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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
p0puIar Former Football Coach
VIII Pilot Utah Baseball
League for 1910.
MAYOR PHIL BENTZ OF
MURRAY VICE-PRESiDENT
Ogden, Salt Lake, Murray and
0ccidentads Will Play for
Championship.

yrTefcars for the Utah state Baseball
league were elected Thursday night at a
meeting OF tho representatives or the
ogden. Salt Lake. Murray and Occidental
baseball teams IN the Judge building.
John f. Toein was re- elected president OF
the league, Mayor Phil Bentz of Murray,
vice president; w. z. Sanderson OF Os-
den, secretary; Rodney T. Badger. treas
urcr.
j. Frank Gimlin represented the Og-
den team, C w Miller the Murray team
and Harry Good and John +. Tobin the
Salt Lake teams.
President Tobln announced that Salt
Lake would be ready With its forfeit
money before the close of the week, and
the teams agreed TO post $1,000 each Tor
a sinking fund ana guarantee To play
out The season OF 1910. The teams Wnlch
VIII be represented In the Utah league
arc Salt Lake. Occidental, Murray and
ogden. Each team agrees TO abide by Il
limited salary list and efforts VIII be
made 10 secure the otst material Tor the
money there j. in the country.
n was decided % open The baseball
season Nav %. Gimlin. Good and Miller
were appointed committee OF three 70
draft a schedule Of games and 10 report
AT the league meeting next Friday night
Manager Good Will take the Salt Lake
team 10 ogden Sunday fcr preliminary
game with the Ogden team. Both Gimlin
of thei~ men and believe this VIII be
tho best wav TO get around IL.
Murray and the Credentials VIII play
Saturday and Sunday on the Walker field
and as both teams arc now in pretty
good shape the fans viii he given rare
treat
President TObiu announced that the
Salt Lake team would not rattle off an
automobile 10 raise money for the team.
he said that after paying for the auto
very little would be left and there was
too much work attached 10 the rattle for
the little money that could he made,
\ partial list OF the contributors 10 the
baseball fund was announced Thursday
night as follows
Mr.. Kirby. John Crjtchlow. Bob Nicol,
Frank Gawan, a. II. Crabbe. W. j. Halo
ran. Western Arms & Sporting Goods com
pany. Salt Lake Hardware company. w.
2. Lake. Pembroke stationery. Hum
pEyies Real Estate company George Nor
gan. Harry Shipler. Dan owen. w. Y.
OstIcr. a. Il. Shmmins, Ca4laway Hoock
and Francis.
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JACK JOHNSON WILL
APPEAR IN COURT
Fitzpatrick Wants Back Pay:
Champion Looks the Picture
of Fine Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s.-After the
boxing performance that he went through
yesterday afternoon. Jack Johnson went
back 20 his road work again this after
noon With his trainers the champion
legged It over twelve miles of the park
roads. All told. he WAS out for two
hours jslnt, taking things fairly leis-
urely.
This afternoon he took q spin In his
racing automobile,
The road work viii be continued to-
morrow. but ON Saturday and Sunday
he will box eight or nine rounds in the
big pavilion. The extra weight over the
stomach that WAS so noticeable when
Johnson first stripped for the newspaper
photographers has practically disappeared
and the big black looks in fiHe trim,
There il a chance that Johnson VIII
appear in one OF the justice courts to-
morrow morning TO answer a suit
brought against him by Sam Fitzpatrick.
his former manager for something like
$3.50 for services rendered. After Fitz-
patrick and Johnson had their split In
Australia they patched up relations, and
Fitzpatrick worked for Johnson IN n
clerical capacity prior 10 the johnson
Ketchel fight. II is for these services
that Fitzpatrick claims he has not been
paid.
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Napa Nick Is Left.

