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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
AN INTERESTING CARD
SEEN At EMERYVILLE
Raleigh Leads All Way in Feature to
Beat Bishop W-CrestOn's
Entry Refused.

Oakland. Cal. April 16.-There was
interesting sport at EmeryYille today.
Bishop w, favorite for the feature
event was Beaten by Raleigh, which
led all the way. Calopus, favorite in
the fifth, was practically left at the
post and failed to cut any figure. Bur-
nell, an outsider, won the race. The
stewards have temporarily refused the
entry of Creston. Results
First race, futurity course. selling
No Quarter, III. Molesworth, ? to /,
won: Titus II. 1O6.. Jahnsen, TO 5,
second; Royal n, ia, Williams. 10 to
/. third. Time-1:11. Special Delivery,
Gatherings. Galvanic. Little Fannie.
Edith r., Oriel, Balnade and Friar of
Elgin finished as named
Second race, four furlongs, purse
Jim Basey, 90. Gargan, Z to 10. won;
Sam Ann, leo, Kent, 4 to 1. second;
Zwick, 1903, Mcbride, so to 1. third.
Time-:47 .3-5. Milt Jones, Beatrice
Soule, Fontello and Maxdice finished as
named.
Third race. futuTity course, selling
Metropolitan 90. Selden, 10 ., won;
Ellerd, IA, Van Dusen, 6 TO 1. sec
ond; Madeline Musgrave, los, Smith, 8
to 5, third Time-1:1O. NOvgorod
Cotytto, Ben Stone. Eddie Graney and
W0Olwinder finished as named.
Fourth race, mile and 20 yards, SELL
ing-Raleigh, l12. Williams, 5 to /,
won Bishop w, 100. Thomas, to 3,
second: Edwin T. Fryer, III, Mentry,
TO l. third. Time-1:44 As. Colonel
JACK. Birth, Round and Round, Buck
thorn and Sir John finished as named.
Fifth race. futurity course, selling
B-rnell, iO9. Mcbride. u to l, won;
Arthur Lyman, III, Mentry, z to 1.
second; Elmdale. ia. KeOgh, to !,
third. Time-1:11. silk, Denneen, Ma
crate. Randolph Black Sheep, Angel
Face and COlOpas finished as named.
sixth race, futurity course, purse
Jim Gaffney. ia. Coburn. 4 TO l. won;
Kid North, SO, Seiden, Is to !, second;
Banorella. 81. Thomas. 20 to 1. third.
Time :Og 3-5 Likely DieudOnns,
Thistle Belle and Ell Molino finished as
namad-
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AT Aqueduct

Aqueduct, April 16.-The feature at
Aqueduct today was the Rockaway sell
ing stakes at six furlongs, resulting in a
close and exciting finish with the favorite,
Price Cal, getting the decision by q short
lead. Summary:
First race, four furlongs-H HORIZON, 10 to
l, won; Madcap. 6 to 5. second Susan,
to l, third. lime, AS rs.
Second race, mile-Ardri. s to g. won;
Keep Moving, to l. second; Otilo, to
2, third. Time, la is.
Third race, four furlongs-S empr0tus. 5
to !, won: Frank Mullens, z to 8, second;
Babbler, to l, third. Time, Al As.
Allah left at the pole.
Fourth race, furlongs-Prince Gal, -
to 10, won; Pajaroita. to 2. second;
Rialto, to l, third. Time, TIA
Fifth race. six furlongs-Besom. II to 10,
won; Ben Loyal. to !, second; Right
Easy, TO /, third Time. 1:f3-
Sixth race. selling. five furlOngs-Follie
Levy, to /. won; Myles O'Connell, 10
/. second: Flying Squirrel. to. s. third
Time, 100.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
ERRORS BY SAINTS
GIVE SOLDIERS GAME

