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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
BUTTE MINERS WIN
ANOTHER At OGDEN
Attendance on Ladies Day
Unsatisfactory and Rumor
Says McCloSkey May Move.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, May lin a game which was
featured by a number of long drives by
the Butte batsmcn, the visitors gained
another easy victory over the Mackmcn
this afternoon. when they won the con-
tes, In the first Two innings by putting
an even half dozen counters across the
plate The final count was TO =.
The Miners carly victory was largely
due TO The downfall of Pitcher Collins. a
discard from the Alssoula club whom Nc
were scored In the opening round. and
when Msloney and Whaling hit for three
stations each In the second round Andy
Jensen was sent TO the rescue. Five runs
Cahcrty band and another came over be-
fore the Peach City southpaw retired the
side. Mathes, the first man up for Butte
in the fourth. poled one over the left field
wall for the circuit. but beyond this per-
formance Jensen worked very effectively
throughout the remainder of tho struggle.
vivian Francis. Malonev repeated his
feat Of tho opening game OF the series.
except that ne was even more effective
| today. Eight safe blows. very few in
comps srison with previous games on the
local lot. were allowed by McCaMcrty' 5
| standby hurler. Erickson and Murray
each CLEANED a double and both counted
IN Ogden's run getting. Otherwise Ma
loney was on the JOB all the time and
| allowed but a few scattered singles. Nine
Of McCloskey's batsmeU were retired on
strikes by Maloney.
This was ladIee' daN at GlcnWood and
as a result probably 400 persons witnessed
the excellent game but there wore few
cash transactions at the box office. Presi-
dent w II Lucas was in the city and
| getting line on the brand OF baseball
offered and the attendance. II IL again
runlored tonight that unless Ogden fans
wake up during the remainder or this
| series they may wake up later on to find
| Ogden without a Union association club
| The score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18

me. / told him that he had better
Law Of,
'' As soon as this man came into the
park Wednesday nc got after me. He
didn't wait for the game 10 begin. but
during batting practice he started TO
warm up. As soop as the game be-
gan he cut loose for fair. In order to
avoid the man ! walked to the right
side Of the field. toward the New
York club s bench in coming off the
field. StiIi the rooter kept up his IT,
radc. Bush asked the fellow to keep
dnet, but it did no good. Finally
went 10 the man and told him to lay
off. As soon as I spoke the fellow cut
loose with a flow of bad language.
Then I lost my temper and jumped
into the stand and punched him three
or four times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
AID REFUSES TO GO
OVER FOUR ROUNDS
BY International News Service.

ST JOSEPH. No, May l7.-Ad VOL
CAST. champion lightweight danced
through four rounds Of easy fightinS here
tonight with Freddie Daniels and earned
an easy newspaper decision WoGsst
confined his activities To dancing about
the ring and protecting his cut lip and
oad eye. which he received in his bout In
san Francisco a week ago with Willie
Hchio. He Won his points on the work
I'm thr clinchcs. The bout was scheduled
for six rounds. but WolessL refused 10 20
IN the ring unless IL was cut 10 q four
round exhibition with no decision. lie ex-
plsined that he did not care 10 run the
risk or having his lip hurt again AS II
might cause him 10 lose a large purse Of
fcrcd In the eest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
American Players Strike
On Account Of Iy Cobb
Tigers May Not Play Today and Other Clubs Are
Likely to Join in Crusade to
Modify Sentence.
Fly International News Service.


PHILADELPHIA May 11t rumored here tonight that the
Philadelphia players have sided with the Tigers Every
league being appealed join in the crusade
to have Cobbs sentence modified.
If the Detroit team fails to play today 1t Is liable to fine OF
$4,000 the forfeiture OF its franchise.
strike of the entire Detroit baseball team will take place to-
the order indefinitely
pending Cobb for attacking spectator the grand stand during
tie Tiger Yankee game in New York last Wednesday.
The fact that players Of the Detroit team have sent telegram
President Johnson declaring their intention mutny verified
Manager Jennings Tigers who that the telegram had
signed all the members of the Cobb and himself
Jennings added
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
OGDEN.

