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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
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Results at Louisville.

louisville. Ky, May 1S.-The fea-
tire OF todays racing was the handicap,
i'm which a smart brigade Of weight
handlers fought IL out, one and one-siN-
teenth miles. The race resulted In vic
iorv for DIT HolzherS. who beat the ia
vorite. Crystal Maid, by length and a
half.
First race six furlongs--Southern
Gold. straight $500 won: Sligo, place
$3.50, second; Bob Lynch, show $500,
third. Time. 1:16.
second race. seven furlongs-Nanet tic.
straight S147.5O. won, Ia Toupee. place
$3.50, second: Belle Glen, show $50.
third. Time 100.
Third race. four and half furlongs-
Scarlet Plmpernal, straight $22. 20, won {;
II r. Brandt, place $500. second; AIneri-
cancer. show $3.50. third. Time. SO 1-5.
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth.
bandlcap-Dr. Holzberg. straight $3.50,
won; Crystal Maid. place $3.50, second:
Kerchevai. show $3.50 third. Time
l:4T is.
Fifth race four and half furlongs-
Princess Industry. straight $40. won;
ella Bryson. place $3.50 second; Rue.
show s3.4O. third. Time. So As.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-County Clerk. won; Cool, second:
Fantastic. third. Time. AT 2-6 Mutuels
paid. County Clerk. straight 1920;
Cool. place $500; Fantastic. show $3.50
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Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND, Cal. May 1S.-FolIowius
are entries for tomorrows Emeryvnle
races. Weather cloudy; track fast.
First race. four furlongs, purse-Clarl
Hampton, 100, Sokol. 109; Pawhuska. 1OI
Ravels tonia, 1oI Petite Oiseua. lO4; F'ou-
lcllo: lo4: Amale, lO4; Joe Wells. 1Ol:
SIR Bon, l0i.
;. Second race. four furlongs, purse
Iwick. 112: Amargosa. 1l2; Pap Streak,
jOa; kinfolks, ZOE; Handsatchel 10e: Ra-
via: lo9: Mime. 100; Maxdice. 1O7.
Third race. futurity course. selling
Lord OF the Forest. Ill; Darlington, los
Salvage, 105; Siscus. lOG Lady Panchita,
81: Convent Bell. SO; 0elico. a3: Beda 93.
Fourth race. eleven sixteenths OF a mile.
handicap-Jim Gaffney. lo5: Fern L. 100
Faneuil Hall IS: Bishop w. 81; NapsnicE,
s2 Lewiston, se
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards,
selling-Colector Jessup. ia: Mike Jor-
dan; III. Wap, IL: Special Delivery. III:
Coblesktll, III: Hush Money. III: Silver
Line. l0a; Spring Ban, 109; Nasmerito.
1o1; Colbert. los.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Oswald 3.
I07; Odd Rose, 105: TDixie Dixon 1O5:
Biased. 10.; Directello. %; Contra Costa.
90: 'Galene Gale o.
Apprentice allowance.
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Bad Weather Does Not Keep
Crowd Away; Eddie Smith
Visits Camp.
CHAMPION BONES NINE
ROUNDS WITH TRAINERS
viii Box Again Saturday: So
ciety Leader Calls to See
Negro Train.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-Jack John
son went through his scheduled pro-
Graume OF boxing this afternoon. the
second workout oc tho kind since he has
opened quarters at|tho beach, That fact,
in spite OF the somewhat disagreeablc
weather. attracted n good attendance,
and there were 400 spectators on hand
To see the colored heavyweight work.
Ned Grcenway. n local society leader
with a party OF friends. and Eddie smith
the Oakland referee. were present.
Smith declared himself as well pleased
with the appearance or JohnSore
SO far as physical condition is con-
Cerned,' he said. anyone who worries
nhout Johnson is extremely foolish. lie
is In better shape than / expected 10
sec him nj this stage of the proceedings
l have heard some comment that he is
not doing enough work, but n were
handling Johnson 1 would be well salts
fed"
Johnson boxed nine rounds today. ali
of them Of three minutes duration. aud
while he did not so at 1t with the same
dash that ChaTa TaCtcrizcd his showing sun
day. he got considerable benefit out
of 1t.
Cutler Works Best.
OF the three men who donned the
gloves. Martin Cutler gave Johnson de-
cidcdly the best exercise. Marty Is no
boxer and has q poor defense, but he
slam banged at Jack and caused the
champion to exhibit his golden smile
an more than one occasion.
George Cotton went the first three
rounds. lie rushed Johnson several times
with a straight left, but the Galveston
negro replied with uppercuts that gave
Cotton n bloody mouth. IN the tlurd
round, left 20 the throat almost cho5ed
Cotton and time was called 10 give HIM
relief.
After the three rounds with Cutler.
Dave Mills. local heavyweight. put on
tho gloves for the closing three rounds.
but II was n rather tame affair.
Prior 10 his boxing. Johnson punched
The bag for few moments. and then
with n powerful drive sent it over the
the medicine ball around leisurely.
He cut his road work short in tho
morning. bur Will continue the grind to-
morrow. His next boxing will be done
Saturday afternoon.
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Gillett Tells Chicago Pe
That Fight Will Be Gre,
for West.
NO LAWS TO PREVENT
CONTEST IN CALIFOl
Thousands of Dollars WI
Left in Sunset State h,
the Tourists.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-Governor
GiIlett Of California, who passed ,
Chicago on his way homo from
lngton. discussing the move IN :
the JeffrIes-Johnson fight fro
Emeryville race track To San FRI
said:
THE only thing the club Will
do is 10 go before the board os
Nlsors and obtain a permit. n
authorizes the contest to take MIA
there Is nobody 10 prevent IL. II
the slightest doubt the club can
permit in San Francisco witho
trouble.
Arguments that the law Is n
provide only for amateur contnste
s"ered by the section which I
that the contestants must be p,
by physicians before entering a
II the law anticipated anna teur
IL is not likely that the provision
havc been made.
The fight seems 10 he OF the
national interest. and I do not
there Is any desire 10 prevent IL.
! haven't heard from home since
on this trip. l do not believe an,
ment against the meeting has
form.
III WIN bring hundreds OF per
the coast and leave thousands OF
In San Francisco. and will be
thing.
Judging By the way our pa
been met and The questions put u
there is no question about tho inf
the fight. To the people OF the !
least, IL is bigger thing than I
sage OF legislation. Roosevelts tt
tour or even the approach OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
ROOSEVELT GREETING
HIS LONDON FRIENDS

