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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
HARRISON PUTS OUT
SHAEFER IN SIXTH
''Dinge" McCarty Deals Sleep
Potion to Cyclone Lefty
i'll Third Session.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2s.-Kid Harrison
Knocked out Harry Shaefer here to-
night in the sixth round OF what was 10
have been a twenty round battle.
The scheduled six-round go between
Dingc McCarty and Cyclone Lefty ended
In the third round. when the Cyclone WAS
Knocked out.
Pete Sullivan was referee
The contests were held in the Ogden
thearer, but the seating arrangements
were poor. There was not even a table
for newspaper reporters.
About 100 Salt Lakers came UP on a
special train. but the attendance from
Ogden was quite light.
Harrison began the fighting in the first
fering from stage fright and clnched
whenever he had chance. Harrison soon
broke him OF that by hammerlns him
over the Kidneys. The ageressiVeness
round when Shaefer seemed 10 realize he
was there TO fight He landed a number
OF blows in this round. starting the blood
from Harrison's nose. The referee
warned Shaefer against buttlng
In the fifth round Shaefer continued
his good showing. but Harrison was the
more skillful boxer. Shaefer, however.
landed number of effective blows and
sixth round while Shaefer was trying
TO clinch, Harrison caught him on the
Jaw With an uppercut Shaefer sank to
his knees. swayed for an instant and
head struck the floor With considerable
force and he was compelled 10 take the
count
The battle royal which proved popular
With the spectators was won by Fat
Kid Harrison is an Ogden boy. and
Harry Shaefer is from Boise All the
other contestants were from Salt Lake.
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bloody nose with left and Kelly sent
two hard rights 10 the wind. Thompson
was aggressive and landed hard rights
and lefts TO the body. Kelly landed q
vicious uDpercut and planted a hard left
as the bell rang
Round 6-Thompson rushed Kelly 10
the ropes and played for the body. Kelly
drove a right uppercut and followed II
ripped in a short left punch to the jaw.
but Kelly came back with a hard right
uppercut. which rocked Thompson.
Round 6-Thompson landed a hard
Hugo sent In a hard right uppercut which
rocked Thompson. He repeated 1t and
then sent a hard left to the jaw. Thomp-
son landed hard right to the wind and
many to the body.
Round 7-Thompson rushed Kelly to
the ropes and landed left and right 10
the head. Kelly again sent In a right
uppercut and Thompson bIed profusely
IRON IRON & Inc nose. Thompson fought back
right and left TO the head Thompson
was In some distress.
Round S-Thompson landed two lefts to
the Jaw and got two hard right upper
cuts in return. Both were bleeding and
fighting hard at close range Thompson
continued To rush and rocked Kelly with
left to the Jaw. Kelly was the aggres-
sor the latter part OF the round.
Round o-kelly again landed his hard
one of the same kind which drew blood
Kelly drove In a shower of uppercuts to
Thompson's face and Thompson came
back with an equal number of the same
Kind. Both men bled freely
Round 10-They fought savagely al
close range and both exchanged upper
cuts freely. Thompson forced Kelly al
over the ring with a rain OF blows to
ever, and drew more blood from Thomp-
sons nose.
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EVERYTHING READY FOR
BIG SHOOT AT EUREKA
SpecjaI to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA. April 2S-The members of
the Salt Lake Gun club, who Will be tne
guests of the sportsmen of Eureka Sat
urday night and Sunday, will receive a
royal reception on their arrival here,
Sunday morning the great shoot will take
place al the traps of the Dragon club at
Silver City.
After the shoot luncheon will be
served and the visitors taken around the
district to visit the big mining proper
ties. In the evening a banquet will be
given in honor OF the Salt Lakers.
Friday morning Editor Hush OF the
Eureka Reporter was a victim OF prac-
teal jollers. He had on exhibition In his
Office window the prizes to be awarded
and in the night some one hung the
''3-ball" sign over his door, The front
of the office was covered with old shoes
and old clothing OF every description.
The sign read:
Abraham Hush, pawnbrolser. Every
thing right but the prices. Money loaned
at high rate OF interest"
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LOSE ENDURANCE CONTEST.
lrrIgators Are Bested by Mountmen In
Twelve Inning Game.

