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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-11
Forms NeW Rules
to Bar Te0n1fng
i'm Cycle Races

NEWARK. N. j.. May 1O.-The cam.
paign against teaming in bicycle races
has taken the form of amendments to
the National Cycling association rules,
providing penalties for the violations
A statement was issued today by r. F.
Kelsey, chairman OF the N. c.. A board
Of control, setting forth the changes as
follows:
"Auy rider or riders entering into
or forming combination for the di
vision of prize money, or other pur-
poses detrimental to the sport, shall.
whether the results Of the race show
that said combination has been ef-
fective OF not, be subject to fine of
S25 for each offense, which may be inn
posed by the referee or by the board
Of control. IN addition 20 being dis
qualified from such prizes as he or they
may win in said race,
b Said riders may also. upon recon-
mendation of the referee, or at the op-
tion of the board of control. be sus
pended indefinitely from further com.
petition.
"Fines imposed under this special
rule shall not be available for subse-
quent competition under the penalty
race clause.
f'On page 80 Of the racing rules the
words 'and to eliminate team work and
the forming of combinations, used in
the Introductory paragraph Of the 'spe-
cial rules to govern professional com
petition are hereby stricken out.
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B. Y. i. Is CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY ON TRACK
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, May 10.-Athlctes gen
orally, both here and elsewhere, are
looking forward with keen interest 10
the eighth annual state intercollegiate
track and field meet on the 3. Y. u.
field Saturday, when teams from, the
University Of Utah, Agricultural col
lege and the B. Y. U. will compete.
The U. of u. colcrs are crimson and
silver, the Agricultural college blue
and white and the Brigham Young
white and blue.
b. Y. U. fans are confident in the be-
lief that the local team is all to the
good so far as condition is concerned,
and victory is expected for the
home athletes Those in charge Of the
contest are: c. T. Teetzel, president. A.
c. u; Fred Bennion, secretary. U. of
u; Eugene L. Roberts, B. Y. U. The
officials chosen are: Referee, DR.. J. R.
eDfk So bo starss R ID An Gsadap a6ae
of finish, A. F. Palm. Dr. r. " Cham
berlain. W, Lester Mangum; timers. J,
Will knight, II. G. Merrill, P. G. Pc
terson; field judges, w. E, Day, Ken
meth Borg, Robert r. Irvine, Jr., Homer
Christensen. W. 4. Rydalch; an
nouncer. Berry Maycock; official
scorer, Heber G. Hicks.
Lineup Of Events.
High hurdles-First heat, jenkins. 3. Y.
u: Aldons. A. C. u: Greenwell. U. of U.
Ashton. u. Of u.
High hurdles-Second, heat Paddock.
A. c. u; Peterson. B. Y. u; Hooper, B.
Y, u; Higgs. u. Of U.
100-yard dash-Luke. 3. 7. u; Scho-
field. B. Y. u; Baird. B. Y, u; Richard
son, u Of u; Stone, u. of u: Suther-
land. U. OF u; Peterson, u. Of u; Rom
my 7 of of
michael. A. c. U.
Mile run-Cooley. A. C. u; Steed, A
c. U: Clayton. A. c.. o.: Poulson, B. z
u; Horsley, B. Y. u; Duke, B. Y. u
Holloway, B, Y. u; Karrick. U. Of u
Lofgren, U. Of u. Flagel U. OF u.
440-yard dash-White, A. G. u: Plant
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PIMLIC0 REJ0ICES AT
n. Y. RACING OUTLOOK

PIMIICO. Md. May 10.-EacinS en-
fhusiasts were buoyant today upon hear
inu from New York that racing will be
revived at Saratoga. The features here
today were the Euiaw house handicap
and the Owners handicap stceplechasc-
Summaries;
First race. six furlongs-Rosc Queen.
II TO 10, won: Nightfall. 10 ). second; ;
Alexandra, so TO /. third Time. Ia.
Second race, four and a half furlouss
-Bll Lamb, 20 TO |. won; Love Day, is
10 D, second; Elorida's Beauty to 1,
third Time. 90 l-5 seconds
Third race. one miie,sprinsmass 3
ish Ia |, third. Time, 40
Fourth race. steeplecbase. two miles
Ticket OF Leave, to 3. won; Merrymar.
to |. second; Waterspeed. to .. third.
Time, 3,65 2-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Summern
6 to l. won; Rycstraw. to I, second. !.
IIighnown 80 10 !. third. Time, l;1i 20.
Sixth race milc-Superstitiou 10 TO l..
won; Colonel Ashmcade; to !, second ;
Aspirin. even. third. Time 80 As.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Eab
Wolfe. IL 10 j. won: Jennie VOLS, . 10
l. second; John A. Munroc, to /. third.
Time. 1;l4 l-o.
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MORE NOTED HORSES 1
TO COME To MEET
Reservations Assure Unusual
Measure of Class in Rae
ing Material.

