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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-17
BIC ENTRY LIST IS
ASSURED FOR RACES
Manager Dwyer Arrives From
Pacific Coast to Take Charge
Of Track. >

Richard Dwycr. better known as Dick
manager OF tho Buena Vista race track
arrived Monday afternoon from Emery
vile, where he has been official starter
for the past six months at one Of the
longest race meetings in the history Of
the turf
Dwyer is here TO take charge Of the
forty dnys meeting scheduled at Buena
Vista. with the opening date June g.
Dwyer said that he had secured all the
best horses at Emeryville for the meet
ing here, and. with sufficient stable room
could have secured every horse in Call
fornia. As IL is there will be over 1900
gallopers shipped here. and arrangements
are now being made with the Utah State
Fair association for stable room at the
fair grounds Five hundred additional
stalls have been built at Buene Vista
but this number. with those built last
year. proves insufficient for the demand
Manager Dwyer said that many of the
prominent horsemcn and horse-lovers Of
California will come here for the sum-
mcr, and he believes the racing will be
such as 10 warrant the support OF the
people.
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EmerYYille Entries.

OAKLAND. Cal. May 16.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow's Emeryvile
races Weather fine; track fast.
First race. nine c-siXtecnths OF a mile
purse-RaVla, 109: Abclls. 100; Ed Levap
l07, wabau, 104. RaSelstonia. l01. Bessie
G.. lO4; Sir Bon, 104; Osaudene, 10i: West
Point. 100: Mime. o.; Fontello. 81
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Royal
y. ia; Pretension. III; Charles Green
III: FL Paso. l09, Dovalta, 100; Wapcr.
i09. Trocha. 10T. Aunt KIT. l07; Phills-
tina 1O7; Colbert, LOG; I.ilium. 95; La Pc
tite. 90.
Third race. one mile sclling-~Edwin r.
Fryer. 1O7: Beau Man, lo5: Round and
Round. lo5: Miss OfAeious, 1o2; "Mcr-
lingo, az: Meltondale. 9s: Recon. 90; Ban
orella a5; Eddie Graney, ~.
Fourth race, thirteen stXtccpths or a
mile. purse-Chester Krum. l15; Copper
town. 10G; Daddy Clip. Jog: Miles. 1O5
Balronia IOi: Lewiston. 1o2; Bit OF For
tune 90: Kid North 81.
Fifth race. six furlonss. sclling-Fa =
ther Downey. III: My Pal III Hector.
III. Coriei. 1903; Lookout. l09. Louis
Streuber, l09, Lovely Mary, 100 Schmoos
cr. l09; Jim Hanna, %. Ssalomy Jane.
l02: Circo. 9S: Tom O'Malley, 9S
Sixth race. futurity course. sellng-Si-
yer Stocking. 109: DAreineton 109: Mar
burg l0T: Rosamo. lOi: NovGorod lO4:
Lady Panchita. %: Glennadean, %.
Apprentice allowance.
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SMITHS0N WILL TRY
TO THROW PETE BUZUk0S

Peter BuzukoS returned from Rock
Springs. Wyo where he met Young Nc
LauGhlin in a wrestling match, which he
won I'm ) 90 and 100, respectively.
Immediately upon his arrival Buzullos
signed articles with AL Smithson. the
Texas champion, who agrees TO throw
BuZukos three times in the hour. The
match is to held at Murray Friday night.
Buzullos is anxious 10 wrestle Mike
Yolel and saws he will meet the NJ.
G. A. and welterwetght champion AZ las
pounds for q side bet OF $3.50. which
money is said 70 have been posted by
both men binding a prospective match
iSuZulios said Yoke refused 20 make
weight for him. but agrees TO throw Bu-
zukos three times in the hour. at catch
weights
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Results at Belmont.

BELMONT PAEK May lG.-Tolay'
results al Belmont Park
First race. four and one half furlongs
-Naushon. 4 10 l. won. Frank Mulons
TO 3 second: Lochiel. u 10 ). third
Time. - seconds.
Second race. ono mie-Candlebsrr rry, ]
to I, won: Oghwaga. 20 TO ]. second; Ash
we'll, 10 TO ]. third Time. 1:i2.
Third race four furlonGs straight
Onager. IL to 10. won, Danger Mark. Z
to 1, second; Judge Monck 10 /, third
Time. ~ seconds
Fourth race tho New Rochelle handi-
cap. six acknowledgements. 6 TO /. won;
Prince Gal. Z TO >. second; Beaucoup,
to l. third. Time. 1912.
Fifth race. the New York steeplecha Sc
about two and one-quarter miles-Asent
Q to 10. won: Thistledale, . TO l. second
Ross Fenton. TO third. Time, Ass.
eley. to 9. won. Bonnie Kelso. j. Ia 10
second; Imtator, % TO l. third. Time
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SALT LAKE CENSUS WORK
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED

