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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07
Buena Vista Entries.

The entries for the second days races
al Bucna Vista are as follows;
First racc, six furlonGs. 3ycar olds
and up. selling-Ramop Corona, o.; Fon- =
casta. III; Valencia. Ill; Tube Rose, 81;
Alivia. l05; Good money. %.
olds and up, sellng-Airs, 1o9: McNally,
1e9 Sam Bernard, LOG; Royal River. 109
TaYora. 109.
Third race, six furlongs. S-year- olds
and up, seling-B. Prince Charlie. 10a:
Swell Girl, 101; Maid of Orleans. 10Y: Sa :
bado, 100; Yellow Foot. l0T; Flying Dance.
105; Cottontail. %; Seasick. 107. Prone
1heus, 1o7; Chief Desmond, lo9. Yolo.
los.
Fourth race. six furlongs. 3-year- olds
and up sellng-Tugboat. 104: Swager-
lator.. Ill: st Joe, III: Swede Sam, III:
Acauia. '1o4:. Silver Leaf, 1o9: Almena,
100: Chcswardine. III; Lady Adelaide, 1O9
Warner Griswell. nj; Ellerd. ia,
Fifth race, six furlongs. 3-ycar- olds and
lo5; Albion H., 1o!:. Wistaria. 1o7, Molie
Montrose. s102. Sal Pearl, 10T Byron
100; Harry Stanhope. 107.
Sixth race six and a half furlongs,
3-year- olds and up, purse--Sea Green. 90;
Jack Paine. Ill: Gold Finn, 1O9 Bonnie
Bard. III; Lomond 112: Marchmont, l09.
Apprentice allowance.
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GENERAL INTEREST IS
LACKING IN HORSE 4

LONDON. June G.-The In,,r.
horse show opened at OlyrpIs Il.
crnoon. 1T will continue mr.,
days.
Although lacking the ROYAL ~.
TO which Il has owed 20 mud
past. the annual exhibition ha. h
ticipated with peculiar in,er,,
ciety and borsemen as one 0, n
events of 2 season ihst has 5:ss
OF the usual galety because 4
mourning for the late king.
Tnc Americans, 100. have no, !.
many horses as they did last H.,
they are we'll represented. Walter +
again heads the list In the nI=',
variety OF entries. his exhibits ,,,'
In almost every class. from =
ponies 10 hunters, W. II. Nor,
Inst year captured many OF b
prizes. Is n good second. hayln, 4
forty horses. chiefly in The /,
classes. including two coachInr !,
Other American competitors are:
&. w. Wilson. with twenly \
Xavier Riant, who has agair :
Jubilee. tho hunter holding The q
Jumping record: Paul Cravalh. N
also compete In The jumping ey.su
l.. Long Of Kansas City. who 3
tered a trotter. and Edwin u. VI
bee. who has a team OF five lr-
bred hunters. Messrs. VandsiSl
Paul SorG Will take part in Il.
ing.
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Longshots Need the Money and
Outrun the Favorites at Buena
Vista Race Track
LITTLE WILL TRY
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Discharged Manager Secures
Attorney to Make johnson
Come to Terms.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-After Sc
curing an attorney late today. George
Little declared he would take immediate
loyal action TO secure his position AS
manager of Jack Johnson. Little said the
trouble between himself and Johnson be-
gan when he wrote for the mother and
sister OF the champion TO come TO the
training camp TO do the cooking. Ac-
cording 10 the managers story. johnson
objected so strongly TO this action that
a fierce quarrel ensued. This trouble
eliminated yesterday in the row which
led TO the replacing as gatekeeper of Sig
Hart.
The threats OF gunplay became so fro
quent today that some excitement was
caused by q visit TO Chief OF Pollee Mar
tin by Little. According TO the chief.
he was asked 10 settle the quarrel. but
declined on the ground That he had no
right 10 interfere In matter over which
the courts must exercise jurisdiction,
Little said that besides the $40 900 for
vdcd for Johnson, the champion owes
him $1,000, which the manager paid out
on debts contracted by his charge. That
part of this has gone to pay the cX-
pcnses OF ,JohnSon's brother, Charles, who
Is said to be dying III q Chicago hospital.
is Little contention. This payment ac-
cordinE 10 Little. was resented by john
son. who was not inclined 10 authorize
It,
a permit was granted today by the
board of supervisors for the erection OF
r. Crandstand In Central park. where the
arena for the JeffricsJohnson fight is
now under course Of construction.
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SALT LAKE ATHLETIC
CLUB CHANGES HANDS

