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STATE LEACUERS
To CLASH TODAY
Murray Grabs "Slim" JensOn;
kaefer to Return to First
Sack.

STRENGTHENED in the pitching depart.
ment but weakened at the backstop po-
sItion, Murray will face Ogden at Muir
ray this afternoon. While the Occidentals
and Harris's men will clash at $3.50
O'Clock on Walkers field. Sunday after
noon Salt Lake and Ogden viii play "A
double header at Ogden, while Murray
and the Oxies arc similarly engaged on
Walkers field. The double-header here
Will begin at the usual time. 2:30 O'Clock
For Murray Good, outfelder. likely Will
succeed Fortier. who has Joined the salt
Lake Union lcaguers. behind the bat
Charlie Kaefer has changed his mind
about quitting baseball for the season
and will be seen ut first, as usual. This
is source of qualification 10 the Muir
ray club and its followers. for kaetcr
is one Of the best initial sGckers in TINS
section and has shown wonderful I'm
provemont this year with the stick. ON
the mound facing Ogden today VIII ne
slim Jerson, with the Salt Lake state
leaguers until recently. Good has de-
veioped remarkably behind the bat and
the addition of Jenson to the pitching
staff should almost offset the loss of
Forter by Murray.
.Iensons Jump will seriously weaken the
Salt Lakers, but Harris has Jack Met
calf good southpaw, left. and Marshall.
a new recruit, who has been playing
right garden. is a fair pitcher with
plenty OF work. and the Salt Lakers may
surprise their followers,
For todays game Harris Will pitch
Metcalf and for Sundays double-heaaer
Marshall probably win essay TO hurl one
contest and Metcalf viii be sent back
to the mound for the other.
Murray has signed a new pitcher. CIV
ing II hurting corps numbering four
from the coast and Is said TO be a good
hurler. He VIII work in one of sunday, S
games and Price in the other. Price Will
play the outfield today in place of Good.
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A. ROSE AND F. M'LEON
TIE FOR LEAD IN GOLF

CHICAGO. June 23.-With one half of
the national open golf championship
medal score play finished on the pioneer
championship links OF the Chicago C;olr
CLUB today. Alexander Rose Bracburn.
Mass, and Frederick McLcou OF ST
Louis. both OF whom are former national
open champions. are tied for the lead for
the rrst thirty-siX holes with cards of
lfs. o G. Hackbarth Of Hinsdalc NJ
Is second with a score Of I52 for The first
two rounds. while closely pressing him
are five professionals, tied with scores OF
l53 '-
National Champion Alexander Smith.
with 40 In the morning and as i'm the
afternoon, was not discouraged
McLeon furnished the most sensational
work OF the day when ne played the sec
ond round I'm - three strokes short OF
the course record made by Walter Travis
last year
High among the amateurs WAS Mason
Phelps. western champion, who turned
Princeton champion. SIayed splendid golf
while ii. Chandler Egan. formerly ma
tional amateur champion. failed to play
up io expectations.
The day was blisterng mol and six
players gave up before finishing the tirs,
round Eighty Of the foremost golfers
in the country. fourteen Of whom are
amateurs. started. but the field tomor-
row viii ho cut down as none OF the en-
trants who finished fifteen strokes behind
the tenth man today VIII be allowed TO
compete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
CLAIMS ARE HELD
FOR CANCELLATION
Claimants of the Stracey Coal
Land Group Notified to Show
Cause at Juneau.

