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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
coMAIIssIoNER,s SAVE

'
REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
4 COUNTY. VA, ONE-uALF MILE
FROM THE BEAUTIFUL. VILLAGE
OF BON AIR. BEING THE ESTATE
OF CAPTAIN HUGH LONGEST, DE-
CEASED.
In execution OF decree OF the Circuit
Court for Chesterfield county, pro-
nonnced at It's May term, 1910. in the
suit of Anna S. Moody vs.. John J Long
est and ais. will offer FOR sale by
public auction. In front OF the court
house in South Richmond, formerly
Manchester. Va. on
SATURDAY. April. 20, 1911.
at II o'clock y. NJ.
tina very desirable and valuable land
Of which Captain Hugh Longest died
seized and possessed. containing
ua,o In Chesterfield county. Va, about
half a mile west of Bon Air. south az
the southern Railway, west of Bon
Mrs. Anna S. Moody. W. ". Anderson.
H. w. Anderson and others.
This land lies In a healthy and beau
titnl section 1t has been suodiv:ded
Ing from Is to about 50 ncres each
Win q convenient outlet TO and along
public roads, and Is unusually attrac-
The sale Will he In parcels.
Land In this portion OF the county is
rapidly increasing In value. aud Is
very near the beautiful country homes
Of many OF Richmond's most prom-
nent business men, and should be par
ticularly attractive to those ;vho wish
nice bone in the country 80 near to
the city and railroad 1t Is charminsly
situated, high, dry and perfectly
healthy. as Chesterfield county is famen
me world over FOR the great purity Of
Its water -
No buildings. and only small part
Of the land is cleared. For other and
further information. call on the alc-
TERMS: One-fourth OF the purchase
money cash: balance payable In one and
wo years. equal instalnents. with in
tcrest. purchaser to give bonds or notes
FOR credit payments title retained IN
III al purchase money is raid, and {,
conveyance ordered hy the court srd
purcha ser 10 pay taxes for 1911.
sale subject to conflrma ton OF the
court; Map can be seen at Office of A.
Royal & Co. IA
GEORGE MASON. III
Special Commissioner.
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CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND.
hand mechanical tools Apply JET
t.ERSON. LOAN OFFICE. HOS East
Main street.
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NonIifiinrs ar,o Saitsll,fn.

WANTED. 81 LI5sAIAN Writ 5;XP5EiTs1I-
4B cnso IN selling office specialtlcs. Ap-
ply ROOM 1880. Mutual Building, be :
tween . and 10 y. M:
TRAVELLING; SALESMAN no CARRY
on commission suappy limo OF six
styles Of spccialtics in mems dress
SHOES TO retnil ~ So State expe-
Ell rionce and references. Address
STANDAND SHOE MANUFACTURES
il5I ING CO.. Baltimore. Md.
HH 0E III SALESMAN DESIRES POSI-
& zion; four years experience Can
furnish best Of reference. G 179, carr
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BoarDing..

BED ROOM AND SITTING; ROOM
c6nnetting for two. with hoard
Terms reasonable. 40 ". Grace.
.BoARDERs WANTED EoI; DOUBLE
rooms: also table boarders. 200 East
E Grace.
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Rnolrls for Sent.


FOR RENT. FOUR SECOND-FI.OOR
briSh: rooms. TWO closets; use of
bath; hot and cold water; no chill
dren. i0g n. Addison
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[ DeIp QManten. HlaIe.

RATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. ii
West Main. "i'oundcd on Honesty .
"Prospers OH Merit. ten years ex
pericnce.' all actual inachin. shop
practice; course unlimitcd one half
payable after we secure you a posi-
lion al 800 per month"; Day or
night instruction.. Richmond's one
practical school, near Jefferson Ilo-
/ --- To-. ~ An a1ia lnl dn1.o ~ ,,,..,,
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FOR RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM FOR
three or four gentlemen Apply
f 5o2 1o y. Fifth Street
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TIC INchmond Cham OF Commerce.
Richmond. Va. March 2S. 1911.
anticipate the payment and to call
Tor presentation for payment of tha
thirG mortgage 6 per cent. gold bonds
OF the Richmond Chamber OF Com
merce by n notice published for 20
DAYS III morning newspa per publish
ed lnithe city of Richmond: and thnt
said notice all interest shall cease on
said bonds: notice Is hereby given
that said bonds will be paid April,
IS, 1911. on presentation at the ofItcc
OF the chamber. which will then he
located at Room 3l1. Mutual Build :.
ing. Richmond. Va.
TIE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
-di Bv n A. DUNLOP Secretorv
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WANTED. TIE PUBLIC no KNOW
that JAIiNKE BROS, Jewellers. 9ia
East Main Street. bug. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN Till,
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sill
Vcr always taken IN exchange -
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TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1911
NJ $50 o'clock L. NJ.

tho property above described The
improvements consist of n semi de
tachcd brick dwelling containing eight
or nine rooms. With all modern inn
provemcnts. Tho lot fronts 30 feni &
inches on the east side of Cedar street
and runs back between parallel lines
l20 feet. fs
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale
all taxes TO day Of sale, III any, and the
sum OF $4,000, with interest from Ian
pary i. l9i !; the balance upon a credit
of ono and two years, with interest
from day of sale, secured ~ deed Of
trust: or all cash. al tho option OF the
purchaser. i. T. SUTTON.
Trustee
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BIatS Tnr Asnt.

IN TILE: HANOVER, TWO ROOMS.
Kitchen and hati. furnished. fc.
light housekeeping or bachelor; cafe
service: telephone. hot water and
steam heat. Apply No. i6, The Han
over
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DibiDenn 17uilres.

Coast Line Railroad Co.
Office Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. ~ o., April 90. 1911
THE BOAItD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com.
pany has declared per cent inter.
est on the certificates OF indcbt edness
of that company. payable at tile office
OF tho treasurer, at Wilmington, n
G.. on and after MAY !. 1911. The
transfer books are closed from the
Goth da% Of APRIL. 1911, to the ISL
day Of MAY. 1911. both inclusive.
JAMES T. lost. Treasurer n
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FOR RENT, FOUR FURNISHED
rooms. light housekeeping. Juno 10
September: references. Box 137. Ash
land VA t.f'I 't..
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:
SALE. WILL. SELL
ut auction Tuesday April 25 at
1890 a. III. for the jefferson Loan
Office. large collection OF forfeited
pledges, consisting Of diamonds.
watches. jcwclry, rings. guns. piss
tolls etc. Parties having forfeited
pledges must renew same befprs das
Of sale. jefferson Loan Office. 1905
East Main street. c. G. BRIDGES.
State Auctionecr.
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TManfen.

---~S1----~->~-~-
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASE. HOUSE
(. hold goods In any quantity. Phone
y Madison 3S5i.
Sc CON D-lIAND MACHINERY OF
of every dcscripticn bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1893 L
Carr St. Phone lRdison 1896.
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autttnn Scales. Future Isapa
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE q
OF s
Valuable Timber

MANUFACTURlNG PLANT. WITH
Fight ts) ACRES OF LAND; DRY
KILN BOILERS, ENGINES. MA
ctIINERY, TOOLS. ETC. AT AND
NEAR VICTORIA. IN LUNENBURG
COUNTY. VA M
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IL YOU ARE BUILDING. SAVE: FIFTY
cents on the dollar All building
material used by the government at
the Jamestown Exposition for sale.
Flooring, sheathing. 3xi. ex5. 2NS on
\ UP 10 12Nli all Georgia yellow pine.
Every bit as good AZ new; free from
nails and we'll seasoned. Millwork,
In. etc. Call sec MS. f. GOLDEN.
MICHEL BROS. & CO. Exposition
Grounds As for MIR. Firmin Michel.
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WANTED. y TEGlSTERED OR As
sistant registered nharrnacist with
at least ten years experience; strict
ly sober men only need npply. w.
~. FREY Petersburg. Va
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MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK.
Manchester. Na-A meeting OF the
stockholders Of this bank is called
for MAN .. 1911. at IL o'clock. at
tho bank, 81; siiull street. 10 con :
slider an Increase of the capital stock
TO 100000. @ H RE
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
!-l15 I.sII. PATTERSON. Cashier 4
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WANTED. FOR U. s. ARMY. IABI.E-
nouied. u5.narriod mer. between ages
OF s and 80; citizens of United States
OF good character and temperate hab-
It's. who can speak. read and write tho
ply 10 RECRUITING OFFICE. $40 East
Broad St. Richmond. Va: ISL Sycamore
81, Petersburg, Va Or Columbia Build.
Inc. CRANKY St. Norfolk. Va
WE WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily AZ home in spare time silver
ing mirrors; no capital Write AT
once for free Instructive booklet.
JOiiNSTOWN MIRROR Co, Johns
town, Pa.
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FuHSlruRE OF THREE ROOMS.
chcHp. l6gTA West Broad street.
JOE CREAM. 81 GALLON: ALI. FLA
vors. SoMMNs. Phone Monroe a6i
BOILERS AND ENGINES. VARIOUS
pmllcys and shafting l. BIUFoRD &
co iig H4
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for 5aIe.

