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spectators knew that Johnson could not
get out OF this one,
After n ten minute rest they went on
Johnson had lost heart. He knew Iokcl
was his master and the fall was brought
about speedily.
Although tha match was a brief one
IL was action all the time and il seemed
10 please the spectators better than q
contest lasting all night.
Betting at 10 To I. with Toke as the
'avorile, was indulgcd I'm wherever John
son money could be found. Julius him
self was the heaviest loser He wasered
all he could rake or scrape on his chances
OF victory.
Charles Porter refereed the bout TO the
satisfaction OF everybody.
The theater was packed and the at
tendance was estimated at about 2000.
Before the Yokol-Johnson bout Professor r
Wright of Salt Lake and II. o Smith
Of Goldhcld had a fencing match. Wright
won, scoring s points to his opponent S
5a. Dr. Plummer was arbiter
Next WAS a four round boxing eXhi-
bition between Dick IJyIand and Vic
Hansen. II was purely an exhibition
and not exciting.
George Nelson threw Clarence Head
the first time in s minutes and 20 sec
onds Nelson got the second fall in .
minutes. They are hcaYyweightS.
The preliminarics were not interesting,
hut the main event ended in way that
suited n big majority Of those present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
.PONS BROTHERS FAL
TO CAPTURE TROPHY
Race for Gentleman Riders
Won by Reynolds on
New Star.


CHARLESTON, s. C.. April is-scsul,S Of TO-
days
First race. 6vc and half furloues-Domnok.
won; Jack Nunally. second; star Blue. third
Masks ana Faces. HoHdy Ifcwdy. stare. spin and
BodIln also ran
Second six fnrlonss-Donau. los CFainr,
10 I, won; Carlton a.. los lschwebig>. II IN
&, second; James Dorkcry o. tMcCabo). 10 10 1.
third. Timc, 1913 3-5. Saxon Rarou and T NJ.
Green also ran.
THIRD race ono mc--Now Star. Ii5 (Rcypoldsl. .
even. won Joe Rose. 1b2 tponal. 10 H. SECOND
Frog, ls5 tFSssl. IL 10 l. third. Time, ID.
Indian Maid and Single File atao rau
Fourth race i've and halt furlonss-MouCrirt
lo7 Crersusonl to 2, won: Tom Mnssic. io'
tschc~bigl' Is TO S. second: Three Links, ~
Hsnoysrl 10 TO J. third. Time. io7 90.
EhlcIency, Charley Brown. Premier aud Jcssup-
burn also ran.
Firth race. i've and half furIonss-I.ady
orimar. 100 tWiliamsl. l3 10 o. won. Captain
John. mo iMcntryl, to L. second lDciaion.
loi (Hapovcrl 10 10 I. third. Time l:Os 30.
Princess Industry. SIX. Profile. Dust; Oakley
Cooncy X. stanley s and Matte Herman also
ran.
Sixth race. milo and sIrtccnth-t.ady McGeo.
50 ihllcnJ, 10 |, won: Sweet Owen loe (Mc-
TagSaT), To T. second: Dolly Bultmsn. TO-:
iFcrgusonl 8 IN I. third. Time, Ia 80. Stairs.
Mark A. Mayer, Naughty Lad. Kinda Tackle
Gucogc, Edna Collins Warner CrSHwcll. POGO
taligo. Endymion H. and Michael Angelo sJao
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lNTERCLASS MEET AT
THE u. OF u. TODAY,

The outdoor interclass track meet VII
be held at o'clock this afternoon at tie
university, All the fellows who will par
ticIpate I'm today's meet are in pretty
good shape. In the indoor interckr
meet the juniors Won easily. with tts
freshmen taking an easy second. In The
meet today however, # is expected that
the score Will be very much closer aud
that the freshmen have fair chance Of
winning. This assumption Is based on
the fact that i'm the former meet 'U-
men We're allowed TO participate, wills
I'm this one they Will he barred. Nos.
OF the Juniors points were won by "Cs
men before. while. OF course, the fresh
man Glass possessed no such men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
HELENA LEAGUE
TEAM BEATS B. Y. u.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. April lG.-Irby's Helena team
defeated the Brigham Young university
team AT baseball Today with a score Of
is 10 !. Baird and Greenwood consti-
tuted the battery for the university and
Roseboro and Jerolman for Helena Wal
ter Heir umpired the game
Helena defeated the Helper nine a,
Helper Yesterday the score being Is to g.
The Helena aggregation will meet Nc
Cioskey's Ogden team In Provo tomor-
ro" and the game is expected to be a
good one, as both of the teams arc mem
hers of the Union association Friday II
will play the Spanish Fork team at Span
ish Fork
Friday the first OF series of inter-
collegiate games will be played here by
the teams OF the University of Utah and
the Brigham Young university
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JORDAN HIGH MAKES
10 RUNS IN |N|VNI%
Granite School Overwheln.
ingly Defeated, but Tear
Badly Handicapped.

