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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
New Englander Almost Out.
DATES FOR INDIAN
SHOOT ARE SELECTED

Announcements have been received OF
the Indian Shoot. which will be held this
year at Eugene. Ore. June y, l3. a ard
10, and it is said that several va n
sportsmen are planning TO attend The
Indian lodge in conjunction with the EN-
gene Gun club is endeavoring to make
this the best shoot which Will be pulled
off in the northwest this season.
Each OF these organizations is putting
,lp S400 in cash in addition TO the special
prizes and money back fund offered; o,.I The is
money contributed by the Eugene CLUB is
to be used for the entertainment of the
Indians, their squaws and pa.ppooses: a sno
married buck who shows upon the hunt
ing groun,l without his family VIII De
subjected TO a fine of $50.
1t is said that many sportsnlen from
different parts OF the northwest are eX-
pecting to become affiliated with the
lodge during the present shoot. The
rules of this federation OF sportsmen are
such that no man may join unless he at
tends one OF the clubs shoots and as he
must he q bona fide sportsman the lodge
has attracted to its ranks 2 large num-
ber OF the most representative sportsmen
in the northwest and is constantly draw
ing more men OF that class
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LITTLE FIGHTERS END
TRAINING FOR BOUT
Jimmy Reagan and Danny
Webster Are Now Ready
for Tuesdays Battle.
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The 1rlDune-
OGDEN, June 1o.--Danny Webster and
Jimmy Reagan eased up on their siren
uous training today and will rest, with
enough work TO keep them In fast trim.
until Tuesday evening when they meet
in twenty round boxing match at the
that 1t would be impossible for them to
be in better condition.
Their work for the past week has been
closely watched by ardent supporters OF
the game who have selected their fav-
orite in Tuesday nights affair and are
willing to back their opinion financially.
They have watched Webster and Reagan
go many fast rounds with bevy of
capable sparring partners such as Kid
Harrison Young Reagan and kid Ben-
nett.
There is a great demand for seats by
out of town residents who wish TO Wit
ness the exhibition Many of these re-
quests came from delegates to the an
nual convention OF the United CONNER
cial travellers. which will be held In this
city next week. The exhibition Is being
put on largely as an entertainment fea-
ture for the visiting statesmen.
Promoter Tyer has shown executive
ability in his arrangements for the Web
ster- Reagan match, Yesterday he an
nounced that to insure adequate and
perfect lighting of the outdoor ring he
had secured an Alba flaming arc lamp.
the first OF lis kind 10 be used in this
state. This lamp is said to be an i'm
provement over any other flaming arc
so far introduced in that IL produces 2.SG0
candle powcr Of an illumination.
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Drops Saturdays SluqaInq Contest to
OccldentaIs. q to @

Drops Saturdays Sluqanq Contest tc
Occidentals. q to g.
One of the hardest hitting contests
seen AT Murray In many day was wit
messed yesterday afternoon, when the
Occidentals gave MURRAY one OF the Sc
vorest trimmings IL has received this
year, winning 10 | before 800 fans
Both clubs hit for a total of forty-twu
bases: Every PLAYER seemed to have on
ms clouting "toGs." Mooney was Man
ager Blacks choice fer the mound but
pitched only TWO balls, which resulted in
two two-baSe hits by Mann and ReDes-
cher. He was at orce relieved by
White. who was hit hard throughout the
rest OF the same. bot managed to keep
the bingies scattered. Harrison was on
the firing line for Murray and was
touched up fcr ten drives including four
two-basc hits and two triples.
The feature Of the game was tie heavy
spear by Hawkins OF a line drive tina,
brought hearty apr5ause from the crowd
Umpire George Mead. who has lust re-
turned from the Central association. gave
general satisfaction The form that the
OXies displayed was marvellous. the In
field and .outfield going like clockworll.
while the home team played loosely. Cas-
tros two boots and Goods mis- Judgment
OF an easy fly bah resulted in The Occi-
1entals scoring five luns.
Murray. by dropping this game. loses
the lead while Ogden goes TO the TOP hy
defeating Salt Lake. With the teams
going at the present form II will not be
long until pretty fight for TIE leader
shin will be Witnessed All teams are
being strengthened materially
he
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|k[ THRILLER
Rom N|SS0ULA.
|is Defeat Scrappers by
same Count, 6 to 4, as
That of Friday.
rs HAS BETTER OF
ADVERSARY IN PINCHES
& and Helena Split Double
Header; Great Falls
Bests Boise.
Yesterdays Results.
4 Lake, 6 Missoula, 4.
IA. q; Butte. 2. first game; Butte
Helena, 4, second game
q Falls, 5; Boise. l.

