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Co4SLan5noPI adYlces oIort that Ahmed
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formed a ne" ministry OF pro-Gelman sym
pagHIe7, sultan hehemmed attended the
oet2ia1h es'er'"E' beng his first public ap-
Pa&la4cg.
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y 9s.9[n Day yesterday upon q campaign
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leo HLn on the wharf fifteen Seet into the
sea, aao MS S"7ociates persuaded him against
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G,on o. coVeriI} negotiating annexation 10 the
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q colleague a bride OF twenty five thousand
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FBEDERIKSTHD'S POST OFFICE
Paid.
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Mrs. Myria Petersen, Mr.. Arthur Saltou.
Unpaid.
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Mr.. james Grant lRiver), Mr.. Thomas
james Lower Love-, Nh. John Joseph (Ad-
v|enturo), Miss Lillian Jackson (Canaau3, Miss
Sophie Loighcocka, Miss Rebecca Mitchell
(Euticld Greoul Mr.. Richard pGurro, Mrs.
Christian Philips (Canoan), Jary 1bry sum
mersil, Mr.. john Urgam.
Letters to be returned to seudors.
Lawriza Howell, Il. Harrison, Mr.. AIick
Jackson james Rogers and John HoIlowan.
Frodorikated's Post Office, 30th April
1903.
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Paid.
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Nickel, Miss Lillian Thomas.
Unpaid.
Folicien Corbeau 30 b, Mrs. Charlotte
James, Est "Grango' 80 b., William Ro-er
so b., Miss Cathriuo 20 b.
Christianstod's Post Office, the Both April
1909.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
AFFILIATED SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLUBS MEET
Over One Hundred Boys VIII
Take Part in Field and
Track Events.

The fourth annual Sunday school track
meet TO be held under the auspices OF
the Y. NJ c. Affiliated Boys clubs. is
scheduled for Cummings field today at
O'Clock. About I40 boys are entered in
the meet, \ great rivalry exists between
the different clubs. The boys are d.
vIdcd in the different classes according
to age.
Following is the lis, of the various
events for the different classes;
Glass A-lo0-yard dash. 220-yard dash.
SS0yard dash. running high jump. run
ming broad jump, Ss0-yard relay race
(four men).
Class B-5O-yard dash, 1OO-yard dash,
running broad jump, running high jump,
9O-yard relay race (four mcn).
Glass C-50-yard dash. 1O0-yard dash,
running broad jump. running high jump.
In the past this meet has always at
tractcd a great deal OF attention from the
parents OF the boys and large attend
ancc is expected. The meet Will begin
promptly at . o'clock, with the following
entries:
Glass A-First Presbyterian-Webcr.
GALLAGHER, Bell. Codhe. Doran. F'rancia,
McCann, Scbramm, Scranton. Greenwood,
Dye, Stout. Wyman, Williams.
Third Presbytcrian-Smith, Pratt.
First Methodist-Lc Prohn.
Emmanuel Baptist-Ycamans.
St. ari's-Westop, DAILY.
Morris.
niG-Tate. Bardwell., Ray, Moran.
Groesschmer. Allen Davis.
Phllips-SimpSin. Parker, Yundt, Abb
bott. Lewis. johnson, Walker Chandler
Glass B-Fiyst Prcsbytcrian-Johnsop
Newberry. Saunders, Wallace, Mcmillan,
Francis, Nymau.
First MethodIst-Rogner, Davis, Bur
ton.
Emmanuel Baptist-Long, Whitmore,
Ewin, Collier, Horspool
St Mark's-Adans, Richie, Sheets,
Ferris, Weston. DAILY, Pykc. Weston.
Rio Grande-Pran, Nelson. Griffiths'
Cook, Christensen, Clayton, CrobcrE,
Clayton.
Burlington-Guycr. Ericsson, Perry,
Evans. Decker. Mccormick.
nim-McCarty, Little. Wilson, Gurnsey.
Phillips-Walkcr, Abbott' Corey, Simp-
kin WiXcy, Abbott. Rudc.
Glass c-First Presbyterian-Stenser'
Snidcr Godbc. Gaffcy. Williams Giant
FIRST Methodist-Mayne. Sorenson,
Jacobs. Wood,
Emmanuel Raptist-Anslcy. Yeamans,
Oren West, Young, Myers, Burger.
Bloomfield.
ST. Mark s-Brown, Brown, Putnam.
Iliff-Gurnscy, Phillips, Chamber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
UTAH COLLEGES MEET ON LOGAN CAMPUS
FORMER CHAMPION
PLAYS STEADY GAME
Travis Easily Defeats Oppon-
ents and Will Now Play
i'm the Field.

