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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
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n TEW YORK. MAY ia fight be-
nj tween ~ Cobb and a spectator
N at todays game with the Yankees,
which Detroit won. 10 4, precipt-
tate6 small-si2ed riot which was
quieted only by the umpires and players
separating the combatants and the order
ing of Cobb off the field.
Cobb was coming 10 bat In the first
half OF the fourth inning, when specta-
tor In the grandstand let loose some
choice epithets at the famous left fielder.
AS there is no police protection to take
care Of the players. Cobb took matters
IN his own hands and. jumping over the
low railing into the stand. delivered a
series OF stiff uppercnts 10 tho disturher.
which brought the blood freely. The
crowd rushed TO the seat of war as the
Detroit players and umpires hurried UP
to separate the fighters.
Tho game was suspended while the
crowd grew thicker and more menaclns.
The combined efforts OF all the players
and the umpires resulted in backing the
spectators away. and further hosrilities
were avoided. Cobb was put out of the
game. and after a few minutes play was
resumed
The Detroits knocked Warhop out OF
the box in the fifth. He was succeeded
by Hog. who did fairly we'll Wlllett was
touched for total Of ten hits, but the
Yankees could not bunch them.
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ROOT AND WILCOX To
RIDE IN PACED RACE
Local Speed Merchant Will
Have a Chance Against
Stars at the Game.

Two Of the best motor pace follow
crs in the bicycle racing game will meet
in the big five mile motor paced match
race at the Salt Palace saucer track
on the opening night, May 80 Mana
ger Floyd MacFarland last night an
nounCed that these two riders will be
Harvey Wilcox OF Salt Lake and Ed
die Root. the eastern pace follower Root
viii arrive here this afternoon on the
Los Angeles limited
This will be WilcoX's first chance 10
show what he can do this season. Mac
Farland believes that tho local favoritc
is one of the best pace followers In the
world and will give him every chance 10
make good here this summer SO that
he can 20 east and compete for the
worlds championship at 100 kilometers
at Newark this fail.
The winner ol this opening race viii
be sent against Ray Duor q short time
later and some OF the best motor paced
races ever seen here are likely 10 ro-
suit There is also strong possibility
that Hardy Is. Downing, who holds the
record in this line Of riding for one half
mile, one mile and five miles. will get
back into the game this season.
WilcoN has been riding here Tor the
past six years and s one of the gaInest
brys who has ever appeared at the saul
Ger.
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No harder fought game was ever seen
on The local field. Every visitor 10
Cooeyvilie was excited
"Cy'' Morgan went in to pitch for Zion.
but he twirled Ike the other place. In
the first session Salt Lake scored one,
but the Blanks In the second put three
across Then In the third Salt Lake &C
ascension until after the Blanks had ac-
uuIrcd five, Buck Weaver cut the para
chute loose and let 'Cy' drift slowly back
TO the bench. Jensen replaced him and
Was q competent Finger lie shut The
blanks off with only one more run IN
that inning and did very we'll until The
ninth when Dressan was sent IN 10 pat
Tor him. Weaver hoped his men would
but Dressan had TO pitch the tenth inning,
lie mad not warmed up and the Blanks
got the run they needed.
Right here the fans were compelled to
lake of their hats to mig" Pcrrine,
Drcsssn when lie went up in the ninth
20 bal for Jensen lined out one, Pendle-
ton was on second and II Perrine had
failed 20 make q circus stop. Salt Lake
would undoubtedly have won The ball
was going about 700 miles an hour, but
Perrine grabbed II with one hand rob-
bling Dressau OF a hit for he got him at
first and prevented Pcpdleton from scor-
ing. Van had already come in on Pendle-
toms hit. but that only tied the score.
Perrine beyond ali doubt saved the day
for Missoula for Cbangnon got q two
Dagger In the tenth and Blank batted him
in. In Salt Lakes half of the tenth
nobody could score
II Perriue had missed Dressan's rapid
roller everybody would have praised
Weaver for sending Dressan in to bat
for Jensen, AS IL was. fans regarded
II as mistake in tactics. Baseball luck
made II that
Umpire Hurlburt came in for a pan
ming from both teams and from the fans.
He had many close decisions and he was
of again on balls and strikes. but Hank
U'Day himself might have been severely
criticised by people who were under such
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-16
COEUR D 'ALENE FI]l
PLAYERS MAKE M
Three Favorites and ii,
Second Choices Go Over
the Idaho Track.

