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Tazssrt). 10 I, won; stalmorc. 10: Mar-
DIM to .. second Napier. lO2 (McCShoy). II
TO l. third Time i:l5 10 Jack Burdctte,
Hud0's Queen. Neypor, Irene Gummell. Orphuurs.
Floisam. Excitement, Excellence and Digoenlsr
also ran.
Second rscc four fYrIongb--Mamma johnson.
~ CFcrcusoui, 20 to l, won. Latent. l0c MAR
TIM 30 l. second: Loan shark liJ {Mc-
raKSurb. $ 10 l. third. Time. 40 5-5. Tonks-
taSact Honey Bee Bsycl Late. Both StRnlay.
stockton. First Sight, Captain Elliott and Fred
Lovy also
Third race, mc-Jcnuy GoJdcs. 100 CNc-
CahcyD { io >. Won: Jcanucttc r.. io5 cam.
brose,. 10 J, a'cnnd; Light o Ny Life. loT
Blue This,lc, Lady McGoc. Brosscau. IJlma,iou
aud Cnliph also
Fourth race. two miles. stcsplcchaEr Trudo, r7
tAiioul, to IN. won: Lamphle"t, no tRowserl.
10 l. eoroud. R"lluf III GsckHopl, ~ IN (.
third Time An -. Zcilvood. HaIsga. Nakocl.
Cielrs Sister. EyraL Hts Reverence Aggression,
Nutincer and Idle Michael also EiuncIiu
md Virginia Crecpcr foil. King Pin lost rider.
Firth Tsce. six tur,onEe-fvnbcl ITO (Tyrncrl.
to >. won lady ITma. los (Iartnl, : To .
second; Black chief. HS (Falrbvoihori TO :.
third Time. l:i5. Little rsl. Mr.. Golightly and
F,liy Vanderyor also
Sixth race. mile and govcnty ysrds-sand UiL
I1S tMoCnhcyl. 10 s. won: Rcy. o. Fcrgu-
ingcrl, to ], third. Tlmc. i.ls. Ny Fel.
low. Norbiu and Appsssionsta also ran.
seventh race. riN trrlonRr--Fo,on iI5 tTr-
TogrsrD. ~ To s. won; Mudill. lo7 (Turocr,.
10 o second. Miss Moments. Jos Ambrosei b.
IN tn L. third. Time, 1:1s i-b. Dcmoness Rcd
Jacket wsrhcrn. Tick Tack, Dora NJ Luts
Dixon aud I"rry Chiffon olEo rnn.
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TERMS TRICK WINS
ALAN FEATURE RACE
Four Favorites Come First;
Heavy Rain Makes
Going Bad,