LONDON MAY IS.-Mr Roosevelt Is
seeing many personal friends at Dor
chester house the home OF American
Embessador Reid. but is going out very
little and Is accepting no dinner invi-
tations. on Friday he will be present at
the funeral OF King Edward in his ca
pacity AS a special ambassador OF the
United States.
The appointment of Henry White. for
ner American ambassador TO France, as
the diplomatic delegate from the United
States TO the royal oDsequics is regarded
at court as a thoughtful act by PrcSi-
dent Tart, because Mr.. White had long
known King Edward. Mr. White was
appointed second secretary OF the Ameri-
can legation in London in 1884 and was
promoted TO secretary two years later
Subsequently ne was recalled by Prcsi-
dent Cleveland. but returned as secre-
tary in 1897. continuing in that office
until 1907. when he was appointed EN-
bassador to Italy.
long talk with his old friend, Seth Bull
lock deputy United States marshal in
South Dakota. Mr.. Bullock had ianCheon
with Secretary Phillips of the American
During The forenoon Mr.. Roosevelt
was received in audience by King Fred
crick OF Denmark. Mr., White was re-
ceIvcd ut the same time by his majesty.
Colonel Roosevelt had an audience also
with King Haakon Of Norway and met
King George of Greece. With all the
members ol the American special embassy
he wrote his name in the visitors books
OF the King OF Spain. Prince Henry OF
Prussia. Grand Duke Michael and other
royalties. Al lunch al Dorchester house
he met Lord Lansdowne, Lord Cromer
and other noted F,nglshmen
Colonel Roosevelt has brought together
Il. J. Cunuinghame. who was one OF his
hunting companions i'm Africa. and Mar
shal Seth Bullock. They have taken
greatly 10 each other and are seeing
London together. The colonel went with
them to the shop of the taXidermist who
is mounting some OF The trophies and
also gave the marshal a view of his
guns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
Governor Wants Fight
CYCLE RACING MEN
LEAVE FOR ZION
Mcfarland and Clarke En- Route
TO This City for the
Season.
Snecial ln The Trihuno

