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CONGRESS IS
 NEARING CLOSE
BOTH HOUSES CONSIDER DIVERS MATTERS TO HASTEN AD-
 TOURNAMENT.
House Receives News of Death oi Representative Loudenslager of
 New Jersey.

Washington, Aug. 12.-The senaSe met at noon today.
 The cotton bill was considered in executive session without any results.
 Investigation ordered into election of Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin.
 Agreement reached to vote Monday on the proposed discontinuance of the National Monetary Commission De cember 1.
 The vice president announced the resignation of former Senator Flint from that commission.
 The foreign relations committee agreed to recommend ratification Of the arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, modified.
 Confirmed recent diplomatic nomi- nations
 Senator Bacon was chosen president pro tempore for Monday.
 The conferees having failed to agree the resolution for direct elections Of United States senators has been post poned until next session.
 It considered the arbitration trea ties for two hours in executiv eses- sion without any result. Grave doubt of action at this session was express ed.
 The free list bill was agreed on in conference except as to the Kern amendment and thes free lemons.
 The campaign publicity bill agreed on in conference.
 Adjournment was taken at 2:31 p. m., until noon Monday.
 The house met at 12:O4 D. m. and recessed at 12:3O until 1:OO D. m. to receive wool bill conference report with view to the adoption Monday.
 News of the death of Representa- tive Loudenslaeger of New Jerseq was received.
 The steel trust Investigating com mittee continued hearings.
 The house took the adjournment at 5 p. m. until Mnoday noon out of re- spect to the memory of Representa- tive Loudenslager.
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Read What People Who Have Used Coscnra Have to Say
oshkosh. Wis, Jan. 1s. 1905.

Oshkosh. WiB., Jan. 1k, 1905. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs, Alk. My Dear Sir---I have used quite a num- Der of packages of "COSCURA.'' both for myself and friends All who have used it are pleased. Will you kindly send me half dozen packages by mall or express | think express will be cheaper. I win remit as soen as goods are received. | may put "COSCURA' in every drug store in the city. Let me hear from yoa at once. Yours trpsy,
 GEO. H. BUCESTAFT.
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. le. 1884.
 Central Hotel Haleon

Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hsf Springs, Ark Gentlemen--Enclose find y1. Pleass mail me one jar sf "CcSCURA." I cant keep it. Every one takes it away fron me. In Ft. Scott, Kan, customer ei mine had q bad face. I went to my griy and got the jar. He used 1t twice and couldn't get 1t back. He sent for . jar (Gsbin. Ft. Scott). I gave half of mine away, but I won't be without it. Sent at once. Yours, etc.,
 c. w. B. JOHNSTON
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tAuxust 1l, 1908.

Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst springs. Ark.
 Kindly send me at once two jars "COS- CURA." Am pretty near well; have used the salve since November. You have sent 1t to me at New Orleans, Meridian and here. and can highly recommend it. have put lots Of pesple on to "COs- CURA' since l tried it in Hot Springs inside of all the wrappings Respect fully, MRS. A. F. sHEARAAN.
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Norfelk. Va, July 72, 1903. Coscurs Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs, Ark. Gsntlcmen--P1ease ship at once one Jar of "CO6CURA. It beats anything ! ever used. Enclosed fined sl.00.
 JACK SEfEAHAN.
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Coscara Remedy Co.,. Het Springs, Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my check for t2. Kindly send me two Jars of "COSCURA" to nay address here. I have alss given the advise ts a num- Der of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to pieces last summer. It's . good thing, Yours truly. h A. ABBOTT.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
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c. W. B. JOHNSTON.
COLuMRrH. OhIo. Oct. 11. Isas

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 17. 1888. TAO woodbfne Ave, Oak Park, H. Coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs, Ark. Dear 5irs-Please find enclosed on& dollar for which please send me . boz 1t. Very truly, Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel.
 MISS STELLA J. REYNOhDn.
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et. Louia. Ang. 1a. ipu6.