ALAN. Ida. Ns7 I5.-g-. wso. -
fa'crite IN the fourth rze. .h. ,.,,-- !
days card e. Alan after b,Isx o.,-,. =,
half Of the jorrner, cam. fror, h.,,..
oasnd up by four lsnglhs T,,,s t,-...-
'hre7 Toll-plsyed cholces dly,s.s
gremme. Weather fair. tack t,-
t'r'' race hFe furlonss-G.e.sss q \
CHvanaushl. 10 .. Non Joe Mp.~ ~
dorigJ, TO /. se-ond Mon, La, ~, =.
10 !. third Time. 10. i-s. D-,c..s,..
Ito Glva. Cnlls. Tos Dancer. r,us, N.
Firo, IA Tarauts and Ciil.r,a Jo,.. 80
named
Second rare. ove rurloprs-sr,~.s,...
'Csvanaughl. 20 Q. wcp: sts-t r., IN \
E"onl, 10 !. Eocond; Native Boz Is, ir-
to ., third Time. 10? "a y,M -
Ben Stone aud Geneva ran.
Tniyd rerr. six fDrIonEs-zoo, a rpn,
J. pon: HarIc hyde les lGrosN ~
Sir Trc,tul, Jos GN-derisl. 8 to5, rh,I
1'l5 l-S. ForosUsrd. No Quarter. uIr. t,
and Prince OF Asturlas ran.
Fourth race, six irrIours-gy. MA.
mrs ''-Ss N'h' lH M.
i5 10 /, second: 5u,terbsn. Idi (;roul q,
third Time, I:r IL. Ada Meade. lid,
Port Arlington. Queen Lcad aus Iho--s I
Fifth tacs, scvca furcuxs-pu5 Esns,f
(Gsryen). 20 !. vo3: Robortl. ia ~
5 to I, second. oron Smile. lo7 crrs,I s,
third. Time, 1:cs 5-5. Sal pstd M,
Sim Foiuu, Florence A. aud L,uIfs q =
aS named.
sixth race one niic---Slecpi,ns. 1871 nsr
10 !, won; Oswald r.. liz Csslltyl. n
second: Elgin. ll0 '5eldcnl. 10 ?. .hiA
1913 %. Old Mexico. Soon Cabin. cqyIsx
Lump ard AgaTe finished as nsoea.
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intonse suspense as everybody was yes
tcrday
Not the least enjoyable feature Of the
game was the roofing Rebel rooters cried
Flight EN-. Blank" or ''sic him. Blank -
whenever the Missoula leader felt called
upon to expostu1ate with Hurlburt, which
was quite frequently.
Fortier and Bauer got home runs for
Salt Lake and Warren got one for Mis-
soula. Bauer batted his with none on
bases and Warren did precisely the same
thing i'll the very next Inning.
FIRST INNING
For Missoua-Warren fled out to Pen
dieton- PeTlne out, Orr to Van. Bassey
For Salt Lake-Spencer out. Perrine to
Carman- Bauer hit 10 left for two For
tier UP. Bauer took third on passed
ball F'ortier out, PerHne to Carman.
Warren dropped the fly and he was sent
to left. while Bassey went TO right. Orr
flied out TO Tobin.
SECOND INNING.
orict i1it 10 left for two and took third
when Morgan threw wide to second. Car
man, nit by pitcher Tohin hit past Orr,
scoring Or'et, Changnon popped out 10
Van, scoring Carman and Tobin. Quick
filed out TO Spencer. Warren walked
Perrine up: Warren out trying to steal
strike, but threw to first. Pendleton up.
Hurlburt said to Quick. "Let me see that
bail: They argued whether Quick had
rubbed 1t in the dirt. Pendleton famed.
good catch.
THIRD INNING.
Perrine out, Orr to Van. On, made a
nice stop, Bassey out. Morgan to Van.
Oriet famed.
Morgan out, oriet to carman. Spencer
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GREAT FALLS BEATS
|RBY'S TEAM AGAIN

GREAT FALLS. Mont. May 15.-The
Senator's went down to defeat here to-
day before the air-tight finging OF Hide
Via the whiff route and showed that he
Is rapidly recovering his old time form
kelley's catch of Bakers long fly in deep
locals gave Hildebrandt errorless support
but Rosenborough farcd worse, two runs
being the result of boots In third and
and single by Lnssi counted Thomnson
for Helena In the first. Great Falls had
one earned run. when Murphy singled In
the NTH, was advanced 10 second by
Misse and scored on Toner'S single
The score.
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Giants Lucky to Beat Pirates.
International News Service.