Hugh A. McMillin, supervisor OF the
census for Utah. left Monday for trip
10 Sanpete county. where he goes 70
look after some OF the details in conneC-
tion with the enumeration OF farms and
population in that section
The work In the city hns been com
pletcd. so far as direct enumera ton is
concerned. but the office Will still re-
ceive additional schedules giving data OF
persons who have been missed
1t is expected that, in most OF the
districts throughout the state. the cen
sus viii he complete by May 25. the date
fixed by the director. but in some sec
lions more time will he required In one
district in Box Elder county the census
enumerator became i'll and several pre-
clous days were lost. 4 man was sent
from Salt Lake To take up the sick mans
work. bur lac has barely started.
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TROUBLES OF SCOTT AN
BUGGENH0UDT REACH [

The troubles between Rene "
eenhoudt. secretary. and AleXa
Scott, president. of The Scott Mil
pany will he aired in court. "
genhoudt filed an action In the
court Monday against Scott TO
$4,000 damages for Injuries alleged
been received by him Novembel
in an assault committed by Scol
office of the company in the n
block. and also for expenses he.
To in employing detective 10 q
against any future attacks from
Ii is alleged that Scott, witt
provocation, assaulted Van Bugs
Knocked him down. cutting and
his head and face. and then foho
into another house, threatening
him, asserting that the United 81
not large enougn 10 prevent n
getting him
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THREE JOCKEYS SUSPENDED
By THE TRACK STEWARDS

| OAKLAND. May 16.-FavoyItes Jared
poorly at Emeryviile today there being a
number OF upsets. Arthur Hyman was
one OF the surprises lie closed fast and
got up in time 10 beat Swagerator a
neck Finaucier was heavily supported
and was In front the last quarter. but
his leg troubled him and he was beaten
Jockeys Bevan. Jarrett and Denny.
were suspended by the stewards the first
named two for misbehaving OF the track
and Denny FOR failures TO keep engage
ments:
Summary:
First race. six furongs. selling-Can-
Roberts, lO5 (selden). is to ), second
Doweress. IS (CaIlashan), 9 to ]. third,
Time, l14 Ia. Arthur Rouse. DirectelIo,
New Capital. EIodin b., Zinkand, Or
monde Cunningham finished as named.
Second race, futurty course, selling
Arthur Lyman. 100 (Cotton). II TO j.
won; SwaSerlstor, 1o6 (Cavaraughl, to
third Time. 1910 4-5. Ameythst Elm
dale. Wistaria and Netting finished as
named.
Third race. tuturity course. selling
Salvage. III DENNY. 8 to l, second I.
Time, 1907 20. Sainest, Captain Burnett,
Burning Bush, La DeXtra and Creston
Boy finished as named.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards.
sclling-Aks-Ar-B lO7 tCotton), : 10 !.
won; Financier, ll5 (Meutry). 10 5, sec
Ond Ben Stone. l12 Loeds). 10 10 /.
third. Time, l:t4. Odd Rose, kaiserhoff.
French Cook and Coppers finished as
named.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Siscus.
III (Coburn). q 10 5 won; Minnedocia
l01 (1ohnson). 70 l. second; Father
Stafford. 129 Lceds). to .. third Time.
l:l:. Mlpitas. Melton Cloth and Alder
Gulch finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Moss-
back. l2I CTaylorl. 20 10 /. won Wood =
lander. ll9 (Mentry), l3 TO 10. second I.
Combury, 121 Ueeds), l3 10 1. third.
Time. ia 7-5. Hancock, Cobblesldll.
Hazeline. Ampedo. Camera. Biased, Re
donAo. EanladN and Jilletl also ran.
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Special Course Starts

The special teachers course OF summer
school began at the university Monday
morning. TwenJy-pine registered for
special work. This is sufficient evidence
that the regular summer school term will
be equally as well attended this year as
II was last The courses offered for ten
weeks arc algebra. arithmetic. art bot
any civil government, history OF educa-
tion, elementary English rhetoric and
composition. ltters ture. geography. meth
DDS and pedagogy, physiology and psyCh-
0logy, The courses begun Monday morn
course beginning June l5. and is especial
lE designed for young teachers who desire
10 gain a greater college education, but
who are not able TO spend the winter
months in school.
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CHANCE FINED FOR
D|SGRAC|NC GAME
National Commission Will Not
Tolerate HippOdrome on the
Diamond.

