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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
NJ 'CARTHY KNOCKED
OUT BY OWEN MORAN
Head Hits Floor, Fracturing
Skull, With Possible In
ternal Hemorrhages.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 29,-'rhe box
ing bout between owen Moran OF Eng
land and Tommy Mccarthy of San Fran
cisco at Dreamland rink may result i'll
ring fatality. After sixteen rounds OF
clever and hard fighting. with little to
choose between the men. the Britisher
swung right with tremendous force
MAT landed squarcly on the local
fighters jaw.
Mccarthy dropped to the canvas ms II
hit with "A hammer. his head striking
with an impact that was heard all over
the auditorium, He was quickly carried
10 his corner, where he lay rigid, Res
toratives were administered. but without
effect. Finally. Spider Kelly. the chief
second, becoming alarmed, hastily sum-
moned two doctors who were In atten-
dance at the ring side Powerful slim
ulan,s were applied on the unconscious
boxer, but there were no symptoms OF
returning consciousness. After twenty
minutes had fitted by and Mccarthy
showed no signs OF lIfe. 81 hasty eXami-
nation was made, DR. j, Meyers then
announced that Mccarthy was suffering
from a fractured skull. with possible in
AT II p. m. twenty-five minutes after
the knockout, the injured fighter was
hurried Into waiting automobile and
whisked to ST. Mary's hospital located
4 few blocks from the rink.
Meanwhile. Moran and his handlers are
being detained by the police. pending the
outcome OF the defeated puglnStS IN
jurics.
A priest was summoned 10 the bed
side and friends Of the family were sent
TO tell the mother, who had bet $500 that
her boy would win the fight. Johnny
Mccarthy. n younger brother. also q
fighter, and the father OF the two boys,
who Is known as "Old Man" Mccarthy,
both OF whom acted as seconds for
Tommy, were at the bedside.
News OF the serious injury OF Nc
Carthy was received with CONSERVATION
among night followers in cafes and res
taurants down town. as aside from tho
general popularity OF the lad IL is feared
that the affair Will have n damaging af-
feet on the general prospects OF the JEFF
cs-Johnson battle.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 29.-TeS Rick
ard, one OF the promoters OF the Jeffries
johnson nght. when asked as TO his
opinion OF the effect OF the Mccarthy
accident on the big fight said:
Naturally this Will cast a shadow
over the whole hight game in the city for
Il time. If the boy dies IL will be worse.
do not think however. that II Will hurt
our fight seriously. Jeffries and John
son are not likely 10 hurt each other in
that way. Mccarthy is young and mex
perienced. That was the trouble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
SANCTION SECURED
FOR AUTO RACES
President Jennings Gives Per-
nit Backed by American
Automobile Association.

Additional prestige was given The auto
mobile speed carnival slated for Buena
Vista track, May I and s. by the an
nouncemenl Friday night that the Itah
Automobile club. through President Jcn-
ninEs, had sanctioned the affair. and that
through the state association The Amerl-
can Automobile association would be di
rectly in touch with the meet
The state association Is q strong auto
mobile organization. composed OF many
OF the most promlent automobilists in
Salt Lake and Utah. and Its Endorsement
OF the meet VIII add tone 10 the races
The Utah Automobile Dealers associa-
tion will of course have charge of the
programme so far as the list oi events
and officials OF the meet are concerned,
and the racing committee, composed OF
Sam Sharman J., O. Gimer and Carl
Horst, is hard a work To secure many
local entries for the races. in addition 10
tho events ia which Barney Oldheld, the
speed king. and his li2mlcs-an- hour
Benz. and Ben kerscher and his Wander
bilt cup winning Darracq are entered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
Rain Slows Track.

