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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-13
SHOOT WELL At
NORTHERN MEET
Salt Lakers Return with
Three-Man Team Race
Trophy al Belt.
YOUNGSTERS AND VETS
MAKE GOOD SH0WINGS
High Wind Causes Some Low
Scores; Salt Lake Gets
1912 Contest.

Salt Lakes team OF shooters returned
Friday from tho Utah Idaho shoot. held
at Idaho Falls Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. bringing with them the three
man prize. The Zion team comprised
Kingsley. Morgan and Wells, who broke
81 birds out of CO.
Among the four profesgionas who shot
at i6O birds in the three days L. A.
Cummings Of Salt Lake was second, with
40 broken birds. X. f. Porter OF San
Francisco was first. with i29 birds; Guy
Holohan OF Twin Falls ihird. will iUi.
sss. saa LAY Ton '00'i'se % osos" t'u''"' WIN
On the entire programme OF 605 targets.
including sweepstakes. trophy events ana
team races, Cummings again was second
among the professionals with 5i9 broken
birds. Posten was first; with 9oI. and
llolohan third. with o21. Among the
amateurs on this programme E. j. Nor
gan OF this city was second, with rec
ord OF 5i7. and Il. :. Mills. also OF this
city. was third. with u score OF 2tl' y.
B- Bean Of Pocatcllo was first with 800.
and i. Dryden Of Walla Walla was
| fourth. with j35.
Shoot Is Success.
| The shoot was one OF the most success
| ful in years, despite the fact that
strong wind was blowing. which made
shooting drlfficult and the traps we're
far from working properly This explains
| low scores among some OF the crack Shots
| For instance. a. 7. Eiselow Of Ogden is
a consistent 95 per cent shooter. but lie
! fen far below his average. Charles Reilly
| OF Salt Lake a new shooter finished
ahead of several OF the old timers.
One Of the features OF the meet was
the consistent shooting OF Bean OF Og-
| den.
The Individual records Of the amateurs
| for the three days shoot at $50 targets
| follow;
Bean. l32; Morgan. go; Dryden, il4:
Mills. il2; John Browning, Ogden. i05
Holohan. 402; l.. Murphy. lGaho Falls,
39G; p. O'Brien. TwIn Falls. 3S9; r. 6.
| Kingsley. Salt Lake. 5S5: DR.. Smook.
Twin Falls. 3eS; Samuel Browning. Og-
den. Ss2; NJ. skecn. Ogden. $50: George
| Browning. Ogden, 3T2; Reilly. Salt Lake.
| 3Gs: S. Maxwell. Twin Falls. 36I; BiSe-
| low. Ogden, 356. Fred Moseley Butte,
355 ]. NJ. Mclaughlin. Twin Falls. 33S:
| Neil Mcmillan Idaho Falls. $50.
| 1912 Shoot Comes Her.
The 1912 shoe: will come 70 salt Lake
| G. w. Fuller of Pucatelio won the
| "Confar' medal with % straight The
| individual championship went To Il. NJ.
| Blavlock Of Idaho Falls. with - broken
| out of %. George Browning wUr til.
! Browning diamond medal WITH -
straight. Bean took the Idaho Falls iro-
| ply with IS out OF 30. The salt Lake
| handicap medal went 20 +, NJ, Sweeicy
with IS out of 80 Bean took the
J .Becher ,trophy with IS out Of 40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-13