CINCINNATI, -, May l6.-Presidont
Tafrs recent uttcrancc that baseball is
"a clean. straight game" is quoted I'm the
official PRONUNCIATION by the National
commission today In It's decision ming
Manager Chance OF the Chicago Nationals
nnd Players Tinker and Holman Tor
:owdyism at Columbus April 10. The
commission condemned Chances action in
switching his players, saying:
There was never case in which a
manager intent on winning a game and
giving spectators n square deal ever as
signed pitchers to iufield duty and a
catcher To pitch.
The claim OF the Houston CTex) Base
bal! club against the Brooitlyn manage
ment for $1,000 for Player Blakeley was
allowed.
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ZBYSZK0 THROWS ROLLER
IN TWO STRAIGHT FALLS

BUFFALO. n y. May 6.-Stauislaus
Zbyszko. the Polish wrestler. tonight de =
feated Dr.. Roller of Seattle in a finish
match Rollers left shoulder was badly
wreuched when the Pole slammed him
10 the mat for the first fall
IT was announced that DR.. Roller was
returning TO the ring for the second bout
against the advice Of his seconds. and
when lie reappeared IL was seen that his
left arm hung helpless by his side.
Zbyszko quickly got behind his man and
when he began working upon tho in =
jured arm DR.. Rollers seconds threw up
the sponge. Tho time for the first fall
vas 10, and for the second. 40.
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WILL AROUSE NATION
AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTING

NEW YORK May 16.-The Rev. John
Willis Baer of Occidental college. Los An
geles, is IN New York. delegated by the
San Francisco Church federation and
other organizations 10 arouse public senti-
nent. especially in The churches against
the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight at Emery
Vile. Cal. July 4. DR.. Baer who was
at one time secretary OF the Presbyterian
board Of home missions in this city. will
attend the one hundred and twenty-first
general assembly OF the Presbyterian
church. which opens in Atlantic CITY next
Tuesday. There he hopes to start a
nation wide movement against the fight
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Sensational Swatting.

BOSTON. May le.-Hard hitting gave
Boston a II 10 victory over Detroit to-
day. With two out. Boston made six
hits in succession IN the first Inning. and
in the second inning Lord led Off with
three-base hit and Stahl and Speaker
followed with a tpo-base hit and home
run Score; r. II. Il.
Detroit ................,.. /
Boston .-.,-.o..-.. IL 10
Batteries-Pernou, Stroud. Donovan
and Stnnage, Becleendorfr, KarEer and
Carrigan. Umpires-E;Vans and Egan.
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INJURED MECHANICIAN
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

NEW YORK, May 16.-Jack Tower the
n1echanicinn who was seriously injured
at the Brighton Beach twenty four hour
automobile race early Saturday morning,
VIII probably recover. according to an
announcement from the hospital surgeons
today. 1te suffered a fractured leg and
internal injuries.
The financial success or the race has
resulted In the announcement Of an
other twice around the clock contest this
month. IT, is estimated that over 90 900
paid for admission during the race. Fully
5000 motor cars were packed inside the
grounds.
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PemprnkeS
Announces Aerial Trust.

According TO a circular letter sent out
from New York by Thomas =. llill. ihe
Wright Exhibition COMPANY which is
alleged TO be a Gigantic 9irship trust
Will shortly call upon the people IN every
city TO contribute TO 4 2'hertl fund 10
bring European aT:AIOrs To this country
and 10 help pay expenses OF the proposed
International aviation contest 10 ne held
on Long Island the coming summer. The
letter goes on TO state that several cities
have offered more money for The big
meet. but while the weather tonditioHs
near New York are sucn tnaJ it is hardly
possible to fly with safety, stand no op-
portunity OF securing 4 look ins
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PROPERTY In DEMAND
TO THE NORTH

There is al present considerap
ing activity in the vicinity or re
nue. and G. streets. where the n
coin school is to be built. From
Lake Security and Trust compau
reported Monday that there IS
msud for property In that locR
the last few months nearly Dit
have been erected in the vicinif,
Salt Lake Security and Trust
practically all Of which have bee
There are now eight new hous
course of construction. The ne1
Is greatly interesting the residenIi'
north bench and will add greatf
yalI,> of property in that locantl
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Lawn Tennis Tourney.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-RapId progress
marked the day OF the cup tournament
under the direction OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis association on The
courts OF the Harlem Tennis club to-
day The field OF nfty-lwo was reduced
10 fifteen. Among those eliminated was
tho Californian. Carleton r. Gardner,
who spralned his ankle Sunday.
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.JEFFRIES is SATISFIED
WITH REFEREE SELECTION