After starting off at a pace that looked
like a walkaway for the L. D. S. the
Fort Douglas team made a garrison fin
ish and pulled the game out Of the fire,
winning by the score Of 10 to 9. The
game was played on the Fort Douglas
diamond yesterday before a good crowd.
At the end of the third inning the score
was to for the Saints. Toward the
end Of the play the school boys went to
pieces and a series Of errors allowed the
soldiers to score.
At the start of the ninth the Saints
still led. to s. A bad error IN center
field that allowed the ball to roll over
the hill for q home run sent in the win
ming run for the soldiers.
Lund pitched a good game for the
Saints and would have won with better
support. a little more practice will put
the Saints in the running with any school
nine.
1t was one Of the first games for the
soldiers and they are jubilant over the vic
tory.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
Baseball Diamond in Side Auto
Track Is Latest From Coast

needed which will be purchased In
Salt Lake. Prince says he plans to
have the track built by May 20. The
races at Los Angeles are keeping him
there. but he says he can. get away
by April II. The ball park idea, Prince
says. is a good one, and that diamond
will be added to the track
SamuelsOn adds that he has options
on two tracts of land and that the deal
for the site for the track will be closed
as soon as Prince gets here.
The new ball park plan will certainly
appeal to the local ball fans and they
hope the track goes through.
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! The athletic committee shall be notI-
fled CT subsequent changes.
5. Tobacco users shall be ineligible to
places on school teams The use of
! profane language shall bar a pupil
from further participation.
s. Disputes shall be referred to the
athletic committee for final settlement,
when the schools find it impossible to
adjust said disputes.
The athletic committee will furnish
1 two new balls for every league game.
At the close of the game the winning
team Will have the choice of the two
BATS The other ball viii go to the
/ Other team.
three leagues and the sections. Pen
nants VIII be given to the winners of
first AMI second places in each league.
Baseball League.
Section jackson, Onequa, Wash
ington.
Section bryant, Lafayette, Lowell,
Wasatch.
Section S-Emerson, Hamilton, Sum
ner, Webster, Training.
Section Franklin, Fremont, Lin
coln, Riverside.
Boys Basketball League.
Section jackson. Onequa, Poplar
Grove, Washington.
Section 2.-Lafayette, Wasatch,
Section S.-Hamilton, Waterloo, Web
ster.
Section 4-Franklin. Grant, Jeffer-
son.
Girls Basketball.
Section jackson. Onequa. Poplar
Grove. Washington.
Section Lafayette, Lowell, Wa
satch.
Section emerson, Sumner, Web
ster.
Section 4-Fremont, Lincoln, River
side, jefferson, Franklin.
Basketball for Tuesday.
Jackson versus onequa; Jackson
Lafayette versus Training; Lafayette
grounds.
Hamilton versus Webster; Webster
grounds.
Franklin versus Grant; Franklin
grounds.
Girls.
Jackson versus Onequa; Jackson
Lowell versus Lafayette; Lafayette
Emerson versus We 7ter; Webster
grounds.
Lincoln versus Frank--n; Franklin
grounds.
Baseball for Friday.
Onequa versus Washington; Onequa
grounds.
Bryant versus Lowell; Lowell
grounds.
Lafayette versus wasatch; Wasatch
grounds.
Hamilton versus Webster Hamilton
grounds.
Sumner versus Trai. ing; Training
grounds.
Franklin versus Lincoln; Lincoln
grounds.
Fremont versus Riverside; Riverside
grounds.
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SHORT MEETINGS FOR CANADIAN
TRACKS TURN STABLES TO UTAH

The compromise between the advocates
of the Miller bin and representatives OF
the racing associations of Canada, agree
ing to put through this session, amend
nlents to the code, limiting the racing on
incorporated tracks to seven days twice a
year, is going to send many of the high
class horses to Buena Vista that would
have gone to Canada.
Canada will have only seventy actual
racing days for all tracks and but seven
days at each track The cost of shipping
from California and Jacksonville, Florida
to Canada and then from one track to an
other will be too great for the majority
of the horsemen, and many that were in
tending to ship to Canada will ship to
Salt Lake.
The liberality of the Utah Jockey club
in the matter of purses, overnight hsndi-
caps and stake events is being commented
on on every hand and great credit is be-
ing given the Utah Jockey club for the
efforts put forth to give Salt Lake the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
WHITES DEFEAT BLUES
Fast Soccer Game Played at Fort
Douglas Grounds At
tracts Crowd.