SpetlaI TO ! he FlDln"s
NEW YORK. May lS.-Jackie Clarke
md Floyd Mcfarland, the cyclists. have
started west TO fulnll their contracts for
the seasons racing at Salt Lake City
McFa rland left Newark last night for
Buffalo, where he Will stop over IN at
tend to some business and will bc Joined
there by Clarke bate this afternoon.
Clarke departed this morning.
Tho riders will take late train to-
night out of Buffalo. Mcfarland. be-
fore leaving. declared IL was his intSn-
ton TO request the y. @ a. 10 appor-
tun some OF tho national championship
races TO Salt Lake City. With him.
Clarke and Lawson aE the stars, he CON
tends that there will be an excellent field
IN the Mormon city and one deserving
Of consideration by tina ~. G \. Be
further figures that Clarke will win the
majority OF races at Salt Lake and Frank
Kramer the most in tho east. Thon he
wants Clarke and hramer to meet In a
special series in the cast In Septen Der
10 settle the national championship.
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BASEBALL TEAMS WILL
PLAY FOR SIDE BET

The Occidentals' bluffs that they could
beat the Murray team at any time was
called Wednesday by Manager MarGotrs
OF the Murray Smelters, who posted 5000
as a side bet for two games TO he played
saturday and Sunday afternoons the
Walker field. The Murray lineup has
been changed slightly, and the boys are
wording fine and arc confident that The
Occidental team will never win another
gume from them.
The OccIdentals will strengthen up and
with fine weather prevailing the fans will
he treated To two good games.
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PRESIDENT T0BIN IS
ASSURED OF SUCCESS

President Tobln OF the Utah baseball
league and several enthusiastic fans
made a partial canvass OF the business
men Wednesday and received great en-
couragement to put in team. Tobn
saws that he Will he able to raise $1,000
FOR the baseball fund before the eNpira-
tion OF the week and the team will be
ready for match games in less than two
weeks.
There will be n league meeting tonight
at which the matter will be further dis
cussed and efforts will be made 10 close
up the league business and start the sea
son going with a good team.
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Ten-Inning Game.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Chcago defented
Brooklyn. , 10 ., In ten innings today.
Tho winning run was scored on McMil-
lan's bad throw OF TinkeTs grouuder.
Archers sacrifice and Pfcisters single.
Chicago released Pitcher Carson to the
Vernon, Cal, club, RI. Fl.
(mcago .s..,. ..,.,ess..,-,.-..-
BruOlSyn $3.50. ,...........,.... - y
Batterics-Pfeister and Archer; Bar
ger and Erwin.
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Graduates at Seventy.

NEW YORK, May lS.-The Oldest theo-
logical student ever graduated from the
Union theological seminary here is the
Rev. Horoatune Jinishian, who has lust
received his diploma. Mr., Jinishian Will
be 20 years old in few months. His wife
and five children Witnessed the graduation
exercises. He is an Armenian and Is older
than any OF the professors who taught him
during his work in the seminary. where
ne has been student for six years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
SINCLAIR WILL BOX
HEFFERN AT T00ELE

Young Hchern and peanuts" Sinclair
VIII box ten rounds tonight at Tooelc be-
fore the Toocle Athletic club. which is
managed by 4. +. Nallett OF that city.
Ueffern halls from Missoula. Mont, and
Is said 10 he a clever feather. and reports
have 81 that ne will be able 90 give Sin
clair hard run for his money. Sinclair
viii not return TO his work at the Salt
Palace until Friday.
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Results at Belmont.

