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The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
TIRED. CROSS ANp puLL,

Your liver is out Of order and the
only safe way to repair this important
organ of the body is by removing the
cause. Try DIR. Ilerricks Sugar
Coated Pills, Small, sweet and pleas
ant to take, will not grippe or burn.
Price 25c per box. Ask for a free
sample. Pollock IL Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
a soaIded BOYS shrIeks.

Mortified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Taylor, of Nebo, KY, who writes that,
when all thought he would die, Buck
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured him.
Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Corns, Wounds, Bruises. Cures Fever
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions, Chilblains,
Chapped Hands, Soon routs Piles. 25c
at Pollock Il Hennessy's.
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05

Read the pain formula on box of
Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your
Doctor il there IS a better one. Pain
means congestion blood pressure
somewhere. DIR. Shoop's Pink Pain
Tablets check head pains, womanly
pains, pain anywhere. Try one, and
seel 20 for 25c. Sold by Pollock &
Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
And remember

We pay your fare to Port Huron and
return. Write us for information as
to the arrangements, etc. On a pur-
chase of $1,000, we refund fares for 25
miles, round trip; $500, fifty miles,
round trip.
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
Girls Wanted.

We want a number of girls at once to
work in the canning factory.
"a Yale Canning Co
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
Farm To Rant.

A 120acre farm to rent either on
shares or for cash. Inquire of David
LutZ, Yale. 2S-2.
The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
For Sale.

A 7-roOm house and one lot OH Jones
street for sale. Inquire of Jas. Nc.
Coll, Yale. "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BOISE SIGNS PLAYERS
Con Struthers Gives Names Of Part
of Team Already
Secured.

Boise Ida. April 19--Manager Con
Struthers of the local Intermountain
league team announced today for the first
time some Of the players who will wear
BOISE UNIFORMS this year He has Sc
cured Ed Amquest. city league pitcher
from Chicago. who beat the transforming
Washington and Chicago American league
teams last fall.
He also has a pitcher by the name Of
Nagger. a Chicago city league man. VINO
played two years with Providence i'm the
Eastern league. Lou Walters. second
baseman who spent two years with the
Birmingham club, is also in the list Val
tars is a class A man and is receiving
handsome salary here
WaIIy HollingswOrth. second best hit
ter in the New York state league TWO
years ago. an Outfielder. is signed. Hol-
lingsworth batted .327 for the WilkesbarIe
club in 1907. Dave Sheehan. q batter IN
the 300 class in the South Atlantic league,
is also signed for Boise.
Danny Shea a South Atlantic catcher.
and Beaumont of Portland are headed
this way TO don Boise uniforms The
men will report in Boise April ~ The
other members Of the team VIII ne an
nounced i'm a few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

