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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN
DEFEAT THE JUNIORS

Tho university freshmen beat the iu-
niors by score OF TO in match
gume on the Fort Douglas diamond Mon
day afternoon.
The lineup;
Juniors rs-BeveridEe. catcher; Larson.
pitcher: Taylor, first bnse; Nielsen, sec
ond base; Sneddon. third base. Allen.
shortstop: Evans. right field; Howells,
center field: Van Orden, left field
Frcs shmen-Sehastian. catcher; ".
Holmstead. pitcher; Young, first base;
RomnCy second base; Paul. third base
Bclnap. shortstop; \. Holmstesd. right
ileld Beers. center field; Shilhngs. left
field.
Following the iuuior-freshmen game the
seniors and sophomorcs tried hand at
a fiYc-mning game, with the result that
the seniors won from the "sophs' by a
score of . TO .. The line up:
Sophomores-Morrow. catcher; Sorer-
sen. pitcher; Hiorsfal. first base. John
son. second base; Wins. third base: Ban
ming shortstop: Howell. right field; Dean,
center field; Dobbs. left field
Seniors Walker, catcher; Keep. pitch
or; Morris. first base. Ogden, second base.
Dalton. third base: Lewis shortstop; Tan
ner. right field: Dyer, center field, Ro:
kelly, left field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03

NEW YORK. MAY Cutting his way
through Il mass OF 90 900 cheering people.
his white locks barred to the breeze and
his shuffling feet keeping time TO the
strains of the Star Spanglcd Banner" "
Edward Payson Weston today brought to
triumphant end his ocean to-occan
walk. He asCendcd the steps or the city
hall at $40 p. m.. completing the trans
continental journey Of aiS3 miles in
seventy walking days. a feat with
out parallel I'm the annals OF pedestrian
ism. On his seventy second birthday
Weston walked seventY-two miles.
The grzzled athlete was welcomed 10
mis- home city by Mayor Gaynor. who
presented him with a purse Of 800 hur-
rledly raised by n handful of his admir-
ers in the last hours OF his spectacular
walk. This and the applause OF thou
sands who have followed his tramp since
II began at Los Angeles. February l. is
all the reward that came TO the septua-
cena Tan after his months OF trudEinE
through heat and cold across the conti-
nent
No taint OF professionalism. no bargain
for the advertising OF this. that or the
other form Of footwear dims the glory
of tho old mans performance. lie has
received hundreds OF offers from vau6e-
Vile managers. but has declined TO ac-
cept any of them.
In the last stages OF his walk into
New York he was the object Of an ova-
ton such as has rarely been accorded 10
any Individual short of victorious ad
miral or n colonel OF n rough rider regi
mcnt. From Seventy second street down
Broadway from curb TO curb was black
with people. AT l6Sth street. opposite
the American League baseball park
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Old Athlete of Seventy-tu,. !,
Walks Across Contiro
Seventy-seven Dau.
JEFFR|ES B[C|I7
WORK N El|
Boxing Was Cut Ont n.
and Choynski wer, S|
to Go On. (

BEN LoMoyp. Cal ,,.'
started tine work at hi,
win win. a rush accomplishing p'a.
work before noon. He
r'ous lines Of outdoor slim. "'
,,1 onS'nessiike manner. shox,S. @
I''e IN every move. TbI,
noticeable in four round.
BOO Armstrong. Jefrls,
on on 'pe run most of the ,l,.
him quite a pummcllne s'' .~'
Jaos TO the neck In the ,s '.@
Moro boxing WAS aunn,'. ,r !.
afternoon session. Jetrrls, .''
would go a few round, ~
and Billy Papko. Wber" ",.h vi
put on the gloves. how.,.ne inc tir,
changed his mind Tho Th'st "
TO ChoyDski and panS ootirf.
went u, Tor a boat ride. 'lss.. ~.
wanted ,s to do mora, bvt 'snns. sda;.
am1nnt aa noun. Of work he m had '9as; =.
carrier carrier IN the day. ne was as ,lso;: 81;
overhead his blood ana o., 80 ann
~ feIt full OF gingsr ,hIs nlr'''
sSid SAL , Jehries: u lhInE / osu,s ~s
ing ] wired a friend .no "
ter I '1,,s wou1d 1adorning mi. that Il I'm
myself, II was ali & nM! %
out OF the gymnasI,,-n ,'u,a =
but J will be better IN .at Y
Jettries received mo'n>
his brother. Jack In s1an rhste
said lie would joinptb,' 'n'es U
OF next week. In reply ,Iss.,
70 come az soon as poss,h,s hsa', y
has helped Jim train for NJ,
snip battles and the ey.sh,~ ~ Z
nave his brother aroma
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POOL CHAMPION BEATS
EVERYTHING IN SIGHT

