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Holbrook argus., 1912-01-16

r with his son aud daughter-ir law at this city.
 Jud C. Lathrop of Holbrool
 was a business visitor in towl
 this week looking after the hna
 arrangements of completing tn,
 new Opera House of which he i,
 the proprietor. The Opera chair.
 for the place have arrived this
 week from Los Angeles and Mr
 Lathrop us informs that he ex
 pectsto have the place in rum.
 ing order by February 1st.
 J. A. Lyons returned from Los
 Angeles Thursday evening where
 he has been on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos. F. Cave, accompanied by the children, are visiting here at present with MT. and Mrs. M. L. Vaughan, being on their way to Los Ange- les from St. Louis, Mo. Mir. Cave IS a brother-in-law of Mr Vaughan.
 J. M. Wilson the plumber, brother-in-law of Dr. Geo. P. Sampson who was in business here last summer, was a visitor here a few days this week from Flagstaff where he is now mak. ing his home.
 K. E. Keeney returned from Los Angeles Wednesday evening where he has been for the last few weeks taking a much needed rest. He has again resumed his duties with the Santa Fe.
 Sam Flemming was a visitor at Williams Wednesday.
 Mrs. Jos. F. Seeger is i'll at the present time at her home with an attack of pneumonia.
 Ed Hough of Flagstaff was a W1nslow visitor Wenesday.
 Otto Bruchman, father of R M. Bruchman is visiting at the present time with his son here. MT. Bruchman comes here from Wis.
 Edgar Brown, proprietor of the new steam laundry at Flag staff, was hustling for business in Winslow the first of the week
 Dr. Wilkes, territorial sheep in. spector and Veterinary surgeon, i was in town on business the first of the week.
 A valuable work horse belong ng to Night Marshal B. F. Ket- ;hum, died Tuesday. Pneumonia was said to be the cause of the lnimals death.
 There are two doggies less in own. Veterinarian Wilkes, who vas here Tuesday, undertook to ,emove sn unnatural growth rom the neck of two handsome ull-blood pups belonging to }has. CriPpen and Rolan Sho- valter, respectively. The animals were chloroformed and every 'recaution taken to make the operations successful, but the re- ut was fatal in spite of every hing E. J. Woolf was in from his g anch iu the mountains this week | ttend1ng to some matters of usiness that required his atten- ss ion. = The Rev. Joseph Lyons Meade | vas m Flagstaff few days this t 'eek attending % his flock in hat city. V BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. AL t ed Olson, a girl. q Agent Harry F. Fouts of this b ty was a business visitor at d lbuquerque last Sunday. a a T. Collins is .+ tLa ,. N
Holbrook argus., 1912-01-16

E. $. Wright of Tucson was {, business visitor in town Wedres- day.
 Jamie K. Walbridge was in town Wednesday from Leupp.
 Harry Klofkorn was a Flag staff visitor Wednesday.
 w. E Oswald was in town Tuesday from Williams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
BOXING At BENEFIT
IS FULL OF COMEDY
"Knockout" Al Shrader and
Jack Downey Spar
Cautiously.

Spider" Kelly's benefit attracted about
300 persons TO Beams San-Gym last
night, where a number of boxers gave e1-
hibitlons OF their skill. but not OF their
staying powers. because none Of them
tore loose with the idea OF DANA SinE his
adversary.
The first thing on the card was a four
round sct-to between Knockout AL
Shradcr and his preceptor. Jack Downey.
Downey was careful not to hurt his pu-
for his teacher TO let loose any ''hay-
makers"
Vic Hanson and Jack Rogers put up q
very fair three round exhibition. Both
showed skill, but neither was trying to
fight.
Dick Hyand and "Challky" Germaine
gave a duplicate OF the Hanson Rogers
go and these two mlN-ups were the best
on the card, far as boxing Skill was
concerned.
Peter Jackson. the colored puglIst
whose challenges have been fierce and
frequent, was pitted against a novice
named Frank Walters. Jackson was in
his element. He danced about Walters.
tapping him now and then, and as he
landed each tap he looked at the fans
as much as TO say, 'Just see what ] can
do"
Despite the fact that Walters was In
experienced Jackson showed a surpris-
ing agility for ono OF his years and per-
Dan Connor and Young Stockton put
up the other bout. which was devoid OF
features. Jackson and Walters furnished
the comedy stunt of the evening. Singers
from local theaters sang number OF
selections,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
BALDWIN EAGER To
BOX WOLGAST HERE
Boston Pug Urges Harry
Heagren to Bring Ad to
Zion for Bout.