summary: Two-base hits-Moorehead,
Erickson. Murray Three base hits-Ma-
loney, Whaling, Moorehcad, Levy, Home
run-Mathes. Bases on baIls-On Ma
out-By Maloney ., by Collins . by Jen-
sen |. Left on bsses-Buttc 2, Ogden Z
Sacrifice hit-Whalng. Sacrifice fy-Mc-
Quald Runs batted in--By Moorehead !.
by Whaling 2. by Nafora |. by McQuaid I
by Strip |, Hits-OT Collins. in / 2-3
Innings; off Jensen, In Ia innings; OFF
Maloney. In innings, Time OF game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
GREAT FALLS.

summary. First base on crroTs-Grcat
Fails !: Helena .. Twobasc hits-Misse.
HUelsman. Three base hits--Murphy
Toner Hester. Home Tun-killiIay.
Hlts-Off Kirmeyer. I'm 6 innings: off
Bittrolff. in 3 innings. Sacrifice hits
Quigley. Faye. Sacrifice nies-Kili1ay
Huelsman. stolen hase-Misse. Bases
on bslls-Off Kirmercr 4; off Amss. I.
Struck out--By Ames. e. LIFT on bsEes-
Great Falls :: Helena. :. Double plays
Faye To Misse TO Hester; Bittroln 10
Shannon 10 Hester: Menges 10 Nelck TO
by pitched bail--Klrmeyer by Ames
Time-One hour and fifty minutes. Um-
piTe-FrarN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
OLD FOOTBALL SHOE
CRlPPLES FRESHMAN

stanford Darger is suffering from an
injury caused by wearing an old foot
games last fall The shoe chafed his foot
AND the abrasion soon became malignant
Ioeay at Holy Cross hospital lie will
undergo tho fourth surgical operation He
mas boon on cT-ntChes since January lar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
High School Election,

The various classes of the Granite high
school held their election YESTERDAY FOR
year. ~
Tho returns: Senior ciass-Presldent
steve Love: vice president. Rachael Dun
iord secretary treasurer. -. Johnston
Juniors-President Coral Hacksy: vice
president. EVAN Jones: sccretary- treas-
urer. u. Aushevmau. Sophomores-Presi-
dent. Isaac Ferguson. vice president Eva
linquist: sccretafI Selma Sweusan,
treasurer. Mary Reese.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Major League Baseball at
Cooleyville Pleases Fans
Yesterdays Exhibition Resulting in 4 to Score
in Favor of Salt Lake, Was Fine
Game All the Way.

EAJOR league baseball what the had dishd up
MI at the Cooley ball yard yesterday afternoon when the Sky
took the visiting Hghbnders from Mssoua
the would be imagine
There coung that kept the edge besides
this of the best fielding plays pulled
off, grand afternoon especially boys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Students.
O'TOOLE MATCHED
TO BOX CHAMPION
BY International News Service.

PHILADELPHIA, May lI.-Tonn:y
OToole beat Bobby Sraalon AZ tho Nom
pareil Athletic club tonight in d hard six
round bout, Doth men weighing I'm az los
pounds rinSside. OToolc used crush
ing body blows in the last three rounds
and had Scanlon weakened and puuished
hard abotu the ribs. O'Toole has been
matched 10 meet Johnny KiIbane here al
the National Athletic club on June : at
122 pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
EMPLOYEES
, DEFEAT STUDENTS

The Business college went down To de-
feat on the Liberty park grounds before
The Tribune business office cmployees'
team last evening. Five innings were
played and the score stood = 10 . when
the students finished their half of ths,
NTH. The Tribune BOYS battcd Case out
OF the box In the fourth and then treat cd
Shaw 10 n good drubblng.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Electric Park Results.

