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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
ATTORNEY CLARK WILL
APPEAL TO HIGH COURT

NEW YORK, May 15.-Belleving that
gambling at the race tracks will be as
fragrant this summer as before the pas
sage of the anti-betting laws. District
Attorney Clark and mis- assistant. Robert
II, Elder OF Brooklyn, Kings county. an
nounced last night that they would i'm
mediately apply TO the coIrt OF appeals,
the highest court in the state, Cor a final
interposition OF the recent statute.
Gambling on the races was found by
detectives TO he open to all who could
Identify themselves ut Belmont Park,
Thursday, The officials of Kings county,
in which arc located Sheapshcad Bay ard
other important tracks. were led bv this
condition, TO believe that oral bcokmale~
Ing would flourish despite the law
"The contention of ;he law" said Mr..
Elder. speaking OF the Gaynor decision,
was that TO lay odds orally for the pur-
pose OF getting bets. IS bookmakipS The
court holds that there must be writing of
some sort; but 1t does not spHclty wheth
1t leaves, thus the real point OF the
case undecided. We are trying TO tiud
out II It were necessary 10 record tine
odds TO make the act bookmaking.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
SEVENFULl BEATS
B00GfR RED EASILY
Star Sprinter Finds Climate Too
Light, While SeyenfulI
FlOurishes.
SpecIaI 10 The Tribune.

SpScIdl 10 ne
OGDEN, May 15-Today for the
third consecutive time Booger Rcd
still the best sprinter in Utah, tasted of
defeat, but as is always the case, his
conqueror. which in this instance was
Storer's speed marvel, Scvcnfull. was
forced to run close to record time to
turn the trick. Rugged up as they were
in the matter of weights, Booger Red
would have been backed at 10 ) to
beat Sevenfull at Oakland, but the
Brannon crack is not the horse he was
at Oakland, and Sevenfull, who has al
ways shown at her best in the high al
titudes, was sent to the post an even
money favorite with to l on the
Pony Express" sevcnfull had all the
speed, and setting a heavy pace from
the start, won easily in the fast time
of 1902 % for the five furlongs.
Today's attendance was the largest
of the meeting and tho seven books in
line had busy day. Among the Wis
itors was Mayor Bransford of Salt Lake
City, who saw some Of tho racing from
the Judges stand, and expressed him
self as greatly pleased with the evidence
of the, success of the Ogden meeting,
as we'll as with the sport.
The ruling in the case Of jockey
Denny yesterday was not as drastic as
reported, as he was suspended only for
the remainder of this meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
PAPKE PUTS KELLY
OUT IN ONE ROUND
Gives Papke the Middleweight
Championship: ketchel Can
not Toe the Mark.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-Oue
minute and thirty seconds Of a sched-.
uled fortyGve-round contest was snf
hclent to demonstrate that Hugo Kelly
OF Chicago IS no match in speed or skill
for Billy Papke, the "Illinois Thun-
derDolt. At the end of this brief
period, after half dozen short rallies,
Fapkc stood unmarked. while Kelly Law
unconscious in the center Of the ring.
with deep cut over his right eye and
ms chances for the middlcwcight cham
plonshlp gone glimmering
Faster and stronger than he has ap-
peared since his memorable battle with
Stanley ketchel at Los Angeles, Papke
virtually toyed with his opponent. In
several chnchcs he smothered Kelly's
attempts at infghting and pushed him
away, only to land stinging rights and
lcfts that fonnd the Italian almost nm
protected. Kelly lost the battle when
Papke landed his first clean right and
left to the Jaw. He went to the floor
for the count of nine and arose with.
out sufficient vitality to resist the fin
ishlng punches. Prior to this Papke
had shot a terrific left hook Ia the
temple, which laid open an inch long
cash just above kelly's right eye. The
blow was the opening wedge Kelly
appeared TO weaken. and Papke, with.
out an instant's hesitation, rushed him
to the ropes, shooting lefts and rights
INTO his mid. section. Kelly fell. face
downward and was counted out by
Ilmekeeper Hasting. AS Referee Eddie
Smith counted ten Kelly struggled
to raise himself, but the effort exhausted
his last spark of strength and he
lurched back unconscious. Seconds car
RED him to his corner in a state of un-
consciousness, while a hundred spec
tators climbed into the ring to smother
Paphe with congratulations
The battle, which took place in the
open air, was witnessed by approx
mately 5000 people and was the fourth
meeting between the rival middle
weights. Papke was the favorite in the
betting at the odds of 10 to s. While
not so unnoticed, Papke's victory car
ries virtually with it the ddleweight
championship title. inasmuch as Stanley
ketchel has stated repeatedly in public
his inability to make the middleweight
limit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
College Track Meets