I'm the initial baseball game Of N.
High School league tho Jordan his.
school wulloped the Granite hch scho,,
nine, l6 10 2. Yesterday afternoon Ths
game was played on the Jordan Diamond
which Is nothing but sand
The Granite players complained ~ n.
Door grounds. PRACTICABLE the Mn.
Jordan school turned out to root fo- h,
team, "
Coach Christensen Of Granite .hp.
not pleased with the result Of the rsno
is 1ar from being discouraged Ue a.
tributes the big score To insufficsr,
practice, door grounds and errors 4,
critical times. The game was ah,u,
even until the seventh when two ~.
rors and n hit gave Jordan lha has,
full with no one out. The Granite In.
field went M and before fine inning erSs,
the Sandy team had fourteen runs 10 IN
credit. ten Of which were made durr
that session Ausherman. the Grsnis
crack third sacker. was out Of the gau
with sDraincd ankle
The lineup:
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American Association,

~ columbus r. n. T.
Mtlenukee e.. q o q o % 10
Columbus O.. > q o Is II
Eatt"rlcs-hnfcrson, Marion and SchhrIk; Leih-
nord' Packard and Smith. UmpIrcs-ChII and
Anderson.
AZ Toledo n II r.
Kansas Ci,y ..... n o / 0 o o o., : :
Toledo ........ q z o q o "A
bnteTie--Brandon. Hcnchcy and O'Connor: Hie-
glnoothSm and CaTisch. Umplres-BerhaItcr and
Connolly.
~ Indiana polls p n :
Ainnes polls b.. 0 o q q o q q Ia .
indianapolis D.. o o-i
Battcdes-Patierson and owonr; Webb md
'lasL. umpires-Bay and ErVln
Al Louisyili.- n II r
st. Paul .....-... q o q n ~ :
Louisville . ...-i : o o u q a a IN :
Battpries-oecanolor Dauss and Block: SNYDER
iaudeTmils and schlei. umpScs-Ferguson and
HaGdiboe. $40
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CHICAGO CUBS IN
RAILROAD WRECK
BY International News Service.

O'FALLON. Ill, April l6-rhc Chica =
go National league baseball team had a
narrow escape from serious injury when
the r o :. w. train bearing the
players from st, Louis TO Cincinnati
jumped the track here Mt 1915 tonight.
hitting Il spread rail nineteen miles from
st. Louis. The train. carrying twelve
coaches. was running forty-Gvc miles an
Of the players were preparing to retire
when the crash came. Luckily none was
injured, the engineer bringing the train
TO n stop in about 800 yards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Red Brodbeck Arrives.

Red Brodbeck, one the fast riders at
the Wandamere motordrome last season
arrived in Salt Lake yesterday from the
east. Brodbeck has been working at one
of the leading motorcycle factories dur
ing the past winter and claims to have
learned a trick or two about getting all
the speed there is in a machine out OF
il Brodbeck has not ridden since the
close or the motordromc In Salt Lake
last year. He WAS "A former bIcycle
rider at the Salt Palace. but turned to
the motor game and quickly mastered
tho faster machine,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Cardinals Vsnquish Cubs.
Iornn,ionaI NcNn go.