ALAN. Ida April 2s.--Over a muddy
track, Terms Trick n favorite, won the
feature event of the card at the Alan
track today. Four favorites won. A
heavy rain made the going bad and num-
erous entries We're scratched, Results;
First race. Hyo nad a half furlongs-Robcrta
100 CTaplinl. 10 I. won; BInocular, Ill
tKeders). TO |, second: Margaret Randolph.
l0a (Cavsnnugb) 10 TO j, third. Time. oa as.
Sons. Zlnkand Gala, Ocean Shore and Melts
finished named.
sccoud race. sve and a hsN furlonss-ricku-
ninny Jos Gross). 10 o. won, Nebraska Lass
loa Umes) 10 /. second. Eddie Mott, los
BRADY. 20 l. third Time 10 2-5. Harlom
Maid orbn Smile. Helen Hawkins, Hs Knows.
Judge shor,all and Risky finished named.
Third hve and half turlongs-Gllbcrt
10 1. second. Billy Myers III tKirschbaumJ.
to I. thlrd Time. 1910 Renee W. Louise
2. B. Phistine. Exchcquer and Toler finished
named.
Fourth raoo. 8ye furlongs-Tern's Trick. III
tGrosp> 10 o. won: Delaney ios (Kcogh).
to /, scrond. Kootcncy. los Tnpl!u,. 7 to /,
third. Time. 1:o2. Daddy Gyp. CaiFse. Ciuny
and Acumon nnshod o named
Fifth roco. six mrlopgs-Lotta Creed i0t
Rederisl. 10 10 ]. won; rarlor Boy 1903 (Groya,.
g to /, second; Zool. io5 tseldcn). 10 to /,
third, Time. I;15. Clint Tucker. ChIIla Ed
Keck. Sugar Lump aud Oswald B. finished as
named.
Sixth race. one mile-Abouud. ITO (Buxtou)
10 g. won Rcn Uncaa. liz tMcEwenl. 6 to
l. second. Edwin r. Fryer. ii2 U.ecdsl. T. Il
j. third. Time 1:4i Maylc Girl. Elgin and
Old Mexico finished as named.
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WOMAN CLUB OWNER
Tells OF STRUGGLE
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Clad in close
fitting black gown trimmed in white lace
and embroiderics. with fa1astic figures
In Chinese silk, Mrs. Helene Hathaway
Robson Britton, owner of the St Louis
Cardinals, took the witness stand today
and told of her efforts to gain control
of the stock In the club that she In
heritod by the will OF her dead uncle,
Stanley Robson.
Mrs. Britton testified that the stock
was originally put in her name to foil
the efforts OF the public administrator to
get control OF the estate, IL later was
transferred 10 President SteinIngcr OF
the Cardinals she said. merely as pre-
caution.
when I transferred tho stock 10 his
name Mr.. Steininger gave me the certih
Gates and told me TO take them to my
home In Cleveland and take good care OF
said anything about wanting the certfi-
Gates back until three weeks ago wher
nc demanded them
George Priest attorney for Steinlnger
began his cross examination of Mrs. Brit
ton by asking where she lived She re-
piled that st. Louis was her home and
ne asked her where her husband, Schuyler
p. Brltton, resided.
My husband lives in Cleveland Mrs
Brtton replied.
Don't you live together"
Yes Mrs, Britton replied ''My hus
band recently established himself here ir
business. He has an agency for a print
\ ing firm"
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LONG SHOTS AT LEXINGTON
Seeth and Supple. Both Quoted at Is tc
or Better, Get In First.
y International News sorvIc,