More noted horsemen with their strings
are coming for The Lagoon racing meet.
The associa ton received word Wcdnes-
day that Eugene Moyne. owner OF Ches-
ter krum, member Of the crack handi-
cap division OF Oakland last winter. and
winner OF the Utah derby in 1910; j: H.
Cushing OF Minneapolis owner OF Bound
less. who won the $50. 900 American der =
by. w. Gabriel whose lot includes Paw =
huska and 4. NJ Stout and Robbins Lit
tie OF Pasadena and Arcadia respectively
Will be here Moyne and Albert Simmons 2
now are racing at Baltimore. l.. IL. >
Crow, who owns the sensat tional perform
or. Arasee. also will be here. SimmonsS.
string includes fourteen horses.
Guy Burns. Jockey whose lot is made 2
up OF his own horses and number leased
from f, r. Hitchcock, steward of the New
York Jockey club, also will come.
Work on the immense one-mile course .
and the 2raudstand is progressing rapidly
and everything will be in readiness for
the meet by May 20. The number of
stalls already booked gives assurance
that all the stables at Lagoon will be as
signed long before the opening. The big
cut and fiji will be completed this week
and finished next, The number OF appli- .
cations for stall space makes certain an
unusual measure OF class in racing ma
terial :
Reservations from a distance received
Yesterday include those OF Wade McLen-
more, the Texas turfman. whose barn .
contains among Its seven head. Meadows.
winner OF five stakes and eight races a
4 the recent JuareZ meeting
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GIVES TALENT
BIC SURPRISE
Marchmonet, Overlooked in
Betting, at 10 to 1, Beats
0ddS-On FavOrite.
WINS FEATURE RACE BY
THREE-F0URTHS LENGTH
Is Proclaimed Best Horse on
Ogden Track; Close Fin
ishes Are Rule.

