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r0tals.... -. 3 5Nn )

Rns-Besehsf. HobHtIen. Mitchell %, Egan.
McDonald, SuEg< Fist base on errurs-PhilRdel-
phiA, 5; Cincinnati. 2 TEo-bass hit-Lnderus
Thrce-base hit-MitchslL Home run-McDonald
Sacrifice hit-Egan- Double play-Ho6litzsn TO
Doolan to Knabe to Laderua PitchinE record
Hits-oh AexAnder. in ) innings; Oa chAlmsn
In iuningS; Od Wallace, I 70 I inning Struck
Out-By Alexander, 6: By Wallace l. Bass On
balls-Oh AlexAnder. 4: OF Chamsrs, ) Umpires-
Messrs Owen and Brennan. Tine Of EGms-l hour
and 30 minutes.
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TRINITY. 4; Medicos. 3.

huns-help1 hurteusn W. honAns foore,
2; Medicos, !. Left On bases-Tnnity. o; Medicoa
pstruck Out-By Hillary, Z; b. Snyder. s. Hone
rans-Ralph MurtEuEh Two bas hits-Poore.
stolsn bases-KinE C0, Jaekson Jones C2l. Yoho
Campbell. Hit b. pltcher-By Snyder lBlundonl
Hillsary. lSnyder, EEanS. Passed balk-
Campbell. Umpire Mr. NouiA. Tine q EAms-
hour and Is minutes.
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~. Collins. F0urnisr o.. BOdis. Weaver. Left on
bases-New Yort 10; Chicago. 5. Hits mads-Oh
Vaughn, > in part Of l inning; OF Walsh, ) in in
nings: OF Thompson. 10 in innings; OF MuETidEe.
IN inningS TWo-bass hit-Colins. Sacrifice hit
Collins. Stolen bases-L0rd. Callahan e.. Collins
Double plays-weaTer 10 FournieT: Stump TO ChaSe.
First base on baIls-Oh Walsh. ?; OF Vaughn. q on
Thompson } Struck out-By Walsh. ?: By MoEridEe,
e: by Thompson, ) Hit by pitched ball-FOUruisr.
Wild pitches-ThOmpsOn, 2 Umpires-MessrS Dtneen
and Sheridan. Time Of Fame-2 hOUrS
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Aggies. II; Bureau. 4.

Runs-D. johnson, Addison. Cams Boswell. Grant
-, 7. johnson. Robinson o., Carter 90. Chestnut
nonas, simms. Earned rms-Bureau. ): AEricnl,
ture. g First bass by sTu1-BureHu, 1; Agriculture
!. Left On bases-Rureau. 8; Agriculture ). Erst
base on bails-Of Davis, ): of Jones. ) Inning
pitched-By Davis Z; By Jones, Z: By Grant. / Hits
made-Oh DaTis. u: on JoneS. 8: oh Gnnt, l. STRUCK
Out-By Davis 10; By Jones' ) Home runs-Robn.
son. 2 Three-hase hit-Chestuut. Tuobase hits
Boswell, Gunt SimmS Stolen hasss-D johnson.
Davis, Frye Grant o.. Robinson, Chestnut. Double
play1-Frye to Ball; RobinsDn to Henderson; Robin.
son to T. JohnsSn. Hit by pitcheT-By Davis. 2: b.
Grant, l. Wfld pitch-DaTis PGssed ball-Thomak
Umptre-Mr. Harley. Time Of Elme-l hour and q
minuteE
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AMERIcAN AssocIAr1oN.

At Observation-Disclosures 0: ColumbuE, l.
At IndiGnapolis-A -AlinneApoiis Is; Indianapolis &
At LouisFiIle-St Paul. :: Louisville 4
At Toledo-Fist game: KanEas City, &; Toledo,
Second g1ms: Kansas City, ); Tolcdo, )
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JOCKEY TROXLER IS
STAR OR DAY AT
MARLBORO TRACK
Rides Two Winners Home-Talent
Loses Heavily, Only One
FaVOrite Winning.
MIITOEs WORK IS VERY GOOD
MARLBORO SELECTIONS.
By GEORGE B. NORRIS.

