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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
EUROPEANS REFUSE TO
COME AFTER TROPHY
Curtiss Won Cup at Rheims
Frenchmen Afraid of the
Wright Brothers.

NEW YORK. April 4.-The Aero Club
OF America finds itself the storm center
OF an international dispute over the in
tcrnational aviation contest which should
be held somewhere in the United States
this year. The trophy was won by Glenn
III. Curtiss at Rheims last August. and
now II is incumbent upon the European
aviators 10 come to this country and en-
deavor TO win IT back.
Leading French aviotors deferred by
the attitude OF the Wrights and unwiIl-
ing TO become involved in infringement
litigation, refuse 10 fly In the United
States and arc striving 10 have the
contest transferred TO Franco. Under
the terms OF the contest the trophy will
go back TO France by default in case
the race Is not held here.
Officers OF the Aero Club OF America
expressed themselves today as opposed
either TO a default or to a transfer OF
the contest
IF the Frenchmen do not want to come
over here" said Alan r. Hawley Of the
board OF governors. 'let us go ahead with
the contest Just the same. Even II
there arc no foreign contestants at all.
let us hold the meeting and keep the
trophy here, until there is skill and
sporting blood enough in other countries
to take II away from us"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
CACHE COUNTY SPORTS
WANT FISH HATCHERY Y

The Logan Republican SAYS: The
Cache Valley Fish and Game Protective
association held an enthusiastic meeting
last Tuesday evening. Thanks to the
energetic work OF all its members and In
particular 10 T. a. Thatcher and Mr.
Bacon. This club has accomplished much
for the sportsmen OF the valley. and has
won an epviable reputation for Itself IN
other parts OF the state That is what
State Game Warden Chambers reports
and he is in a position 10 know ranging
as he does all over the state. There ls
still much work to be done and one OF
the most important subjects discussed
last Tuesday was how the club could In
crease its influence.
Just at present the club has two i'm
portant things 20 accomplish. Warden
Chambers Is expected To arrive in the
near future with 250.00O trout fry which
he will turn over TO the care Of the as
sociation. Also the county commission
crs have appropriated $500 10 be spent on
the work of the association as its officers
shall decide on consultation with them.
This IS certainly generous and public
spirited on the part Of the commissioners
10 take so substantial an interest in the
mission OF the club and Ia recognize thus
the valuable work II is doing. Part Of
this sum Will be expended In the con-
struction OF public FISH hatchery which
will utilize some Of the springs In De
Wits pasture and form a safe recep-
tacle for the trout fry that the warden
is TO bring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
YOUNG WOMAN SLAIN
BY DISCARDED LOVER
Returns From Hospital to Find
Another Man in His Place,
Then Uses Revolver.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.-Mlss Frcda
Norrence. waitress, was shot In the
back and killed late this afternoon by
Nathan Pollock, n discarded sweetheart.
AS she was standing on a crowded street
corner with Samuel Goldberg. Pollock
came here from Chicago with the girl
several months ago and recently was ia
ken ill and went 20 n hospital. When he
LETT the hospital several days ago he
found that he had hccn discarded for
Goldberg. When he met the couple this
afternoon he fred at the man twice with
out effect. Al the sound OF the shots the
girl ran screaming from the spot and
effect. Pollock was arrested before he
could resume the attack on Goldberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
CRIST1E AND ROGERS
WILL MEET IN JUNE

The business men Of Franklin Ida, are
preparing n big carnival OF sports and
amusemeDts for June II and IL In honor
Of tho iftleth anniversary of the city.
One of the athletic features Of the big
programme will he n twcnty-round box
Ing contest between Jack Christie and
Jack Rogers, who will meat the even
Ing OF June Il and who signed articles
Of agreement Monday afternoon for the
contest.
II IL said that there will be Mt least
10000 visitors I'm the city to take In the
celebration. and the boxers are confident
OF pulling down a nice sum for their
services. Both mon arc in excellent con-
dition at the present time and VIII do
light work to keep !n trim FOR the bat
tic which Is billed two and half months
ahead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
AVIATOR LOSES CONTROL
OF CURTISS BIPLANE