The Salt Lake Athletic c!ub promises
a good card for next Thursday night at
the Auditorium OH Richards street Inc
main event will be a battle royal by
seven Colorcd boys. This number looks
good as all the contestants are clever
boys.
Jack Downing will take OH Kangaroo
Allen OF St. Louis; Young Logan meets
Ike Cohn
'Birdlcs' Collins is breaking things up
at the Auditorium. Monday be started by
putting two punching bags 10 the queer.
Pete Sullivan Is also Training there for
his coming bout with Maurice Thompson
in Butte.
interest In the club To IVer Redman, who
had charge of the club. Billy Ryan VIII
manage affairs. for a time at least. Red
man promises the fans tho best amateur
bouts that can be had and he will run
the club strictly first class.
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Pittsburg at Boston. wet grounds.
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BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

Manager Hcagren of the Salt Palace
bicycle track has scheduled six events for
topieht's card, the feature of which viii
be "a flvc-milo motor paced race. in which
Duer Will raecL Dcmara. Whittier Will
pace Duer and Samuelson will take De-
mara.
The other events arc as follows:
Flve-m mile motor paced race, profession
al-Duer VS.. Dcmara.
Two thirds. unpaced against time, pro-
fessional-E. A. Pyc. Record, IN l-5.
Unknown distance lap. professional
Balf-mile handicap, professional.
Two-mile lap, handicap, amateur.
Three quarter mile open, amateur.
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TWO J|MS To MFEl'
IN SECRET hi
Jeffrles and Corhett win,
in Private; jeff Bpin,.
Home Fish. y

BEN LoMoND, Cal. .Iuno
fatigucd after dnhlng ,,rn
mcnced at O'Clock this
wound up at g this evening ~
with the rest OF his part ,., m
camp nj Q o'clock tonlyh, WI y,
the days catch was concor,
was a success, and the bic ia,a 2.
home enough fish to SUNNY y, :.
camp for TWO or three davS ne sM
will be resumed tomorrow mor1e u1e
the FIRST of the Corbeit bm,s ,,h1s
In all proba bility Jefrries 49,, - -
Gran Will box in private AZ "l ~.
fellows custom when takIno %
sparring partner. Corhett is na "a
sical shape 10 travel a pretty az ~
rounds, r-'V'
Corocti. VINO has been Byi,. 4.
Cruz. returned with JctrrIe, -,
remain here permanently.
Eddie Grancy. tho San Pra,,.
ercc. is again a camp visitor u.
down. he said, 10 sec Corbs,, :. -.
fries box tomorrow. ~
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Mud Runners Inning.

GRAFEsEND. June 6.-Mud runners
had an inning at GraYescnd today. The
feature, the Bedford selling stakes, re-
suited In victory for Miss Nett. but
only after terrific drive, which lasted
all through the stretch.
First race. about six furlongs-Right
Easy. 4 10 !, won; Royal Captive, l5 10
l, second; Adriuche, 30 to l: third, Time.
III.
Second race. steeplechasc. about two
and half milcs-Blackbrldge, 4 10 S,
won: Dipit, 10 .. second; DIR. Keith, 4
To !. third, Time. i5S.
Third race, five furlongs-Miss Nett,
even, Won; Danger Mark, 5 TO 2. second
Fair Miss. 12 to .. third. Time, 1;02 2-5.
Fourth race. handicap, one and three
sixteenths milcs-Bob r., TO /, won;
Berkeley, IS to >, second; Pins and
Needles. 10 10 1. third Time. 2:03.
Fifth race, mile and siXteenth-Pe-
tronius, 10 l, won; Frank Purcell 10
!. second; Dull Care, to l. third Time.
Sixth race. Ave furlongs-Syzygy. !
10 !, won: Busy Miss to J. second
uso. to l. third. Time. 1:O3 2-5.
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UNION MEN TOO STRONG
FOR BASEBALL MAGNATES