|ssocIated Press.
ssOULA, Mont. June 1o.-In a game
reeked sensation, Salt Lake de-
1 Mlssoula again this afternoon by
me score as that Of Yesterdays con-
|6 TO 4. The contest was a fight
eong 10 gong and there was little
q between CARRIER and Jachs. al
IA the Salt Lake pitcher had more
|6 crises.
1souia.s runs all came In the fourth.
the visitors had registered one la
Irst and one In the fourth. In this
4 Lehr's three Dagger scored OMara
Pieper, and Daschbach's home run
hit Lehr and the second baseman
s the plate.
he Salt Lake fifth a base on balls
,encer and Cordtz's fuke home run
The, score. In the next inning hits
Pendleton and Schimpff
The Senators into the lead.
1ager Blankenship was put off
|ds by the umpire for too strenu-
diEputing a decision.
i score:
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10. Passed balls-Klng Vance Time OF
game hour and Is minutes Umpire
Wright
HELENA AND BUTTE DIVIDE.
Senator's Win First Game. 3 to 2, and
Mountmen Second, 9 to D.
By AssocIated Press.


BY Associated Press.
HELENA, Mont. June l0.-Helena and
Suite broke even in a double header to-
day, the home team winning the first
game; TO 2, and the visitors the second.
9 TO T.
Remneas pitched both games for Butte
losing the first because OF poor support
and Helena's punching OF four hits in
Two innings. Zw!clser's two-bagger. which,
Melted the winning run. was held TO be
foul by the visiting team. which objected
strenuously to the decision. Roberts was
badly spiked in a field collision and re-
tired in the second inning.
In the second game Fluhr the Helena
high school pitcher. was afflicted with
a bad case of stage fright passing two
and hitting two in the first two innings,
which. with couple OF hits netied the
visitors four runs. For five innings he
settled and pitched star ball. but in The
eighth Butte fell upon him for a brace
OF doubles and pair OF singles. netting
four runs.
The fielding of Perrine IN the second
game was the feature of the day. His
double play on Fluhrs near Texas
Lacquer which would have been triple
ii Mathes had played the game. was The
Ereatest catch ever seen in Helena.
The ScoreS.
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Utah State League
City Amateur League

Games scheduled for week commencing
June H.
June 12-Capital Electrics VS., Salt Lake
Browns.
June l3-Granite Lumber company VS..
Pembroke Stationery company.
June 16-CTane company VS.. LaTnbe TT
PAPER company.
June 1G-Western Electric company VS.
United States Smelling company.
juno 11-Utah Fuel company VS.. Salt
Lake Hardware company.
Result OF games played last week:
June 3-Granite Lumber company won
from Salt Lake Browns, 6 TO 9,
June 5-Pembroke Stationery company
won from Salt Lake Browns, 9 To o.
June G-Granite Lumber company won
from Lambert Paper company. S TO ..
June 9--Utah Fuel company won from
Western Electric company. TO q
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MISSOULA

afted for CARRIER in ninth.
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rolley League