BS International NrNE Service
ST LOUIS. Aa,l iG.-Klus Cole ncsriy made
IA" Cardinals themselves TO death TO-DAY.
Oh ip a had star,. he went nll tn pIrrc In thr
'opih and Has T1uked after s"von runs had
been scored wi,h oniy out out Tic Appl sroro
wst - 10 3 tolc relieved hs Pierce who
'c'' - three runs some of ilic Cardiasl- hsd
10 'un 'le cir'nht twirH n 'hc fourth. prc>no-
han took pity on tho cub late In the game
srd dug w rnuihpSH named Wnls who led
out four IG1S IN the last too Inning Tinker
aud E'cr7 contributed seven errors
ST LDi-JE-CIinAG0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

VIM L. Cook. prop. the Bee H
Drug store. Neihart, Mont, says :
Belt Canon running from Belt to Y
hart is the most picturesque spot ia >
Montana. He writes: ~ recomuH
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
all my customers and am never dig
pointed. 1t gives the best results 2
coughs and colds of anything | ses
Schramm-Johnson Drugs. stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ipSub"rt oui IN second rud stark OIL, in seventh
for Interference.
s'Battod for Knct1rr IA oiehth
summary Three base hits--T'hclps. Brennan
T~n-hsSe hit--CravH,h. Stolen baEcr-Pnskort l2)
bo~ney. Double ploys-Downs 20 Star Dau-
bert: Brennan 10 Dcolap Luderus HitE--ON
knetzeT. in $ innings. Left on bnses-Phila-
dclphia. .; Brooklyn t. Bases on baIip-Off
kDcilcr. :. struck out-By Knetger, 1. BY
Scherdi. /; by Brennan. ,. Sacrifice hits-Dow-
ney. Doolab. Stork, DoTns. Attondauce-5oOo
umpi5ca--Riglor and Finncran.
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Caponi Lucky TO Get Draw.
International News Service

bN IHLVfIatIOllaI NCWS SorVlCe.
ATLANTA. Ga, April 16.-Although he
landed four blows to his opponents one
In the round bout here tonight. Bar
ney Williams OF Philadelphia got only "A
draw decision with Tony Caponi OF Chi
caEo Williams jabbed, hooked. ducked
and ran round CaDoni at will throughout
and clearly earned the decision on points
but the referee ruled olherMise.
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Schimpff May Play Third.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 Ifc tribune.
OGDEN, April l6.--'Artie" Schinprf,
accompanied by Mrs. SchimDff and Ar
thur, Jr.. aged six weeks, arrived In Og-
den from San Francisco today. and Nc
Closkey's valued inficldcr lost no time
In donnng uniform. Mack hasn't
tully decided Just what he will do with
Schmpff. but it looks like third base for
the former Skyscrapcr
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ny International News Service.
BOSTON. April is.--Lirry Doyle and tho rest
OF tho Giants turned tho tsbics on. tho Doves,
winning I'm walk ny Score Of 10 :. Mar
guard did Tho pitching and Doyle tho hitting.
Tho latter cloutinE safely four times. Including
double and triple. and stealing a base be-
sldc7 MaTquard showed noc form.
HOSTo<-NEW YORK
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Mandot Makes Poor Showing.

BY International News Service.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 16-Joe
Mandot of New Orleans barely out
pointed Jake Abel OF Chattanooga here
tonight I'm an eigbt-round bout for the
lightweight championship OF the south
before tho Southern 4. G.. But for a
heavy right 10 the jaw which Mandot
landed In the third. rendering Abel
groGGy. the local boy would have had
the shade
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'Eai;cd for Tyler in sixth lnninr
summary: Three base hi;s-Doylc (al. Two base
hit-Doylc. Double plsy-McDonald 10 Killing 10
HAuser. Bases balls-OH Tycr 4; or Mar-
guard. / Struck out By Tyler. :; by Marquord.
Sacrifice hi,--CampDcll Hit by pitcher
SnodrYass. Wild plch-Tylcr. Time Of game
30 Aucndancc-IOOo. Nmplres-KIom aud BuAlI.
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JIMMY EVANS LOSES
TO FRANK WHITNEY
BY international News Service.