St. Louis, Aug. ls isv6 Coscurz Remedy Co.,, Hst SpI ings, Ark. Dear Sir--l have friend here that has . case of eczema the same as I had fur years, and l wish you to write Q sew lines that l can give this boy to read and state how he can get your "COSCUAA.~ 1 have never had 1t any more since that time. Hoping to hear from you sesn remain yours truly,
 CT1AS F. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address chas. 70. Johnson, 3s37 N. jef- ferson Avenue. St. Louis. Mo,
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JAR WILL BE SENT POST PAID
 ls NOTHING JUST As cooD TAKE NO sussTiTuTE-THERE YOUR DRUGGIST NOT KEEP coscuRA SEND s.oo TO THE coscuaA REMEDY COMPANY HOT SPRINGS AHk- AND
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Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs. Ark. Dear Sir--You will please send me enc lar of "COSCURA," same as I got of you while there same years back for eczema Send it at once. 1t is all you claim foa 1t. want 1t fer piles, etc. Respectfully
 c. A. CARMICIAELL Coscura Remeuy Co.,. Hst Sprinsn. Arx. P. s.-Find . dollar for the eos CURA."
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Dear sir-Enclosed please f1nd New York Draft for s1.00. for which pIeass Winter before last when at the eprtnex send me at once . jar of "COSCURAT the advice of "Billy'' Maurice, and q certainly does the work. and uutek, too Yours truly. ROBT. c. BOYD.
 Izx9 Dennison ,Avenee
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BkAgway, Alaska, July i6, 1908. Cos.ura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark. Dear Sir-Enclosed find money order fei for one dozen bottles sf cos CURA," to be sent by mall ct once, and eblixe Fl. D. KIRMSE.
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Ee Hcy. n.. Sept II, 1908: Eoscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Aik. Gentlemen Enclosed find express msney order for one dollar. for one po1 6 "COaCURA" Skin Cure. whjeb VI
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Fort Scott. Kan, March t, lsob. Coscurn Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs Ark. Gentlemen-Enclosed ind one dollar "COSCURA" Skin Cure, it sure dees its work ss represented. R. D: GOBlNs.
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skaxway, Alaska, June s, lscs.

Paducna. KY, June g, lsv& :. for more of the salve the next time. I have bad the eczema three years anl n hs1 s.,read all over me, but l am neeIIy well Dc you eat anything sweet wnen
 MIsa WILLIE WrLf.
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Toronto, Ont, Oct 5. 1905. Gentiemen--Please send me by mai one box "CO6CURA" ointment. alss quote me prices an a quantity. I can you iu adyanca 8. M IRISH 6 co.
 per G. l.. Irish
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27

The weather man gave four teams IN
the Union league circuit a rest Friday.
On account OF wet grounds Bankenships 5
Youngsters and kellackey's lrriSators
were unable TO fight out the fourth game
Of ;he series between them. and the Reed
Birds and the Mountmen were IDLE at
Butte because Of muddy grounds: TINS
makes the fourth postponed game ior SAT-
Lake
Blankensbp's youngsters VIII renew
hostilitiss with tile Irrigators at Cooley
parl. IL o'clock this afternoon, the
wcaihcr man permitting. For today
BIankenship will adhere To his original
decision tc send JaChs 10 the slab and go
behind the bat himself. kellackey prob
ably VIII stick 10 his choice lor Friday
and WORK Talicfcrro on the mound this
afternoon. with Brooks doing the receiv-
:1c,
Bankenshps purpose In catching Jachs
lihnsof is two-fod. In addition TO giving
little Perkins rest the Saints leader
wants To determine IL possible why II is
that big JschS cannot acquire control
, Tire husky phenomenon OF the Washing
: ton State league IN 1910 has everything
else and should set the circuit aiirc once
he gets the plate located Blankenship
is, an OLD hand behind the bal and IT is
possible that he can coax Jachs INTO
keeping them in the alley better. Both
Jachs's teammates and the fans viii
watch the experiment with keen interest.
fcr the belief Is general that the husky
going right
Blanl.enship VIII save Hummel and
Morgan for The eoublc- header SUNDAY.
while kcllackeT'S choice likely viii rest
upon killilar. who beat the Saints Thurs
day, and kilbuyn. the Santa Clara star.
who defeated the Boston Red So& last
snrlnE. The former Garfield boy was not
effective against the Saints last Tues
day bu, the test WAS not fair ono.
for he was rushed into The game along
toward the end after Biankcnship' $
,nr .ffss- Ia SIl tod hn m .
rally. and 1t is doubtful if any other
hurlcr would have Jared better
While Salt Lake. Boise, Butte and
Great Falls were idle Missuua was get
ting little farther from the cellar by
taking hard fought game from lrbY's
Senator's Mt Mssoua. While Mssoula
ard Helena have had long losing streak.
both Teams are stronger than they look
"a be- and are strengthening for The fray.
With theFuew men Iovce and lrly are
obtaining the tail lenders will give the
other rag chgsers plenty of trouble ano
the prediction is general that Helena
Will be cut OF the cellar before long.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
SOCCER TEAMS TO BATTLE
FOR DAYNES CUP TODAY

