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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Pimlico Race Results.
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BALTIMORE Nd, May 9.-Today's

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BALTIMORE Nd, May 9,-TodSy's race re-
suits;
First race four and o hal1 furlonES-LswsUit.
jas (hmbTosrl. 10 10 !, won. Mary Scribe. 100
(ButWeiD u :. second: smanb. 100 tNoTag-
garil. 10 T. third. Time, :js IS. Mccos-
sukcc. Deborah. Springup. Cadeau. or.ola and
HANDS Al Around also
Second race. six furlongs-Rosscaur. 10 fMc-
Cahcy>. II 10 .. won: Queen Bee. ioi tTUrncrl.
10 Z. second; Fathsroln, I0s tNartin) Is to
third Time. 1915 rs. silns Grump. March
away Or Bsrklcy. Joe Eose and Baltimore also
ran.
Third race. mile and sixty ysrds-My Fellow,
iO5 jTurneri. s TO !. Won: Question MARX. 100
Giopkinsl. 10 I. second; Supervisor. 100 (Shut-
uusori. 10 >. third. Time. 1:i7 5-6. Miss
Nett ~ Bart and Billy Vandervecr ALTO
Fourth race. Stoeplcchas" tTo milcs-Day Bell,
ls7 (Hcnthingtoni, to f. WON Juversncs, H2
tKrAu,cl TO T. second: Idle Michael, ls5
(kIIcnl q 20 l. third Time f.l2 80, Fiat
Run. Malaga Uncle oliver and Aggression also
run. Alfred Noble fell
Finh rare. nvs furlonss-First Slight, iit Mar
tim : 10 3 won; Captain Elliot. loi turner.
10 2 second Af,orsIow, 10: tButwelu, "a 10
J. third. Time los Wills. Little Jupiter.
Virile and Brush also ran
sixth race miie-Ktnd Sir 100 Martini.
TO l. won. Harlem Lass, lo5 (Ambrnsrl ~ Ia
l. scoond lingo 100 Crurncr). 10 I, third
Timc laS Mollie Pitchevr, Hnaiion. Ab-
accndcr. Stair. Fond. Worhorn and Gilbert also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
BURNS GOES BACK
TO MAJOR LEAGUE

CHICAGO, May 9.-The passing Of
William Burns from the minors back into
Charlie O'Leary and Joseph Casey 10 the
minors were the features OF the Ameri-
can league list of contracts. releases and
suspensions Issued today by President
Ban B. Johnson. The list In part fol-
lows.
Released: BY Chicago to Lincoln
Thomas Carney; to Sacram ento-Catcher
Kiretz. BY st. Louis to San Francisco
Thomas Tenant: to Detroit-F. c. Spen-
Ger. BY Minneapolis to Detroit-Wil-
liam Burns. By Cleveland TO Seattle
Bert Whaling; to New York Americans
John Wuf6f.
Contracts: With New York;. c.
Martin. With Boston,. G. Nuna-
maker.
Suspended: BY New York failure to
report)-E. Elliott.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
JORDAN QUITS WHEN
UMPIRE CALLS FOUL
Granite High School Gets
Game by Forfeit Following
Disputed Decision.

The Granite high school baseball team
won a forfeit game from Jordan high
school yesterday. Jordan, which started
out With such a rush, were victims The
Jordan team came up TO the Granite cam
pus and played four innings OF fairly
good ball but in the fifth the Granite
team started a batting bee. Two singles;
one double. two triples and a pass netted
the Granite team three runs, In the
last half OF that session Jordan tried 10
duplicate the Granite stunt and with
one man on a base. Barratt knocked
long drive to left field fence. The UNI
pire a member OF the Granite faculty.
called the hit foul. Coach Dutton look
exception to this decision and he ana
his men Immediately left for SANDY, thus
giving Granite the game,
In the first two innings both teams
PLAYED big league ball, and the batters
went down one, two, three. In the third
White OF Jordan smashed out nice
homer and Richards accomplished the
same thing for the same team In the
next These two, however, We're all that
Jordan was able TO tally White ana
NJ. Gardener played the best game Tor
tho Sandy team the batting OF both be-
Ing a feature.
Fox did splendid work for the Farmers
Bailey at first also played first class ball
, Owe and Blassard were the other Granite
stars. Kerr OF Granite umpired. The
lineup ,
Jordan Granite.
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|VELLO IS MEDIUM OF
COUP BY SPECULAT0R
Continued From Preceding Page,)
TROSD SLGS