PROVIDENCE, R l., May 15.-Amherst
defeated Brown in track meet hero today,
G5 to g.
HANOVER, \. H., May 15.--Dartmouth
easily defeated Williams in The annual dual
track meet today by score of 50 points
TO 81.
MINNEAPoLIS, May 15.--In the dual
track meet today Nebraska from Min
nesota by score OF 81? TO 42 Y.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass May 15.-Worcestcr
academy the twenty fourth annual HIar.
ward in!crschoastic track meet this after.
noon with n score Of 36 points. Philips
Exeter academy was second with 32 and
Andover third with 30.
ITHACA, y. Y. May 15,--Cornell defeated
Princeton today in track athletics, making
76T2 points 70 the Tigers 4OiE.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. May 15.-In dual
meet here today Purdue university defeated
Indiana by score OF s5jz TO a51a.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania freshmen track tenn TO-
day defeated the Cornell freshmen on Frank
lin field b. the score or 7c 10 IS.
LAWRENCE, Knn., May 15.-Ksnsas uni
verSity won the annual track meet here today
from Missouri university, 62E 10 52t,
COLUMBUS, Ohio. May I5.-0ijchigan
overwhelmed Ohio State university in the
track meet here today. Ohio state won only
tho 4io-yerd dash, the polo vault and the
broad jump,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
MINERS FIND ANH|S
TOO LATE TO WIN
Twelve Hundred People Enjoy
One of the Best Games of
the Season.

The Salt Lake Cubs Won pretty
game of baseball from the Butte
Miners Saturday afternoon ON tbe
Walker field by a score of 4 TO .. Annis
smut the Miners out for the FIRST siA
innings, but nineteen men FACING him
IN the seventh inning Elsey found An
ms lor two sacks, but that was all Tn
the eighth inning Annis lost control
ana before he could get back into his
stride the Miners had tailed two runs
off five hits and one error. Good hase.
running would have given the team an
o1her run The inning was unexpecr-
edly cut short when Campbell tried 20
come home on two-base hit by Elscy
Mcintosh threw the ball into tho dia.
mond from the field TO Annis, who re-
layed 1T to Whaling at the plate. Ia
the ninth inning Butte did not get bv
hrst base; Nebring reaching the sack
on a single.
Butte used up two pitchers. peuder
being knocked out Of the box in lie
middle of the fourth inning. and Ger
don finished the game. Butte scored
four double plays on Salt Lake, which
greatly aided the Miners in keeping
down the Cubs runs. Hoon caught a
long fly in left field and threw the ball
home, putting Flick out and making a
pretty double. Fitzgerald knocked
down liner and then caught it before
the ball fell TO the ground From an
awkward position Fitzgerald fred the
sphere TO short. putting out Whaling
Head has shaken the hoodoo, going
through the game without an error.
The teams will play their last game
of the present series this afternoon at
3 o'clock Hall will pitch for Salt
Lake. and Dell or McAdams will throw
for Butte.
The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Belmont Races.