ALAMEDA. Cal. April 4.-Plunging
from a height of eighty feet into the
waters of the San Francisco bay. Frank
Johnson. the local aviator. riding his
Curtiss blplane. was nearly drowned late
this afternoon a mile of shore For sew
eral minutes II seemed that the aviator
was lost. and his mother and wife, who
witnessed the accident. tainted As the
big machine settled in the bay. johnson
could be seen by several hundred anX-
ioms spectators on shore swimming to-
ward shallow water, Two men in a sklfr
put out to his aid and rescued him.
The machine was recovered and towed
ashore.
johnson explained that one OF the pro-
pellers of the machine failed 10 respond
as he was about 10 make a sharp turn
and the aeroplane was given sudden
downward pitch that he could not over
come by the use OF the steering appar-
atus
The accident occurred while he was
making the twelfth flight OF the after
noon before a large crowd OF spectators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
WELL-PLAYED HORSES
WIN MAJORITY EVENTS

OAKLAND. April i.-Well played
horses were successful In most OF the
races at Emcryville today. There was
an upset in the second when Burnell,
from May Sutton. Rey Hindoo proved a
clever winner over Phil Mohr in the fea-
ture.
First race, four furlongs purse-Mcdia
lO9 (Gross) to /, won; Otbale. 100 (Co-
burn), 80 10 /, second: Academist lO6
Oyilliams). c 20 /. third, Time. As as
Zlata Brana. Wiltrude s.. Green Isle.
West Point Robert Balm and San Fran
cisco Maid finished as named.
Second race, six furlonSs, sclllng-Bur-
ton. lo2 (Thomasl. TO /. second; Anne
McGee. 1o5 (McBride). 1s to 5. third
Time, 1:l4 2-5. steel. Calopus. Titus H.
Wap. Balnade. Bopek. Friar Of Elgin
Dence and Theo. Case finished as named.
Third race. SIX furlongs. selling-Fa
ther Stafford. lOl (Selden). to 1, won:
Airs. l09 tGross). II TO 5 second: Hex
100 (Wiliams) S 10 t. third, Time,
i14 20. Ellerd. Good Intent. Pal Clif-
ford, Alder Gulch. Matte Mack and Illu-
sion finished as named
Fourth race. seven furlongs purse-Rey
Eindoo. Iii (ArchibaldJ, II TO 20. won;
Phil Mohr. % (Selden). 3 TO l. second :
Colonel Jack. ia (Mentry), 20 10 /. third.
Time. 1:e7 1-5. Fancy, Novgorod and
Johnny Lyons finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and sixtecnth-John
Louis, 100 (Coburn). to 10. won: Aks-ar-
Ben. los (Gross). l2 To 8, second: Cadi-
chon, lO9 (Thomas), 10 10 /, third. Time.
l:4S 1-5 Rosevale. Cataline, Mr.. Bishop
and Legatee finished as named.
Sixth race. futurity course. seIling-Ba-
norella, % (Thomas) 6 to l. won; Lady
Panchita, 90 (kederis). 2 TO l. second:
Marburg. Ill (Archibald). 3 10 g third,
Time llo 30. Port Malone. Meltondale
and Madeline Musgrave finished as
named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
PRESIDENT LYNCH GIVES
UMPIRES SPECIAL ORDERS

NEW YORK. April 4.-President Lynch
OF tho National league went over tho
playing rules with his eight regular UNI
pIres and his recently appointed sub-ar
bltrator. Dewitt Van Cloef at a five
hours conference In New York today.
Lynch told his men they were the
monarcbs of the field. and all they had
to do to retain their positions was TO
enforce the playing code.
Particularly he called their attention
TO rule 10. which provides the only per-
sons who shall be allowed the field
during a game are the players umpires
and such officers of the law as may be
required to preserve peace, Staff pho
tographers no longer Will be allowed near
the diamond after the game starts.
The Chicago National league club has
released Pitcher Schwenck TO Memphis
and Catcher Orcndorff TO Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
STRIKE ON THE T0N0PAH-
GOIDFiELD RAILROAD

TONOPAH. New, April "A general
strike OF all men employed on The OPP
Grating system Of the Tonopah ~ Gold
field railroad was declared today All
OF the conductors. brakcmen, iircmon and
engineers walked out at an appointed
hour. the strike vote having been unani-
nous I'm each union represented In the
trouble.
a recent order Of "A reduction In wages
of the railroad men and refusal on The
part OF the company TO arbitrate The
question when the mon onJectcd 10 the
cut brought about the Walk out
The road is cighty-oight miles long and
is the only means of access To the Gold
field district from the north.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
by MICHIGAN ALUMNI

