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Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
FAVORITE FICTION

Yes. Indeed; Hes one of My Favorite Authors
 II Can't Smoke These Expensive Cigars; They are Always too Strong for Me" 1T See There are Fourteen of Us at the Table Well, I'm Not a Bit Su- perstitious. Anyway
 Yes, I had to Get Ready in a Great Hurry, md 1 Know Look Like Fright"
 T Don't Care for the Nickel, but l Hate to be Beat out of It."
 We Had Intended to Go Abroad This Year, but Mr. Jipes' Physicians Forbid It."
 I'll Return This Book Within Few Days, Sure"
 "Dr Fourthly. That was the Best sermon I Ever Heard You Preach" Chic. go Tribune.
 Hire d little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

it's regular course.
 The purchasing agont bin Wos sent 10 the style, revision and compilation committee.
 Bills introduced in the senate were as follows:
 TO permit the Tempe board or cdu- cation to acquire lands.
 Appropriatine S75o to buy books for the Pioneers Home.
 Prohibiting insurance of state buildings
 Providing for an official ballot. In the house bills were introduced as follows:
 Providing for the assessment of unasscssed pripcrty.
 Fixing the time for the opening and closing of polls.
 Providing for the registration of births and deaths
 Providing for registration of voters.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
FINAL MEETING OF
 H.S. STUDENT BODY
erendum of Medals and Recall Splendid Work of the Year

At eleven o'clock this morning the students oC the high school will gather in the new auditorium for the last general assembly of the school year. and the first ever held in the new building Alumni and friends of the school are invited to he present
 The gathering will be d kind of climax of self congrdtulation The new building will become acquainted with the sound of Phoenix wells and songs, and the sweet music of the
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
 OF UNION HIGH SCHOOL
Class of FIfty-four Members will B d Adleu to Their Preparatory
 School Life

The c9mueneement exercises of the Union high school will bc held on Friday evening :t the school audi torimn beginning at eight o'clock
 The following is the program of OK erciScS.
 Music ........ High School Orchestra Invocation ........Ecv. W. !. Scarlett Introductory ........Alrm K Stablcr Music .......... High School Chorus Salutat1ry ..-...J. Niuton HammcIIs Nalcdictpry .-..-...... Grace Marden Address ........Gov. C. W. P. Hunt Class Address ....Dr. James McLareu Presentation If Diplomas E. r. McFau Music ....-... High School Orchestra
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
THE MODERN IDEAL

Miss Rockscy-But papa, George is a hard working young man.
 old ck.ey-Thats it, exactly. The man l wish you to marry must be able to make money without work iug-LOndOn Answers
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
REAL ESTATE

Tom-I told her father that I cx- pected to inherit several pieces Of fine property
 Dick-What did he say?
 Tom-He said that deeds speak louder than Words-Tit-Bits
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

high school orchestra. The medals won by the track team at Tucson will be presented, and other victories will be recounted at a length suited to their splendOr
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
Hale and Hearty at 93

Mr. Henry Holman, a veteran of three wars and a man who has worked hard and en- dured many hardshiPs since II years of age, says Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey hac added many happy years to the lives of his wife and himself.
 Green IIarbor, Mass.
 Both my wife, who is & years old, and myself, 95 years old, are taking Dutfy's Pure Malt Whiskcy, and we know we arc aided by this indispcn- sable medicine to hold out a little longer, notwithstanding we are well aware we are living far beyond the three score years and ten.
 Last spring I successfully underwent an operation for cancer on the ear. Through the aid of Duffv's Pure Malt W'hi3-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
EMILY LEE WINS IN /
C0EUR D 'ALENE MU|
Rathdrum Handicap, Featul
of the Card, Captured by
IA to 5 Shot.
CHAPULTEPEC BEATE|
Ella BrySon' Wins by a Nos
From Favorite at Churchill
Downs.