Believing that his man can win the
lightweight championship If he can get
a bout with Ad Wolgast before the lat
ter meets Joe Rivers AT Los Angeles on
July 4. Alec A. Mclean. manager OF
Matty Baldwin, is trying to induce Harry
Heasren to get Wolgast here for a ten
round no-decsiop contest Mclean and
Baldwin Will arrive next Thursday and
on the following Monday night Baldwin
meets Dick Iyland In "A ten-round con-
test at Saltair
Try to get wolsast for bout with
Hyland about the middle Of Nav"
writes Mclean 10 Heaeren. II believe
that you can got him for "A no-decson
contest as he wants TO try himself out
before he meets Rivers. Matty is anX-
ous to give him that tryout and we are
confident that IL can get him I'm the
ring for ten rounds that Matty will beat
him so badly that it will not take a ref
eree's decision to show who is the win
ner We are anxious to get this bout.
but n YOU can't get Wolgast get Knock
out Brown OF New York. as Matty wants
to get a crack at him"
Mclean seems To figure that Baldwin
Is sure winner when he meets Hyland,
but Hylands friends aver Mclean is
likely to receive a shock. as Hyland is
now training hard and is showing a
world OF class in his workouts. He is
said to be fast as lightning. hitting hard
and exceiling at inhghting. He is con-
iident of his ability to beat Baldwin,
Bal6wn's recent victory over Johnny
Mario in New York bears out the state
ments of Mclean TO the effect that
better than ever. When he and Hyland
clash the fans should see great con-
test,
Hoagren Il. going to elevate the ring in
Saltalr and will have seating accom-
modations for more than 10000 persons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
DEMOCRATS ARRANGE
FOR DOLLAR DINNER
Feast Will Be Enjoyed at
Commercial Club on
Evening of April 26.

A dollar dinner Will be eaten by Salt
Lake county Democrats at the CONNER
cisl club on the evening of April 90.
and provision is being made 10 accom-
modate 500 guests.
At last nights meeting in the Hooper
building this definite conclusion was
reached and announced. a programme
for the occasion was also made In
Guiding the following numbers: THE
Old Democracy-Good Enough for Me-"
Mrs. Roundy: Why This Unseemiy
WraDEle?" p. VI. Roberts; Tho Income
Tsx-to Eaua!ize tho Burden" Tillman
y. johnson OF Ogden: The Sage OF
Monticello and the Sagebrush Democ-
rscy. Judge 5. r. Thurman; THE Wool
Tariff-Its Failure TO Protect w. w
Ray: should Democracy Win in Utsh?'
Ashby SNOW: Presidential Candidates -
Frank X. Nebeker. Progressive Democ-
racy." W. ~. King
These speeches all are 10 be brief ten
minutes being allowed to each OF the
spss akers William r. Wallace Is 10
hold the watch on them as toastmas-
ter.
Already there are 100 reservations for
the dinner. these having been made at
last nights meeting. About 500 por-
sons can he accommoda ted at the Com
mercial club and IL looks as IL the list
will be practically filled today Those
desiring 10 make reservations may do so
by Applying 20 County Chairman Joseph
\ Young. rooms and Hooper build
inZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
Charleston Meet Ends.

