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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18
JOHNSON'S SHOWING
CRITICISED BY FANS

Julius Johnson's remarkably poor show.
ing in his wrestling bout with Mike Yo-
kcl Was the topic nj conversation among
wrestling fans yesterday. Most all pf
have done much better. Whether IL was
'arciessness. oNer-anXicty in making
weight. or some other cause. only John
son and his closest friends know II is
lrue That Johnson on Monday WIS al
most pound over the weight and that
lie reduced himself from l5D 60 lss
pounds i'm little more than twenty-fou
hours: Fhis. however, II no excuse for
skilled wrestler includes proper train
ing as part OF his repertoire.
The result Of the match was apparept
dtsf The mon had been on the mat ten
minutes, Dr. g. g. Plummer. the we'll
known referee. and u. A. Callahan, the
otncisl tlmekecper sitting al the ring
Jchnson had made his first feeble at
tcn1pts at aggrsssveness Other rin.side
spectators realized that johnson was no
inatch for fokel nor PAS Johnson as good
i's ne nad bcen in former matches. He
hspt IoiiinS his eyes around at the ring
Sl!e ians and chewing gum When he
90 gel behind Yokcl for an Instant he
nl9 not make any serious aggressive
II was only on the defensive tba, n.
showed any skill whatever During ,he
nrst twenty minutes OF the bout he did
esAhlolt catiike .qtckness In getting away
rom iokcl. During tho period follow
,bs. 'hs hTst htc"n minutes and before
sun son seemed to be playing a waiting
saInc: lie appeared IT, be expecting
,tnn'eiilhg ,th 10 happen. He did not show
Ia ssi"e aSiIlty in getting ont OF holds
aS 1,, .. no tinc during the bout did ne
adversarys WIN his
Even after 4 half hour had e,ansad
-...uo, iall. oilers to wager large sums
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tilat Yokel would throw Johnson twice
IN an hour OF actual wrestling time were
hade III various parts Of the house. While
persons at The ringside could see that
Jounson could not win. il Is doubtful II
an the persons who offered to bet were
close enough to observe the same thing,
Some OF them undoubtedly based their
opinion on previous Information as TO the
FORM OF the two wrestlers.
y very few who lost on johnson con-
tended that bets should have been called
on ny the referee. This. however, would
nardly have been just, for whatever
Johnson may have done Yokel certainly
showed winning form and convinced ey-
eryDody that Johnson at his best cannot
throw MN. For some reason, however
JohnSon's form WAS far below what IL
was In other bouts. Before the match
Johnson was popular here. but he will not
prove much OF a drawing card after this
ne WAS iimplng around town Yesterday
teIhilE friends that he had taken of too
much weight and that his leg had been
padly hurt by Yokel's toe hold
fohel realized all told about $1,000 for
ms work and Johnson about 800. During
,he tortS-elght hours preceding the match
tnere were large sums available TO wager
on ioke', but most OF the money that
went In on Johnson was in small sums
from many different individuals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18
NJ 'CLOSKEY'S OGDEN
TEAM BEATS HELENA
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. April 17.-John McCloskey' S
Union league team defeated ''Blub' Ir-
bys Helena squad here today TO 3. but
there was great dissatisfaction with the
umpirlng Of Baker and Stone One de-
cision which many fans thought should
have been reversed helped greatly tc
give Ogden the game. A Helena runner
was on third and Umpire Baker waved
him out when scores OF the spectators
were certain he was safe
In the eighth inning Ogden piled ur
four runs and the game was called OF
account OF darkness, Many disputes took
place between the players on accoun,
of the close decisions. Manager Irby
and his entire team felt that the urn
piring was responsible for the loss OF the
game. and a ma jority Of fans agreed with
them Wood OF Helena and Stevens oil
Ogden both made home runs.
The score
Ogden -. 81. .,...... o o 0 0 2 o 2 As
Helena ......-.. 0 3 l o 0-5
Batteries-Ogden: Wells, Jensen and
Alexander. Helena. Byrd and Brogan.
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The annual interclass track meet was
held at the University of Utah yesterday
and the classes finished In this order:
Freshmen. so points; sophomores. 81
points; juniors, II points; seniors s
points
All "U' men were barred from the
meet. but most of those who partici-
pated have had some good training this
spring in trying out for the varsity team.
Stars of the day were Albert Robson
Robert F1agal and Walter Jameson. Robi-
son is freshman and besides running in
the relay team, which took second place,
he won first place in the lo0-yard dash,
the 2c0-yard daso. the high hurdles. the
broad and the high jumps. thus scor-
ing % points for his team. Flagcl scored
16 points for his team. lie won first
in the low hurdles and the 44o-yard run
and second in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes. Jameson, a Junior, won the
mile. also the half-mile. run and took
third in the 220yard dash.
Tho summary:
High hurdies-Robison freshman. won. Flosol,
sophomore. second Nelson. freshman, third.
Time, ia.
100 yard dash--Robison, freshman. won; FIags
sophomore. second Hurlbut. sophomore, third
Time. II.
Mile run-Jamesou junior. Yundt. fresh
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u" InterclaSS Track
Meet Won by Freshmen