~ VI S0dle.
PANNBROKER'S SALE;.--l wILi.sELL
~ auction Tuesday. April 25 at
1880 y. ii. for the jefferson Loan
pledges. consisting Of diamonds.
watches jcwelry. rings guns. pia
,9ls, etc: Parties having forfeited
Of sale. Jefferson Loan Office. 7O5
East Main street. c.. e. BRIDGES.
State Anctioneer.
a LARGE, STOCK OF BuGGIEs. SUR!
reys and runabouts lfigh-ciass and
wagons. THoS. H. DUKE & Co.
500 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. FANCY AI.BEMARI.E
ptppins. 200 barrels. a I 81 per barrel.
Dir. J /. b BOYLE, Crozet. Va.
hand mcchanlcal tools Apply JEFF
rERSoN LOAN OFFICE. ii65 East
Main street.
lFIoU ARE BUILDING, SAVE: FIFTY
cents on the dollar All building
the Jamestown Exposition for sale.
# Flooring, sheathinE. 2xi. KS. 2NS on
UP 10 12Nli all Georgia yellow pine.
Every bit as good AZ new; free from
nails and we'll seasoned. Millwork,
lin. etc. Call sec us. GOLDEN.
MICHEL. BROS. & Co. Exposition
Grounds. AS for Mr.. Firmin Michel.
FOR SALE. AT AUCTION. NINE
tccnth street Bazaar. on. saturday,
April 81, pair mules, good workers,
double set harness. Stat bottom
wagon double plow, single pillow,
harrow. cuitivator, double and single
trees. SCOOP, tools, etc.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. Gil Brook Avenue.
GRocERIEs-cA TALKING: DUN
lop -four, per sack. Sic. Gold Medal
flour. per sack. i2c.: leaf lard. pound,
II l-2c: water ground meal. peck,
25c.: sugarcuied ham, per pound
1Ic.. California ham. pound. 10 &c;
Irish potatoes. zoe peck. per bushel
OF our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO. Gil and el3 East
Mashall. Phone Mldison 4aoe-l222.
FOR SALE. NATIONAL CASH REGIS
tor, Dayton platform computing
AuGusr cKoGERY e co. sli Hp and s Il
East Marshall Street. Madison
phone i5Osl2s2
ANYTHING IN THE WAGON LINE
we can supply yon for a little monc>
and on cnsy terms. We have the
wagons in Tic clty. So sec US. \.
MtlERiS Sons. 73l r. Cary.
il COMPLETE LINE OF BuGGIt,s.
SURVEYS. runabouts 10 select from,
rubber or steel tire. y call will
convince you that we have the best
for the least money So why pay
more: y. MEYERS SONS. 13l T..
Cary.
NOW rs TIE TIME 10 LOOK YOU'RE
Il lawnnowcr over. We have the only
sharpcner south of Philadelphia that
will sharper IL with "a guarantee to
cut like new. JOE BICKERSTAFF.
ISL East Main
CARNATIONS. THREE DOZEN FOR ST.
Madison noSi-.t. -.....l.a Nni- II.f
FuESlrURE OF THREE ROOMS
chcan. l6gI-A West Broad street
JOE CREAM. 81 GAI.IoN; ALI. FLA
vors. soMMA's. Phone Monroe aei
BOILERS AND ENGINES. vARlouSI
STYLES and sizes, boiling. hangers.
pmllcys and shafting. ]. BI.UFORD 6
BoarDin9.
BED ROOM AND SITTING; ROOM
connecting. for two. with hoard
Terms reasonable 40 ". Grace.
.BoARDERs WANTED FoE DOUBLE
rooms: also table boardcrs 200 East
e,ra zee: .--
MRS. CHAs *. BOWERS. lis EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms. with board. large. well-ven-
tilated dining room. opcninG on Sec
ond Street Meals by DAY or week.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. SECOND
tuor: electric lights. phone. bath
southern eSuoSure with board lp-
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COMPETENT SHIPPING;
clerk on city desk. Must lie expert.
cnccd. know the city. quick ana ac.
curatc in figures; references ieq1ired.
10 others need apply. Lock Box 40.
col. Richmond r +
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RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED.
average salary SLIGO: alternate
weeks off with full pay: prepa ration
free FOR coming Richmond exarnna-
lions FRANKLIN ISSTITII'TE, f
Dent, ais +. Rochester y Y
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WANTED. nEGisTf:RED FHAHMA-
4 cist. Write fun particulars. salary
expected, etc BiI.LERSTON pliAR-
MACY, BBllston. Va
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DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR i,ENT.
706 East Leigh Street.
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MATTRESSES

