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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
Trolley League

Today is double header day In the Troll
ley league, The n. c. R club will go out
on the Ninth North flats to meet the Lib
erty Sheet Metal team. The teams will
have ffteen- minute intermission be-
tween the two games. Backman and
Crowton will umpire.
The Murphy boys go to the South End
diamond, where they will try to hold the
Birds from scoring Payne and Christie
pherson will umpire.
The Western Heating Sheet Metal
boys cross bats with their neighbor team,
the Framptons. The games will be PLAYED
on the Western Heatiugs grounds Just
opposite the fair grounds Bridge and
Yard Will umpire the game.
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TWO TRACK R[I'l|
At CDEUR D|I|l
q, M. Miller, Winn.r !,
d'cap, and Negligse E
Set New Mari, \

. ALAN. Ida, May "a I I.
10 l. won the Applevay :. !
mile and a slxteenth, tSs ,..'i s.st :
Gay $ card at Alan. astsr .
through the stretch. IN, i, ~
q new track record. Hee,,,.a !,
tlshed a new track record !, J.
four furlonss in the tirst r.,. .
First race. four furIons. ;. y,
idS iidSSe0SS{; iMcEws,i ! to TO- won; &otSs,
Rights. third. Time sc ~ T, yia r
Allah and Truly finishsa 90 ~ q
second race, SIX frrIarSs - re3
Gross,, 7 to Q. won: eGI1
SSulleto. ! to 2, second. ppnysic
Dowell). 10 to 1, third Dsas l<|
Galene Gale, Too Dsn Lins s.
L21Eout ,1sut finished az nansS Aar
t,a ,Ihi!a race, six fuHopss
Weathers). 20 to 1, WON. 5.
tMorse). 20 to /, secorda ~
EeD. to o, third. TIms ,S cSs On
p, Frisky, Cabin and sisSA ~
as named. Aleasa1z 1
Fourth race, Applcway h,,a..
and a sixteenth-o wlA
(SchweibIg). to /, VIM.
tGrossl; 4 TO 1. second: gS,.
ton). 13 to S, third, T;m% %
content and Aeumen fn,sSs @ ~
Firth race. five fnyjn. 4
(Lotten), 8 TO /, won: INV. +,
lEorsythe), 2 to /, second. ~. H.
GTulletO, 13 to 8, third rs
Eayaria, Chilla. F1eetiue ys,si.. ~
Dor, Lady Macy and F,sss ):
ished as named.
sixth race, six furionr.-n.-.
field, 107 (Corey), S 10 / vra'
lGross). 8 to 5, second. % ps,,
III (BuXton), 10 to /, thIrJ ' =.
Helen Hawkins. Tippy' Fo,.,,
Parlor Boy finished as ranT
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Lexington Hacs p..,,.,
By International News sA,,s..

By international News ser,i..
LEXINGTON. KY. NAV ~.
race results. n
First race, six fnrlones-sv,..
(Byrne), straight S9.io. won. -
meade. ia (Peak), piacs }ISit
Miss Thorpe. 100 (FrankjinI =.
third. Time l:Is Ia M. -
Padwick. Housemeid, CIS r.
Tourist, Be, Diiworthy sEd o.
Second race. four and a hal, 4.
Ardelon, 112 Uottus), s;ait:
won; Bright Stone, i3e Ggrv
s. second: Yenghee. IL (KDs5r|
$3.50, third. Time. :5l Al, Ir,I,1
para Worth, Eleusis and Bel +
ran. -
Third race, six furlonrs- o..
l15 (Koerner), straight a. -
B.. 102 (Byrne), place Gl0
Round the World. ia (pssD' -
third. Time. I:l2 4-5. CheTy1S /
Wool and Donau also ran.
Fourth race. Blue G.asa I'll
and an eighth-Sprlte III q
straight s27O, won; wheir
lMolesworth), place $40, ssu:l .
122 (Falnl, show s?.2Q, III
1:62 10, Sir Blaize also nn.
Fifth race, four and q hlf
Silver Bill. 112 (MoleswonD
s17-20, won; George Karna Il,
port), place $3.50 second; nd
(Goosel, show ss. third. TIA
Coy, King Stalwert, Peie. q f
Morris Friedsam also ran
Sixth race. mile and ssrrt r
Effendl. 113 (Qoose), straiyhi :
Sea Cliffe. 1S5 (Cragin), plts a |
ond: Traveller, 113 callahan =
third. Time, 1:43 30. Gllg 81
hurst and Tom King also ral
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CLERKS PLAY WITH
RIO GRANDE TO-DAY