man second; wintcrpltr. Junior, third Time
SOS.
Polo vuuit-Young, freshman. won. Goss, fresh
mnu. second Ryncorson. sophomore. third
Height fcct inches.
{to-Jard run--FlRgeI. sophomore Won: Higgs
gcnIor, second; Sobcl. freshman. third Timo. 80
Shot put-Gardeuor. senior, won; LofEroeu
junior, Becoud: Bsnnion. third. Distance. "a feet
inches.
High jump-RobiHon fre9hman, won; Goss
frcshman, second. MoCarty. freshman. third
Height, feet inches.
DscuS-Lofsreen. Junior. won; Dillman. sopho.
more. second. Bonnion. junior. third Distance
10 feet II Inches
Low hurdlcs-Flagel sophomore. Hurlbut,
sophomore. second; Warthman. freshman. third
Timc 2S.
Broad Jpmn-Rohison. freshman, pon; Nc.
Carty, freshman. second WnrthmaD. freshman
third Distance. On foot II. nches
Hammer throp--Yonng. freshman won. Warih.
man, freshman. second. DIllmsu, sophomore. third
Distance liz feet.
2:o-yard dash-Robison. freshman, won. FIngeI
sophomore. second; jameson, Junior. third.
Time. "a
Hslf-nHo run-Jamcson. junior won: winter
nitz. Junior, second; Yundt. freshman. third
Time 2:iI.
Relay raro-Sophomores won The team was
Hurlbut FlaEci, Dilmsn and Rynearsoo.
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Las Vegas business men made bid
that was triilc better than came from
any other places and In addition to tha [.
il is more or less OF u central location.
accessible 10 almost every big city in the
middle west aud west. 10 say nothing oi
the south nnG southwest and California.
The matter WIS not definitely closed un-
Ill tonight. when Salt Lake did not avail
itself Of the opportunity 10 make a bid.
Jhr option expired al that time and,
failing 10 hear from Salt Lake, Curley
swung 10 Las Vegas.
Other bidders for the battle were
JusI"3. Mexico. several Nevada towns,
Hsssano. In the Alberta country, Canada,
and Paris, France. The Paris PROPOSE
ton WAS much favored bv Johnson. but
Curlcy said he would rather take a
chance with his man against Johnson
in his own country
Under the conditions of the match
Johpson Is To receive for his services the
fiat sum OF S3l loo. Irrespective of the re-
sal, OF the contest. Eleven hundred dol
lars Of this VIII he turned over to Stake
hcldeI Al 1'ierney Of this city before
May |. this 10 go as Johnson's training
cxneQSnS.
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Charleston Results.
BY International Nsva Service.