6y International News Service
LEXINGTON. Ky. April 22.-Racc results to-
day:
First race. six furIonss-or!entaI rcarI ios
nrnnklInl. straight IS so. won; Jack Weaver.
los fMoesworthD. place $3.50 Gocond; IisbHoNn.
los tPestl show $50 third. Time. i:l7 As.
]. III. Barr. Prince lngoldsby, Toisou Dor Sill
Ycrbrush, Carthage and Miss Detroit alBo ron.
Second race. four and half firongs-Hollos
loa Shilling. Strsgh, $50. won: Buo lay.
liz tMolesworth). place -. Scrond: Solar Star
liz tGoosel, show 10. thIrd Time :6s S-5.
Virginia Man. White Heather. BailyShs PcricIcs.
General, HatrIua, George Ka,mc and Uncie Oblc
alGo ran
Third race, ak turonr6-sIe1th. % (CalIa.
bsn). atraight $500. Won Royal Captive ifr
tshilliug). place $3.50 second: puqueSne Ia
'Gsnz). show $3.50 third. Time. 1913 TO- Svl.
vcstris, Merrick Milo. crossovcr. Encndl. Beau
Brimmcl. Ncrodc and Wiley also ran.
Fourth race, one miIc-Mapsgcr Mack aS
(Callabanl. straight $3.50. won ponau. III
ffain), place $40. second; Helene. 20 lMrCahe,.
show out thrd Tinc. I.N. Only three starters
Fiuh rncr. four furlongs-Y YortvIilc lis uor.
tusl c'raIght 81. Arcenc. iiO CFainl place
Sl2. 10. rocond: Foundation. ITO tGAuz,, show
G1o third Time. - 3-5. Ycngsbee Tyro
Loretta DAVIS Fellow Man. King stalwarl and
silver Bill also ran.
Sixth milo and pcvontr ysrds-Supple
100 fMoloSworrhl. straight $50. 80, Ton: GaIIey
slave 1oS tFain) place $3.50 second. E1nliott
io7 Heury). phow $500. third. Time | :Ss To-
Gates. Jacobi,e. Madam Phelps and SandrIau
sso
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BRITTON is FAVORITE
OVER MOORE, 10 TO 9
BY international News Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 29.-Light-
weights Pal Moore and Jack BrItton
completed their arduous siege of train
Ing today for tomorrow nights twenty
round contest at Dreamland pavilion.
Both boxers have worked conscicntously
for the tussle and each Is confidence per-
sonfed,
Britton and Moore should make rat
ting contest, II brings together an ag-
gresslve and rough and ready mixer
against n clever boxer. The Chicago
pugilist seems to be the better boxer by
far. but Moore acts like one of these de-
tcrmined fighters who arc always tear
ing in and trying for a decisive victory.
Betting on the contest opened with
Britton the choice of the fans at odds OF
10 to 3. Moore Will not lack supporters.
however as his work at Milets has made
good impression with the fans who have
visited his camp and seen him in ac-
ton
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Y out Of reach Of everybody. n,,.
thompson going 70 Third ana Me-
second b. hair. LussI strurs q,
Fortier walked. Mean n.ds /, "a
OF Bauer bunt Deyeresur ho-,s ~
hands. Orr out, Wood 10 Lunl, Tyss
on the play, Van struck out
Seventh inniug-KlllIlay hit Ella,
Irby lled out 10 For,Ier. HarsrpI,t ~
Wood struck out.
Wood caught PcudIcton'S ny. Ess d.
onc OF like kind from wavsr, ~
Menges 10 Lussi
Eighth Inning Bauer tled ont n I
Spencer caught aears's a.. Taosz, n
sreauS 10 Van.
Killijay caught speucers ~. yr..
out Bauer out. Haverstlck 10 LYh.
Ninth innlug-MenGc5 hit 4 elm, =. I,
ter, LussI flied out 70 saur. n
Pcudlcton 10 Van. lrby out, Peadlnr ! 4
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M'CLOSKEY REAYl
TO FACE HELL
IN The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 29.-BrinsI9s y, ~
Osden's Arst weekly series "
ssoCla,ion. the Great foiis 49, w.
afternoon for salt Lake. VIZ
C.Inskry could also have piay%e
POSTPONED games with ,ne o
club this afternoon. but he wSs
Ia do 80 and decided tha, lns I'd
To be p,ayed with the Reed g.
well Wait until big team .it|
strengthened. Manager hIN. hIN,, =,
paid visit 10 salt Lake w IN
10 size up Charley Irhys oaps , q
mate tho number Of eane' ,s.l
during the series here th's f,p
Owing To the game IN ga 81 ni
afternoon, Manager 10y s 9nn
were not expected Ia s,.n n
before tomorrow. Fresh ifoHy NJ
defeats. second only to yna, G,,fi
men received az the hangs s.u, o. . 4
the fans are expecting heiens h
ON ogden with sights s1lp,s. =,
game II is conceded 10 pe "a al
IunJty for one or the othtt y M
climbing In the honor lIs s,I
arc eager for the spillng o. asssl
is aure TO occur during t1e ~, sssi,
game series. The doings WI wv IA u
row afternoon at Glen"oo'
O'Clock.
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johnson Keeps Hits Well
Scattered; Vaughn Allows
Only Three Safeties.
A meric0n League
International News Service.

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON April CA small
crowd saw the Senators beat the High
landers, to O. today. Vaughn was In eX-
cellent form. allowing but three hits and
striking out five men but his support
was ragged. The Yankees got to John
son safely only FIVE times, but the Wash
ington pitcher kept his offerings scat
tered
Schacfer opened the second for Wash
ington by lining out a three-bagger and
came In on Flynn's long fly, The next
scoring was done In the fourth. Milan
was passed 10 first and Schaeier sacrificed
him to second, On wild throw by
Vaughn, Milan reached third and came
home on Knights single,
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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MARKHAM AND JONES
SIGN FOR PROVO &C


PROVO. April 2e.-Dale Markham Of
Spanish Fork has challenged Henry Jones
OF Provo 10 ten round boxing bout and
the challenge has been accepted. The
contest is TO take place In the Provo
opera mouse May 10, os as near that date
as can be arranged. The men are evenly
matched as to Size. each weighing about
iSe pounds. and the sport fans are count
ING on some fast and exciting niNups.
Some good prelnina ries are also being
arranged, a wrestling match between
Feter Sacos OF Midvale and G. G Nc
Laughnn or Salt Lake being among the
possibilities as one OF the numbers on The
programme. Mclaughlin challenger sacos
d a snort time ago and the MdvaIe wres-
mus tar nothing has been heard from the
Salt Lake man it"Ah hhe
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B. Y. u. PLAYERS AT
SCHWEITZER'S MERCY
special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
LOGAN hpril 29-Thc hr5t game OF inter
collegiate bsncball OF tho season TO be played
in Logan was seen here today. when the team
from the State Agricultural college defeated
Brigham Young university by score OF TO O.
The Provo players became dIssatis0od during
tho ninth inning md left The Geld when they
bad but man out.
Schwe!t7cr's pitching for tho Agses tho
feature Of the game He had the Provo players
at his mercy from the start During the en-
tire eight innings he pitched he allowed but
four hits and struck fourteen The
batteries were Schyeizer and Dorian for the
Aggies and johnson and Greenwood for Provo.
Bob Morton tho umpire
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Pimlico Race Entries.
By International News Service
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2p.-Tomorrov