PITTSBURG May 15-New York hit
Camnitz hard enough to win half a dozen
games. but good fielding saved the twirl-
er from disgrace, the Giants winning by
the narrow score OF TO 8. In tho first
Inning the Giants made two doubles and
burg scored three in the second when
FletcheTs error. when nc had an easy
double play, saved Wagner aud Miller.
Wilson sent them homo ahead of him by
home run. The visitors scored in the
first on two doubles and triple. Also
in the second, on Meyers home run;
again In the fourth on Mcrkes double
and Ierzogs single, whle the winning
run was scored on u walk 70 Doyle In
the sixth and Snodgrass's single. which
Donlon permitted to get away from him.
allowing Doyle 10 score.
PTTTSBURG-NEw YORK
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OGDEN, May lh.-Alnost all OF the
misfortunes which occur in baseball hap
pencd during the second game OF the
Butte-Ogden series at Glenwood park
this afternoon. Both clubs participated
favor OF the Miners, who made il two
straight from tho Macks, now cellar
chaElps. ny q score of l. TO Z.
-Four pitchers worked for the two clubs
during the contest. and the injury to a
man on each team necessita;ed several
changes in both lipeups. In the very first
round Third Baseman George Duddy of
the Miners slid into the second sack in
such a manner as 10 injure the Iigament;
Of his left leg. He was carried or tho
held and a physician pronounced the In
jury one, which viii keep the fast iniielder
out Of the game for a Weel6.
with Catcher Alexander already out Of
the game az the result Of split finger,
Ogden almost lost his substitute in The
last inning when Mathes swung Wild on
the ball and the bat landed on the head
OF Captain Bill Stevens. The hackstop
sustained q. scalp wound and was led
Off the field with blood streaming over
tomorrow.
With only Stone and big Ed Erickson
10 rely upon. Manager McCloskey sent the
former In to open the festivities. lie
WlldneSs causing him TO make Il bad neg
10 third which let in Butte's first pair
OF runs. Erickson succeeded him and
was HIT hard, and especially in the fourth.
when Rutte got five runs
Carl Druhot worked in his first game
against the Macks and looked liko n sure
winner Tor seven innings. holding his
opponents to seven scattered hits and
one run up toshe seventh. Then ne blew
up completelytand q half dozen counters
came over before McCafferty was suffi-
clently convinced that he would drop the
game If Carl continued. Jimmie Jachs
during his brief service The .core
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Pimlico Race HesuH.

! ~ International News Service,
BALTIMORE. Nd. sia7 l5.-Ica!'
sults; -, ~ 4
FIrst race. ono milo-silyor hnlss-
10 s. won: Supervisor lo' lseut'iese, .,
second; Cloud. lo7 tBurnsl, u 70 j. u
i:43. Camel, Stolollse, Dandy pi'''
Melton also Tsu. ,..,.,.,-r n.
second race scyon furiooss-htnss'S,,sTs ,ss-.,,-I
,Sl,ryin). s TO !. won: connds. 70,
5 10 ;. second; Old Coin. ih' lhe9s,a.s, s,..,s.a
,bird. limo. l.os :-5. virila ana s''
ran. .frAxA-1
Th,rd race. ono mile and osso r
Ho,lowsy. io7 <(Tu,ncf). 10 n
Tumbo. l2O DIssinSl. 20 q
Ifo (McTaggar,). I 10 !, third, In "a.
Jeanette b. Jiugo and Bro'seaa si''
teli. ,vc nlia->
Fourth rsco. stesplecnA's tse So
Light. i5o (Allsn), Z TO N0n iJs d1
uSnchl, 4 10 I. second; Gsf''r1n,u, .,, * +
erInrtop,, Z 10 2. thiEl. Tlne' ~ ii
tiIlon and Exemplsr fell M0D'
Fletcher finished , i.s I'd
Fifth race QUE nile-Hatle"
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EleUen Innings Required
By Hustling Cincinnati
Team to Defeat Boston,
Willis of st. Louis Walks
Eight But Wins-Giants
Lucky Victors.
N atiOnal League