By tn'srza'ionhi Meas Service.
CHARLESTON. s. G.. April 18Th. CbarI.,,,,
t&ee meeting closed today. RssuIts:
Firrt rpee. four furionEz. scliing-rnan sbsrk
ll2 fFainl, h 20 :. Nor Frsfarict L vs
'tsskls 20 5. second. Mamma johnson INs
tAlsnl. 20 !, thirt. Timr. -ts1.s Feru
Louise. LADY Anna For; Sumter Fihens sod
Csg,Hin HEX ALTO ran
-eeooS raes. siE fuTiorrs-Thsrsch. les tUor-
mani. even. pon: J. n Barr Ios GRllanI :,
% l. teoond. Cap-ifo. ioi tneln II 10 s tb.-s
Iims. l;lt irish SiS. f1rision C.-.naonious
hotin Grey. isssVpburu. wssihgfy. Niek s,os.-
ani foro'sliEo also
Ih're race. eve snd a hsH fufioars-uorS
- " tbrueci 20 = Non. Jeanis Well
u iFsakl 70 l. S--onS. reffy B-.r fnf
sNSesyi. = - J. thi-a TINE i0S =. sbr.,r
nslnain, fnrs, Cisqg-. Suk Arro,au, p,t,
Nsaf, Lyris - an Ia Z Nerirso also r,-
.2efa rAzs mile srf tikteeafh-Tots Fur.
lc.g. I'D tTprarri "a -rr. p,v-,, -,
,Nne,' - 20 J. ssroad iifapet ia5 tu-,,-.,
70 I. thira Ttus 10 ~ f.-,c- nos.'
hsls7e- SAfEp ac1 Nockl.- 4iss - p
ff'a Faee 80 suf haif fn~iar.s-l.,s =.
- NgTnsr'. n 10 g. sos Ton N.-,,-
~ Ianf. : 10 !. ssronai soa--tsr III sp.iu
- =. thir1 Tire i.o- f-s tog t.,t.r
hiEai EssT. belfast snd ElirAh-.h EsT.-,1 ,i.
sur rses mile sus sist.-u,n -co,s., r....
ur. ~ iFsrnrefi. 20 .n1. $50. 90
~, Ho1n-nl. 20 rc~aaf. ws.t g., h.,
ihru7si. y - . thi-i Tir1r 10 -.
.nlins. Nsrrrr Grtsrsll Dolly Ruitr-.s N,a-S,,
is1 foo'iiEsia at Hosard sh.sa aiso "a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
MARATHON RECORD
BROKEN BY RYAN

BOSTON. April lo.-Tho team OF long distance
runners which will represent the United States
In the Olympic Marathon at Stockholm
July 4 announced tonight. following the six
toenth running today OF the Boston Athletic
associations Marathon ruro.
Michael ]. Ryan, Irish American A. c.. New
York winner OF tho race. heads the list OF eight
runners.
The certain members OF the team are: Androw
Sockale1s. the 0ldtowp, Ne, Indian. running
like Thomas II. Lillcy. another choice under tho
colors OF the North Dorchester A. A., Fritz Carl
son. Minneapolis a. c.. Harry +. Jcnson, Pastme
A. C.. New York: Richard f. Pignott. Medtord :;
John J. Gallagher. Yale university, and Sidney
Hatch OF Chicago.
Clarence II. Dcmar OF the North Dorchester
club. last yoars Boston 4. a. winner aud holder
OF the record which Ryan broke today; Lewis
Tewanina OF tho Carlisle Indian school. and L.
Plllivant of Chicago probably will be chosen
we'll the Los Angeles Marathon winners
Ryan tho twenty-five miles today in = hours
Fl minutes is l-5 seconds The former record
: hours II minutes 90 30 seconds. held by
Clarence Demar.
Andrew Sockalcxis ran close second to Ryan
and missed cqualIng Dcmars record by Il
ondR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
Soccer Notes
Blu William Service.

The Utah Association Football union. at a re-
cont meeting. decided 10 send All Utah team
TO play the Tintic district on Sunday, April 2s
This will doubt satisfy .ho craving OF the
Eureka team for game. as the committee ap-
pointed 20 select the union team will have
players from Salt Lake Rio Grande. Ogden
Provo. Utah Copper aud Fort Douglas.
This aggregation will show tho minors how
the game should be played.
The game between Salt Lake and Rio Grande
will be played today at $50 p. m. on the high
school grounds The Salt Lake team will be
selected from tho following players: Parker
Ridge. +. Bramley. Umpleby, Robinson. Prime
Service, ellsworth. hnsell. Kenyon. Poole and
Churchill
This game Will he played provided 1t docs not
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
SILVER KNIGHT WINS
SIXTH At JAMESTOWN
Reliable Old thoroughbred
Heavily Played by Local
Talent on Tip.
JACK PARKER FIRST
His Long-Delayed Victory Ar
riveS on Getaway Day
at Charleston.
JACK PARKER FIRST
By International Ne~ru Service.