(Goose). straight $40 won; Star OF Danube
l02 GIcnry) place sS 10 second; Levin. 105
tCpllahanl. show $40, third Time. :ol S-5
Rosturtlum Flabbcrgast, Transport. Coy, Moni-
tor and Harry Lauder also
Third race. mlc-9ell Horse, 100 (6anz)
straight $3.50 won. Milton B.. l0S tlIenry)
place 40. second: Princess Colaway. 10o tFaIn)
ahow $3.50. third. TImc. :3o 2-5. Star O'Ryan
and White Wool also ran.
Fourth mile-Mockler, III (Faln)s
straight sllIo won; Brig. So (Danels>. place
81 TO- second: Joe Dcbod. i0S (MoloBworthJ
show sc. third Time. la0 Is. Titles Night
mare. JGbot and CoppcTtown also
Fifth race fouT and half furlonss-York
Notions. los tMoeSworth). place go second !;
Marshon. l0s callahan. show $3.50 third. Time
also
Sixth race. milo and si1t"enth-Enendls ia
lGooscJ. straight $40, won; Sister Florence. o7
callahan place $3.50 sccond: Stecple Jack. t0S
tTainl. show S270. third. Time, ihs 3-5. Clay
aud CrossoVer also ran.
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Slugger and Clever Boxer
Will Meet at Vernon Today

From a scientific standpoint, however,
White stands out a full length IN front
OF his rough rival Jack Is an excellent
boxer. who feints, side steps, jabs and
uppercuts like litue master. on the
other hand Conley knows but one style,
the old Bat Nelson fashion of boring IN
for general results.
The problem the fans have been trying
10 solve is whether White. working IN
the early rounds while he is the strong
er, can punish his man sufficiently to
beat Conley TO the Door or bring about
the Intervention OF the referee.
There is no question that White Is
the most decisive puncher of the two,
but when IL comes to a question OF game
ness II is blind mans choice.
Tonights betting made White 10 10
choice. with the prospects that Jack
would go through the ropes tomorrow
afternoon well backed at 10 /. Both
boys have finished their training In good
shape,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
|[|[[ CRITICISED
||R DECIDING BOUT
Stewart Wins First De-
In Given in New York
Ia Horton Law Passed.

/ YoEK, May 9.-For the first
~, u. days OF the Horton law
.ea Vas handed out In n prize
yss York by Referee Patsy Ha-
Ia hs raised jim Stewards gloved
1! lhr termination of the latter 8
Sn Gunboat Smith tonight-a 81
taiion that the Brooklyn rhan
b ID. battle.
D 0Heill. member Of the state
y ccnrlissioD. was astounded at
|oc-s q Haley and said the COM
.sqh inform the attorney gem
~ Innovation. which Is a direct
y n he commissions rule.
n IS Rnk a decision as eyer a
nss. for Gunboat walloped the
II d bis Stewart, who was thirty
&l-is heavier. Smith weighed
y Stewart 9l0l pounds. Stewart
. $tter Of the opening round
= scohd was even. In the IIird
z15st right swing on the jaw
*fft vent down, but was up in
y Stewart landed some heavy
|r1shss on the head ~ the sew
u had Smith staggering at the
j u. last three rounds Stewart
j III effectively.
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International League
WOLGAST TO BOX
PACKEY M'FARLAND
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manager OF nd Wolgast. received wire
from the Garden Athletic club OF New
York this morning. Offering the champion
a match with Fackey Mcfarland the lat
ter part OF May. With IT came q Guaran-
tee of $4,000.
I'VE Will accept tho offer" said Jones.
"uuder the following conditions. That
the date he set for June / which ia our
only open date and that Mcfarland agrees
to weigh IN al 1873 pounds three or four
hours before the contest. | have wired
the club OF this and expect an early
ans swcr."
Jones has heard nothing more OF the
proposed Leach CrossAd WolGast bout
and seems 10 think that it has fallen
through
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
SCHOOL ATHLETES
IN TRACK MEET,