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADB
now: sanitary methods dscd; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUMIDITY, III
East Broad Street Madison 1924
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LONGS WOOD IS F;XACTLT LIKEALL
good. dry. heating wood--it i1sts. and
( your work goes on smoother Hts
coal makes ashes after 1t burns.
Madison 1869 and 1910 ~
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.COLORED MES. BECOME 1CIIAuF-
1eurs. easy terms day or night
SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL. iI3
Brook Avenue. &
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN HARRIET;
trades; only eight weeks required
wages af,sr first month. STEADY 10 :
sitton guaranteed. Write for jcata
!oguc. MOlEIrS BARBER COZ
illsEt;l;. 2nf RDWcrE. New York ftIty.
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HAsk EFT AND RATTAN WORKS. /
FINE UNHOLSTERING AND NAT
TRESSES

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstcred; mattresses made over like
new. furniture and china pack ed
1892 fa!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
BUGS To GET GOOD
LOOK At DEYEREAUX

salt Lake fans viii get their first good
opportunity 10 see "Brck" DevercauX,
the peppery coast man who has been in
baseball for more than quarter OF
century. and who has made two Trips
abroad with all-Amcrican teams, in action
at the opening here OF the Union assocta =
ton season today.
After playing against Dick Cooley.
owner of the Salt Lake team, DcvereauA
now is playing for him. When the all
In their lineup, about 1901. DeveTeauN
was n member OF the Native Sons team
that opposed the all Nationals. DeVereauN
also played against the all Americans the
sama year,
Devercaux started on the sand lots
around Oakland He made his debut with
the Oakland Emerads as a hurler. When
the Boston team invaded California I'M
1908 DeVcreauX pitched three games
against it. winning two. Duffy, now man
aging the Chicago White SoN, was with
tho BostonianS then.
DevercnuX has played with and man
aged several independent teams, besides
working with Lincoln, in the Western as
ISOLATION, against Cooley. the Sacramento
state league team, Oakland Santa Cruz,
Vernon and Bakersfield In 1907 he went
to Honolulu with Mike Smiths all Spald
ines and in 1905 to Honolulu and tho
Orient with the all American team. cover
ing $4,000 miles by water on this latter
trip. In forty-iive games the all Ameri-
cans lost two, DcvcreauX was II sensa-
ton, especially among the Japanese,
DeyereauX was with the Oakland team
seven years. The first year the Oaks won
tho pennant easily.
DevereauN likes Salt Lake City, and
will bring. his wife and child here within
three weeks.
With Schimpff back in the lineup
Blankenship counts upon DevereauX to
make his infcld a tower of strength.
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERY HER
Bl0t1kenship s Colts
Are Sls&gging Bal
DevereauH Leads Win 667 Per Cent, Four Others
With OOer 400; Fielding Not So Good;
Pitching Records