By International News Service Z.
BALTIMORE. Nd, May iT.-ToasJ's rA's y
suits:
FIrst rneo four and a half furlopgs-fFea ~ 2
III Fcrguson) TO ;. woni DoEToon' W. -, -,
hro,hcrl, 4 TO J. second Roseburg ~. III .ss,s'
VIM. : 20 l. third. Time. o. ecoo '"''
Wlnbcr, aud Colonetta also ran. ,,,, a,
Second race. nye furlongs-prcSei h'L :
(SkIryinI. TO ! Won: Yncn, jos 0Na'so',
geoond: Bonnie Bee. ~ CMoodJl. 10 L. r,. .n,,,.
Timc. i:o6 - Rsdadou. Travel b'sn'' '''''
E.arpey Mobiles aud Prncliyity also ran "a,
Third race seven fIrlonSs-1uero ~,
tskirvinl. To :. Tou. Sarly and Rlenm.''' -. -.
iPicEe,u. 10 IN 3 second; Fatherois' - -
suSon) q - ;. third. Time, lif 80
william and Short order also T'n.
Fourth race mile and D1tscnib--nsy ~ ~.
1nT (stcinhardt). II 20 3. won; "arn'an' a. mos.
ru.onl. 20 J. second; lrsuc Gumfnell' " ,,.,,a,
mani . 10 l. third. Time. ..u'' 1'"'
and o. L. Buster also rsn' .,-.~.-
Fitth race. about SIX and hsn Iu u,sr.
LeiaIohn III Hsnover>. TO J. won rs
Ter 1Is tBrysu). Is 10 l. second hea -
lis CgsueO 10 10 l. third Ime u,ss<
Cntula. Ce,rote. Giloc-, castlswooo sn' W.
U,ca also rsn. ,.s fp,skscsl.
slIth race Hve nrlopSs-ElnSr, i'' "a
10 . won: sabo BLEND. Jos (sefgcnh ,,,cf
second; Sir Edward. Ios fFcrsus"n,. 70 cs,,ss
Time I.oI Hannah Louier. Luelne NJ
T. Hail ROYAL ONYX and E&reour, ai'o n
seventh racs. 6yc iurlongs-Ni's ,s. n.,,i,.
IlIondyi. 70 T. Won. Chiffon o1eep' :. "a 4
Z to .econd: wildwood. ss ,sruc'h M.
third lime. t.o5. Rubis GrandS. Anu'
lev ,orinth and Ethel L.brun also rao'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
VARSITY DEFEATED
BY ACC|Es. 7 TO 4
Schweitzer for the Logan
Team Has u. of u. Men
Completely Baffled.

-pscISI TO Inc Tribune-
po'NN, May 1.-THE dnsi game in
re intercohegiate baseball series between
'ne STATE Agricultural college and the
tnNeTsty OF Utah teams. played here to-
na!' resulted IN a victory for the Logan
team by score OF 10 1. Schwaitzer. the
Agsles pitcher. was In fine form and
helc the university safe at every critical
period The university made its nrst tally
IN THE sixth inning. when. with two out
and two on bases, the Logan center fielder
dropped long rs. Bob Morton uuuplred
Tho lineup OF the teams wss as fol.
lows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Churchill Downs Results
,,crnnrlon,l - scrTI-e.

Ry Ip,cruarional NcEs srr7'-e,
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Mas E.-1o''y'
suits ,, n.,, n (pfS
Firr race. sis mrlonss-Woht e,,"' ros,n,cs
.nport. straight Siislo, Won }. . petl
IA callahan. plsrn "sp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Oquirrh Claims Forfeit.

Oquirrh school baseball team claimed a
forfeit yesterday when Whittier team
Iai'sd to appear FOR tho game in Utah
Dance, Wsudamerc. SATURDAY. May IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
FIRST INNING
SECOND INNING.

For MissoUla--Carman flied out To For
tier. Tobn whitfield the breeze. Spencer
dropped Changnons fly after hard run
and Changuon landed OH second Rob-
erts famed No runs, One hit
For Salt Lakc-PeRdlctcn sent a iong
fiy to Warren ksefer famed. Weaver
waited and walked Dressan beat out an
jn6eId bit. Weaver going TO second. Spen-
Ger struck out for the second time. No
hit
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
FIFTH INNING.
SIXTH INNING.

For Missoula--Oriet hicd out 10 Spen-
Ger Csrman popped To Davis Weaver
copped Jobin's pop foul No bits. No
runs.
For Salt Laks-Pendleton opened with
single through short Kaefer bupted
a fy TO Csrrnsn. Pepdlct ton WAS caught
q mile IN his effort To steal. Weaver
got another walk. Carmau made sen
sational one hand running catch Of Dres-
sans liner and doubled Weaver No runs
one hit
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-01