OGDEN, May 10.-The talent was
treated to a big surprise today when
Marchmonet, overlooked in the betting
at 10 to /, defeated the odds-on favor
lite. Metropolitan, by -fourths Of a
length In the feature race at the fair
grounds this afternoon. The horse is
now proclaimed the best one on the local
track by defeating Acumen as we'll as
Metropolitan.
Close finishes were the rule in most
OF the. six events. Only one outsider
First race, fve furlongs-poc Allen, 1os
{nuxtonj, 8 to 2. second: Miss Sly. 1os
SDTSy Snrnns sush 50 4 and ihEd I'D Tms ran 10s 20
Second race. five furlongs-Lady Ade-
laide. 100 (Reynolds). 6 to 5. won: Sea
Green, 100 Gmfes). 3 to !, second; I'm In
Time, 1:04 Coriel and All Alone An
ished as named,
Third race. five furlongs-sake. II Go
San' to 70 TO- d sesond %1n Bon Ton III II
toni, { to /. third Time, 1:o3 3-5. Kuro-
patkin and Gertrude G. finished as
named.
Fourth race. six furlongs, the Hennes
sy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 109 (Wilson).
10 to 1. won: Metropolitan, i12 (Roscn).
to ., second: Acumen.. 12O (Burns). s
chlta, Green Isle and Gene Russell fin
ished as named.
Fifth race. four furlongs-Joe Moser
liz tReynolds), to 3. won; Prince Win
ter. ia (Cavanangh), to 1, second; J,
w. Fuller, 1lS (Buxton), 20 70 ], third
Time. 10 2-5 seconds. Mona Lisa and
Ban Ann ran.
Sixth race, six furlonGs-Tif1s. 106
(Parker). to 10. won; Cabin, 10e (Be
van), TO 1. second; Ketchel, 109 (Wil-
son), 10 to 1, third. Time. 1;1I is.
Flora Riley and Necklet finished as
named.
Entries fer Thursday are:
First race, five furloncs, selling. three
year-olds and up-Sea Coast, S3 Affair,
1i3, Ed G., Ill Princess Ina %: Hal,
113; Charles j. Harvey, l14 East End,
11S.
Second race, six furlongs. purse. three
year-olds and up-Coonskin. los; Miles,
Necklet, 10; Dave Weber. ia; Dorothy
Ledgctt 10T.
Third race. five furlongs-Anna May.
Aunt Polly. los; Joe Moser. Byron, 116;
Fourth race. seven furlongs. selling,
four-year- -olds and up-Flora Riley, Ko-
so, Lady McNally. 1O9: Icarian. liz;
Gene Wood, Ill.
Fifth race. seven furongs. selling,
three -year-olds and up-Judlth Page.
Fereno. l07; Cabin. Hoyle. Ill; Dorothy
Ann, 109.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling three
year-olds and up-Bellflowcr 113. Kais-
erhoff 115; Dacia. Ban Ann, 100; Sim
Feinn, los. Lady Elizabeth, Ill.
Apprentice allowance.
Track clear and fast
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a. c. U; Kirby. u. OF u: Stone. U. of
e: Judd. U. of T.; Myers, U. OF u: Pet
frSGe Ga4e e. u Of e. .! Hanaha. mGns!sha g. u OF
Low hurdles-First heat. Ryncarson. U.
Of u; Aldons, A. C. u; Baird. B.. Y. O.;
Jenkins. b. Y, u.
c. T.. Wright, ". OF u: Romney. U. o.
y. T.; Ryncarson. U OF u.
s2S-yard SsSnae1G ssshhuks 4 + U ps,aTs6d saI5d.
A. c. u; Wyatt, A. G. u, Carmichael,
of o.; Kirby. u. OF u: Peterson. U. of u.
soS Ss0yaTa Tgn4 T nsnchett It,se T. e. fsa Pat-
terson. B. Y. u; Plant. A. C. u; Cooley.
A. C. u; steed. A c. u; Judd. u OF
u, Myers, U. of u; Flagel. U. OF u;
Relay race-A. c. u. team. Carmichael
Wyatt, Peterson. Plant. Aldons; B. 7. u,
team. o. Luke, Baird. Schofeld. Luke
y. OF U; team, Richardson. Stone Kirby
Judd. Romney, Sutherland, Peterson
Holmstead. Flagel.
Field Events.
ley, u: of u. Ashton, U, of u; Richards
B. z. u; Hancock A. c. U.
Standardization U. OF u; Holm
stead; y. OF u: Olson, U; OF u; Gardner
B. Y: u; Pack. 3. Y, p.; Peterson A. c
Broad jump-Frover. A. C. u; Paddock
A. c, u; Luke. B. 7. u; Richards. 3
Y. u. Greenweli, u. OF u. Soule, u. o.
u: Holmstead. U. Of u; Olsen. U. OF U
Discus throw-Knapp. A. c. u; Rich
ardson. u. of u; Olsen, U. OF u. Chris
tensen. U. Of u; Romney, U. of u; Rich
ards. B. 7. u Pack B. 7. u.
High iump-Richards. B. 7. U.
Hooper. B. Y. u; Wilson, B. Y. U,
Greenwell, U. OF u; Russell. u. of U.
Erickson. U, of u; Stefcnson. (hold
A c. u; Walker. A. C. Il
Hammer throw-PacS. B. Y. u; Lyb
bert. B, Y. u. ]. Lybbert. B. Y. u; Kar
rick, u; of u; Ashton. u of u; Holm
U. OF u; Christensen. u Of u: j. X. Of
sen. A c. u, Ellison, A. c, u.
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DISSENSI0N DISCLOSED
AMONG THE BEANEATERS

BOSTON. May 10.-Dssension among
the owners OF the Boston National base
ball club was brought TO light in d bill
day by l. Coues Page. vice president
against William Hepburn Russell, presi-
dent,
Mr.. Page AYERS that al a special meet
ing called by President Russell for We'd
nesday of next week TO amend the by
laws It is Russels intention 20 increase
the number OF directors, and. by getting
control Of the club. To limit and restrict
the powers OF the plaintiff.
Page also says he is informed and be-
licves that Russell has already sold or
transferred stool; on which he has not
paid on an option. and in his opinion
Russell will not dispose of more stock
unless restrained.
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kELLAckEY LEADS swA7FEsT
Gets Four Hits In Five Times Up; Boise
Wins, to g.