ALAN, Ida. May o2.-Fsvorltes to
three races in the sloppy going at q
Alan course today. The Rathdrum seiliI
handicap al mile was the feature OF q
card. Emily Leo won from a fair fie|
Stlcker, the favorlte, barely finishing
the money.
Raining; track muddy. Results;
Firrt race four and half fur5ng. Mes e
purscs-EogIigeN 10s tRoouey). 70 s. u
Vested Rights. ioi (HuZtonl, 20 2. sec1I
Al Block 100 CHlrsohbaunl. % tn I. INF
Time. IS 3-5. Calcium. Bsrium and Tom
second race. ak turlonsr -Adcns Io5 tcs'
nsushl. 10 !. won: ESch.ausr. los q
iingamel 70 I. second. Louise 3. lo7 a
dorsonJ TO ?. thi5d. Time, l,lT Is. 4
sccnoant Lady MeNaliy, Sal fesri. Bonnie H4
Elsotrowsn. Asare. Misc Naomi and Cabin hnisl
as named
b,s). II 10 TO- won: Ada Meade. liS C!opove'
20 l. second. Rue III GIsnoYerl. IL to'
third Time % as. totta Creed Mia
mic Roberta. Grstohen G. and Mamie Ncz
finished named
Fourth race R.thdrum selling handicap.
milo-Euly Loe. 10, tH!iD' h 70 8. won;
White, io' Csvtor). 70 l., sscont: stiet
Star Blue also ran.
Fifth race. mile aud s'rteeuth-set 81
IN (Hormany. ii 10 s. won. Rake. lo1 tHu
70 o, second. Tahoe. Io7 (BuHtonl. 10 70
thlrd Time. i:so Is. Soma. The Peer. Jda'
town, Edna Stewart and Soon finished nane1
toni, 10 l. won; Florence Roher'a. lo3 III!
to l. second. Lady Rankin. 10, tHot
IL 10 10. thlrd Time. I:37 Firdner and q
Doll nuiBhed as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Churchill Downs Results.

81 International News Service.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. hay 22-chufehill pos
results:
First race. 6ye and half furlougH-Ella ~
son. los tGoosr). straight So won; Char'
t-pcc ll5 FRiBJ. place 12. 20. second; Turret.
Clilcrl show 81. 90. third Time. los 10. n
rnds Tcmmlo Thompsor and Pendant also ran
Second race nve turlougs-Solar Star.
fGoofel straight $3.50. won; Countorpar, y
tFaln). place s. J0 seooud: Fiel iis (callaas1
show $3.50 third. Time. 80 2-b Pstsr GfInn
Hopaach. Harry Lauder. Gold Color Go W
Bunch OF Keys. Amherst and over the sar
also ran.
Third race. milo and sStecn,h~str oKyn
ia CClnzD. struisht 81 won: James Doefe'
e6 (Connorl, place SIS 90 second: Gr!f. sS Anen
show 81 30 third Time, lIs as. The ho@
Prince, Gay Bird. sloeth 0nd Patruehe also ran:
Fourth race mile and eishth-Joe NOT!
ios tNcCahey). straight 80. won; cherr5u.
l66 noftusl place 1850 second. Uval,
CHcnryl, show ii So third Time. ISL i-S. "a
Furlong and Any Port also ran -.
Firm race. I've snd half furlonss-c.r
pecn lis Reakl. straight s. 30. won: spIiuu
board 100 tMcCahcyl, place - 20 second; u"
Olympinn. III tGoogcl. show 1880. ihird ~
! 05 SIS Jack NunnSly Pluvius. cash on
Ivory Jack Denman. Bachelor GlTl, Peix. hit
X and Chief jackson also ran. .-.
sixth race mile and q rINtso1th--superftl.Ic
100 fMrCahsyl. straight 81. won. Merry u
100 (C.IIahanl. plsoe "a sn second Cspt Hsv
60 (AllcnJ, show $50. third. Tine. laI 2
crosyovor. Spindle. Queen Marguerite and chA''
Straus also r1n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