By GEORGE B. NORRIS.
First Race-Mason, Goodacre,
Appasionata-
Second Race - Susan, Abdul,
Sir Edward.
Third Race-Smirk, Ethelburg,
GOlliwog.
Fourth Race Roseburg II,
Aunt Kate, Creston.
Fifth Race Moltke, Kinda,
Castlewood.
Sixth Race-Loyal Maid, Fort
Worth, District Attorney.
Seventh Race-Duke of Bridge
water, Frog, Tom Melton.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark g. Providence, g.
Jersey City. 2; Baltimore.
Montreal. s; Rochester. Is
First game-Toronto. 4; Buffalo 2 Second
Fame-Toronto. 8; Buffalo.
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Board at Columbia.

The Columbia scoreboard will show
Sundays game between the Nationals
and Cleveland at the Columbia Theater.
The game starts at o'clock
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At Canhridge-H -Hlrvard. Z; Holy Cross, J.
AZ PrUTidsncs- Brown, Z; AmhaSt, q
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WILTSHIRE
GRAND ATLANTIC

viEtuia AFe. and Beach. Atlantic City. n. J.
PriEHts hAthS; elevator; music: 81 % up Eeshly.
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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Virginia Ave. near Beach, Atlantic City.
Rooms suite with hot and cold water baths.
Elevator from street level $50 daily and up Spe
cial weskly 1tss Auto coach MEETS trains Capacity
COoPER & LEEDS. O1rnsrs and Prom
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

'Appreutics allowance clIimsd.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL OSTEND,

Whole block on BuardEak.
CAPACITY. 500 ATLANTIC CITY.
Conceded the IDEAL location, 10 degrees coolsT than
upper part Of Island. Paradise for children: larrs
play room. Al windows EcTeened. Hot and cold "a
UatG baths, number rooms With private bEthA Many
bedrooms With hot and cold running water. Tahs
srats atss quoted upon request Photo BOOKLET
ID. p RAHTER
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SoX WITH EASE.

Totals. see. = II an :
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LatOnfa.

FIRST RAcE-seIlins; maiden colts and EsIdiuss
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COLLEGE GAMES.

. D--III I-
u3 tIninpl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
NJ 'CLOSKEY RESENTS
OFFER FOR CATCHER
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. April IA telegram re-
ceived by j. J. McCIoskey from Doc
Roberts manager OF the Houston club
In the Texas league. brought the Og-
den manager to the realization that
somebody ls trying to make away with
Walter AlexandeS the classy catcher
purchased by Mack" from the Mauhat-
tan club OF tho Kansas state league
Alexander has been playing down
around Houston this spring and Nc
Closkey has been puzzled by the young
ster's failure to show himself In Ogden
before this. The telegram explained the
delay. Roberts offered Mack" three or
four alleged leaguers IN exchange for
the Sioux Indian. II Mack" had been
on the playing field when he read the
telegram he would have been benched
for life. lie Immediately wired Roberts
to keep his hands off Alexander, and TO
the player himself Mack" sent mes
sage which Is calculated to start Walter
on a hurry-up hike for Ogden.
The Ogden manager considers that in
Alexander he has the material for o.
OF the fastest backstops In the league
and possibly few other leagues.
Jack Murray, formerly OF Boise. ar
rived today, increasing McCloskey's 8
squad TO something like twenty three
candidates. All were out for practice
this afternoon, but rain and snow chased
them to cover shortly after 3 o'clock.
The fans are going to help McCIoskey
pick his 'pennant winners" next Sun
day when he lines them up In two
squads for the first exhibition game OF
the season.
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World Champions Beat Senators.

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, April 11,-Flfteen
thousand people saw the opening game
today, the Athletics defeating Washing
ton, to .. The champions made six hits
off Johnson and all came In innings when
runs were scored. Not a safety was
wasted. The fielding OF the losers was
weak. Johnson himself making wild
throw to second base that scored two
runs. Bakers single in the irst inning
sent the first Athletic run over. Coonabs
pitched brilliantly for the champions and
not hit was made off his delivery until
after one man was retired In the eighth.
He weakened In this round and Wash
ington made two runs In the ninth
Washington had runners on third and
second. and single would have tied
the score. but Flynn flied to Strunk. Be
sides his pitching, Coombs made two
timely singles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
AVID HYLAND
BOX HERE APRIL 29
Harry w. Heagren Will Stage
Bout, as Well as Many
Other Good Matches.