CLEVELAND, o., June 6,-After a con-
ference with local labor leaders. which
lasted several hours. John Mitchell rep
resenting the American Federation OF
Labor. and Ban Johnson. president of the
American Baseball league. prepared to-
night a tentative agreement which IL is
hoped will end the union boycott on base
ball parks where the Cleveland team
PLAYS.
The boycott was declared at the open
Ing OF the season on account or the al
legged unfair treatment by the Cleveland
club OF union labor 1t has spread 10
most of the large cities of the country
where the local unions have taken up the
fight
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, juno 6.-Results;
First race, FIVE furlongs-Ella Bryson
straight 800. so, won: Oracle. place $3.50
second: Lowen, show $3.50. third, Timo,
100 %.
Second race, six furongs-Baeg
straight s11, won; Alice George, place
81 second: Tony Boncro, show s6I5,
Third race. six furlongs-Al Muller
straight sl1,2o won. Hanbridge, place
s6.75, second; Crystal Maid, out, third.
Time, LII 40.
Fourth race. Latonia derby. mile and
a halt-Joe Morris. straight s11.75. won;
BooIa Boola. place ss. second: Donau.
show sI.25. third. Time, 2.33 20
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Kings Daughter straight s6.i5 Won;
Meadow. place 1915, second: Tom Hay
ward, show s6.25, third. Time. l:,5 3-5.
Sixth race. purse S4o0. one and one six
tecnth miles-Eyc Bright straight $3.50.
won; Camel, place $3.50 second: Claudia.
show s7,25, third. Time, LAS 2-5.
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TR0TTING ASSOCIATION
Is BUILDING TRACK
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. June 1.-THE Kaysville
Trotting association expects 10 have its
race track ready for racing In three
weeks. a ball park will be built in con-
ncction with the track.
The promoters OF the enterprise also
figure on making IL a livestock market
and county fairs will be held there. The
company he's employed Riley Kent OF Lo-
gan 10 manage the track. MI. Kent has
had thirty years experience in that line
and has made Il success OF seven race
tracks In Utah and Idaho. Mr.. Kent
brought six fine horses with him, ana
DR.. J. r. Morton OF kaysvile has about
the same number. Some of these animals
are from the best trottiDg breeds in the
United States.
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BULUk0S AGREES TO
THROW MURRAY TEAM

Peter RuzUkos has issued a challenge
10 wrestlc the Murray baseball team
agreeing to throw the nine men in one
hour. He will pull of this stunt short
time after his match with Mike Yolsel
which is scheduled ut the Salt Lake the
ater Wednesday night.
Manager Hcagren announced that he
had placed the tickets en- sale for the
match and reserved seats can be had at
the theater,
There is a great deal OF interest i'm the
BuZu6os- Sokel match. and although It
appears one-sidcd Buzukos has plenty
Of backing and the little Greek is conf
dent that Yokel can never throw him four
times in the hour.
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EX- X-BILLIARD CHAMPION
WILL PLAY AT KE|

IL. + Lean and Lloyd Je;ns 4
tho best three -cushion players I
country in their day. were mstehal
day In Il Hotpoint game. which I
played in the Kenyon parlor. r.
play two DAYS. nifty points nelt
and finishing up Saturday With q
ond fifty points The match Is fsll
bet OF 5000. and il will prove pn 4
most exciting contests ever puI.a
this city i'm tho shape Of billiards
Lean and Jeyne have me, I
matches, which resulted in neaiyI
Lean has been playing billiard.
Jcvnc has been playing q nliis
OF billiards and pool, but the hiy|
spent several hours the past ri
practicipg and he believes ne vi d
to beat Lean.
Efforts will be made TO seCus
Dwyer, manager of the Bun
track. who Is a billiard u,L|
referee.
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BILLY NOLAN WILL NOT
MANAGE JOHNSON

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6.-Followirg
a lengthy conference with Tex Rickar ri
Jack Johnson gave out q statement To-
night that Billy Nolan positively would
not become his manager.
Reports 10 the contrary notwith-
standing. / have not and will not en-
gage Nolan as my manager declared
Johnson
II have no intention of engaging any
one at present in place OF Little and VIII
manage my affairs myself"
Rckard stated frankly he did not look
with favor upon Nolan as t!lc colorcd
champions manager In the big fight,
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PARTY IS
RESTING AT EUREK A

n telegram 10 Frank Botterili from
Mayor Bransford announces that the
party in the two Pierce cars arrived at
Eureka, New, Monday night They
stopped over Sunday at Elko The mayor
states That no trouble has been had with
the cars, and all in tho party are feel
ing fine. Some OF the roads are reported
to be In bad shape and others very good,
The party will reach Fallon TUESDAY
noon. and. if possible, will run into Reno
"Wednesday night
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DRISC0LL GOES HOME
ACCOUNT ILL HEALTH

NEW YORK. June 6.-Jcm Driscoll,
the British featherwcight champion, viii
sail for England tomorrow. having been
compelled by Ill health 10 call off MS
championship bout with Abe Attcll
which was to have been fought a. Colma
July >. Drscols Illness followed an at
tack Of malaria. which developed In train
ing shortly after his arrival here. Com
plications have set in that render doubt
ful any further fisuc activity for
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WHITNEY AND RAINEY
START ON ARCTIC HUNT

NEW HAVEN, Conn. juno 6.-Barry
Whitney. the hunter of this city. and
Paul j. Raincy OF Cleveland. left New
Haven today FOR sydney, c. b. where
they WIN join the Arctic ship Becthic
which they have chartered for hunt
ing trip in the northern ATTITUDES.
Before leaving. Mr., Whitney reiterated
that the trip was absolutely for hunt-
ing purposes. The men expect to he In
the Arctic regions about three months.
They will take no one with them aside
from the crew OF the Boothic. which Will
he commanded by Captain Bartlett who
WAS with Peary on his north pole eX
pcdi.ion,
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Jeffords in Condition.

