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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
JOHNSON DRAWS
LARGEST CROWD
Prominent People Watch Cham
pion Closely in His Gym-
nasium Workout.
FANS ANXIOUS TO SEE
C0L0RED FIGHTER BOX
Goes Eight Fast Rounds and Is
Cheered When Leay-
ing Gym.

SAN FRANCISCO May 2s.-Jack Jonn-
son drew the largest house since he has
commenced his boxing at the beach this
afternoon and the pavilion In which he
works was crowded with Something Iike
1900 spectators who cheerea him literally
as ne went through his gymnasium stunts
ana then put on the gloves. Among the
visitors at the camp today were Eddie
Graney' the well known referee and Jim
Nell, father OF frankie Nell the prize
hghter. at one time bantam weight cham
plon.
Both experts at the game expressed
themselves as well pleased at the show
ing that was made by the negro and
declared him 20 be i'll tlp-top condition,
eonsldering that he has SO long in which
TO get ready for Jeffries.
Johnson opened the programme with
Dag punching, tossing the medicine ball
and body exercise on the mat One OF
handling the weights and shadow boxing
and shouted out 10 the colored man
oh, put on the gloves. Quit your
Kidding"
the house when he replied TO the intruder
by inviting him 10 come up and do little
boxing, Needless 10 say, there was no
further disturbance from that quarter
OF the pavilion.
The boxing consisted of eight rounds.
of which five were with George Cotton
and three with Marty Cutler. Cotton gave
the champion a good workout. Both men
went at their boxing In good style, al
though Cotton retired with bleeding
mouth.
Cutler had entirely recovered from the
knockout of the day before, but he was
10 mix things with Johnson
About three quarters Of an hour were
taken UP In the gymnasium and the crowd
gave n cheer as Jack finally left for his
dressing rooms. He VIII box again to-
morrow and then take a layof from gym
nasium exercise for several days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
PRESIDENT TAFT PRAISES
CURTISS AER0PLANE FLIGHT

NEW YORK, May 29.-Thc following
message was received by the World to-
night from President Taft at Washing
tom
81 am intensely interested I'm what Mr
c.urtiss has done. II seems that the won
derg Of aviation viii never cease.
would hesitate to say that the perform
ance Of Mr. Curtiss Is an epoch. because
tomorrow we may hear that some man
has flown from New York TO st. Louis
MIR Wright told me nr the time tho
ten-mle flight from Fort Nycr was made
that ,l.- chief difficulty was in flying
over unknown ground Mr. Curtlss seemed
IN have surmounted this and | am glad
b,, has His flight will live long in our
tnemorles as having been the greatest
p (Slgned) WILLIAM II. TAFT
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CurtiSS Aerial Hero
CROWD SEES
JEFFR|ES IN GYM
Colfroth Is Greatly Surprised at
condition Shown by Former
Champion.

BEN LoMoND. Cal. May 2e-A1.
o..o"en ooNing was not on the pro.
efaHime today at the Jefrries train,nc
camp the gymnasium was packed whom
,ne eS-champion started to 20 through
s ,h poces- IL was the largest and onc nj
'.I .He most enthusiastic crowds thar hsva
visited the camp. ''"' nave
Jefries shIrked none of the ard,,o,,s une uay
ho,,u tasks He worked hard for An
1 1our and quarter and retired 10 his
oressinS room dripping ~ A'"
Among the sporting men in tho crow,,
was Jim Coffroth. the fight tr,S nron,n,"r nrTwo
s,r I,pmro,n had not seen Jenfrles in action
since SINCE ne watched him box In New York
rrIs. nc Decemner, and he expressed his sur
n''se at tne hghter's physical condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
NAT lONAL
Where Is Kling2

CHICAGO, May 29.-Bunched hits and
a sacritice gave Chicago two runs and
today's game with Pittsburg. TO J. The
visitors lone score was result OF
Bryne's double to left. a sacrifice and
n sacrifice fy which HOFFMAN speared
with one hand. They came close TO tie
ing the score in the last inning. when
Miller opened with a double to right and
attempted TO score from second on Flynn's
sacrifice hit down the first bag line. A
quick double play with Archer. Chance
and Cole participating, the latter COW
ering home plate, caught Miller sliding
home. r, H e.
Chicago o. ...,,...... /
Pittsburg o.. .............., l
Batrerles-Cole and Archer. Cummitz
and Gibson, Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Studebakers OutclaSsed.
al 10 The Trlhllnp

BINGHAM May e9,-ln a game OF
baseball here this afternoon on the BinS-
ham athletic field. the Bingham team de-
cisively defeated the Studebaker aggre-
cation from Salt Lake by the score OF
% to .. The feature of the game was the
heavy hitting of the Binghamites and the
home run OF Studer for the home team.
with three men on bases. Jensen, the
Bingham slab artist. was quite effective
with his twiSters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
WELSH WILL FIGHT
VI 'FAR[AVD TODAY
Lightweights Will Meet Before
National Sporting Club
of London.