OAKLAND. May l9.-Jlm Canuey up
set calculations by winning the Chadot
handicap at Emeryvile today, Fern l..
was favorite, but after leading most OF
the way She was ourgamcd by jim Gaff
Dey. The heavily played Napa Nick WAS
left at the post and made n fine showing
finishing third. tavorites won the first
three events.
Summary.
First race. four furIongs-Ciara Hamp-
ton Jo9 tCotton), $ 10 .. won; Paw
huska, l0I tPosu, 10 ]. second; Joe
Wells. 1O5 tKirschbaumJ. I 10 l. third.
Time. as J-5, Sir Bon. Petite, Oiseau.
Fontcllo. Solrol. Ravelstonia and Amala
finished as named.
Maxdice. lO7 CItirschbaumJ. 70 3. won /;
Hand Satchel. ITO (Mentry). 10 l, sec
ond: Kinfollss l09 (Taylor). 10 to /.
Third Time, .4S .. Mime. Ravla Amar-
gossa. Zwick and Pay Streak finished as
named.
Third race, fulurIty course. selling
Lady PaRchita, % (Callaghan), 20 10.
won; Salvage, l05 (Anderson). TO J.,
second; Darlington, Jos (CottonJ. Z 10
!, third. Time. l1O 2-5. Beda. Sscus
and Convent Bell also ran.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs
Chaoot handicap-Jim GaG!ney, lO5 tCo-
burn, 10 10 !: won: Fern l.. CSelden).
10 o. second; Napa Nick. 9e CCallaghanD,
2 10 I. third Time. 1905. Lewiston.
Faneun Han and Bishop w also ran,
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
selling-Hush Money. III (Callaghan). 10
to 5, won; Collector Jcssup. ia BoreD,
10 TO 1. second: CobleskiIi III Uacds)
- to !, third. Time, l:44 So. Nasmerito,
Silver Line. Mike Jordan. Special Deliv-
cry and Spring Ban also ran.
Galenc Gale. % tSeidenD. 10 to I. won;
DirecteIlo. 80 CCaiaghanl. 10 10 5. sec
ond; odd Rose. Jos tCoburn). l. 10 5.
Dixon, Contra Costa and Oswald B. also
ran,
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MANHATTAN CLUB

The boxing fans will be treated to s
change Monday night at the Manhattan
club. Manager Downing has scheduled
four slX-round contests, In which several
new faces VIII appear.
Kid Davis one OF the most popular
boxers OF the club. viii meet Chick
Vaughan and the latter will have 10 go
some TO hold his reputation.
Harley Ross and Kid Forbes will ltry
once again These two boys are about
evenly matched and generally deliver the
goods in n satisfactory way TO tho fans.
Ike Cohn is matched with Jack Nc
Faddon and tho latter will be kept busy
by the Denver Hebrew
Joyce Hause and Jack Downey will
wind up the evenings entertainment.
Jimmie Reagan tclegraphed from Frisco
that he would he here Sunday end would
he ready 10 sign UP with any feather in
this neck of the woods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Berkeley Surprises.

BE-. MONT PARK. MAY ia very
ordinary card was run off at Belmont
park today. The feature event WAS the
Harlem selling stakes at one mile and
resulted in n surprise. Berkeley being re-
turned the winner out Of ten cardcd TO
start only four faced the starter. The
start was good.
First race four and half furlonGs-
NaushUn ] TO ;, won; Horizon. 25 10 I,
second: Anna Case, 20 l. third. Time,
:54 2-5 seconds.
Second race. handicap. six furlopEs-
SactlfG to ]. won: Rose Queen. 8 10 ,.
second: Sir John Johnson, 10 l, third.
Time, 1913 ! ..
Third race five furlonss-onager, 2 10
}. won: Winning Widow. to l. second; +;
Pennyroyal. 3 To l. third Time :01 40.
Fourth race. the Harlem. mile-Berke-
ley : 10 I. won; Norhitt I 10 2. second /;
Pretend II to 90 third. Time. 1:3o As.
Fifth race. steeplechase. about two and
A half miles-Mellow Mint. IN ;. won /:
Diopit, . 10 l. second Magellan. II TO !,
third. Time $40.
Sixth race, seven furlongs Jeanne
D'Arc. to ;. won: Racquet. . 20 2. sec
ond: Casque, 8 10 l, third. Time. 1:27.
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SINCLAIR KEEPS UP
HIS WINNING STREAK
spec1al 10 TTe Tribnne.

