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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
Jeffries Tires of Training, Prefer
ringto Rest; Oldfield Misses
Half Mile Record
JOHNSON BEGINS
TRAINING ON COAST
Gives His Weight $50 Pounds
Wjll Pay Very close Al
tentiOn to Work.

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY sack John
son made an automobile trip 10 San Jose
TO witness an aviation meet yesterday
afternoon and q punctured tire, which
delayed the negro's return here. started
a rumor that he had been killed IN
smash-up.
The black professed great indignation
when told OF the circulated report and
indulged In verbal pyrotechnics.
''I,'s funny they are trying To XIII me
OFF" he cried. 1T was the same in chi
cago; but I'm still on the Job, and III be
on it July the Fourth. too.
Johnson began regular training Tor inc
GChI today at his quarters on the ocean
shore He announced that he intended
10 drop all discussion or the referee ques-
ton and put Worry over that matter In
limbo for while,
II is said the nghtcr weighs now about
230 pounds, and he plans to take off about
twenty pounds during his training opera
lions. lie will try to reduce his weight
very gradually. The negro seems TO be
apprchcnsive over the possibility OF so
Ing STALE before rhe battle, and has
mapped out a plan Of work 10 which. II
lis believed be will faithfully adhere
throughout his training. He says that for
the FIRST few days lac will devote himself
chiefly to light boxing every other day
and road work along the beach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
EASTERN RACING WILL
SHIFT TO BELMONT PARK

NEW YORK. May 9.-The scene Of
racing In the east will shift on Friday
Of this weelt to Belmont Park With
the opening day there marked by the
Metropolitan handiCap-the first $4,000
turf event OF the year-bceins the high
class sport OF 1910. the kind OF racing
that caused II 10 be classified as the
sport OF kings"
The Metropolitan handicap at one mile
will give an opportunity TO size up the
trio OF great racers. Fitzhcrucvt. King
James and Maskette, in action. Last sea
son they failed TO meet as rivals. Fitz-
herbert and King James were both in
Sam Hild-eth's barn. This season Fitz-
herbert Will carry the cherry silks o..
John T Madden. With the Pimlico meet
Ing ended. there will he mn influx of run
ners from the southern course.
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PROMINENT AMATEUR
WILL DESERT THE 'PURES'

NEW YORK, May Sam Liebgold
who for twenty years has been prominent
in athletic circles as AN amateur walker.
winning during that time more champion
ships than any other amateur in this
country. has decided to leave the anna
teur ranks and become a professional.
Liebgold has won over 500 races. nearly
all handicaps and has captured 500
prizes. He is at his best from one to
three miles. Liebgold's best time for one
mile s :55, made in A handicap event In
1884.
He has won several championships
around 6:26 and has travelled more miles
under seven minutes than any walker in
the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MANAGER 0DELL MAKES
RECORD RUN I'M

To take n new automobile from
in which IL has been shipped r
Lake city TO Idaho Falls, and I,
miles over the roads of newly 4
section OF Idaho, was the cxperi
Gently Of George r. Odell. gene
ager OF the Consolidated Wagon
chine company. with n Velle al
As Mr.. Odcll says. 1.-THE car nee
ing; we tuned it," He did so b,
Ing TO ST. Anthony in the mornI
ping n short while at Sugar CD
notice OF a meeting To be hel|
afternoon. Returning from ST
he reached Sugar City in the
at 2 O'Clock; had dinner: atteI
directors meeting AT 3 O'Clock; /;
Rcxburg at 4 o'clock, remained
hour attending 10 business. and
at O'Clock. returned to Idaho
500. after crossing the Snake
ferry, the bridges having gone
Mr.. Odell says he found the
the upper Snake river valley q
and thriving. st. Anthony is d
rapidly south OF tine Snake rI
ReNburg the company he repraf
build a new warehouse In th6
ture. Concerning the feat OF
he says;
The Vclic factory makes
size OF automobile. l have yet
n car that develops greater pow
size and weight, or that, carr
passengers, accOmplishcs morc
better hill climbing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
ADDITIONAL PROBING
OF ILLINOIS SCANDAL