WASHINGTON, May 1i-Twicc to-
day Walter j. Travis. former amateur
golf champion Of the United states
demonstrated his prowcss. and tomorrow
he will play in the finals for the nrst
prize In the spring open tournament OF
the Chevy Chase Golf club.
j. H. Whigham OF Garden City, an
other champion. did not continue in the
game, and c. B. Mcdonald OF tho same
club the third champion. was so dis
plea sed by his defeat in the contest Tor
first honors among the second eight mat
he walked 10 the clubhouse without
turning in his score. His opponent. y,
s. MattinEly OF Chevy Chase, had Won. )
up and ? to play.
The other big surprise was the defeat
OF r. M. sherman. son of Vice President
Sherman. who won the qualification cup
yesterday by turning in the best medal
score.
Mr.. Travis won his afternoon match
with Reeve Lewis NJ Chevy Chase. In
easier fashion than no did his morning
match with w. Tuckcrman OF the same
club. In the afternoon Mr.. Travis won
by up and TO play. Throughout the
champion played steady game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
BUTTE Wins MONTANA
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Clarence Bickford Is Star of
Meet, Winning Indi-
yiduaI Prize.

M1SSOULA. Mont. May 1i.-Under
ideal weather and track conditions. and
before crowd OF $500 persons. Butte
high school this afternoon won the cham
pionship OF the interscholastic track and
field meet on Montana field, with total
OF ~ points. Park county high, through
the phenomenal work OF young Clarence
Bickford Of Livingston. who carried of
the individual prize, was second with q
grand total of % points.
II was n successful meet In every way.
but ths absence of the Missoula high
school track squad. which has heretofore
spicuous.
Flrty-yard dash-Rrooks. Butte, and
Patrick Logan, Great Falls. tied for first
place; Harvey, Park county, third. Time.
seconds.
e2O-yard dash-Joos. Flathead, first:
Nickel, Butte. second: Patrick Logan,
=, Half mile run-Westaby, FORSYTH. first;
Granite county. third. Time. 2:io 60
ioo-yard dash-Joos. FIathead, first:
Brooks, Butte, second Johnson. Fergus
county third Timc. 10 2-5 seconds.
go yard. 10y hurdles-Nickel. Ruttr.
T'laIhcad, third. Time, 2s seconds.
iioyard dash-Charlcs Mcdonald.
Butte nrst; Bicktord. Park county. see
ond; Woodward, Great Falls. third. Time.
l20-yard high hurdles-Konck. Buttc.
first: Rickford, Park county, second: Low
ett Custer county third. Time, IS see
onds.
High jump-Charles Logan. Galatin.
won. Border, Gallatln. and Harvey. Park
county, tied for second. Height. feet
inches,
Hammer throw-Davis. Park county.
won; Collins, Fergus. second; Barvcy,
Park county third. Distance. l3S feet y
inches.
Pole vault-McCool. Butte. won: Brad =
ley. Helena and Bickford. Park county,
tied for second place. Height, 10 feet
inch.
Halfmile relay race 0ourmsn tcams)
Butte, tlrst: Great Falls. second; Park
county. third, Time. $40,
Total poipts-Butte, 81; Park county.
90: Fathead. II; Fergus, 10. Great Falls.
il: Helena. 10; Galstin, 0; Forsyth. }:
Jefferson county. 3; Beeverheod county.
/, Custer county. j. Granite county. ].
The ball game between the Butte and
Missoula high schools, following the field
events. was won by the former. 13 to 12
The game had no connection with the in
tcrscholastic,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
BUTTE WILL PLAY TWO
MORE BALL GAMES HERE