BELMONT PARK, May l5.-Today's
race results:
First race. two-year- -oids, four furlongs
straight Course-EIfin Beau, to 1. won:
Medallion, TO 2. second; Zacatecas, TO
., third. Time, Al 40,
Second race handicap. one milc-Livc
Wire, to >, won Wise Mason, s to D,
ssecond; Dander. 80 to /, third. Time.
f3S2-5
Third race. the Juvenile. five furlongs.
straight course-Waldo, 10 10 l. won,
Newmarket; Z to 10. second: Angerona.
10 TO |: third. Time. 80 25.
Fourth race. the Toboggan handicap.
six furlongs. straight courso-Demund, 10
10 l, won; Field Mouse, : to .. second;
Harrigan. to l. third. Time. Ill.
Fifth race the Harlem, thrce-year- -olds
and upward, one mile-.hrasce, to 3.
wons Norbitt, Z to |, second; Traveller. 6
10 ]. third. Time, l: 30 2-5.
Sixth race. four -year-olds and upward.
seven furlongs. main course-Cohort, .
TO 10, won; Don Creole, 10 to ], second;
Glare Russell, 10 to !, third. Time,
IS rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
BASEBALL INTEREST
INCREASING DAILY
Continued from preceding page.

notorious attempt to bribe Umpires
Klein and Johnstone to throw the final
Cub-Giant game last fall. This was an
extremely unfortunate thing, but so
far IT hasn t done the game any vast
amount of harm.
That there was such an attempt has
been established beyond a doubt, and
the name Of the man who is alleged to
have offered So 800 10 the two officials
has gone broadcast over the land. The
name OF the individual didn't appease
the New York public, however, for he
was OF no Importance in a baseball way
There has been great curiosity in GER
tain quarters to get the names cf the
men higher up, who caused the would
be briber to offer the money to two up
right men.
1T is the opinion Of the Chicago Cubs,
whose chances for the pennant wouldn Il
have been worth much had the mis-
guided brother been successful in his
quest for a dishonest pair Of officials,
that the men 'higher up are not
baseball men at all. but big gamblers
of New York who wanted to clean up
on sure thing,
John IT. Brush has been blamed for
not saying anything on the subject.
However, it will be rather hard TO
make Brush share any of the blame, as
y
book.
Who Was Rogue?
The whole rumpus over the offering
of that brlbe possibly might have been
much better handled by the National
league. Forcing the rogue who offered
the brlbe to tell who was behind him in
the plot would not have been a very
hard matter If the case had been han
died with more effective methods.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the umpircs' charges, instead of
turning the case over to the national
commission for a peterIng out process,
might better have held the whole un-
savory case in its own closet until the
whole story was pieced together, with
all the names and ready for publication
The botched Job is hurting only the
New York National league club. Base
ball in general proved too strong to be
disturbed by a little fracas Of that
sort.
The national commissions setting
aside of the new agreement, which was
to make the American association and
Eastern league in class AA, failed to
get the response from the fans that
- war measure of such importance
would have attracted in the winter
when ali baseball wars are fought. This
Is the closed season for wars.
Hard Luck Story.
Mordecai Brown has pitched two OK
ira inning games against the Pirates so
far this season, losing the first one,
| TO o. in twelve rounds and the other,
! to o, in eleven rounds. The world IS
champions were unabls to make run
for their star twirler% in twenty three
innings.
The Philles have been "going
good" as the parlance of the profes
sion would have it. And three of their
best pitchers, Sparks, McQuillen and
Corridion, are not yet in shape.
The Brooklyns and New York Amer
leans seem to be the star teams when
it comes to making a big total Of runs
in one inning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
ENTRIES FOR BENCH
SHOW COMING IN FAST

Entries for the bench show are COM
ing i'm fast. and President Stewart is now
confident that the dog fanciers wnl have
a four-point show, over 200 dogs have
mel club is putting up a lot OF fine prizes,
which is the cause of unusual activity
among the dog fanciers the present year
Silver cups Will be given to all class
winners
II is decided TO make the show ring a
feature and SO situated that all can see
the Judging OF the dogs.
The club Is desirous OF securing the en-
tries OF all pug dogs. Boston terriers
shepherds. cocker spaniels this year Spe-
cial prizes Will be offered for these breeds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Churchill Races.