All the soccer enthusiasts OF the city
and district will be at Cummings field
Tins afternoon TO sec the final game in
the Dayncs cup series between the Rio
Grandc and Salt Lake teams A fast
and exciting exhibition Of association
football is promised, as, judging from
previous encounters. the teams arc even
~ matched. Rio Grandc qualified for
tie final by defeating the Saints, two
goals TO none, and the latter qualified
by putting Garfield away by y score OF
one To none. With the game goes the
title of state champions, so no quarter
will be asked or given,
The dope" seems 10 favor the rail-
readers. The teams have met three
times this season. two games going to
Bio Grande and the other contest to Salt
Lake. However. the Rio Grande PLAYERS
are taking no chances and have been
strengthening their eleven. which with
daily practice, Is expected TO win the
cup. Salt Lake seems TO have acquired
habit Of sprineng surprises. and with
the Introduction OF three new men with
good regulations TO take the place of
those the sick list is confident OF
walking through the railroaders and re-
tanning The trophy for another year.
In order TO get A big crowd, especially
of schoolboys. inasmuch as full school
soccer schedule will be run through next
fall, no admission will be charged The
game will be called at 5si5 O'Clock, with
Charles \. Whiting officiating as ref
cree, and Gain and Aspden as inesmcn,
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KNOCKOUT BROWN GETS
$50: MURPHY $4,000

NEW YORK, May 26.-Although
" Knockout Brown defeated Murphy
in exactly forty seconds of one-sided
fighting here last night, he will receive
only few dollars as his share of the
$500 gate receipts, while Murphy will!
today case a check for $4,000.
By agreement the check for $4,000 was
turned over to Murphy before the fight
TO guarantee his appearance. and
Brown agreed to take whatever balance
remained of the gate receipts after the
expenses were paid.
The house proved much smaller than
expected and Browns share Will not
exceed $50 or 500, it is said.
Brown declares that he is not go.
ing to complain, however. He plans
90 meet Matt Wells. the English light
weight champion, as soon as the latter
is ready and make up his loss OH last
night s bout Wells arrived here early
today on the liner Cleveland
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27