BOISE. Ida. April 9S.-The Irrigators
were bested today. to 3, IN a twelve
Inning endurance contest that brought
into play all the reserve force OF both
teams. The winning score was made by
the Mountmen in the twelfth. when Nc
Intosh, who had relieved Victor at right
field, dropped Perrus.s ny, allowing
Fries to score.
Butte used four pitchers and Boise
two. Druhot. who started the game for
Butte, struck out ten men, but weak
ened somewhat in the eighth and was
replaced
In the first inning Flanagan made a
sensational running catch. spearing the
ball just before il reached the ground.
falling and rolling over. but holding it.
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WEBSTER WILL MEET
JIMMY REAGAN HERE
Promoters of This City Also
Are After Joe Rivers
for, Match.

Salt Lake City fight promoters have
turned their attention towards Los An
geles for material for fight entertain
ment on May ~. says the Los Angeles
Times. Jimmy Reagan has been signed
to meet Danny Webster and the latter
Will leave for the Mormon center as soon
as the travelling card arrives.
The Salt Lake promoters also want 10
see Joe Rivers and they have asked Joe
Levy. who is looking after the Mexican S
interests. on what terms the little fell
low will come TO the Utah capital.
Several other fight ccntcrs want TO get
peep at the Mexican. who has Aurclia
Herrera backed off the map for eccentric
training stunts and real fighting ability,
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Summary: Two-base hlts-Coffee, Van,
Cordtz Three-base ht--Murphy. Home
run-Van. Sacrifice hlt-Elsey 2. Sacri-
flee fles-Devcreaux. Perkins. Stolen
bases-Spencer, Cordtz. Orr. Hits-Off
Applegate in S1-3 innings, off McCaf-
ferty l in 2-3 inning. Bases on balls
Off Applegatc s. off Jachs 8. Struck out
BY Appegate Z, by Jachs 6. Left on
bases-Missoula s, Salt Lake ~, Double
play-Orr TO Walsh. Walsh TO Orr Passed
bals-Perltins. Hanson. First base on
errors-Missoula g. Salt Lake 2. Hit by
pitcher-Hanson. Jachs. Time OF game
. hours and 43 minutes. Umpire-James
Toman Attendance-o00
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AGGIES LOWER C0L0RS
TO STATE UNIVERSITY
Special TO The Tribune,

0DCCIdI 10 ] UE j ITTDUHtt
LOGAN, April 2S.-One Of the fastest
and prettiest ball games ever witnessed
on the local field between college teams
was played here today when the Uni
versity of Utah defeated the AgGies.
To /. Up to the ninth inning the score
stood . to / in favor of the visitors.
Forsey, who had been pitching splen-
did game, weakened and allowed three
hits. These. with an error. gave the Wis
itors two more runs.
The visiting team played errorless ball.
Larsen, pitcher for the university, was
In fine form, allowing only four hits, Out
side Of the clever work Of both pitchers
the feature of the game was the fast
work of Romney at short for the visit
ing team.
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RAILROAD CLERKS TO
MEET SH0PB0YS TODAY

Excitement prevails in the division SUI
perlntendent's office or the oregon Short
Line, occasioned BY the annual baseball
game TO be PLAYED between tic clerks and
strengthened by some recruits with base
ball experience, are confident of revenge
this year. Each team will have a crowd
OF rooters and the high school campus.
where the game Is to be played, will
doubtless be filed with The teams fol-
lowers. The game viii be called at 80.
and the following will line up:
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FIFTY THREE ENJOY
LEADERS CLASS FEAST

Fifty-three enjoyed the first annual
banquet OF the leaders class Of the Des-
eret gymnasium at the Lion house Fri
day night, The banquet was served un-
der the direction OF Miss Amy Lyman
Of the domestic science department of
the l.. d. s, u. w. Il. Day. physical
director OF the gymnasium. WAS toastmas-
ter and the following responded to toasts;
Fans" George Lund: Athletes" Al
fred Mitchell; Muscle" Ray Cutler;
Endurance" Clyde Edmonds: Lender
ship" h, F. Grant: "A Message" Hyrum
NJ. Smith; Looking Forward" B. S.
Hipckley,
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Calls Soccar Practice.