The following Trolley league games
" Marrotta 4. c. VS.. n. C, r. club on
Pacific grounds. at $3.50 a. M
BaclSman ~ c. VS., Murphy Candy com-
panv on Dnvis field. at l0:30 a m.
West Slide a. C. VS.. Salt Lake Wire &
Iron Works at Liberty park. at 2 p. m.
Canyon \. c. US. Shamrock 4. c. on
Liberty park diamond. at 1880 a.. IN.
PLAYERS made eligible are: O'Shea and
Burnham for the Marrotta y. c., Peter
son released from Backman y. G. to Salt
Lake Wire e. Iron Works.
The Marrotta 4. c. players received
their new uniforms for the game today.
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Nerthwestern League

BY Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. IS. c.! June 10.-For the
second tire this week Umpire LoDga-
neckcT forfeited n game. handing to-
nights contest to Portland. . to o. after
the teams had played three innings He
ordered the Vancouver players to replace
some balls in the bag In TWO minutes or
forfeit the game They failed 10 comply
and the game was awarded to Portland.
BY Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, June 1O,-score:
r. III, T..
Seattle .,,..,.. .,.,,.... .,,.,....4 10 l
Spokane ....,.. ..,...,....,....5 II .
Batterles-zackert and Shea; Wills and
Ostdiek.
BY Associated Press.
TACOMA. Wash. June 1o.--Score:
r. Fl. +.
Batteries-Lane. Okkor and Spiesman;
Higgins and Burns,
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NO DANGER OF THE RECALL
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE GRAHAM

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-IFhe
judgment Of the court is that these
bows appear at the league ball game
next Friday afternoon as my guests
This was the sentence imposed TO-
day by Superior Judge Graham: also
president of the Pacific Coast b9se-
ball league, on six frowsy- haired
Youngsters who were brought before
him in the juvenile court today for
sneaking into Recreation park and
watching the ball game.
we ain't got no money to pay our
way IN and we want to see the
games" said the spokesman OIL the
crowd.
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e ELEvEN-INNINe CONTEST.
Birds Beat Irrleators, klllllay
Forcing In Winning Count.
ssociated Press

Il
tEAT FALLS. Mont. June I0.-Com-
pp from behind after playing nine
QEs OF errorless ball. Great Falls filled
n5ses in the last half OF the eleventh
scored the winning run when KILL
passed Huelsinau. forcing Vance in.
vas the best game of the season and
Ians watched the matinee. Cornelius
neg ten rounds OF winning ball and
tns box in the first half Of the
tntii al his own request. having hurt
Rrtst by stopping hot liner.
't.rolffs wIldness in the eleventh
"a Tor five balls and he passed the
man up and struck out one. Brooks
flannigan reached first in the
'FnIb, but both were caught at sec
by Vance.
'inlay pitched air tight ball for nine
ops. but the locals pounded him for
'e safeties in the tenth and two in
seventh. Toner'S three bagger and
w py Foster and Clothier scored two
Ior Great Falls in the tenth.
:9 singles and a beat bunt filled
LEGS In the last half of the eleventh
Hltn three balls and two strikes on
'.man, klllilay failed To put the third
1ser and Huelsman walked, forcing
~ Hcross the plate for the winning
he score:
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Cubs. 6; Beaneaters,

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. June lo.--Chicago defeated
Boston today. The locals punched III
and. with the assistance OF good base
running. bases on balls and costly errors.
had little difficulty in winning. kim
and Kaiser and Graham and Goode. W.
figured in the big exchange OF players
today. participated with their new col
leagues RH.E.
Chicago ................... 6 IL !
Boston 80. ....... .....s.-....-....- 3
Batterics-Brown and Graham: Mattern
and King.
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MIKE D0NLIN READY TO
JOIN NEW YORK GIANTS
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. June 1o.--Atter a hurried
visit To New York today, Mike Donlin, the
reinstated outfieloer of the Nationals, had
a conference with John t. Brush. owner
cf tho club. and departed for Cincinnati,
saving everything was all right between
himself and the club. Donlin came here
TO talk over the salary question with Mr.
Brush before signing contract.
He will neither affirm nor deny the re-
port that he had signed but said that he
was going 10 join the team and was ready
TO play whenever McGraw wanted him.
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MURRAY.