The Eighth grades west OF State street
held their tryouts yesterday FOR the track
meet which Is TO be held al Wanddmcre.
All OF the schools have representatives
on the team. Picco and Andersan, ootll
OF Burton school showed class rhos'=
who Will represent the western division
are.
Mile run-Slade, Hendrickson and Put
terheld.
l0O-yard dash-Audersan, Picco and
Smith
High jump-Cook. Reid Larson and
Hunter.
220-yard dash-Reid anderson and
Mackey.
Hunter.
Shotput-Johnson. Rcase and Smith.
Broad jump-Cook. PicCo. Larson and
Hunter
The relay team win he Reid, Cook, An
dersan and Picco.
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BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
Los ANGELES, May 9.-Jack White
of Chicago, who is reputed TO have
punch enough to cause any living light
weight 10 do a Rip Van Wrinkle. and
frankie Conley OF Ecnosha, about whom
one of the best things 10 he said is that
he never knows when he is licked, meet
before the Pacific Athletic club at Ncr
non tomorrow afternoon in scheduled
twenty-round go.
The weight, 123 pounds at II O'Clock.
favors Conley, who can make 122 ring
side II necessary. Whites best fighting
weight is 12S pounds three hours before
entering the ring.
Naturally White will be more or less
weakened through the taking off OF so
much weight and whether the Chlcasoan
will be affected 10 such an extent that
he will be unable to go tho full twenty
rounds with Conley. who is a VeTlteble
ring demon. remains TO he seen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
RAIN STOPS GAME
IN FIRST INNING
By Tad


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May although the weather
lip TO o'clock this afternoon was almost
ideal for baseball the scheduled game be-
tween the Missoula and Ogden clubs AZ
Genwood park had progressed less than
a full inning before rain descended In
such copious quantities as to bring about
q postponement OF the struggle. The
Blanks had scored two runs In their half
Of the first and Ogden had put one across
In addition to having n pair OF runners
on the lines when everything was called
off.
The leader OF the Macks announced a
plan today which should prove popular
Tomorrow and each Friday thereafter will
be ladies day All women will be ad-
mitted free. The Weber club is planning
a concerted movement 10 boost the at
tendance a local games.
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American Association
At st. Paul

At st. Paul r. H l..
Columbus :. -. 2 Q o 0-l0 Is
St Paul .-.....O o o.
BattarieH-Br,ck and Smith Decounicro.
Weaver and Block. Umplres-Chil and Ander-
AZ MlnnsApos- r. r. e
ToIedo .. o o o q o. /
M,nneapolis -. o o q o 90 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Land; Waddell Com
stock and Owens. Umplres-Hayss and Irwin
Al Kansas City H. H. r.
Louisville o.. ..a. o o-l
Kansag City 49,. o - ]
Bstteries-Rchter and Spencer. Rhoadea and
James Umplres-Forguson and HApdlooe.
Az Milwaukee, r. H. E.
Indianapolis 10000 100000 80 1e
Milwaukee % o o o l o 0 o 0 o o-s
Bntt erica a-Robertson and Clark. Eovllck and
Schalk Umpres-Bierhalter and Connolly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
ACADEMIC LEAGUE
CAPTAINS CHOSEN

The captains for the junior baseball
teams In the Academic league were elect
ed yesterday as follows: r Young and
Earl e. Christenson; middle league-G.
Gilligan, F. McGanney and J. Durham
IN the Junior leasue-A- Jensen, w.
Smith F. O'Bren and p. Walker. Two
league games Will be played daily until
the cloee OF school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
MAKES TRIPLE PLAY
WITHOUT ANY HELP

HOUSTON, Tex, MAY s.-Roy Aiken
third baseman Of the Waco club OF tho
Texas league, retired the Houston team
in the first inning OF today's game with
a triple play unasslsSed. With Iunne-a
batsman bunted for a squeeze play"
He hunted the ball high. The runner
from third raced toward home and the
man at second base came 70 third, put
Aiken caught the bunt, tagged the man
from second and touched third base be-
fore the man who attempted to score
could get back.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
GOLFER
BEATS BRlTISHER
Special Gable to The Tribune.