First race, four and half furlongs-Christma.
Star; IL tScTagart 1 to 2. won: Ralph Lloyd
llb Pcnk), 10 TO .. second: Loan shark lIn
nain). 20 70 J. third: Time. :5f Is. Pike ;
Peak. Fern Louise and Ella Craoe also ran
Second raco. SIX furlongs-RISht Easy in,
[Hanover). 10 I. won: Sir AIyeseot liS iP.akI
II TO 10. second; Pharaoh 100 (Turner,, TO l.
third. Time, I:it Felix. Gagnsnt alss wisxn
also '@'
Third race. SIX and half furlongs-cracker
Box io7 Peak). 10 9. won: Morrislown III
tHanover). 20 TO ]. second: Lady Lightning. 10,
and Breaker Boy also ran
Fourth race mile and a six,ccn.h-John Fur
long. III CTurncr), even, won: Nadzu 20 Uian
OYER , - 70 l. second; Limpet: 90 (lonmani.
10 q third Time. iI7 2-5. West Point FOXY
Mary, Carlton C. and Font also ran
fH,h raco. ok furlonss-Exoalibcr. Ioi C,Ioore).
IL 10 q. won; Country Boy. lc3 (Turner) IL
to l, second: Plant 1o5 MeT1ggartj. 10 /,
Time, l:l5 shrevo. First Aid. StccliT Chrstn,r +,
paisy Bay OF Pleasure. oporth. Jim Ray Malta
and Thirty Forty alto ran
slAth race. milo and sixteenth-Beach gand
io7 tMooToI. to 2. won; Ha,terus Ios fsehSa;
bls): even. occono. Arbutus. 10, (Turuerl q
10 third Time. i4s 2-6. Gagnant Star,
9o!aen o!aen Treasure. Peter Pcndcr and The Golden
butterfly alSo
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Jim Flynn is nEhtinc under percenta ge
proposition of what is left after all ex-
pcnses of the contest arc paid out of the
gate money. The Pueblo man will even
pey his own training expenses
The expenses of staging the contest,
including Johnson's financial end and the
building OF the arena. will total sos, 900.
Only TWO boxing gates" ever have ex-
ceeded this sum Therefore. Flynn is
making the biggest sort of a gamble.
practically facing the proposition of
fighting the champion for nothing more
than q chance al the heavyweight cham
pionship title, which he says he is abso-
lutely confident of taking away from the
present holder
The men are 10 box to a finish under q
catch weight agreement. with fivc-ounce
gloves. Tho referee is to be mutually
agreed upon later
SANTA FE. N. NJ April 1.-THE house
late today passed the Tripp prizefight
bill by a vote of % 10 II. The measure
permits 45round contests which legalizes
the proposed Johnson Flynn fight at
Las Vegas. July A.
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ENTRY RUNS ONE, TWO
IN JAMESTOWN RACE
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
JAMESTOWN Va, April T-Todsys race re-
suits:
First sncc four furlopgB-Liherty Hall. i32
GIsr,inl l to O. won; Spring Maid. 100 (Fodon).
10 2. second: gtholburs II. III tskirvu,. S
To &. third. Time, 80. Bursco's. Satyr and
Captain Elliot also
Second race. hyo and g llolf MISUNDERSTANDING
Account, l0a (Adamsl. 10 l, won: Kcrran. los
tEstop). s TO ]. second: Arsuy. % tAmbrcsc,.
10 to I. third. Time 1; ;os 5-b. Inferno Queen,
Heootic Tudn's Sister. Defy. Hidden Hand and
Naughty Rose also
Third race. Owe and half furlonss-Rod and
Gun. as (McCahcy) 10 ]. won, Tasteful. log
tobcrp, 30 to ]. second Ethel Lebrune. iol
(Ambrosc), to 8. third Time LOS a-5. Mollio
Koarncy. Mon Ami. Descendant and Musk Melon
also
Fourth racc. seven flriongs-HcIte Glenn, ios
tAmbroso), to l, won; Lady Trms 1oo McCahyl.
? 10 s. second. Force, los OForsythe). l. to /.
third. Tme, IS t-6. V Powers. Blanche Fran
ces and Camel also ran.
Finn race. six furionso-Fond Heart. toS
(Schutipger), TO 8, won Onsger, lis (Olgglps)
TO /, second; Richard Reed tForsytho), 10 l.
Time. I;l5. Malatinc. stnlmore and Camciia also
Sixth rnce, miie-Jennio Gcddcs, rs (Mc"
Cahy). 2 10 9, won. Little Emo. 92 AmbroSe),
& to /. second; Norbitt JOS (Butwoll), u TO l.
third Time. Ia: 20 Montgomery and Urea
Major also ran.
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ALL HALLOWS SOPHS
LOSE TO FRESHIES