LOUISVILLE. May 15.-Today's race
results:
First race. six furlongs-Enheld,
straight, sl325. won Marbles, place, $3.50,
second Pal, show, s14, third. Time,
1:13 1-6.
four and half furlongs-Eva Tanquary,
straight. slS.25, won; Brunhilde, place.
SlS.05, second; Lou Lanier, show, Sla.55,
third. Time, :54 4-5,
Third race. one mile. landi:ap--Clam-
bala. straight, s25.15, won. T.. NJ. Green,
place, SI2.70, second: HandcTidge, no
show, third. Time. Lao.
Fourth race, one mile-Huch. won,
$3.50 straight; Crystal Maid, second, S2.05
place; Woolsandals, thirl, S2I.5c shcw.
Time. 1:i0 c-5.
Fifth race. four and a half furlongs-
The Fad. won, 1920 straight: Calash,
second. s1f.l5 place; Paul Davis, third.
$3l.75 show. Time, "a So.
Sixth race. one mile and sixteenth
Tom HAYWARD first, Sips straight Gym
third, $6.75 show. Time. 1854.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
HEAGREA SIGNS UP
FOUR MEN FOR G0TCH
Mike YOkel Of Y. NJ. C. A. Will
Take a Chance With the
Worlds Champion.

Manager Heagren OF the Salt Palace
bicycle track, who has made arrange
ments for the appearance Of Frank
Goich here next Thursday evening, has
signed up Mike Yokel of the Y. NJ. G.
A., w. Q. Rose, Ed Ferguson of Ogden
and 'Whiskcrs Dcvonuvitch to meet
the wrestling champion. Gotch agrees
TO throw all four men in thirty minutes
of actual wrestling time
Gotch has gone to Portland and Spo-
kane, and viii return here, on his way
cast, for the scheduled match,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
johnson Is Confident

PHILADELPHIA, May 15-Conhdent
that he will be in fino physical condition
for his bout with Jack O'Brien at the
National Athletic club in this city next
Wednesday night, Jack Johnson. the
champion negro pugilist. today began the
final preparations for the fight johnson
arrived here late last night and went to
the home OF George Cole, the old time
pugilist. at MerchantvIlle, N j.. where he
training for several weeks at King of
Prussia, Pa, a few miles from this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Pennsy Defeats Navy.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May l5,-Navy was
and track meet with Pennsylvania, by
a score Of 7ab points to 37s Navy felt
seriously the loss OF Donaldson and the
lameness OF Dalton on the jumps and
hurdles.
Pennsylvania lowered two academy
records. Paul won the two-mie run by
fifty yards in the fast time OF 9:55 10.
The record at the academy was 10:0S 3-5.
The other record broken was In the
hammer throw, Coleman, for the visitors
scoring $50 feet "a inches, against the
previous academy record OF 12l feet )
inches
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Results of track and field events:
~ Iso-yard C hurdles-Roskelly tB, Y; c.;
CA. G, u, third, Time, rs.
1oo-yard dash-CarmichacI (U. of u,
won, Richardson (U, of ID, second !:
Whitehead @. G. u. third Time. 10 1-5
Mile rnn-Holdaway GA. Y. u. won;
% third Time. $50.
94o-yard run-Chamberlain (B. y. u.
won; cutting ol. of u, second; Walker
(J of u, third. Time. :32 10.
22o,yard dash-Brinton O.. of u. won:
C. u. third. Time ~
22O-yard hurdles-Simmons (B. Y. u.
won: Alfred "a. c. u. second: Conger
CA C. u, third. Time. :2s'1-5.
Tyon: Plant a., C. y. second; Roberts
Reiay-Baird. Jones, Epperson. Crosby
(B. y. u. won; Richardson. Karrick,
Grant. Brinton U. OF %, second; An
son (R, y C.). third Time. 1:3s 3-5.
Shot put-Convill CT. OF U)' won. Rich
lrdson gu of u, second; Peterson (B,
$, %. third. Distance. II feet l inch
Hammer throw-Peterson (B. Y. ID,
q. G, u, third. Distance. 13O feet. Il
Discus-conviu tU. of u. won: wilI,in
son O., of u. second: RoskeIly Oh. Y.
@, third. Distance, liz feet, 10 inches.
Erickson % Of u and Renninn a. G.
o tied for second, Height, 10 feet. 10
inches.
High jump-Baird (R. y. u, won;
e5mS fiod for !G se@dnd @d "a aHa aebf EGsKGy @ Is
Broad jump-Baird CR. Y. u, won:
Frsuer a. c. u. second; Calder CU. OF
u. third. Distance. 90 feet, inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16