who is fast creating for himself ma
tional reputa don as n coming feather
weight knocked out Young Hetfern here
tonight in the nth round of 2. scheduled
ten round boxing contest. with eight
ounce gloves. The sheriff ordered the
larger gloves, believing that the boys
could do no damage, bur Sinclair seems
10 have "kIck" In either hand, which
would put the biggest mule to shame, and
he seems TO know how TO use II.
In tho third round Heffern took the
count three times and was saved by the
bell. lie came back strong. but went out
IN the fifth round with Il right jab TO
the jaw,
T[Id Bird and Kid Wall boxed a four
round preliminary TO n draw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
PROMINENT H0RSEMAN
ARRIVES WITH NEWS

J. w. Rice. one OF the stockholders OF
the Bucna Vista race track. arrived from
Now York Thursday afternoon.
In speaking OF tho racing here Rice
said that IL all the horsemcn Will ship
from the east as per their announcements,
this city Will be given some Of the best
racing In the country. Racing tracks are
crowded with good horses and many OF
the owners are looking toward the west.
The many big stakes announced for the
forty DAYS meeting here is also q draw
ing card. Another factor which will draw
the horsemen is the prospective contin-
nous racing beginning June G. After the
Salt Lake meeting closes. Butte viii open,
followed by a big meeting at Cheyenne,
and then back here for the fall meeting.
From here the horses will bo shipped TO
Juarez and Emeryvillo for the winter sea-
Sop
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HORSES BEGIN TO
ARRIVE FOR RACES
Arrangements to Run Special
Trains From Salt Lake
to Race Track.
to Tire Tribune.

Special to Tire Tribune.
OGDEN, May 1a-Soveral carloads Of
horses arrived today for the race meet
ing which opens here May %. and the
arrival Of the horses aroused considerable
local interest in the coming meeting.
With the horses to arrive were:
+. Rinehart stable-Rustling Silk, jill
lette. Merlingo. Salomy Jane,
Passett stable-Swaggerlato
j. NJ. Stone stable-InCluding Bcauman.
j. Suites stable-Thistle Belle. Acqua,
No Quarter Ben Stone, Father Stafford
and Mollie Montrose-
j. Craft shipped In Roy.
Arrangements have been made with the
Rio Grunde and Oregon Short Lines ior
special trains 10 be run from Salt Lake
daily alternating. The Rio Grande VIII
run tho special the first day, leaving there
Mt noon and returning Immediately after
the races,
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Race Lengthened

NEW YORK May l9.-The grand prize
race OF the Automobile club OF America,
which win be held on the motor park
way on Long Island. October 10. viii be
over n course OF 379.3 miles in length.
At meeting OF the motor cups holding
committee held today IL was decided to
increase the length OF the race from PISS
miles TO 1892. or thirty laps around the
course instead Of twenty-five laps.
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ROYAL DINNER
BEFORE FUNERAL
Continued on Page Two.