BEN LOMOND. Cal. May 1s--When
word wae received at the Jeffries train
ing camp that Tex Rickard had been
chosen TO act as referee OF Inc heayy-
weight championship fight at Emcryville
JeffrieE said:
III the report that Rickaro has been
chosen as the third man Is true, that
suits me- All / want 10 see is some good
square fellow who knows something
about the game I'm charge Of affairs.
know that Rickard viii give me an even
break and that is all ] have ever asked
7 am glad that the matter has been set
,Ied so ouickly''
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JOHNSON TAKES EVERY
PRECAUTI0N IN TRAINING

PITTSBURG May 16.-Jack johnson
has sent 10 Pittsburg for his old friend
Frank Sutton. ooored hotel owner. 10
go 10 California and there take charge
OF all food and drink which will be con-
sumed by him until the time he steps into
the ring. july. 4. Sutton expects to leave
Pittsburg tonight.
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Three-Cushion Game.

NEW YORK, May l6.-~m the o9cuing
game of the three cushion caron billiard
tournament for the championship OF tho
world tonight Alfred Dc oro won from
Thomas Tneston. the champion. by a
score OF so TO ii in J6 innings. De Oro's
high run was six and Iiucston's five.
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Glass Jaw" Willie Is d
to Stand the Boxins
liame Gaf.
MICK SULLIVAN BREAl
RECORD BY WIN
Kid Texas Takes a Nan 4
Glove to Cut the Con
test Short.

The negroes all hoisted their
half-mast In "darkytown" when
came generally known that three
of the dusky race took the coun
Manhattan Athletic club Monda'
IL WAS strictly a white man's''
and while there WAS nothing 81
exhibition. the boxers created N
thusiasm among tho onlooIsers Z
best vaudeville in the country "a,
Louis While, brother Of Wear,
was initiated in the ring game a
a little more experience, will he
make good. lie was matcht
Mickie sullivan. the latter yinnir
fourth round
"Three cheers for MCKEE: He
Il Bsht," yelled the crowd.
The feature OF the contest was
desire TO stop in the frat and
rounds. when Willie struck a II
Referee Bean thought no dam
( been done, and after giving Mlcl;
seconds rest allowed The bout 4
Mickie's Irish was up In a mil
NE sailed right into Willie, with
( suit that the coiored boy lost Z
dence in himself
Tierney ALI In.
Jack Tierney made a poor SHOW
Eddi. Johnson. the latter winnfrl
second round by the count rouf
men were warned never 10 enter
again without first having secure'
, cut. Referee Bean suggested to
that they braid their bangs II the
like 10 cut them off.
Kid Cyclone Mccoy Lefty ma
work OF Kid Texas from the u
; state, who took the count at th
fifteen seconds OF boxing Tex
I he went down. placed his glove ,
/ head and with one eve on thf
. and the other half closed, lost
. like an old timer
Tommy Sullivan made Wear
I travel over high road. Willie
/ good showing the FIRST round, ar
a sure winner. but Sullivan {
with Willie's glass" jaw in III
round and the bell found the col
hanging on to save himself; bu
third round NE took the count
/ ing down twice. Sulliyan's
jumped into the ring while the r
I boxing. which gave Referee Z
right to award tho bout to WiIlie
the circumstance Sullivan was
cred Il lucky winer.
/ Kid Mcfarland. colored. no re
Packcy Mcfarland. dij not liis'
four rounds, and. getting that u
Ing, qui, in the second. McFarla
a good start. but Logan pressed
I closely. and the last .'darkyto,
lost his title. Logan made swi
I missed Mcfarland by two feet,
/ air current resulting from th
! caused tho "kld's" COLLAPSE.
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Eleven Victories.