SEATTLE, Wash. juno 23.-The
forty claimants of the Stracey coal LAID
group in Alaska have been notified by
the juneau land office to show cause
within thirty days why their claims
should not be recommended 10 the COM
missioner of the general land Office for
cancellation. A special agent of the
general land office has filed charges
against the validity Of the claims, the
agent principal allegation being;
'Tbat the claimants did not locate
and file upon the lands in good faith.
but each location and filing was made
in pursuance to an unlawful agreement
and understanding entered into with
the Alaska Development and the Pacific
Coal and Oil companies
Nearly all the claimants are Seattle
men.
The Stracey claims are situated near
the Cunningham lands. and are even
more valuable, estimates of their worth
ranging from SlO0,0O0,00 to 5000 .0O0,-
600 The Stracey claims were located
by Algernon II. Stracey OF Vancouver.
b. g.. brother of Sir Edward Stracey
a millionaire baronet and Liberal mem
Der of the British parliament. All the
claims are now held by Charles +. Nun
day. Seattle lawyer. under an ire.
vocable power of attorney.
Algernon n. Stracey, Charles +. Nun
day, Archie w. Shiels and Earl f..
Slegley were indicted by the federal
grand jury at Tacoma October IA. 1910,
on a charge of conspiripg TO dcfraud
the United States government of use
and possession of the Stracey lands.
Three defendants were brought to
trial in Seattle last spring. They de-
murred 10 the Indictment, and on April
} United States Judge Hanford
sustained most of the points of the
demurrer. BY agreement of counsel the
indictment was quashed in order to
make n test case for appeal. This is the
case dockcted in the supreme court of
the United States for argument in Oc-
tober
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Sporting News from Everywhere
WELSH OUTPO|NTS
MATTY BALDWIN
American Gives Rare Exhibition
of Gameness in Closing
Rounds of Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 23.-Freddie
Welsh won the decision over Matte
Baldwin in hard fought. twenty round
battle here tonight.
Although outeencraled and outpointed
at the start the Boston fighter rallied
in the closing rounds and several times
brought the fans To their feet by an at
tack which seemed TO threaten seriously
the chances OF the Pontypridd batter.
Welsh showed himself clearly better
tactician than the American. handling
himself cautiously in the inhghting and
raining vollcys of sharp short arm blows
on his opponent at close range,
Badwins determined stand in the last
FIVE rounds was rare exhibition OF
gamcuess. Bleeding and battered. with
the aggressive Welshman launching a
sharper attack with every round. he
suddenly found new reserve Of lighting
force and FOR TWO rounds carried the fight
herccly to Welsh.
Welsh took n decided lead after the
nth round. and although Baldwin made
II desperate effort to land lucky punch
every blow was blocked or avoided while
the Welshman fairly smothered the Bos
ton boy by his fast work III the cinches.
After the twelfth round Baldwin, out
fought at close quarters, attempted 10
battle AT long range. but Welsh rocked
his head with straight lefts and closing
in. battered Baldwins bleeding face and
kidneys with snappy short arm jabs.
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$1,000, $4,000. S25oo. ETC rn.
GOOD MORTGAGES ~ oI9u
FRlTSCH. 202-205 FEI.T Or % rsgl
FBONES. IND TAI. RET
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

YATES-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Bert w. Yates. who died in
this city June 30. 1911. will bc held from
O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel today (Sat-
urday) at p. M. Intermont Mount
Ollvet.
mains of Nolma .. Cowdln. who died
i'm this city June %. 1911, will bc held
from O'Dounell * Co 5 chapel Monday.
June 20. 1911. At 10 a m. under the
auspices of the Salt Lake Federation of
Musicians. Interment at Mount Olivet
PENCE,-Funeral services for Mary
Ester Pence, who died al Huntington.
Or June II. 1911, aged 65 years VIII be
held from the residence OF j. B. Cecil
l171 East Seventh South street. today
Saturday.. June -. 1911. al I y. m.
Friends invited. Interment in Mount
Olivct cemetery.
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PRES. LUCAS Is PLEASED
WITH HIS NEW UMPIRE

w III. Lucas. president OF the Union
Baseball association Is home from Great
umpire Jack Lawler. who succeeded
Ralph Frary, instructions and watched his
initial work.
President Lucas likes LAWYERS work.
but says that the bitter rivalry between
the Elcctrics and the Mounlmcn for sec
ord position makes II hard Tor an indi-
Gator handler when these two teams are
combating.
President Lucas saw the afternoon and
the twilight games between salt Lake
and the Senators at Helena "Wednesday.
The Salt Lakers. says Mr.. Lucas. have
bgllncld and their department off.
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OF plans. Salt Lake ssC.ss ss Boez
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Umpire Strikes Bresnahan.