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. May ?.-Sangamon
county's inquiry into the alleged legts-
lative bribery began today when the
grand jury heard testimony Of Represen-
tatiye George w English of Vienna, the
first OF the witnesses summoned by
states Attorney Burke.
English did not vote for Lorimer. but
II was he who made tho sensational adj
dress during the vote on United States
senator, which Minority Leader Browne
resented as EDglish's words were inter-
prctcd by Browne to- mean that money
had been used.
English testified he had not definite
knowledge OF an alleged Jackpot. He
said Representative Beckmeyer told him
on the morning of .I,orimer's election he
would vote for Strirger. the Democratic
candidate. but that during roicall Browne
had a conversation with Beckmeyer and
lhc lntter voted for Lorimer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
SALT LAKE FIREMAN
WILL WRESTLR CHAMPION

John Smithson. champion wrestler or
the southern states, and Charles VIII
ljams. n local fireman will wrestlc for
the state middle weight championship at
Murray tonight at the opera house. the
FIRST preliminary starting at $40 o'clock.
\ great deal OF interest has been
worked up in regard 10 the contest and
the Utah fans are sailing for the Salt
Lake fireman To throw the southern
champion Both men are in the best OF
condition and are equally matched ply
sically.
G. r. Temple OF New York will wrestle
John Zigock. Greek. in a preliminary
match
The street car company has promised
special service over it's lines from Salt
Lake TO MURRAY for the contests.
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Pretend Wins Easily.

AQUEDuCT, May 9.-The Columbus
Selling stakes AZ mile and a sixteenth
had only three starters today and re-
suited In very easy victory for the
favorite, Pretend.
First race. six furlonSs-Foilie Levy
TO 20. won; Danfied. = TO ], second ;
Dandy Dixon. To l, third. Time,
LA l-5.
Second race. handicap, mile anG six
tecnth-Firestone, to 30. won, Zienap,
30 TO l. second: Prince Gal, 10 TO 5, third
Time. l:4S.
Third race. five furionss-Miss Nett
II 10 10, won: Pennyroyal. To 10 sec
ond; Freckle. to |. third. Time, :02 1-5.
Fourth race, mile and n sixteenth
Pretend. 10 TO- won, Eddie Dugan. s
to ., second; Loco, 20 to /. third. Time.
l:i9.
Fifth race. 1--WE furlonss-Zeus. l TO S.
won: Ortson, 50 10 /, second Dune
Campbell. Go TO ]. third. Time. :02 3-5
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Cohert. s
10 3. won; Tony Bonero. to l. second;
Montgomery, . to 3, third. Time. l;2S l-5,
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MOtOrdrOme for Zion
GIVES
POOR EXHIBITION
Spectators Are Disappointed in
Former Champion Who
Lacks Energy.

BEN LOMOND. Cal. Mag 9.--Jcffrics
put up Il poor show in the ring today,
Compared To his work of last week. lie
was slow both Of eve and loot. and the
audience in the gymnasium. which in
cutled Promoter TcH Rickard and Jei-
fries's father and brother, were disap-
pointed.
To begin with .Jcfrlcs slept until late
In the morning. and when he appeared
in the ring stripped FOR action he lacked
the life that he has shown on other days.
To make matters worse, the crouch which
Jclfrics displayed during the early part
of his training sicg" returned In double
force and The fighter was as afablc as
gorilla. Seven rounds in all marked
the ring work. Three with Joe ChoNnskl
wer" fcaturciCss, except as showing thal
the eN-champion was not M 20 form. In
Armstrong the spectators were led 10
think that he had dropped the negro, for
Armstrong stretched his full length on the
mat. 1t developed however, that Ii was
only slip. 4 few moments later JET
fries stepped on his own foot and went
down in the spot where Armstrong had
fallen
After the boxing the striking bag came
in for hard trouncing and later band
bail was ndulgcd in. As a whole. how
ever. the day was hllcd with dlsappoini :
mentE
Rickard Will leave here tomorrow morn
Ing. lie declared that he and Berger
had not discussed the referee question
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Emeryville Race Results.