In view of the cup game With the Rio
Grande team on May 6. the Salt Lake
association football club has called a
practice for this afternoon at Liberty
park. The players realize they will have
10 go some in order 10 win over the rail-
way men, and will have TO get out their
best eleven with lots OF team work. The
managing committee proposes to line up
clevens representing the probables
against the possibleS, from which the
team will be selected and who will play
together against the scruhs the forth
coming week. cordial invitation is eX
tended TO all soccer players TO attend the
praCticp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
JORDAN TAKES SECOND
FROM SALT LAKE HIGH

The Jordanites surprised the Salt Lake
high school nine I'm yesterdays game when
they beat the city boys 10 TO s.
The game was fast one from start 10
finish. The Jordan boys opened the first
inning by getting four runs. Salt Lake
got only one. Richardson OF Jordan got
home run In this period.
The salt Lakers were decidedly in bad
form and made a lot OF errors. Jordan
played a consistent game. Richardson for
Jordan allowed nine hits and walked four
men He also hit two, Gallagher allowed
but eight hits and walked three.
Jordan manag ged 10 bunch Its hits. AT
the last game between these teams Salt
Lake got ar easy victory. The lineup
follows:
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Forbes From Winter League.

Forbes. who takes "Bulger' WaIsh's
place at short. is from the California
Winter league. He Is said TO be a good
fielder. a good hitter and an excellent
pegger.
The league starts in excellent shape.
Each team has posted its forfeit. $500,
to finish the season. and the salary limit,
5000 has not been broken. The league
should bo able TO finish the season in
good style. say those connected with the
management.
Ogden and the Oxies will be idle today.
but Sunday Murray will meet Ogden at
the junction City. while Salt Lake
clashes with the Occidentals here.
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Dillon Bests Chip.

TERRE HACTE. Ind, April 2S.-Jack
a ten-round bout with George Chip OF
Pittsburg tonight. Early in the fight Dill
Ion closed his opponents right eye and
cut his mouth and as Chip weakened
Dillon twice knocked him through the
ropes but Chip came back until the final
bell.
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National League
King Hits Over Fence.

PITTSBURG. April 2S.-Chicago made
its first appearance Of the season here
today and was defeated in the ninth.
King hit over the fence for a home
run, putting his team In the lead. but
In their half Pittsburg scored two runs
and won the game with one man out
Ri r.
Pittsburg 80. Observation-Disclosures 8
Batteries-McIntyre and King, Adams.
Nagle and Gibson. Simon.
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Zbyszko Downs Americus.

BALTIMORE. April 2S.-zbyszko de-
featcd Gus Schocnlcin (Americus) in a
finish wrestling match tonight In straight
falls After wrestling for an hour and
out OF many tight places. Schoenlein
stumbled and fell iat on his back with
the Pole on top. The second fall was
gained in twenty-SlX minutes.
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American Association

At St Paul-Toledo. 4; ST. Paul, 6.
At Kansas City-Columbus. 10; Kansas
City, S.
At Milwaukee. Wis.-Louisviile, /; Mil
waulscc. 4,
At nneapolis-lndianapoli 0; Min
neapolis, 8.
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Shuts PhilIies Out.

BROOKLYN. April 2S.--Brooklyn today
defeated Philadelphia. to o. 4 home
run drive over the fence by Wheat with
two men on bases settled the game In
the first inning. but two singles and
ee-bagger by Daubert made the total
five In the third. Ri h.
Philadelphia -. .............. 4 o
Brooklyn ...... ................ Z o
Batterics-Rowan. Humphrles and
Doom; Bell and Bergen.
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WESTERN ELECTRIC LOSES
THIRD TO CATHOLICS

In fast and interesting game the All
Hallows team defeated the Western Elec-
trio nine. 4 10 ,. Friday. This Is tho
third time that these teams have met
this yoar and for the second time the All
lialows boys came home victorious.
kTayenbuhl despite the fact that ho has
split finger. caught a fine g2mc. while
Stephens and Schmidt pitched good ball
for the college.
Tho lInoup follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
Western League

A. Sioux City-Sioux City s; st. Jo-
seph 5.
AT Topeka-Wichta, g.: Topeka. (ten
inninHs).
AT Des Molnes-Omaha, z; Des
MoineS 2,
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND

The East Side Nationals challenge any
team OF youngsters in the city for "A
game. G.. Pitts, Independent phone 13433.
is the captain.
The Archers defeated the Scrubs IS TO
IS Friday.
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American League
Krapp Wild: Detroit Wins.

