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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-16
NAAhOUT. ADMITS
G0TCH GREAT MAN
American Much Stronger, and
Also Outclassed Strong
Man of Bulgaria.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Thc easy over
throw Of Yussiff Mabmout the highly
touted Turkish wrestler. by Frank Gotch
ut last nights contest for the champion
ship robbed the aftermath OF comment OF
much OF the usual interest
-, u had him beaten when I laid my
hands on him. said Gotch. HE is a
strong fellow but | am stronger and
know more about wrestling than he does
am glad won, because am an Ameri-
can and the tide still remains here
nave made no plans for the future and
don't know when I'll wrestlc again"
II did not know Gotch was so good.
SAID Mahmout. II beat all the men that
liotcn did and ! thought ] had a chance
lie Is the best man | ever pet and I
don't know any ono who can beat him
! am going to my home this summer In
Bulgaria and take rest / may return
next year and try 70 get another match
Al present he IL n better man"
Ed Smith. referee. made the following
statement
"Gotch simply outclassed Mahmout
never saw him do such grand work
am glad there was no dirty work like
that which characterized the bout a vcnr
ago with Hackenschmidt'
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\. NJ. {. A. GRAPPLERS
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY

The wrestlers of the Y. NJ C. 4. team
are putting In their final work prcpara-
tory to the northwestern trip For a
time il was thought that Dell Judd. who
was chosen To represent the Y. NJ G. A.
In the l45-Dound class. would be unable
TO get away on account Of his university
work. but there is a strong possibility
that he will be able TO fix this matter up
In case he Is unable 10 90. Instructor
Iokel will probably take Hammond or
Macke. The final arrangements were
completed Thursday and in each city the
conditions under which the local boys
Will wrestlc arc identical except in the
matter OF weights. At Portland or
where the first meet occurs two pounds
overweight Is allowed In each class, the
men to weigh in at s p. m. AT Seattle.
Wash, the next place, the same allow
ancc is given, the men TO weigh In at
p. m. while at Spokane. Wash. the
last meet of the trip. All allowance Of
-four pounds is made on each weight. the
men TO weigh in at noon. The team will
leave here Saturday noon over the O. :.
J.. for Portland,
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Emeryville Races.
The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OAKLAND. April 15,-Followng are
the entries for tomorrow's races at En-
cryvillc:
First race, futurty course. selling
Andy Gitncr. 110; Nadjram. 10: Fanueil
Hall, lo7: Captain Hansen, lo7; zalta,
Birth. los: Harry Rogers. lO2.
Second race. onc-half mile, selling
BIASED. 10; l<iane. I0o: Transatlantic
105: Amelia Rose. l05; Passenger. 105;
Fcroz. t0I: Recon. 1oi; E,lectrowan, 103;
Kleiner Vogcl. 101; Galvcsca, lOl, Six
teen. 1A1: Pslo Chiqueto. l0l.
Third race. three quarters OF mile.
selling g-Dukc OF Milan: 10, Ramcless.
10: Marhurg los; Midcrccho. 10i. Alta
NOR 10j Osceola. i0l: pcvlser. lof:
Novgorod. 10l; Bauthc!. 90: Aunt Kit, 80,
Fourth race. three quarters OF mile:
scllng-FuliorG, l05; No Rule. l05; Yam
koe Daughter, l05: Bcauman. 10i. Toll
box. lO4: Fore. 1oS IL Paso, lol Hannah
Louise, l0i: Scrcnade, 100: Rosslarc. 30 {;
Acc OF Diamonds. %: Osorinc, %,
caro-, l10; Schleswig. loI; Ocsa 1o5; Rose
vale. 105: Rabclais. l0i: Yakima Belle,
102; Anna l.. Daley. l02; Llstowcll. 10l {;
IIoylc. l0l; Little Sis, 100: Ornate, 80.
Gaticn Lass, 9s.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards.
sclIing-kruks, ll2: Fred Bent 11O Sar-
aciucsca. 10; Boloman, ia; Elevation
10; Minot ITO, Husky. l05 Ed Davis
In9; Import lni; Taunt. l0S; Boggs, 1906
High Gun, l06.
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INTERSTATE COMPANY
sues FOR $4,000
Attorney Walker and Sheriff
0'Rourke Are Made Defend
ants in Suit.