The motordrome at Wandamere will
open Decoration day with a programme
OF thrills for the patrons OF the races.
Fred Whittier, who established a new
has signed TO ride at the "pIepan" for
the season. Manager Edward McLelland
received word from Whittier yesterday
left Middleton, Ohio. with three OF the
fastest machines ever built. These ma
chimes will be used on the motordromc.
word was also received from President
that he had purchased five new machines
for the motordrome which will afford
plenty OF motors FOR the riders this sea-
son.
AS soon as he got this news, Manager
McLellsnd wired 10 Los Angeles for sew
eral riders 10 whom he had sent CON
tracts. 4 number are coming from the
east and Manager McLeliand promises
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

one Of the biggest and best fields of
motor riders ever gathered here.
Within the next day or two the Off
cials for the race meets will be an
nounced. The mana cement Of the mo-
tordrome delayed its announcement OF
It's programme for the season until Presi-
dent Love was heard from. When il was
learned that he had secured five fast
more. il was decided TO get the fastest
riders In the country Manager McLel-
land has been I'm touch with them for
several days and Will be able to bring
them here under contract
The motordrome track is in good con-
dition. gang OF carpenters having been
at work on the track and grandstand for
several days The seating capacity will
be enlarged and arrangements for better
accommodations arc being made There
VIII also be n class OF trade riders and
amateurs at the track this year. They
Will use their own machines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Chicago Beats New York.

BV IntcrnatonaI News Service
NEW YORK. May 22.-The Yankees
used three pitchers today. but they could
not stop the hard hitting Chicago White
SoN, who won the game, IL TO 3. Caid-
we'll started to do the twirlinG. but he
didn't last through the FIRST inning
Quinn succeeded him. but was yanked
In the sixth Warhop, who finished did
fairly well, but IL was too late TO recover
the game. In the fourth the Yankees got
to Lange and hit him so hard that five
runs were brought over Then Walsh re-
lieved him and the run getting was
stopped.
CUTCAGO-NEw YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
FOGLER AND HILL
DUE HERE TO-DAY

Joe FolGer and Freddie Hin, two Of the
first -class bicycle racers who will ride
for FLOYD MacFarand at the Salt Palac"
track this summer, Will arrive Saturday.
Only a few days ago Folger ran second
In the grand prize race at Newark which
was won by Champion Frank Kramer.
FoIRer was only beaten by few inches.
MacFarland has already received twenty
two entries for the amateur races on the
opening night OF the saucer lie expects
10 run this number up 10 thirty before
the time for the closing OF tn" entries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Philadelphia 3. st. Louis 2.
.ternational News Service

By international News Service
ST LOUIS. May 22.-ETrors by Ellis
and Siowrey gave the Philies two runs
today and they were able 20 beat the
Cardinals. TO ?. Harmon allowed only
two hits, but lack OF suppor; threw the
game away. Brennan worked steadily
for the Phiilics and although he passed
Hauser In the ninth and stoia second
Brennan frightened and took Ludor,is' s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

Summary: First base crrors-PhiladelphIa (;
81. Louis. J. Three-basc hlt-4aTry. Two-oasc
hits-CollinS Murphy. Stolen basrS-Colllns.
Baker C3l. Murphy (D, Barry t2). Double play
Baker 90 collina TO AeloneS. HIts-On Petty.
In nninEa. OF Hamilton. In / inning; OF
BAumgurtneT. 1 In l-3 inpiugs Bases on balls
on CoombH s; on poIty. :: or Hamilton.
struck out-By Coombs. Z: by PcIiy. q; by
BEumgartner, l. Sacrifice hIts-Apstiu. Petty.
Sacrifice ny-stoysll. Wd ptch-Pety. Loft
on baseE-Phiiadelphs. {; st. Louis. s. Time
Of spme-2:i0 Umpircs-Dlncen and FerTlno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Coast League
SAN FRANCISCO. CAT. May 2,.-score:
American Association

~ Louisyille- R H. Z
Columbus .. o q o.
Louisville o.. n 0 Is
PatteTles-Panklrd. ScQuillaa and Smith: Nor.
thrup. Ton-y. Loudsrmiit And Spencer. Uupires
Hayes and irSir.
A. Indianapolis r. H z
Toledo .. ....... o. n 3
indianapolis e. q. o . o-S :
Batteries-Falkenberg and Land: Robertson and
Clark. Umplrei-FsTguson and HAndisos.
~ Milwaukee r n. Z
Mil-aukeS 90. o 0 o-l 4
BAfisTiet-Paiterroa ant Owen. DouEhsrty and
Sehak. Unpirss-Blerhslter and Connolly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
PUGILlST'S WIDOW
RECEIVES $4,000

INV YORK. May 22.-The Will Of Gus
Rubin, the heavyweight fighter. over
which his brothers and sisters made a
contest was admitted yesterday 10 pro-
bate by Surrogate ketcham In BROOKLYN
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Ruhlin. the widow. who
Is prominent In the suffragctte movement.
is tho sole beneficiary. The estate is
valued at about $50. 600
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BY International News Service.