CINCINNATI June 93.-Followiug the
exciting conclusion OF the ST isCin-
ciunati game today Umpire Klein and
Roger Brcsn nahau. manager OF the st.
Louis club. got into an argument and
Klein struck Brcsnahau In the face.
Before the manager could strike back
the other players interfcred and took
him to the clubhouse.
St. Louis made fine rally in the
ninth. getting four runs. and with a man
on third. two out and one run needed TO
Tie the score. Keefe pitched two strikes
on Mowrcy. Bresnahan protested strong
ly 10 Klein. claiming that the second
strike was a ball. While Bresnahan was
protesting keefc put over the third
strike ending the game in favor OF Gin
cinnati Bresnahan made an enrased
rush at Klein who met him with "A
straight tight to the face. L. II, T..
St Louis .,.... ............. II
Cincinnati -. ................ II
Battcrcs-Geyer and Bliss Gaspar,
keefe and Mclean.
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NEED OFFICERS AID.
Butte Manager and, Pitcher Escorted
From the Field.

GREAT FALLS. June 3S.-Gettins the
support To which he is entitled by his
past performances on the mound Tor
Great Falls. Cornelius shut out Butte
herr This evening In the first twilight
game OF the season. Cornelius pitched
the air-tighi variety all the way and
as result only two of the invaders
reached second and none saw third base.
Quick started the sapc for Butte, but
was ordered 10 the bench for showing
an inclination to fight after giving
leave the diamond and was then escorted
from, the field by an officer. Nc
Cleskcy argued the matter with Umpire
81 wler. and was also sent from the
field with an officer at his side. Remneas
went i'm 10 pitch IN the last OF the sec
ond and after bad blow-up in the third
Inning settled down and pitched good
ball for the remaining five innings.
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MORRIS AND FLYNN
To FIGHT JULY 4
Engineers Manager Will Stage
Go OH That Date Outside
oklahoma.

KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Frank b.
Ufcr. manager Of Carl Morris and pro-
moter OF the proposed fight between
Morris and Jim Flynn the fighting fire.
man Of Pueblo. Colo. intends 10 stage
the mill July 4. He does not know ex-
actly where ii VIII be staged. but 1t will
take place somewhere.
In a message received from Cfcr last
night he said.
II have not decided Just where TO
stage the ls-Flynn fight ! VIII
.ikeiy know by next week"
fiynn received message last night
asking him If he would consent Ia fight
outside OF the state II they could ar
range To stage the bout elsewhere.
FlEnu answered that he would fight
Morris anywhere in the country and they
could make arrangements they saw fit,
iust so they made sure that the bout
would take place. Flynn wants To fight
on that date because IL is the one big
OF note want 10 make money and he
does not want 10 lose an opportunity TO
make his share this time:
In message received last night Tom
ORourlSe of the National Sporting club
OF New York City. who has been catch
ing several heavyweiSht matches Of iate.
makes bid for the bout. Harry Pol
lack has also asked for "A chance 10 stage
~ in New York. Other bids have been
received by Mr. Ufer from New Orleans,
Los Angeles. Milwaukee and San Fran
ufer has made lots OF money In oil
ma gas. He is "A speculator and when
he took hold OF Morris he showed again
his gameness In this particular Being
a Speculation he does not intend TO let
tne action of Governor Cruce keep him
! from staging the contest
Morris IS the greatest fighter among
tho younger white hopes" OF the coun-
Try and possibly he is the best white
man In The game. He will know after
he fights Fiynn. Flynn is the best white
man because OF his defeat OF Al Kaur-
man. Therefore, fans are eager 10 sec
THIS tight take place in order TO de-
tcrnlne which is the better man and
eliminate from the race for pugilistic
houors one of them
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DIED