a large crowd OF pool fans we're pres-
ent at the Iang billiard hall Monday
evening to see the match game between
i. p. Iennlng and Mr. Alllston, the lat
ter losing the game by the score Of 125
TO 60.
The Pacific coast champion had bad
luck In getting started and Allison ran
So balls 10 .Henning's IL Henning then
picked up and ran out In hurry. Hen
ming Is the best pool player that has
ever played here. When he first ar
rived from Frisco and said he was the
champion, people thought that another
coast lemon had rolled into tho state,
but so far the local stars have been
made 10 look like noNiccs in match games.
il is no trick for HcnninC 10 ran from
twenty-five 10 fifty balls without missing
q. shot.
s. Owens will meet tine champion to-
night at $50.
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SCHEDULE OF ROWIys|
EVENTS is COlD|

NEW YORK NAV pr1
schedule Of rowing event, h. y
OF 1910 given out TODAY BIZ Il ~
Association OF Amate1- d,,.
Gates that the season ia n
best In recent years. Ird
dependence by the Pouvsl.'
siiy regatta and the YalesI,,r.
AZ New London. the lis7 a.
national championships al d.
August 1913: the Amsis,r h
philadelphia, May q, Inc ce.',
Rowing associations pas,ts =
H. July .. and the Southx,r'.
teur Rowing Association q 4
June 1917. Z
The officers OF the \. E.A 4
tention 20 the fac, that N, Z.
regattaS this year IS auarri
an enthusiastic follower of 4
might. IL ne wished. take 4
events from May u 10 Septs-*
yet have to travel only q 81
from point TO point.
The preliminary entries N
event OF the national chans.|
Washington in August. lie ~
oa red shells, include The ioasf1
Minnesota Detroit. New Yoi
club. two Philadelphia crsm
tomacs OF Washington. Brpc2
letiC club Of Boston, VAIN
three Canadian crews
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JOHNSON TELLS ADMIRERS
WHAT JEFF WILL GET

SAN FRANCISCO, May What
were the wild waves saying. Jack?'
asked one OF Champion Jack Johnson 6
trainers. as the black fighter came into
his new quarters from a long morning
walk on the ocean beach.
They reminded me-" said the fighter,
In his best oratorical manner. 'of the
thunders of applause that will sweep over
the Emeryville arena July when land
that restful blow on Jim Jeffries.'
Johnson so far has shunned the gym
naslum so far as putting in important
work. He is experimenting the work Of
Installing some of the apparatus. Today
he declared that he would not do any
real training before the end OF the week.
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0'BRIEN BEATS MIKE
SCHRECk TEN ROUNDS