In Sam Brinton Is represented one OF
the best all-around athletes and sprinters
that the west has ever produced, and his
feats will long be remembered in the atb-
letc world. He starts now on his third
season on the track. and if this year and
the next are as successful for the young
phenom as his first two years were, Brin-
ton viii retire with perhaps the most sen
satiOnal record of any Utah track athlete
Brinton is d genuine Utah product. He
was born here. Ia ised here and received
all his athletic training here Coming
from his home in Cottonwood. Brinton
entered the prep school at the university
and was there two years practically unOD-
served until one day Coach MADDOX no
ticed him running across the gym floor
and the coach said to himself: That fel-
low takes pretty long strides; ] wonceT
who he ISL He looked BrintOn up and
asked him to get on a track suit Inc
next afternoon BrintOn came out on tn
track. and Maddox started him off with
a well trained bunch of qaurter-mllerS,
and as they paced down the homestTetch
Brinton showed his heels to the best of
them. Maddox was satisfied that ne nad
a champion quarter-miler. and was con
tent TO watch Brinton reel off the quar-
tiers in record time every evening.
This was only the beginning Of the won
d@rs In the meet with Provo that oC-
CURED a few days after. the l. needed
man to fill in the tWo-twenty, so Brinton
was started At the crack Of the gun
He took q LEAD ana kept II ufilli tilt AlttiSiAs
when he came in yards ahead of the best
runners OF the two schools. The next
meet was with Colorado. and Maddox
decided to experiment with Brinton i'm
the hundred. The race came and he ran
away from everyone in this event, after
winning both the twO-twenty and quar-
ter-mile His time was 8 10, but thee
was q wind at his back
Since then BrintOn has won continually
i'm these events. and has also done Ere1-
work in the relays. He was defeated by
only one man. McAllister. the crack l. d.
s. runner who was veteran at the game
beside the Cottonwood youngster. but last
year BrintOn got to him and decisiveiy
defeated him in the twO-tWenty IN tie
state meet and tied him in the hundred.
There seems to be no end to Brinton's
athletic blity- Maddox needed a hurd
Ter this wear. so he let BrintOn run them
che night and found that he again out
stripped every one in the school and with
a little practice Maddox believes he viii
be the fastest low hurdler that ever ran
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in the west. More out Of curiosity to see
if there was anything Brinton could not
DO. Joe tried him out on the jumps. ana
Brintou again did phenomenal work in
the broad and the high. IL seems that
BTintOn is able TO fill my bill on the team
and the coach does not want to try MN
at anything else for fear Of discouraging
the rest.
Brinton is a sophomore in the mining
course department He is an excellent
student and has babe a good record in
all his classes. Brinton is modest, clean
and sportsmanlike throughout, making
him as an athlete ideal in every respect
Rrinton's remarkable athletic record is
shown by this data. In his two years
Brinton has competed In eight track
meets and i'm twenty-five races. and OF
these ne won eighteen and tied in an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
UTAH CAPITAL Working
Back of New Telegraph Company Z
Sell Pools III Mon

Butte. April 10-Acting upon advice
counsel. Manager Rose of the Iu-ar
Telegraph company today informed Slr
Is Attorney Walker that he had dg.la
to receive the messages relative to- -t'
ting. despite the warning from S-s-f
O'RourIye that such procedure would Pc
followed by the arrest of all c9nes55'-
MIR. Walker then ordered the sheil- q
remain on guard and jail any who st-
or filed OF received messages coLFa 20
money to points outside the state. 10 =
wagered on horse races
The authorities claim that the Inter
state company. which was recently 9
oanized bv Utah capital. has as its So
object the evasion of tine new Monte
law on pool selling and bookmaklns. 3
teIegraphing money to OUTSIDE po-.-
where the bets actually are placed. So
sraI arrests. including that of Rose T
made early i'm the week, the pers
curing bail
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rs THE HERALD'S DOUBL j
SALT lake TEAM
CAPTURES RAJ
Denver Makes Final Stand ,,!.
Takes Second From Weak.
ened Logan Pair.