PHILADELPHIA. May 16.-Philadel-
phia won from Chicago today. 10 1.
home team Knocked Smith Off the rub
Der IN FIVE innings. while Coombs held
Chicago so Il single and a triple. r, II. L.
Chicago ...... ...--. ...........l 4
Philadelphia ...... .............. 10 l
Batteries-Smith. Lang and Payne
Coombs and Lapp.
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Rasllta at st. Cloud.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Prix Flying Fox
Of $4,000 distance one and onc-half miles,
was run at st. Cloud today and won by
". K. Vanderbilt's Ripolin.
The Prtx Du Prntemps Of $1,000 one
mile and seven furlongs. was won by
Frank J Gould's Justinien.
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Close Hitting Contest,

CINCINNATI. May 16.--Cincinnati do
feated Brooklyn here today In close
game. TO .. Both Fromme and Scan
Ion were wild. Score: r. n. 10.
Cincinnati o.. .......,..... Z o
Batterics-Scaulon. Bell and Erkine
Fromme. Gaspar and Mclean. Umpres
-RiEler and Emsie.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE

Los ANGELES Cal, May 15.-Port-
land won again today from the Angels,
taking the final game OF the series, s
to 4. Score. r. n F..
! sDS AN5EltS
Portland .............., II
Betterles-Criger. Delhi, Smith; Sea-
ton Knapp. Flshcr.
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ATlONAl
Colo WeaEens.

CHICAGO. May l6.-Chicaso defeated
Boston. to 8. in the final game OF the
series today. Cole held Boston TO one
hit in the first seven innings, but weak
ened near the end. r. n. L.
Chicago ..ss Observation-Disclosures. z
BOSOM y =
Batteries-Cole and Archer; Parsons,
Brown and Graham, Rardan.
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MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Association

AZ Minneapolis 4: Mime
apolis. 9.
At tMilwaukee-Toledo. s: Milwaukee, 4.
AT olumbus-Columbus A. Kansas
City. / (called end NTH inning; rainl.
At St. Paul-Indianapolis. 9; st, Paul, 0.
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Juniors Beat Sophs.

The university juniors defcatel the
sophomores I'm a match game of brseblll
on the Fort Douglas diamond Monday
afternoon by score - 20 .. III"
juniors played all around the 'sophs.
The feature OF tie game was home
run by Wins In .he sixth inning.
The lineup.
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State Fish and Game Commissioners
have returned from Papguitch lake, and
Chambers says that the new hatchery
will be ready for use Wednesday. The
picture herewith shows Chambers and
Madsen standing on the site of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-17
WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ Sioux City-Sioux City, {: Denver
(callcd in eighth: RAIN.
Des Moines- Topeka postponed; rain.
OmahaS Joseph postponed: rain,
Lincoln Wichita postponed, rain.
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Pitchers Battle.

NEW YORK. May 16.-New York de-
feeted st. Louis today 5 TO 3. Ford out
pitched Lake and the locals ran bases
at Will on Kiliter in the third and fourth
innings. Score: r, II. r.
St Louis .......s............3
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 ,
Batteries-Lake and Kinifer; Lord and
Sweeney.
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Eighth Inning Rally.

PITTSBURG, May 16.-An eighth in
ming rally saved P!ttsburg another defeat
by Philadelphia and nettod a local vic
tory. 10 (. r, II. f.
Pittsburg =. Observation-Disclosures, IL l
d.. Observation-Disclosures.
BattcrIes-Leever, LeiAeld, White and
Gibson. Shelter. Humphreys and Doom.
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PANGUITcH FISH HATCHERY SITE.

new hatchery, and the water seen to
the back of them is Blue Spring
lake. This wafer has a mean tempera
ture of IA degrees, winter and summer.
and after being piped into the fish
which temperature is said TO be the
best for trout hatching purposes. The
hatchery is to the right Of where the
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Unconditional Releases.

KANSAS CITY, May l6.--Mansger Shay
OF the local team of tho American asso-
citation yesterday uncopdftloually released
Pitchers Patrick Tlaherty and Gus
Dorner,
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Sophornore
Smelters Defeat Pembrokes.

The United States Smclters checked
the winning streak cf the Pembrokes on
Monday in a match game played on
Walker field. the Shelters winning v
the score Of 90 .. The teams played
a fast game. the contest resulting in n
pitchers battle two-thirds Of the wav.
The lineup:
l. : & pe-nbrDkrS
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Reisling Effective,

WASHINGTON. May l6.-WashinEtou
defeated Cleveland today, , TO ]. Reis-
ling was effective with men on bases.
while Falkenberg weakened Mt critical
times. Score: X. II. <.
Washington =. ...s,....3 2
SltNtEluu "
misunderstanding and Street; Falk
enberg. Mitchell and Clarke.
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-Four Straight.

ST. LOUIS, May l6.-By taking this
afternoons game, TO 2. ST. Louis won
four games straight from New York.
Wiltse was easy, while Willis was eff
fective, except in one inning, Score:
II. II. E.
81 LOUIS q
New York Observation-Disclosures.
Batrerics-Wiliis and Phelps. Witse
and Myers. Umpires-ODay and Bren-
nan.