Adlai McCabe. the wonderful high
school runner, will lead the Salt Lake
high school track teams again next
year Members of this year s team met
yesterday and elected McCabe captain
and manager of next year S track men.
McCabe served the year just closed on
account of the inability of George At
klns TO act. and made an excellent lead
er. In the state high school meet held
last Saturday McCabe carried of first
in both the half and the mile, breaking
the state record made by Frank Wheel,
ing, his old running mate, two years
ago McCabe then took third in the
half, His selection as captain and man
ager was unanimous.
James Woolley was elected as man
agcr of next year S squad. Woolcy has
had good experience. He was also elect,
ed manager of the next year S basket
ball team.
The men awarded their oh 81 this
year got them Yesterday. They were as
follows: McCabe, Young. Mcintyre
Ward. There were three or four subs
who will be awarded sweaters with
out "iI 50
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Preliminary TESTS
ARE DISAPPOINTING
Penn and Yale Qualify II Men
Apiece, Cornell TO-; Michi-
can Chances Poor.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 2s.-Folow-
crs Of the various colleges who had
hoped that today's preliminary trials
would Indicate the probable winner o:
the thiriy-siXth annual meeting of the
intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Asso-
citation OF America. to be held in the
Harvard stadium tomorrow. were disep-
pointed
Pennsylvania and Yale qualified four
teen men each IN the sprints. hurdles.
middle distance runs and field events.
and the experts would regard the finals
as duel between these two unlvcrsitis
were IL not that Cornell. with ten men.
is strong in the long distance runs.
, Eight athletes from Michigan also came
through the afternoon with preliminary
honors. especially r, r. Craig. the
sprinter. who won his trial heat in the
100 yards and furlong dashes with his
head turned toward his followers. As
he seemed to pause in both events yet
made them In fast time. some wondcrf''
running l,i Is expected of him; The chances
OF Michigan for championship honors are
not regarded az bright.
Princeton beat out Harvard for hfth
place bV single man. the former getting
seven men To the. Crimson's six. while
No records were broken. The surprises
were the strength OF Yale and the failure
OF Cornell TO come UP TO expectations.
loO-yard dash-Crag and Ross. Michi-
gan Cook and Thomas. Princeton;
gyiSsnie ThSsGher and Riley Yale Minds Penn
Best time. 10 seconds by Craig.
440-yard run-Gamble and Haff. Michi-
gan; Sawyer, Princeton Housh. Penn
sylvania, Macarthur, Cornell. Kelly, Har-
Houeh,
>, SS0-yard run-Puenam, Jones and
snyder. Cornell; Pault, lowering; Foste
and Bodley Penrsylvanla; jacques. Har-
ward: Close, Princeton. Best time. LIS.
by Jones.
=. 12o-yard hurdies-Chsholm and I.arltin.
Cornell; Hayens, Rutgers; LOWS. llar-
:l5 a a.. by Chisholm and subo!i.
TO yard hurdIos-Cnmminss. Harvard
Stibolt, Cornell, Hayens. Rutgers: Ham
mond' Michigan; Dwight. Princeton;
Smith, Dartmouth. Best time. .25, by
Cummings and lIaydock.
,,put-lIIorncr, Michigan; Kipat-
rick Yale. keyes. Harvard, Kausler
Cornell; Bartlett, Brown. Best put. 4J
feet. u incnes, by Horrer.
220-yard dash-ThatCher Blcistein and
Reilly, Yale; Craig and Ross. Michigan;
Minis. Pennsylvania: Ford, Cornell
Cooke. Princeton, Best time, .21 4-5. by
Running broad -jump-Mcrcer and Laf
Iamme. Pennsylvania; Holden. Yale
Mathers, Pennsylvania Stale college
Bartlett, Williams. Best jump. - feet
Hammer -throw-Tiney and Marden
Dartmouth; Murphy. Pennsylvania: Ban
mister, Cornell; Childs Vale. Best throw.
145 feet, ~ inches. by Tilley
Running high jump Burdick and Far
ricr, Pennsylvania, DaIrymple. NJ. |. T.;
Enrisht Dartmouth; Barker Harvard.
First four tied at > feet. 9i-4 inches.
BycrS, Yale, Babcock Columbia a AM
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Murray and Salt Lake to Meet
Here, and 0Xies and Ogden
al Ogden.
GlMDIN AND MARGETTS
GET STRONGER TEAMS
Black Adds New Pitcher 4
0NieS: Double Header in
Zion Sunday.