By Interna LGnnal News Service
C : ::; =; !: =: e +: i, : :: :: :: $ !:
on second. Brown purposely passed
Clarke TO get at HUMPHREYS. a notorious
" weak hitter. Humphries slammed the
first ball pitched TO center field for q
clean hit and Egan scored the winning
run. Kecfe lasted only seven Innings.
Humphries stopped the visitors absolute
~ in the last four rounds. Both teams
played errorless ball and bit freely.
CTNCINNhTI-BoSToN,
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W, Murray. Three base hit-WhaIJnr
Home runs-Dockstader, Erickson Base
on balls-off Druhot 5, off Stone 2, Off
Enckson a. Struck out-by Drullot 7.
ny Jachs 2. by Erickson 2 Left on
bases-Butte 3. Ogden Z. Double play
Marshall to McCafrerty, Passed bail
stevens. Stolen bases-McCaffertv, Wha-
Levy. Sacrifice ay-Druhot- Rms hat
ted in-by Moorehead l. Dockstader 2.
Whaling l.. Druhot !, Plake 1, Altermat att
l. Murray 1, Erickson 2. Stevens /. Hits
In innings: off Druhot 13 In z "a IN
nings; Off Jachs 0 in l 1-9 innings. Time
. hours. 10 minutes Umpire-Wripht
Attendance--200
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st. Louis Beats Brooklyn.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Tbe Cardinals
fell on Stack in the second inning today
and piled UP seven runs, They beat
Brooklyn 10 TO l. Willis was wild, but
frightened up In the pinches. Rain fell
until the fifth inning. Every man in
the Cardinals lineup save Huggins, hit
safely and be walked twice. Every man
but Willie scored while Huggins and Ell
lis made two.
ST. LOUIS. REoOKLYN.
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American Association

Al IudanapollS-- n. II. z.
Columbus ..-......,....2 Is
IndanAsolis ..-,..s.....e 90
Called; rain.
Baueries-BmeS and Smith Kimbali HiIon
AID Clark Gmpireg-BieThslter and Connolly.
~ Understandable Toledo. wet grounds
AZ Milwaukee, RIB z
St. Paul ........o q o e-6
Milwaukee, 20 ill l,
RatteF!es-Daus. Weaver and Block: Noel and
Nrtoal UmpreS-Chill and ADdeTEon-
81 Kansas City r. T.
Minneapolis "a o o--s II
Espsss City 30 o c-g
BstserIes-7atterxon and Owens; Fiens. Horns
by Withers. Powsll and o'couuor. Uppres--
Hayes ard Irwin.
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Blank S Hit in Tenth
Wins erriitic Battle
Skyscrapers and Highlanders Fight Dogoedly for
Victory Which Seesaws Back and Forth
for Many Innings
Today's batteries: For Salt Lake, Dressan
and Weaver For Missoula Annis and Blanken-
ship. Trouble begins at $50.
Missoula, H.; Salt Lake, 10; ten innings.

Missoula, H. Salt Lake, TO-; ten innings.
X|OU have hand it to that Blank There doesn't
seem to be any way out of it except an admission
that the valiant Highanders deserved to win yester
day Blank himself made the hit that brought in the win
ming This happened in the tenth after tickle Dame
Fortune had been smiling first at Blank and then at
Weaver
After having been fined SIS by Umpire Hlbu and SO
tackled by President W. Lucas for kicking Tuesdays game
Blank simply could help protesting against Hubur
decisions Without intending to do it, Hurbur seemed to have
Lake considerable shade the Hghander but deity
baseball evened it all
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Summary Two-o hits-smulous 2. Moriarty.
Stolen bnses-Woltcrs, Creo. Cobb. Loudcn 3.
SLanass Double pInys-Delchanty. Bush, Morar-
"; Dolan 10 wlllamH 10 Simmons 10 Williams.
Hts-oK Wnrhop, In 4 l-3 innings, BnscG on
bgls--od Wsrhop 5; of Hon, /: off w!llett. g..
Struck ouL-BJ warhop. 5; By YioH, s: hy Will
lett. /. Passed ball-Williams. /. Sacrifice
hits-Noriar,y. Williams, Dolan. Louden. Nirat
errors-Dotroit, l Left on baacs-Detrot. ?;
New York. Q. Hit by pitchor-warhop. ?. Wild
pltcbes-wSrhop /; Hoh. / Attcndance-550o.
Umpires-Wcstervet and o'Lougblin.
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GREAT FALLS.