= Summary: First base on errors-Hclena
B, Boise j. Struck out-By Amos s, by Gard
ner 3, by Westall 3. Base on balls-Of
Gardner g. off Westall g. off King 9. of
Ames S. Thrce.bsse hits-Irby. Two.basc
hits-Stis. Sacrifice hits-Cahill SITS. sto.
len bases-Petree, Ames, Hutchinson ., Hous-
ton. Double plays-Case, unassIstcd; Smith
to Sits Left on bases-Helcna 6, Boise g.
Hit by pitched bell-Wasson. Wild pitch
Amos. Passed balls-Hanigan Time of
game hours 80 minutes. Cmpire-Car-
ney. Attendancc-4O0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Pathfinder in Trouble.

Ell PASO. Tex. May 15.-The path
finder car in the flag flag race broke
down at Sierra Blanca, fifty-seven miles
southwest Of Juarez, yesterday at noon
party, and James G. Howard, guide.
walked forty-sevcn miles to Candelaria
on the Mexican Central railroad, where
they caught train for El Paso and ar
rived tonight
Howard started back Immediately on
horseback with food and water for two
members of the party who stuck to tho
car without provisions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
PAPkE IS DECLARED
A MIDDLE CHAMPION
UNIVERSITY Wins
STATE TRACK MEET
Provo Wins Over Half of the
First Places; Five State
Records Broken.
Special 10 The Tribune.


LOGAN, May l5.-f'ivc state records
were broken here this afternoon at the
annual Intercollegiate state track meet
four universities contcnding for houors
on field and track. The y. y. L. bows
of Provo took three of The rccords--thc
22O hurdles, the 40 and SS0-yard runs.
Convill of the Utah university took thc
shot put. and Roskelly of the B. y. C.. of
Logan lowered the mark in the 12O
hurdles. The meet was held on thc
Agricultural campus, and considering
the Importance Of the meet, only a slim
crowd attended, there being about 1000
people present. The weather was bad.
with heavy rains during the morning.
The University of Utah won the meet
by close margin. scoring !53 points to
% for the B. I. L. of Provo. The A.
{. won 10 points, and the e. Y. c.. with
8. was the lowest point winner at the
meet
Baird Of Provo was the highest indi.
vidual scorer. having q credit Of u
points. The showing made by Provo
was Il surprise to everybody OF the
fourteen events. Provo athletes won
eight first places, the remaining six
being taken by the \. c., y. Y. c. and
university
The university baseball team was de.
feated by the r. Y. G. in league game
by the score of to 3. The lineup and
score by innings were as follows:
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Score Tied Twice.