Butte and Salt Lake will play two more
games. the first of which is slated this
afternoon at $50. and the last game of
on the Walker field. Manager Farms
worth VIII make every attempt TO win
these two games. Hc will pitch annis TO-
day and slim Hall VIII pitch sunday
With the proper amount Of support these
pitchers ought TO be able TO win, all
though In Fender, for today. and Nc
Adams. for Sunday. the Cubs Will not
The Boise team will arrive here Mon
day night and will play the first game
of its series with Salt Lake on Tuesday
afternoon. Butte will 20 TO Helena to
team. Next Sunday night. May %, the
salt Lake Cubs viii 60 TO Eoisc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Churchill Downs Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 1i.-Today's race
results:
straight, Sl5.i6. won: Iccola, place, 1910.
second; Irrisator, show. Sl9.i5, third,
Time. l:l3 30.
Second race, five furongs-Salian,
straight, st705. VOL: ChanLicleer, place,
$3.50. second; Simonette, show, $40,
third Time. J:0I.
Third race. three ycar-cd FLIES. seven
furlouSs-Mclissu: straight $2!.0o, won:
Right Easy, place, $3.50 second: Flo
real show, s2l.s5, third. Time, LES.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth. SELL
ing-Dcacon. straight. $3.50. won; Sem
pro, place, s23.75. second. lmboden, show,
$l71d, third. Time, l.A7 80.
Fifth race four and a half furlongs
purse-IIalasLs straight $685.. won: ITo-
rez, place. s7.a0. second; star Port, show,
S7.5J. third. Time, 81 10 seconds.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Mamic Algol, straight. S93.90, won !,
Gypsy King, place, SS,05. second; Rustic
show. $3.50, thld Time. 1:I6 As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
favorites Lose and
BOokies Make Haul
FAVORITE PLAYERS
GOT THEIR BUMPS
Long Shots Rule the Day:
Judges Suspend Jockey Den
ny for IncOmpetency.
snerial To The Trlhune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN MAY l4.-Jockey Denny WAS
indefinitely suspended by the Judges here
after the last race this afternoon, which
means that his riding is at an end for
some time unless the officials should re-
consider their action, as the Ogden meet
ing is run with the sanction and under
the rules of the Pacific Jockey club, the
recognized turf-eovci body OF the
far west. Denny's work on Manila :. in
the closing event did not look good TO the
Judges, and they called for the book
makers sheets on that race, and ruled
~ stated after an inspection OF the rec
ords. In the race Balreed was not scri-
opsly considered. but made all the run
Ming with Mendon. the one most wanted
jn second place. Balrecd failed TO stay
as WAS expected. and won easily from
Mcndon. Denny was resolved To lay out
of II with Manila $. until she had no
chance. and she finished n bad third.
t'aNorile- DlaNerS got thcir Dumn today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
DOG FANCIERS ARE
WORKING FOR BIG SHOW

President DR.. M. r.. Stewart announced
Friday that the entries for the Kennel
club show are coming iii fast and the
club is now assured OF securing over 700
dogs To bench for exhibition. great
many dogs have bccn imported the past
two years. and out t-of-state breeders are
anxious To- place their best stock on cN-
hibition here III order To secure pat
roaagc.
Work IS being pushed fixing up, the
showrooms at 10 and AZ West First South
street The entire building of three
floors Will be occupied. There will he
nrty-two kennels on each OF the first
and second floors and 120 stalls on the
third floor.
Several dog fancierS are out hustlinG
entries for the bench show. Three prizes
Will bc given to the ones securing the
most entries. the prizes being $S. 50 and
81 for the first. second and third. No
officer OF tho club will be allowed To
enter the competition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
AGGIES WIN SENSATIONAL
GAME FROM UNIVERSITY
Special TO The Tribune.

LOGAN. May 1i.-Thc Aggics defeat
ed the University Of Utah baseball team
In n league game here this afternoon by
a score of TO 1, In a ten-inning game.
This was easily the best and most sem
satlonal game ever played here, and over
1900 student enthusiasts and their friends
respective favoritcs. The Agricultural
college scored the first run I'm the first
inning. The Salt Lakers tied the score in
the fourth inning, and in the tenth in
ming the Aggies managed to place the
winning run over the pan. which ended
the game. Morgan struck out seven men.
while Larsen only famed three. The
team work was excellent on both sides
and Stoncy umpired a good game, which
was played i'm two hours.
The lineup was as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Affiliated Sunday
School Track Meet
ANNUAL TRACK MEET /
TO Be HELD I0OA|
Four Colleges viii Compete
Field and Track Events
at Logan.