I'm q race that was fun u- .s....- Ia
from start 90 finish. the SaIt lake,. III
skating team demcu-tra ted t.- ..r- hs
over the other uteru0urta.r team.
taking first place iu the s.a-..- b. y
which ended at t8e Auditorium Iasta
ing it was practically conceded H--. 1.
local boys had the place ciu. .. r.s-
the start Of last nights session. T-.-- "a
a commanding lead and had Shown f.
class from the early part of OH. Ta.r n
The real struggle last night. ..r.-
was between Logan and Denver. T..r IN
gan boys had things all tHa.. own . IL
during the first four days. but "U.-,
Green. tine midget of the race. v-ss--. B
on Friday and could not start. This 81 (
Denver q chance to pick up SOM. d5 --.- 4.
lost distance. With % lap and .#t.
fine bad Denver started IN Gu rs sam II
place away from Logan last night 81
here the real interest of the race .a-,--- Ia
For a fun nine miles ScHor-.I and H
weakened partner. Green. fought The .7
sturdy Colorado skaters Off. 'Ga- b. II
inevitable happened and Denver ra.- sn
UP the lost lap. The struggle ..--raI
and as the pistol announce the .-s ID
the tall form of Waters shot ar.r @.
tape a quarter of lap 20 the good rr
Green of Logan. The crowd WAS W-rts
game kid from Logan ana g.earl .-
the last five minutes. but baI'- was -.
in condition and could not answer -Ia can
Meantime Schatz and Hardy Alternate
uare clcWrd gum and held their .-
with the Colorado team without half o.
ing When it came to the finish S-l-
STATED away from Waters and Ear r
several yards.
Butte. which has appeared weak III o..
week was unable Co stand mp under --
fierce clip set from the start and --
three laps during the thirty minutes -
the start Reynolds and Bradford gHa-1
pace frequently. but both weakened
four miles had been run.
The crowd last night was tho Iz--
of the week and enthusiasm ran --
The results at the finish were. Salt lake
IS miles 1924 laps. Denver. s. miles
laps. Logan. IS miles 81 laps. Butte
miles 2lz laps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
LOOKING FOR RECORD.
BY Hugh Jennings.
Detrolt's ManaEerl

II we win the championship for y
the third time in succession in the >
American league it will be a new y
record for our organization, and / y
hone that our players will be able =
to do so. ] would like 20 meet the y
Chicag Cos again If they win the cham =
pionsbip OF the National league. al y
though they may be disappointed ,
this sea son. 7 think Detroit is a y
stronger team today than II was at =
she close of 1908. and feel confident =
that we shall play a faster game ,
than we cid while we were making =
the great battle for the pennant last =
season. Neither our infield nor our 3
outfieId VIII bother Us this year. =
~ 4%+%+@<<@@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BIG ENTRY LIST FOR
Nj. & M. TR0TTlNG STAKE

Detroit. April 10.-With the entries from
California still TO come in mail due here
next Monday, the largest number Of
horses in the history of the event have
been named for the Merchants and Manu-
fsctllrevs' SfO.0G0 stake for PA class trOt-
ters. the feature event in the harness
meeting here July Is TO 30. which opens
the Grand Trotting circuit. Twenty-three
entries have already been received. The
Chamber Of Commerce stake for 2.13
PAGERS has fourteen tries; the Wolverine
g go free-for-sn pace thirteen. and the
2:ll trottiug event, 5000, seventeen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
HERALD SPORTING ANNUAL.

? Copies of the 1909 issue Of the
= Salt Lake Sporting Annus. can
> new be had at The Herald o.
= flee. 1t contains all the Utaa y
> records in every branch OF Sport y
= and is authority for Utsh's sport Y
> ing history. The book is up &c
= date, containing all recor's
= made during the year just past y
> including cycling, horse racing
? track and field, baseball, too' y
= ball, d record Of all fights In t's
= state, the tennis and golf cham
= pions, besides the chronology o. y
= the world This dope book "'' ~
> be mailed to any address for ~ .
= cents,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. April 10.-Portland
knocked Hogan out of the box today and
won from Oakland-7 to ].
Score R II. z.
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oakland ..--.-...-...-.--......--1
Batteries-Graney and ArmbrusteT; HO-
gan and Tonneson and La Longe and e.
Lewis. Umpire, McGreevy.
Los Angeles, April 1O.-Score:
r. II. Z.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures =
Vernon ...-...--..--...-.-.
Batteries-Koestner and OreRdorf; New
lin and King.
Sacramento. April 10.-SacramentO Won
the fourth game out Of five of the san
Francisco series today, : to 1. There was
q great batting rally in the eighth inning,
resulting in six runs and six hits for the
Sacramento team.
Score. K IL r
san FRANCISCO .-.-...-.-...--....-- ~
Sacramento .-.........-.--.--.-- 10
notwithstanding and r. Williams.
Whalen. Baum and Byrnes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
JAY GOULD KEEPS TITLE
Former Champion No Match for Pres
ent-Day Title Holder in Court
Tennis