Hnu1mar!; Bssos on crrors, Great Fails
TWO base hit-Lussi Saccrifice hits
Mlsse :, shannon. Stolen bases--IJester
= Bases on oalis-Off Hildebrandt . Off
ftossy l. Struck out-By HiIdebrsndt
by Roscy q. Wild pitch Rosey. Left on
bsses-.Helena ,, Great Falls n Passed
hall--Shannon. Tilt BY pitched bali-~EV
Rosoy, Toner. TiTGo OF samc-l hour ana
80 minutes. Unpire-FIary.
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II. Lord. Double plays-B. Lord 10 f. Collins;
Weaver TO Zcdor, Weaver. Rath. Zcidcr. Hits
on Itouck, In 1-J Innings, OF Lense, II In
10 innings; OFF Krausc. 1 in "a inning: on
Peters. In ! l-3 innings; off Plank, o in IN
n;ngn Bases on balB-oN HoUck, S; of krause.
Houck. 4; by Plank. .: by Langs .. by Peters,
Sacrifice bjts--H. Lord Oidrin5. Hit by
pltchcr--Murphy limo OF gamo-23o. UmplrcS-
Hart and Connolly
Al Tashinston--Cicvelapd-W Washington rain.
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Teachers and Summer Excursions East

Chicago and return, s55; St. Paul
and Minneapolis aud return. $50; dates
Of sale. Nav ls. %. 81: Juno ]. ). s.
70. IS. 20. o., %; July 3, II. 90; An.
gust ], 2. 10. %, 81: September 4, s.;
final return limit October 81 Diverse
routes via the Chicago & Northwestern
railway. For particulars address G. 4.
Walker. general sgeut, 3l7 Main street,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Boston Defeats st. Louis
y International News Service.

pN IFTTEI IItlEUIIdI -N1No sSDI VIIt7
BOSTON, May 15,-Boston Cleaned
up on the series with ST. Louis. winning
todays game 2 10 ]. Wood was in fine
form and allowed but five scattered hits.
Petty was touched for total Of eight,
enough being punched 10 bring over a
run IN the first and one in the closing
session. It was one OF the cleancst and
fastest games seen in long time.
Neither side made an error and tho nine
innings were reeled OFF in an hour and
thirty-fve minutes.
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PITTSBURG-NEw YORK

Kan for Mccarthy IN ninth.
"saitod for CAmnitE in ninth.
ROW York -.--.....-....t o J n o.
PluseuIS ............-.0 o o o o o.
SUMMARY; Homo runs-wllson. Meyer. Three.
haSn hlt.-huTray. Teo~basc hits-Donliu Dc
yovre, Snodgrass. Morkle. Stolen bsse.-Kclfy
SnodSrass Double Dlayg--Nuray. Aoyers and
bor@og; Fletcher. Doyle, Hc=zos aud Doyle
BsscH on BALLOON Campit:. .: OF Amei :,
struck out-Ry cauui;E. 3. by Amcs. g. FAssed
hnlls--NcJers. Left 90 bggcs-PifsburS s. Nov
folh. limo OF ssme-l;SO. umrIros-srcu.
and Owens.
At Experimentation postponed
vet grounds.
Dance, Wandamcre, Saturday, May II.
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ST. LOUIS BROOKLYN.

Summary, Homo i1in-Konetchey. Threo-baso
hft--Northen. Two-baao hit-Mowroy Stolen
baae3-Daubort. oslSes, Hug5ins. Hi,s-o6 Stack,
In l Inning. Bases bnls-Oh wallis S: OF
Stack J: of Schardt. 4 Struck out-By Stack.
/: by Wills, .: by Scbardt. l. Left on bafes-
ST. Louis. s. Brooklyn. IL Hit By pitcher
By Wills, !. TImo of game hours I'm"
plEcS-Easou and tombstone.
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Champions Beat White Sox,