In the exhibition soccer game held Sat
urday afternoon at Fort Douglas. the
Whites scored another victory over the
Blues. defeating them by a to 1 score.
In the first half the Blues out
played the Whites. With a series Of pref
ty team plays they rushed the ball across
the field and made the first goal, Left
Half Dick Bromley scoring with d pretty
drive straight through the center of the
goal posts.
In the last half the Whites came back
strong and scored two goals. The game
was watched by a big crowd of inter
ested spectators.
All players are requested to be at the
Eighteenth Ward square, corner First
avenue and A street, Wednesday after
noon for practice.
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County Attorney Puts Damper
on Murray FeatherWeieht Go

Young Erlenborn of Denver and
frankie Harden of Leadville will be
stopped from fighting at Murray on
April 20 through the action OF job p.
Lyon, county attorney.
They have had two fights down
there at Murray which / knew nothing
about and they slipped past me-" said
the county attorney, but know about
this one and IT will not come off Sign
ing up articles for a ten-round mill
with a side bet of 5000 isn't a boxing
contest-it's a fight. / will instruct
the sheriff to stop It,"
ErlenbOrn and Harden were matched
last week to meet in a 15-round con-
test at Murray with side bets of 5000
each. They were TO meet at 122 pounds,
and Con Gallagher was doing the ar
ranging for the contest. ErlenbOrn has
been seen in Salt Lake a number of
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greatest meet that has been given in the
intermOuntain section. There will be seven
stakes run off at Buena Vista in its forty
day meeting, the lowest being $50 and the
highest 1890. There will also be an over
night handicap of from 800 to $500 each
week and everyday purses will be from
$3.50 to $500.
Powell and Parker, who have a strong
stable, are now at Buena Vista The firm
raced at Juarez, Mexico, this winter and
at the close Of that meeting were second
on the list or winning owners. having won
1918 in purses, their horses being twenty
three times first, twenty-three times sec
ond and twenty-six times third. II. G..
Bedwen being first on the list, with Sla,-
900 to his credit, but Mr.. Bedwell raced a
string Of over twenty horses.
The many friends OF Mrs. L. G de
Suarez. secretary and accountant OF the
Utah Jockey club, will be pleased to know
that Mrs. Suarez is back in Salt Lake at
her old position. Mrs. Suarez spent the
winter in FL Paso, Texas
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u FIELD CHANGES.

The work of preparing the University
OF Utah athletic field. for sod is now
almost completed, so that the seed can
be planted this week. The field. after
being leveled, was covered with a four.
inch layer of soil. In addition to the
repairs which are being made on the
field, Coach Maddox has been busy
the past week in preparing new
straight of way for the broad jump and
pole vault. The new run will be from
the north to the south, instead or from
the south TO the north.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
JEFF'S MANAGER THIS
TIME IN ACCIDENT

jacksonville, Cal, April 16.-Sam Berger.
manager for James J. Jeffries, narrowly
escaped serious injury tonight in an auto
mobile accident. While passing through
here on his way to Salinas to referee a
prizefight tonight a large car in which
Berger and several friends were riding
colltded with a telegraph pole. The ma
chine was wrecked and its occupants
thrown out. The chauffeur was taken to
a hospital, but Berger and the other MEM
bers Of the party escaped with bruises.
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times, and the fans like his style. Har-
den is said to have a good deal OF a
reputation throughout Colorado, and
was brought on to mix with the Den
yer boy. They have met three times
before, and two victories stand TO the
credit Of ETlenbOrn.
ETlenboTn will now content himself
to training for his 20-roUnd meeting
with Peanuts Sinclair, the local feather
weight, at Ogden, April %. The meet
ing between the two boys has long been
wanted by the fans and a big turnout
is sure thing. Promoters Roy Shum-
way and Hardy Downing say that they
viii have one of the best boxing cards
ever seen in Utah.
The Murray fans are much disap-
pointed over the action of the county
attorney. In this the ball fans are also
interested, as the Murray ball team
was to get slice of the gate receipts.
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Baseball and bask etbaI for the boys
and basketball for the girls will be
OIL the regular league lists. On June
tho annual field day will be held,
and the schedule calls for the city
Championship games at that time.
In each of the leagues the city has
been divided into districts, the win
ming team in each district to play the
winners Of the other districts so that
the championship can be settled with
out too many games
The committee on athletics for the
city elementary schools is composed of
the following school principals: J. II.
CoOmbs of Lafayette, chairman; F. n
Paulson of Franklin, Evelyn Reilly Of
Lincoln. Eta Powers of Sumner and
Amy c. Clayton. truant officer.
The Rules.
l. No school shall compete in an ath-
letic contest unless the principal of the
school Is present during the contest.
2. The city shall be divided into dis
tricts and sections, In order that IL
may not be necessary TO play too many
games.
e. Only those pupils that have salts
ia ceory records in application, deport-
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Not only half-mile motOrdrome.
but ball park and athletic field to be
built inside is the hope of Jack Prime
e, the builder of the Los Angeles mo-
tordrome, who intends to build trac
k here. In a letter to T. NJ. SamuelsOn,
his local representative, yesterday, Pri
nee said that he would be here this
week and would start in at once on tn
construction of the track.
Mr.. Prince writes that he already has
secured the lumber for the track and
II will be shipped at once. great
amount of other material will be
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
Tiger RECRUIT WINS.