LEXINGTON. May 2.-Philadelphia
Jack O'Briep clearly outpointed Mike
SchrecS OF Cincinnati in ten-rouud go
here tonight. although no decision was
given.
Schreck was several pounds over
weight. while Brien was In good condi-
tion. the men weighing in at l95 and l6I
pounds. respectively.
In the carly rounds Schreck forced the
lighting. but before the sixth round he
was getting much the worst OF il and
his left eye was badly swollen.
In the eighth round Schreck was Sroggy
but came back gamcly in the ninth. only
TO have his nose wallopad continually.
Schreck showed gameness in the last
round. which brought him applause.
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Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND. MAY 2-Followlng are en-
tries ror tomorrow's Emeryville races.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First race, six furlongs. seliinG-Royal
y, III. Saracinesca, ia: {. j. Cox, III:
Chas. Green, ia: Louis Strauber. 1903:
FL Paso. 1O9; Waner. log; Amethyst, l09
Beaumont lO9: Trocha. 1O7; Phillistana.
l07. "Herives. l04.
Second race, four furiougs. selling
Robert Hurst 107 Othale. 1o5: Abe Shp-
skey. lQ5. Wiltrude $, J03. Rita. los
Ravis. %; Mamie Woods. %: Dolly "
b. "a; Dlata Brana 9o: Emory Is, 9i;
Ahclla %. STANLEY 5. %.
Third race. mile and twenty yards. SELL
ng-Buckthorn 10S: TemsrEo. loo: Ar
sonaut, 10l, Beau Man. IOl; Miss Off
cious. 1922 Redeem. 81.
Fourth race. thirteen sixteeu,hs OF a
mile. purse-Chester krum. III: Lady
Elizabeth. l04. Lewiston. 102; Balrona.
100; Banorella, o..
Fifth race. mile and three-slxteenths.
seiiingZJ; r. LauGhrey, ia. Don En-
rique. 10a, AXIS Ar Ben los. .Morlingo
lo$; Copperfield. lo2; Steel 1Ol. Miss Mao
mi. 99: colbert. 81
Sixth race, futurity course. selling
st Francis. ia: Darlington. ia. Lord
of the Forest, III. Silver Stocking. ios
Father Stafford 10o. Xix. I02; LaPetIte
81; Lady PanchIta. ~
Apprentice allowance.
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G0LDFINN PROVES TO BE
A CLEVER PERFORMER

OAKLAND. Cal.. May 3.-Goldfinn
showed 10 be ono OF the clcveresr per
formers at Emeryhlle when she won tho
Pcralta handicap today, stepping six fur
longs in l:13 40. She closed favortc
and won from Spohn and Rey ITindoo.
Sir Barry was A surprise. winning IN a
drive from Swagscrlator.
First race. six furlongs, purse--Bit OF
Fortune. lO7 (Thomas), 3 20 ), won; Ar
thur Rouse. 10I (Coburnl. il 10 !. second
Eiodia g. 100 tCGllaghan). 25 TO J.: third.
Time. liza -. BraNtou. Jim Caffcrata.
New Capital. Silk and Dahlgren finished
as named.
=, Second race. six furlongs, selling
Gramercy, il8 (cottony. 10 to j, second
Ampcdo. 129 BoreD. 10 l, third Time.
l:it 40. Ben stone. Biskra. Gene Rus
sell. Woodland May Pink and Mime
docla finished as named,
Third race. fulurlty course. selling
Sir Barry. lo5 (Taylor) Il 10 1. won;
Swaggerlator lo4 t1'homas). : to ,. sec
2; third. Time. III: Rey III Toyar. Mat
lie Mack. Arthur Hyman. Netting. Paul
Clifford; Redondo, ElmdaIe. San Luca and
Chitetrlings finished as named.
andicap-Goldfinn 1o4 CCoburn), TO
5, won; spohn. l07 Cwilinms). TO ..
second; Roy Iindoo. 10 (Cavanaush). :
to l, third. Time l:l2 t-5, mclement,
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
sellinE--Kaiserhoff. IL CWilliams) to
.. won; j. c. Clcn. liz CBoreD. 20 to /.
second; Cadichon. 112 O<cderis). 7 to ..
third. Time. l:45 l-5. Sir John. Cobles-
kill. Bellsnicker. Lord Clinton. McNally
and Duchess OF Montcbello finished as
named.
Sixth race. futUrity course. selling
Billy Myer. III CKirschbaum). 10 To J.,
Won Il. NJ. Fry. III (Williams). Is TO /,
second; Ars, l09 oCoburn). to .. third.
Time. I'll ID. Burning Bush. Anna May.
Titus II. Tramotor. Creston Boy and
Gclico also ran.
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Racing Is Good.