BEL MONT PARK. n. Y, May lS.-
ocean Bound, IA grand-looking fllly, easily
won the Ladies' stakes at Belmont Park
today Fitzherbert made his first ap-
pearance Of the year and scored an easy
victory.
Summary:
First race. four and a half furlonss-
Novelty. to l, won. Pluyius. 4 10 y.
second; Adrian, : to 2, third. Time:
:o4 Ia.
second race, six furlongs-Golden
Legend 8 to /. won Metaphor III, TO
/. second; Troublemaker, 60 to /, third.
Time, lis
Third race. 1--WE furloncs-Semproni
TO 10 second, Royal Meteor, 6 10 o,
second; Beatrice. TO j. third. Time,
.0s l-5.
Fourth race, the Ladies' stakes. value
$4,000, one mile-Ocean Bound, ) 10 D.
won; Indian Maid, 10 i, second: MeXo-
ana, 4 to ], third. Time. 1:43
Fifth race. the Jockey club. weight for
age race. mile and an eighth-Fltzher-
bert. TO 3. won; Grasmere, 5 TO /. sec
ono: Candleberry. Z TO /. third. Time,
1864.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Eddie Du-
gan. o 10 10, won: Sir Cleges, $ TO !,
second: Chepontec, Z 10 /. third. Time,
l:29.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
DE ORC WINS WORLDS
THREE-CUSHI0N TITLE

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Alfred De ORC
is again the worlds three-cushion bill
liza rd champion and holder of the Jordan
Lambert trophy. In the final block Of
his match with Thomas a. Hueston to-
night De ORC won, 30 TO 3S. making the
total score for the match $50 to ia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
Auerbachs Forfeit Game.

Through d misunderstanding the
uled game between the Auerbac
Bennett glass teams was not playe
nesday on the Walker field, the Al
team falling 10 show. The BennS
now anxious 10 post a side bet IN
can beat the Auerbachs in matc
at any time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing OF the Manhattan
Athletic club announced Wednesday
evening that he would put on four six
round amateur bouts for next Monday
night and said that he would have the
best card of the season for the visiting
members,
IIo has also sent 10 San Francisco for
Jimmie Regan, whom he expects to
match with Young Erlenborn.
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Seven Straight.

ST. LOUIS. May fS.-St. Louis won Us
seventh straight game today by defeat
Ing Philadelphia. to ?. Moren was hit
safely i'm the eighth inning for four sin
giles. netting three runs. K. ~, T..
]
Batteries Backman. Sallee and Phelps
Moron and Moran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
LIE Tremblay Results.

PARIS. May lS.-Amer RI can owned
horses captured two second places in the
races at lie Tremblay today Ross Adams
Karmel and w X. Nanderbilts Barba ros-
81. and the PriN Nolic. respectively.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Association

At Kansas City-CoumbuR, o Kansas
City. u.
At neapolIs-Louisville, 2; Mime
apol!s, 4
At ST. Paul-Indlanapolis. Z; ST.
Paul, :.
At Milwaukee-Toledo. >: Milwaukee. Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Des Moines. Z; Wich-
ita, 5.
At Omaha-Omaha, II: Denver. :.
At LinCon-Lincoln. IL. St. Joseph ,.
AT Sioux Ciiy-SiouX City, Q: Topeka 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
Close Contest,

SAN FRANCISCO May 1S.-Portland
took the second Of the series with Oak
land today. r. II. T.
Portland ...... ..................3 s 3
Oakland 49,. ....................2 }
Batterics-hrapp and Fisher; Tonnesnu
and IitZe.
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The lineup
Spanish
Hit and Run.

The Idlewilds beat the Imperial
hit and run baseball game Wed
afternoon on The ldlewild diamond.
score Of - 10 ID. Armstrong =
home rIns and three sacks, Will
erts was the Imperial star.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
PACIFIC LEAGUE
ToZer Goes Some,

LOS ANGELES, May lS-Tth the aid
OF ToZer, who pitched in great form. Los
Angeles beat Vernon today. Il. n. h.
Vernon 80. Observation-Disclosures. & 4
Batteries-Tozer and Orendorh. Scha-
fer and Hogan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT VONAl
Camnitz Scatters Hits.