BoiSE, May io.-The Irrigators ba tied
haroef TO-DAY Than they ever have before
and my punching their hits in fbc eixtb
inning they ran up good lead on the
senator's deIeating them finally TO 2
In The sixth session two Helena pitch
crs' broWn and Ames, were Knocked off
me rnDher Levy was sent to the box
from shortstop position and he succeeded
in checking the locals.
keiackey led the bstfest with four
nus out or five times al bat One of his
hi's was a double. Mike Maloney pitched
his old brand OF winning ball for the To-
calls and held the visitors down to five
hits. one OF them scratch.
Sensational double plays were pulled
off on each side. making the game one of
the best yet played here from a spec
tacular point Of view.
The box score:
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MARSHALL AT 1T AGAIN.
Poles Ball Over Fence, Scoring Three
Runs; Cummings Shows Well.

M1SSOULA. May 10.-Joe Marshall and
his penchant for home runs were respon"
sible for Butte's d-to-2 victory over Mis-
scula here today. With two men on bases
in the fourth inning Marshall lifted the
ball over the left field fence and the re-
sulting three runs were too much OF
lead for Missoula TO overcome.
Kane, for Butte. pitched n splendid
game and was especially effective in tight
places. Cummings a new twirler signed
by Joyce also showed to good advantage.
allowing Butte but four hits, three of
these being punched in the fourth in
ming.
The weather was cold and raw, but
the fielding by both teams at times was
brilliant. The box score:
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Judge Learns Bit
of Baseball Jargon
In Hearing Case

NEW YORK, May 10.-Judge Hand.
who is trying the suit for defamation of
character brought by John NJ. Ward,
formerly captain OF the New York Giants.
against Ban Johnson, president OF the
American league, learned some baseball
jargon today.
George r. Pulford. a sporting editor,
testified that he had a recollection OF
George Davis OF the White SoX jumping
contract
"Jumping-whats that?" asked the
judge.
Every baseball enthusiast I'm the room
smiled
the judge.
PUlford told him. The Chicago Ameri
can league baseball club"
The Judge proflted by his instruction,
for subsequently he several times referred
to the White Sox in his questions.
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NOTED THURMAN I'LL;
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE

CHICAGO, May 10-George V. Han:
kins, who a quarter of century ago
was one of the best known turfmen in
the country is i'll at the homo of II:
relative in Gary. Ind. and bis physi-
clans have small hope of his rccov-
cry.
Hankins built the Garfield park and,
the Harlem race tracks in this city,
and out of the former he is credited
with having made a great fortune.
The closing of racing in Chicago and
unfavorable real estate speculatious. it
is said. wiped out the greater part Of
his fortune. In 1890 his horse, Uncle
Bob, won the American derby at Wash
ington park
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BUSINESS MEMS CLASSES !.
WILL HAVE BIG OUTING

A committee Of the business mems
classes OF the Deseret gymnasium, con-
sistng Of George Morris. Charles S. Mar
tin George Wallace. Horace Ensign and
Leroy Clayton. is planning a big outing
for May 27 at Emigration canyon. Each
member OF the class has the privilege
OF inviting one companion. and 1t Is
expected that 300 viii attend. Lunch bas-
kets will be taken along, and il Is planned
TO have supper about O'Clock, The men
are now registering at the gymnasium for
this outing.
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TROUT OF "CATCHABLE"
SIZE BEING PLANTED

Deputies OF State Fish and Game com-,
missioner Fred w. Chambers have just
finished planting in Provo river. just
above Spring Dell. $4,000 trout, all above
the legal limit OF six inches in length,
which makes them available for the
sportsman as soon as the trout season
opens, June 15,
These trout were raised in Provo river
water and arc thus well adapted 10 their
new environment. Hence. deyotees of
the rod are expecting an unusually good
season in this vicinity.
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The track men were hard at work put
ting on the finishing touches foN the divi
Sion meet 10 be held Saturday,
The baseball series to be played over
will begin next Monday with a game be-
tween Jordan ana Salt Lake at the
grounds of the Murray State league. An
admission of fifteen cents will be charged
In order to pay for the rental OF the field.
The winner OF this game will meet Gran
ite to decide the winner of the pennant,
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Game Is Postponed.