Summary: Three base hits-Langford.
Kyle, Mann Two-bas hits--Mann. Rebe.
scher. Fortier. McAdoo. Kyle. Robinson.
Langley .. Book. Hit by pitcher-Kyle,
Strikeouts-By Harrison, E by White,
]. Base on balls-On Harrison. f. HTS
In q innings. off Mooney. In y In :
ninSs; off White. IL in 50 innings Sac
rifice hts-Harrison. McAdoo. Langley,
Robinson: Left on haSes-OXies. ) Muir
ray !, Time hours. Cmpirc-Meade
Attendance-30O.
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First Tryout Today.

Candidates for the Commercial club
base ball team will meet at Cooleys park
this morning at 10 o'clock for the first
the Weber club nine OF Ogden. Bert Mar
gets has been selected 10 captain the
Commercial club aggregation.
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MINNESOTA TENNIS
PLAYERS WIN TITLE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. June l0.--Joseph a. Ann
strong of the University OF Minnesota
won the western intercollegiate tennis
championship In the singles In tho finals
the University of Chicago TO-DAY. lie de-
feated his team mate, John ". Adams
with whom he won the conference dou-
bles championship Friday, 6-S, f-6. S-6
go.
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DIXON FOULS
Los ANGELES BOY
Joe Rivers Is Given Decision
Over New Englander After
Latter Kicks Him.
OUTCOME OF CONTEST
ALMOST CAUSES A RIOT
Winner of Battle Had Things
His Own Way in Almost
Every Round.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. June 1o.-Joe Rivers.
the local Mexican fighter. won from
Tommy Dixon. the Holyoke. Mass.
featherweight. In the sixteenth round OF
their scheduled twenty round battle at
Vernon today. Dixon was disqualified for
kicking Rivers after he had been repeal
edly warned by Charles Eyton, the ref
cree, to stop his foul tactics.
Both fighters were strongly supported:
and the decision OF Eyton caused small
riot during which at least one man was
beaten into unconsciousness- Dixon dis
claimed intention TO foul Rivers and made
a speech at the ringside. although mis-
lips were SO pulpy and mis- mouth SO cut
that he could hardly enunciate his words
1t was a vicious battle and the Nassa-
chusetts lad was badly beaten. Twice he
was on the verge s1sef OF troS EnoSSGut 10 tSe pS
end of the fifteenth. This turned much
money into the hands of those; who had
bet even money that he would last M
teen rounds against the Los Angeles
fighter who had risen from the prelim-
inares TO championship rank within
few months.
Dixon Finishes Strong.
Two and a half to one were the odds
on Rivers when the boys entered the ring
Dixon had the better of but one or two
rounds. notably the fifteenth. when. an
swering the. urgingss Of those VINO mac
| taken the short end OF the betting, ne
In the previous two rounds he had 70
stall to save himself and was unmerci-
fully beaten in nearly all the rest.
He began early the tactics which finally
resulted IN his disqualification. In add
;ion to frequently admouishing him during
the rounds Eyton several times invaded
Dixon's corner to warn his seconds. be
hit low repeatedly. and although Rivers.s
handlers shouted their protests TO the ret-
cree the Mexican showed little evidence
OF distress and kept hammering away at
| Dixon.
New Englander Almost Out.
| In the twelfth round Rivers had Dixon
nearly out and In the thirteenth and
fourteenth the New England boy suffered
from rain of blows to the stomach, face
and Kidneys. His face was a CORY mask
when he stepped 10 the ropes at the end.
protesting against the decision OF the ref
cree Rivers was unmarked,
Fighting among the spectators began
Immediately and the Vernon police had
difficulty in charging through the crowd
to stop the disturbances. Two or three
men were knocked out OF their seats on
the highest tier of the arena and rolled
down TO the bottom. One failed TO get
up having been kicked in the face, and
was taken home in a taxicao-
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Goes to Frisco,

Jack Drumgoole. the popular Chicago
fghter. who has been boxing around here
for several months. left last night for
Frisco. He was accompanied by his man
ager. j. p. Gum. Drumgoole Is looking
for fight with any man in his class.
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Pirates Steal Some Bases.