TlNCINNATI. May 22.-The Reds
A dropped their third straight game
u 10 the Giants this afternoon. get
~ ting only three singles off MaLh-
ewson and barely escaping a shut
out, The score was s to /. Rube Ben
ton who had Won six straight games.
suffered his first defeat OF the season.
lie was hit very hard AL the way
through and allowed six runs in spite OF
the glitterlng support given him by a
crippled team Becker's hitting WAS a
feature. He has permanently displa ced
Josh Devore in the Giants outheld.
CTNCINNATT-NEw YORK
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throw on Cakes in the ninth FOR the final
put out.
PHILADELPHIA-sT LOUIS.

'Hattsi for Harmon In eighth
pAilaacIphia . ......... q 0 n . n--g
ST Loug .-...--....-... o 0 3 0 %
summary: Tro-bsus hit-Elils Stolen bssrS--
MovEey WiuFo. HauFsr Double pIayN-Nagca
funasEste1i. Novrsy 20 koa.ichy. Ifits-Or
Harmon. IN inungs ess~s on tailt-oH
HArrnon I: OF Brennan 2 Struck out-By H,r-
mon. ,; by Brennan. 2 Sacrifice hitE-Fagkori.
Dovnsy. Sacrifice ny-Iudsrus Hii ~ pitcher
- By Brennan. ! fsf aasss-st. Lpps. :.
ThilA1elphis. 5. Time Of EAme-l,5o Umpiros-
Erron and JohpStons-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Philadelphia Conquers st. Louis.

BY International News Service
PHILADELPHIA, May ga pair OF
two -base hits by Collins and Murphy In
the seventh drove home the runs that let
the Athletics beat st. Louis today. Score,
TO D. 81. Louis used three pitchers
but couldn't stop the hitting Stcvens's
failure to turn back base runners was
costly, there being seven steals recorded
He also made two wild throws. Coombs
was hit freely, but braced just In time
PHILhDELPHIA-ST. LOUIS
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summary. Left on hasss-Ohioago. 8. New
Nork. .. T~o-bsss hits-Dani.ls. simmons
walsh. Stoion bascs-Rath. lori. Callahan.
Double pliy-Zeldrr 20 Weaver Z.idsr. Hts
on Caldwell 4 10 20 Inning: or Lapgc : In
- luniusB: on quinn. { IN % innings: on
WARRIOR. n n % inning Bases or balls
or caldwell. ?. on GsnEc. >: on walsh :;
OF Warhop. J. Struck out-pY Quinn. 2; by
HLThop. I: BY Lauge. ?; Jy walsh. Sacrifice
hits-Zcidcr weaver sullivan. walsh. Wild
p'tob-TAgss. Time OF game o.. Umpireu-
Allan and EyonH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Tommy Kilbane Beaten.

BY Internat tional News Service.
CINCINNATI. May 22.-YounG SAVIOR
OF indianapolis had the better OF eight
OF the ten rounds In HIS bout with Tom
my Kilbsne here tonight. Ho forced the
hghting at all times. Savior tried for a
knockout i'm the final session but Kilbane
protected himself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Freddy Welsh Beats Duffy.

By International News Service.
BUFFALO. y. Y. MAY 22.-Freddie
Welsh OF England had II all over Jimmy
Duty OF Lockport in Il ten round aght
here tonight. For nine rounds Dunr was
az the mercy Of Welsh. Duffy made a
fast finish. but he was 80 far outpoinicd
that there MAS no doubt or the English
mans superiority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Toronto Race Results.