Packey Mcfarland, one of the best men
OF the United States, and Freddie Welsh.
champion lightweight boxer of England,
will meet today before the National Sport
Ing club OF London. In twenty round
contest Mcfarland is big favorIte over
the Engllshman. and Americans arc back
ing him heavily TO beat Welsh
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river. Tho pontoons arc his own inven-
lion. fifty-horse power motor OF his
own make propcls the craft, which. with
the aviator in It's seat, weighs approx
mately 1000 pounds.
Curtlss is not tar alive man. and his
secretary explained the details OF the
trin. Curtiss merely smiled and nodded
approval now and then adding a few de-
scriptive phrases first hand.
In winning the World prize today, Cur
tiss incidentally captured tho Scientific
American cup for the longest flight In
America for n heavier than air machine.
He had previously won two legs on the
trophy and today's performance makes
Curllss is 33 years old and was born at
Hammondsport \. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
GARDNER BRONX TENNIS
SINGLES CHAMPION

New YORK, May 29.-Carlton Gardner.
tn bne californian. today won the Bronx
,nth"icap r,.ht championship singles and the
fnS 10 challenge Gustave f. Tauchard
Ior B the cup on the courts of the Bedford
fark Lawn Tennis club
IN the finals Gardner defeated T. B.
Le,l, the southern and former national
indoor champion after the fuII Eve '.os' sn,s
SIS, 6-3. 6-i, 1-6 and S-6
IN me doubles, William B. Crae!n. Jr.
and walter Merrill Hall captured FIRST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
||lLT LAKE WINS
|FAST BALL CAME
,ood's Orphans Give the 0cci-
dentaIs Severe Trouncing
at Walkers.
ALLOWS BUT
THREE SCATTERED HITS
I.ugfOrd Was Hit All Over Lot:
Good and Langley Peg
Nicely.

|~..,s was no celebration along Edi-
]. avenue Sunday night The reason
" ,h.t uumn,el. Of the Salt Lake team,
y. .he Occidental boys such trounc-
s',ssy will not soon forget the Or
s.s winning The game by the close
- of 1 10 3 Hummel held his oppo-
-s,s down 10 three scattered hits,
<,emouIs,. the shortstop. who put in
<sr errors. being responsible for the
rnsaentaI runs. Salt Lake hit Lang
Ia al lover the lot, but sood support
Tse colored boys have the reputation
u '%sInr hard hitters, but some one
-.,s have "swiped" their bats and sub
-,mlsd others with big holes. Hummel
[srrhsd ten men, who nearly swung
.<sIr heads off trying 10 connect.
San Lake led OF. getting single IN
II srst. Cahlll hitting the ball through
,ond Lawrence went TO first on
-Ner's choice, Cahill going out at Sec
u Costello and Good were thrown out
{rst, retiring the side
56r Occidentsls went out one-two-
~ Langley failing 10 steal second
~ hitting safe.
Hummel Invincible.
Rummel then held the Occidental team
La nntll the siXt inning Lawrence
~ no and famed, Moore walked and
a, second; Black hit 10 Blomquist,
i fumbed and Moore scored. Lang
hit 10 Stewart in right field, who
krsd 10 first, catching Black asleep
A retired the sido In sensational
4 lhe eighth inning Blomquist lost his
IA and three errors on his part. TWO
"a bt by Lawrence and Il wild pitch
Ia two runs. Hummel was invincibIe
he ninth
ID Lake scored in the second its
earned run. "Rumblefoot' Burns
M Hum out at first; Blomquist got
cnly hit OF the day in this inning.
Book brought him in with two
1er over second. McNae and Hummel
I'D LanEford then held the Orphans
"a for three innings. In the fourth
|hy Good and HUM singled and Blom-
Ia walked. Langford was cool. and
h good support retired the side In sem
1nal playing.
IL balloon went up in the sixth in
ID Good singled again, followed by
I'm and Blomquist walked. filling the
- Book hit an inheld fly and was
NJ dad" Stewart then made a long
I7i6ce. scoring HUM. Good having pre-
E1sly scored on a wild pitch. and Hum
grounded out at first, retiring the
Good Is Good,
Fhs next score for the Orphans came in
\ eighth inning. Good was again first
The bat and bingled for three sacks
n third base. Hum went 10 first
BuEnss error. but was caught steal
E BY Langley at second. Blomquist
|zed and Book got 10 first on an error
\ Langford. Trying TO steal second
~ mile.
ihs pegging OF Good and Langley. the
ztonal dive by LanEford at second
and the good fielding by Stewart
@ the features of the game.
ER Occidentals and Salt Lake teams
flay another game today. commerc-
at p. M, when the colored boys
ny TO get revenge.
ns score:
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BUZUK0S AND TEMPLE
WILL WRESTLE IN MURRAY