Dick Fyland and Matty Baldwin will
meet in a boxing contest here on Mon
day, April 20. the match having been
arranged yesterday by Harry w. Hea-
gren, Each boxer will post forfeit Of
not less than 500 to guarantee his ap-
pearance.
Heagren says that he will announce
the exact location OF the bout and also
few days and that when he does so he
will give the local boxing ians a pleas
ant surprise.
This will be the first of a series of
will stage here during the coming sum
mer. He Will have some Of the best
men in all weight divisions here for con-
tests and promises to put on nothing but
the very best bouts obtainable and In
so doing Will not hesitate to go consid-
erable expense to bring good men here.
Baldwin and Hyland are two Of the
best lightwetghts In the world today.
Each has met the best men In that class
and both have excellent records. Hyland
Is now making Salt Lake his home. He
Is very popular because he has always
given the fans nss nun FOR their money s51ey
bouts at Ogden some time ago he
knocked out Young Corbett and Billy
lTinucane and defeated Cyclone" Johnny
Thompson.
he met Johnny Mccarthy In
twenty-round bout at the Salt Palace
and pleased the fans Immensely by his
speed and cleverness. His last appear
ance here was In a ten-round bout with
Johnny Frayne at the Auditorium, In
which he was returned the winner.
Baldwin and his manager, Alec. A.
Mclean. are now In New York. Hea-
gren will wire their transportation to
them within the next day or two and
they will be here at least a week be-
fore the contest so that Baldwin can
put on the finishing touches to his
training.
Mclean wired Heagrcn yesterday ao-
cepting the terms which Heagren Of
fered. Articles will be signed and the
forfeits posted without delay.
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JOCKEY KOERNER IS
FIRST IN FOUR RACES
Turtles Half Expected to See
Star Rider Duplicate Tur-
ner's Wonderful Feat.
BARKELEY TIP IS GOOD
Congressman James Also
Wins, as Predicted at
Odds of 2 to 1.
BARKELEY TIP IS GOOD
BY international News Service.


CHARLESTON. 5. c.. April 11.-For a
while today 1t looked as il Jockey Koer-
ner were about to duplicate Turner's feat
OF winning six races. Koerner Won the
first three. but in the fourth Wilson, on
Martin w. Littleton at 8 TO /, grabbed
the race from Koerner, riding Morris
town, quoted at 13 TO 10. Results;
First race. ak acknowledgements James,
lO5 tKoensrl. TO l. won; Charley Brown loi
(Turnorl, l3 TO g. second. Eacallbcr. 100
(Moorol. Is 10 !. third, Time. lis 10. Sadie
Shapiro Jrishtowu, Gngunnt. DR.. n. l.. Swaren-
gor, Stclcltc and Mnh River also
Second race. nvo and half furlonss-SmirS,
ITO (Koerner). to /. won; Dust. l12 tstein-
hart) IL to /. second Louis Dsseosrsts 1o7
(spoilmanl. 80 to /, third. Time, l:oe Is,
Tippy, Incision. Cortnth. collota, Western Belle'
Fort Worth and Billy BarneH also ran.
Third race. ono miio-James DookeGy loa
(Kooner) II to co. won: Lady Lightning. %
(Steinhart). 15 TO 6. second; Duval. IN Fanl
Is 10 L. third. Time, 1:t3 z-s. Andrsioss and
Col. Brown also ran
Fourth race six furlongs-Mnrtin ". Little.
ton. llb (Wilsonl. TO |, wou. G.. ". Miller lo
(Fcnk) IL 10 g. second. Morriatown, 100 tkoer-
nerl ls TO 10. third. Time. ll6. I.ochiel also
ran. -.
Firth racs seven furIonsa-Dr. Ssrl,ley. ilS
(Koernerl 10 l. won. Barn Dance. ITO Peakl.
TO l. second; Pretend. loT Moore) ? TO ;.
third Time I10 3-5. Detect, Mimic Bright,
Cuttynuuk Tolpson dor and Vert Point also
-
sixth race one m.le-Font loI Turnerl,
20 10 won; Tho Golden Butterfly los Noorsls
JN..&;,rad ~, Pol1ouiOP PaQeo
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Cardinals Punish Pirates.
International News servtce.