Bg international News Service
TORONTO. Canada. May 22.-Rssults at We
hino
Fist race ok furlongE-lnspector bs.ts9
o7 (LounGberryl. straight tt6D. Won, W.
Yankee. ~ Ciiopklusl, place Nso rrcond' 49, 80
Edwin o. (shuttingarl show 81 50. third -
t:lT i-5. Nudsiil Tom saycT. Nits DeuI
AIencon. Clan Alpine. NornisE GLOW. st
more Le d'or and MadriEsllo'to also ran. a.
Second race. syo turlongs- Rinslins M
brossl straight s. 10. Won Captain Hlho,,.
(shuttingeri place t2so second Hsry ct,
i07 CBu,wcln. show - 20. third Tina iVt =
Honey Bec aud 1hcsicre alec ran -
Third rscc. nve aad a half furionrs--ff1
Gillian, us CNcTasEaru. straight W.
Knighrs Differ 100 tNArtinl, place WV ~
on6. Chcrry geAd ioi (ShuttinEsri. show "
third Time, 100 10. jim L. Beau cm'@@
and Running Account Also rhp
Fourth race mile and TusFtsr-bnast .
Sweeney, strAlgh. $50 won olsnssm'
tUopkinsj. place s. "a. second srosse.u,, s,,s 4
only three starteu. -
Finh Tac- s,eePlcchsss. declared on o'.''
too slippery. ~
sixth race mile snd si'tsenth-Fred -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Chicago Beats Brooklyn.
International News Service.

CHICAGO. May 22.-The Cubs scored
six runs off Earl Ylngling in the nfth
inning OF today's game with Brooklyn
and won. 10 TO s, Poor fleldlnR marked
the efforts OF both teams, bone head cd
plays being numerous. Daubert got five
hits. including a double and a triple
Zimmerman hit his fourth home run OF
the season.
cHICAGo-BRooKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Boston Shuts Out Pittsburg.
national News Service.

P1TTSBURG. May 22.-Dickson this
afternoon pitched one OF the best games
seen here this season. allowing but two
Pirates to reach third and blanking the
Pirates by a score OF to o. O'Toole,
on the other hand, was Wild, two OF his
passes resulting r :alIies The only
legitimate run OF the game was made In
the fourth. when Jackson singled and
scored on Devlln's double.
BoSToN-PITTSBURG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

summary: Two-base hit-DevlIn. Stolen bases
Wilson, Campbell, Sweeney Jackson. Dovlln
Double plays-csrey 70 Wagner; Mccarthy to
Byrne; Sweeney TO Devlin. tii,s-oN O'TooIe. 6
In s Innings; off Camnitz, q. Bases on balls
on O'Toole. Z off Cnmntz. I on Dickson :
Struck out-By o'Toole. s; by Dickson. .. Passed
bail-Gibson. Sacrifice htH-Wllson. Dickson.
Sacrifice Gy-Klng Ht by ptchor-By O'Tooc
l. Time ot gane-2:0o. Left on bases-Pl,ts.
burg. @: Boston. IN. umpireg-oeonI and nrcn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

Summary: First base errors-Doiroit. 3.
Three base htS-Miinn. Gstnor. T1o-bGsc hits
Moolor Foster. Stolen basos-Walhsr. hoeiler
Double pny-Bush 10 Dclchanty to Gsiuor
Bnses bail5-0n Groom. 2; on Wilot, D.
Struck out-ay Groom. 4; by Willet, ?. sac
rihce hit--Fcrry. Rit by pi,chor-By Willet /
Left on boses--WnShington. Z: Detroit, I. Time
OF gamo-.l ;S5. Umpircs-Counolly and Hart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Fly international News Service.

~ TASHINGTON. May 22.-Wash
Nm ington defeated tho Tigers to-
wv day. ; to 4. and the Senators
w appear to have hit their stride.
Groom only gave the Tigers
five scattered hits. but received poor sup
port. Wiilett was hit hard In the frst
three Innings. but settled down during
the rest OF tho game.
WhsHlNGToN-DETRorr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

PHILADELPHIA. May 22-Young Jack
o Brien OF this city had a shade the bet
ter here tonight Of iN-round bout with
Knockout Brown OF New York O'Brieu
landed three olows TO Browns one, but
they lacked force.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Crippled Reds Lose to Giants;
Senators Wallop Ex-Strikers

" eW York Takes
ThirdSfrd dight from
Cincinnati, w hose
Athletes Are Com
pletely BeWildered
BY MattheWSOn' S
Curpes;PirdteSShut
Out by Boston; Cubs
Beat Dodgers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Boston Defeats Cleveland.