OAKLAND. May 9.-Spohn won the
AlvaTado handicap. the feature OF the
card AT the Emryville track today. Fern
L. ruled iayorite. but she was slow to
get going. Spohn was away flying and
led all the way, The well supported
Mollie Nontrose ran away before the
start in the second and later was pulled
up. Tramotor won from 4. NJ Fry.
Tnst race, i've and one-half furlongs,
purse-Cantem, III Thomas, 10 .,
won: Doweress. ITO tCallaghan), 10 >.
second. Dahlsren, liz (Vandusanl, l3 10
Circo. Sully New Capital. Tilton, Ethel
Nick. Monte Verde md Moorok finished
as named
Second race. futurity course. selling
NJ. Fry. los CCallaghAnl. TO !. second,
Salvage. 103 Denny, 10 ). third Time.
;09 A.. Iampass, Anna May, Roberta
and Mollie Montrose finished as named.
lOs CBaxtor). 10 10. won. Bsuorells, s.
CThomas). 90 l, second; Kid korth. 81
1SedenJ. > 10 /, third Time, 80 3-5.
Eddie Graney and Braxton finished as
named.
Fourth race. six furIones. Aivarado
handIcap-Spohn. 1O7 (Nan Dusenl, IL TO
3. won; Fern l.. 80 CThomas>. ~ TO 10.
second; Inclement. 20 (Cailaghanl. 4 TO
/, third. Time. i:12 20. Jim Gaffncy
ana Fernando finished as named
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards SELL
Ing-Meltondale, % tTbomas). > 10 i.
won: KaiserboT. 10 tCaYanaugh). TO
2, second; orlene, % (Callaghan). to l.
81. McNally. Silver Line and Ocean Shore
finished named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. ssi!.ne--r."ri
OF the Forest, Ill (Thomas). 10 ), wul:
Billy Meyer. III CKirschbauml. To !,
- 10 l. third. Time. 1:l2 As. Airs, Ore
lio and No Quarter also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
FAMOUS JAPANESE PRINCE
SURE OF OUR FRIENDSHIP

NEW YORK. May after a tour Of
the financial district Prince Tokugawa
lyesato, the president of the Japanese
house OF peers. was entertained today
at "A luncheon by the Japanese society
1T the Railroad club. Those present in
Guided NJ. II De Young OF San Francisco
and Lindsay Russell. president Of the So
clety.
The prince expressed his pleasure at
the existence OF the Japanese society,
which was founded to promote good feel
ing between the two nations.
II hope you Will allow me-. said the
prince, ITO take this opportunity Of in
forming YOU that America and Japan will
remain friends forever.
II have been cordially received wher-
ever | went in this country. and 1 am
sorry that my stay will be short; but
II | should give way TO the pleasure at
never get TO another country"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
,JEFFRIES WILL NOT
RELEASE FARMER

CHICAGO. MAY 9.--m lef1e
today by Emil Klank. manager
Gotch. worlds heavyweight
wrestler. from James J. Jenrie'
fighter refused TO release Earn
who was to have conditioner
his $4,000 bout with Hoyszsos
giant. May 30.
Writing from his training car
Lomond. Cal. Jedries says n
Burns is needed here ne
the best conditioners In the y
as | am eager 10 he as ny IS
in my life to step into the rln
the colored man July 4. can
Burns. II Gotch were to be ao'
on here In r. few days TO tske
of Burns, IL would oe dineIenI
have Burns Gotch must spar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
GIRL TRUST" is HELD
TO BE WELL ORGANIZED