By Internationai News Service.
ST. LOUIS, April n.-Twenty thousand
fans saw the Cardinals outclass the Pi-
rates In the opening game OF the sea-
son, winning z to o. The battle was
filled with many spectacular events that
thrilled the populace. Evans poled a
home run Into the right field seats. the
rap Following ree-bagger by Honey.
The hrst scoring came In the second
inning. when Evans. Mowrey and Hauser
singled In rotation and Bliss doubled
three runs coming IN Then In the sixth
came the two long raps BY Evans and
koney Harmon was given spectacular
support Mowery, Ellis and Oakes starred
In the field with wonderful catches. In
only two innings. the fourth and sixth
could The Pirates find Harmon and then
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
National League Opens;
Caynor F ears a Riot
Mayor Of New York, Master Of Ceremonies
at Brooklyn Game, Summons
Police Reserves
New York, 18; Brooklyn, 8.
st. Louis, Z; Pittsburg, O.
Cincinnati, 10; Chicago, 8.
Boston, z; Philadelphia, 4.

TTIONAL league attendance figures for opening days
broken yesterday by the thousands Of
to see the initial contests Of the
AT Brooklyn the overflowed field
mond 1t looked for time the Brookn would be compelled
forfeit the but police finally handled the
though the contest delayed hit the outfied
narly would have been for
Yorks took advantage of this getting less than doubles
game was called In the sixth account Of darkness
In Cincinnati, under Hank Days management came
from behind and won The attendance 25,OOO
In ST. oy Cardinals souelch
the proud Pirates
Below the only box published nermountain
country of yesterdays National league games
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Cincy Reds Chastise Cubs.
BY International News Service


CINCINNATI, April 11.-On his hrst
day out as manager. Hank O'Day and his
Reds came from behind in the presence
OF 10000 persons and cleaned the Cubs,
10 TO g. The game was a slugging match
most OF the way and King Cole was re-
sponsible for the loss OF the battle With
the Cubs leading. To l. Cole blew up
In the fourth and seven hits netted the
Reds six runs Charley Smith relieved
the King. piano" Smith started for the
Reds. but lasted only three innings He
was sloughed eight times. including two
doubles and a triple Humphries went
In for Plano" after the third and was
the best bet Of the day
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Cleveland Defeats Detroit.
International News Service.

BY International News Service.
CLEVELAND. April Ideal baseball
weather greeted the Maps and Tigers In
the first game Of the 1912 season. A
record breaking crowd made ground
rules necessary, Cleveland downed De-
troit, 10 2, in a fast eleven-inning
pitchers battle between Mulin and
Mitchell The Tigers tied the score in
the sixth on errors by Hohnhorst and
Turner. The winning run was scored
in the eleventh, with one down. Turner
singled and scored on Eiasterlys Vicious
double to the score board in deep center.
The crowd went wild when Mitchell
famed Ty Cobb In the tenth Both teams
played in mid-season form
r,,rr .,In
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Giants Beat Superbas.

.! IHIeTHdlIDHdI News Service.
BROOKLYN. NJ Y, April 1.-THE
opening OF the National League baseball
season this afternoon was attended by
scenes OF riotous confusion, which not
only delayed the starting Of the game
nearly an hour. but were so menacing
al one time that Mayor Gaynor. who
presided at tho opening ceremonies. Is
sued hurried order for the police re-
serves to come TO the scene. The special
police on duty at Washington Park were
utterly unable 10 handle the 10000 per-
sons that stormed the park, but with
the arrival OF fifty regular police a sem
blence OF order was had and the game
started The New York Giants over
whelmed the Superbas, taking the six
inning game by score Of IS TO g. Three
BROOKLYN pitchers were used. RuCker.
Dent and Barger. The Giants made
twenty base hits and were lightning fast
on the bases. The game was called on
account Of darkness
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Boston Defeats PhtIlies.