ST JOSEPH. Mo. April I6-Frul
Whitney Of Cedar Rapids. la, was eiYts
the decision over Jimmy Evans Of kn'
sas City here tonight at the end OF "
teen rounds. Whitney outpointed Eva1
In every round. The boys weighed y
at l33 hounds AT o'clock in the afr
noon. The first round II was appalG
that Whitney was too clever for the kfF
sas City boy. E,vans's lip was cut In y
second round and in the third his n5S|
eye was closed Whitney brought bby
from Evans's nose in the third rorn|
and kept IL flowing until the end ol %
bout /.
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T~F'"I '"I NNrrNef0 IN -'Vrpth.
SUMMARY; 1seit o. Gosel-Chicago. o: 81 Loui-
bonr Fcn-Ellis. Tgo-hsse hi,s-fiolmsn.
iouser. ricrce. stolen boses--S -Srhuiio ortes
noHcy. DouscT t2l. Double payH-TInkcr io
LNern I" zimmerman Miller 10 Zimmerman HIS
IN Cole 2 IN IT, innings: on Steele In :
lnninSs. HaseS on balt8-oG Colo. {. or Plerr.
.; on steele. :. on Wlills g. Struck out-Ry
'"e = hy FtcT'H J: hy Steele |. bv Wills .
Saesiacc hi's-Tinkcr. HugglnB Ellis onk.s
Hll,s; TiWe Of same-.:o5 umpltes-Johnstonc
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Devine Goes to Spokane.

Joe DcVInc, the we'll known bookmakcr Who
has beon In Salt Lake all winter LEFT yoster
oay Tor Bn'te. where after brief visit he
wiz 30 on 70 Spokane for the Cocur d Alone
=. D"vino In one OF the most popular layorr
OF odds ON westcrn trncks. 80
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White Has Shade
BY International News Service.

| BY international News Service
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 16-
| frankie White Of Chicago had A shade
over Battling Minor of Memphis at The
end OF the eiSht-ruund bout here tonight
Referee Fremont, however. decided il a
draw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Farmers Defeat Watnrlnn

me Farmerr wnrd ball team defeated thu
Waterloo yard ball team 10 to 10 yesterday M
eleventh South and Third East streetq S..-
for the Farmers ward were Bell ana c,oaSS
FOR Waterloo. Carter nad Maynes "'
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Detroit Wallops Sox.
tionai Ncws Service.


CHICAGO. April ls.-Thc White Soy so6.r.d
their worst defeat OF the year today at Inc
hands OF Detroit The score 10 10 l. Three
recruits, Weaver Delhi and Pctors. wero rrsyop-
blble Tor thn defeat. Tho tao young pitchers
wcro cloutcd for eighteen sn(otleS and showcd
anything but major league form. Manager CaIls
han was 'clicd by Wild pitch In the ia.,
inning but was able leave the ncId uoas
sisted.
CHICAGO-DETRDIT
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CHICAGo-DETRoiT.

-bhtted for Csllahan In fourth
'batted for Mcintyre In ninth
Detroit :. ............- % a a n 4, . -
Nhl,-bo s--s.,...-s.. q q n
ouiniha'!s Thtrc-baSe hIt--wlllcff Tw,.b,,s
m,.Nlu M ~ stolen baseK-Crawford tsl. Canor
Baie on balls-By wiIIctt i strnrl o, 10, .,
Milett =; by Peters. q by Delhi pa.re5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
DINkELSPIEL GETS
SERVICE RIGHTS

Joe Dinkelspie tecsrnphed from Spokane 10
Al Mayer yesterday that he obtained the egclu-
slNc rights TO the CoeuT a. Alcne raco news dur
ing tho spring meeting which begins April "a
lie viii control the Hervioo for the whole United
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

krnuse. !: by Danforth 6. by Wood 4 sccri
nrc hit-Egau, Hit By pitcbcr-McInnes WIid
pltch-krausc Time OF samc-i:55 Umniro,-
Wcsterfelt and OLoMghlIn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Phillies Beat Brooklyn.

Il International NoVS ScIllcc.
RRookLGN. Aprl IA clus'or OF hits In the
Ho'cUtli inning oVcrcBmc what appeared 10 he n
safe lead and gave tho Fhillirs a tight victory
ovcr the DodgcrS BY of fto :. Enct-
>ef pitched Finished hall M TO The seventh
-hrn hc let down tho bars
nELEuIA-EEonkLNN
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Washington Beats New York,

By International News Service
HEM YORK. April le.-Grinin sent Bob croon,
W, oiu fnhEoc hoodoo, against the homeiolk,
,odhy ana he made good In a loose exhibition nv
score or 10 10 2. Yankee crrons were n byyc,
cucs proved costly ~ "
WASHfNGToN-NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
''Walkabout" Has Guest

John r. Beaufort OF New York is a
Salt Lake City visitor. While in this
city he is being entertained by John
Fleischmann. better known as Walk
about. with whom he attended school
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Reds Lose 70 Pirates.
By International Meas Service.