Peter Buzukos and c. r. Temple will
meet IN wrestling match at Murray to-
night, best two in three falls. the contest
TO be held In the Murray opera house. The
first preliminary Will begin at S p. m.
sharp. and Manager Gallagher promises
plenty OF sport for the money.
Owing TO the fact that Buzukos will
meet Mike Yokel. a great many OF the
Salt Lake fans will be present at the
match to see how Buzukos works.
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JFsN ! Ale
A - n q

'nea runs--Salt Lake. >; sacrifice hits
's"srt; stolen bascs-Moore left on
|s,Mnoalt Lake, s; Occidcntals. ,; bases
-ou Hummel. 3 off LGngford, ,;
esse nlis--Bock. Lawrence (colored)
oass hlis-Good: double plays
,nnnn; Stewart 10 Hum. struck
~ ,hmmmel. 10. by Langford, Z
M oais-Good; wild pitches-Iium
,naslord; time OF gamc-one hour,
mn r",hntss; umpire-Bllly Dutch, at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
New worlds Records.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Two worlds rec
ords were smashed today at Celtic park.
Long Island, at the games of the post
office clerks The first was by Platt
Adams. New York Athletic club, who
hurled the javeline $50 feet 2 inches.
which beats Martin Sheridans old record
by several yards. The second record.
the running, two hops and jump, went
TO Dan Ahearn. Irish American Athletic
club. who cleared 81 feet 6 IA Inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
COWBOY CHAUFFEUR
ROPES BROWN BEAR

CODY. Wyo.. May 29.-When A hIg.
brown bear paused to look at an automo-
bile near the ranch of c.. q. RudeSon al
the foot OF tho Big Horn mountains today
Rudolph RhoviGno. the cowboy chauffeur
holding the steering wheel with ono hand.
lassocd bruin as the car swept past The
captive was. dragged 10 the Rudeson ranch
and is on exhibition there with several
bare spots on his coat
Go out TO Highland Park today.
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Polo Wins Easily.

ST LOUIS. May 2e.-Stanislis Zbyszko
the Polish wrestler, who is matched with
Frank Gotch at Chicago Wednesday, won
from Charley Olsen OF ST. Louis in two
straight falls here tonight
Zbyssko required IS minutes for tho
first fall and 16 for the second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
Collins CHALLENGES World.

Manager Burns saws that he is getting
"Birdleg" Collins in shape and challenges
any 133pound man In the world In be-
half OF his man. Collins has two draws
with Pete Sullivan. ana the colored boy
is now anxious to take on Cyclone"
Thomson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
H0FELlNG MAKES HIGH
SCORES FOR TROPHIES

John Hofeliug was the high man In
the shoot for the Ballistite trophy, break
ing iS out Of n possible so and he went
straight for the Gus Grief trophy with %
broken bluerocks.
will meet the Salt Lake Gun club boys at
the traps. The shooting will commence
at p m. and there will be plenty OF
shells at the club for all visitors
The trophy scores made Sunday were
{oIl<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
TWO Homo Runs.

|part y, Douglas baseball team beat
|ooon NY team at Park City Sunday
5sd too 'y Inc score OF Is TO Z, Mooscr
'to much for the miners. his
Twu'i them guessing all the
hc rs,a nome runs were the feature
b AMI = Cook hit over tho left field
B for II ubdnkston hit over the center
d se trss hits that the soldiers did not
& s.ack of them. ~ 0'''''' : '
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CINCINNATI. May 29.-Cncinnati used
four pitchers today, but all were wild.
and ST. Louis won. 10 to Z, Cincinnati
hit Harmon hard but Backman kept the
hits we'll scattered Rain stopped the
game In the seventh for half an hour.
and :he field was miserable when play
was resumed. r. II e,
st. Louis :, .,..s............10 IL l
Cincinnati E. s...............
Batteries-Harmon, Beckman and
Phelps; Rowan. Castlcton, Fromme. An
derson and Mclean. Clarke, Umpires-
RIgler and Emslie.
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|hkAY SHELTER BOYS
|tASY FOR THE LOBSTERS
~ 10 The Tribune