Tho University OF Utah defeated the
Is. Y. L team. III the opening baseball
game here of the intercollegiate sched-
uie. Friday afternoon. . to l, after a
hard struggle of ten innings. The teams
were evenly matched and there was no
time in the game when either side had
the contest.
The 3. Y. u. team commenced the
batting and for the first five innings
the teams played a scoreless game. Then
an terror at first base netted Coach
Porters men run, Captain Leo Lar
sen making the count
In the eighth inning the Provo team
got the varsity in hole and before
butcher Larsen could put three men down
the visitors had scored a run. Eastmond
crossing the plaIe on an error by Utah's
left fielder ~
IN the tenth inning the varsity men
outseneraled the visitors and scored the
winning run.
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PAYSON FIRST IN
UTAH COUNTY MEET
Springville and Lehi Tie for
Second, With 80 Points
Each.
,ecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. May 12.-Payson
was first with 81 points in the fifth
annual track and field meet OF the high
schools of Utah county held here today
before 100 people. Springville and Lehi
tied for second place with 80 points
each, Pleasant Grove was third with
6 points, and American Fork fourth
with 8, =,
The visitors began to arrive about 9;3o
o. clock and were met at the depot by the
American Fork brass band and the hlgn
school students and escorted to the opera
house. in which the following Interesting
programme was given:
Song. Utah. We Love You," by as
sembly: Invocation the Rev; voSl, Mnamiah hiah
School. hpI' under the direction OF Lottie
owen; address of welcome. Mayor James
T. Gardner: response, Prof. Edward IN M
Rowe; solo, Core Thorne; Springyilie
address. di; S ]. j. Pfeston Preston S. Greer; ladies'
quartette, Payson high school; SENT :
Nelson, President James 7. Kinssbury,
President George Brimhan and Prot;;
John A.. Widtsoe; closing chorus, Lem
high school.
Following are the winners In the order
IN which they finished,
One mile-Rasmussen Pleasant Grove;
Goffman4; springgyylile' clayson' payson'
440-yard dash-Wignell, Payson;, ST.
mons, Payson; Scow, Lehi. Time. :56,4;;
220-yard dash-Haymans. Springyille
Wlckens. American Fork; Wignell, Pay
son, Time, PA.
1Oo-yard dasll-Haymond, Springville;
Wines. Lehi, Jones. Payson. Time, III.
220-yard hurdle-Gardon and Wade OF
Springv.lle tied for first place; Moore OF
Payson, third. Time, ;27.
SS0-yard dash-Simons, Payson, Win
ward, Payson. Rasmussen, Pleasant
Grove, Time, PIG.
Half mile relay-springyllle, first;
Payson. second; .Lehi, third.
Broad iump-Simons. Payson: Pattal.
Payson; Waite, Springyille. Distance, 20
feet. 81 inches.
Pole vault-Goodwin, Lehi; Wignell
Payson; Gordon. Lehi. Distance, feet,
10 Inches,
Shot put-Goodwin. Lehi: Wines. Lehi;
Waite. Springville. Distance. IS feet. 81
| inches,
Hammer throw-David, Lehi; Waite.
Springvile; Wines. Lehi Distance, l3s
| feet 5 inches.
High jump-Simons. Payson; Waite.
Sprngviile: Gordon. Lehi, Distance.
| feet 2 inches,
Clegg OF Heber qualified today in the
broad jump and hammer throw for tho
| state meet,
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should add strength TO the already in.
yincible looking Murray nine. which VIII
line up in this manner: Mann. center.
Fortier, catch; Gum. third: Rebecher.
second. Scott. right; Castro. short. Book
left. Kaerer. first: Harrison or Metcalf.
pitch.
Black will pitch Mooney against Og-
den today. With the exception of Lane
at third. the Oxics are intact from last
year and their followers are willing. to
bet the limit that they trounce Ginllin s
men. "he Oxles' lineup: Bost, short,
Hawkins. third Langford. left, Burns,
center. Robinson, second: McAdoos first:
Kyle. right; Langley, catch: Mooney
pitch. utility. Lawrence and Black.
Gimiiu will pitch Byrd the elongated
hurler released by the Salt Lake Union
league club because Of inability TO gain
control. unless a slabman from Los Ange-
les arrives this morning. The rest of the
Ogden lineup is: Giroux. catch; Engle-
sen, first; Wesler second: Reams. third
Rollins. short; Connors, left, Gimlin
center; SIewfoot. right.
Price. pitcher for Murray will um-
pire the game at Murray today and
Spencer the contest at Walkers field.
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NORTHERN DIVISION
SCHOOLS MEET TO-DAY
Will Contest on University
Campus for Track and
Field HOnOrs.