LEXINGTON. May "A fast track
furnished good racing on the second day
OF Kentucky associations spring meet,
ing.
The summary:
First race, five and q half furlones-
Broadway Boy. straight sl5. won; Henry
Hu'chinson. place S4SS, second; Sligo
show 1910. third. Time. oS.
Second race, six furlonss--Prcmier
straight Sll3O, won; Chenualts place Sa.9O
second second; Emisrant. show $40
third, Time, :55 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs, sellinE-hier-
rick. straight IS 80 won: Alice George
place $3.50. second. Toison d'Or, show
$3.50, third. Time. t;14 1-5.
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards
w. A. Leach; straight 5000, won: Top
land. place 1926. second; Royal Report
show 1910. third. Time. 1:i0 Is
Firth race; four and a half furlongs,
rse-Attentive, straight $3.50. won;
Dale. show $3.50. third, Time. :54 As,
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth sell
lnG-.fohn r.. Mcmillan. straight sie so
won; Quasga. place S3,35. second; Earl OF
Richmond. show $3.50. third. Time,
1:fS As.
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Weston received the first concerted cheer
Of the morning, and his eyes sparRied
with appreciation. When the stop Tor
luncheon was made al the Ansonia hoteI
at Scvcnty-th third street, some 500 people
had assembled TO watch the doughty
old walker go by. When tho journey
was resumed at | o'clock the crowd had
grown TO nearly 5000. and the police were
powerless to clear way. a call Tor
reserves was sent IN. and with their ar
rival some <omblance OF order was es-
tahlished. When Forty-second street was
reached the escort OF police, though
become inadequate, for $1,000 persons
crowded into Times square 10 cheer the
walker on.
As he finally turned into City Hall
park black with thousands. Weston was
Yslbly moved and II was with diff
Guilty that he found voice To thank the
mayor for his words OF greeting
''T wanted TO show to the Youngsters
what an old athlete OF 72 wears could
do" he said. Their, from the steps of
the city hall. he thanked the crowd for
its welcome and expressed himself well
repaid by their cheers. for oil his eXer-
tions.
Later. In the mayors private Office, he
was presented with q gold championship
belt by President p. #. Powers OF the
Eastern Baseball league. II Is the ia
NOUS siX-day go-as you please belt won
by Dlneen and Cavanagh in 1902 and 1908
respectively.
From YonlSers down, Weston WAS ac-
companied by his daughter. Mrs Anna
Hagan OF New York, and by number
OF his former Tnessmstes Of company B
of the Seventh regiment
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Auueduct Race Results.

AQUWDUCT. May Race results:
First race. mile and sixteenth-Tony
Bonere ] 10 3. won: Silver Knight, 10
i. second; Nadzu. 10 to ], third. Time,
l;<G 3-5.
Second race. one mile-Polls, even.
won; Zienap. 10 D. second; Facada, 10
10 L. third. Time, 1;3S.
Third race. hve furlongs-kormak. .
10 .. won Carbineer. to 5. second; Gold
en-. IL TO 3. third. Time, l:Ol 1-5,
Fourth raos. six furlonGs-rhe Turk,
! TO 2, Won, Grasmere. TO I. second :
Everett. to J. third Time. LIP 40.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-
second; Bryce. II TO o, third Time, 1:2l,
sixth race, four and a hald furlongs-
Pluvious, 15 10 20. won: Star O'Ryan. 4
to I. second; Danger Mark. l3 TO 0, third.
Time, "a 1-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
WALTER CAMP SATISlI
WITH F00TBAIL'

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Mar
Camp Is back AT Yale from q
or the boosball code buildsr
delphia He expresses hiMs[
fled that the rules Thicb Y
agreed on will make the Sars
Camp stated that nc belleysi
rules committee acted vtssg !
The distance 10 be gained el7c
case the clause Is passed poci
team from pulling It's backs
line. Much of tine danger
ploymeut Of Ihe forward pas q
he said. by the requiremea'
the throweT 10 stand hrts
the rush line. He feels cetn
elimination at the flying uas
other changes remove mos @ I
OF accident.
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President Attends Came.

P1TTSBUEG. May President Taft,
Secretary Knox and Count Won Berns-
torff, the German emba ssador, were
guests Of the Pittsburg club at Forbes
field today al game In which tine
worlds champions defeated Chicago .
TO 2.
The distinguished guests kept their
eyes always on the ball and hardly
passed a remark during the game. That
they were quick 10 the fine points
was evident by the fact they were the
first 10 applaud brilliant play. Wagner.
who is said to be the presidents favorite.
made brilliant showing scoring Two
runs. making a two-bagger and a dou
bic play.
Before the game the president wrote
his best wishes and signatures on two
bssebslls and presented them TO Wagner
and Manager Clarke OF the Pittsburg
club. Ri H..
Ptttsburg .....................5 q
tnlCaso ..'... ...'- .:.'...... - ~
administrations. Lelfleld and Gibson
Mcintyre. Pfelffer and Needham. Um-
pires-O' Day and Brennan.
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NATIONAL
Game Is Farce.