ST LOUIS. May 9.--"The girl rust
is as supcrbly organized IN America
as the beef or oil trusts. declared
the Rev, ~ j. Hatfield. Il Presbyterian
evang list, at meeting here vestaT-
dav ;ftcrCCGH.
Mr. Hatfield for two vcA-s las lccn
cngrgtl iG an. lnycstiga'iol of the
white slave traffic in many cltiss, He
detailed the methods emp.DYcl by
agents fer luIing unsophisticl giils
from ihcr iomcs in the smalle: towns.
The gus nc ccclared. usuSQy are from
10 to 90 wears old and are sold az from
Sl00 tc 500 each
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Nav Amend Bill.

NEW ORLEANS. May e-An effort to
amend the Locke bill to permit racing
at the session OF the legislature which be-
gins today. Racing interests declare
they have received promises OF support
from legislators 70 warrant starting q
movement 10 change the bill. Opponents
of racing say cmphatically that racing Is
dead for good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
VILLAGE IN LUMBER
REGION Is BURNING

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Nav o.-Te.e-
phone messages from NooksacC. fifteen
miles northeast OF this city, say the h;im-
let OF Glen Echo. near that lom5, is
burning and every building In ,hc VII
lage Will be destroyed.
The Glen Echo shinglc and lumber
mills with dry kilns and stock. arc al
ready destroyed, Help was dispatched
from Nooksack i'm an effort to save the
village The loss on the oUrnod mills
is eetimated at $50. 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Cardinals Take Opener.

ST. LOUIS May 9.-St. Louis took the
opening game OF the series with Boston
today. > to l. This was done despite a
ninth inning rally on tho part or the
visitors Manager Lake batted for Mat
tern in the last inning. and was given n
base on balls. filling the bases before
Collins flied 10 Oakes for the final out.
II. II. H.
ST, Louis ..,... ......,...-..,.,...2
pOSlOH 81 "
BattericS-Willis and Brcsnahan. Mat
tern and Smith,
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PERHAPS THE JOY .
OF FREEDOM

SAN FRANClSCo, ~ "a.
than twenty-four hours ai';
charge from the AlameaA ~
he had served a year .a' sr'
land fraud, John A. BensS1n, Srs
Costa county millionaire, 1
Yesterday while motoring ~
near San Ramon. ,r.,dau,
Benson was a codeieaua' e.
Edward y. Perrin, Ine ahs
airc, against indictments an
fraud in Tehama county S
Of the persons mentioned o. ~
Hermann and the Hyde boSs are
land fraud eases tha'
Washington.
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After Balloon Recof|

QUINCY. H.. May 9-Io
new long g-distance balloon IsIr %
land Forbes. holder OF the ~ -
], {. Yates. an astronome, Iii NJ
ascended at $50 in the pas'o
The Vil,lng. which has a saS
81 OOO cubic feet, went alIIo, s,o'
for 5000. Then 1t star'od ~. ~
ward covering only about ni'''
the first two hours.
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Pfcister Invincible.

CHICAGO. May o,-Pfcister held New
York 10 three scattered hits TODAY and
Chicago won : To u. In the sixth in
ming E:vers scored from first on Sheck-
ards infcld hit Tinker was hit on the
leg by battod hall in practice and
Chance was IN. Zimmerman and Ludcrs
taking their places. i. II. f..
Chicago ,..... .......,. 80. 70. 2 : .
New York ...... ...... ..........0 3
Batterics-Pfeistcr and Archer. Ray
mond and Schle
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FRANCE WINS RIFLE
AND REVOLVER TOURNEY

NEW YORK. May Announcement
reached here today from Paris thnt
France yesterday won the annual rifle
and revolver shooting match between the
Cercie des Carablniers dc Paris and the
Manhattan Rife and Revolver association
by total scorr OF Il, i5T 10 2l,252. The
Comte de CaStclba rae made worlds
pistol record IN the tournament by scor-
ing 7S5 out OF A possible 500.
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PRINCIPALS WILL TRY
TO SELECT ri