Boston, April 10.-Jay Could, the inter-
national and national amateur court ten
mis- champion. successfully defended his
title I'm a hard fought contest with Joshua
Crane of this city on the courts Of the
Tennis and Racquet club today MI
Crane forced the first set TO vantage
and took the second very handily, but
after that Mr.. Gould settled down to
steady play and won the next two sets.
The scores were G-5. SIS. 6-3. 6-3.
In the first set Mr.. Gould won out with
hts difficult service. Mr.. Crane has won
the championship several years. Until
the entry of Mr.. Gould in the sport he
vas one of the best experts in this coun-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
REALIZES HIS RIVALS.
BY Frank l. Chance.
(Chicago Cubs Manager0

: (Chicago CUBS Manager)
. OF course 1 am anxious that the =
= Chicago nine shall win the cham =
= pionship for the fourth time in sue y
: cession. and the worlds champion =
= shin FOR the third time in success ,
= sion. because it would create new ,
. record. / believe that New York, =
. Philadelphia and PiJtsburs are the =
= learns that we have 10 beat New =
= York will be after US all the way. y
. Ir's siIv 70 beat about the bush in =
E any effort TO discount the strength ,
. OF the Giants. They have got q good =
. team and they viii be i'm the thick .
. OF the fight every minute from the =
y beginning Of the coming season:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
FRESHIES Win
j CLASS MEET
SophS Take Second and Jun
lors and Seniors Fight 1t
Out for Last Position.

The freshmen won the annual inter
class track meet that was held at the UNI
versity yesterday. The 5ophs ran good
second and the juniors and seniors fought
il out FOR third place. the former winning
by one point The meet was good one
and II resulted I'm bringing out number
Of new men who viii make excellent ma
terisl for the big team
In the sprints Walker. the football man,
did good -.ork. winning the 220 and get
ting second in the 100. Cutting was per
haps the best track man who showed UP,
and he ran the quarter in IS seconds
against a strong wind. Roberts showed
good form in the half mile and II. Alley
was an easy winner I'm the mile. Car
michael won the low hurdles besides pull
ing down first in the 100.
In the Eield events some strong men
took part Hartley jumped ; feet 6 inches
in the high and Wilkinson threw the dis
Gus 107 feet and 5 inches. IN the shot put
Wilkinson ana Sam Oleson both put the
weight over SO feet Erickson showed
great form in the pole vault and won the
event at ten feet with ease.
The Summary.
f00-yard dash-CaTmichael. sophOmOres.
first; Walker, seniors. second; Grant,
sophomores. third Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
290-yard dash-WaliIer, seniors. first;
Grant. sophomcres, second; Cutting,
freshmen LllllQ. Aillf-Gt NCIOilu1s
4t0-yard distributing. freshmen, first;
Parsons, seniors. second; Taylor, sophie
mOres. third. Time, IS seconds.
SSo--yard run-Roberts, juniors. first;
Shields. juniors, second; DOglish. fresh
men. third. Time, 2;2lE.
Siile run-Alley, juniors. first; Cole,
freshmen. second; Layton, freshmen,
third. Time. 5:1l.
110-yard hurdles-A. Taylor, juniors
first: Coates, sophomores. second; Higgs.
freshmen. third. Time, % seconds.
930-yard hurdles-Carmichael sophie
mores, first; j. Alley. juniors. second,
Bowen. freshmen, third. Time, % seconds.
High jUmp-Hartley. seniors, first; Lab
rum. FIRE shmen. second; Russell. sopho-
morcs, third. Height. feet 5 inches.
Broad iump-Calder, sophOmOres, first,
Henrie. freshmen, second; Wilkinson.
freshmen, third. Distance, Is feet Il
inches.
Hammer thrOW-RuSSeIl, sophon1ores,
first; Wilkinson, freshmen. second; Hen
uessey, seniors, third. Distance, s. feet.
Shot put-Will1insOn, freshmen, first; 5.
OiesOn, freshmen. second: Hennessey,
seniors. third. Distance, 43 feet Z inches.
Discus throw-WiIkinson. freshmen.
first; Oleson. freshmen. second; I. Mel
son, freshmen, third. Distance, 107 feet S
inches.
Pole vault Erickson, freshmen. first:
Majors, freshmen. second: Taylor, juniors,
third. Height, 10 feet.
Relay-SophOmores: Carmichael, Grant.
Taylor, Coates, first; seniors. second;
freshmen. third.
Score-Freshmen, 81: sophomores, 81;
juniors, .; seniors, y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
YALE DEFEATS VIRGINIA
Rector, the Speedy Splinter, Is
Too Fast in Short
Events