BALTIMORE, Nd. April 2a-Tomorror'a en-
tries:
First race. four aud hslt fuFloueS- SclII,
hgnes. Hot Water. BT;nwood. Skibborreu Law.
suit. Stockton. Ioi star Gaze i07
Second six furonrs-Rcybourn. TIM Pip
pin. Rosaeous. li7. Pcrthshire. Textile Cas
tana' lis; MiFa Nett Hcntherhlcom. los; Suf
fraEist. ii5: Warbler. AlamnhA. ITO
Third race, six fpronrs- corinth. ArEonsut
smirl. Anna L. Daley. knE commouer. iIo
Creston. George Atwoll, lie; Camel Dr BARK
10y 100: Mcleod p. Belle Glenn. Rubls Grandi,
ii5. Fathcrolg. M.
Fourth race. steeplechase. two mles-supp,e
mont 1876. FiroHtone. 10: Algie t5,: The Wei
kin. $50: Ennlsk!llen. 1877. Tha Speaker 40
This,lcdalc 15f: RinFmRs,cr. lu
Finh race. four furlonsE-FTcd Levy. III; Mic.
cosuko. 100. Willis Mary Scribe. Auyioce Earl,
Light. lo7. Spring Up ioS. pogvood. Lady Anna
Beth stsni-y. ioi; Get Up. loi: Little Hugh
10
sixth race. one mile-Aunc seIierx io7: Uos.
man, oismbsih. Iie; Ahsoonder. DR.. Duenncr
io1
seventh rpce. fix furions--tsdy Ormsr Ann.
l. Daley Rote r. Sam Jackson. Qoodarr,
outlan. KYLE. 10: Beau Chiffon, Flying souir'
rel, lis; Hand Running il5: George s. Davis
IL.
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DAD" GLMLN =
HELP BOISE Y

Special to The TRIBUNE ,r ci-r
OGDEN. April ?e,-1Dad n,s;:sI.' ssI'
cram mana ger ot oeu, abllIii. Z
and a player OF no nlgs, Yaa shes.
afternoon for Boise. ar lus, on ~
play an ouiileld poHseiva,s sll
club OF the new Trl-o'a,ngt ant Of M
veteran decided 10 sssS - plsosi
this yoar when McCioslk.' ,ly 3,
association team In I'M @tlm N, B,sI
ha received an cE"r lro'n ,oo sucz !
agement the desire was s.H plsYd !
lin. the oldest active o' applIS Y
intermmlntain country ~ spl@ -
summer vacation and andssy "
dutv in Boise on WedDespo
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SUNDAY morning AT Liberty park the
Colonial team went down 10 defeat at
the hands OF the Irish Shemrocks' from
tho Empress by srore OF IL TO TO- The
score shows that IL was n hit and run"
affair Burdette. the Empress catcher
hitting the fret ball of the game for
home run.
Batteries: Empress-Barker and Helm
er. Buriette. Coonial-West DeGray,
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Boston Easy for Athletics,

BOSTON, April 2e.-The champion Ath-
letics had no trouble in defeating Bos-
ton today. the score being to /. Plank
was little wild and passed three men.
He hit for two safe singles out OF four
times up and made three assists. For the
BostoDs. Shortstop Wagner was the only
man who could hit Plank and he touched
him for three singles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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EMPRESS TEAM WINS
TWO MORE CONTESTS

The Impress team in tho Theatrical
league won two more games by defeat
Ing the Orpheum team Saturday morning
at Liberty park, by a score OF 10 TO 2
and the Colonial team Sunday morning at
Liberty, park to the tune of IA TO 10.
The lineup.
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Easy for Yokel.