.p,.h May 29.--Scycral hundred
ssahs .ahs attended the opening base
S%e rt AT The fair grounds this after
|fsHonere Dad" Gimlin's baseball ag-
nv" n, ociceted the Murray nine by q
nm, 70 I. The local boys secured
fo,,r,,' N The third inning and thrce IN
Nd w., After the nth inning Pap
||1rrs"a "aurrays pitcher, was lnvincible.
IN a., scored one run in the FIRST. two
|ce,i isi' and one In the eighth Innings
IN aus are enthusiastic over the
hu arc hopeful OF winning the
,csnnampionshIp. the series Of which
r'eNaoly DcSIn ncXl EmndnN
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Rose Arrives.

Kid Rose, who is 10 box with Pete Sui
ivan before the Salt Lake Athletic club
next Thursday night, arrived In the city
Sunday and will commence training today
at the Auditorium. He will start work at
l D. m. daily. Sullivan Will train at 3
%
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
Match Pool Series.

F. p HennIng, champion Pacific coast
pool player will start his series OF pool
exhibitions today at the Mission academy.
Henning Is also making arrangements
for a series of games for the Utah cham
pionship-
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lanksfvaEs

sahds ., VlTALITY-Hav curec
lhBon,ri, cases Of Nervous Debility
1kihsn "a, They clear the brain.
perfsct a'e Circulation, make dlges-
't 10 Ii. and and impart magnetic
|poses es,,no @noic being. 81 per box:
|[s!ah H. r.; Mailed sealed. Book free,
or % re-, Co. .es5 Arch ST.. Phlladel-
1RAhhst u In Salt Lake at all
A 'oHNS0N drug stores.
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Fogler Beats Kramer.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Joe Fogler cap
tured the one mile open professional bi-
ishing about foot In front Of Frank T.
Kramer His time was PAS 1-5. The 9TH
er results were:
Two-mile handicap. won by John Be-
dell. Time, All 25
Two-mle fessional-Halsted OF Sac
ramento won. Time. i:4i 2-5.
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Eiremen Arc Stars.

The Murray firemen defeated the Boost
ers at Murray Sunday afternoon by the
score of 10 10 2, making the fifth victory
OF six games played.
The batteries-Anold and Bishop
Stocker and Moon
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Track Is Washed,

INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.-The two
and Lone half mile brick track OF the In
dianapolis speedway was washed with
gasoline and water today In preparation
for the national championship races of
the American Automobile association to-
morrow
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Reinhardt Wins.

PARIS. May 2e.--W. x Vanderoilt's
Eelnhardt today won tho Prlx Arc des
Princes at the Longchamps track. DIR.
Vanderbilt's Bats Delight finished third
in the Prix Lupin (Grand Produce
stakes. a ten and one-half furlong event.
for three year-olds.
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Letchfield High Gun.

C. T. Letchfield had his shooting eye
with him Sunday and scored high gun
over the rifle range The individual
scores were as follows;
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Bricklayers Outclassed.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
TOOELE, Nav o9-The Smelfers out
clessed the B. / u, team OF Salt Lake
in a match baseball game here this aft
ernoon by the score of II 10 4. Hamilton
was on the rubber for the winners and
Philsbury pitched for the bricklayers.
The Murray Utah league baseball team
Will play the Smelters here tomorrow
afternoon. and the local boys are conf
dent of winning.
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American Association

At Kansas Clty-Kapsas City 5, Mil
waukee 4.
At Columbus Columbus 6, Louisville
At ST. Paul-St Paul 9. Minneapolis Il.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE

PORTLAND. Orc. May 2o.-Portland
won today's game and went 10 the top
Of the class In pretty contest. r. II. h.
Battcrics-Baum and Spcsman: Steen
and Fisher. Umpire-Nan Haltrcn.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Loose Game.

CHICAGO. May 29.-ClevcIand won
loosely played game from Chicago today.
r. II. L.
Chicago . .....S Z 4
Cleveland . ....-...... .
Batteries-Smith. Scott and Block; Ber-
ger, F'alkenberg and Bemis
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CURTISS WINS
WORLDS PRIZE
Continued from Page One.