Joe Jeffords sent down word from u,rl,
city that he Is in fine shape for his
scheduled twenty round boxing contest
with Morgan Williams for next Saturday
Jeffords Is anxious 10 meet some of de
big mon. and he is most anxious TO sign
up with Jimmy FLYNN of Pueblo
or two days 10 take up the question ~
a special train from Salt Lake TO Park
City for The fight.
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WEBER COUNTY GAME
WARDEN ARRESTS ITALIAN
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 6.---The flrst arrest for
violating the fishing law was made here
this morning BY Deputy Fish and Game
Warden Joe HoGGc, who found ], Z,
Bellows, an Italian. with hook and line.
complacently fishing In the Weber river
between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets. Bellows had couple OF chubs
and several suckers IN his possession
wilcn nc was arrested. The foreigner says
that he was not aware of any law to
prohibit him from catching this kind OF
fish. and that II n spcckled trout had been
lured on his hook he would have placed
IL back in the stream. He furnished
cash bond for his appearance In the city
court when the case is called for trial,
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HOWARD REFUSES TO
MEET BILLY 2!

KANSAS CITY, June s.-Jinrl
ard. who was matched 10 hr'
Papke ten rounds here on JuHs
tIficd the promoters Of The coa
that he could not keep the ensi
The prSilist gave no reason q:
dra wing from the match.
An attempt is being made 70 q
other middlewcight 20 box PapN
June II.
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0'BRIEN IS UNAWARE
OF REPORTED CHANGE

MILWAUKEE,. June 6.-when told of a
report from Philadelphia that he was be-
ing considered manager of the phila-
dephia National League club in place of
Horace Fogcl, Joseph D. OBrien former
president or the American association
said this afternoon:
AS far as I know, there is nothing in
the matter and can sec no reason why
Mr, Fogel should be relieved of The man.
aGcment,"
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Now Auto Track.

KANSAS CITY. June 6,-Thc Elm
Ridge race track hero will be converted
into a one-mile oval automobile speed
way, which, II is said, will equal any
thing OF its kind in the country. The
course. which VIII be of material SINH
lar to that used in the construction OF the
Los Angeles "pfe pan" track, will proba-
bly, be completed within sixty days Bar
ney Oldfcd is stockholder in the en-
terprise, which is backed by loca! capt.
tallsts.
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Polo Club Will Challenge.

LONDON, June 6.-At meeting TO-
day the committee of the Hurlinghame
Polo club definitely decided to challenge
this wear for the international cup now
in the possession of the Mcadowbrook
club
The team 10 be sent TO the United
States Will consist Of the twin brothers.
r and +. Grenfell, the Earl of Rock
savage and Lord Wodehouse.
The Duke OF Roxburghc is lending his
stable OF ponies to Lord Wodehousc and
The ponies will he shipped about July 20.
CAPTAIN T. q. Miller will accompany the
team in place of Captain Lloyd.
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After Big Prize.

CHICAGO. June 6.-P. s. Manning Of
El Paso. Tex. who was in Chicago last
night en- route to Cleveland. announced
that he would enter the proposed New
York Chicago aerial race for a prize OF
$4,000. He has n double decked so
horsepower biplane of his own manu-
facture, In which he recently flew from
El Paso across the Rio Grande river four
miles Into Mexico and return.
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Easy for Giants.

NEW YORK, June 6.--New York de-
feated st. Louis. to J. today. Mathew
son held the visitors 10 two scratch hits
up TO the eighth inning but In the ninth
Bresnahan batting for Sallee, drew a
pass. reached third on HugGins's hit and
scored when Ellis forced HuggIns Mt sec
ond p IT T.
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures.
HNSN i'aN u y /
Batteries-Salec and Phelps; Mathew
son and Myers Gmpires-Johnstone and
Moran.
Pittsburg at Boston. wet grounds.
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Latonia Track Onens,

LArONIA. June 6.-Joe Morris. lying
in second place until tho stretch turn,
came on in the last eighth OF "A mile and
won the twenty-fourth renewal OF the
Latonia Derby today by one length
Donau, assuming an early lead held IL
until challenged In the stretch and fell
back, beaten, Boola Boola coming strong
and getting the second position. The
other three were outr,In all the way.
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Donovan Claims Title.