P1MlJCO. April 2o.-More rain has set
back the track here a second or two lust
as ~ was getting normal. Favoritcs con-
tlnuc 10 lose.
Summary:
First race. four and Il half furlonGs-
Borrower. S u T. won: Planu,css, TO 2.
second; sam Lewis. TO ]. third Time,
90 40 seconds.
Second race, Tnile-T.ad Of Langdon G
70 l, won; Cottis Ormsbv TO /. second
Osorine, 10 10 |. third. Time. 40.
Third race. six furlongs-The Golden
Butterfly. TO =. won. Woolcasta o TO 10,
second; Racing Bell, TO !. third Time
lis 2-5.
Fourth race. two and one-haf miles
Jiuiitsu. So 10 3 won. Young Bitten. 6
10 /, second; Rising Star. 4 to 1. third
Time. 5;3+ 3-5.
Fifth racc. six furlongs- gman. 5 to
!. won; Takahira, 10 !. second; Patriot
! 10 !. third. Time, 1:l6 I-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixty yards
Jubilee. IL TO ;. won; Cay DeceIver. . 10
IS 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
OUTSIDERS CARRY AWAY
MONEY AT EMERYVILLE

OAKLAND, Cal, April 29.--outsiders
were in evidence at Emeryvlle today.
Paclhco. 15-to-l chance, Galloped home
in the first race, and the event was fol-
Jions OF the season. a Is. Moronoulos,
his owner, is a good natured Greek, who
has been the subject OF much Joking and
the victory was popular, one.
First race. six furIongs. selling-Pa-
cdco. Ill (Stock), 10 TO /. won; Lovey
Mary, III tBoreD. 10 TO i, second f,
Schmooser, los (kirsch baum, Il to l.,
Melton Cloth, r. A. McCurdy. Andy Da-
vern, Royal n, Lookout. Louis Srreuber
and jim Hanna finished as named.
lector Jessup. III (BoreD, ? to 2, won
Charles Green. III (Mentry), S to l.,
second Amethyst, 100 CThomas). is TO o.
5hiTd Time, l:lS. Wane5; Cox, Annie
Herives finished as named.
Third race, mile and twenty yards
selling-Miss Naomi. l02 (CallaGhan), u
to ;, won; Mike Jordan; iol ,r Denny. i s
Ia >, third, Time, 1:+2 4-5. Cobeskill.
]. {. Glenn Valoski. Nasmerito and Gold
way finished as named
Fourth race. mile and twenty wards,
selline-CoppeTfield I0@ ,Van Duscn). 20
10 l. won, Colbert. sS (selden). IS 10 ;,
second; Wap. loo trhomas), 80 10 /.
third. Time. lac 3-5. Deneen. Dr. Dow
nle. Trocha, Woifvnle. BelIsnicker and
Hannibal Bey finished as named.
Fifth race. futuriry course. selling
Bskra. los tCotton). IL TO ]. won: Mollie
Montrose). los (Thomas). IL 10 l. sec
ond; Rosamo. 1l5 (Nirschbaum), 3 10
10. third Time. l10 3-5. ComburY,
CoJytoo. SVagcrlstor. Salvage and Milpi-
tas finished as named
Sixth race futurity course selling
Titus H.. 1lO CJohnsonl IL 10 >. won:
Cantem % (Thomas). ) To ]. second;
Jlllet. los (Rooncy). ) TO l. third. Time,
l:iO 3-5. GATHERINGS. Lumeu. Little
Fannie, Elmdale, Sir Barry. Bellnower,
Jack Roberts and Robeska finished as
ma med
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
HOTELS ARE ALL FULL
WHEN JOHNSON APPEARS

Los ANGELES. April 29-Jacli John
son. the negro pugilist. WAS refused ac-
commodations in Los Angeles hotels yes
terdaY. on arriving here he Travelled up
mcdiately went 10 one OF the best hostel
rcs. With a considerable number Of
attendants he entered the lobby. hut a
few moments later the party departed
and tried another hotel The same eX
cuse was offered for not receiving the
black champion-tbe hostelry was filled
TO its capacity AS Johnson refused to
try 10 find lodging at any OF the cheaper
hotels arrangements were made for his
entertainment last night at tho home Of
q negro editor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
Fields Are Redncnd