Winding up with "A double header he
tween the Oxies and Murray on Wall
ker : field Sunday afternoon The State
lcaguers VIII begin another series TOD
day with Salt Lake and the smetcs
city boys clashing Oh Walker s field al
$3.50 clock this afternoon and ths,
fast colored boys meeting dad - Gin.
lin 5 men a, Ogden. While the Oxies
and Murray are playing a double head@
er here Sunday afternoon Margetts "a
men will play Gimlin 5 nine at the
Junction City.
Msrgctts will pitch Jensen SATURDAY.
aud Rominu Sunday Romine was
signed carly in the spring for the Salt
Lake Union league team, but did not|
get here until The nine was made up
and Blankcnship had no use for him.
He was recommended to Salt Lake by'
kOnetchy. first baScman FOR the 81.
Louis Cardinals. Konctchy declares
that Romine has all the earmarks of a
great hurlcr, Rominc pitched Cor
Bloomington i'm The Three Eye leaguc
for while, coming here from Texas.
foIk" s's orn :,"', nc,Ith~ and Se Ma. III
merely for In,,o' nr ,Lo rnrt IN
NfaIontts iy, E. iino,nn fo- tod,, c;l ~
t5arris r%s Sooo,d Lnso. Torhcs nsnter
GniJ. NrGecbo, tbird. CIsrl s,ss:
@onni.n 80 snort. ."i Rnn,,na rioh,. WI er'
f,''';n Ioff. Swcnnn, "Y cajch. Icn-sn 1;fcS
Er,ni. EI,ck n,,n,ycr of ;ho 0x.
;os I", h"S .inuod :. 60 ni.cber r.
Viii .,hn LII y" coon - octinn Sr,.
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DEMAND FOR SEATS
IS UNUSUALLY LARGE

CEDARHURST, y. Y. Nav Go
More than $4,000 has been expended
TO date for seats by those wishing to
see the international polo matches be.
ginning at Meadowhrook next week.
The series of three contests for the
international challenge cup between the
Birmingham Tour from England and
the Meadowbrooll defenders will begin
on Wednesday.
The demand for seats has surpassed
all expectations and it is now certain
that more than $4,000 persons will sur
round the field when the Britons ride
against the Americans. The lower
priced seats. which are limited in NUN
ber. are selling at a premium of $3.50
each.
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STATES BASEBALL
TITLE GOES TO j
Provo Churchmen Lose Decid-
ing Game of College Cham
piOnship Series, 2 to 5.
Special to The Tribune.

Special Ia The Tribune,
PROVO. May 26-In the presence of
600 people the University Of Utah base
ball nine won the intercollegiate cham
piopship OF The state by defeating the
Brigham Young university aspilants, 8
played on the "Y' campus diamond to-
dav.
The game began at o'clock in the
afternoon, with johnson in the box for
the Provotes and Larson twirlng for
the varsity players. Up until the fiflh
inning both teams played the prettiest
ban Of the season. with honors about
even.
Early in the NTH. however. the Provo
players came out OF the dilemma into
which Larson's pitching had placed
them and found him sufficiently TO put
over TWO tallics. johnson, on the other
hand. held the varsity slugsers well in
hand, tanning eleven batters and allow
ing but four men to reach the initial
sack in the first five innings
For a While il looked like provo's game
and the supporting fans OF the white
and blue" yelled themselves hoarse. This
elatiou was quickly turned 10 silence in
the sixth. however, when. with two out.
Johnson went MP in the air long enough
10 let The opposing players find him often
enough In succession To win the game.
With the score even. two men out and
the bases filled, Larson hit out pretty
two-haggcr, pushing three men across
the plate. II was the varsitys game
right then, and IL became the turn Of
the visiting students To cheer.
After the sixth inning both pitchers
and both teams gathered themselves to-
gether. putting up an almost perfect eN
hibition. Neither side scored in the bal
ance of the game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
FAMOUS MET" COMES TO
BOOK AT LAGOON MEETING

Sam Bradley. one OF the most famous
bookmakers in the country. arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday from his home IN
Oakland. Cal. Mr. Bradley has a long
experience as shreTd operator and
knows the racing game backwards. lie
is a member of the famous Metropolitan
associaLio of New York the greatest
organization of boolimakcrs ever formed.
The members OF this organization are
known TO turfmen all over the
Nets" Mr.. Bradley announced that he
will open book AT Lagoon and operate
through the meeting.
Among the other turfmen who reached
Salt Lake yesterday FOR the Lagoon
meeting were Harry O'Brien. Teddy
Hanson Fred Owens Otto Townsend.
Charles Sutherland Charles Pettingill
Grant Israel. James Kyler. Mark Moses
Sam Shane. George Elder. Al Chen. Joe
Gross and johnny Commerford.
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Park Again Beats Heber.