Alumni Of Michigan university met at
the Commercial club Monday night and
effected a temporary organization by
naming James II. MOylc as chairman and
w. H. Rydalch secretary.
The alumni will hold a banquet the
evening OF April IL. when Or. Y. G.
Vaughn. DR.. Reed and Dean NJ. r.. Coo
Icy. prominent member OF Michigan mi-
versity faculty, Will Visit INC city ana
Mr. Anderson, chairman. Wadcmar Van
Colt. Professor Joseph r. Merrill, Miss
Rose NJ Cassidy and Mrs: Il. G. Gem
mill wore named Il committee on ban
utIct and entertainment.
h reception committee was also named,
consisting, Of Judge ., w. Powers as
chairman. Judge William II. King, Mr..
Movie. Edward S. Ferry and DR.. a. j.
Hosmer. 49, -.
Another meeting will be held az the
club rooms this afternoon. 4" which al
graduates OF Michigan university are IN
NllcG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
KID ROSS SURPRISES
YOUNG ER[ENB0RN
Italian Is 0utcIassed in Boxing,
but Earns Draw by Ag-
gEesslyeness.

The best card OF boxing that has ever
been witnessed In this city was pulled
off at the Salt Palace Monday night by
the Manhattan Athletic club. There
were Ave bouts and all were good The
general interest centered In the last
bout, In which Young Erlenborn and
kid Ross boxed five rounds to a draw.
krlenborn showed that he had Ross com
pieteiy outclassed. but he lost the de-
cision because he allowed Ross 10 do
all the aggressive work.
When time was called for the first
round Ross Immediately stepped TO the
center OF the ring and forced Erlenborn
around In a circle. Both men boxed eau.
tious. Near the close Of the round Ross
fought Ercnborn off his feet and nearly
forced the Denver boy through the
ropes. Ross again forced matters in the
second round, but Erlenborn continually
tabbed Ross with his left and swung
several right hooks which connected, but
seemed 70 do no damage, Ross coming all
the time for more. but the round was
easily Erlcnborn's. Both men boxed hard
In the third and retired to their corners
The fourth round was all Erlenboru
as far as landing clean blows but Ross
was the aggressor and kept boring In.
Hnrdy called for an extra round, but
Erlcnborn fought on the defensive with
Ross boring in. and Downing called the
match draw. Erlcnborn Is n big fa-
vorIte and the crowd thought the de-
clSIon n raw one. Downing. who knows
more about the game than any of the
men boxing for him. said
People did not like the decision and
thought ErlenboTn should have had II.
They do not figure that Erlenborn not
once carried the fight To Ross. and while
the latter did not land as many clean
blows as E.rlcnborn and was outboxed in
three OF the five rounds yet by forcing
the boxing at all times Ross earned
draw according 10 Marquis OF Queensbury
rules"
Mlckie Sullivan and Harley Ross
opened the card. giving four rounds OF
clever boxing. both men retiring with
honors about even. but Ross was given
the decision Neither man seemed 70 try
very hard.
Eddie johnson and Dan Gilbert put UP
the most exciting contest Of the evening.
II looked a cinch for Johnson In the
first round. Gilbert being nearly counted
out, but he came back strong In the sec
ond round and turned the tables, john
son having hard work to stay the round
The honors were even In the third and
fourth rounds. both men being too anX-
ous TO win and neither could land
telling blow. This was a legitimate draw
Kid Lawrence tcolored) put 1t all over
Kid Logan. but the later threw himself
open by continually forcing the contest.
and he should have been considered IN
the decision. Lawrence refused 10 mix
and backed away throughout the four
rounds. taking advantage of Logan's
leads.
Ike Cohn was given the decision in the
second round over BUtterick. Cohn
backed his man all around the ring.
hitting his opponent on the elbows and
top Of the head, and 1t looked as II
had the referee allowed the contest to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Jeffries and johnson Are Each
Confident Of Winning Big
Fight Next July.
CONFIDENT
OF WINNING Fight
Does Not Expect Contest to Go
Over Ten Rounds; Will
Start Training.

OAKLAND, April 4.-Expressing en-
tire confidence In his ability 10 get into
physical shape for n long distance fight
with Jack Johnson next Fourth of July,
James j. Jeffries arrived from Los An
gelcs today en- route to his training quar-
ters In the Santa Cruz mountains, He
VIII go 10 his camp tomorrow, accom-
panied by his manager, Sam Berger. and
the usual retinue OF rubbers and trainers.
that they expected tn win from Johnson
In ten rounds or less, and the fighter
smiled approval of the statement, though
he said nothing
We will try TO win from the jump :"
was the way Berger summed up the plan
OF battle. az already stated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
FITZPATRICK PICKS
JEFFRIES TO WIN