Special Gable to The Tribune.
LONDON. May n.-Fred Herreshoff.
the American amateur golfer. who was
the runner up in the international cham
pIonship, playing Hardy Hilton last year.
defeated J. e. Laidley ex-amateur cham
pion this week. two UP and one to play.
In the three-ball match. Armand Mass
ley. the French champion. beat Laidley
FIVE UP and Herreshoff four up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
SALT LAKE

Summary: Two-base hits-Dockstader,
Pendlcton. Davis. Morgan, Three base
hit-NcQuaid. Home runs-kafora C),
Matheg Sacrifices hits-Duddy, Moore
head (2), strip. Sacrifice ny-PendIe-
ton. stolen bases--Orr CD. Pendlcton
Morgan. Dressan; Runs bstted inIBy 1IH
Stripp "a, Bauer O). Davis %, Orr %,
Pendleton (2j, Base on baIls-off Dru-
hot. 3: Morgan. l. Struck out.By Dru.
in s1s innings; MaIoney. in 2-3 innings,
Left on bases-Butte s; Salt Lake. 10,
Double play-Bauer to Davis Wild pitch
-Druhot Passed bal-Strtpp, First
baso OH errors-Butte. 2; salt Lake, D.
Hit by ptcher-Morgan. Time OF game
2 hours and minutes. Umpire-Wright-
Attendance-200.
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Only a Fire Hero

but the crowd cheered, as. with burned
hands, he held up small round box,
Fellows he shouted, "this Bucklep IS
Arnica Salve / hold. has everything
beat for burns, Right also for boils.
ulcers, sores, pimples, eczema. cuts,
sprains bruises. Surest pile cure. II
subdues inflammation. kills pain. Only
25 cents at Schramm Johnson, Drugs. .
Stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10

Mrs. NJ. Bishop, Columbus. Kansas,
suffered from n weak back q good many
wears, as a result Of kidney trouble. "I
began taking Foley Kidney Pills and
soon after the pain left my back and
TODAY I am fully cured Schramm-
Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
LAS VEGAS GIVES
FLYNN AN OVATION
BY International News Service.

LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. May 9.-Iim Flynn.
the heavyweight who is TO meet Jack
Johnson for tho championship here on
July arrived tonight. Hundreds o.!
begins his training "A, Las Vegas Hot
Springs tomorrow. Al Williams, his spar
ring partner. Jack Curley, the promoter.
and H. w. LaniSan accompanied Flynn.
Curlcy leaves soon for the Pacific coast
where he will get Tommy Ryan. Flynn's
head trainer. and bring him here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Maloney Whips Bradley.

By international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. May 9,-Tcddy Ma
loncy, by persistent use OF right upper
cut beat Pat Bradley in n lightweight
bout ct the Broadway Athletic club to-
night though Bradley made strong
finish and almost carried Malonoy OFF his
feet IN the. final round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
GAMBLING ON BALI.
GAMES IN THE EAST
}, Iutetnational Nows Service.

By Iuetnatlona MOVE scTVIce
NEW YORK. May after many donials oiE
league magnatcS have been forced 10 admit that
gambling on baseball games prevails IN almon
every city on tic circuiin, According To- news
paper invcStigaton. thousands OF dollars arc be
ing waEcred hoic daily the results ~ the
big league Eumen. most or " bctng vcnturcd
through pools. To- which tickets may he pur-
chased AZ = price as low ~ u conts. Hundreds
Of thc.. nools are being operated from saloons
and cigar stands various sections Of Now
YORK and Brpuklyn.
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HONE RUNS HIT
|RF0RA Of BUT TE
ned From Preceding Page.)