Unless the referee is selects
sullivan Thompson Iwenty.s1o
contest. scheduled AT Sal.sn
night today by the princip'
nesns will have 10 be resorteo
cidine upon the official, InoT Tn, =
tavoT Of Tom Painter. While 7
van saws he does not want
(, is thought that tne INC" "
gether today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
NEW GOLF RECORD Is
MADE OVER COURSE

CHICAGO May Paul Hunter. the
Young Midlothian golfer. played "A re-
mark able round over rna ridge course OF
the Calumet Country club Yesterday set
ting a record OF % which Is likely 20
stand for a long time II" was competing
in foursome with George Lindsay
against IL. A. Tulass and r. Ives, the
former Yale player.
Tho feature Of the performance was Il
two at the eighth hole. 230 yards where
he drove over the water to within four
feet Of the cup md made the suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
Fred Tenney Released.

CINCINNATI. May 9.-Thc Cincinnati
club today received official notice from
tho New York club Of the unconditional
release OF Fred Tcnney The former
great first haseman OF Boston and New
York has been a major league player
since his graduation from Brown unlver-
sity seventeen years ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
PEOPLE CIRCULATING
PETITIONS FOR RACING

NEW ORLEANS. May e.-Petitions are
being freely circulated in New Orleans
tonight by persons who favor the re-es-
tablishment OF racing in Louisiana.
Since the passage OF tho Locke bill.
prohi biting boollmakinc. racing has been
dead in this state. Dispatches from Ba-
ION Rouge indicate that there is little
likelihood or tho Locke law being re-
pesled at present
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Special Agents in Convention.

LOS ANGELES. May 9.-Spccal agents
and detectives Of every large railroad in
the United States and Canada will as
which is TO continue four days. The Rail-
road Detectives association comprises
representatives % seventy nine railroads,
three steamship lines and three express
compa nies. Its annual conventions arc
regarded as clearing houses OF Ideas and
methods for the safeguarding OF railroad
and steamship property. II. i Germain
OF Tnpnkn Kan. is nresidenI.
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OPERATORS HOLD THAT
STRIKE Is NEARLY OVER

DENVER May g-The operators OF
the northern Colorado coal fields make
the claim that the miners strike will
soon be broken. They say 400 men arc
now on their way from the east TO join
the 200 who arrived yesterday TO take
the places OF the striking miners. With
i'm two weeks. according - their csti-
mate. 2000 men will be- at work, 1t is
said that President Lewis Of the United
Mines Workers OF America VIII shortly
ing miners
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE
SEATTLE. Wash. May Score
Encounter Bad Roads.

OMAHA Neb.. May 9.-Thc Glidden
tour pathfinder car arrived in Omaha
shortly after 9 O'Clock tonight -. w.
Lewis. who is mapping out the Gidden
route said the trip from Kansas city
was the worst yet experienced and that
the roads in many places were almost Inn
passahc
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Seniors.
Juniors
Gasoline Prevents Record,

Los ANGELES. May 3.-Jake De Ros-
sier yesterday on the Los Angeles motor
drome track set 4 new record for the 100
miles. making II I'm hour 20 minutes and
II rs seconds. He had 10 dismount and
push his machine about a quarter or "A
mile because lie ran out OF gasoline just
as he Was finishislG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
TAFT MAKES APPEAL
FOR EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

WASHINGTON. May 9-Presidcnt
Taft as president of the American Ma
tional Red Cross society. made n strong
appeal today for contributions 10 relieve
the distress of the earthquake sufferers
In Costa Rica. Contributions. the appeal
said, may be sent To rHe Red Cross.
Washington. or 30 the local Red Cross
treasurer.
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COTTON. Cal. May Edward w
Hackett OF Milwaukee was stricken with
apopeXy at midnight last night on q
Southern Pacific train en- route To san
Francisco and Portland. The attack
came upon him before he retired 10 mis-
berth and he died before the train
reached this city, The BODY WAS taken
of the train here. and will be sent oack
to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
EDWARD w. HACKETT
OF MILWAUKEE DIES