Continued on Page Two.
tomorrow from London TO Windsor. The
royal salon has been upholstered in pur-
pie and white silk.
A calafaiquc has been erected I'm the
center and in this train vii! travel King
George and Queen Mary. the queen
mother. Alexandra, eight other soVer-
elgns and the near relatives. Special
trains will convey the high officials, the
foreign representatives and special en-
Voys 10 Windsor.
The little town Of Windsor has assumed
n purple hue. From The station at the
foot of Castle I'm. where the body Of
King Edward Wall arrive. to the sover-
eiGns' entrance to the castle everything,
even the churches, is covered with
mourning pail OF royal purple. The stands
erected in the open places have been en-
shrouded so that the coffin. with the
royal mourners. Will pass through an ave-
nue. Of the most somore description.
Roosevelt at Palace,
Among the callers at buckingham Pal
acc today were Colonel Roosevelt. the
king of Denmark the king OF Greece.
Prince Henry OF Prussia and the lord
chief Justice OF England. Colonel Roose-
welt inscribed his namc in the books Of
King Manuel OF Portugal aud King Albert
OF Belgium
AS he was leaving the palace he met
the German emperor who took him 20 his
apartments for an hours talk.
The former president was one Of the
guests OF King Georges state dinner.
with Henry White, the special delegate
from the United states, he will appear
in the funeral procession. According 10
the arrangement OF the Duke OF Norfolk.
the earl marshal. the representatives of
the United States WILL wear evening dress
with black vest, black studs and white
tie.
Mrs Roosevelt. Mrs. Whiteiaw Reid and
Mrs Nicholas Longworth will have places
In ST. Georges chapel at Windsor, where
the funeral services Will he conducted
and where Edward VII. will be tempo
rarily sepulchred among the tomis OF his
fathers
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DRISC0LL CHALLENGES
AID. W0LGAST FOR TITLE

NEW YORK. MAY Is.-Jem Drfscoil.
English featherweight champion today
challenged Nd WolsaSt for the light
weight championship. DriScoI ls ready
to post p $4,000 forfeit TO 10 as a side
bet. He Is willing to make 133 pounds
rngsl6e. and viii bc ready to fight VOL
CAST ten or forty-tlve rounds four weeks
before he meets Abe Attell.
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B0NERS AND PRINCIPALS
ARE GIVEN HEAVY FINE

TIACKENSACTl. y. j.. May 1e.-Frank
Keiser, the 1S-year-old boy whose prize
fight last month with Gilbert TerhOu re
suited in tho lattcr's Geath. has been
fined $500 as punishment FOR his esca-
padc. Another boy. James Dayor, who
acted as referee received a similar fine,
the court declaring him equally guilty.
SIX others were fined 500 zach. and
twelve others, witnesses, were fined $25
each All will have n year In which to
pay the fine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Polo Throws Frenchi1l'

MONTREAL. May l9.lAp3
Pole. last night easily delea.
the Frenchman. in two fstie'
The first fall was secureu -
minutes with a reverse ooox
Rouen hit the mat so hard
for two ninules
body got the second fall ana
hfteen minutes.
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illinois Thunderbolt" /
Out His Opponent in 4
teenth Round.
PEOPLE HISS FIGHTERS
FORE PART OF C0]
Winner viii Be Matched
Stanley KetcheI for 1
Championship.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 1o-y,
ass attempt to re-establIsh hi,
a mtddiewejght champion receive.
setback in his fight tonight at n,
rink with Billy Papke. the Him,
derbolt. II took Papke sixteen \
releGate the Californian 10 the
fighters that were. A right sv'
on the body sent Thomas 10 the
after this several rights deliye,
crushing force floored Thomas n
a match with Ketchel for the al
ship next month Is assured the
The consensus OF opinion among
lowers is that Papke. on his sHo
night. will have TO Improve con
10 stand a chance with THE A
Although defeated. Thomas ea4
good account of himself. and fof
made things pretty hot for the
lad.
At the end OF the fourth rour
enjoyed a good lead. After n
rounds paDlle. In the third. sirov'
eral uppercuts 10 The Jaw an
the fighting. buffeting Thomas 4,
ring. There was much clincf
the crowd hlssed the lighters "a
I'm the nth round Papke staet
Californian. landing vicious nd
jaw that sent his man reeling al
ropes.
In the sixth round the men 4
close quarters. Paplse doing tlu'
execution. Thomas drove in sev
body punches, but bled from 4
at the end OF the round, 4
Some Wrestling. :
In the seventh PaplSe swung al
right TO The jaw and the flghters
and Wrestled the round out. IN
milling incurred the dlspIeasur,
spectators. who yelled fake" 4
unison. In n mild rally in fl
round Thomas whipped In sew
body punches.
Papke had a lead at the min
although the lighting was a vi.
teurish nature. n;
Thomas improved considerabi,
battle progressed, and appeareiii
body and head punches in n
round. PapEe rehuking him with
right JOLT 20 the law. r
After Papke had swung two| (,
the stomach in The eleventh, til
Man iolted his right hard to i.
forcing the Thunderbolt 10 brea
This Thomas followed with a W.
hook TO the jaw that gave hin.
vantage of The round. u
In the twelfth Papke forced d
neut against the ropes and La
times with right OF The head
return. Papke continually used
which he rammed against the,
niau's face and chest. ~
4 mid ring rally in the Is
round found Thomas landing 4,
on the face with short arm q
Papke blcd steadily from the ~
they emerged from a cllnch. =
lowed p heavy exchange of riRi<
body. and Thomas sent Papf
against the ropes with rights1.
TO the jaw as the gong rang. 4.
Thomas Takes Lead
Thomas had big lead in thu
The fourteenth round was fe =
Papke's wlldncss and Thonasri
footwork. The Thunderbolt
hard right TO the jaw just ~
round ended.
In the next round Thomas =
man against the ropes with q II
and then nearly dropped his r.
with n vicious right clout to-.
Prior to this Papke sent the d
ing from the nose with suq.t
rights TO the face. On the "
was the most vicious round. VII
the honors. ~,
Papkc sent his man to the n
with, q right HOOK to- !.
ach. ThomasA Acame up and -
noored with n right cross
Paplle went after his victim ~ !
planting right and left 10 the ~,
" Thomas was iloored FOR 4.
time. and he went crashing %
where he lay until counted our
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Wagon Dealers Beaten.