In tho wrestling match which opened
the entertainment, Mike Yokel had every
thing his own way II was a handicap
match In which Jim Downing agreed 10
throw his lighter opponent twice in an
hour. II was soon apparent however.
that Mike could not only hold his own,
but was even stronger than Downing.
He took the offensive almost from the
start and in less than two minutes had
bis man the mat.
The men were up and down almost
continually. with Mike invariably on top
when they were on the mat. Mike tried
his famous toe hold several times. but
Downing broke away.
After eighteen minutes of tugging.
Mike suddenly lungcd forward and
grabbed Downlng's leg. The latter was
taken completely unawares and was
thrown completely over the ropes.
Downing turned a complete somersault
landing on the hard floor on his neck
He was temporarily stunned and was
carried 10 his dressing room, while Yoke
was declared the winner. Drs. Sprague
PIumnner and Richards and d. A. Gala
han. who examined Downing. declared
that he was not hurt that he was mere
iy dazed
Charles Porter acted as referee in thi.
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Mears Pitches Alright Ball.

The long left handler gave the home
team only one hit, but plenty more were
plays, and the game wound up with a
score OF 10 in favor of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake team put up fine
game In the field and Morgan was not
hit so hard as to endanger his pres
tige, although the visitors landed strongly
at opportune times,
Each side was credited with eight hits.
Seven OF the Salt Lake hits were made
off Byrd and only three off Mcars-
Menges con tinues prime fayoritc with
the crowd, This clever little fellow fclda
his position in brilliant style and ne Is
some kind" with the bat.
lrby yesterday rearranged his batting
order and thereby improved it materially.
played the field with credit and was Il
hard hitter. has not yet got either his
fielding form or his batting eye He will
probably round out In a short time: how =
ever, and be again In his old time form.
Uc is q good man on any old team
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American association
AZ Kansas City

AZ Kansas CITY r. Fl. z.
Columbus ,s.. o A 0 0 o-a
Kansas City .... O q 90
Batteries-cook and smith Maddox and James.
~ 81 PAUL r. II. Z.
Louisville :: .... o b-s IL 1
St Paul ...-..... q o 90 3
Bo,terjss-snyder and Madden; Decsuuiere and
Block. Umpires-HaycS and Irwin
~ Minneapolis r. VI. p.
Indianapolis Il o o. 10
Minneapolis o.. I I'D ls :
BauerieS-Rob.rtson. Aery. HimbslI and Carey
Lererstt, oimEtsad. Young and Smith and Ovens.
UmpiroE-Chiil and AnderTon
At Observation-Disclosures ee- Toledo xsuo po.t-
poned: cold weather.
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Hyland Puts Up Fine Fight.

Tho fight that Dick put up las. night
was one of the best OF his career He was
In the best OF condition and TO that IL
attributed his decisive victory The Bos-
ton boy. on the other hand. was stale as
the result OF lighting too many times IN
the last few months He had also. been
on the train three or four days. arriving
last Saturday from New Orleans.
Tho two men did not waste any Tune
In preliminaries. They had fought before
and were familiar with each others
STYLES. They started in with a furious eN-
change OF blows to the body. both boys
paving especial attention to the kidneys; IS
Baldwin was fast on his feet and landed
clean. stinsing lefts TO the ear and hard
rights on the stomach and wind He
worked this combination with uniform
success for the first six rounds. BY, that
time Hyland's terrific short.ar blows
TO the stomach and kidneys while at close
range began TO show their effects and
during the rest OF the go the eastern man
was seen to weaken perceptioly,
Baldwin-s jabs soon had Dicks nose
bleeding and there was bad cut over his
left eye, but aside from that Dick showed
little effects of the fast pace.
Hardy X. Downing was referee and gave
cufire satisfaction,
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Union Association

n rEkENA lost one more game to
LII Cooley's Skyscrapers yesterday
afternoon. Errors and careless
j. IL playing robbed Irby's men of a
chance to tie the score In the
fourth inning, In this fatal instance
Wood was slow I'm handling little
grounder hit 10 him by DevercauN- Wood
finally threw It 10 Haversticl1, but the
throw was Wild enough TO prevent the
second baseman from taking care OF 1t.
Before the ball was at length recovered
three runs had crossed the plate and
Brick found himself on second.
Byrd started the game in the box for
Helena. hut after he had been touched
up for seven hits In little more than
three innings. and when he showed signs
OF increasing wildness. he was replaced by
Mears
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American Postpones Games

DETROIT. April 29.-The Detroit Chi
caso game postponed today because of
rain: Will be PLAYED off here next We'd
nesday. an open date. Cleveland st Louis
game postponed: wet grounds.
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Bout by Rounds.