Charlottesville. Va. April l0.-The dual
meet between Yale and Virginia. at the
University of Virginia grounds. resulted
in a victory for the New England teams.
Yale won a total of S. points, as against
81 for Virginia. Yale won all the places
i'm six events-ths mile run. twO-mile run.
pole vault, hammer throw. shot put and
broad jump.
James a Rector. Americas premier
sprinter, won the 100 and the 230-yard
dashes with the gres test ease The track
was fast with a strong wind aiding the
runners in the sprint events.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
JACK TIPPETS
GOES TO KEMMERER

Jack Tippets will leave today for KEN
merer, where he is matched TO fight
Jimmy Mcdonald on April Is. Both men
have friends in Salt Lake by the score.
and no matter which wins, IL is bound TO
be a popular victory in this city. The
French Kid goes along with Tippets as
his trainer The Kid has a match ar
ranged for May with Kid Morris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
LEST HE FORGET.
lCIeveland pan DeaIer

"ConfOund it." said the leading citizen
of Tennessee. Il haven't fetched q hand
kerchief with me. Ny wife is utterly los
ing her memory
How so?' inquired his companion.
Why. I've told her a hundred times.
sab, not to forget to roll a clean hand
kerchief round my revolver bari every
mOrnin'"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
YVES DEFEATS MALONEY
Frenchman Takes Lead in Twenty.
Mile Run and Is Never
Headed.

Providence. r. l., April 10.-Henry st.
Yves, the winner of the $1,000 Marathon
derby in New York last Saturday, today
defeated Matt Maloney of Yonkers, \.
Y, in a 2l-mile race at the Eastern league
baseball park by 3 laps . yards. Time, 2
hours minutes 2 seconds.
St Yves was never headed and gained
steadily on his opponent from the start
The course was six laps to the mile. At
the finish the winner appeared in fine
condition. ATaloney also was far from
being exhausted. Maloney's time was
"a So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BIC LEAGUE MANAGERS TELL OF THEIR CHANCES PEANT
HOPES FOR GOOD RESULTS.
BY John j. McGraw.
lGiants' Manager.l

Giants Managerl
b In spite of many statements to
p the contrary, / never have claimed
baseball championship in my life
; before the beginning Of a season. 4
, nor DO 1 this year. 1 think that I .
, have strengthened some weak spots
, IN the Giants, so that in general re- <
, suits shall be q trifle better off Z
; than was in 1908. with the same Z
amount OF work on the part of the
, players think that our infieId Is
lnuen better, and have greater hope
LOT the success Of the pitchers.
expect 20 DO my best and exDecf that
every player on the team will do his
; best 70 win. That is always the
ann OF the New York club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
CLEVELAND CHANCES BETTER.
BY Napoleon Lajoie.
(Clevelauds Manager.)