"Bricit" Devereaux. the new inf,eder
leads BlantenshIp's Union league Colts
in batting in exhibition games with the
remarkable average of 667 per cent.
DeVercauX'S average. however. borders
on the Ireakish. for IL was made in only
one game. whereas. uiIh the exception
of McCrosEcy. all the other men have
been with the team longer and the num-
bcr Of games they have participated in
ranges from two TO five inclusive. In
five lines al bat in the only game the
coast man has worked in. that Of Sunday
against the clerks Tevcreaux was
walked twice, and obtained two hits in
the other three times al bat, This gives
him a percentage Of $50
Orr Slor,stop. is a close second, with
percentage of $50. In twenty times al
bat hc has made nine hits and scored
ten runs. Two other members OF The
team. Van and schmpff, have hit over
400 Exclusive OF the pitchers. Cordt2
is low man with per cent of .22T, Me
crosllev, Johnny Kings DroieGc, in u
part OF ono game batted .333. The aver
age OF Blankenship, manager. Is .30i.
Byrd is the only ono Of the pitchers who
has battcd anything.
The mean batting average of the team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
GREEK WRESTLER DOWNS
WHEELING OF Y. NJ. c. A.

Priest Skouutos, Greek wrestler
from Murray. defeated Frank Wheeling
OF the y, NJ. c. ~. in straight falls be-
fore large crowd at the Greek coffee
house on West Second South street Mon
day evening. The first fall came after
ten minutes of hard wrestling but
Skountos was unable TO win the second
ran in less than twenty-five minutes.
Wheeling displayed clcverness upon sew
eral occasions. but found trouble in get
Ting away from the vice-likc grips of
the Greek from Murray.
As side.issue, Kid Connor. an Amer
lean, and Christ Contos. a Greek, boxed
four fas; lounds 10 a draw.
II. Is, Pappas, secretary OF the Greek
Community of Utah. announced Monday
evening that a number of athletic ex-
hibiti9ns VIII be pulled off soon and tina /
1t is the intention of the society to pro-
mote Olympic games
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HEAVILY PLAYED FAY0RII
WINS THE FEATURE RI

NORFOLK, Va. April 2i.-lIoffm<
heavily played favorltc in tho Ches23
purse ut the jamestown course, 80
feature race by a length from ]
MonCk today.
Summaries:
First race. six iurlongs-W Warden
;, won; John Marrs. 10 |, u
Grandissimo. 3 TO /, third. Time u,
Second race, four furloneS-0ya'
even, won: kittery, TO ). second: n
~ Rose, l. 10 l. lDyd. Time. :SI =
Third race. six furlonss-TomS Sl7'
10 |. won: Lighthouse, ~ to ]. 81
Vienna. 80 Ia / third. Time. l:ls =
Fourth race. mile-Hoffman. evsn
Judge Monck. Ia l. second, Sir p
l. TO |. third. Time. i3 30.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Cooney
to !. won. Ryestraw. TO 3, SECOND
Chief. > 10 /. third. Time. rs -
Chief lost rider, broke his foai.
Judges gave the horse third place
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenn-'
ace e.. = TO l. won, Golconda. 70 .
ond; Brevite, 10 /. third. Time ~
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Frank G. Hogan, MilH,,
Horseluan. infatuated ";
Utah and Climate
HAS RECORD STRING 4
OF HORSES TRAI,
Forty Racers Work Out|
Ogden Meet; Track /,
Ideal Shape,