The bout b. rounds is told in the fol-
lowing:
ROUND both boyr started in With xiv.
and take. but with little damage. Baldwin
landed left. but did not hurt DlcF and eaino back
hsfd 90 tho kioneyE Dick LANDED left 10 law
and Hylsad. the bell soIuded vas PLAYING
a tattoo on Bsldvin'p kidneys. Pounj even
ROUND e-Re,eree broke eoye from a clInci,
Dick lnzded on jaw, followed -ith a hard right
10 kidosys. Baldwin back With I~f, 10
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Summary: Two-base bts-Bsrry. oldring Stolen
bases-Thomhs. Baker. LcwiE Nunamaker.
Double ploy-Speakcr To BRADLEY. Hltg-oh
o'Bricn, >: of Plank, 8; or Bushclman, l.
Struck out-By oBriop. 9: by Plank 2. Passed
ball-Nuusmaker Sacrifice his-Spcvkcr Thomas
Hit by pi,cher-Plank, Lewis. Nunamakcr I'm
pIroa-WnAtcrvclt and O'Ionghlin.
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SALT LAKE.

Summary: Two-ba hits, La
er. Orr. Morgan. Sacrifice hits-'
Bauer (2l, DevercauI. WeavtF -
fly-Irby. Stolen bases-Qr', -
RIMS batted in-By Mengs' llA
%. Irby %, Wood ~, Baker
Ger (D. Orr t3l. Morgan tn. H
gan. Base OH balls--Off B!lo
.: Morgan. 3. Struck ont-sr
Mears. 5: Morgan. g. HlsstM
In 3l-3 Innings: off MeaIs; n'H
nings. Left on bases-HeIslA
Lake, s. Double play-Wooo' =
Wild p!tch-Byrd First base ..
IEolena. 8. Salt Lake. 3. TlM X
/ hour and so minutes. UmpH-
Attendance, $50.
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Whittier Beats Irving

IN league Frns OF basketball bst--~n IN.
NaitusE ana irving played on the Irv,1r
grounds. the Irving boys we're taken OF rh.is
tset hJ the splendid playing Of the wh,,,,s~r
TIE score vas -s 70 1S. sifdoz1y was the
referee.
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Gun Club 10 Meet.

There VIII b meeting Wednesday evening
al O'Clock OF the Salt Lake Gun club AZ the
western Arms The meeting will be lruoortsnt
asi,sr' reis'ing 70 ths big tournament viii bs
discussed
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COOLEY TAKES ANOTHER
IN SERIES WITH IRA
Into Game Too Late; Carelessess in OuanYb
Pennant Winners TODAY.
BY \,
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Today's game: Salt Lake VS. Great Falls.
Batteries: Dressan and Weaver Bittrolf and Shannon
Time, $3.50.
Missoua plays Butte at Butte.
Helena plays Ogden at Ogden
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Western League

At Topska-Topsts, g; Denver. o
AZ ST. Iossph-st Joseph. &: Omsha o.
~ pes Aoines-DeS Noines. 4; Sioux City. o
~ Lircoln-Wichita. 6; Lincoln
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Schrader Wins Handily. .

Al Schrader Of Salt Lake and Harley
Payton OF Ogden furnished the prelim
for six rounds. but IN the third Schrader
Knocked his man out. after having
Knocked him down few moments be-
fore. Schrsdcr completely outclassed his
opponent.
The spectators included many Of the
leading citizens OF Salt Lake and Ogden
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Benefit Game Off.

SAN FRAScfsco. Cal. April ,9.-Ti,anie ben
Cd, game between San Francisco and Sacramento
called or account OF rain.
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Pimlico Race Results.

By International News Service
BALTIMORE. Nd. April ea-PIn,Iioo raoo sum.
msries;
First race. DIX furionKs-sam Rank iJ2 CMc-
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Summary: Three-base hit-Soh0cfor. Two-haso
Double pay-Simmons TO Gardner.
Bases on bnls-oh Vaughn, 9 Struck out-By
Vaughn. >. by johnson. s. Sacrifice hlts-Flyun,
Street. Moellcr. UmplrcB-ConnoIly and Hart