A. Storm King. the most sensational
incident of the trip occurred. Curilss was
flying high at this pont-a thousand feet
ne estir,ated-when n shifty wind caused
the machine to drop and tilt. Never once
losing control. he continued southwa rCi
passing in turn Peekskin, Ossinlng and
Dobbs Ferry. Yonkers was passed AT
1890 at height OF 900 or 400 feet Here
Curtiss got his first glimpse OF the Metro
politan tower, II loomed far ahead like
giant needle and Curtiss knew he was
nearing the upper limits OF New York
City.
Reaches New York.
Out OF the haze that lay in the bend
OF the river at Yonkers. he shot into the
view OF the thousands who were waiting
Riverside drive and on the roofs of the
big apartment houses in Washington
Heights. A mere speck at first. the little
aeropane looked like a gull floating with
regid wings on the gale. The motor was
chugGing sturdily and sending the craft
along towards its goal at fifty miles an
hour.
Rounding the big jutting nose OF Al
pine, on the Jersey shore opposite Yon
the river toward the east side of the
stream and hugged the New York shore.
The crowd along the shore cheered and
waved hats and handRerchiefs and the
sharp shrill screeches OF the whistles OF
the small pleasure boats Joined with the
more sonorous ones of the large craft
In q hearty welcome.
On past Riverdale, flying straight as an
arrow, came the acroplane II was abreast
Of New York City and few miles from
the upper end Of Manhattan island.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ ST Joseph-St. Joseph. 1; Topeka. 4.
Al Omaha-Omaha. J2. Sioux City. 4
AZ Denver-Denver. 6; Wichita. ..
At Lincoln-Lincon. IL; Dcs Molnes, 6.
Everybody likes Wnndamere.
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Scoring Is Easys

ST. LOUIS. May 29.-Detroit defeated
ST. Louis today by a score OF I3 to 4.
The visitors scored when and as often
as they pleased r. II. Il.
81 Louis s,.,-,,-.-....s.s..., -
Detroit ,...........-...,.13 IS |
notwithstanding. Kinsclla, Criss.
Strommel and stephens; Summers and
Stanage, Schmidt.
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See Highland Park today. Phone
1892 for free automobile to take you
ont
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See Highland Park today. Phone
1892 for free automobile to take you
out
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Everybody likes Wandamerc.
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Additional Sporting News on Page 10.
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Barring some accident, II seemed now
that Curtiss must win the $4,000 prize.
but suddenly, when he had reached a
point midway between Spuyten Duyvil
creek (Which separates Manhattan island
from the borough OF the BronX), and
Washington Point. the speed OF the BIZ
plane slackened perceptibly and the ma
chine dropped until it seemed that II
would touch the water. Then il came
about prettily. pointing upward and head
ed UP the river. The spe ctators were nom
plussed Many Of them believed that the
machinery had gone wrong and that Cur
tss had lost his race.
But Curtiss waved his hand reassuring-
Iy. While passing Spuyten Duyvil he had
seen. half a mile inland. broad cXpanse
of green sward, the upper end Of Man
haitian island To win the prize, II was
necessary only to land in Manhattan
proper, and here was the chance without
risk of further flight 10 Governors island
or the Battery. thirteen miles away
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receives $4,000.

Refreshments wSrs Sric,y seFTSs reiated d his ez
hall, and curtssS sS.urliss. nr'Gas who had arrived
S YsF cn4ss ns spesSi Sss s
her husband ana as for New York He Kissed
Sst "f' VI H. sIowa oRseTss n gSs World @ q
hour later Cui Check for $4,000 was
hanaed 10 him' ,,omnetition prescribed
The terms o. 'h ho the full distance from
New Nee % York TO ISaT AISsqy end Il wai S%d c"T!ss
TO Stait y, ,,. preferred 10 starr It,,,romr ItUmi
york; YSHd @avf nDd j. ynEsd WGEss % sy
than Menhati,aha, a,e eS'v waters OF New York
serspsrS rSatsred aRa n with shipping and ES HTo's 10
eSt s%fD9y Sy FdisSdssted winds he "'u'a ""D
haze 1t sa9wa and G"sGi %S5
unsnlops usaerti sna, @p'sSt {est OF of the air the
TadnF Fcared hSsf s% GsiT 2 into SG ptss the
plaTte pent IL sinking in case OF I ID" ''
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Reds Use Four Pitchers.

rerles-Cole and Archer. Cummit;
Iibson, Umpires-Klem and Kane.