SAN FRA NCISCO. April Sam F'tz-
potrick. former manager Of Jack Johnson
and the man who attended 10 the negro's
affairs during the Australian trip when
the championship was won by Johnson
from Tommy Burns, stated last night that
ne believed JefTrics would be returned the
winner In the fight at Emcryville July 4.
81 am not under estimating Johnson :
account his ability as a clever fast fight
cr Of the heavyweight division. but when
| say that Johnson cannot win over Jef-
fries ! mean II. Jack Johnson has not
the punch that will put Jeffries TO sleep
and that is the whole story. He could
not knock Jcffries of his feet IF they
fought 100 rounds. / know both the men
and particularly | know Johnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
THREE FAY0RITES WIN
AT M0NCRIEF PARK

JACKSONVILLE. April 4.-Three IA
vorites were put across winners at Mon
Grief today.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs. purse-Har-
old Hall, to I. won; Brown Tony, 4
10 /. second: Roger De Covcrty, 7 TO 2.
third. Time. ] .02.
Second race. four furlongs. purEe-Gro-
yer Hughes. . TO 10. won; Louis Des Cog
nets, 10 TO !. second; Roseburg H. 10
to /. third. Time. 40 2-5
Third race, six furlonGs, purse-Colo-
mel Ashmcads. TO 10. won; Tempter. Is
TO !. second; Uralla, 20 10 l. third. Time.
1:lS 2-5.
Fourth race. one mile. purse Hoffman.
10 2. won; Console. 3 TO 1. second Old
Honesty, to !. third. Time. l:I0 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-May
Lutz. 8 to |. won; Sally Preston. 4 10 9.
second: Chilla, to l. third. Time,
1913 is.
Sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth
Booray to l. won; Edwin L.. TO ..
second. Oberon, II TO !, third. Time.
Al 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
RICH MANS DAUGHTER
Is BOLDLY KIDNAPPED

TOLEDO. o. April i.-Lucyllo Woodlla.
Il years old. daughter Of c. w, Woodka.
wealthy British butcher OF this city.
was kidnapped at l o clock this after
noon by an unknown man and woman.
The Woodka girl was on her way 10
school for the afternoon session when she
was accostcd by man and woman. The
pair Induced her 10 go TO the union sta
tion. where tickets were purchased for
Chicago.
Woodlca can give no explanation of the
abduction and declares that lao has no
relatives who might he implicated In tho
affair.
There has thus far bccn no hint of ram
som.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
OFFICIAL PATHFINDER
WILL START NEXT WEEK

CINCINNATI. April A, b. Heyl.
secretary OF the Ohio Automobile asso-
cIation. announced today that the Off
cinl path nndng car for the 1910 Cid
den tour would start from this city
April II.
The tour will extend through Ken
tucky. Tennessee and Arkansas 70 Dali
las. Texas the return being through
Kansas and Iowa 10 Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
ASKED NOT TO
\ RASS NEAR LAKE

and Game Commissioner
noiihed the farmers living
s OF Utah lake not TO
y they want ducks there
we year. The lake shore
Fnlng md feeding grounds
out for the past several
~ and tulles have been
. ducks nave left for other
sre their young. Cham
vas no reason. with the
projection. why shooting
sood at Utah lake IN the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
THREE MONTANA CITIES

MTSSOJ-LA. Mont, April i:-Ihe CRY
oIcction held here today resulted III the
election OF Thomas q. Hathaway, Rcpuo-
Iiran us treasurer; II. NJ Small as police
ma s,istratc and three Democratic ana one
pmniiblican alderman, The aldermen were
chosen IA follows: ,,, -,
DcmoCrats-F1nlcy. Mccormick ana
Rroman. in the First Second and Fourth
,,,sr rds respectivoly: Ambrose. Republican
Tbird ward This gives the city a ne"
council OF SIX Democrats and two RepuO-
leans.
RI7TTE, Mont. April i.-Three RepuDI
Leans and five Democrats We're elected
hcTc today in the oldermanic election
HELENA. Mont. April i..Mayor Frank
I E,dwnrds was reelected ioday by q
pi,,raIity of 90 votes over John brybursh.
ihc regular Republican candidate MI.
TIwards ran independently ,o
The poll was as follows Edwards; lO2S:
Drvburgh (Rep), o6i; w H. Church
0Dcm.), 6l1. a., t,. ,.,,
,,ra,. and four out OF seven aldermen
ANACONDA. Mont, April i.-Tho
r,cmocrats made n clean swccn today
cIcntIng aldermen in all SIX wards,
Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main 500. independent 3pO'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
SINCLAIR AGREES TO
BOX YOUNG ERLENB0RN

Kid Blackie was TO have boxed Pea
nuts Sinclair at Kemmerer. has backed
out of his match. and Jack rurney has
been substituted. This match Will be
held April i6 Sinclair will then return
and meet Young Erlenborn at Ogden.
April IS. Erlenborn and Sinclair Will
probably sign articles today for a twenty
round boxing contest for The Ogden date.
all the prelminaries of which have Ill
ready been arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Vanderbilt Day.