AQUEDDCT. j.. l., April 2o.-The fields
today were greatly reduced because OF
the rain
summary:
First race. selling. six furlongs-Follie
Levy, 10 (, won; Niagara, 20 20 j. sec
ond. Galley Slave, TO Q third. Time,
ia.
Second race. seven fIrIongs-Prince
Gal. 10 10 20. won; Tony Bopcro, TO 5.
second. Sandrian. c to !. third. Time.
I:26.
Third race. mlle-Dandelion to 3,
won; Keep Moving. to l. second; Sir
CleGes TO /. third, Time 40.
Fourth race. four and half furlonSs
Frank Mullens. : TO J. won: PlustIous.
10 .. second: Semprotius. to J. third.
Time. % 10 seconds
Filth race. seven furlonss-Wander .
to ]. won; Ell Ball. to /. second, Ban
bury, 2 TO l. third. Time. 1:27.
Sixth race. five flIrlongs-White Wool
II 10 a. won: Whin. > TO J. second, Ze-
Dago. ! 70 ]. third. Time. :ol 3-k.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL TO MEET
UTAH VARSITY TODAY

school track teams will meet this after
noon on the university campus In a dual
meet. commencing at o'clock. Consid-
cradle interest has been aroused at both
schools and a large attendance is eN-
pccted 1t the meet. The events are as
follows:
100-yard distribution. Richardson,
Carmichael,
220-yard dash-Brinton, Stine. Holm
stead.
dio-yard dash-Stone, Walker. Kar-
rick.
Half-mile run-Alley. Cole Dalgleish.
22O hnrdles-Roskelly. Belnap.
High Jump-Richardson Roskelly. Rus
sell.
Broad jump-Gutting Roskclly. Soule.
Pole vault-Erlckson, Richards, Tay-
lor.
Hammer throw-Young 5. Oleson
Shot put-Richardson, Roskelly, Holm
stead,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
EUREKA COMING HERE
TO PLAY SOCCER GAME

match soccer game VIII be PLAYED
this afternoon at i;3O o clock on tho Fort
Douglas grounds by the Salt Lake and
Eureka teams. which is one OF "A series
Of games for the Daynes cup and the
championship of the state.
Eureka Will arrive here today. confident
Of being able TO retain the Utah cham
pionship cup. The miners viii go to
Park City Sunday TO play the Park City
team.
a week from Sunday the Fort Douglas
team VIII play Park City on the fort
grounds.
The lineup OF the Salt Lake team Is
as follows: Brown. goal. Donaldson, l. b. .
Graham. !. b.: Cash. 7. h. d.: Brown.
Chapman. c. h Adamson Captain, J.
H.; Collins. c. 3. r.: Buchanan. t. $. r.;
simpson. c. e. Churchill. o. s. l.; AM
sell. l. :. |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
SCIENTISTS EXCURSION
To Park City, May 2.

Special train leaves Salt Lake City
at p. m. Returning leaves Park City
after the lecture. Fare
$3.50 for The round trip. Tickets Will
also he sold for 500 a. m. train. re.
turning on regular or social train.
Everybody invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
CANNlBALS EAT
MISS(
Continued from Pac,

Continued from PAS d
nine converts escaped. Bs,
aries were bound with ihorn
left lying on the beach IN n
sun for several hours whiIs h
took the native csptiyes isI,r'
Captives Carried A5,|
The caDnibals on retuu. .
beach carried the missiouzI7
ter 10 the crater of ihe oYia'
Naniue, in the center 81 h
There, for two days and 3
held a corroboree and al S.,
seen plainly dancing and r
the fugitive mission nativs
stole along the shore.
While most Of the caurH
sleeping an opportunity can. Z
tive natives TO escape. Thd1>
FASTENED by the sight Of u
cannibal chiefs donnine 8
aries clothes. The clergJrs
ready been eaten.
The Winkelman brings seu|
eraI revival Of the oldtim'
customs in the Tonga ScetIJ
and Cook groups. The q
holding dances and feasti1f 1
flesh as they did in the dan A
white man interfered MfA 4
piness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
W0LGAST WILL Bon
WITH JOHNNY MARIO

