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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND RACE TRACK, Cal, May
21.-Emeryville entries for Monday.
First race. elevcn-siXteenths OF a mile
purse-Lorenzo, 115; Lofty Haywood, ll2
Babe Neely, 40; Queen Full, 10; Dover
ess, 10: Tilton, 100; New Capital l05
Circo. LOG. Cuvlna, l04; Intellect, lo4i
Monteverde. 104.
Second race, futurity course, selling
Servicence, 1l2; Arthur Lyman, Ill; Roy
Junior. 109: Milpitas, 107; Burning Bush
1O7; Salvage, 107; Minalto, 102; Emma
c.. 102; Dorothy Ledgett, 100; Beda. 93
'Minnedocia, Ss: 'Galene Gale. So.
Third race. futuri,y course, selling
Ampedo. 114 Creston Boy, 107; Moss
back. l04: Colonel Brady. 104; Galvanlc
1ol. Father Downey, 1Ol; combuTy, 1o4
Netting 102; Little Buttercup. 102. De-
scendant, %, Alder Gulch. 92; La Pc
Fourth race. milo and a quarter sell
ing-J, r, Laughrcy, 1l6; j, G. Glen
i00: Coppers. 109; MoNally, 100; Specia.
Delivery. 105: Mike Jordan. l0b; Trocha
99 Spring Ban, "a; Colbert 81
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Aks-ar'
Ben, 40: John Louis. 1o9; Hush Money
IO9; Tremargo, los. Beauman, l05; Mis-:
Officious. 1O4; Anne McGee, 100; ODD
Rose. 81; Good Ship. 81,
Sixth race, six furlonGs, sellinG-Lorc
of the Forest. 116; Marburg, 112; Rosa
mo- 112. Zinkand, 90, 'Gramercy, IS; L.
Dextra SIS,
Apprentice allowance.
Weather cloudy. track fast.
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Jeffries and Johnson Show Fine
Physical Condition; Great
Fight Is Expected
SALT LAKE RIDERS
ARE DISQUALIFIED
Hehir and Palmer Given Thirty
Days for Foul Bicycle
Riding.

NEWARK, N. J., May 22.-P. Hehir and
William (Pedlar) Palmer, the Australian
professional cyclists, were suspended for
thirty days by Referee Valentine for foul
riding in the five-mile race at vailsburg
track here today.
The race was won by Frank Kramer OF
East Orange, with Iver Lawson, Salt
Lake City, second. and Fred Hill, Boston.
third. Time. 1852 1-5.
Earlier in the day Palmer and Joe
Wells of New Zealand won n match race
from Albert Krebs OF Sal, Lake City, and
Walter Bardgett OF Buffalo. in two
straight heats OF one mile and half
mile.
Percy Lawrence of San Francisco won
the two-mile invitation for professionals
The one-half- handicap went to
Norman Anderson of Denmark, from the
thirty -fveyard mark and in the hve-
mile open for amateurs, Jacob Magin
Newark, n. j., beat out Chris Scheler OF
San Francisco for first place.
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r.o Yokel Returns and Tells
~ now He Saved Money Bet on
Him Against a Ringer
Fighters in Shape
MARCETTS' NEW PLAY
RATTLES OPPONENTS
Scott Scores Run From Second
Base on Bunt Hit by
Manager.

The drubbing the Murray baseball team
gave the over-confident Occidentals Sun
DAY afternoon on tho Walker field will moi
soon be forgotten by the colored bows.
VINO lost the game by the score of "a
IL Hopkins opened the game for the
occidentals but he was hit all over the
lot and was driven from the box In the
third inning. Langford went in but he
seemed to be unable to stop the hitting
streak of the smeltcr city boys
The feature OF the game was a hun,
play pulled off by Margetts with Kaefer
on frst, and Scott at second. Scott was
given the signal to run Immediately the
ball was pitched. Margetts laid the
sphere down inside Of the third base line
Scott reaching third base before the ball
and he continued homo and Margetts
went TO second base, putting Kaefer on
third. II was the best play that has
been pulled off on a local diamond II
was a little deep for the Occidentals and
Tor The time being they watched the
balloon ascension. II is the first time
that run has been scored here from
second base OH a bunt,
kaefer played Il star first base. Castro
was right at short and Rebscher allowed
nothing 10 pass second base. Gum played
fine third and Mann was there with the
stick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
DOWNING SCHEDULES
FOUR BOXING BOUTS
Amateurs Will Box Six Rounds
in Future; Special Train
for Ogden Bout.