BUTTE, April l5-For their raids upon
the Offices OF the Interstate Telegraph
company, the Utah concern put out of
business here last week upon the ground
that 1t was violating the state law
against betting by carrying money orders
TO be placed upon horse races Sheriff
. Rourke and County Attorney Walker
were today made defendants in four suits
filed In the Montana courts An augrr-
gate of $4,000 in damages is asked by
an injunction restraining the defendants
from further interference with the bust
ness OF the corpora tion. Manager Rose
Of the company and Harry sweet an
operator ask damages for false arrest
The hearing upon the petition for an In
junction had not been set at a late hour
today.
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POLLS PROVES To
Be FAST YODRGSTER
Runs Over Field Without Try
ing, Breaking the Track
Record.

Los ANGELES. April 15.-Polls the
wo-year-old son of Voter, and the prop
at Santa Anita this afternoon that he is
one OF the speedIest colts OF the season.
y not the fastest and most famous two
To-day. opposed by fair field OF
Youngsters, and making his second start
Of the season. Polls ran over his field in
the second race, and without being fully
extended. won the race. rcclnG off the
four and half furlongs In ;o3 80. two
lifths OF second slower than the worlds
record.
First race, selling, six furlongs-Mil
ppiitias ioa Nrchipaid: to l. won: Pal al
1Page} r. i'g 10 10 10 third fTSo"o Tims Vsfi ii5 ~
Raleigh. orlhamb, Burning Bush. Shir-
ley Rossmore. Ben Stone. Aunt Polly. f..
r.. Shaw also ran
Second race. for, two-year; ;olds.. purse
four and a half furlopgs-Polls. ITO (Shil-
Nng), to 3, won, Medallion. ITO lJ, How
(Archbald). 20 10 ], third. Time. 90 %.
Mcleod f. Donovan, j. III, Barr. Lev
enghton also ran:
Boy. Il2 (ButwelD, to ., won. Descom
nets. l03 (McGec), s to ., second Shsp-
dale. 81 lT. Koernerl. 30 TO l. third Time.
Procla, Roy T., Stringency. Manila 5.
also ran.
Fourth race, selling. six furlongs-Lord
Kokomo, 10l tArchibald). 30 TO 1. second
c. w. Burt. 10I tMcGec). 10 to /. third.
Time. IL 10. Emma c., Grace g..
Taylor George. Free knight the Bear,
Slbari, Timothy Wen, Spohn Jane Swift
also ran.
Fifth race selling. five and a half fur
lonGs-La Refine Hindoo. ll5 O.. How9rd),
even, won; Sainvoke. l05 (McGcc). 10 TO
i, second; Weymouth. 100 (Rettig). TO
/. third. Time. :06 ID Gainda. Annie
Wells. Banrosc. Golden Oriole also ran.
Sixth race FIVE furloness selling-Yan-
kce Tourist, los (Preston), TO ), won;
Wildwood Bin. 105 GIoward). 5 to l, sec
ond; Angleface. los Page). % to L. third.
Time 200 20. Robert Gray Mimic. Car
oni, Watierc Roy Junior Hickey Daley.
High Ormonde. Guard Rail. George Guy
ton also ran.
three -slXteanths-Fir Peep. 10i (Arch-
ibald). 3 To /. won; Albert Star. 103
Page). IL TO >. second; Silver Line. 100
(Wilson) TO J. third Time, SO Cap
tain Burnett J. c. Clem. Proper, St IL
lerio, County Clerk. Monvina and Logis
tilla also ran
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Arcadia Races.