Detroit, April 16-Browning. a recruit
pitcher from the Pacific coast, held Cleve-
land runless. outside of the sixth, when
extra base hits by Lajoie and Lord count
ed one. Clark's low throw to get Cobb
stealing in the first got past Ball and
Birmingham, costing two runs, and Falk-
enberg's Wildness paved the way to three
more in the sixth. Crawford was elected
for protesting a decision at the plate.
Score: r. II. z.
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Browning and stanage; Falkenberg, Kis-
sach and Clarke.
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Electrics
Annapolis Football
Player Loses BraUe
Fight Against Death

\ Annapolis, Md, April 16- :
= Midshipman Earl Wilson, the =
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= morning. Wilson, who was :
= from COvington, KY, was in :
= jured October Is last in the :
= game against Villanova COL :
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= tween the fourth and fifth GER :
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RAIN AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 16.-st. Louis-C Chicago
game postponed; rain.
At Andover, Mass.-Bowdoin Is; Phillips
AndOver 8.
At Exeter. n H.,-PhiIlips-Exe III
Boston college 6.
At Charlottesville, Va.-Virginia A.
Georgetown :.
At Lexington-South Carolina 9; Wash
ington and Lee 2.
At West Point-Tufts g. West Point g.
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Lineup:
"hgwn-
STARS SHOW CLASS.

On the Liberty Park grounds. yesterday
afternoon, the Stars showed marked i'm
provement in their game with the Western
Electric team, winning by a score of to
g. The Stars had the Electric boys well
in hand from the start to the ending Of
the game
The feature Of the game was the classy
fielding of the Stars and a three-base
hit by Mcpherson. The Electric boys
could do nothing with Brinkley's curves
and they only got two hits in the entire
game. Lineup:
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MURPHY FILES PROTEST.

Springfield, Ill, April Ie.-President
Murphy of the Chicago Cubs has filed
protest with the national commits
sion against the Springfield team Of
the three Il" league for playing the
west ends Of Chicago last Saturday and
Sunday The west ends have Chick"
Frazer a former Cub. who refused to
join New Orleans, on their lineup, and
this makes the team an outlaw. It IS
on this that Murphy is hanging his pro-
test il Is said
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TOM LOTUS, VETERAN
BALL MAN, is DEAD

Dubuque. Ia. April 16.-Tom ]. LOTUS,
veteran baseball player and manager. died
this afternoon, after a brief Illness of can
Ger of the throat, aged "A years. LOTUS
was president of the Three l league In
1908 and was formerly manager of st.
Louis. Milwaukee. Cleveland Cincinnati,
Chicago and Washington clubs.
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GRAND CIRCUIT MAY NOT
APPEAR AT CHARTER OAK

Hartford. Conn. April 16-The
abandonment of grand circuit harness
racing at Charter Oak park is fore
casted by the decision of the racing
commission of the Connecticut Fair as
ISOLATION today, to build a half-mile
track at the park. The formation of 4
state circuit for trOtting and pacing
is advocated The suppression Of pool
selling has materially affected support
Of the grand circuit meet here during
the last three wears.
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He put in two hours in the gymna-
SUM, going through his entire routine
of training exercises with the excep-
tiol of boxing. The only rough work
of the day was the wrestling bout with
Farmer Burns, when the two heavy
weights engaged in fast mill of maui
ing and tussling. The Farmers wrist
was slightly injured by a vigorous
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! twist by the boiiermaker. but soon was
restored by a brisk massage.
Before beginning work this after
noon, Jeffries said he felt better than
at any time since taking up training.
He says he has overcome a tendency to
drink too much water after luncheon
and is feeling better on this account.
Tomorrow will be another holiday.
Jeffries will go to Santa Cruz, where
he will inaugurate the baseball season
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
PHlLLlEs BUNCH HITS.