DETROIT. April 2o.-Ad wolgast has
accepted an offer 10 fight Johnny Harto
accepted an Offer 10 ngbt Johnny Mario
club In PIttsburg the date tc be de-
cided later. From Pittsburg Wolgast
will 20 cast and meet all men OF his
weight On June 81 he will fight some
one OF Tom McCarey's selection.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given b.
Council OF Salt Lake City d 1
ton OF such council 10 1zi1
ing described improvements, q
To grade. and pave With q
asphalt pavemenf &c be selrc|
feet wide between curhs. ~
one-half (9i) inches thics) q
street between South remp2
South streets: and 10 grzd3 4
curb with cement, and pss1 1
(said asphalt pavement 10 d
feet wide between curbs. el|
one-half (9A) inches thick n
street between Third SodIa Z
South streets. In Paving pt7
and defray the abutteS -
cost and expense thereof;
ifty-two thousand one .
So, 40 COZ dollars. thlrY-n.1
six hundred 1893. .s00.oo) -
(Sl0.00) dollars per front q
abutting said improyenszi
Fourth East street betve<1
pie and Third South slrtsA
Ing $3.50 feet Of abutting prv
portion OF said street: and
sand five hundred forty ~
lars, or nine and 50-10o l@%
front or linear foot abuiln
provemeni on said Fouru
between Third South ana !
streets. there being 1870 reg
property on said portion q
by n local assessment up@
pieces OF ground wlthla tns
scrfbed district, being mo 81
affected and benefited py ~
ment. namely: ro,'
SEyENTY-TW0-F0oF M
The east side Of lots J az
the east side Of lots !. D.
so; the east side OF lois
40; the west side OF los =
block 81; the west Side q
block 81: and the west yo7
4 and S, block iS. al IN
Lake City survey. o.nr|
The east side OF lots
block Sc: and The west aoss
S. block 81, all in plat b -
-,
The total cost Of SAID l's,
estimated at hfly-fye .seIh,, ,e \,
dred forty-eieht tsos.o'S,si~|
which sum the cltys W.
thousand four hundred
dolls RS. leaving Hfty.iTNso, y ",
forty ($5s.liu.@
raised by local assessm,s,nnss.
All protests and ooleGt;vr - =
-ying out Of such inten.,oai n
sented in writing. slatins -,
block or description Of . p,1
City Recorder on or ne'vI H.
81 April. 1910. being me EN- W.
,ouncll when II VIII n",'ou, ns%
such protests and oplecu
M d. thereto. cu, Ca1c
BY order Of the Ci'y
L-allc City. Utah =, ,s,a
Dated February 81; IsiSj SjIf E
3. S. RIyEs. S'
psvirp Extension NO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
SALT LAKE TEAM WILL
SHOW IT'S STRENGTH

The salt Lake League Baseball team
and the Fifteenth infantry Of Fort Doug
las VIII play a match game on the Fort
diamond this afternoon. the game. TO
commence a 2:30 o'clock.
Manager Good VIII try out several OF
his new players together with some OF
the local men who wish TO play on the
team He has Il good lineup and Is con-
hdcnt ne can win with his bunch OF colts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
Maps Draw Blank.

CLEVELAND. April 29,-Chlcago shut
out Cleveland, TO o. today, the second
timo this week, Laioic and Stoval were
sistently. while Chicago Was able To
bunch hits occasionally. Young was
knocked out of the box In the second.
X. II. E.
Cleveland ... ............,..... j
Chicago ,... Observation-Disclosures. II ]
Batteries-Young, Link. Klrschcr and
Bemls; Smith and Paine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
ROGERS AND MANTELL
NAY BOX AT OGDEN

Efforts are being made TO match Jack
Rogers and Frank Mantell for the next
ogden fight date in Nav. Mantel is anN-
ious TO meet Rogers and the latter is
also anxious 20 try and get even for The
last knockout he received at the hands
ur Mautcn Rogers had Just entered the
game when he was beaten and was
green. and Mantcll had easy piclin' -
rogers has improved a great deal and
believes that Ia beating Mantell lie VIII
receive national publicity and viii then
he able to secure bouts with other noted
boxing artists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
FOURTEEN DAYS AHEAD
OF WALKING SCHEDULE

fOUGHKEEPSIE. N v. April %
Edward 'ayson Weston expects 10 reach
New York City Monday noon. The aged
pedestrian reached Wappingers Falls AT
SD O'Clock tonight lie said he would
resume his journey at 3 o. M
IL Weston arrives in New York Mon
day, he VIII have reached his destina
ton fourteen days ahead OF his schedule
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
PARK CITY BASEBlII|
FANS ORIGIN,