At Walkers field Wednesday afternoon
The Utah Fuel ball team defeated the
Consolidated Wagon by a score Of II 10
3. The FnIelltes had the game well in
hand all tho way and the wagon dealers
found II impossible TO get busy with tho
stick when hits meant runs.
Sunday the Utah Fuel team will go 10
CARRIED to play the Garfield team,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Claflin Makes Long Ride.

Lon Clafin Of Atkins & Claflin firm,
covered ninety-thrce miles in five hours
and fifteen minutes Thursday, riding
from Eureka TO Salt Lake City. Ciaflin
said that he came in from Provo in Two
hours on his Indian motorcycle. lie says
that he can cut this time down by many
minutes now that he knows tho roads
and will make another trip in the near
future
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Bunch OF Hits.

WASHINGTON. May 1s-washlugton
punched hits in two Innings today on
Graham, defeating St. Louis easily. 8
TO o. e IA, E
Washington .... .-..........a. 3 8
st. Louis ................... o q
and Stephens
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Fish and Came
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune-
PROVO. May l9.-The Utsl
Fish and Game Protective
held it's second meeting here
and discussed tho object OF tne
1ion-the enforcement OF we
game laws and the best rnetno
ceduTe. -
The association has sixty u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Well Played.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. May 19-Perry
scored the only run OF n weu-piaycd game
with San Francisco today. r. IL. T..
Sacramento ........- .....,.....l
Batteries-Hunt and Spiesman; Stewart
and Berry.
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C0RBETT MAKES JEFF
FEEL. GOOD BY WIRE

BEN LOMOND, Cal, May ia wire
from jim Corbett was received here this
afternoon In which Corhett informed JEFF
fries he would leave New York for the
training camp Saturday afternoon and eX-
pected TO reach Ben lOmond the follow
ing Saturday. Jcfiries Immediately re-
Piled. expressing his pleasure at the pros
pect OF Corbett's coming,
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Brashear Makes Long Hit.