Manager Downing has billed good
card for the Manhattan Athletic club
smoker tonight at the Salt Palace, hav-
ing scheduled four six-round bouts be-
tween the best men he could secure
Downing said that he Intends to let the
bout go six rounds because there are
so many draws In the fourround goes.
Also. six round contests are officially rec
oguizcd as tho limit by all amateur or
ganiZations throughout the United States
Those who will appear tonight are as
follows:
Harley Ross VS., Young Vaughn; Kid
Davis VS.. Jim Fadden; Jacen Hause vs.
Jack Downey.
Downing, who is also managing the
Sinclair Hardin twenty round match with
Shumway of Ogden said that the boys are
in the best OF condition and arc now
ready TO step Into the ring next Friday
night at Ogden. He has made arrange
ments fer special train over the Ric
Grande which will leave here at p. IN
and Will return thirty minutes after the
contest iS over
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FORTY-F|VE CARS
ENTER FOR RACES
Many Automobile Manufacture
ers Well Represented With
Powerful Machines.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.-Fortyhve
cars, representing seventeen different
makes. are entered for the races at the
Indianapolis motor speedway. which Will
open next Friday. The entries are ex-
pected to run over fifty.
Some OF the manufacturers have en-
tered from two to ten cars in the lone
list OF events open TO sub divisions oi
class B stock chassis cars Of from $50 to
$50 cubic inches piston displacement and
most OF the celebrated drivers will con-
test In these events we'll as In the
FIVE ten, nifty, one hundred and two hun
dred- mile races for the powerful cars
that are not specifically classified.
The referee will be Louis Speare, presi-
dent OF the American Automobile aSsocia-
tion c. III. Warner OF Beloit, Wis. will
operate the electrical timing machine.
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Even Break.
HANDICAP BILLIARD
TOURNEY OPENS TODAY

The opening game I'm the handicap pool
tournament VIII start tonight at the
Jeyne billiard academy at $50 p. m, be-
tween w II. Morgan 600 and Maurice
Isener (70).
The entries so far are Gcarheart 1000.
Morgan (90l, Allen G00). Mafhn GOD
Herman G0). 1sncr (70) and Brown tI0t.
Those wishing to enter Will have a
chance until Wednesday when the en-
tries will close. This tourney Will be a
handicap for four prizes. namely, $50
In money, divided SIS. $40 and 50. and
q box OF cigars for the consolation prize.
Mr.. Jevne will play Alfredo De Oro for
the cushion championship in sixty days
and will take on all the local cracks dur
Ing the afternoons.
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Heavy. impure blood makes a muddy,
pImply complexion. headaches, nausea, In
digestion Thin blood makes you weak,
pale sickly. BurTlock Blood Bltters makes
the blood rich rcd. purc-restores per-
feet health.
Stops itching instantly Cures piles.
eczema. salt rhoum. letter, itch. hives
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
For mild, easy action OF the bowels.
single dose Of Doan's Regulets lis
enough. Treatment cures habitunl con-
stipation. 2S cents "A box. Ask your
druggist for them.
''Dr. Thomas Eclectic OH Is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success in
our family for eight yesrso'-Mrs. l.,
Whiteacre, Buffalo. N. Y.
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Mills Leads Score.

II S Mills led the trap shooters sun
dag afternoon at the Salt Lake Gun club
traps with the score of 81 broken out OF
possible 90 bluerocks.
The new traps had failed TO arrive
and the old ones did not work in a salts
factory manner. II is said that the traps
will be here for next Sunday and large
crowd OF shooters Will he present to try
them.
The individual scores were as follows;
Mills. "a. Morgan. IS, Kemp. rs; Ryan,
81; Kingsley, 80; Jones, 81; Names, 20;
Cherry, %; Benson, 1S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
GIRL PLAYS DETECTIVE, AND
LANDS FIANCE IN PRISON

CHICAGO May 22.-Miss Mayme
Riyerson played detective so successfully
that today she was able to hand over her
former f1ance, Walter kutrchied 10 the
nnIire when he arrived here from San
francisco. Both are II years OF aSe and
their homes are in Milwaukee,
Miss Ryerson accuses kutrchied OF
obtaining $500 from her a year ago oy
false pretepses:
She recently learned OF his whereabouts
and wrote him. offering forgiveness and
asking him to return. She met him al
- fhe depot today IN company with De-
tective German Of Milwaukee, who
nIsced him under arrest and returned
nn,itb him 10 Milwaukee tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
LOVE SPELLS DEATH
FOR FORLOR|V SWAIN
Believes Girl WOOed by Proxy
Fails Him, and He Jumps
Into River.