~ 'H't'HH'I"uHI NeNa scTVice.
CINCINNATI Arn IS-Aitor winning f,vr
Nolbh, game. tho Reds streak wac shattered
toos. ny MARTY O'Tvoio VINO ouipltched Frank
,n'" DF slde margin. Score. . Tho
Itrps also mnhe t'cir nrst errors OF The yesr
Nhnn helped 80 run up the P!ratas' a"orr Rate,
nuit hnEcf 10 "stching NJ ball In the nfih
rn!ng and gave way 20 Mitchell. Three unusual
nouple playH by Piusbuis assIqtrd IN the down
fall Of o'Day's mon.
NC!NNtTI-PITTSBuEc
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Cleveland Beats Browns,

by International News Service
CLEVELAND. o.. April l6.-CIcvclsnd took the
second gamo Of tho Borcs from the Browns (?
10 = in smuggling contest here today Tho
Naps won out In the ninth by timely s~ats
with ono down. Olson singled. jackson doubled
rco'tng Olson. and Lsjoic singled. scorns Jack
son.
CLEyELhND-ST LOI-IS s
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-Baucd for Williama In third
Halted for Warhop In fourth
~ng "ps".ngto" ...-.-..,, I 2 o O-Io
''sw YORK ..-...,,.....s / 0 a.
summary. Threc-base bi,s-ziuu. shafer Hart,
Lch Iwo-base bits-Wolter. Chase S,nIon
osses~"oi'cr Milan Double pIayy-s,reet m
rns1 10 tiynn Mcbride TO Flynn. Hits-oT
nnpIo, 10 " inninEs; on Warhop. J in / inn,ng
3hses on balls-oH Mcconnell l. on Groom
s.Iuek 3utIBy Ford, :: BY Mcconnell /: by
uI uIVoin. t p; oy Warhop, ]. Sacrifice ny-Groom
ult oy plchcr-Flynn. wild pItches-Ford IT.
council. NmpIres-Connolly md Hnrl ~. o-
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Champions Meet First Defeat
By international News Service

% h'ohaloHA HoWs service
PHlLApEl.PHiA. April i5.-The Athletic M.
WIN their INST defeat OF the season ,od,v b.
Ton beating them by u score of . 70 I oo
Soh oattcd Krausc out OF tho box in ;hc Nrs,
.mhlhs ana Danforih was treated little bot,.r
tne champions MT Wood hard, hut sharp noid.
ing kept thoir scoring down. Gardner made son
ssilonai catches OF line drives and double MIA y,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
CiNc!NNhTI-pIrrsnrRc

..Ssr'nn eaited for Smith In ninth
summary LEFT on hAse,-,.ncI,r,.t pi,,
1.,.n, 2. ihrte-h@ss hit-HooIi,eeIr Cib.on
- 'Sir pss'S-hsmond 10 Smith: byrnc 10 Mile
,,.r,h sI".h bases On h4iis-oh Smith {. nr
= oole. struck out-By Smith. :. bv o. tToo,c Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Blue JAYS Win and Lose

nc b'ue Jays scat The Scrubs yesterday "a /,
Temple streein The Lucky S;ors defeated tbs
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF @
IUMBUS,

Excursion 10 Bingham, April ~,
round trip. Special train leaves
Salt Lake Route 7;30 p. m, return
in time for last car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

DR.. Ross Anderson announces that
after April ID he will be located at 400
kearps building ~ '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

onenIng ball Wandamcre. Friday
April 10
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CLEVELAND-ST. LOUIS.