CINCINNATI o.. MAY THE ST.
farce Because IL was q postponed con
lest. no arrangements had been made
for umplring. and Managers BIesnahan
and Griffith selected James NcCilnnlS.
did not please Bresnahan. and. after glY-
ing notice that he would protest me
game. the 81. Louis manager switched
his pla yerg into all sorts OF unaccustomed
positions. .,
President Hermann or the Cincinnati
club at once sent message 10 Hresl-
dent Lynch OF the National league prp-
testing Bresnahan's actions. X II Il:
St Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ !.
Cincinnati s.........s 49,. '.r' !" .
Batteries-Corridon. konetchN. y nara,
Riegcr and Phelps. Kelly and Br&sIahani ,
Rowan, Clarke and Mclean.
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POOL ROOM OPERATOR
is SENT TO PRISON

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. May 2-without
giving any hint Of his intention before
court convened, Frank McSherry one Of
the fen men indicted for grand larceny
through the operation OF fake pool
room in Sausiiito. changed his plea to-
day from not guilty 10 guilty He was
Immediately sentenced 10 serve one year
in San Quentin penitentiary and Will be
taken TO the prison tomorrow.
McShcrry is one OF the men indicted
with Joseph Abbott, whose statements
before the grand jury led to the indict-
mcnt OF Harry p. Flanncry. president OF
the police commission OF San Francisco.
Flannery's arraignment Is set for to-
morrow.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Al st. Joseph-Lincoin-S Joseph game
postponed; wet grounds.
At omalla-Omaha-T Topeka game post
poned; wet grounds
At Sioux City-Sioux City-Denver game
postponed; rain
At Wichita--Des Moines- Wichita game
postponed; wet grounds.
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Sharkey Building Castles.

NEW YORK, May Tom Sharkev to-
hIsht announced in all seriousness that
Jeftries- johnson fight
Neither OF the big fellows has any-
thing on me- he said.
Inc occasion WAS benefit at the Fair
mount Athletic club to Young CIorbett
The amount realized was about s45OO
bangford. ketchel and other stars an
peared. James j. Corbett in a speech an
nounced he would leave New York Nav
10 10 assist In training Jeffrles
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Ono Sided Contest.

The Auerbachs defeated the Utah Inn
plements In a match game Monday after
noon on the Eighteenth ward square by
the score of 20 to ,. II was too much
one sided 10 ne interesting. The lineup
OF The winners was: Salmon, catcher;
lawson. pitcher; Gum. first base, Sum
merhayes, second base; johnson, third
Lucas, shortstop: Hall. left field; Skid
more. center field; Cotton, right field.
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Y0KEL PITCHING HAY
TRAINING FOR WRESTLERS

Manager Ueagren OF the Salt Palace
bicycle track received Il letter from Mike
Yokel, who In in Idaho. yokel saws that
he ~ working on his farm and expects
to put In MI summer pitching hay. ETC.
and will return here ready to go on with
any wrestler in the world OF his weight
HeaSren also wired transportation TO
Ray Duer. who will come here to race on
the Salt Palace track the coming sea-
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Shilling Can Ride.

AQUEDUCT, May Hockey Carroll
Shilling, whose application for a jockeys s
license was held up by the Jockey club,
WAS notified at the Aqueduct track to-
day that he could now accept mounts He
ls under contract TO ride for Sam Hil-
droth,
The feature OF the card was the Will
liausbAIrR stakes. which resulted in an
easy victory for the favorite, The Turk.
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Alabama Primaries,

;IMoNIGOMERY. Ala. Nav e.-T;no,e-
E etaI returns indicate Emmett a. o'SesI
W Wsrc riorenSe ner0; and r. z. Thomas OF Enfaia
stection today by the Democrats Of hia
nnr na,'n Tor governor and lieutenant cover
bead btea, reSpec,lvely. p and that John II. hank
senator. Definite returns MAJ Tot 'S.dtes
ceived until tomorrow. '' ho- oe re-
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Crews Are Hssdx'