MARSHALL FIELD, Chicago, May Is.
University of Illinois track team de-
feated University of Chicago In a hard
fought dual meet this afternoon. by a
score OF 73h to 52b. Twice during the
contest was the score tied.
Crowley of Chicago scores 15s points
by his own uuaided efforts. He was
first In tho 120-yard hurdles, 220-yard
hurdles and the shotput. and was tied
for third In the pole vault.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Women's Tennis Tourney

NEW YORK, May 16.-0fiss L. e Ham
rnond today won the final OF the singles
in the womens tennis tournament at the
Wcstide club here. She defeated Miss
Marie Wagner, who holds a national W.
door championship GA. 3-6. 6-1. The re-
manning semi- final rounds In the dou-
bes were won by Miss +, II, Moore and
Mrs. W. II. Pouch. both former national
championship holders. who defeated Miss
Hammond and Miss Elsie Little 4-6, 6-3,
7-J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Big Entry List,

Twenty high schools have entered for
the field and track meet to be held next
Saturday on Cummings field, All the
prominent high schools In the state have
entered for the meet, and II is predicted
by the fans that 1t will be tho biggest
meet ever promoted In the history Of
Utah athletics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
Jefford Is Ready.

Special to The Tribune,
PARK CITY. May 1S,-Joe Jefford is
I in the pink OF condition for his fight
with Nat Dewey, TO be held here next
Wednesday night. Dewey Is expected to
arrive here Monday night. coming direct
from Rock Springs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
World g Record.

KINGSTON. r. l.. May i5.-The world 8
interscholastic record for the two-mle
run was beaten in the interscholastic
meet OF the Rhode Island State college
high school OF Providence. who covered
the distance in Q minutes IS 40 seconds:
This excels by IL S-5 seconds the record
made by Melvin W. Sheppard at Phlla
delphia in 1905, The meet was won by
Technical high school OF Providence with
53 points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
American Horse Admired

BERLIN. May 15.-Lou Dillon, queen
OF the American turf, was shown to the
public yesterday at the opening meeting
OF the new trotting course at Ruhleben,
II was her first appearance In Europe.
she was driven for an exhibition by her
trainer, Charles Tanner. over a short dis
tance only. She was greatly admired bv
the crowd. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
0DELL PARTY CROSSES
ALPS IN AUTOMOBILE

A cdblegram was rec.iy d Saturday
announcing that George r. Odel and
party of Salt Lake City. Utah. had sue
cessfully crossed the Alps. going part way
IN binding snowstorm While the party
had a great many narrow escapes going
over the mountains all are we'll. They
are touring In six-cylinder Franklin
car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
1910 TRACK MEET
GOES TO SALT LAKE
Special to The Tribune.

LOGAN. May 15.-At meeting OF the
Utah Int tercollegiate Athletic league, held
In this city tonight. the old officers and
members OF the board OF governors were
reelected for the ensuing year. They
are: c. T, Teetzel, president: Il. J. Milne.
secretary and treasurer. These. together
with J. II. Maddox, T. Bennion and A.
Badenock constitute the board OF gov
ernors. At the meeting 1t was decided to
hold an intercollegiate meet In Salt Lake
City next wear,
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E. NJ. z. Pathfinder.

Piloted by Colorado Springs automo-
hIlists the Gidden +. VI, +. pathfinder car
left this city at $50 this morning on its
return trip to Detroit. The car VIII follow
Inc Rock Island tracks as far as Limou.
whence II will travel along the Union Pa
cIfc to Hugo, where the night will be
sDent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
HELENA BEATS BOISE
in thinning GAME

BOISE Idaho. May 15.-Helena and Boise
teams starred with each other in poor playing
today. the visiting club winning in the
eleventh inning. The score was, g to 10.
King batted out of tho box with only
one man out in the first inning. Ames took
his place and pitched steady ball Boise got
all OF its scores in the first inning.
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Sixty II Is Second.

GATWTCK, England, May 15.-The
Marlborough stakes OF 500 sovereigns for
3-year-olds. distance one mile, was won
today by Thaddeus. j, P. Whitneys
Sixty II. was second and Lawn Sand
third Six horses ran