The annual intercollegiate field an
track meet will be held In Logan TN
afternoon, The best athletes, from "a
four largest learning institutions OF ~
state, will meet on the a. c. campu'
the schools represented being the Uni
versity of Utah, y. Y. L. OF Prov
Il. Y. G. and a. c. L. OF Logan. ~
A special train will be run from Prov
to the meet TO carry the athletes an
q corps Of rooters. The train VIII at
rive here about Sis o'clock this NOR
ing to pick up over 200 university STU
dents. Including the track team.
Following arc the entries.
40 yard hurdles-sStewart, u, Cor
ger. A. C.; Sevy, B. \. u; Larson. \
7. C.; Ifiggs, t.: Alfred a. c.; ChrI
ooyard dasll-Wh!!ehead; a. . G. 's1
Simmons, b. y. U; Brinton: u: CARR
A. C.; Peterson, y. Y. c.; Crosby. B.
O.; Carmichael. T.. Richardson; ".
Mile run-,A,lleyc Cole IS and coalsx Dalgleis
C.: Hicks. Papworth and anderson,
Y, C, Holloway. Jacobs end Sainspur'
Pole yault-Adams. spitko; EriclSso
ShotDut-Convill. Richardson. Wiki
son, L. OF l.; Peterson. B. Y. T.; Pete
son. Roslseily. r, y. G. ~
High jump-Adams. Hartley. u OF y
Baird. Seevy, Horsley. u. Y. u; Robh
son. Alldred; a. c, U; Roskelly. Parki
Discus throw-Convr, Richardso
Wilkinson. L. Of T.; kielc. b. W
Paddock. Frewer. Knapp. a.. G.. U; 10
kelly, Peterson. Aldrcd. u. y. c.
Broad jump-ConvIll, Calder Wiki
soy. L. Of L.: Baird. Bean, simmnI
&. Y. l.: Paddock, ConGer. frcWar,
c. L.: Anderson and Johnson. Il. \. =.
Hammer throw-Young. Conyill. Ot
son. L. OF u: Peterson. Is. Y. u, Bf
ant a. C. L.; Peterson. Peterson, z
y. c. 6.
440-yard assh-Gutting. Walker, Brl
ton, L. Of o.; Chamberlain. Jones, sir
mons, b Y, T.: Wyatt and Plant. a. q
L.; y. Peterson, T.. Peterson, Jenst
E. Y. G.
22O-yard dash-Grant. L. OF u; Jons
=. Y, T.; Whitehead. a. G. u: Jensf
p. Y G, Brinton. u. of u; Baird,
Y. u; n. a. Peterson, e. Y. c.
220-yard hurdleS-Carmlchael, u OF
Bean, B. Y T.; Aldred. 4 C.. u; W.
lSins, u. Y. c.; Stewart, L. OF u; Slf
mons. s.. Y. u; Conger, A. c. u; Jon
son, e. y, C.
SS0-yard run-Bailey. Roberts. u. OF
Plant, Westcrholm. Wartincau. A g
Chamberlain, Holdaway. Jacobs. e. Y Il
Peterson, Watkins. Hicks. Il. Y. c.
Additional Sporting News {
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Office Clerks Play Ball.

The clerks OF tho Utah Fuel company
DEFEATED the Broker clerks nt Liberty
park on Thursday afternoon by a score
Of II to 10.
The Utah Fuel team would like to hear
from some OF the teams representing tho
city banks
On Saturday afternoon the Utah Fuel
will play the clerks Of tho Western Rail
way Weighing association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
PITCHER C0LLAPSES AND
CARRIED FROM FIELD
Special TO The Tribune.

BOISE. May IA phenomenal pitch
ing record WAS made here this after
noon ia match game between the Boise
state League team and team from
Wciser. 1t took fifteen innings 10 decide
the contest, which was won by Boise by
the score OF ! To u, Wells of Boise
struck out twenty-cight men. Porter.
who pitched for the Wciser team, proved
a surprise. In the fifteenth inning Por-
ter made wild throw TO third base and
let in the winning run. Lutrcl scoring
the tally. Porter then collapsed and
was carried from the diamond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

At Kansas City-Kansas City. /: CO.
lumbus. u.
At nneapolis-Minncapol s; Louis
vile, @.
AT Observation-Disclosures, .; To-
ledo. 10
:. Al, St Paul-st Paul, 4: Indianapo-
lis, g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
RETIRED MIDDLEWEIGHT
CHAMPION WILL FIGHT

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May H.-Word
has been received from Tommy Ryan Of
Benton Hsrbor. Mich, that the former
middlcweiynt champion will again enter
the ring and that his first challenge will
bc to Stanley 1[etchcl Ryan. in sending
word TO South Bend. stated that he would
not be ready to take on a match before
October. but by that time would be in
excellent condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Little Interest.