The Retail Clerks team will play a
practice game this morning with the fast
Rio Grande team. The game is sched-
uled for 1890 o'clock on the Clerks
grounds at Eighth South and Main
streets. Bader and Cooper will do the
pitching for the railroaders, while Schultz
and Harkins will be on the ground for
the Clerks. The Clerks are arranging
will play the Midvale team a week from
today and the Murray team two weeks
from today The Clerks have also ar
ranged for a game with Layton on Dec
oration day. The Clerks Won twenty
one out twenty five games throughout
the state last year. and Manager Grim
NETT states that lie expects TO make even
a better showing this year.
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American Association

At Minneapolis R. H. e.
Columbus ..>..o o o o o 80 9 2
Minneapolis II o s-S IL o
Bsttsries-Cook Bruck and Smith: Leveretta
and Ovens Umpires-Hayes and Irwin.
Toledo ..a o o o o o o 0 o. 5
St Paul ,......-I o o IS II o
BSnerieB-S1an and Demott; Decanniere and
Block Umpires-Chill and Anderson.
At Konpas city RH. p.
Indianapolis % o-6 o
Kansas City III o o o Ia
Battsnes-Robortson and Clark: Brandon
Withorspoon and o'Connor umpires-Ferguson
and Handiooe.
louisville ....1 o Is
Milwaukee 80 Q 2 o. .
Batteries--Riohter and Spencer: Dougherty and
Marshall. Urnpires-Bicrhslter and Conuors.
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Wins Modified Marathon

NEW YORK. May 4,-Louis Scott of
inc South Paterson. n. j., Athletic club
easily won the modified marathon race
OF twelve and three-fourths miles. In
entered. from point in the RronS ~
the c1ty hall today. Scott, who holds the
tten,mile t,s,re championship OF tho Amateur
time OF hour. minutes and ss o., hso,e sea
onds. mfty seconds ahead OF his nearest
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GOTCH TO WRESTLE
WITH AMERlCUS

BALTIMORE, May 4.-Artices have
been signed BY Frank Gotch and Gus
Schoenlein OF this city. better known as
weight championship OF the world. Dec
Grafton day, May 30. is the date set for
the bout. and bids will be received from
Baltimore, New York, Boston. Chicage
and Kansas City. The articles call for
a finish match. best two out OF three
falls, and the only hold that will be
barred will be the strangle Gotch's IA
NOUS toehold will be allowed
Americus began training today
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Pimlico Race ssxlh
By International News ss5iH
rokT ~~ryNDyr Nrl Me- ~