Special to The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. April 15,-The entries
for tomorcow's races at Arcadia are as
follows
First race. Gvc-cighths of a mile. sell
ing-Colonel Dick 1o2; Scmprocllc lo2
Beaumont. %; Corcil, %. G. w. Riley.
20: Dandy Fine 90 Memo Shurtz, 90
second race. nine-slxteeuths OF nile
pursc-German Silver, 1lj; Kid. Ia; Lev
cnghton. l15; Matchem. rs, Miles, ll5
Narnoc j. V. Jr.. rs: Rey ri Tovar ll5
Raleigh T.. D.. Il5; The Golden Butter-
By, 1l2. La DcXtra. ll2: Lauretta w, ll2;
Silvia Fir 1l2; Sir Sec0, liz.
Third race. sevcn-cighths Of mile
scling-Ethel Day. l05. Dennis stafford
loS: Fern L.; 1o1; Grande Dame. iGl
Sandpiper. %. Jane Laurel 81.
Fourth race. three quarters of Il mile,
sclling-Lee Harrison. 10l; McChord l0l
Mundo. ioI; Sink Spring. lo4, Frlar Of
1Og; Illusion. 1O2. Margaret Randolph
IO2: Velma C.. 1O2, Vancn. l02.
sciling-Iiilgcrt. 1o1; orelio;, lo7; Aucassin
lo4: Byron lOi; CobieskIll. l0i; lLsber
1oi; sir Angus. 10s. TaXcr l0i; Work
ana Play. l0l: BcIlestromc, l02. Esther
NJ. l02: Josie s.. 102. TaVora l02.
Sixth race. milo and quarter. selling
Livlus. 1l2; Banridgc. 1903, Or. Wbitc. 1O9
III Caul Cap. 1903; NcedtuI. 1903; Rubinon
100: Royal Maxim. l0e; Lucy C., lOI Miss
Offcious, lO7 Remember lVI Bonton: W
Nnsmerlto 102. Grotto 90. George Guy
ton 81: silver knight 90, Waticre. 80
Miss Naomi, 81.
Seventh race. eleven -sIXteenths Of q
mile. selling-Goldena-o los; AmbpTndn,e ids
Mazapsn. los: lamar. los. Voltrome, los
,LaChata lOS: Valley Stream, lOS Colum-
bia Maid, los; Evados: 1o3; Laudabic. los
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MURRAY SECURES
BIG ENTRY LIST
From 800 to 1000 Horses Are
Expected for the Open
ing Day.
MEET Is SANCTIONED BY
PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB
Special Horse Train Leaves Los
Angeles Next Friday for
. Ogden.

OGDEN. April l5.-W. NJ. Murray, man
ager OF the Ogden Racing assoCia, ton.
TINS morning arrived from Los Angeles
has secured ell the best horses he can
accommodate. Practically every stall Is
, engaged and loo or 200 more horses could
nave been secured had space been avail
able.
The horscmen on the Pacific coast arc
very enthnsiastic oyer. the coming meet
and from 500 10 1000 OF them arc expect
ed on the opening day. \ special train
leaves Los Aneelrs for Ogden on April
- - wi'6 l'g horTS followed by, carloads
Mr., Murray states that this meet has
been sanctioned by the Pacific Jockey
club
The officials for tie meet are rs fol-
lows:
Presiding Judge: \. J. Blum, who pre-,
Paso meets las, year: j. Maynard. sport
Ing. editor Of the Intermountain Eopub-
lican OF Salt Lake City. associate Judge
OF the scales: paddock Judge and timer,
w. t. L'tiic of ChiCggo; general manager
and starter W. N. Murray; H. Stovcr
manager OF the Butte. Mont, track as
sistant manager; II II, Mcivcr, treas
urer,
Horses Coming,
On the list Of horse owners who Will
have entries in the various racing events.
five: j. f. Quinand. with six; : Polk,
with four: \. Goodwin. with five. Is. u.
DAVIS. win ioHr; Joe Cooper. with three.
II. W. Hcag. with five; T. Beatty, with
four; Joe Mason. with sixs r. Crusader.
with two: O.. w. Robinson with four:
&. T.. FAINT, with five; G. K. Jones. with
four; c. T.. O'Lcary. with two. 4 Born
mciStcr with two; Mrs. y. 4. SCribncr,
with eight.
From san F'raucisro-W. Stanlieid.
with eight +. Dayton, with nine: Dr.. u.
Rowcls. with ten: i. Il. Dunn with ten
j. j. Brannan. with five; D. :. Fountain.
with five: IL. d. Bidwcll, with twelve:
Cradle & Ramsey, with twelve. j.
Kcarncy, with three; Gaines. with six:
$. Judge. with three; NJ 6. Miller with
two; T. o. Wcbber. with four: W. Hawke,
with five: II. Mack. with four; II. Slower.
with hfteon; j., Dcanison. with seven;
l.. f King. with (our kulic \. Bowlan
with three; Flcur dc Lis stables, with
two: -. l.. Valentine with three; G. Bow
man with four +. w. Doss. with five
In addition To these entries there wil
be number Of others from the north
western circuit.
The track at the fair grounds is in fine
condition and horscmen say that II is
one of the best in the country.
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OPEN MARATHON Is
SLATED FOR MAY