PARK CITY. May 2e.-Park City's
baseball team aga In demonstrated its su
pcriorily over iidber before 1000 people
here today. winning TO /, Singleton
Tor Park, cut Hcbcr down with three
scattered hits. while his teammates con-
ncctcd with WiliamS's slants for fifteen
safeties. Bicscr caught for Park and
Nelson for t!eber. For Park. Payne did
excellent work ut second. while rum
ming catch by Dale, Parks third sackcr
was feature of the game. This Is the
third game the, teams have played, the
the second ending in favor of the Park
bows by onc-sided score.
ImpircS-Ihurman and De CART
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HELENA DIES FIGHTING.
Irbys Senator'S Lose Desperate Struggle
70 Bill Joyee's Scrsppers to q.

MISSOCLA, Mont. May .6-With the
score 10 against them. the Senators
made . strong bid for today's game in
the ninth inning. when hits by Wood
Roberts and Irby netted two runs. Irby
was nabbed al second. however, and
Zwlcker flew TO Harmon. Levy having
struck out after the hit by Wood.
IL was a nerve lacking game from start
To finish, but the Scrappcrs we're
out IN front all the time. Osborn FUR
nshed Il bit OF dramatics In the third
inning by stopping Kibble's liner with
his body. being Knocked down and re-
covering In time 10 make the throw to
first. The bases were full and the play
ended the inning.
Ames. il The box for the visitors. was
rld and vas nit hard. Irby got four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
Bring Cup to Dartmouth.

BOSTON. May 26.-Thc big silver cup
for the capture of which half a dozen
New England colleges have been send.
ing tennis teams 10 the Longwood cricket
club for twelve years. passed into the
hands of Dartmouth today through ths
victory OF f, H. Harris and G. j. Nelson
Of that college over G. l.. Johnstone and
s. Miller In the final OF the doubles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
LIVELY BALL WILL CAUSE
SCOUTS MUCH TROUBLE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. MAY 20
Llnk Lowe, the old time Boston
lnfelder. who is scouting for De
troit, inspected material in the
Memphis and Birmingham ranks
ON Sunday and forwarded in
dorsements to Manager Jennings
for Infelder Crandall of the
Mcmphis and First Baseman
McGilvary of Birmingham.
However, Lowe says he thinks
the cork center ball will cause
MANY scout 10 tin off so
called "false alarms" this sea-
son among the minors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
BEATS OWN RECORD.

NEW YORK. May 25.-AIfred De
orc. worlds champion pool player.
broke his own worlds record high run
OF eighty-one in defeating Charles
Weston here tonight. 500 10 30. De
ORC closed last nights play with an
unfinished string of Efty-cight and in
beginning tonight's play ran thirty
eight. q total high run of %. To-
nights block stood: re orc, 1873: Wes-
ton i6g.
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Sullivan and Flynn Drcw.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 26.-JaclI
(Twin) Sullivan and "Porky'' Flynn
boxed ten rounds TO a draw before the
New star Athletic club tonight. Both
finished strong. The bout was tame. boti,
men emerging without "A scratch Sulli-
van showed himself TO be more clever
ilIan his opponent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
Evans Ties With Aylmer.

LONDON, May 26-Charles Evans of
the Edgewater Golf club Of Chicago. who
Is competitor In the tournament OF the
golf championship of Great Britain.
Scotland today when he tied with c. G.
Aylmcr OF Sidmouth. The lowest scores
were 10. Michael Scott. the Australian
champion. did the course in II.