BY international News ssriz
BALTIMORE. Nd. Maf y
race results, !.
First race. four and q hst I
Tarts, 10 (Wllson). 3 70 ! y
vale, 10 (Hopkins). 3 70
Tankard, 10 (Burnsl. 8 10 y
"a As. Meadow Lark. -
Fern Louise, Lady Anna, ~
Orowoc. Getup, Mary Scribe 81
ton also ran.
Second race. SIX furidugtk
moner, 1i0 (Turnerl. 2 70 y
Gardener, 1l2 (Gould). % t9l,
Lady Orimar. 10 (Plckengl, ,
Time, 1:14. Deduction, ca
DAILY, Tom Holland. " NJ
Gaitens. Argonaut and u
ran. xvA
Third race. four and . hi
Lace. 112 (schuttingerh ~
Ringing. 107 (Turner), y pr~
Little Hugh, LOT (Surssl ~
Time, SO. Silver Moon. ~
King and Chiffon Song aM
Fourth race, steePlecnT
The Welkin, ISL (Allep NJ
Relluf, 1877 (Jeckson). ~ ~
RIngmaster. l45 (McAfesl:
Time, 1854. Mystic Lign
Fifth race. five and 8 RI
Love watches. 1853 (WnsnM
Apache. l5s tTucksrl;
Royal Vane. 145 (BlaeD' ~
Time, 1:10 2-5. Baonlei. -
on, Hannah Louise, keIIs
Hunters Fort and Exeensar.
Sixth race, one mr.,,,S
(Turner), Z 10 2, Won; ,S ~
kins), I TO /. second; NJ ~
1ambrose), Is TO I, third:
Annie Sellers, Norolti - ~
Rev and Lady MCGEE sisy sv,S.l>
Seventh race, sly III q
Langdon. I12 (Butnsl, wtl
dore Cook, 10 (Turner.
Queen Bee. 100 AmolySyssvn,s yysv,sis
time. i:i4 S-5. Belle hsnp
and STnirk also a. :. q [
Fljrhth race. four miles n ~
men riders-Two saish,s, ,ssr,tISs..
10 TO /, won; CnsnS CnsrS. A.,
Fenwlck), 8 TO 3 sseph-J e.S1J e.
fNr black, 2 10 ], 'nnss ss,-t
SVlekoff. DunseverIy, ,,s -
Young and Major MoIs
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NEW YORK

Summary: Home run--Downey. Three
base hlt--Snodgrass Stolen bases-Pas-
kert. Becker (2), Shafer Meyers. De-
vore. Merkle (2l. Herzog. Double plays
Becker to Merke, Hits-Off Curtis, 5 In
INNINGS. Bases on balls-Off Curtis
s; off Matbewson. 2. Struck out-By
Curtis, 1. by Mathewson, g. by Schultz
l. Time OF game-One hour and fifty
minutes. Umpires-klem and Bush.
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League Leaders Beaten
By Timely Hitting Of
Cleveland; Bill Burns
Of Detroit Goes to
Sleep With Bat in
Hand at Plate
American League

BY International News Service.
HICAGO, May 4.--Four White Sox
pitchers were unable to stop the
U Maps today and the league leaders
were beaten 4 to 8. There Was
=, plenty OF hitting on both sides bue
the visitors got their blows at the right
Time Blandlng stood the gaff against
Doc White, Peters. Mogrldge and Tango.
This quartette gave ten blows. The Maps
won In the sixth, while Peters was pitch
Ing The count was tie at two and
the winners scored two in the sixth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
Giants, 4; Phillies, 8.
BY International News Service.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Philad elphia
made a close shave for Mathewson to-
day through home run drive by Downey
IN the eighth inning with two men on
bases, but the Giants closed their en-
gagement with a 4-to-3 victory. The
Giants won largely on their base run
ming Mathewson was frequently In
trouble. the PhilIies getting men on bases
with great frequency, but fast fielding
kept them from scoring.
rI A
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Summary: Two-base hlts-Brogan Q,
Schlmpff. Klllilay, Clark. Home run
Off Staynor 1. off Warren g. Struck out
BY Mears s, by Warren 4. Left on
bases-Helena Z, Ogden 5. Double plays
Levy to Schimpff to Clark (3) Wood
to Lussi. Passed ball-AleXander Stolen
bases-Menges. Lussi Wood Sacrifice
hit-Wood. Runs batted in-Brosan 2,
Quigley 3, Schimpff l. Baker l. Hits--Off
Staynor. 4 Give batsmen): off Warren,
Time Of game-2:05. Umpire-'Rasty'
Wright, Attendapce-200
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Three World, Records.