SCHUTZE-In this city. June Il. 1911.
Frederick Schutze, in his siXty-third
year The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon. June - al ; o'clock
from the Farmers ward chapel State
street near Twelfth South. nterment in
the City cemetery. Friends wishing to
view the remains may do so Saturday
from 10 10 . o'clock at the Qualtrough-
AllcotL funeral parlors. 5ii South Main
street.
McCARTHY-In this city. June %. 1911
Josie May Mccarthy, in her first year;
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Nc
Carthy. Remains al O O'DonneIl &c Co. s
parlors Notice OF funeral Will he given
later.
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Captures Louisville Cup.

LONDON. June 23-Judge Moorc's
Lord Seaton and Lady Scaton captured
the Louisville cup at the international
horse show at Olympia today The trophy
was offered by Colonel Lawrence Jones for
competition by pairs OF over Is hands
which had previously taken Il first or see
ond prize.
The day was one OF triumph for Judge
Moore. tonight for tonight he added TO
his string OF victories by winning the
Brussels cup with Menella and Phyllis
and the International cup for tandems
with Lord Seaton and Lady Seaton. In
addition he captured the third prize In
the latter event with Marquise and Lady
Auckland.
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German High Man.

COLUMBUS O.. Juno 2S-Lcster Ger
anaD Of Aberdeen. Md, to-day was high
man among the professionals shooting In
the professional and amateur tourna-
ment, the aftermath OF the Grand Amer
lean handicap. Germans score was l9S
out OF 200. The anna tenr honors went to
&. &. Collins Of Aldlnc, Ind. with 1876
German also won the double target COM
petifion. hreak king 50 out of 100
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MILWAUKEE BACKST0P
GOES To M0UNTMEN
snecial ID Thc Tllbune.

Spccla! 70 Tho T(lbunc.
BUTTE. Mont. June 2i.--Arthur Hos
tettcr. former ST. Louis star catcher,
now owned by the Milwaukee American
association club who reported here re-
Gently, after an absence from the game
kcc to John AlcCloskey president and
manager OF the Butte club Of the Union
league
IIostetter VIII try to nurse his back
into shape and there is a chance that
when the 1871 race opens the strong
armed pIddist Will be bae& in the MIL
waukcc lineup.
There - chance that tou c. Manskc,
the former Rre wCr sCUthrlw, Will also
come TO McCloskey's team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
Married Men Beat Unmarried

At the Royal Arcanum outing held at
Wandamere Friday IL baseball team
made no OF married men trounced nine
OF single men, l3 TO 1. Riddle and Sher-
ling formed the battery for the single
men and Hunme ana Clemens for the
hurried men.
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is and 10, 1911, AT the museum building.
Il. OF u, for the purpose OF examination
OF applicants for registration in phar
macy and such other business as may
properly come before the board.
WALTER II. DAYTON. Secretary.
f966i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
Cubs Lose Close Game.

CHICAGO. June 23.-Pittsburg Won
a close game from Chicago today, the
winning run being made in the seventh.
\ misjudscd fly by Carey gave the visi
tors a three -baggcr. which helped them
take the lead. Il. il. Il.
plttsburg ......-..s.....-.. ! 10
lnltdSO =
Batteries-Adams and Gibson: Cole,
Curtis and Archer
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GREAT FALLS.