Special 20 The Tdburo
PARK CITY. Aprn .
baseball meeting was h,I,-|
hall last night A gres, n-n 4
was shown by the larss o W.
l.. Raddon was eleo,ea ~
Frank Mclaughlin sccrs,. eoz
organization. /, was do.I,
city support only one -
that q pitcher be soeursd =
son. j. j. Fitzgerald wSs
ager Whitley, Metear
were appointed a commlt,s
support Tor the team.
Earl Williams was selsc+.,
team 10 cross bats with =.
next Sunday afternoon :,
grounds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
Grade School IeauUe

The grade school baseball teams took
an inning Friday afternoon and all the
school grounds of the city were crowded
with students watching the match games
The results of the games were as fol-
lows: Franklin. IL; Riverside = Lafay-
cite. Q: Lowell u. Lincoln, IL: Grant.
.. Training. "a; Oqulrrh, l. Hamilton,
S. Sumner. 6.
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Thompson Wants Guarantee.

Maurice Thompson wired his manager,
Jack kanncr. Friday that he would
agree 10 meet "3irdlcg" Collins provided
he was guaranteed a sufficient sum to
Butte 10 Ogden Thompson also said
that he was willing 10 meet Pete SuIIj-
van at any old weight for suitable side
bet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
RO0SEEELT'S CHUM IS
COACH FOR BALL TEAM

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, April %.
In the person OF Phillip y. Stewart mil
honaire clubman, Republican leader and
cbum OF Theodore Roosevelt. Colorado
college. situated here. probably boasts
or the most DISTINGUISHED athletic coach
In the country. Mr.. Stewart, who Is n
former star first baseman of Yale. took
charge OF tho baseball team when the
discharge OF the professional coach
threatened disaster
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
WILLIAMS ARRIVES TO
TRAIN FOR CONTEST

Morgan Williams arrived In the city
from Nevada. Friday. and will leave for
Park City today. where he will continue
his training for the twenty-roUnd boxing
contest with Jack Rogers. May II. VIII
lams has been working hard and is In
fine physical condition. and says he has
lost none oi his oiG-tme speed. which
means that Rogers will have 10 step some
10 keep out OF the way of the Colorado.
'.nN,rlnrn- -
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Races at Newmarket.

NEW MARKET. Eng. April 29-The D
year-old selling plate was run here to-
day md won by III. T.. Whtneys Re
satta III gelding. The Grape nDy was
second and Llnggi third. There were
eleven starters.
The 1000 guiucas stakes Of 100 sover-
e!Sns each for Swear old fillics. distance
one mile, was won by Waldorf Astor' <
WinSipop. Maid Of Corinth was second
and the Rosaline lilly third. Thirteen
started.
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NOTICE OF TEND

Tenders are asked 10 for :, n
of the Crane Falls low ,. tpI
&C companys power house; .G ;so.s'' x,
feed canal. pans lime su ri
exhibit. Mountain ho,o'' ,n lgli
Tenders closed May ": lvs:,sct
serves the right 10 ,py Iyk| Al
tenders. SMITH hr
h3Sl6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
Head Hits Floor After 4
Knocked Down bv M &
in Sixteenth Round
FORWARD PASSl
Be. LEFT Nj
Football Committee u.u
Discussion, but ~
No Conelusiel'1

Plill-A DELPHIA A.,
9.l-day discussion OF thee thes,. ~.
OF n restricted or ,,nrors r lesY. d
pass. and The reier,9'iestisi.|
method OF defense Or o. d
TO the limits Of the o,ro = asfsl1
line The national Intercn1Is
rules committee adion.soIsy1
out reaching any des,n1l,ea n
II is believed thai tbn b,e ', ~
be retained In some fmsI w. Iorsl1
VIII be some modIicai,amn ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
HEARST STRIKES
BACK AT GAYN0R
Continued from Page One,