NEW YORK. April 15.-Anothcr runner
looking for Marathon bonors with the
hope OF u contest with st, Yves, Dorando
or Lungboat. has arrived here. He Is
Indian" Simpson who mas been winning
laurcs In Canada. This is Simpsons first
appearance here since he ran a i've mile
relay race with Alfred Shrubb In Madi-
son Square Garden Next Sunday he will
go over the Marathon course at Celtic
park with Svanbcrg. the Swedish run
ner. Simpson Is credited with beating
AppIeby. an Engllshman, VINO Is said To
be faster than Snrubb at fifteen or twen-
ty miles. Judging from the talk anoth-
or Marathon derby win bo held here In
May. open to all professionals.
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Fast Amate1r Team.

Jeff s Smoke House is 10 have a bail
team this season, and from present indl-
cations IL Will he one OF the strongest i'm
the city. Suits have been ordered from
two weeks. Manager Johnson Is hook
Ing games and any strong team wishing
games Will be accommodated by calling
at the Smoke House. "a West Second
south, The lineup for the season is as
follows:
A. Halvorsen (captaln), catch. Z. and
f Ludlow, pitchers: w. Tiilman. 6rst
base. i. Cox. second base, 7. Fitzpatrick.
third base: h. Tillman. shortstop; A.
Peterson, right field: r.. Morrison, left
lcl0: T. Johnson. ccnter fold.
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Additional Sporting News on
Page Ten.

Many Ills come from impure blood
Cure Impure blood with faulty digestion.
lazy liver and sluggish bowels Burdock
Blood Bittcrs strengthens stomach. bow
els and liver. and purifies the blood
Itching. torturng skin cruptions dislig-
ure annoy drive one wild Doan's ONT
ment brings quick relief and lasting
cures, Fifty cents at any drug store.
After "A heavy meal take "A couple OF
Doan's Regulcts. and give your stomach
liver and bowels the help they Will Mood
Rcgulcts bring easy. regular passages of
the bowels.
Everybody frIond--Dr. Thomas Eclec-
trio OIL Cures tootlIachc. carachc, sore
'il"oot. Heals cuts, bruisca scalds. stops
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WHITNEY'S OVERSIGHT
WINS GRANNY PLATE

NEWMARKET, England. April 10
cigns with 200 sovcrrigns added. Tor
three year-olds. was run here today and
won by st VlctrN. Chanteur was sec
and and his muiesiy's Oaklerc. third.
Among the eight starters was H. T.
Whitncys Sixty IL
The Granny plate OF 200 sovereigns for
tyyo-ycar-olds, distance four furiongs,
was won by Mr. Whitncy's Oversight
King Edwards Vain Air was second, ana
Sol Joel's Split was third, Thirteen
horses ran.
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Cub Batting Bee.