'Baucd for James la ninth inning
Cleveland ...... n n y q
Summary: Three boss hit-Auptin Two bass hits
nsto,oll Frat, LaJoio t2l. BlAnding jackson
ponbie plnys-Lsloio TO Olson to Hohnhorst Hits
on Rashcttc In "a innings on lanes n
- innings; OF Baod,ng. / In innings: on
fflll : In % Inning. Bases on balls-OI Jamns
!; on Blanding. l. of Brown l. Struck out-By
Baskctte. /; by James. a. by Blandinr i: by
Bro~n 8. Sacrifice nir--Jamcs Butchor Nj
-Dincen and Pcrrino pe'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
California the Place to Spend Your Va
cation

$50 round trip Tickets on sale ApriI
29th to May 9th, via Salt Lake Route
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Wall PAPER and Paints.

We have large force OF pa)nsI
and paperhangers and can give al nv,
prompt attention. Our prices afs
lowest. Geo. w. Ebert d Co., Al Ms.-
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Observation-Disclosures.

.Hattcd for Donfo-th In niuu
bs,od for oldr!Dg in ninth.
Philadelphia n O.,
summary: Two-hasc hlts-Warner wooS ~
o.. ferse. Double play-GarineT ,o ya,pop a,gop
nnry 20 Aclnncs. Hlts-On Kraus. 4. on Dsn
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Charleston Race Entries.

6y international Ncw8 Scrvlcs.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. April I6.-Tomorrow' $ en- &.
ITi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
OLD KING COLE HIT
HARD BY ST. LOUIS
Cincinnati Reds Lose the First
Game of Season to Pitts
burg Pirates.

= LouN. %: ''bfssa. =
Boston. .. Nc~ YORK 5
Cincinnati. .; Piuahurs
rhiledopha. g. R,ootlyn. :,
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Jamestown Entries.

BY International News Service
JAMESTowN. Va, April Is-Tomorrov's on.
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Game Won by Pinch Hitters
After 1t Seemed Hope
leSsly Lost.

Boston. .: Philadelphia 2
Cleveland. .. 81 Louiu
Washington, 10. New York, J.
Detroit. 10; Chicago. T.
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CARDINALS WALL0P CUBS;
MAPS WIN IN THE NINTH
Giants Defeat Doves.

3 Time OF some-.os Umpires-Bronnan
OWrng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Northwestern League

SEATTLE. wash. April s.-seors:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-23
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Cedarhurst Park Land and I'm
provement Company. S. y. Bondy. agent.
has sold 10 Charles Rosenthal a three
story stucco house. on a plot loNlO fee''
at the corner OF Rugby and Oxford roads.
Cedarhurst Park. Long Island. The price
was about $1,000 Mr.. Rosenthal will oc-
cupy II for all year round.
L;Ecluse. washburn & CO. have sold for
A. s. Daggy his country place at Hunt
ington Long Island. 70 Mrs. lnez For
rest, OF Manhattan; also sold at Plan
dome Park one-half OF plot 3. icox3o feet,
and plot 9. i25x25O feet, both overlooking
Manhasset Bay and having a right OF way
TO the water.
The Rr!arclirf Realty Company has sold
a plot on Sycamore Road. Briarclin Man
or. to Mrs. ]. r. Weston. OF washington
Also sold a plot on Beech Road. Briar-
Cliff to Mrs. William Dinsmore Bowers.
OF White Plains. Both buyers VIII make
extensive improvements to tho property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-23
LEASES.

Van Vllet e Place have leased for
term of years 1900 feet at No. %o6 to 400
West 18th street; also the store. No. IS
Fourth avenue, to Eugene Koch. for SIX
years: also the three story house No. LIS
Perry street.
II. c. Senior & Co. leased for Bolton
Hall the three story and basement DWELL
ing house No. 100 West SD street to Jo-
seph CHASER.
The Emmett Realty Company leased
space in tho Emmett Building, Madison
avenue and 18th street, to Fl. L. Cavalier
& Co. Arthur z. Won Ostermann nego-
tated the transaction.
Leon 8. Altmayer leased for five days
for client the store and basement In tho
building at the southwest corner Of Park
avenue and S7th street The premises
have been rented by I. Rath, and Will
be fitted UP and occupied as ono Of the
finest markets on the East Side.
Joseph +. Feist leased the store at No.
523 West 10Th street for a torn Of years.
Barnett G. Co. leased No. % West 18th
street, three story dwelling house, for
the Kreft estate to client; also, NO. l$3
East 1llth street, a three story dwelling
house, to Mrs. Lett, and No. q East 18th
street to Mrs. Bensel.