KANSAS CITY. May Glove for a
girl he had never seen caused Thomas
Cndrich 10 commit suicide by jumping
into the Kaw river here today, Clndrich
come here from Croatia a few years ago.
Becoming lonesome. he appealed TO Mrs.
Matthew Pidnick. tho wife OF A fellow
countryman. to find him a sweetheart.
She described several Of her friends who
were back In the old country and Gin
drlch selected the one he thought he
would like to marry.
Mrs Bdnick took up the young man $
cause and courling the girl by mail won
her consent 30 we'd the bashful youth.
Eighty dollars with which TO pay the fare
10 this country was forwarded TO the
girl.
came from Cindrch"s faDcee. lie became
despondent. thinking she had died For
three nights he did not sleep Hope de-
serted him.
I'm going to hnd my sweetheart be
told a friend, as they were crossing the
kaw.
Scarcely had he uttered the words when
he leaped into the swollen waters thirty
feet below. His body was rescued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Smithson Wants Satisfaction.

John Smithson, who failed 10 throw
Peter Ruzukos In handicap match at
Murray several days ago. announces that
with another referee, he is confident he
can throw the Greek wrestler three times
in the hour and he is ready 10 post 9
forfeit for side bet that he is the best
man Smithson claims that he did not
get a square deal In his recent match
with Buzukos and is aching for a re-
turn match.
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Red Devils Win.

The Fremont Rcd Devils beat the
Young Stars by "A score OF ~ 10 in
a match game at Liberty park Sunday
morning. Hunt and Oleauder being the
battery for the winners,
In the afternoon the Red Devils de-
fcdtcd the Fremont Fourth \ by the close
score of 10 TO on the same diamond
The batteries were Hunt and Oeandcr:
Woodhly and George.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
||}[ 7 LEAVES
|1D TRAIN JEFF
/. Worlds Champion Is
jpfdent Jefries VIII
Whip Johnson.
ESr WILL BE GREAT
SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION
,lsrs Will Be Tuned Up
Physical Condi-
tion for Fight.

La Wire TO Inc iIiou
( work May 2l,-Jaines j. cor
If, here tonight for the JEFF
|..,rr camp in California in order
/, = uutting the finishing touches
A. es.champion, said today that
3. a years, he thought he would
. .rd valuable assistance and
y .s,ared nc hoped TO have the
y saIching Mr.. Jeffries scatter
@ - Tock Johnson 10 the Tour
,.s M Ssen training himself, for
q had sapped his wind ana I ms
rao flabby, but he is now iast
and can box six OF the liVelies'
- would care 10 see.
:. solne TO California TO become
a. ieffrles training camp, said
sm going there TO do what
.sslst Jeffries 10 get IN condl-
~ hlg battle OF July 4. From
,,v hear Jeffries is already IN
re An he needs is a lot oil
.s%s rough work and some spar
n m fast men. There VIII be no
"a, With any one when ] reach
7 expect TO box with Jim
~ wants me 10, Our work VIII
.-i.blrg touches. We may take
.irts ,orether but no long runs,
Hs has gotten past that stage
ID Good Condition.
! tnow jeff Is in good condition,
, litter from Joe Choynski IN
i aid tba, JEFF is already In fine
IA ls alternating with periods oil
i ikst he won't get stale, Joe
,hsre is only one boss at Row
and that is Jeffries himself.
,hsre will be no difficulty over
..so get there and he is right
a there TO assist in the training
4 i've orders.
r.ked a hundred times a day
4 Itsries will win or not. Now
( ssn the big fellow for some time,
I'm think OF defeat II he is the
sdss that nearly broke me In two
IN Francisco, ] hope Johnson {
lake hands with him before he
4 ss ring. / don't see any reason
|F1ss should not win. In fact.
n will Just literally wade into
|rH and trounce him 10 the
isste.
Ia been much interested in the
which beset the promoters, pu'
IA not worry Jeffries, for he Is
chap TO worry over such things
Square Deal.
Tlbhc will get q square deal will
Hard IN the ring.
hdrIes Johnson fight has. l be-
|uacied wider interest than any
IA fight ever held, This is prob
10 the wide advertising 1t ha:
IN great degree. to the fac
b has not been big fight in the
snIcs for great many years
will cause millions OF dollars
j |fut and may cause a revival o
ast prize llghting can gain IT!
kyel In The west, at least.
leTres and Johnson arc splen,
;ks OF the hgh;ing man. Boil
g lighters. ! don't believe tha
!. will Try or even think OF try
b the other. The battle Will b'
cN the physical merits of both
magnificent struggle between
lIors. The superb physical con
10Th will prevent serious lnjur!
ard the science OF boxing vii
gsd at its highest mark. As ;
! want To. see the best mai
Believe that ] can positivel.
lbs time that the heavyweight
" the world July next will
J. Jcfrries."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Busso-Japauese Agreement.