The game scheduled for yesterday af-
ternoon between the university and Bert
Margctts's State league bunch was called
off on account OF the poor condition OF
Walkers field. There was a lively prac-
tice, however. and every man out in a
suit working hard in preparation for the
game TO be played with the B. Y. T..
track men were out and put in strenu-
Gus day. despite the sloppy condition Of
the track.
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Game Is Farce.

The game Wednesday afternoon ON the
All HalIows diamond between inc IafIY
a 6ssco. The visitors had only hVc men
and The rost OF the team was made up
OF small boys The game was cahed Az
lhc end of the nth inning and Coach
Harmon gave the Catholic boys a hnrd
nracijcc Schmidt and McChrystal are
suffering from sore arms but are On
Jay This evening All Hallows will meet
the fast Oregon Short Line nine.
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Manhattan Is No More.

Hardy X Downing. who is to open a
boxing extravaganza in The Auditorium
on Richards street next Monday evening,
announced Wednesday that ne had pur-
chased the interest OF his partner. l.. r.;
Price in the Manhattan club, with quar-
tcrs on Postoffice place, and that the
club will be abandoned The parapher-
MALTA of the Manhattan club will go 10
fit up tho Auditorium arena. Downing Is
negotiating for matches among such lads
a I[id Irish. Jack Price. Willie Willie and
Young Bishop.
I
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Gilbert Wins Double Target.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. May 1O-Frcd
Gilbert OF Des Moines broke forty mine
out of fifty and Won the double target
stale Trap shooting association. f. Bills
of Kansas City was second with forty
eight. The meet will close tomorrow
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TRIES INNOVATION
IN MOTOR RACING
American Auto Association
Designates Places for Meets
i'm National Circuit.

NEW YORK, May lO-A list of meets
10 be comprised in the national motor
contest circuit. the first experiment in
grand circuit automobile racing in this
country. WAS announced tonight by Sam
uel NJ. Butler. chairman OF the contest
board of the American Automobile asso-
citation.
The circuit is composed of the follow
ing:
Place Event. Date.
Indianapolis, 00-mile track race. May 80
Algonquin hill climb ............ June 8
Milwaukee State fair. .....s...J June 1914
New York. Brighton Beach. June "a
RlVerhead road race. July l
Port Jefferson hill climb July 4
Worcester. Mass. hill climb. July IL
Philadelphia. Belmont driving track.
.,...s,.ss4. ....s........... July ~
Detfolt state fair, August IL
Elgln. Ill. road race, s,..s..,-. August II
Indianapolis speedway race. September 4
st. Paul state fair. September 1
Syracuse On. Y) State fair. September l6
Lowell. Mass, road race. September 23
Philadelphia road race, ,,...,.. October
Atlanta speedway race. October 49, 90. II
Savannah light car road races.
= .ss ass
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HELENA

3. Boise .. Struck out-By Maloney 4,
Levy 3. Base on balls-Off Maloney l. off
Brown 4. Three -base hit-Walters. Two
base hits-Zwicker. Flick (2). Flanagan,
Waters. Stolen bases-Ford Brooks.
Double plays-Levy TO Ford to Zwicker:
Naughton to Waters TO Flick. Left on
Ford CO.. Bauer. Flick. Innings pitched
BY Brown 1-3. Ames 1-3. Levy 1-3.
Maloney 8. Base hts-Off Brown g.,
Ames 3. Levy !, MaIoney g. Time-l:5o.
Tmpire-James Toman.
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GoTcH AND HACK SIGN.