for six innings the freshmen and seph-
oinores struggled for run on All Hal
io"s campus yesterday. but 1t was only
on bases that Young or the freshies con-
hected with the sphere and cracked out
a singing two-bagger bringing in the
1a'les thnt won, the gone by the score
bo'n teams were out for victory and
pIaSed in the best OF form. The game
was DELAYED several times on account of
close decisions which In some cases were
not 10 the liking OF the ma ior.ity ~ f.na
iiS ms Is the first game OF q series OF five
@onI'stensen M played a star game. Rogers
,,npd nnd Ward were also honor men Both
WI Whceinr Gle, and Snow pitched excellent bali
up: e 'he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18
OUTLAW LEAGUE TO
START ON MAY

CHICAGO April 17.-wiliam Nlesen.
owner Of the Chicago franchise In the
United States Baseball league returned
today from a league meeting in Pitts
burg yesterday and announces that man
ayers for the eight clubs had been Sc
lected.
Play will begin May
Following are the managers: Chicago,
Bert keeley;' Cleveland Jack O'Connor
formerly manager OF the ST. Louis AmerI-
cans: Pittsburg. Deacon" Phlllippi
formerly pitcher with Pittsburg; Wash
ington, George Browne. formerly with
the Chicago and New York Nationals,
Richmond. E O, Langraft. Cincinnati
Hugh McKennon. Reading. Leo Groom
New York, William Jordan.
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Baseball BrepffieS

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 17--"Aes" stsu-
art. one time member Of the Chicago Nationals,
died hero today. aged "a.
CINCINNATI April r.-BiIly McCreary one
Of the best known sporting mon In the country
died AZ the city hospital hero today following In
juries received several months ago, whom be fell
down stairs. Al one time he WAS wealthy but
today he practically pennileus.
CHICAGO, April f7.-Beforo leaving for ST
Louis today. Manager Callahan Of the Chicago
American league club announced that Matty Nc.
1ntyre veteran outhsdor, would replace Walter
Matick. recruit In right field This is the
INIT shift OF tho lineup since the opening Of
the ssaaon. Mattick will be retained utility
outhelder.
NEW YORK. April T.-Prcsident Lynch OF tho
National league today suspended Manager william
Dahlon OF tho Brooklyn club for three days be-
cause no had protected In last Saturdays game
over decision by of tho umpiros.
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Sonhonnrns
GARRlCK THEATER
BALL TEAM WINS

M nc Gsrrick theatcr baseball team heat
ine Otpn.eni ball team yesterday morn
60 g. -, Thurston Hall. Jay Young wa,,ao
h5ey,iinour; Nell Pratt and Ty Movers Won
a stnnS honors. Chester ROLAND pitched
q. ms mercy. Allen Cartright canoh, -
Sp'GDaid game: bu' the real topllneS wss
and paV'q b. san,s',, nsTSlin with three-bsse hit
.nat put the game on ice Coachs1s u,ans mane
stage argot thus; Chester yo,,srs usea ',
stase; sta; Book home run Neii:" "HsiI Ip
'nree-sheet stuff, Chick" NAV
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Las Vegas Gets Fight;
Flynn Taking Gamble


ICAGO April l7-yak Johnson will defend the world heavy
boxing championship jim Flynn at Las Vegas,
~ ~ NJ, July next fight finish Jack Curley pro
jim Flynn made this
ment tonight
(urley the according to the articles
But he closed with the New Mexico people and
concluded there keeping the place secret until May
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Soccer Game Saturday.

grounds this evening AZ oeioes hxs hsr Aenoo
ss,o soef ,9oteAil club This ia the last pruetie,
as,n,a '"e gluos game with Rio Grande neI,
-, sy' edusy' me rslsetiou committee ia AZ n IoS'
Enor lut, who to play Saturday as this !,
81. 81 ,.hke toughest match OF the reason F-rd
ni.. I'll, PROBABLY come from Deuy.r tc
esay esnn, fullbnek The Rio Grande team is cor.
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CROSS HAS SHADE
OVER HARLEM TOMMY
BY International News Service.