The high schools of the northern divi-
sion of the Utah Athletic union will meet
in track and field at o'clock this after
noon on the university campus. There
will be four competing schools the two
OF which winning The highest number of
points VIII compete in the state high
school meet to be held at the univer-
sty next Saturday, The entries and
events for today are: '".''.
44o-yard dash-Robbins, Parkinson,
Morris, Richardson. Raymsier. Love. l..
D. S.; Brockmeyer Lind. d, Garner Jor-
dan: Olson. Geurnsey. Kass. Salt Lake,
First heat OF l0O-yard dash-Fitzger-
aid. Jordan. Wilson, Auscherman. Gran
tie. Mcintyre, Salt Lake; f. Gallagher,
Snyder. l.. D, S. 49,, $3.50. I. ~.
Second heat of 1oO-yard dash-,Brock-
meyer, Jordan; Legroan. Granite: M.
Gallagher and Geurnsey. Salt Lake. Daw
and Parkinson. l.. D. s.
One mile run--kerr. McCabe, 'Yundc.
Anderson. Richardson. Callister, Chip
man. Robbins, Himer, L.. D. s..
First heat OF 22o-yard dash.Brock,
meyer. D. Gardner, Jordan; +, Gallagher,
Second heat OF 22o-yard dash~Lind,
Jordan; Love. Auscherman. Granite: NJ
Galnlesher,, Mcintyre, Salt Lake.
22O-yard hurdles. 1nal-Snyder Beck
King, Salt Lake.
Finals of 100-yard dash.
Finals of 220-yard dash, - :
SS0-yard run-keer. Olson, McCabe.
Salt Lake. Fitzgerald. Lind. NJ. Gardner,
L. D. s.; Ramseyer. Clark. Bennion.
Granite; Robbins. Callister, North. Win
der, L. D, S.
Relay race.
Broad jump-Ward, Tay, Salt Lake
Richards. Thompson, M, Gardner Jor-
dan; Legroan, Wilson, Bennion Granite.
Clark, Howe, Lund, Brown. L. D. S.
Pole yault-Tay. Young, Ward. Salt
Lake; Fitzgerald, Thompson, NJ. Gardner,
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EAST THINKS HEHIR is
COMING WESTERN RIDER

Ernie Pye. manager Of the Salt Palace
saucer. received word from the east yes
terday that bets are being made there
that Paddy Hehir, the Australian rider
who rode so we'll In the east last year and
is to race here this year. will meet Frank
Kramer. worlds champion, in The match
races TO be run on the Salt Palace saucer
toward the end OF the season. One bet
was for $3.50.
These bets mean that their placers
think that Hehlr Will beat both Law
son and Clarke and thereby become the
leading western cycist. The bets are
causing surprise among laymen, but
racing men do not scoff at them in the
face of Hehir's eastern record of 1910
and bis present form.
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OGDEN. May 12.-Hal ran an entirely
different race today TO that which he ran
Thursday at the fair grounds. With a
price Of 10 /. he got off well. took the
lead and finished by more than eight
lengths ahead OF Valencia, the odds-on
favorite, which was beaten for the sec
ond place by Royal Stone.
Sir Barry won with ease the feature
event of the day
The summary:
First race. three furlongs. purse-Gaty
Pallen, 112 (Iiedris). even, won; Salti-
grade, 109 (Cayanaugh), even. second:
Billy Hancock 113 (Spargur), even, third.
Time, :37. Wild Bear and Lady Mint
finished as named
Second race. five furlongs, selling-Hal.
III (Anderson). 8 to |, won; Royal Stone.
III (Rosen). s to l, second; Valencia.
100 Umes). 10 9, third, Time, 03. Bon
Ton. Corel and Gertrude G. finished as
named.
Third race Eve furlonEs, selling-Zoro-
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Expects to Win.