SIT. PETERSBURG, May 22.-Negotia
,Ions between Russia and Japan with ref
.rnncs 10 an agreement on the question
- tbo far east In spite of denlals OF
w na,h sides, have now assumed definite
form. FORM while 1t is not possible to OBJ
!ot ;rfornatIon on the details OF the
M Mt1.n ,bcre Is reason 10 believe that ia
psu,''i psn ia seeking 20 negotiate convention
u" pn broader lines than Russia now wishes
Tangible developments my ny ne eNpectsso ga
-pH
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JACK JOHNSON
PLEASES CROWD
Works Hard With All His
Sparring Partners and
Gym Apparatus.
NEWSPAPER CRITICS
ASKED FOR OPINIONS
Champion Has No Sparring
Partners Who Can Make
Showing Against Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, May .22.-Jack
Johnson did his boxing at his beach
quarters this afternoon before as largo
a crowd as on the opening day, and, if
anything, the colored champion had a
far better workout. George Cotton and
Marty Cutler. who worked with him,
were in far better trim than a week
ago, and were better able to make
showing. The negro warmed well to
his work and insisted on boxing four
rounds with each of them, which made
up the afternoon s programme in the
gymnasium.
He was anxious TO find out from the
newspaper critics who were present how
they liked his work, and particularly
wanted to know if they counted him
with bis mouth bleeding, after punch
TO the stomach in the fourth round:
Cutler complained of feeling sick and
stalled until GEORGE Little called time.
In addition to his boxing. the bag
punching and tossing the medicine ball
about. Johnson introduced some new ex-
ercises, using the weights and then
straight up to develop all of the mus
cles of the back and thighs. All told,
he was in the gymnasium about one
hour.
Johnson Reduces,
During the workout he weighed in
at 2lS 81 pounds. A week ago today
he weighed 224 pounds, so that it can
be seen he has been using his time TO
good advantage. There is no longer
any suggestion of too much stomach
as appeared when he first stripped for
the photographers.
He will not put on the gloves agai n
until Wednesday, but says he will work
in the gymnasium every afternoon at
shadow boxing and keeping in trim.
After the first of the month he prom
ises TO box four or five times a week
and perhaps each day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Fish and Game Meeting.

The Salt Lake County Fish and Game
Protective association Will hold a meet
ing at the Commercial club rooms tonight
for the purpose OF having deputized all
members who have not as yet been made
rame wardens. All members are re-
6uesied to be present and the public is
invited to attend and join the organiza-
tiOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
OPENS NEXT THURSDAY

The Salt Lake Athletic club has Sc
cured "A lease on the Auditorium on
paios promoting siX-round boxing con-
tests. commencing next Thursday even
lnG,
a. S. Kid Roos has been made man
agcr and official referee of the club,
Roos is from New Orleans and he is
said 10 be n good man for the place,
He Will get busy Immediately lining up
the best talent in the country for the
new club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
WOMAN CHAUFFEUR
KILLS STOCK BROKER

ST. PAUL. Mimi. May 22.-S. 3. Shot
well, a stock broker. was run down and
killed by an automobile tonight While on
his way home from the ball game The
machine WAS driven by Miss Theodore
Stark. aged 10, OF Minneapolis. who was
accompanied by her mother and sister
and two men relatives.
Miss Stuart is being held without bail
pending investigation.
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Gimlin's HOLSTERS in Action.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 22.-By a score OF Is 10
;, a picked team captained by Dad"
Glmin. defeated team representing the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company, al
the fair grounds this afternoon. In addi-
tion to Old Warhorse Gimlln, number of
last year state league players were seen
In action,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Riots in Cork.

CORK. Ireland May 22.-The presence
he~c today Of rival Irish factions in spite
nf elaborate police precautions, led 10
serious conflicts, following demonSHratio9s Lon
n,nnd, leader OF the irish parlla mentary
nayiv: John Dillon and William O Brlen.
Wany persons were injured, Including
Daniel y. Sheehan. NJ. P, for Cork.
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Bingham Throws Away Game.
pecial to The Tribune

BINGHAM. May 22.-Springville de-
feated the Brigham team here this aft
crnoon by the score of to in an
exciting game witnessed by over 400 fans
IT was a pitchers battle in which the
local boys had the hest of II until the
seventh inning, when the balloon went
up and Springvile won In a walk. The
next game Will be played at Springvllle.
Batterios-Bells and Peck; Knuckelby
and Birk.
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Ioantaka Disabled

DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del.
May 22.-The Boantaka, one OF the con-
testants in tho motor boat race from Phil
adelphia to Havana, has returned here
for repairs to its engine The captain
said il was extremely doubtful about the
Loantaka continuing. The Loantaka was
the largest OF the five entrants.
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Interest in Baseball.