LOS ANGELES, May 19.--With a long
low hit that just cleared the left field
fence. Brashcar won the third game of
the series FOR Vernon today. Il. II. T.
Los Angeles ....s..s. se-.-.......f 10
vernon ...s...,. .'..............S -
Batteries -Brlswalter Thorscn. Crigcr
and Orendorft; Breckenridge and Brown.
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BASEBALL GAME RESULT
WAS NEVER in DOUBT
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
SPRINGVtLLB. May la,-Springrille
defeated Lehi here this afternoon by
score Of to / in a league game. Al no
time during the progress OF the game
were the local boys in danger OF being
beaten. They had everything their own
way and would have shut out the visit
ors bad not the first baSeman dropped
the ball, The work on the slab by Lund
was sensational
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

day afternoon by the explosion OF thou
sands OF pounds or dynamite. The latest
official return= received here Indicate the
total fatalities may not exceed thirty
five. The injured number 1i5, many of
whom arc hut slightly hurt
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American Association

At Kansas City-Columbus o, Kansas
CITY 3.
At ST. Paul-IndIanapolIs /. ST. Paul 3.
At nneapolis-Loulsville 3, Minneapo-
lis q.
At Nilwaukee-Toledo 10. Milwau-
See O.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Slow Game

BOSTON. May 1e.-Boston won 4 slow
eamo from Chicago today. Clcotte kept
the visitors hits wen scattered. R.HsE.
Chicago ...... ......a........... :
Boston .... .....,.....,....S s |
Batteries-White end Black. Clcotte
and Carrgan.
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Pitchers Get Drubbing.

PHILADELPHIA. May 19,-Philsdcl-
pbia's long winning streak was broken
whom Detroit won today, II 10 ?. The
visitors knocked krause on the rubber
In the fourth inning and also hit Dygerts
curves hard. RH l..
Detroit ..... ..........,.....1A 10 q
Philadelphia 80. ..........-.... 6
Batteries-STullu. Browning and Stan
age: Schmidt, Krnuse. DySert and
Thomas.
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Henrphill Decides Game.

NEW YORK. May 1a.-New York de-
Tcated Cleveland In an exciting ten-in-
ming game today. TO 3. The winning
run WAS due TO the successive hits by
Hcmphill, Wolter. Chase and G-aporte.
The batting of LaJoie and Chase was both
hard and timely. R-H IL.
Cleveland ...... ................ 2
New York Observation-Disclosures 10 2
Batterles-Joss and Clarke; Quinn and
Sweeney, Klelnow.
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Battery Is Wild

CINCINNATI. May 19.--Ciucinnati do
feated New York today mainly through
Marquard's end Crandalfs wlldness In the
early innings. r III. Il.
New York Observation-Disclosures. II o
Cincinnati ..... ...........s......S g II
Batteries-Ames. Narquard. CTandall.
Dickson and Sohlel Wilson.
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Results at Jongchamps.

PARIS. May 19-In the racing at
Longchamps today. w. Is. VandorbilJ's
Defender ran second in the Prix de rE,cole
Militaire. n selling race Of $1,000, distance
TWO miles. four and half furongs.
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VIII Try 30 Hold Match.

CHICAGO, May l3.-Petttion for y writ
OF mandanus To compel Mayor BusSe 20
issue n permit for the holding OF tho
Gotch-Zbyszko wrestling match hero on
Memorial day was fled today.
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ST. LOUIS. May l9.-rhe national con-
ference OF jewish Charities closed here
tonight with n social session. the propo-
sltion that orphan asylums be gradually
abandoned and orphaned children cared
for In private homes caused much dis
cussion today, but no definitc action was
taken.
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Speedy Flight.

MOURMELON lie GRAND, France.
May I'm. Schourt today flew in a bl-
plano with passenger 10 Chalons- Sur
Marne and return, n total distance OF
about thirty miles, at speed OF 49, miles
an hour
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Pirates Caught Mapping.

PlTTSBDRCi May 19.-Bos,on today
defeated Pittsburs in n ninth inning rally
which netted Ave runs. Curtis pitched
strong game. Il. H. l.
Boston .... ..............,....6 II
llllSDUlR =" "
B8 B8Iteres-Curtis, FNrock and Graham, /,
Powell, Leeyer and Gibson.