to that of Jesse 'Burkett, he is
popular with his teammates, if
not with outsiders with'whom he
comes into contact.
N CHICAGO TO-DAY
daughter of Count Stephan Co
recki, 1121 Noble ST., who was
found lying, drugged, on Chicago
University campus. She says she
was on way to school when three
men drove up, seized her and,
after driving some distance,
robbed her of jewelry and then
brough her back to campus.
w. H. Thompson, alias Drum
-mond, found guilty of bigamy,
sentenced from / to 5 years. Had
4 wives.
Maza Osborne, who was releas-
ed from charge of shooting DR..
Fischer Sunday night after doc
tor had said 1t was accidental, was
re-arrested last night, booked for
assault with intent to kill. Re
leased on $500 bond.
Frank Rhinerardt, Kansas City,
held up and robbed of SIS and
watch on Van Buren, st. bridge.
Rice Gregory, Louisville, died
at county hospital of hydropho-
bia. Bitten 8 weeks ago.
Mrs. A. K. Dyer sent nightie to
laundry which contained 500 in
money, $500 diamonds. Laundry
men cleaned, and pressed the
money, polished the diamonds
and sent them back,
p. F. Mccarthy, former south
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-01

inside player Evers is, and how
he is the swing member of the
Tinker to Evers to Chance"
combination, of which a poem
was written.
Evers is great ball players
one of the greatest infelders of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-01
WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO TODAY

Testifying in F. L. Roach's
suit for divorce, Miss Agnes
Oberg, until yesterday Mrs.
Roach's maid, said about fourteen
different men have visited Mrs.
Roach in her fat since February,
when her husband left her.
James Mendel, chauffeur, who
was arrested after chase by De
tectiyes Weber and Dubach on
motorcycles, admits running car
which contained robbers that at
tackled and stole 500 from L. E.
Steinbach, cashier Schultze Bak-
ing Co. at Thirty-6fth Street 81"
station yesterday.
Abraham Marco, bartender,
332 North Clark ST., shot through
lung by Michael Canale, printer,
who jumped on seat of cab and
escaped. Jealousy over woman
Marco may die.
julius Christensen, 81, will be-
gin IA years sentence for muir
der of>Mrs. Irene Watson.
Jas. Neanen, Winnetka, killed
by Chicago & Northwestern 81"
train at Morse Ave. crossing,
Rogers Park.
Vim. Olson, 444s N: Whipple
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-01

the day in fact. He hasshis job
at second base cinched. Despite
his grabbed disposition, similar
to that of Jesse 'Burkett, he IS
popular with his teammates, if
not with outsiders with>whom he
comes into contact.
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Eeae.
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Ganmluple.

ean Antpnip, Seq, 8. Suli. Or
binary Z 1915 gts.; @ooo Meibolin9
SIS gts.; Qotp 0iiobline 9% Cts;
Miooling 10B Cts; @ouo Miooling
1917 Gents.
0alpeitpn, Seq, 8. sSuli. = Srbi@
uarb 1915 gts., 2ptp Miooling 111s
Cts; Mibbline 1878 Cts. @ooo
Iiobling 1875 gts.; @iboling Sair
1875 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
Wenn Sic an Rbeumatsmus

leioel oann idreiben sic mir uno
id ueroe Sbnen itentgeltlid Elm
Badet zines einfahen Wittels fenben
tpeldes mid uno bunoerte beilte, boz
ritnter Yerionen i'm Sitter bon iiber
aftoig Sobren. Man aoreiiierc:
Sobn u. Smitb, 27t7 Smitb Bldg.
Wilmdufee, Wis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04

geimdjt = meroen 5iuei CUTE oeut'
ihe Maoden fir allgemeilie Sous
arbeit. Gutter 2obn uno eutes Seim
Man aoreliiere: Grau Nidorf
Efeuffer, Mico, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
aanee unubertreHlitbs
Wenn Jbr am Hf1aaen Ieidet,

bonn laBt gud elm freies 8robepaf-
fet bon meinen MosentabIetten font
men, peIde gud idneQe 2inberung
bringen neroen. Gin portrefflihes
Mittel eeeen Rerboiitat, Magenaos,
8erftopfnne, traee 2eber, etc. Gin
ee6iegenes Bud iiber Maeenfranf-
beiten ebenfoas fret. Mon aoreiiiere:
JOHN A. SMITH, 9162 Smitb
Bldg, Milmaufee, @iS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04

SabnerlGnie, Tl6be, Mites,
Hlne6ngs mnb beren 8rut iofort ge.
t0tet nit S. & s. Greie Broben
@enbet guh an unS. 9aefer Wfs.
60, Mltes Sci. 1902, nemes f549,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
6eirats.@eind

Geirats-G eind - Suree 6eutidc
Mitpe miinfdt ii6 gu berbeiraten
nit einem ..Gotppunder". Bib err
beten. Won noreiiiere: g. 8. co
.Greie greiie". Gan Gntonio, Ger.