shows held in
Madison Square Garden attained their
Dopula rity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Henagers Take Trip,

The Uenagcrs will go TO Tooele this
morning. whore the team will play
match game With the Tooclc boys in the
afternoon. In Il previous game the Hen
ayers won. and the Farmers asked for
return gdn.-
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Oakland Wins Game,

PORTLAND. April 3O.-Oakland halted
its losing streak today by taking a 10 /
victory from Portland One run in the
fourth was the best Portland could do
with Boicc. while Oakland piled up two IN
the sixth. two I'm the seventh. and one I'm
the eighth off Seaton and Cough.
RHE.
Oakland 900. ..,... ..... .....,..5 !
Portland ... ...... ............1 3
Batteries-Boice and La Lonec; Seaton
Cough and Armbruster
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Benders Are Puzzle.

The Berri Ncwsboys defeated the La
fayetteS in a match baseball game, Fri
day afternoon. by the uneven score OF 90
TO l. Davidson pitched good game. and
his bendcrs proved too much of q puzzle
for the Lafaycttcs Budd was catcher
The battery for the losers was Williams
and Gallagher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Bunch OF Singles.

won from Tacoma today by punching 6ve
singles in the same Inning that Claflin
lost control and issued two bases on
balls -Four runs came over. r. II, T.,
i Tacoma ,,.,,.,. -.-..........s =
Batteries-Alleu and Shea: Clatlin and
Bender.
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Northwest League
Pitchers Battle.

SPOKANE. Wash, April 30-Spokane
won close. sharply-fought pitchers bat
tie here today. Not fielding error
marked the play OF the two teams.
r. II. T..
Portland ....., .........s....... ; 0
Spokane ....., ......,.......... 6 o
Batteries - Pinnance and Murray;
Wright and Ostdick
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Governor Will Pitch.

StpclaI 10 The TrIbune,
BOISE. Ida, April 30-At the opening
OF the Intermouutain league games OF
baseball here next Tuesday. when the
Boise and Butte teams cross bats Coy
crnor Brady VIII loss The hisi bali over
the home plate.
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American Association.

~ Louisyille-LouisviIle, 4; Indian
apolis. ,.
At Columbus-Co Columbus. 4; Toledo. g.
postponed: cold.
At Minneapolis = Minneapolis-K Kansas
City game postponed; cold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita-Wichita 5: Sioux City >.
Lincoln Topeka at Topeka. no game /;
wet grounds.
Lincoln Topeka game postponed: cold
weather.
DENVER. April SO,-score: r. IT, l..
Denver go. Observation-Disclosures. . ,
Omaha .-.... ....................1S 10 (
Eatteries-Corbctt and Zinran; Lower
and GondinS.
PUEBLO. April 3O.-Score: Il. II. T..
Pueblo ...... ....,..,.. ........... 6 .
eleven imings.)
Batteries-Lang and Kcrner; GalgaRo
and Mite.
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NATIONAL
Murray Scores Homer.

PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-After get
ting the lead in the first inning on Muir
the ninth inning New York was beaten
by Philadelphia today 20 /. Ri .E.
Philadelphia :, .... .,., ,,......2 Q
New York ...... 80. ..ss........1 l
Ratteries-Moore and Doom. Wiltsc
and Marquard and Meyers. Umplrcs-
Rigicr and Truby.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Champions Running Ahead

DETROIT. April 30.-Detroit and St
Louis played on \ damp field in very cold
weather, and the champions won. to ?.
II. II. Il.
II'tIOil ...-.... ass,.... ........,,..I l
-. LOUIS
Batteries-Summcrs and Stanase; Gra
ham and Crigcr.
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At St. Louis-Cincinnati-St Louis game
postponed; cold weather
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At New York-Brooklyn- Boston game
postponed: rain.
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At New NoTlI-New York Philadelphia
game postponed: rain
At Boston-Boston- Washington game
postponed. rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01

At MISUNDERSTANDING Chicago game
postponed: wet grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01

At Chicago-Chicago-C Cleveland game
postponed; wet grounds.