CHICAGO. April l5.-Chicago defeated
st Louis today, hitting Bcbcc ju ali di
rections in the sixth and seventh. Th"
visitors punched hits in only ON inning,
scoring three runs on PfCstCrs wilduess
and three singles. X. II. E.
Chicago ...... .....,.,,,.,..s...l IL
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1 .
Battcrlcs-Pfcistcr and Brown and
Moran, Bcbcc and Moore and Phelps. um-
nircs-klcm and Nanc.
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MANAGER HUSTON HAS
ELEVEN MEN WORKING

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 15.-Manager Jack Hus-
ton now has eleven men here who arc
working for place OH the Helena ln>Sr-
rronntnin baseball team. Each day the
men work out and the veteran manager
who has followed the baseball game as
n profession for many years, STANDS On
The sidc lines and "looks 'em over" The
frst game will be played with the Occi-
dcntaIs of Salt Lake at the fair grounds
next Sunday.
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MISS H0UMAN SAYS
KETCHEL FOOLED HER

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, April 15.-
Stanley Ketchel. who has been matched
10 fight Jack Johnson for the heavy
weight championship of the world will
fight the breach OF promise case brought
against him by Miss Elizabeth Elouman
circuit court today his attorneys nled
an answer. which Is general denial OF
the girls charges and also demand for
q TRIAL of the case.
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AMERICAN
Grooms Is Wild.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Grooms's
wilAncss and lneffoctvcncss In the first
inning today gave the New Yorks four
runs and enough to defeat Washington
To !. X. H. Il.
Washington 80. ................
New York Observation-Disclosures. o
BattcriCs-Burns Smith and Grooms,
Rlanllcuship, Street: Quinn and Blair,
klciuuw
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT TIOINAl
Giants Shut Ont.

NEW YORK. April 15.-BroolSlyu de-
fcatcd New York. 90 ., at the opening
championship game-l3 lnninsS-at the
Polo grounds today. The game was
pitching duel between Irving Wilhelm and
Leon Ames. in which the Brooklyn man
tired out his rival. r. II. Il.
Brooklyn ...... ..''.''r.........'..
New ] Orl6 s...'..... - .
Battcrcs-Wilhclm and Bergen, Amcs
and Schlei. Umpircs-Johnstonc and Gu
sack.
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Tigers Win on Hits.

DETROIT, Mich. April 16.-Thrcc bits
were punched on White by Detroit in
the sixth inning and these resulted In
two runs. enough To decide the outcome,
though tho home team got another on
TWO hits and an error In the eighth.
r., IL. j..
Detroit ,...,s ,.........r....,....
Chicago ,.,..s ...............s,.. 3
Battcrios-Summcrs and Stanagc; White
and Sullivan.
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Little Potatoes Win.

The Little Potatoes defeated the Aber-
deems by the close score OF IL TO s in
a seveu-inning match baseball game
Thursday afternoon. The winners will
play any team, the members OF which
arc under 16 years of age.
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Edward Payson Weston.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April 1I.--IId ward
Payson Weston, who is walking to the
Pacific coast from the east, reached South
Bend tonight The veteran walker said
he was In excellent trim.
He continued TO New Carlisle. four
teen miles west. planning TO resume his
journey from there early in the morn
ing
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Ensign League.

The Twenty seventh waUdcrs won the
Ensign stake basketball championship for
the season of 1909, defeating the Twen-
ticth warders in the final game Thurs
day night in the Twentieth ward annex
by a score Of S3 80 81. 1t proved a hard
fought contest from beginning 10 end, and
victory was in doubt until the last second
OF plav.
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Purse Is Gut Down.

NEW YORK. April lS-The Metropoli-
tan handicap the first of the season. viii!
be worth $4,000 this year. instead OF SIS.
900 as heretofore.
Tho Metropolitan VIII be run at Bel
mont park The list of events which viii
be offered ri the ten days' meeting there.
beginning May IL. contains twenty two
stakes, handicaps and fixed racing fca-
+'Wnr ret year there w"rc twculv,
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WALSH WISHES TO
SECURE HIS FREEDOM

MERIDEN, Conn. April l5.-Edward
Walsh of this city. pitcher for the
Chicago American League baseball team.
today filed an application with the ma
iInnnI baseball commission 10 Dc declared
= free agent. claiming among oth"r
things that owner Comiskcy OF the Chi
rnen team did not tender him n contract
In sign before the required time. which
nxnirrd March 1 last,
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Starts With Record

CHICAGO. April l5.-Orvillc Page. the
Maroon pitcher, set an carly season rec
ord today at Marshall Field by twirling
a no-hlt no-run game against Dcpaw
university team and incidentally winning
III" contest I TO o. Page struck out
eleven men.
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Seals Beat Angels.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15.-San Fran
cisco won todaS's game from Los Angeles
by playing crrorcss ball The number
of bits were evenly divided but the Seals
proved uimbler than the Angels on the
bags. X. II. Il,
san Francisco go. ............., ! 9 o
Los Angeles s...... v /
Enthusiastically and Berry, Brs-
walter. Ross and OrcndOriT.
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Newsboys Are Victors.