BOSTON. April l1.-Spratt was the
batting star OF today's game between the
Phii'les and Boston. Out OF four times
up. Spratt laced out "A horne run.
tnree .bagger and single. Cravath. for
Philadelphia, hit for three two bag ggcrs
Vut Vut OF iour times at bat Both sides hit
the ball, but the PhilIies could NOT bunch
thelr hits Kings work behind the bat
was OF high order. Boston won. 10 4.
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Germaine VS.. Davis.

Local fight fans taking great interest in
the rftoen- round bout between Chalky Ge<maino
and Kid Davis. which takes place at Price. Utah.
tho hrst wook May, and largo delegation OF
local sports probably will attend. AS got no
rctercc hns heen agreed upon. Gormaino has sus-
geyted the names OF Tom Painter. Hardy X.
mont thnt any one OF them ir acceptable TO him.
Davis hng not mudo known his desire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
American League F ans
Turn Out at Opening
Six Hits off Walter johnson and His Wild
Throw Enable Champions to
Win---Cobb Famed
Chicago, 6, st. Louis, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, Q.
Boston, 3; New York, 8.
Philadelphia, 4; Washington,

~ PENING day the American league huge
Chicago had the largest attendance
beginning of the and the other cities all great
crowds.
Although Washington sent the famous Walter Johnson
of Welser Ida
Baker brought the first and Coombs besides pitching
great game, made two timely singles
At Cleveland great yows Of JOY when
Mitchell famed the Marvellous Ty Cobb
Below the only complete published in
tain country of the opening American league games
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White Sox Down Browns.
y International News Service.

BY International News Service
CHICAGO. April 11.-Before the big
gest crowd that ever saw an opening
game In Chicago, the White Sox beat
the St Louis Browns today. 6 to .. For
seven innings the game was a pitchers
battle between Lake and Walsh. In the
eighth the Browns blew up and three
runs cinched the game for Chicago. Man
aSer Callahan all round work was the
feature. The weather was perfect and
the attendance 10000.
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Johnson in Good Form.

The high school baseball team held abort
practice yesterday afternoon before the rain set
in. Johnson got out for tho first timo lie Will
be oven better this year. In ordor for man 10
make his letter in baseball no will have 70 play
nine full innings in any number OF league games
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
Boston Trounces Yankees.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Boston took
the opening game of the league season
here from the Highlanders by a score Of
to In the presence OF $4,000 people.
in the first inning. held the game well
in hand until the ninth. when Caldwell
went to pieces, Although Vaughn came
to the rescue he could not stop the bat
ting streak and Boston piled up four
runs. Wood. for Boston. kept the High
landers' hits we'll scattered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
picks All tho Winners.

Cooicy's skyocrapcr players made mp little pool
on the results OF tho big league games yesterday
and Pitcher Richardson picked all tho winners In
the big lengues. "HeIno'' Spencer picked sevon and
took second money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
High School VS.. U. Freshmen.

The high school track boys held Rhor, out Of.
doors practice yertcrday. but u began
rain the went into tho gymnasium AID
had good workout Coach Richardson has ar
RANGED dual meet with IN. university freshmen.
which VIII take pince April 20 At Cummings hsid
Captain HcCabe had recovered from his sprained
gnkie Any that " for track will be
given chance in the dual meet with the uni
ycrsitT freshmen. Any man that geis a FIRST piece
10 dual meet VIII he given a letter. and any
man that makes point in the state meet viii
b. rINnn 4 lnticr
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summary; rhrec-base hits-Schulte (2l Rstep
Phcian. Bezchcr schecl,srd nts-on F. smith
:. on Cole, ?: on C. Smith. &. or Humphric-s h
on Richie l. Bases halls-on = smith z:
on c smith 2 or Richie. !: on TIumphric. /
phrios. {. Hlt by pItchcr-By Hum obries scbuI,.
Ilne Of same-2a2. unpircs--Iohn.ton nnd Ensnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
American association

AT Indianapolis-s 81. Paul, 8. indianapolis. g.
A, Tolcdo-Toledo. S: Milwaukee. /.
A. Louisville-Louisrille. .; Minneapolis. ~.
At Columbus-Columbus, l5; Kansas City. !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
B9ooKLYN-NEw YORK.
ummary: Tno-besA hits-Herzor.