PARIS. April 4.-W. x. vanderbilt's
stable carried of the honors at Saint
Cloud today Hts Ripol!n won the Prx
de La Pommeraye. purse $1,000, distance
one mile and a half: his Prestlssino H..
won the Prlx dc Bailly, $1,000, distance
seven furlongs. and his Defender finished
third I'm the PriX dc Tesancourt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
JOHNSON IN FAIRLY
GOOD FIGHT CONDITION

CHICAGO, April 4.-Champion lack
Johnson put on the gloves YESTERDAY IN
y6e avmpasiIIrn at the rear Of his Wabash
'eyeni,o hotel for the first real boxing
bout OF his advance preparation for the
Hght with Jeffries, July 4
and Inc bout went SIX rounds
II was surprised at my own condl-
tion. :" said Johnson. 'I expected to be
winded and tired after SIX last rounds.
and tho fact that ] was not shows that
I'm in pretty good shape already
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Denver Beats SoN.

DENVER. April s.-The Denver western
league team today won the last game
of the series from the Chicago White Sox
No. 2, 3 to 8.
r. II. E.
Chicago -. % 200 o o IS l2
Denver " 20 . o 1 o --S 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
nRtors Injured.

Ienn.' April 4,-Gleu II.
Hruttiss. Charles l.. Willard.
SMries Hoffman, secretary
'un OF America, and VIII
a chauffeur. were in
men Q touring car in which
ns collided with a wagon.
NC nero for the aviation
opens Wednesday. None
hurt as TO prevent his
q The trials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Six Days of Racing.

SAN FRANCISCO. April i.-Commenc-
ing mex, Tuesday there Will he six days
OF racing "A week instead of Ave n the
EncryvIlle track until the end ot the
season. This announcement was made To-
night by Thomas II Williams. president
OF the California Jockey club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
NELSON IS LEFT OUT;
WOLGAST TAKES BALDWIN

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. April i-Batlling
Nelson yin moi get the FIRST chance 1T Ad
Wolgast, the new lightweight champion
s,eat snvs that he has signed up for a bat
fic ~ forty-dye rounds with Matty Bald
win. June 81. Baldw'n's share OF the
proceeds Is not stated. but Wolsast says
ha ,vilI receive $4,000 and training OK
popss. as "A guarantee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Whips Sailor

: n april f.-Jack CTwinl
ssnn middleweight. gave
|,ura brooklyn a bad beating
4 in ,pout at the Marathon
|'oal ~ brooklyn tonight.
,5,ra the sailor In the first
sIs'. Isnus with a right 10 the
"' srosgy at several stages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
J nuns Opening Game.

spril i.-CharIes f. Conk-
|asI 81 Athletic association, n
tho tarr,,l,pion. won the open
|oaai 'slln nm annual tournament [
|ysra association OF Amatamr
'nIRht q, the. Hamilton club,
|filsas,aa,9In Or, w. T.. Cifen-
nrlphla, 400 IN 2de
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
mag Paws Fine

ri; April i.-By next Fri
m nng expects 10 be fullY
Va organized baseball To-
I'M oliotal notice OF his be-
a. the national baseball
,6Is wednesday he win mail
.rtsns amount to the comnlg-
'~rs in Cincinnati
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Baseball Trades.

CHICAGO. April 4--Jnfelder Royal
Shaw of the Chicago Americans was sold
10 the San Francisco club today and
Pitcher Rorher was purchased by the Des
Moines club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Prize Winner Dies.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo April ii,
z. H.. prize winning greyhound of nation
al reputation. died here today. The ami
NAL captured coursing prizes in Omaha.
ST Louis and several California cities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Nv Cots RecLar

Esu april Yil !,-Manager Nc
Hsrsoal lork Giants had traded
lde Nss, and Collins to the
b. ''ohal league for Out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Too Much Rain,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April wet
grounds today prevented the game be-
tween the Philadelphia American and Ma
;ional league clubs