The entire University track team. with
Coach Bennion and Trainer Sommers,
will leave this morning for Provo where
the state intercollegiate track meet VIII
be held Bennion's men are all In the
mink OF condition. and although they look
Tor a hard fight they expect to win. Al
though the B Y. u. was defeated by the
aggies the "U" men think that the
noints will be so distributed between the
"I;" and the A. c. that they will be able
20 corral enough points TO win They
,ure nve Hrsts-the shot put. the ham
mcr throw. the broad and high jumps
and the pole vault There VIII be eXeur-
sion rates TO accommodate the students.
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Boise. 3. Struck outWBy Fox. s: by
Levy, :; by killiay. II. Base on balls
or Fox. q; off Levy. 9: Off killiay. 1,
rome runs-Bauer. Three-base hits-Rob-
crts. TWo-base hits-lrby. Roberts. Elan
niEan, Sacrifice hits-Flick. Brooks stolen
oases-Roberts, Brooks (2). Double
Piays-Levy TO McGeehan TO Zwicker;
3i Boise s. Hit by pitched bnll-Kel-
lackey by Fox, Innings pitched-By Fox
5 ID; by Levy. 2-3: by Knliiay, 3
EaSs htts-Off Fox, Z; off Levy. 5 off
kiiillay. a. Time-One hour and forty
five minutes. Umpire-James Toman
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Jordan: Love. Auscherman. Palmer.
Granite: Lund Morris, Howe, l. d. $
Shot put-McIntyre. Olson. Ward. salt
Lake; Legroan. Bennion, Granite; Peter
son, Brockmeyer, Gardner, Jordan:
Hammer throw-McIntyre. Ward.
Young Salt Lake; Howe. l.unG. w. Ben
Mon. J.. d. s.; Legroan. Bennion. Gran
tie - -
High jump-Fitzgerald NJ. Anderson,
o. Peterson, Jordan. Thorum, Bennion.
Auscherman, Granite. Tay. King. SAT-
Lake. Brown, Morris. Howe. Lund and
Clark. L. ID. S.
SANCHEZ. starter, j. J. Wade, Hedges.
Russell. judges OF finish; Carlson, Smith.
Fennesy judges OF field events; j, j.
Stephenson. d. A Callahan. timers; Mill
ner. scorer; Bardwell, clerk OF the course,
To stimulate interest in the meet salt
Lake high school students held a general
assembly on the front lawn Friday noon.
Speeches were made in which all the pu--
pills we're urged TO attend the meet and
thus lend moral support TO the high
school contestants.
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lAY MAKES DEBUT.
''"oia Ball and irrlgators Beat
Helena Easily.

. il, d., dids., May 12.-Harry Killray
sg ,nianh ynui IN the Union league by
4 e t..pr .pehdld ball. With the rest
\ hid I'm N, nelding perfs :tly and hit
"a he,s~ ~e irrigators easily defeated
-t man aoman nan for Boise struck out
i,S 'our scattered hits Fox was
ha n,hSo S was Wild. He was knocked
ttn huer shst,r In the sixth. Levy came
q from 70 relieve him, McGeehan
Nag SEC second to short and Kelly
Ges,y s,, Levy finished the game
Psn on,v vioswing owing the hard hitting Ir-
y n ssaasr. the first man to bst for
agsr tbss t.s r hsst Inning. slammed the
! Rossm,e sme right field fence for q home
"a wbo~ ~es the only man OF the
eonsjsis was able TO hit KilIilay witt,
He drove out a dou-
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Charge Fishing Out of Season,
ipecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
HEBER. May 12.-Sheriff l. o. Wall
and E. j. Cummings. members of the
recently organized Fish and Game Pro-
tective association of this county. ar
rested r. S. Lund Thursday for fishing
out of season. His hearing will be held
before Justice OF the Peace Clegg Satur-
day afternoon. The game association
now has q membership of sixty-five.
with moro applications coming In every
day,
The Wasatch high school and the Park
City high will hold their annual track
meet at the city park Saturday after
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To Meet Bountiful.

The strong O. S. L. Maroon baseball
team will leave this afternoon for Boun-
tifuI to play off postponed game OF two
weeks ago. The Maroons have played
FIVE games this season and won them
oil. They will play the Retail Clerks at
Fort Douglas the morning Of May q. Out
of-town teams wishing TO arrange games
for Sundays or holidays may do so by al :
dressing X. +, Decker. care general
freight department, o. 8. L.
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rIsss Two base hits-Piper, Orr.
4 ssa ~ sacrifice hits-Murphy, Hon
n isIinnon. Hits-On Heusser, In
n psass. on Morgan, In l-5 in
e5 on balls-OR Ieusser. 9;
l. on Hildebrand, 4. Struck
ts,,ra 2; BY Morgan. 8; by
Il 4. A. Left on bases-Great
*lb,s, ea!t Lake. 10. Wild pitch
h &ss Passed balls-Perkins 3.
3. IN errors-Great Falls. 5. Salt
-a,n i,lne OF game hours and Z
~. -,Snm vnmpire-Ralph Frary. At
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-13
Browns Beat Crane Boys.