NEW YORK. April 17.-Lesch Cross
shaded Harlem Tommy Murnhy in the
main event of ten rounds at the Empire
Athletic club tonight. II was a fair
fight. but nothing exceptionally brilliant
Cross won as the result OF a strong I'm
ish that fairly swept Murphy off his
feet In the last two rounds. In the
early part Of the FRAY Tommy caused
Leach all manner of trouble. He shot
short range chopped his right TO the
body with good effect. Murphy was wild
as could be all through the mill. Cross
was surer In his leads, but was both
cred by his old familiar trait OF covering
up on every pruvocation This some
what detracted from what otherwise
would have been cracka lack bout.
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summary; Home run-Hsyom. Two base hitD-
Houser. MeTkle, Brown. Stolen bssea-Devore
Doyle. Double play-Camphell to Mcdonald
Bases on balls-Oh Brown. 2. Struck out.-By
Brown, Q; by Wiltso, 10 Sacrifice hits-Herzog
Doyle. Wild pirch-Wlltse. Time of same-l as
Atsendance-3ooo UmpireG-Klcm and Bush
Only One Ball Game.
All the other games In the National league
wore postponed on account Of rnin yesterday.
No Games in American.
Rain prevented all the baseball games scheduled
In the American league yesterday
American Association.
Rain postponed all games In the American asso-
clation yesterday.
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REAGAN AND JOHNS
BOX HERE IN MAY

Willard Bean last night closed up match
between Jimmy Reagan and Tally Johns 10 box
ton rounds In the Colonial theutor during tho
lrst week In May. The bout originally gcbod.
ulod for the last weok In April. but Roam learned
chat other athletic contests would he staged dur
ins the same week. 70 he wired Johns and Roa-
readily agreed. Last night both wired Bean they
would be hero without fall
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DICK COOLEY SENDS
FOR TOOTHAKER

Dick Cooley the Salt Lake Union lesgue mag
nate. yesterday mailed trans nsportation 10 TSirler
Toothoker aud wired him at Donvcr report
hore at once. For some time past Western league
msVnates have been trying 10 set Cooley TO lot
them havo Toothnker. but Cooley concluded thar
he wanted TO sec him work before giving hun up.
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Roller Chamninnshir,

q, MiLWAukEE. April i7.-Harley ps7idnon O,
skating won rue emilio professional roller
saa M",iGnc cionei OF aorristown. Pa. was second
sn1 any rTfa Martin OF San Jose. Cal. third. Time
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Manhattan League Meeting

Managers and captains OF the Manhattan bsro
ball league VIII hold business meeting ,hb
evening At the Salt Lake Hardware Al 7;aI
o'clock. Managers muat bring with them player,
whom they expect To sign
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N dtiondl League

BOSTON. April 17,-Tho New York Nationals
outplayed Boston and errorn by sprntt resulted
In two OF the visitorR runs and homer by
Meyers, his sixth consecutive hit of the oerios
accounted for another diving catch and two
throws from center which cut OF runners by
Campbell were features. Score r. H. E.
NEW YORK-R0STnN
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Ball Game in Blizzard

MADISON. WIS., April I7--PayinG In a n,a.
blizzard. the University Of Wisconsin baseball
toau defeated The UulvcTsjty OF Chicago A 70 =
The game was called In the siIth. when Chicago
rciuged 10 continue ~4eN
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Packey Signs to Box Wells

artials, ~ April l2-packey Mcfarland s,spod
round mach hven, ,,m nors last night for his ten
draw wsI,s! Issa 10 Assured $4,000 win lose or
agree TO roigh in at i35 pounds 80 Ihe men
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WILDCAT" FERNS
WINS ON KNOCKOUT