Frank 9. Hogan Of Pasgsdeu,
ed with i. Ham. kccns In hor,s
may establish 4 breeding fsrn {
near Salt Lake City.
Hogan cane 10 Salt Lake w..
attend 10 some interests hero hsta..
ing for Lexington. Kentucky a.
the meet 10 opcn there SUNDAY b
being Il millionaire Hogan bas mo-.
in training than has any Other ,v,S
America. With ke"ne lie has thI.,n
horses here FOR the Laroon ny
twcnty-onc at Louisville 10 bs sS,'
the Lexington meet. Hogan H.
the largest stockholders in the !
meet.
Hogan Is infatuated with r,.h
climate. l!c has breeding ~,
Pasadena, but the climate IL ioe - =
able. seys lee. and it is possIbls i
at least vii cstab blish a small i.
farm I'm Utah II he does not lraryH
Pasadena stable To this state.
Hogan Is staying AT the Wilso.
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Name Team and Park.

Inc new Union association baseball
park at Eighth South and Main
streets, which will be dedicated TO-DAY
with the opener between Salt Lake
ana Missoula. hereafter will be
known Officially as Cooley park. and
the Salt Lake Union league team will
ne known as the skyscrapcrs. Dick
Cooley, owner. and Cliff Blankcnship.
manager. decided Monday upon The
names FOR the park and the team.
Ihcir selections will be popular
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

is .27o. The team average without the
pitchers is 3si.
The team fielding average is low. .7S5.
but this Is usual carly In the season and
is no indication that tile team VIII field
poorly. Four members. Cordtz. Byrd.
Morgan and Blankenship, have perfect
records. DevercauX and McCroskcy are
low men. with 800 per cent apiece.
Two hurl@rs, Jacks and Byrd, nave
perfect pitching records. No pitcher
went the fun distance however. but
10 obtain a pitching record II is ncces
sary 10 give each hurler credit for games
won in which he took part. or vice versa
Byrd holds the strikeout record with
twelve famed in eleven innings Hum
nell is second with eleven in the same
number of periods. Hummell allowed
nine hits and Byrd fourteen
The team percentage Of victories is
S$i. OF six games played the Colts lost
only ono. the first contest with the
Boston Rod Soy. These figures do not
include the victory over the Murray
State leaguers. early In the year, for the
reason that no box score OF that game
WAS kept. They cover the two games
with the Boston Red Sox and the three
with the retail clerks. The records fol-
low
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ROGERS SIGNS TO
BAT TIE JACKSON
Good Men viii Meet at Murray
for Benefit of Ball
Team.

Young Peter Jackson and Jack Rogers
will meet in ten-round go at Murray
the evening OF May 0 for the benefit OF
the Murray baseball team in the state
league,
Con Gallagher. who is promoting the
bout, yesterday secured Rogers's sigma
ture to an agreement to meet Jackson.
Rogers Immediately posted his forfeit OF
5000, and will go to training. Jackson
will leave Winnipeg for Salt Lake at once,
The bout is expected TO be a fast one,
The men will weigh in at about 16S
pounds. Jackson has been boxing in
structor for the Winnipeg athletic club
so will he in pretty good condition when
he reaches here.
Jackson got two decisions over Sam
Langford. fought Jack Johnson 10 draw
once and whipped Jeannettc once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
ONLY ONE FAV0RlTE
WINS AT PENSAl

PENSACOLA. FLA. April 2t.-vn
favorite proved successful tins al<
at Kupfrain park track. altnouE'
backed second and third choices -
to get in
Jockey F'ogg was set down ior y
OF the meeting for rough ridins'
maries:
First race. four and half furlonE,-
Walter. TO ,, won; Lady Msnr
10 1. second: Mollle Gibson, 70 u
Time, :5S 2-5.
Second race. four and hall ial.
Glipian, > TO 1, won: lamar
ond; Miss Imogene, u 10 l, tnlro'
$50 ,.r.
Third race. one milc-Merry st'.
I. won: 3. j. Swanner. 5 10 =,
Don Hamilton. 10 10 l, tm"
1:47 3-5.
Fourth race, four and hali iu'.
Chanate. . to i. won, Bensah1,
second; Beverstein. to l. tnisu
:51 10, ....
Fifth race. six furlongs- Cnei'3
10 !, won: Brown Tony, .
ond: Lady Maxim. TO ], tniip'
lis i-5.