PITTSBURG. May lS-Boston hit Cam
nitz hard. but the hits were scattered
through the game and the visitors lost
10 Pittsburg S 10 >. mainly because OF
ragged fielding and tho fact that Curtis
was found FOR seven hits In tho first TWO
innings. Leach and Brown each knocked
tho ball over the fence for home run.
r. II. r..
PittshurR ..sa.. ...s...-.....s-.. \ IL !
81. . .
BatterIos-Camuitz and Gibson; cur
tbs, Brown ana Graham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
AMERICAN
Making Grand Run.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1S.--Today's
victory for Philadelphia over Chicago by
to : was the fourth straight over tho
westerncrs and the thirteenth in n row
for the bone team R.H.E.
Chicago ...... ......,........,.. .
InllaUCIpillI ss.,,.s.,...e.... ]
Batteries-Walsh and Block, Morgan
and Iapp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
College Games.

At New Haven-Brown, 3: Yale.
twelve inuings). darkness.
At Priucctou-Coliege baseball: Prince
ton O.; Lafayette. 3
At ladeiphia-College: Pennsylvania.
10; Lchigh. i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
SPANISH FORK TEAM
0UTPLAYED BY |
Sncclnl 10 The Trihuno-

PROVO. May 1s.-The Provo tea
out Spanish Fork i'm all but two
here this afternoon in a league
by the score OF e 70 . which pro
be an exciting contest and whic
witnessed by a large crowd of IA
The lineup:
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Errors Beat Reds.

CINCINNATI May 1S.-Both Mathew
son and SuGgs were hit hard today but
Cincinnati errors allowed New York 10
win. 10 TO 6. Ri. T.
New York Observation-Disclosures. ~ Z
Cincinnati .... ........r....... & IL .
Battcrles-NIathews wsnn and Meyer;
SuRES and Mclean.
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Game Thrown Away.

SACRAMENTO. May lS.-After Sacra-
mento had todays game bottled up for
eight innings. Spicsu7an and Shinn made
errors that allowed San Francisco 10 win
By a score OF 10 4. II. u T..
san Francisco % , 4
Battcries-Easterv and Williams: Filz-
gerald and Spicsman.
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Mcbride Is Feature,

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Through
Groom's ettectlveness with men on bases
today, Washington defeated Cleveland 4
to 3. McBrides fielding was a feature.
RI. II.
washington -. .~-.-.-.-..,..... { )
Cleveland ..,.., ........,..,. : 10
BatterieS-Groom and Street; Mitchell
Berger and Eastcrly Bcmis.
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Australian Riders Arrive; McFar-
land, Clarke and De Mara Are
on Their Way Here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19

BOSTON. May 1S.-Boston- Detroit
game postponed: rain.
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Tie in Hitting.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-New York cap
tured tho last game OF the series from
ST. Louis today. TO :. by hitting Strem-
mel freely In tho seventh and eighth IN
nings and b% taking fun advantage ot
errors. R.H. r..
ST. Louis ...........,..,....
Ns.x, lrI- 1
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Ratteries-Strommel and Allen; Frll
Vaughn and I<lClnov.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-24


Mr.. and Mrs. We'll are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dosrer OF
Park Ridge, Ill. George Schoefer
of Desplaines and P L. Schir-
mant of Chicago, who arrived
tuesday for few day fishing.
Miss Eleanore Bishop arrived
Tuesday from Boone, Iowa, to
spend a month at the Red Oak
resort. and in Eagle River. Miss
Bishop has many friends who will
be pleased to see her again
F. FL. Dildine is busy doctor
ing his hand which he poisoned a
week ago. The warm weather is
! affecting the healing of the injur-
ed member, which is causing him
considerable of pain and incon-
venience.
State Forester f. M. Griffith Of
Madison spent today in town. On
account of the dry weather and
numerous forest fires in this loca-
ton, Mr.. Griffith has been upon a
tour of inspection and seeing the
fire wardens and giving them in
structlons. He reports bad fires
and extensive loss of timber along
the Northwestern line in the Boul-
er lake region.
Among the most interesting
Special Acts proposed for the
next Wisconsin State Far, to be
held in Milwaukee, September
1916, is a five-mile race around
the mile track between the famods
Wright Bros. airship and Barney
OldfeId, the champion automo-
bilist, with his machine Date Of
event will be announced later.
Eli Vieu arrived here this
morning from the hospital. Eli
met with an accident while work
ing 10 the woods at Champion,
Mich, with the result that he
lost his left leg below the knee.
His many Eagle River friends re-
gret to see him in his present
condition.