Jack Donovan. who claims the light
heavyweight wrestling championship of
America, has taken exception to The
claim OF DcmetrOI the Greek Demon
and says he is willing TO meet him at l75
pounds. mat weight
Buzukos says that he will back De-
Tnetrol. and is arranging to meet Donovan
10 sign articles OF agreement. Dcmct ,ol
will be here in few days to talk wres-
,li
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Browns Sign Star.

CHICAGO. June 6.-Joe Higgins. A
semi professional player, has been signed
by the ST. Louis Americans to play first
base. In "a recent game he made three
homc-runs and two three base hits
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American Association

AT Coiumbus-Kansas City. 6; Column
bus. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, .: Louis
vile. ].
AT Toledo-St. Poul. o.: Toledo. J.
At dianapolis-Minneapolls =: In
dianapois. ),
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Tribune Want Ads.
6eil Nam 32Oo. independent 800

Recently returned from Santo Domingo.
in tine West Indies. an American uoininp.
engineer tells about the struggle for cx,
istcncc that some of the legion OF army
generates have when the country Is
tranquil IL was n two days' trip nv
horseback from the coast 10 the mine. i
friend OF the engineer arranged that a
native should handle his luggage on the
way. cook, feed the horses and perform,
other odd Jobs. Just outside the town the
porter; cook and hostlcr halted his horse
and dismounted. Hc then explained that
he could not enter the town with his pack
until nishtfall. The narrator asked the
reason. FAh." replied the native. 81 am
a general OF the republic and cannot af-
Iord TO lower the dignity OF my rank by
being observed atcing as peon.D
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Emeryville Opening Date.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-President
Thomas III. Williams of the New Califor-
nis Jockey club announced that the rae
ing sea son OF i9iO-19I1 viii open at
Emcryvile Saturday, November ~. This
will be ono week earlier than the first
day OF the season Just ended.
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Orendorf May Live.

OAKLAND, June 6.-The condition OF
Catcher Orendorf OF the Los Angeles
baseball team, who was rendered uncon-
scious by being hit with a pitched ball
yesterday. shows improvement today.
Suffering from concussiou OF the brain.
accompanied by hemorrhage. Orendorf
can be aroused from his stupor with diff
ficulty but the attending physicians
think he has passed the critical stage.
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Will Try Long Flight.

NEW YORK. June 6.-CEarlcs h
Hamilton. the aviator, will sail next Sat
urday from Van Courtlandt park in his
attempt to ny to Philadelphia and back
in tho same day for the prize offered by
the New York Times.
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Wilson Beats Evans.

j. Wilson (SO) defeated Is. Evans (sO)
by the score OF so to 49, in Il runaway
game OF twenty-five innings, Monday
night. at the Jcvnc academy.
x. Evans and J. Eisncr will play TO-
night
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Attell Has Shade.

PITTSBURG, June 6.-In fast and
furious battle here tonight. Monte At
tell and Patsy Brannigan. bantamweights
fought six rounds TO a draw with At
tell having shade tho better,
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wlchi,a-Topeka, .: Wichita. O.
AT Omaha-OmalIa. s: Lincoln, 3
AT Denver-Denver. 9: ST. Jeoseph O.
Moines, 8.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT FONAl
Pitchers Hit Hard,

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Philade-
phia hit Chicagos pitchers hard today
and won. II to 2. In the second inning
seven men faced Richie and they made
five hits, received n base on balls and
made a sacrifice hit. Il. II, l..
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 3
Philadelphia ..............-..12l IA 3
Batteries-Richie. Pfeiffcr and Need
ham, Archer; Moore and Moran. I'm
pres-Rigler and Emslie.
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Soccer Meeting

\ meeting of the Salt Lake socce,
team Is called for tonight in room 20g
Sharon building AT $50 o'clock Arrange
ments Will bc made to play Park CITY
In the final game for the Daynes cup.
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AMERICAN
Close Game,

NEW YORK. June 6.-New York de-
feated ST, Louis in the opening game oF
the series today. TO !. Eli Il
Batterics-Qulnn and Mitchell; Powell
Bailey and Klllifer
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No Automobile Races

KANSAS CITY. June 6.-The autono-
oile races were postponed until tomorrow
ON account of rain.
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Tigers Invincible.

CLEVELAND. o., June 6.-Clevcland-
game postponed; rain.