BY InternatIouaI NeWs SerVice.
BOSTON, May 2c.-The Red Sox land .
ed on Kahler today for total OF four
teen hits, which Detted nine runs. The
Gnal count was 10 o. Cleveland could
do nothing with Hall. who gave only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
UNION ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western League

~ Sioux City-siouI City. 5: wichita. &
A. Dss Molnes-Des Moines 3. Topeka
~ 81 JoSoph-St- Joseph. 7: Denver. 8
A. Omaha-Omaha. :. Lincoln i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

Summary: Home uIn-Zimmsrmln. Throo-bAS-
hit-DaYbcrt. Two-hase hits-SeedhAm. ppubcrt.
Tinker. Double plsys-DaUbert mpaSsistcdj (.
Eyers 20 Holman; Tinker 20 Eyer1 To Holman:
pauheT - Toolsy. stolen bnEos-Zinmcrman.
Evcrs. Daubou. Smith. Wheat Hiis-OH Kent
In 2 inninEs. Bases bslia-OE Cheney, (:
OF Kent. I Struck out-By Cheney. Sacrifice
hit-Niilcr Time Of Esme-s-15. Umpirea-Rig-
Ter Firuerau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
International LeaUue

AZ Toronto-NeSark. 4: Toronto =
M Montreal-Provdencs :; Montreal. ! Oen
!nnuesl.
AZ Sufalo-Jsrssy City. Z; Buffalo. 3
A. Rochester-Firxt Erre. Baltimo-- z.
RoehszteF. & second s,Tns; Baltimore. s: Roesss-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Petroskey Gets Draw.

OAKLAND. Cal. May 2c-sailor Pc
troskey end Howard Morrow middle =
weights. tho latter protsge OF Tommy
Ryan. fought a tcn-round draw here to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

svunarv; Thre.-sass hit-Hoopsr -
hlt,-Gardn-r ~. Hsn speaksr. ,. a,ss-
stolen barcs- Speaker 90, Olson. boopl' I'll.
OIson 10 p.U 20 Hohnhor.t Raror on p,,.., p,tn,,
on HALL :: OF Kohicr strusk 9ut-,h! 49,
1: by Rohler l. eacrine@ hlt-HaiL o"p"
% LoughIip and WestcrVelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
COBB RAPS JOHNSON;
TY FEARS H0OL|CANS
Wide Awake Business Men
Recently Interested in Og-
den Try to Hire Cobb.
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
DETROIT, May 22.--'Ban johnson
is the most egotistical. the most over
bearing and the most stubborn person In
baseball today and his attack upon the
Detroit players and myself was most I'M =
warranted said Ty Cobb. upon arriving
home from Washington today
zone of two things is certain. Either
he was dead wrong in this affair or he
- and here Ty expressed the short
and ugly word" in emphatic fashion.
johnson canot harm me by keeping
me out OF the game. He only harms the
Detroit team, My salary goes on Just
the same. lie said that had IL not been
for the strike l probsb bly would have
been reinstated I'm time for the Saturday
game That was only a bit OF by-play.
Johnson had no intention OF reinstatng
me. Tf he had done so he would have
demonstrated that he was wrong in his
first action. because he would not have
had time to investigate the merits OF
the case"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

summary: T~o-hnse hits-Bockor Doyle
Fletcher. Double plsy-Esan 10 Esmond 20
Hoblitzell. Bases on hslls--Od Benton. !. Struck
out-By Benton. 3; by Mathewson. .. Hit by
pitchcr-sy Benton. 1. Left on bases--Cinclnnau
l.: New York, 6. Time of some-l57. Umpres-
KLEIN and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

Detroit Tigers De-
feated by w dshing-
ton; w Orld' s Cham
piOn Athletics Win
From St. Louis
BROWNS; Cleveland
NdpSLoSe tOBOston
Americans i'm Hard
Fought Contest.