= cleveland MaDdsSI.1
= We have "A better team this year
y than we had last. How could 1t be =
y otherwise in view of the fact that ,
y we have secured one Of the best =
= winning pitchers Of the American
= league? With the record when ?
= Young has made in baseball since
= he has been in the thick Of the
= battle I do not see how it is posi-
y BILE 70 EXPECT that. with a team be
= hind him like ours Of this season. ne
: can win much less than twO-thirds =
> of his games. See what that means =
, to rs. IF Joss is in as good form =
= as he was in 1905 IL viii be a strug-
& gle Tor every team in the league 10
: break even with Us in every series =
= that We play.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
SNOWSTORM VS.. BASEBALL
BY. C. and A. C. Of Logan Open
Season and Blizzard Breaks
In On Game.
IntercoIIeaiate Lssgus.
- IL N HeraIa.l

T.oaan April 1o.-The Aggies and B. !.
q, MT E., their first interscholastic game
r,,-o +,,7,,- and the Aggies were trimmed
l,,- u, g-,-, If u to Q. the 2. Y. boys be
ms TOO handy with the willow. The game
Va fun of misplays and this. and t9e
high score were due largely TO the "eSln-
cr. There was a biting north VINO oi I.e
inc aU through the game anu tGe p,@s
sTs v-src benumbed with the cold Hr
last two innings were played m a artvi IL
snowstorm. In the eighth inning - y =
made eight runs. the FEEDERS Deiis ,, VIZ
able to locate the ball whenever d WaS
Eit Tho Ageies. however. could not MI
when their turn came.
Score by innings; . .,
3. Y. G.. --.-.......-0 ~ "a
batteries Christensen and Richards'
BroSsard and Fleming Hits-Ou BROS
sard. Is: off Christensen. H. ETroIS-A
c.. II. b. Y. c. u. Umpire. J. Cialh'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

TODAY
FIT DON'T SNOW

= The game between Murray and .
= Salt Lake at Murray yesterday was ,
= called in the second inning on ac-
= count Of wind. These teams are ,
= scheduled to play at Murray again >
\ today. The Republicans and OcCi- =
= dentaIs meet at Walkers field this =
y afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
ANOTHER FRENCHMAN
WINS MARATHON

Boston. April 10.-Louis Orphee.
Fre1chman. won Boston's first prO-es-
rional Marathon today, defeating Patrick
Dineen OF South Boston by 2ia laps. PAT
rick White. champion of Ireland, left
me track IN the twenty-fifth mile. or
Dhee's time was 2:5I:57, about II minutes
slowe rthan ST. Yves time at New York
z week ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
WATCH SECOND DIVISION.
BY Harry Davis
-
(Athletics Captain.)

ihtillttlES Adpldll-F
There seems to be q disposition =
to count the second division teams =
of the American league out of the y
running in the race for the cham =
pionship this year. Baseball experts y
should not be too hurried in their es- =
Inmates Of the strength of those y
teams. All last season they kept y
the other fellows on the jump to \
beat them. and Il looks to me as if >
they would begin the race for 1893 y
with their strength approximately =
closer 10 the leaders than it was in =
1893 7 think we can stop Detroit. y
Chicago looks as If it viii have to =
get along without Jones. Cleveland y
has only two pitchers. and St Louis y
is TOO slow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BASEBALL SCORES.

Al Bloomington. Ind.-University of Il
Iinois. S: Indiana university. 1.
At Atlantic City-IniversIty OF Penn
syIvania. y. Carlisle Indians, .
r II L.
Yale --.-.-..---....-.. .---.-----
New York Nationals .------------ .
Batterics-Nan Week and Phllnlu- Anes'
WiItse and Schlei and Meyers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
U. OF w., II; 3. Y. u, 10.

ISDcClaI % 7 NJ 10 elsN'.'
PROV, Anil fO-The fntercOlie gate
baseball lcagu opened here today with a
game between the U. Of Z. and the =.
Y. L. of this place. With weather con
roTs v-or bv q score Of II to 10. The tea-
ture of the game was the biting by
Smith of the visitors
The line-ups;