The Birrell newsboys defcate the Stars
i'm a match baseball game Thursday aft
ernooa by a score Of to 5 The real
battle was between the pitchers, who
worked their best TO win, The ncwsboys
II years OF age for d match or series OF
games.
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Pool Tourney.

c. MacDougall C90) defeated \ Bailey
GooJ in the thirteenth game OF tho Log
Cabin continuous pool tournament Thurs
day evening by a score OF 30 to 81 Bat
ley could not right himself and missed
several shots which gave his opponent
continual lead. Bailey made run Of
twenty eight balls.
g. Howard and Il. Morgan. both scratch
men. will play tonight.
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Relay Races POSTPONED.

The big Y. NJ. c. A. Affiliated Sunday
School club relay races. which were to
have taken place Saturday, have been
postponed until Saturday. April "a, Some
OF the clubs desired a little more time to
get their boys in condition. and consc-
quently II was deemed best to change to
the later date.
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PACIFIC

Los ANGELES. April 16.--Vernon de-
fcatcd Oakland again today, the score
being s to Z. Out OF five hits in the
fourth. Oakland made five runs. but Vcr-
non had already Silcd up five in the
third off three wcil-,imed hits and in
the sixth got two runs of one hit,
r II. Il.
Oakland .......,,,............. j. 3
Vernon ...-......,.......... 3 4
notwithstanding. Coy and II. Ho-
gan: Boicc Touneson, Maire and C
Lewis. lmpirc-McGroeVy.
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Bout Is POSTPONED.

NEW YORK. April l5,-The round
bout between Charley Griffin. the Aus
iralan champion. and Benny YauEcr Of
at the WhlrIwlnd Athletic club tonight.
has been postponed for week To enable
the CLUB Ia remodel the boxing arena
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C0FFR0TH Is BUSY
SIGNING CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK. April l5.-Jimmy Corr-
roth. manager of the Colma Athletic
son and stanley Ketchel for a fight VIII
leave today for Chicago where hc Will
meet Battling Nelson and Packy McFar-
: -.r-r -. = fns.v- Gvc- wound knnl ~ CNlnln
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Contract Is Signed.

CHICAGO. April 15.-At the office OF
President Comiskey it was stated that
pitcher Edward Walsh was rendered n
contract prior TO March 1 and that the
matter OF the tender was properly reg
Illarpd.
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'Cy'' in Box.

ST LOUIS. April 15.-Cleveland won
the second game Of the series here to-
day with 81. Louis. TO 3. Cy Young
pitched his first game for the Cleveland
team and at times was nit hard.
II. II. T.
81. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 0
Sattcries-Pelty and CriSer; Young and
y. Clarke.
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Pitchers Are Easy.

PORTLAND. April 15.-Timely hitting
In tho second. NTH and ninth innings and
n home run hy Hausc: won the game to-
dav for Sacramento. The home team
changed pitchers three times. r. II. Il.
Sacramento s-.,................,i 7 .
Portland 80, .s.,.................1 4 >
Battprlos-Brown. Ehmau and Byrnes;
Hardness, Scaton, Carson and Arm
bUISteT.
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Perfect Bowling Score.

CHICAGO. April i5,-ValentInc Seng o!
the Crescent club of the North Chicago
Bowling league rolled 500 here tonight In
lag gnLno
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Gotch Takes OIL Mcleod.

WATERLOO. Ia, April l5.-Frank
Gotch and Dan Mcleod have been
matched to wrestle here next Tuesday
night.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-Philadcl-
phia Boston game postponed; wet
grounds