MADISON. Wis. MAY -,
Dared crew OF the Cnlsea
State OF Washington VIII ~
Tor eight OF the University
on Lake MENDOZA here JuDs
4 letter TO tha. effect ~
ceived from ;he wesierner
son Varsity eight this y,'l
pounds heavier than that o. !
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BIG PRIZES OFFERED
FOR AERIAL COMPETITION

PARIS. May 2,-The new prizes for
aerial feats were announced at lunch
con given today in honor OF Louis Paul
han, the French aeronaut, who won $50
900 by flying from London TO Man
chester. The combined value OF the two
latest prizes is $4,000 One Is for 2
flight from Paris to London and the
other for an aerial trip IN England. tho
conditions OF the latter competition re-
manning to be determined
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STONE STILL MANAGER
Of ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK. May l.-At n r,cot;n- ~
Inc Inc board of directors OF the Associated
uresS to6ay at the Offices of the associe~
~ r,on IN this city. there were present Vice
TieSident Johnston and MacI ennan and
GgueSiors Noyes, Oches. Rldder. Scott
Nyeisol' Mclean. Barr. Knapp, Clark. Nc
oiaIcS' S' kapier and Weiss. BY an unsni
Melville Il Stone was reapnointsd go
ein, eis,a manager and Charles S Dlehl as
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sorensen Makes Long HIT.

The Park street nine defeated the Muir
ray Juniors this afternoon by score
Of to or the Park street diamond
The Park boys made four OF their five
runs In the seventh inning. when, with
three men on bases. SoreDsen knocked
a home run,
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Buzukos After Match

Peter Buzukos. the Greek lightweight
champion. announces that he is willing
10 wrestlc any one his wcight-135 pounds
for a side bet OF $1,000 His manager,
Tom Politz, Is confident that the Young
Greek can throw any grappler in the
COuntry.
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Pitchers in Dem and

BOSTON. May Each team used
three pitchers in the exciting game Phil
adcIphia won from Boston today 10 g
Boston tied the score IN the FIRST inning.
when Moran stole home. In the second
Collins hit 4 home run with the bases
full r. II. II.
Boston ................S is 2
Philadelphia ........ ..,....n..,.9 II !
Ratteries-Brown. Nattern. Froc6 and
Graham. McQuiIlan Moron. Moore and
Doom. Umpires-Johnstone and Moran.
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Defender GALLONS in Front

PARIS May I'm the racing AT ST.
Cloud today the Prix de la Passerelle Of
furlongs. was won by w. X. Nanderbilt's S
Defender. peiropolis III owned by J. F..
Widener ran third in the PriX dies Peup-
Ieurs Of $500. for three year -olds, dig
lance seven fnrlongs.
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WHITE STARS DEFEAT
EUREKA SOCCER TEAM

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. May Park CITY White
Stars defeated the Eureka team IN a
match game here on the local grounds
yesterday. the score resulting 2 10 ] in
a match soccer game.
The White Stars will moot the Fort
Douglas tenn next Saturday in a con-
test for the Dnynes cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
Near-No-Hit Game,

BROOKLYN. May 2-Mathewson got a
ncar-no-hit game today n scratch by
McElvcn in the eighth inning spelling
an otherwise clean pitching record. Dew
lin made :. one -harded stop OF the bal.
but threw low wnilc IN his balance and
a HIT was scored New York won, 6 10 o..
r. H. -,
>-ey Work Observation-Disclosures. 6 4
Gr Inhi!u ....-........ ....,. ~ :"
Batteries-Hsthewsou Meyers ana
Wilson: Scanion and Bergen. Umpires-
Riclcr and Emslic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
Young Mccarthy Buried.

San FRANCISCO. MAY 2.-Thc funeral
died from fractured skull received Fri
day night In a bout with Owen Moran.
was held today from the home or his par
ents,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
Fowler Is Star

The Lake Strcetere wcra d.feoto5 49,.
me NewsboyS team Monday afternoon nv
the score Of TO 0 at Liberty park. Rov-
Ter pitched a good game