MIL WAUKEE, May Edward w
Hackett. one Of Mlwautee's most prom
inent business men for many years and
at the time OF his death a member OF
the public debt commission, died Today in
Cotton. Cal, while route To San Fran
cisco on n business trip. Mr. HacSeIt
was 80 wears old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Association

At Kansas City-LouisvliIe. !: Kansas
City. g.
Al Observation-Disclosures .; Mil
waukcc. 3.
At 81. Paui-Toledo. /: 81 Paul. ..
Az neapolis-Columbus, 10; Min
ncapolis. T.
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Erwin Throws Away Game.

PITTSBGRG. May 9.-After twcrty-siN
hits and twelve runs had been shared
equally by Pirtsburg and Brooklyn today,
Pttsburg took the game in the ninth
on two wild throws by Carcnrr Erwin,
Seven pitchers were used. II. ~ E.
Pittsburg . ............... lS o
Brooklyn ........... ......, D J"
Batteries--I.elheld. Adams. White.
Powell and Gibson; Scanlon, Barger, Bell
and Bergen. Erwin.
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Fish and Game Club,

PROVO. May 9.-'rhc sportsmen Of
| tah county Will hold Il meeting at >
o'clock Tuesday In the Provo Commercial
club rooEs for the purpose of organiz-
ing a county sportsmen's league for the
protection of the fish and game. il is
proposed that every member of the
league will become a deputy fish and
game warden, With power To make ar
rests Tor lnfracllons Of the fish and game
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Fatally Hurt in Explosion.

REDFIEI.D. :, D.. May 9.--ln dyna-
mite explosion here this afternoon. two
crippled for life. The men were attempt :
Ing In stop the flow OF an artesian well
that got beyond control. While they wcro
preparing n charge or dynamite. one Of
the cartridges exploded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Seals Outclassed,

Los ANGELES. MAY g.-Los Angeles
won The concluding game with San Fran
cisco today. 10 10 4. Ri L.
Los Angeles observation-disclosures. 10 !
San Francisco Observation-Disclosures. : &
Batteries-Tozer and Orendorrf; Ames,
Byrd and Williams,
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SENIORS ARE VICT0RS
IN VERY CLOSE GAME

The university seniors defeated the
juniors in a match game Of baseball ON
the For, Douglas diamond by a score OF
> 10 I. Monday afternoon. The lineup
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State Printer Convicted.

COLUMBUS. o.. Mag 9.-Former State
Printer Mark Slater was sentenced 20 four
wears in the Ohio penitcn,.ary today by
Judge DIllon. Slater was convicted on
the charge OF certifying 10 false vouoh-
crs.
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Lobert Makes Bad Play.

CINCINNATI Moy 9.-Mnrcn and Bee
be each had n bad inning today. Cipcin-
natl making four runs I'm the sixth and
Philadelphia tying In the eighth. In iha
ninth Philadelphia won out by hitting
Gaspar opportunelY. I.ohcrts error al
lowed the first four Philadelphia runs.
II. ~. f..
'huadHipnla .-........... = l. !
Cincinnati . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Moren. FoEen and Doom:
Bccbe C:aepar and Mclean.
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AMERICAN
Thomas Decides Contest.
Breaks Losing Streak,

BOSTON. May Boston broke it's los
Ing streak today by defeating New York
In n poorly played game. r. II. Il.
Boston &C.. ... ,.,..,...., ....... 10 II
BatterIcs-Frill. Doyle and Mitchell;
Wood and Carrigan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10

The track is expected TO he
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
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