BY Associated Press.
PTrTSBURG, June 10.--Pittsburg to-
day defeated Brooklvn II began the sew
enth by hitting Scanlon and running bases
freely. six bases being stolen. there be-
ing two double steals. R.H.E
PittsburG 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 0
Brooklyn -. Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-Adams and Simon; Scanlou
Bel and Berger.
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'One out when winning run scored
spBatted for E,lsrN in ninth
HELENA.

Summary: Stolen bases-Wood. Baker.
Murray. Kelly. Sacrifice hit-Murray
Two-base hits-F'ries. Perrine. Marshall.
Hannah. Grby. zwicker. Bases on balls
on Bryan. ]; OFF Remneas. 3. struck out
BY BRYAN. .; by Remneas. 7. First on
errors-Felens. 8: Butte /. Earned runs
Butte, 2; Helena. 1. Passed ball-Han-
nah, Time OF game-1 hour and SO min
utes. Gmpiro-Tnman-
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American Associatien

Al ST Pau-Columbus .; ST. Paul. ].
At Kansas City-lndianapolis. 6: Kan
sas City. 10.
At neapolis-LouisvIlle, z: Mime
apolis. ;.
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HELENA

Summary: Stolen base-Dockstadcr.
Earned runs-Butte. L. Helena /. Sac
rifice fly-Mathes. Two-basc hits-Dock-
stader, Perline. Marshall. Hannah Kelly.
Byrd. Zwicller Double pIay-Perrine to
Mathes to lGlsey. Bases on balls--Off
Kemneas. 4. Hit by pitcher-By Fluhr, .:
by Remneas /. Wild pitch-F'luhr Time
/ hour and 10 minutes. Umpire-Tolnan.
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Rallies and Wins.
BY Associated Press.

LoN -tssUtIdIVu ITeSS.
ST LOUIS. June 1o.--A ninth-inninE
rally made the local team a winner over
Philadelphia The game was featured
with five double plays and nineteen bases
on balls. The local team made twenty
four assists N R.HE.
Philadelphia -. .......--....
ST. Louis ..................... 10 3
Batterses7-Beebe. Chalmers. Burns and
Doom Golden. Grier. l. Laudermilk ans
Rresnahan
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ysnks Win Thriller.
Bv \ SSoc

NEW YORK. June t0.-New York won
an exciting game from Cleveland Both
Gregg and Warhop pitched finely. The
winning run was scored on q pass TO
Daniels. VOTERS double and knights
sacrifice fly. Score r. II. l..
Cleveland .................. o
New York ................... 4 :.
Batteries-Gregg and Land; Warhop
and Blair.
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Coast League

BY Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO. June lo,-score:
R.H. z
Sacramento ................ /
San Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 0
Batteries-Iiunt and Thomas: Miller
and Berry.
BY Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. June lO.-scorc
R.HE..
Vernon SO. ......--.,-..-... 10 ]
Oakland ...... ..,.-,...-...e.. /
Batteries-Raleigb. Willett. Hit and
Brown, Leroy. Ables and Pierce.
BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Or, June 10--Score:
R.H.E.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures. 3
Portland 80. .,................ Ii /
ner. Seaton and Murray.
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tS' "heh winning run was scored
GREAT FALLS
-.....-I 0 90 $1,000 . OIL
49, q 0 q o 0 o O o o 9 l-5

'srinSry; =. id,y; Stolen bases-Huslsman
~ ~ eioshiers Bauer. Vance, BlttroIff
&, sacrifice hlts-Hoffman, Bit
: an ning. Sacrifice fly-Murphy. First
"A erIorsLBoise /, Great Falls g.
bltMDoise !. Great Falls . Two
49,, heiackey. Three base hits--
'pfSyn' Sss' cornelius. Toner Bases o..
r,,scfI hiiltlay 3. off Cornelius /. off
~ ~ 4; iiit by pitcher-Huelsmau by
-, "a, heliackey 2 by Cornelius. Left
/. ss,,hL,Boise 3. Great Falls IT, IN
p''ched-by Bittrolff 1, by Cornelius
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Beats Tigers in Rain