PRINCETON. n. j.. May 4.-The six
teenth annual Princeton interscholastic
games mere today resulted In the lower
Ing OF three worlds interschoIastic rec
ords. j. B. Meredith of Mercersburg, Pa.
was the star. of the meet, breaking two
former worlds records He lowered the
qnsrser-mile nsLre OF so 10 seconds to
40 1-5. In the half-mile run, Meredith
reduced the old record of so to I:55.
Wentz, Of Roselle high school lowered
the two-niiie record OF 1o:10z-5 To IO:oI
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Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 4.
BY International News Service

By InternatlohaI NeWs Setvice-
BOSTON. May 4-The Boston Nation
ais took the last game of the series from
the Dodgers here today by a score Of
10 4. Both teams used two pitchers
while the visitors were very liberal with
bases on balls. which caused their down
fail, Smith OF the visitors was high
roller with the willow. getting four safe
drives.
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Cincinnati, 8; st. Louis, 1.

to stop single from Bates in the tenth
inning. today and Bates came all the way
around. winning the game-Ctncinnati 8,
Cardinals 1. Both Geyer and Keefe
pitched good ball. Roger Bresnahan. who
is In a hospital threatened with pneu-
monia ia somewhat improved. He will
be out in a week.
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CHICAGO.

Summary; Three-base hit-Birming-
Stolen bases--Turner (2), Bodie Double
plays-Collins to Block; Peters to Weaver
to 2eider: Hits-Off White, in is in
nings. of Peters, Z In 5 2-a innings: off
Mogridge. in innings; off Lange !
in inning. Bases on balls-Off White, 1;
OFT Blanding. Q. Struck out-By Bland
Ing. o; by Peters /; by Mogridge. q by
Lange, :. Sacrifice hits-Olson Easteriy.
turner Lord, Callahan. Time of game
ZOO. Umpires-Dineen and Perrine.
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The following games will be played this
morning: Ninth East vs. Twenty eighth
ward. Bishop VS.. Harspool, johnson vs,
Woodburn. Liberty VS.. National. All
games will be called at 1890 a. m. The
games will be played on the grounds or
the teams first mentioned.
The two 1000 per cent teams. Johnson
and Woodburn, VIII play to decide the
leadership. Both teams have Won four
games and this is expected to be a good
contest
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Washington, 8; Boston. z

BY international NeWs Service.
WASHINGTON, May a.-Washinsson
won weird game S to from Boston
today. Cashion started for the home
team and was taken out in the third
after giving six bases on balls Akars
succeeded him and did great work
Washington knocked Bedient out In two
innings. Cicotte was almost unhit.a Die.
except In the seventh. when a base on
balls, two singles and a double gave
Washington three runs and the game
BOSTON WASHINGTON
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Pitts tsburq and Chicago
Garner Total Of Thirty
Three Hits Off Un-
happy Twirlers in
Ragged Exhibition
Of National Game
National League
Ry International News Service.

BY International News Service.
tn ITTSBURG. May 4.-Ths locals won
~ ,odays game with tho Cubs. /:
to II, after an exhibition that
u would be discredit to high school
teams. Thirty-three base hits
were made off six pitchers. Adams lasted
for seven innings, when the Chicagos got
to him for a total OF six runs and nearly
won the game. The day was saved to
Pittsburg by Robinson, who struck out
four of the eight men who opposed him.
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st. Louis, 10; Detroit, 8.

DETROIT. Mich, May 4.-Today's
game, which ST. Louis won 10 to s, was
remarkable for the heavy batting on both
sides. The Tigers can ascribe their loss
to sleepy trick by Bill Burns. who
went to the plate in the fifth. let Brown
sneak a couple of strikes over on him
without getting into batting position
Umpire Egan sent Burns to the club
house for objecting. The Tigers used five
pitchers in fruitless effort to stall of
defeat.
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Philadelphia, 10; New York, S
! Interna tional News SerYIce.

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. May BY winning
the game today the Athletics were able
to split the series with New York; score
10 10 s. The worlds champions hit the
bail savagaly, getting sixteen hits for
a total OF twenty bases Lord, Baker and
Melnnes did some terrific cloutin6, each
getting three safe -swipee. one OF Nc
fnnes,s Ilcks being a triple. Vaughn was
Satted OF the hill In the second. and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
CORNELL LOSES, BUT
GETS NEW RECORD

ITHACA, n. Y, May 4.-Cornell lost
its dual track meet with Pennsylvania by
50 to 6s points today. but the defeat was
glorious one, for IL brought to Cornell
2. new record for the two-mile run. T. s.
Berna. who set the record at 9:25s year
ago at Cambridge. Mass, ran the dis
lance today In the remarkable time of
s:14 As. He finished q hundred yards
ahead Of McCurdy OF Pennsylvanla. =
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ST. LoUIS-DETRoIr.