CLEVELAND, April 2s.-Detrolt won
another game from Cleveland today. >
his wildness in the first two innings.
when he gave six bases on balls. allowed
Detroit TO take q good lead. R.H.E.
Detroit ...... .....,.....,.......5 3
Batteries-Krapp. Harkness and Smith;
Lafltte and Stanage
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YESTERDAYS BALL SCORES

At Iowa City-Universty OF Iowa 8
University OF Wisconsin ..
At New York-Cornell s, Columbia 3.
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Hamilton Beats Lafayette.

The Hamilton school nino defeated the
Lafayette team. II to Q, Friday In the
third, In sliding. Wiscomb laid the Lafay
ettc star, Taylor, oui, The Lafayette
team. in a ninth inning batting rally,
counted five times,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
'Batted for Morton in The eighth.
"Batted for Flick In tho ninth.

-Batted for Druhot in the eighth
Batted for Dockstader in the eighth.
Score by innings
Butte =. ..... 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 3 0 o o IL
Boise .....a- 0 9 0 O 1 0 0-3
Summary First base on errors-Buttc,
=; Boise. l; Base on balls~-On Druhot. -;
base hts-Marshall, KirstahIer. Fries.
Sacrifice hits = O'Connor. Flanagan.
Stolen bases : Kellackey, O'Connor.
Double plays-Victor TO o'Connor to Ford.
by pitched baIl-Marshall, Morton In
nings pitched-By Druhot, S; by Kirstah-
Ter. 1-3: by Kane. . 2-3: by Quick. l.:
by Morton. S; by Maloney, 4. Base hits
OFF Druhot, 3; off Maloney. 3: off Klr-
stahler, 1; Off Kane. l: off Morton. D.
Time OF game-2:20, Umpire-Frary.
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ST. LOUIS. April 2S-CIncInnati-S st
Louis game postponed; wet grounds.
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Additional Sporting News on Following
Page.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
The Box Score

Walsh went out at first but Perkins lifted
fly TO NOVEL; in center. ending the game.
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STATE LEAGUE
STARTS TODAY
Curtain Raiser to Be Between
Murray and Salt Lake
Teams.
MAYOR JOHN BRANSF0RD
TO TOSS FIRST BALL
Phil Bentz, Mayor of Murray,
Will Try His Best to
Catch 1t.

Another big baseball extravaganza will
be opened today.
The Utah State league will start the
season on Walkers field this afternoon
with Salt Lake and Murray as contend
ers. A parade, brass band and plenty
of other fireworks will accompany the
opening.
The parade. comprising eight or ten
automobiles carrying players. league ON !.
cials and others. Will leave the joint
building about 1:30 o'clock for a tour Of
the business district. headed by brass
band After thirty minutes OF parading
the citys main business streets the pa
rade Will lead to Walkers field.
There. following the usual prelim- J.
naries. Mayor John S. Bransford OF this
city will pitch the first ball and Mayor
Phil Bentz of Murray will catch or at
tempt TO catch it, Then the umpire viii
call ''Play ball!'-thats what the fans
ike-and the State league season Will
be on in all Its glory.
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Boston Outfits Giants.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-New York was
defeated, Q to 3, by Boston today. The
game was long drawn out Score:
Il. n. Il.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. IL
New York Observation-Disclosures
Batteries-Tyler, Pfeffer and Rariden:
Ames, Drucke. Rudolph and Myers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-29
Ogden Fans Expected.

Ogden probably will send a delegation
10 the opening and Murray will be out
en- masse to cheer Its team on. Harri-
son or Metcalf, the Portland southpaw
who took Heussers place, will 60 TO the
slab carrying the hopes Of team mates
and Murray's fans, while Chevalier or
Annis VIII be on the mound for Salt
Lake. The Iineups OF the two teams
follow:
M,lrrnu Sail Lake.
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Smith and MCCARTHY Draw,

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.-Sammy
Smith OF Philadelphia and Johnny Me-
Carthy of San Francisco fought a twenty
round draw here tonight.
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Boston Ties, Then Loses.
Beats Athletics in Final.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Washing-
ton wound up its visit to this city by
winning today's game. TO /. Baker
saved Philadelphia a shutout by making
a home run. Ri L.
Philadelphia ...... ............. 2
Batteres-Johnson and Alnsworth: J.:
Coombs and Lapp, Livingstone.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-St Louis Chicago
game postponed: wet grounds,
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-Batted for Druhot in the eighth
''Batted for Dockstader I'm the eighth.
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