Philadelphia, April 16-By punching hits
off Wilhelm in the first inning and Scan
Ion in the seventh. Philadelphia won to-
days game from Brooklyn, ) to g. Pres
ident Lynch of the National league wit
messed the game. Score: r. H. E
Brooklyn ....... ....-.-............3 6 0
Philadelphia ........ ................5 8 4
Batteries-Wilhelm, Scanlon and Ber-
gen, Erwin; Moore, FoXen, Humphrey and
Jacklitsch, Doom.
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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PITCHERS BATTLE

San Francisco, April 16.-ConcIuding
an interesting pitchers battle, Los An
geles hustled the playing in the ninth
inning today and won from Oakland. l
to 0. Score: p n n
Los Angeles ... - n
Oakland .... -
Batteries-Thorsen and Smith; Dank
and Mite --N
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coNkLiNe GETS SECOND.

New York, April 16.-Charles F. -Conk-
ling of the Chicago A. A. played off the tie
for second hOnOrs in the amateur billiard
tournament tonight; defeating J. Fern
and PoggeHburg of the Iiederkranz club,
New York, 400 10 227. Poggenburg now
takes third place
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JOHNSON ON ROAD.

! Chicago, April l6--Jack Johnson did :
. twelve miles Of road work today and I
: spent some time playing ball. until :
: rain inteTfered- The quick changes I
. in the weather prevent any really Sc :
: rsous work by the colored champion, :
\ as he wishes to avoid taking cold. =
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WESTON AT OLD HOME.

Fredonia, N Y, April 16.-Edward Pay
son Weston arrived here from Erie, Pa,
at Z o'clock tonight. Weston, who for
merly lived in Fredonia, was given a great
ovation by his former townsmen and was
pre- sented with a substantial purse. lie
win remain here over Sunday.
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MATTY IN BOX.

Boston, April 16-With Christy Mathew
son pitching at his best. New York broke
into the win column today by defeating
Boston in a light hitting game, to /.
The batting of the two pitchers was a
feature. Score; r. II. E.
New York Observation-Disclosures.
Boston .......... ...-.................1
Observation-Disclosures and Myers; White
and Graham.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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STAKE BASEBALL
LEAGUE SCHEDULE

NJ. s. Leaver, president, and Frank
Ostler. secretary. Of the salt Lake Stake
NJ I. A. Junior Baseball league have
issued the following schedule for the
league. The games viii be played
Thursday al D. m. as follows:
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STANFORD WINS.

= Palo Alto, Cal, April 16.-Stan- !
ford university won the annual in :
tereollegiate field meet from the !
University of California today by a )
score of Sc So to SO 2-5.
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American Association

At Minneapolis-Kansas City Z; Mime
apolis 2
AT Toledo-Indianapol 4; Toledo g.
AT misunderstanding 2; Columbus 5.
At st. Paul-Milwaukee Z; st. Paul Z.
Called end seventh; snow)
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SEALS PLAY BALL

Los Angeles. Cal, April 1e.-San
francisco played an errorless game to-
day and won it's second victory of the
present series from Vernon, to l. The
score: p n u
Vernon .
San Francisco < N n
Batteries-Hitt, Hasty and Hogan:
Stewart and Williams
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MeVEY BEATS STEWART.

Paris, April 16.-Sam McVey. the
American cOlored pugillst, tonight beat
JIM stewart, also an American heavy
weight. Stewart gave up in the sixtb
round.
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Chairman of committee on athletics for
city grade schools.
ment and scholarship shall be per-
nitted to represent their schools. The
principal of each school shall be the
sole judge of eligibility.
4. The principal of each school shall
furnish the athletic committee with
<ull and complete list of all players
in the competing teams of his school.
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woLKER BREAKS UP GAME.

New York. April 16.-New York won It's
first of the season today, beating Boston,
A to 2 before the steady pitching Of Frill,
left-hander. who was with Newark last
year Wolker, a former Boston player,
drove in the first run for New York and
broke a tie in the seventh by hitting for
the circuit.
score, r. H h
Boston ...........-....s....s.s'''
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Arellanes, Hall and Carrigan; Frill and
Sweeney.
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CITY GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUES
START SCHEDULES THIS WEEK

of he
o leagu is assure
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Rain Al ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, April 16.-Pittsburg- St Louis
game postponed: rain.