PHILADELPHIA. May 15.--Of the three
Athletic pitchers used today. Plank was
the best. lie jumped into the game with
two on bases and none out I'm the eighth
and saved the game for the Athletics
The batting OF McInnes and Barry proved
valuable for the viCtors, who won their
only game OF the series with tho White
So&. The score wes S to s.
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New Decorations at the Sen1Ioh
IOuvre

Take your dinner and after thcater
supper at Scmloh Louvre. Soc tho
beautiful decorations Just put in, and
hear the new singers.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS,

Via D. & r. q. r. R.. May 1e.
To Eureka. Mammoth $40 a. M 81. 90
To Silver City. $40 a, m.. zoo
To Provo Canyon, 1850 a. M 1.25
To Ogden, lO:36 a. m........ LOO
To Pharaoh Is Glen. $50 a. m.... so
Returning date of sale.
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CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA

'Ssucd sor NosvcT ID eighth
''RStiof for Mogridgc Ia ninth.
Crirs5o -.............n cS
PhihdolphiS ....-....-0 -
summary Lsft haecs-Chicsro. >; PhiIa-
doipha. = Thres-basI hit-BsJfy. r7vo-bssA
hi.s-Lallshsn. Baker. Z. CclllnJ. stolen blEeo-
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Tran for Mclean In seventh.
tBattcd for Koece In seventh.

Tran for Mclean In seventh.
tBattcd for Noefc In seventh.
Two out when winning run scored
Boston ..,..-....o o o-S
Cincinnati =, -.s..0 0 IA
Summary: Left basos-Cinc!npau. 2. Bostou.
10 Threc-base hiL--HoblltZell- Two-bnss hits
Phelap 2. DfcLo5u, Houser. b. Mcdonald. Stolen
bzEcS-BGIchcr. Batog. Double plsys-Brovn, Nc
Donald and HouScr. H!t1-Of Kcefe, In In
nings Bases baIls-On kccfe. =: o6 Brown,
5. Struck out-BT Kccfe !: by Huupbres. 2:
by Brown. / Sacrifice hits-Pholau. Sweeney.
IIousor Hit by pitcher-gy Brown. l. Time OF
eamc-c;e5. Umpiros-Klem and Bush.
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Western League

A. Sioux city-Denver. 6. Sioux City, 2.
Al Sc. JoSeph-St. Jo1sph. 6. wichita e.
Al omshh-Topeka-o Omaha. Iuln.
At DeS Aoines-Lncolu-Des Molne- rain
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Only a Dollar

To Ogden and return Friday. May l.,
via Oregon Short Line for rendition
of 1.-The Creation" By Salt Lake mu
steal talent under direction Squire
Coop. Special train az p, m, return
ing after concert.
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Cobb Fights Abusive Spectator;
O'Day's Reds Win Hard Battle

Star Resents Epithets
Applied by RoWdy Rooter
and Uppercuts Him I'm
TIL Blood FIoWs - Un,-
pires and Players Finally
QueU Incipient Riot.
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United States League
A. Reading

A. csiaso-PiuSsux-c Chicago game postponed
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DETROlT-NEW YORK.

"Batted for HoT In ninth
Perry bzted for Cobb I'm fourth
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MATHES BATS STEVE;
DUDDY IS ALSO HURT
u niO71 Association

Special TO The Tribune
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. Wash. MAY 1s.-score:
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VICTORIA. 3. c.. %sy l5.-Soo!
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ice, Wandamcrc, Saturday, May II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-25

rank Filiis1n IS Gil q bust.
nan John AF, Davis has
Eetnfned e ashington
layius B paEisson was here from
deepoIt Wednesday evening
orman Randolph, Of BurnsYille,
was q city visitor Wednesday night.
James M Plaht Iwas ii business
visitor here from Katylick Thurs
day.
Edmund Fittro was visitor here
from Wilsonbufg Thursday after
noon!
Hornort returned Wednesday
evening TO his home In Parkers+
burg
John GaWthr6p. former mayor
% me town of Bird eport. was here
last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-25
M.loRGAN,ToWN
Colored Men Take Charge Of the
Richard Restaurant Here.

George Johnson and Robert Settles,
young colored men Of Morgantown.
have purchased the M. T. Rickard
restaurant here and have taken
charge of it They formerly conducted
the Hunt restaurant on Walnut street
in Morgantown. The deal was closed
the first of the week, the new pro-
.prietors taking charge Monday.