BY International Nesr Service
JAMESTOWN. Va. April ls.-Today's race re-
cults:
Flint race four and a halt furlongS-Cbureh
Bell. 40 tBrushl, 10 l. won. Latent. 40 MAR
TIM. to /. second; Captain Elliott, los (Srhut-
tinEes). 10 I. thiIe Time. .j5 l.6. Dogwood,
Pink Lady Sweet Times and Cordis y. also
ran.
Second rae. riI furlonEs-DossehuI. liz Me
Cahtyl. Q 10 s. ~or; sheriff Grreniugor. 80 (sklr-
vtni is 10 !. second: Tick Tack. 81 CLounsborry),
u to !. thlrd. Time 1:i5 2-s Cs,roks. Day
bell, BaIt. Wood Dove. Rspseious, Gilbert and
TIE Folios also
Third race. I've and a half furlonss-ouccn
Bee. io7 tLounsoerTyl. to J. Won Deduction.
~ ikmbrosoj. % to J. second; Rod and Gun.
o. tNeCaheyl, TO ]. third. Time. LOS 3-5,
Fsnehetto. Hampstead. LOWS, Molio Kearncy.
Black River and Abdul slso
Fourth race fvo and a half furongs-Mon
Ami. los tEstep). TO :. Won: ke7an ioj
CMscsheyI. ) to I. second. Frank RvhstAllcr.
Ipt tLounsberryl, TO 5. third. Time :oa. VIA
Ming srailc Billy BSrnes. RidgeIsnd and Horace
T.. also
Flfth race. six furionss-Fond Heart. II2
cSchut;ingcrl. ! 3. Won: Love Watches. 100
tFeJguson). Il 70 !, second; ToDiata l07 tBut-
Nell. 10 20 I. third. Time. i,I5 2-5. Richard
Reed. Matinee and CsS;lovood also rau.
Sixth Tsce. miie and EiEteonth-Silyer knight
io5 tGoulci, 10 3 Won. o. L. Buster ios
tESiepl u 20 J. second; Lord Elan. III But
veii. 10 third Time. !;is Third Rail-
Apiastsr and kiite;cy also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
TRACK MEET TO-DAY
If SUN COMES OUT

y. tas-eau ssr- b-'~c-- ti- hi-h ..hrer
sns loffAn ,ssu a. postrnare - - esropr.
Nn ~ n Eamr rfff ffr urIrr~r4f. -
cni teen has sis1 he~n .frruss srtu -,
~<sk Ths gcztrolsrl-nf - fhess sam. 80
80 tne mEh rh'oi team thre- Esa-l nsrf
Cnaeh h~harfrcn ta azEi-us O. 80 fs~ r,-.,
4r- - a. - fscifs - rhs-l-ts-sri- =.
noih - i7r1t1 arf srFHUr f'~t arfo-,fs -t,-.
tsrrr rs@aa ate So -aF rrs~ hirt ..t-lf
as - - ra-ea urr rc+ rIzerI f@f.r. f-.--
csri.sr
Tn' hiEs ssaooi vni hoI4 dusi trsrs -,
rth hs unifrrsitT trrshrsE this s't--ro5o In
- TsaheT p~-uffs All hiEh -rhorf hos ~,
ssTs er-o -; To- 'rses su - given . ehIn-e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
MARKSMAN HITS A
OUT Of 100 SIM
Commissioner Skeen of 4
den Makes Remarkable R.
ord at Trap Shooting.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April i9-In The ,,.
shoots held by the ogden Gun an,
spring County Comunissione, NJ.
Skeen has proven himself 10 b. v.l
IN defend the city's title in N. "a,
Utah Idaho tournament. which 4, I.
held at Salt Lake.
In "A recent shoot at Salt Lsks :.
broke 9S out Of possible l06 aI
practice match on the local =rour5.
terday he accomplished the rep,d,,
score Of 90 out OF a possible 10
The next highest man al ,hs :
was Il professional representing a IN
company. who had score ot ~
Members Of the local club ara ID
arrangements for a "merchand,ss -
which is TO be held in the near h.
a number OF Ogden merchants VI
fer merchandise prizes for Ii,
scores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
National League

NEW YORK, April 19.-When Christy
Mathewson started for the mound at the
opening of the Polo grounds today. he
was called to the platform and presented
with $500 automobile bought with the
contributions OF 10 900 fans
The New York Nationals opened
their season here by defeating the
Brooklyns in hard hitting game
The locals Knocked Rucker out OF
the box. Errors by Stark and Dauhert
a Wild pitch and a stolen base put Devore
and Shafer on second and third with
none out In the first. Rase runners
scored on Murray's single After Murray
was thrown out stealing. Markle hit for
the circuit. Schardt was also hit rather
hard, but he kept the locals hits scat
tered. Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
international League
TOOTHAkER WILL
PITCH FIRST GAME