BARTkEsvrLLE Okla. April J7.-with = ter
rlhc blow to the stomach Clarence ,WlldcaU
Forns OF kansas City. claimant OF the wol,cT-
weight championship Knocked out Eddie Coste,o
OF nrooklyn. n Y, In the fourth round OF a
ncheduled hhecn-round bout here tonight II was
the nFst tlmo Costello had boon knocko cd
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DOOM THREATENED
WITH APPENDICITIS


BY IntornntIonaI News Service
PHILADELPHIA. April IA dispatch from
New York tonight statos that Manager Charlie y
Doom OF the Philadelphia National League club
Is In his room ut tho Hotel Somerset threatened
Giih appendicitis. Three phyci!caus and trained
nurse are conVtan,ly attending Doom
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Little Cubs Triumph.

The Littio Cubs yesterday defeated a baseball
nine composed OF the pupils In room 4, of ihr
Grant school 10 TO T. Homo runs wero made h,
Gradtone. Burilneamc and Walker ~
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Blue Jaya Osfe.+ c.

The Blue Jays baseball team dsSs,,..
nnlted Giants yesterday 10 To i5 Ha,,sr,.- p, ,ne
Sps, Johnson. Green. r NOVEL; ana n.e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18

ANOTHER WONDER. WHAT Is rr7
You can get Num- . Black Oil out
of Salt Lake.
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BILLIARD TOURNEY
WON BY BUCKLE

In IN" billiard tourney at the Eenyco ps
last night a. l.. Buckley won the dryt E1s
500, Wally BTlnkworth tho second prl,s 4 4
and j, r. Smith the third prize OF s. ~
a close race. The elementary pool tqunr>s
starts Monday Lloyd Joyne, former prus1u
OF tho parlorn. has received no reply >
challenge he sent 10 Banker Hors,n.
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Lucky Stars Win Game.

The Fremont second team defeated bv the
Lucky Stars by the score OF II TO yesterday
Tho lineup:
J,urkv
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jamestown Entries.

b. International News Service
JAMESTOWN. Va. April 1s.-Entries for TO-
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Coast League
"SPlDER" KELLY TO
BE GIVEN BENEFIT

Cards are out announcing a long list OF bo,
ing contests for the benent be given '.SoIder''
Molly at Beans San Gym next Friday night II
~ likely that some who have promised 10 anp~ar
VIII he abSent, hu, tho entertainment even thor
WIZ be much longer one than usual. Tho bouts
advertised Tommy Gaffnsy va DIel UyJsnd
Young Windsor Vic Hansen Peter Jaoknon "a
nut, simms. Jack RoSorr ols oleson. Chalky
Gsrmslne Gsne va, jack Price. Jack Doznoy w Al
S.nrnncr Harley Rota Harry Stockton Rorb
Shradcr and posincy have promi6ed 10 20 on nns
u 'neJ 90 that bout should be intersating
Opening ball Wandamere. Friday.
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Charleston Race Entries,

By International News Service
CHARLESTON. 8. C.. April 7-Tomorrow's
entries.
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HIGH SCHOOL SHUTS
OUT GRANITE, 1&|
GALLAGHER and Treseder D.
Good Work in Box and Als
at the Bat.

TIE high school baseball tssn =,
from Granite Yesterday aftsrns,
Granite, Is 10 o. The high school "a,
had the game won from the frat InnI,
The Granite teams fielding "a, :,
and the batting weak The high ~.
team started out with two rims "a !
first inning and never made less fh,a !,
runs In each inning. On account n
ginning so late only seven inninu ~
played. ~
This is the first league game to- 4
high school boys, who did not mai. 7,
error. Granite made ten errors /,
high school, GALLAGHER pitched m, J,
three innings and Treseder the sst 4,
Granite got two hits of OF GzlI,,ls
and GALLAGHER walked one man. TRAD,
did not walk 4 man and gave no y
Granite only got two men Ia frat 81
school got fifteen hits. Seven G1II
men We're famed. but only ons =
school man struck out
GALLAGHER got three three -haggers n
OF which he tried 10 stretch into a h
run. but was put out. The umpirisf'
Mcintyre and Stephenson was good n
lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18

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