summsry; IUo-bese hits-HerZog, Meyers (2l.
Maruusrd t3l Doyle. Snodgrass (2l. Moran, Wheat
Murray Hts-od Rnckcr, in innings. of
psnt In ] Inning; of Bsrger. IN innings.
bases ou balis-0h Marquard. =: of Rucker /:
of PsrBer !; OF Den,. l. struck out-By Mar
Guard. 2. by Bsrser. 1. by Dent. I. Double play
shnter TO Doyle TO Acrkie. Umpires-Elcm and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12

Summary Homo un-EyaUs. Three-base hit
konctchy. Two-base hit-bllss. Stolen base
HugginS. Bases balls-On Harmon a. of
Adams l. Struck out-By Camnitx, 2; by rInr-
mon. 2 by Adams 2. Pissed balI-Gihson Sac
rihc9 hits-Donlin. Camnitz. Double plaY-Ellis
10 Mowrcy. Time OF elme-1:35 Umpires-owons
ard Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
LOUIS.

Summary. Two-bsse hit-Walsh. Stolen base
Lake. Bases balls-oH Walsh t. OF Lake. z.
Struck out-By Walsh. .; by Lake. .. Dalk-
Walsh. Timo OF gamc-2:0o, Umpires-Evans and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
sullivan olynlpic Commissioner

3y International News sersice.
WASHINGTON. ApTi Il-Prssidont Tai, today
appointed James Y sullivan. secretary OF the
American olympic association. 10 be American
commissioners FOR the Sarnes 10 be held az Stock /
holm next July.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
rLEvELANp-DETRoGT.

Totals o'5I II VI TolaIs . . % n
.Ono out when winning nadc,
Detroit . .......... q o {. o o o.
Cleveland . ,........ u q Is
Summary, Tso-baSe hlt--EAst.rly Stolen bases
Ryan. Jackson (2l Hohenhorst. Bases ON balls
-On Mitchell !. or Mullin, 3. struck out-By
Mitchell. 9: by Mullip. . Sacrifice hitS-Turner,
IiohenAorst. Time Of gams-2:2o. umpros-Per-
rino and Dlncou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12

NEW YORK. April IA iesture Of the open
ing OF the baseball the American
league park this afternoon the presenta ton
OF hnrsI horseshoe and silver loving cup 10
Harry Woverton. WolvertonE friends in Oak
lard Gent tho gift
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12

Y. NJ. n. ]. A. ball, Wandame-e, Fri
day. April II.
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-of coomos. z. OF Johnson. Z. Struck out-B
Coombs. 8; by Johnson, 4. Timo of game 90
Umpires-o LoughIin and Westorlee.
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ST. LOUIS, April Ia telegram from Pres
idcnt Hedges OF the 81. Louis Americans to-
night announced ne had aigned Catcher Murphy
OF the Dallas team.
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Boston .............. n o q Z 4 . -
phiiEdel7his .. .........D o o a
Summary: Home run-Sprstt- Three-baSe hit
Sprstt. Two hago hiis-Dooisn. Miller l2l. Houser
CrnTsth tsl. Ludcrus. Bases hallH-On PeTdue
Z; OF AlsSSnder. 2. Struck out-By Perdue. d;
by Alexander T. Sacrifice hts-Titus Campbell
TiH1e OF EamG-i:3S. UmpirtA-Hgler and Fin
persn.
as I Ieesompieted ta that county u-~s ->----
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
Baseball BreUitieS

COLUMBUS. o.. April ji-Whst is claimed TO
be unique record in professional baseball was
made here today In the game between Kansas
City and Columbus when the bali tossed out
By the umpire at the beginning OF play waS
used throughout the nine innpga no other being
reIu,rod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
Coast League
Southern League

Memphis. /; Nashville. 2.
Birmingham. /; Montgomery. T.
Nev Orleans. o: Mobile. O.
Atlanta. 7. Chattanooga. =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12
DOGTON-NEW York.

Summary: Bases on balls--on Caldwell s: OF
Wood .. Struck out-Dy Caldwell, S: by Wood.
2. Sacrifice ny-stahI. Umpircs-CoDneIly and