CHICAGO. May lo.--A final agree
mcnt for the Labor day wreftnhs
match between Frank Gotch. title
holder. and George Hackenschmldt
was signed today and $4,000 Of the ~
0O0 guarantee demanded by Gotch WAS
deposited. A second $4,000 mpsl pc
daV C,otch arrives In Chicago 10 com
plctc training.
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oORl1NG NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

Struck out-By Cornelius. 4: hy Morgan
o. Left on bases-tireat Fans. IL; SaIt
lake; IL Double pay-Pendlct ton To Orr
First base on errors-Great Falls 1. Sail
Lake, 2 Hit by pitcher-Devereaux 9.
SSacrliice a., hit-Blankenship. Sacrifice
minutes. Umpire-Ralnl, %
tendancc-600
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BACK TO MINORS FOR
PFEISTER AND REULBACH

NEW YORK. MAJ l0.-Man.
ager Frank Chance Of the Chi
cago Nationals has asked for
waivers on Pfcistcr and Reul-
bach, two veteran members of
his pitching staff. Chance dis.
closed this news last night when
the team returned from its dis
astrous contest with the New
York Nationals.
Inability TO ACQUIRE control Is
said 10 be the primary reason
for letting them 90.
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Union Association
College Base Ball

Al adelphia-University of Pennsyl-
vania !. Fordham l.
Al rinccton-Princeton o, Brown 2
Al New Ilavcn--Willams =. Yale j.
Al CambridGc-Harvard T. AmnerAt =
Al Ann Arbor-Wabash J, Michigan l..
At Chicago-ChiCago University H.
Northwestern s.
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SALT LAKE

y ,.'"''''.o 100000 %
W. n''''2 o 004 O s-8
~ sankenshIn oasc hlts-Clothier,
ast on up rz :, Cord,z .. Dcyer,
Z fates 'ineiius. IL In six In
7of corrs,nn IN tWo innings. Base
'us' :: Off Morgan. ,.
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HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS
0VERWHELM FRESHMEN

cical game of baseball yesterday at the
high school campus The score was 30 to
o In favor OF the upper class.
AZ no time did the freshmen have A
chance. In the first inning the juniors
started off with 10 runs and repeated in
the second period, after which they
oafed. The lineup:
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Sox Win Slugging Match.

CHICAGO. May lo.--ln a slugEing
match. in which Washington used four
pitchers and Chicago two, the locals de-
featcd the visitors. Score: T. II, +.
Chicago ...,.....s,.'....,r,9 ~
Washington ..ss...-.-..,~.., % ~
Battcrles--Walsh. Scott and Sullivan.
Johnson. Otey, Sherry, Gray and Ain
smith
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BUTTE.

Summary. Two-baso hits-Mathes, Han
mon Duddy Home run-Msrshall.
Double play-Harmon to Esey. Struck
out-By Cummings, 4: by Kane, g. First
base on ba1ls--Of Kane, I: off Cum.
mings. /. Hit by pitchcr-Nowell villa
pitch--Kane Time--l;40. Umpire
Wright.
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ST. Mary's Beats Keio,

ST MARYS, Kan. May l0.-Thc ST.
Marys college baseball team defeated the
keio university players or Toxic, Japan:
today, 5 10 |. The oricntals had no trou-
bic getting mon on bases, but they could
not get them home.
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Sensational Rally Wins,

ST LOUIS. May t0.--In a sensational
ninth inning rally. base on balls SIN
gle an error, "A triple and n double en-
ablcd Philadelphia To score four runs and
win the first game Of tho series with the
locals Score: r. VI. h..
Philadelphia ................S 13 ,
st, Louis ...................b IL 6
Observation-Disclosures. Plank and Thoma ::
Petty, Bailey. Powell and Clarke,
Stephens.
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American Association

AT I.ouisville-Tocdo |. Louisville L..
Al ianapols-Columbus II. Indian
AZ, st. Paul Milwaukee s. St. Paul 10.
At ncapoIis-kansas city .. Mime
apnlis
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Western League

At Topeka-Topcka H. Sioux City I.
At Iincoln-Lincoln T. Omaha J.
At Wichita-Wichita s. 81. Joseph 4
Al pcnver--Dcnvcr II. Des Molnes t.
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Wins in First Inning.

PHILADELPHIA. May l0.-Thc home
team practically won In the first inning
when II scored four runs on two singles,
a sacrifice (ly and home runs by Paskert
and Ludcrus. II. H. T..
PttsburE ............ ...,.,...2 ]
Philadelphia ............ ..,..6 o
gatreries-Nagle. Ferry and Gibson;
Moore and Doom.