Ipothassr iii pitch hvr lnrlnrs ~ N. 81
scrap~rs pisy Nsrg~ffs team ta-sav aos 4, -.
rsathei ts Indictment toiaF - -iU MI. 49,.
ipral ectut N ~ tc1 FIrsar sxafr-t NJ.
gs'ff DIX Dooi-r late last nirnt faH ,h., \,
ne sl- caDs CIT thu morrins ths a,s-,--s
Toulc - Or enough 10 gisr hv z.-A ,.gi,-t
tuf u1lsrs fh~ s1r rffr<s Hsarir An f,..--
- Es1r rtN p glarrt. ninbr Irbv 80 ~
hfFls tcsa ril arrive fpfsg Th.y s~fr 90
~ EToen1a -rers 80 vct Crolrr Reed al ~
u.ef Filf irsn hsa zane schedui~d vttb
NHffs1 for tgi1orror n b, can aaa rro.grs.
az .1'7sh sons - E-est recruits vii asip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-nattej for Dixon in ninth
eoston- ....-...-...... ! Z, q n-E
fhiledol7hiE ...-.,.. O o -
summary: TWo-base hits-CampbelI grccnoy
THUS Alexander. faskcr,. Ludcrus C2l Double
pisy-Pastert 10 KnzbS Hita-On ya,t,-, &
In l-3 Innings; on ponnely IN c.s In.
uinSS: of Dickson. in iunInrs Es,et a.,
halls-On Alexander 8; on Douneily. l. OF pIrL-
son. :. Struck out-By Alexander 4: bv Mai,
tern. J by ponocIy, /; bT Dickson o s,rrisr.
nit-he1sndor Time Of some-l;52 umpires--
At MISUNDERSTANDING ST. Louis. no
game wet grounds
AZ Chiclso-Chicaso-C Cincinnati game
postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
NEW YoRK-BRooKLYN.
.Botted for Ruckcr IN first.

''Batted for Schardt In ninth.
b'oohlEn ...-s....... / o o q o.
New York ..-..-........ J o o .-s
summary: Homo Tp-Merkle Two-bn,e hits
Deyorc. Heraog Snodgrass. Downs. Meyers Hts
on Ruckcr. in | inning. Struck out-By
Aathcvson. ); by Rucker. !. by Schardt ! HIT
by pitohcr-By Schsrdt. ]. Wild pltch-Ruclcr
noran.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April l9-The
National league season here opened to-
day with the weather cold and the at
tendance small The Philies won by HIT
ting the Boston pitchers hard. but Alex
andeG was also hit freely. The score was
9 TO .. Score;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
WOMAN CHECKS FIRE
WITH GARDEN HOSE

4 determined woman. armed WITH +.
garden hose, conquered q stubborn blaze
AZ tho VI. r. Richards home. as7 South
Eleventh East street yesterday after
noon before the FIRE department. arrived
The hre started from an overhestsd fur
mace. Mrs. Richards turned in an alarm
ana tnen ran for the garden hose. Wben
the motor engine from the central Eta
uon arrived she had reduced the bIaz.
10 sniol1erinE en,bers and the danger was
over. The damage Was slight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
SANDY FERGUSON
HAS "COME BA0

By International Mean Service
BOSTON. April ls.--Saniy FerEu'oa IN
temperance In tho ring tonight va
knocked out Morris Harris OF phlla!drl
the second round Of their schedule1 -
bout az tho Central 4 4 Tho main by.t r
Pilgrim A. 4, tonight wa bet~tsi n
O'Bricn and Al belmont o Rrisn acli II
walked out Of tho ring ~ the ssi o. VI
round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
American League

WASHINGTON. April 1e.-Cold wealth
er and the Titanic disaster played havoc
with the Washington clubs opening OF
the season here. The former kept many
at home and the latter was responsible
for the absence of many nota bles OF So
cial and governmental circles. Walter
johnson was in exceptionally brilliant
form and Washington had an easy time
defeating Philadelphia. But three hits
were registered by the champions and
eight perished on strikes. Score;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20