Special to The Tribune.
TOoELE, May 22.-Despite the order
prohibiting Sunday baseball here, a large
crowd of fans went to the smelter
grounds. four miles from the city. where
the "Old Town defeated the New by
the score OF II to 8 in exciting con-
test.
The people here want baseball and will
endeavor 10 play the game closer to the
city as soon as q suitable location can be
secured
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.Judro Kills Himself,

gJCYRUs, O.. May 22,-Deputy Pro
,oic Judge w r. Forest committed sui
eide eide her, this afternoon by shooting him him
~ ling health is believed 10 have been re-
lalI.nIhin for his act. Mr.. Forest was
s"u-known In Democratic circles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
American Association

Al napolis-Indianapol o; Louis
vile, 4.
AT Toledo-Toledo. l.: Columbus. o.
At Minneapolls-Minnea b; Kansas
City, 1.
At ST. Paul-St, Paul, o: Milwaukee. A.
Second game-St Paul. 0; Milwaukee. Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Game PLAYED in Rain.

ST. LOUIS, May 22,-BroolSlyn won
from ST. Louis today. tc /, through the
great hitting OF Hummell. Hummell made
three doubles He scored for Brooklyn
on a single in the sixth and sent Burch
home with his second double in the sew
enth. The game was played In driZ-
Zling rain r. II. T..
ST ouis ...,.,.,.1 s /
Brooklyn s...s... -. -. .ss .s,..S ~ 2
Notwithstanding Sallec and Phelps.
Scanlan, Wilhelm Bell and Erwin. UNI
pires-Johnstone and Moran
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Advertiser a Nuisance.

a messenger boy. known as "Swlpes.'
walked up and down Main street Sunday
announcing a baseball game through a
megaphone. great many complaints
have been registered by uptown residents
who take the stand that such advertising
be StoDpcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Total -. 1000, 30 IN
sChivcrcll out. hit by batted ball
EUREKA

Earned runs. Eureka a iei' on Tuo. DfsvS bs Sc
b.g H9refs Ting : sPSRis" dPoapie plays Thomas 70 D@
struck out! BY chiyHreli ,G niteGes s. GOO Cook Il
pa5sseu II na',s =. time Of game, hour 40 min
Ghsserun ,,,es; umpire. ostrader; attendance 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
OMA. May 22,-Scor
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Lincoln-Lincoln 1, Topeka 6.
seph 5.
At Des Moines-Des Molnes 2. Den
Yer 1.
At Omaha-Wichita g. Omaha /.
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Suggs Is Steady.

CINCINNATI. May 22.-Suggs, while
hit hard, kept the safeties well scattered
today. and Cincinnati, by punching hits
hear Boston. TO g. p. II. T..
Boston s,-,s.es~ -.-'e 80 -. '.'-'. .
Cincinnati ..,..s-,.. ~..s,, -
Batteries-Mattern, Frock and Smith,
SaEGs and Mclean.
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Low Rifle Scores.

The earthquake seemed to affect the
nerves of the rifle shooters Sunday after
noon at the range, all making low scores
Johnson won the high average with
70 1-3 per cent, and Mccormick won the
high score with 81. The Individual scores
were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
NAT TIONAL
Easy for Cubs.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Chicago easily de-
feated Philadelphia, TO 8, today Richie
held the losers without hit until the
was hit hard R. ii. E.
Chicago .....,. " . 80. ....7
Philadelphia ......., -, ,.,-,..,..3 !
Batteries-Richie and Archer, Ewing,
Brennan and Doom. Umpires-Rigler and
Emslic,
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Swede Beats American.

OTTAWA, Ont. May 22.-J. 3. Hayes
was today beaten by Ljungstrom In a
nve-mle race by five yards. The time
was IS minutes Yesterday Ljungstrom
beat Hayes in a fifteen-m mile race by 120
yards in :30:55.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
MINERS BEAT FARMERS
In 0NE-SIDED GAME
Sncclal TO Tne Tribune.

EUREKA. May 22-The Eureka team
had little trouble In beating the Spanish
Fork leaguers in match game here THIS
afternoon by the score Of TO /. ChiVer-
ell held the visitors to five scattered SIN
,les while the local BOYS hit Cook hard.
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Too Much Wind.

DOVER. England. May 22.-On account
OF the high wind Count Joaquin De Les
seps who crossed the channel yesterday
In a aeroplane. abandoned his intention OF
flying back TO Calais today.