By Associated Press
BOSTON. June 10.-Playing through a
heavy shower Boston defeated Detroit in
the tenth inning when Bush dropped
Nunamaker's hard drive. allowing Yerkes
TO score. Score; r. FL L.
Boston ............. II
Detroit ............ IL 8
.Batteries-WoCd and i Nunamaker;
Works. Willett Latte ands Casey.
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whitney's whiskbroom Wins.

BY Associated Press.
MANCHESTER. England June 10
Tho Stafford Borough handicap of 1000
sovercigns. for three -year-o -oIds and Yp,
six furlongs. today WAS won by H. p.
Whitney's Whiskbroom, Great Surprise
was second and Gray Spinner third.
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Western League

AT Denver-Denver s, Sioux City
At Topeka-Des Moines s, Topeka
Al Lincoln--St Joseph s, Lincoln
At Pueblo-pueblo Is. Omaha &.
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Beat st. Louis Easily.
sox Rcnp Away.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 1o.-Chicago
romped away with Washington today
driving three pitchers from the box. The
batting of Walker and Bodie featured
the game. Score r, II. Il.
Washington ................ 10 .
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. Is 3
Batter!es-sherry. Gray. otey. Herrell
and Ainsmith, Olmstead, Walsh and Sui
Ivan.
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Emmary: Lett on bases-Salt Lake, 6 !;
&oula, S. Stolen bases-Orr, Schlmpff.
Sacrifice hits-Pendelton (2).
rIfice hy-Orr. Two-base hits-Van,
treaux. Three base hits-Cordtz,
r. Home runs-Daschbach, Cordtz.
he play-Omara TO Daschbach. Struck
BY Jachs, s: by CARRIER. Z. Bases on
Or Jachs. 4 off CARRIER. / Wild
nc CARRIER. Time OF garne--1 hour and
rlnutes. UInpire-Frary.
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UNUAo s.f's .of =
SALT LAKE

'Batted for MetcaIf In ninth.
Score by innings;
Salt Lake ..,.,,.....o o 0 ! 0 %
Ogden ..,,..,,.,......o . 2 90 o 0-5
Summary: Left on bases-csden. S;
Salt Lake. 10. Stolen bases-Harris
Scanlan. Sacrafice hits-Wessler, Short
Two base hits-rlake. Kutina. Wicker,
McGiucnan. Short. Three-base hits-Gim-
lin. Struck out--By Metcalf, A. by Frcine,
5. Bases on balls-Off Metcalf 2; off
sFreine. 9. Hit by pitcher-By Freine, 9 :,
rby Metcalf, i. Passed balls-Short Scott
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College Baseball.

Al Princeton-Yale. 6; Princeton, g.
At Providence-Bruwn. Z; Harvard. 2
At Prjnceton-Yalc. 8; Princeton. 3.
Al Indianapolis Indiana. 8. Waseda. ,.
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National Leagu:
Iudeld Hits Are Factor.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI June 10.-Infield hits
were the chief factor OF scoring in today's
game which was won by Cincinnati. Four
visitors hits came in the sixth Inning.
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MURRAY LOSES LEAD.

Time-1:45. Umpire
Ber. Margetts.
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HARD CONTEST
GOES TO OGDEN
Harris's Men Put Up Des-
perate Struggle, but Lose
by 2-to-5 Count.
RUN BASES TOO SLOWLY
AND ARE INCAUTIOUS
Murray Drops Slugfest to
0xies, and Gives Gimlin's
Men Lead.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Ogden. 3; Salt Lake. ..
Occidentals. 8: Murray. 4.
Games To-Day.
Murray and Occidentals play dou-
BILE header on Walkers field, begin
ming at 2:3o o'clock.
Salt Lake plays Ogden at Ogden.