Butte =. ...0 o o o o %
Great Falls - q o -
Summary: Earned us-Grcat Fas
|. Fir~t base on errors-Great Falls 3.
Three base hit-NuTphy. Home run
Proui. Sacrifice hlts--Fries. Prout.
Bases on balls-Off Quick. I: off Rem
meas. 3; of Cornelius >. Struck out-By
Quick. .: by Romncas. :: by Cornelius
8. Double play-Clothier 10 Foster.
Lett on baSes-Butte. 4: Great Falls. g..
iii by Pitcher-By Cornelius. Mathcs.
Time hours. Empire-Lawler
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Ba,ted for Waters in eighth,
MISSOGLA

Summary. Bases on bdIIS-OH JaVIls, %
off Taliaferro, g Struck oui-By Jachs.
g. BY Taliaferro. :. Stolen bases Muir
ray. Roberts. Sacrifice hits-Tali3fcTro'
O Mara, Thompson. Sacrifice ny-IhonlP-
son Two base hit-Flaunlgan. Three
base hits-Bauer King. Home run
Dashbach. Double plays-O'Mara TO
Daschpach To Roberts; Flick TO lkellackey'
Hit by pitched balls-Stcvcns, kellackey.
Tiruc OF game hours. Umpirc-Toman.
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Mcfarland Murphy Go Of.

MILWAUKEE. June 23.-Eecausc OF a
Badger Athletic club and the Mcfarland
interests over details connected with the
proposed boxing contest between Packey
Mcfarland and Harlem Tommy Muir
ply in Milwaukee June 30, the match
was cancelled this evening.
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MONEY TO 1o.S

OHDi,E SAM LOANS ,..-,-.
1se p!s5,n,be soutbe Of value; eus mo s@ossf
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BOISE WINS see.sAw GAME.
Contest is Marked by Heavy Hitting and
Poor Fielding.

MISSOJTLA, Mont. June 23.--In see
saw game this afternoon Boise sawed on
one more run than did Missoula and won
S to Z.
The contest was marked by heavy hit
ting and poor fielding on both sides,
Boise secured its winning runs IN the
eighth dftcr a chance had been given
TO retire the side.
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Bests Giants First Time.

BROOKLYN, June 23.--Brooklyn won
its first game OF the season from New
York today The solitary run was scored
in the last inning after a great pitchers
battle between Ruckcr and Wiltse.
r. II. T..
New York ........... o
Batteries-Wiltse and Myers; Rucker
and Bergen.
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Win PaciGc Title.

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. June. 23.-Thc
womens double championship of the Pa
ciGc States Lawn Tennis association was
won today by MAY Sutton and Mary
Browne. the Los Angeles team who de-
feated Mrs. Niermayer and Miss Anita
Meyers OF San Francisco. 6-1, G-1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
We estern League

Al ST. Joseph-Lincoln, 2; st. Jo-
scph, 10.
AZ Des Moines-Pueblo, II; Des
Moiues. =.
Al Sioux city--sioux city. 10; Den
YER. I.
All Omaha-Omahs, 5: Topeka. 4. Off
teen innings)
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PAYS 500
FOR ASSAULTING NEGRO

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 23-"Joe'
Cantillion. manager Of the Minneapolis
baseball team. and Hub" Dawson. sub
s'itute catcher pleaded guilty 70 charges
OF disorderly conduct In police court to-
day: A fine Of 500 was imposed on each
The case grew out OF an attack OH
Napoleon Johnson. d colored spectator at
a baseball game May 81. Cantiion hit
dhe negro on the head with u bat.
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Union Association
Nerthwcstera a League

PORTLAND. or. june aa.--score.
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CARRIER WEAKE|VS
AND ZION LOSES
Butte Drops Twilight Game and
Boise Again Beats
MissOula.
Continued From Page Thirteen.

Morgan, none. Passed ball-kelly. Time
OF game hour and 40 minutes Om-
Dlre-WriEht,
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have for years made NM. Erost
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companies or cornorations II 4.
combined and during :he r,s,
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CLERKS to Garfield Sunday.

The retail clerks Will play the Utah
Copper team~ai Garfield next Sunday.
GALLAGHER or Earls will huri for the
clerks. Chester Gremmstt. manager OF
the clerks. entertained the members OF
the team and their lady friends at his
home Inst night.
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National League
Phillies Take Close One.

plia defeated Boston today / TO o. Both
Burns and Purdue were effective with
men on bases. except in the second,
when Philadelphia scored on two passes
and singles by Ludcrus and Doolau.