Summary. Three-base hit-Laperte. Two-hass
hits-Austin. stovail. Cobb. Stolen basss-Dsle-
hapty, Bush, Loudeu Crawford Double plays
In inning: OF Burns. 2 In Z iunings; of
PernolI. In Innings, OF Mullin, in Ia in-
ming: OF Works. in ga inning; o6 Brown
7 10 innings. Struck out-By Brown 8: by
Burns, l. Sacrifice hits-Pratt. Crawford Hogan
Time OF game-2:lo. Umpires-Egap aud Evans
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base hits-wilson. Moore. McKechnie,
Mcintyre, Sheckard. Two base hits
Byrne. Carey, Wilson, Lennox. Needham.
Tinker. Zimmerman. Stolen bases
Carey. Leach, Miller. Double play-Mc-
kechnie to Mccarthy to Miller. Hits
on Adams, II IN innings; OFF Ferry, in
inning; of Reulbach, 1e In 8 innings
Bases on balls-On Reulbach l, off Ferry
!. Struck out-By Adams ], by Robinson
4. Sacrifice hit-Mckechnie. Time Of
game-2;15. Umpires-Brennan and
Owens
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College Baseball

At Worcester. Mass.-Holy Cross. 0;
Yale. a.
herst, 2.
At Madison. wis.-Wisconsin. /, Illi-
nols, IL
AT Ames. Ia-Chicago univ ersity g.
Iowa Agricultural college. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

SuuI.HrV Hc7ur fupH-5peaKer. Cash1on.
Three base hits-Fogier. Flynn Two-base hits
knight, Speaker Stolen bnses-MoeiIer. Foster.
Lewis. Schaefcr Double plays-MeBrids and
Flynn. Hns-on Bedisnt. In Innings: on
Cathon. In Ia innings. Bsses bRlls-On
BedIent, Il on Cicotte. 5; on Cashon. S: of
Akern. q. Struck out-By Bedient. ]. by Cicottc
s: by Cashion. :: BY Akecs S. Sncrncs 1y-
Knight Time OF Esme-2:so Umpires-cou-
molly and Hart.
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Cubs and Pirates Play Bush" Ball;
Maps Slug 4 White Sox Pitchers

Devlin. TIits-Off Brawn Q In innings,
off Stack 4 In 8 innings. Bases on balls
OF Brown 1, off Hogg /. off Stack 2. off
knetzer 8. Struck out-By HoEg /, by
paubert Cutshaw. Umpires-RigleT and
F1nnerar
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1RBY BEATS OGDEN;
NO GAME IN BUTTE

Helena beat Ogden Yesterday, . 10 2 The
ereunos we're very wet and tho attendance
showed that the fans have LITTLE intereat in
games on muddy dIamonds No gsmo Was pIs,ea
st Butte.
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Cadets Defeat Penn

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 4.-Takinz the
their opponents a yard OF advantages. the
Naval academys varsity eight ndrninis-
tered stiDging defeat today TO the oars
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College Track Meet

BERKELEY. Cal. May t.--The Uniysrsity ~
eant9rnls won tho third annual Paeine Coast In
ns teaoonesiate TRACK meet Today With So points
With IL points The standing Of the other ool-
ieges and universities which participated fol-
lows Warrington, II: Pomona 4; Suuthnrn Cali.
q. 81 -NN.N S-.'-
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Ties Worlds Record.