'T say that Mr.. Gaynor does not an
swer clearly
And the really important thing is for
Mr.. Gaynor. mayor OF New York, guard
Ian OF the peoples property, TO answer
clearly and quickly,
Say your law partner paid the war
rant, II you please, Mr. Gaynor, say your
law partners assistant paid it. ir YOU
please: but at least explain why war
rant which the former administration
held up IS eNorbitant was paid by your
administration without question and
without investigation.
Some Pointed Questions.
Answer. MI, Gaynor, as a matter OF
duty. ms matter OF decency, and as
matter OF public policy.
WAS not Cohalan the Intermediary be-
tween you and Charley Murphy. and was
he not largely instrumental in getting
you the Tammany Hall administration?
Was not Cohalan concerned in the at
tempt 10 steal for you the nominate OF
the Independence league, which piece of
political porch climbing Justice Gerard,
an honest judge. effectualy stopped?
Did not Comptroller Prendergrast
after YOU bad been seated as mayor cali
your attention to the warrant for Coha-
lan's $4,000 which was in your office?
Did not Comptroller Prendergrast ey-
plain TO you what ir was and tell YOU
that If you would send the warrant back
10 him he would make a complete report
on 1T and so 10 the bottom OF the mat
ter?
Did you not thank Comptroller Prom
dcrSast and say IL was true these law
yers In such cases were getting too much
from the city,
''Did YOU not then fail 10 send the war
rant back TO the comptroller and fail 10
ask for the report, but did YOU not. on
the contrary, allow this padded fec 10 go
through unqnestloned on January 4
1910?
stop talking about the date that did
not print and say n few words about the
date that did print.
ITO YOUR blatnerskite abuse. | am In
different, for In all such matters | con-
slider The source and the natural irrita-
tion that public official feels In being
exposed.
"A man or newspaper that seeks sim
ccrely 10 serve the people and protect
their rights and their property must al
ways expect the antagonism and abuse
OF the public official who is exposed and
pilloricd,
When the San Francisco Examiner
FIRST attacked and exposed Manor Schmitz
in San Francisco that indignant indivi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Tinker Makes Error.

CHICAGO. April 29-St. Louis won an
eleven inning game. 4 TO 3, today. The
winning run came as result .! base
on balls. sacrifice nit and Tinkcrs er-
ror Chicago played poorly in the field.
r. II. Il.
tIlSNgo ,..'. --.,''... ......' '''....' -
ST. Louis -..........,......--.. 1
Observation-Disclosures. overall and Need
ham; Lush, Wills and Phelps.
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Car Falls Through Bridge.

DECATUR, Tex. April 29.-The Gid
den tour pathfinder car fell through a
bridge near here today. and was partial
ly wrecked, New parts were ordered
from Dallas and the car will reach Okla
bop1a CitN on Sunday
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via Denver & Rio arande.

To Ogden; 1925 a. M, l.35 p. m. 81. 90
To Provo Canyon; 1850 a. IN. 80. Sl.25
To Pharaoh g Glen, $50 a. m. So. 80
Returning on any train. Electric cars
from Ogden Union Depot to the Can
NOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
American Association

Al Kansas City-Mlnnespolls .; Kan
sas City. IL.
Al Milwaukec-St Paul, ,: Miwau-
kee, ..
Al Indlanapolis-Tol 3; Indiunap-
oils. IS.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 8; Louis
vile. 16.
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Miners Will Go Back.

PGTrSBURG. April 2?.-The contro-
versy between the 40 600 union miners
and operators of the Pittsburg soft coal
district was settled late tonight The
miners will return TO work Monday
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Fast Contest.
BOSTON

BOSTON, April 29.-In a game played
In one hour and nine minutes the short
est in this city in some time. Boston de-
feated Brooklyn. | Ia o. today. r. II. n.
Brooklyn go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
bOSlou / .
and Smith
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Western League.

AZ Wichita-Lincoin. Ii; Wichita. Il.
~ Topeka-Des Moines, 4 Topeka. il
At DenYer-Dcnver, s; Omaha, q
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AMERICAN
Boston Wins Easily.

WASHINGTON. April 20 -- Boston
punched hits Oberlin today and had
an easy task defeating Washington,
TO 2, r.. II. E..
Washington 80. Observation-Disclosures. s 3
boSlpIj o. y w
Battcries-OherlIn and Street, Hall,
Wood ana Carrlgan.