Blanche Bates, In "Nobody's Widow. -
Will close her engagement at the Salt
Lake thcater with this evenings per-
formance. giving a matinee this after
noon Stormy weather has had no effect
on Miss Bates's scores or local admirers.
and the second large audience OF her To-
cal engagement turned out last night to
see "Nobody's Widow"
The natural color motion picture nro-
duction OF the Durbar. which opened a
ten days engagement al the Colonial
thursday night, is declared by those who
have seen the pictures 10 be the most
pretentlous and remarkable motion pic
ture production ever presented In Salt
Lake The production embraces Ia 600
fee; OF film, ahoroIng more than two
hours OF instruction and entertainment
There Will be a matinee performance to-
day and tomorrow at 2.SO y. m.
stage carpenters arc now hard at work
at the Orphcum preparing for Ida F1,I-
lers spectacular terpsichorean Droduction
entitled III" which win be one OF tbn
neadl'ners on the new bill. starting to-
morrow afternoon. Big trans are being
cut In the floor OF the stage. which will
be covered with plate glass. to permit the
dancers from below This weeks hil
closes with tonisht's performance.
with today's performances Of "Marv
James Pa. at the Garrick. Max F1znsi
will close the arst week OF his starring
engagement at that house az the head
or the GarTick players. Lolita Robert
son. who IN private life is Mrs FIgman.
has made vinsomc. sweat and alto.
gether charming Mrs. Perkins In Edith
E.llis's idyiiic story For ,he con1in-
week Mr. Figmsu and tho Garrick couE
pshS VIII appeal IN what is conceded 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
GLEN BAKER LET CO
BY HELENA MANAGER
McCloskey Notifies Irby That
Grounds Will Not Be in
Shape Until Tuesday.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. April 1a.-With tho weather
man offering every obstacle to the plans
Of the Union association baseball mag
mates, the prospect OF any moro exhibit
ton games In this neck OF the circuit
before the official opening OF the league
schedule on Tuesday became decidedly
meagcr today. Manager McC1oskey has
Saturday and Sunday games booked with
Irhy's Helena club. but he teleDhoned
the Montana man at Provo today in
structnE him to call everything off until
he received further Instructions The
new grounds at Glenwood park are under
thick blanket OF snow and II will take
warm sunshine TO put them In condition
for the Tuesday opening game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
American association

Al ColumbuH- n. II. Z.
ST Paul ......... % ?
Columbus o.. .... o O -
Battories-KarEcr. Dcoannere and Murray. Coop
snd Smith. Umpire5-Hsyes and Irwin.
A. Toledo r. H. T.
Minneapolis o.. -. n q q o o. .
Toledo b.. ........ ! o -
Dhtts-iez-Young. Comstock and Owen: Swann
apd C&Tlseh. Umpiroz-ForguEou and HandIboo.
AZ IudihnApoils- r IL e
Indians polls o o O 0 - IL
Observation-Disclosures. Hornshy and O'Counor: Hiron
and CLARK. tmpires-Chill and Anderson
~ Iouissils- r. II. Z
Milwaukee o.. go. a 0 %
Louisville b.. .... 0 ~
BA1eries-DourheTty. NcGynn aod Hughes Mar.
shall: Rowan. Nssel and sohisi. Umpres-BIer-
halter and Connolly.
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Blanche
Bates In "Nobody's Widow" Matt
nee today. 2'15. Evening curtain.
Sis.
COLONIAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kInemacolor pictures. Matinee,
2:l5. Evening curtain. SIS.
ORPHEUM THEATER-Advance
vaudeville. All week Matinee
daily at 2:l6. Evening. Sis.
GARRCK THEATER-Max Fisman
In Mary James Pa" Matinee to-
day, 2.15. Evening curtain, Sis.
EMPRESS THEATER-Sulllvan Con-
sidine vaudeville. Matinee daily at
2.S0. Two evening performances
f:50 and 9:l5. Bill changes We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, April t9.-Bad weather has
prevented tho exhibition games schod-
uled here and tomorrow Irby will take
his team to Salt Lake. He received
word from McCloskey tonight that the
ogden grounds could not be used Sun
day so he viii remain over I'm Zion un-
I'll Tuesday, when the league games open
with Helena VS.. Salt Lake. 1rby re-
leased Glen Baker today and also gave
V. Bcnwood permission to depart. This
leaves Irby sixteen men on his team. He
said no more releases. were contemplated
at present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20

Summary: Stolen base-Milan. Double play
Brown 70 EgAn 10 Molnnes. Bases bolls-on
johnson. ?. OF Brown, 8. Struck out-By John
sou g. BY Brown. g. Sacrifice hit-Knisht. Wild
p!,ches-Johuson (2). Time OF gsme-i:55. I'm
pires-o' LoughIn and Westervelt.
DETROIT. April ie.-Detrolt- Cleveland opening
game postponed; rain.
ST. LOUIS, April is.-chicsso-st Louis game
postponed: rain.
BOSTON April is.-Bostou-Sc York game
postponed grounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
Checker Champion Returns

Tho American checker champion. SsTf|
Banks or Detroit Mich, ALI mss Al I
in simultaneous and bliudfol1 ohs.s NJ -
at tho Salt Lake Checker aud Chs'I da|
Sharon building. al 5 o'clock toulgt, \
body interested I'm clthor game 10 5Vtrl'
yitcd.