BOSTON MAY 14.-Cincnnati won an
;Ininterestine game from Boston today.
Z 10 4. making II three out of four for
the series r. ii. r.
Cincinnati IL /
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Bettcries-Gaspcr and Mclean; White.
ChnDpeilc and Bowcrman. Empires
Johnstonc and Cusack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
CROWNS.
Races at GatWick,

GATWlCk. England. May 1.-THE
Worth stakes of . sovereigns, with 2U6
sovereigns added, for 2-year- olds. distance
i've furlongs, was won here today by
La CroiScttc. F'lail was second and Slave
third. There were nine starters August
Belmont's Doncourt and III. =. Whitncy's
EScla fllly were unplaccd.
The Alexander handicap OF 500 SOW
crcten9 Tor 3-yc1r-olds and upward six
furlonss. was Won by Jacksnipc. Re-
trcnchment WAS second and Bella Trix
third Among the nine starters was H. T.
Whitney's Baby Wolf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
CROWNS WIN THE 1909
BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP

In winning ono OF the three games
played Friday night ON the Crown alleys
me Crowns won tho bowling city cham
pionshp for 1909. The Cresccpts won thc
Total average of three games played, but
the Crowns needed but one game 10 win
the title. taking IT after losing the FIRST
Two games IL was close race tho
final score being 215S 10 2Io2 and the In
diyidual results being follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Cubs Beat Giants.

NEW YORK. May 14.-Chicago drove
Raymond from the box in three innings
today and defeated New York, to q.
r. II. F..
New York ....................O 3
Battcrles-Pfeister and Moran: Ray
Inond. Crandall and Schlel. Unpircs-
Riglcr and TRULY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Heydler. Gets OMcious.

NEW YORK. May l4.-Acting President
Heydler OF the National league today suS-
pended Manager Clark Griffith, Out
fielder Bob BeScher and Catcher Frank
Roth Of Cincinnati for three days for
their conduct In yesterdays Boston Cir
cinnatI game. Bcschcr was fined $50 for
delaying the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Western League.

At Omaha-No game; rain.
At Des Moines-Dcs Moincs, 3; To-
peka. o.
AT Sioux City-Sioux City, c; Den
yer. =.
Al Lincoln-Lincoln. 4: Pueblo, I.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
z M. E Pathfinder.

COZ LORADO SPRINGS. Colo, May H.
Tho Glidden tour pathfinder car reached
This city from Denver at 2:l0 this after
noon The car Win start on its return
Trip TO Detroit tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Pacific Lea alle.

At Los Angeles-Vernon. 9: Portland, l.
At San rancsco-Oakland, .; San
Francisco. ].
At sacramento-sacram 4; Los An
gelcS, O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
JORDAN. IN BALL GAME

The salt Lake high school baseball
team won from the Jordan school Friday
afternoon on the high school campus by
The one sided score OF 90 TO 4. The high
school players had things their own way
and only one time during the game did
the Jordan boys have a. look in. The
first few innings Of play Were interest
ing. being snappr on both Sides, but the
last half was full of errors.
Matt GALLAGHER was In the box for
the high school the first part of the game
and allowed but two hits and struck out
eight men. Tresedcr relieved him and
allowed one single and struck out six
nattcrs. The high school players chalkcd
up thirteen hits on Smith and Richard
SON who did the box work for the Jor
dan team.
The feature work was absent in the
majority of tho innings. but stops by Fitz
patrick and J.. Romncy. on the high school
team and the work OF Farmer and fitZ-
gerald ON the Jordan team were on the
sensational order. catch in the sixth
by FiizgeTald retired the high school
when the bases were full
The lineup of the teams was as fol-
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Northwestern League.

Al Portland-Portland. :; Tacoma, ..
At Spokane-Spokanc. 8; Seattle, >.
At Abcrdeen-Aberdeen, i: Eancou-
yer, o.
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Pirates Shut Out.

was shut out, . to 0. today, in a pitch
crs' battle between Sparks and PHILIPPE
r. II. H.
pbiisdaInl1;s ...2 o
J-DhTE ~
Batteriss-Bates. Sparks and jack
ltsch: PHILIPPE and Gibson. Empires
O'pay and Emslie.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
BROOKLYN Too Strong.

BROOKLYN. May l4.-Brooklyn used
Up three st. Louis pitchers, scoring
10-to-t victory today. X IL; Il
ST. Louis -......-...-4
Bfookiyi 80 '''' ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures. Higgins, Moore and
Phelps: Bell ana Bergen. Umplres-
Kane and Klein
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AMERICAN
Browns Begin Climbing.

ST. LOUIS. May 1i.-St. Louis sent
Washington TO the last place today. The
score was to T. II, II. L.
st. Louis ,....,...........>... & %
w n ~
Batteries-Waddell. Powell and Steph-
ems; Groom, kceley and Street.
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American Association.

At Detroit-Detroit-B Boston. postponed; !;
rain.
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At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New York,
postponed; rain.
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At Chlcs go-Chicago- Philadelphia post
poned; wet grounds.