The Salt Lake Browns and the Crane
company nine. In the City Amateur
league. clashed on Walkers field yester
day afternoon, the long end OF the score:
TO 2, going TO the Browns The Browns
Will go to Bingham Monday to meet the
strong Bingham team. The feature OF
Fridays game was Atkins's home run I'm
the FIRST inning with one Brownie on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-13
IN MEN BREAK
|Js|NC STREAK
Pitching and Saints
Fielding Give hlec-
tries One, Z to 8.
KEEPS HITS
is WELL SUPPORTED
Drops Another to Boise;
| Butte Again Trounces
Missoula.
I Yesterdays Results.
:, Falls. 1: Salt Lake. ..
~, ~, is; MIssorils, Z.
-. - 4, Helena, ).

r.us broke its losing streak be-
~ n.ople at Cooley park Friday
by taking the fourth game OF
r.s rom Salt Lake, Z to 3.
4, mound for the visitors was
ssrat Reeds ford blonde south
4 !, ,,.bIt fame, end the "rube' was
.,,,abls Of an enigma TO Bianken-
,,unrsters. striking out eleven OF
sot at that they connected with
,'rs.rv often enough 10 tie the game
-, win 1t, II they had not made
,s,y aeldlng bobbles al critical times
y ouportune time for Great falls,
IN came along with a boot or
[',ssd, and this handicap, with tiilde-
"a Splng we'll was TOO mucn tor
iinshIp's batting hends 10 over
,px striking out eleven OF the
!. tu,,dsbrandt cut them down with
Mis- The fewest bingles the Sky
II have made in any one game
Y. season opened, bat the "rube"
,ney with his hits with men on
md .S his teammates gave him al
4 ssrieci support, making only one
= whereas the Saints pulled of
4 uisplays and one OF two bone
4 Sslt Lakes pitchers held the
4 Mtilng Electrlcs to eight hits.
t,sr started on the slab for Salt
8 But after ne had allowed three
"a and walked two men in one and
Edhjrds innings, which netted three
Blsnkenship ierked him for Nor
| vho cut the visitors down with five
4 IA made six OF them pound holes
IA. ali. Morgan allowed only one
q, free transportation to first. Hide
m walked four Saints and made
1 va heaye Heusser struck out TWO
Infisld Work Ragged.
N inlhld OF the Saints was especially
II Orr had bad day at short.
q three chances. and Biankenship's
3 Il 6rst was of color considerably.
4 ewing TO Orr's poor pegs to that
u. In the second period. with two
4 Dsyereaux pulled off bone, when
lnan hit TO him. by trying 10 catch
~ at third instead Of throwing
&I1zn slow runner. out at first, but
3 kindly struck out and the bone
\ solhIng beyond prolonging the sus-
y q the fans. Behind the bat Per-
h1 an Of day. having three passed
ealked up against him, which
he Electrics 10 get TO the score
lkenship will send Hummel TO the
fcdsy. while Reeds choice is
% fall upon Bittroff, who
1sar defeating the Saints In the
fniser Of the series.
~ fridays defeat Salt Lake re-
~ lead In the percentage column
~ s. points, The loss of today's
yill reduce this lead to only "a
while victory will increase 1t
points.
" and Morgan will. be Blanken-
t0oce for Sundays double header.
oable that Schimpff will be on the
a SAT- Lake in the curtain raiser
~ egalnst Helena.
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Cobb Runs Wild; Tigers Win.

DETROIT, May 12.-Tyrus Cobb, run
ming wild on the bases. made It possible
for Detroit to defeat New York. He
scored from first on Crawford's short
single TO right. from second on wild
pitch and In the seventh he stole home
with the winning run while Sweeney was
arguing with Umpire Egan. Hartscll
third and had to retire. r. III. u.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Detroit ,.ss,.,s...-.-..,b l
Batteries-Caldwell and Sweeney; Cow
ington and Stanage.
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PUTS UP SORRY ExHIsIrtoN,
missouIa Loses to Butte. 2 to IS; Harmon
Gets Home Run.