COLUMBIA, Mo-. May 4.-John
Nicholson tied the worlds record In the
the Missouri university TO-DAY by do,ne
the hurdles in 1901 hs
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Turf Exchange Gives Bond

Wallie Brinkworth yesterday furnished
bond to appear whenever the case OF the
county against the Tenth South turf ex-
change is called.
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"spider Kelly, Gets License
BY International News Service.

to Gustave Kindermann, better known
as Spider Kelly" the former pugi!ist,
and Katherine E. Drice of Cincinnati
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National VS.. Liberty

National and Liberty baseball teams
clash today. The Nationals have several
new players and have strengthened the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
Western Le0gue

AZ Depyor-pouyer. /: wichita, D.
AZ 81 Joseph--st. Joseph, 10; slou1 City,
AZ Topeka-Lineoiu, II; Topeka. g.
AZ onaha-Des Hoines. s; Omaha
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oouirrh Jupi0'' /.

The oquirrh ;, JinlDay aIsgI' ysE'.
Franco o-swiss ball ne
Collegiate grounds 'it
10 o. ~
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United States League

At New York r, H. E.
Washington 4 o 0 o Oil 16 3
New York .....I % 90 a.
Battcries-PfeHer and Cowen. Fenster. Hope.
Lester and Fulton.
At Cleveland r. r. e.
Chicago ...,..2 0-5
Cleveland 80 1 o 2 o o . IS 10 /
Bntteries-Painter and McDonough; Meyer.
Keen and Greene
At Richmond r. H e.
Richmond .....0 0 o o 90 1
Reading 49,. o o o-5 9 2
Hatterics-Tayior and Blue; Fletcher and
Porte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

Half a million lniess,is, SS,lip'as Fl
two n or three years
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atted for Geyer in tenth.
3atted for Miller In tenth,
CINCINNATI.

Summary: Two-base hits--McLean.
Mitchell. Double plays--Hauser TO Ko-
ney: Mclean to Phelan to Hoblitzell:
Mawry to Higgins to Honey, Hits-On
Seefe 6. Bases on balls-OR Kcefe 3,
of Geyer 6. Struck out--By Geyer 3, by
Keefe 3. Sacrifice hits-Oakes, Bescher.
Attendance-20o Umpire-Johnstone and
Eason.
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Southern League
Nashville. :: Memphis. s.
Montgomery. s: Mobile. 3.
Birmingham, 8. New Orleans. z.
Atlantis, 8; Chattanooga. 2.
Oxfords Win Game

The ONfords defeated the Third North
Siusgers by the score OF ~ to 10 ycster-
day.
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Cars every 10 minutes to Doro,a.
Park over U. l.. g. Ry. Poles are INV
to 18th So. on 18th E, through Douglas
Park $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

Plank was hit in every inning, but.
helped by good support, pulled through
Observation-Disclosures yopE
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No Game at Butte Yesterday.

Ao %" DuoV0 Ootolody
Wet grounds caused the postponement
OF the ball game scheduled between Mis-
soula and Butte yesterday.
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Summary; Three base kit--McInnes Two
base hiB-collins, Esan. Stolen bayes-coIi,ns
Derrick. Cree. Double plnys-Derrok to Col.
Inns; Eson 10 AcInpes. Hit6-on Vaughn q in
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Christmas CHEER.

M holiday which Christendom celebrates the
W advent of Lord happy time for this old world OF ours
New Year placed enough together
both honor the event The date OF the advent
upon the early church make harmonic
with year according the Roman calendar 1t
practical difference when the begins when
We know that when He born the angels
sang peace earth, good will toward Cor anong)
will should prevail all times and people should be
times But they takes effort OF the
will Christian manifest good will at times and toward
people AS cheerlnes there few among
always cheerful pretended ceeuness bet
than melancholy and proeed hand is better than cross
word the heart the hand "A soft
urneh away wrath, but grievous words stir strife
Friends worth much to Riches not to be
when obtained honorab But
afford riches if in doing he loses his friends We
should think about friends especially at Christmas time we
bind little tighter the cords that tie to them
If GOODNESS has between and of our friends may
find have the old feeling brought back AS
should go farther than that Jesus taught
your enemies So should hunt to do
those who have wronguy Heap Goals of fire
head Kind deeds will melt the feeling around his heart