Gets Home Run.
M1SSOULA. May l2-Bef fore 700 fans
Missoula put UP sorry exhibition of
baseball this afternoon. losing to Butte
l6 10 Z.
Missoula drove Quick from the slab in
the second inning. but could do little
with Kane, who replaced him. CARRIER
was hit safely fourteen times by the
Mountmen.
The only feature of the game. barring
the home runs OF Harmon and Hannah
was the work OF Bacon. formerly
Helena semi professional on the first
sack for the Scrapperss Score;
MISSOULA
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PORTLAND. Ore. May 12.-Score:
r. II. e.
Vancouver ...........l1 1b .
Portland .,- ,>....s..,...s... L l
Batteries-EngIe and Spiesman; Bloom
field, Berger, Lamline and Harris.
VICTORIA, B. c., May 12.-Spokane-
Victoria game postponed, wet grounds
TACOMA, Wash. May 12,-Scattle-
Tacoma game postponed, rain.
Donovan and Clark Matched.
JOPLIN. Mo. May 12.-Mike Donovan
OF Rochester n. Y, and JEFF Clark OF
Phiiadeiphia were matched today for a
ffteen-round battle here on May %, They
will weigh In at 15S pounds; The winner
will be matched with Jack ('Twin) Sui
Ivan for bout June 15,
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SUfnfnafYs IWO-DEse NTtS-FrIE5 Io1,
Harmon. Hannah Struck out-By Gar
Der, 6: by Kane, 3. Bases on balls-OT
CARRIER, 8; off Kane, 3. Double plays
Hlts-off Quick, In 1 Ia innings; off
Kane, In 7 2-3 innings. Left on bases
Missoula, 8. Butte, II. Time OF game
hours six minutes Umpire-Wright.
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Three Out of Four,

BROOKLYN. May 12.-St. Louis made
it three out of four with Brooklyn, win
ming through a combination of hits, er-
rors and poor pitching. There was much
Davidson. DahIen, Colston and Bresna-
han being ordered from the field. Score;
R. II. L.
Brooklyn
Batteries-Golden and BresDahan,
Bliss: Bell. Schardt and Miller.
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Summary: Two base hit-Romney.
Struck out-by Larson 6. by Johnson II,
Bases on bnlls-Off Johnson l. Left on
bases-Utah 5. B. Y. U, g. Passed ball
Redd Stolen bases-Peterson 2. Larson,
Balk-Johnson. First base on errors
Utah 2. B. Y u. 6. Umpire-Bert Mar
gets. Time OF game-1 hour and 90
minutes. Attendance-S00
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Come for Race Meet.

Henry Kappes arrived from Butte yes
tcr,ay to act as auditor for the Lagoon
Raelng association. Jockeys W. Fischer
ano NJ. Murphy are here for the coming
rae. meet. Fischer had the largest per-
cenage of winning mounts at Oakland
last winter.
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Western League

At Topeka-St. Joseph, 8: Topeka. o.
Al Wichita-Wichita. Is; Sioux City, 2
AT Denver-Denver, 10; Omaha,
AT LiDcoln-Lincoln. S; Des Molnes. 5.
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~ s'ccer Game TODAY.

hs nj por Game Today,
$F tes,S Srande and Salt Lake
"a In Imss Ims VIII meet this after
~ aeclde Serty may park at 5:45 O'Clock
~ he VINO will enter the final
|S nake sn' ues cup. Salt Lake Will
chaprna any change except to bring
Foft6. r as Soalkeeper instead Of
.sis M ras Ssnarles Whiting will Of
atsistinme with neutral lines
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Cubs Break Even,

NEW YORK. May 12.-Chicago broke
even on the series today. humbling the
locals. Richie was remarkably effective
until the ninth and then. with two out.
he struck wild streak and had TO be
supplanted by Brown. The visitors won
the game by hammering Ames for Ave
runs and six hits In the fifth inning.
Score r. II. E.
Chicago . ................. Is ]
=
Batteries-Richie, Brown and Killing,
Ames, Drucke and Wilson.
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Mitchell Weakens; Boston Wins

CLEVELAND. May 12.-After pitching
invinclble ball for five innings. Mitchell
weakened and Boston made enough hits
to win Jackson'S one-handed running
catch was the feature, r. Fl. e.
Cleveland ...,.. ......,....,2
Boston % :
Batteries Mitchell Harkness and
Smith, CIcotte and Carrigan.
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The lineup:
All UallOws
ScrnhS.

Next week will be hard one for tho
team. as four games are scheduled Next
SATURDAY the nine likely will go TO Boun-
tiful Games are being arranged with
the Salt Lake high school and the Jor-
dan high
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Ruled on for Life.

Ruled on for Life.
OGDEN. Nav l2.-JcckeS r. lines
was ruled off Tho turf for life today
at the fair grounds by Judge Frank
ST d. Skinner. for crooked riding:
lines. on Gene Russell went out OF
his way. -crow6ing' 'BeVan. on Doc
Allen, into the fence. thereby causing
the favorite TO lose the race.