20 made bad throw 10 FIRST.
nsytr safe and allowing Orr
es'on TO score. Morgan singled
. Spencer hi, to buddy, who
'estr a. third Two hits. Two
THIRD INNING.
EAs-Druhot popped 10 Orr.
q ItIdscd TO center for a sack.
raghl trying To steal, Weaver
''aoy sent a long NY 10 For
Lake-Fortier popped TO
attr singled TO right and went
% when kafora booted the
~ eled' DJddy to Mathes. Bauer
~ Orr slammed the ball
DN iot single, scoring Bauer.
'lole second, Van flied To-
Two hits. One run.
FOURTH INNING.
fa.,t-wnnlIng singled through
4 Is drove the ball over the
@ ssse ior four sacks, bringing
sIs ahead OF him. Mathes
| h,,lsM- Moorehead sacrificed
Hre moving 10 second. Nc
10 right and went to sec
s,,na s,T booted the ball, Mathes
rl,'pp was out. Orr TO Van. Nc
~, /" hird. Druhoi singled
~ scoring McQuaid. Dru-
h ti,eseplne when Van hid the
mN. Four runs
,-a,a, ,a,NeIPendleton sent a high
srd which Moorehead caught
a w. w. Weaver out. McQuaId
ana SNsnn stopped one with
na walked, Spencer forced
% runs. '"s 10 Mc''uaid'
FIFTH INNING.
,dpoekstader - got his third
ps%,, ,enter. buddy sacrificed
n DorL"oh. Whaling flied 10
niM. 1,a'er oaer was caught trying
M I I'ls, one hit. no runs
~, s-Fortier fanncd i'' p,or
y sIeerinialiy 10 Mnthcs. Davis
a'' No hits, no runs.
SIXTH INNING.
:. o.IIs,l .nIIslora repeated his feat o,
3 run ssr Ne. The eft field fenc,
Filfs0's w yMaihes singled Moore.
q Cont. .ah 10 Pendleton, Nc
~ s,riss, Tor three bags, scor.
but NIX Dlnted 10 Van anc
'sho, on, om,Veald scored on In,
runs o'r TO Van. Thre,
nhot' po walked. Van pop.
wcaytr Sa,c,on Saon hit to left foI
shnei. onu ,ouied out to Duddy
i. ssEvESru INNING '''''
o. 'T1stf'iSds. III hds. foul nted out /,
IN bpddp..u s dpuddy's groundor 2,
vsavcr /" p was caught tryin,
safors sin,, ,L,ehdleton. WhaIin,
ntrh WSIlsled to left. Morr..,
tipN ~ Whaling. but pcndIasia ss, a,
,h up a asougll him and tn
~ The lsf, arh' n Mathes drov
~ Eafors heid fence. scorln,
lpulel on, ahead Of hin
rlns s't 10 Weaver. Tw
%e throw was safe o
niddy fortier Hicd oS,
Jakey Vv.cu BeucTa cas-
1hsuPr, scor,rsss ,ss safe. Davi
,1 nr. 'ing GDnpco, p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Boxing at Provo Tonight.

Special 70 The Tribune.
PROVO. May 9.-Three boxing bouts are schss.
uJed TO OF in the Provo opera house to-
night The principal event viii be ogh,-
round 60 between Hcnry Jones OF this city and
Dale Markham OF Spanish Fork. fcur-rouud
match between Al Anderson and Gil Cox. aud
si1-Tound boxing contest beswonu Mel Cox and
Carl Bergesop, all o, Provo. w'll be prelimln-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Track Meet Today.

The l.. d. 6. L. and the Granite high school
will hold a dual track meet tho university
campus this afternoon. The purDoss of the
meet Sc 70 6ud tho standing OF tho
teams and TO acqusnt the boys with the uni
vorsity grounds. that "a the place The state
and division meets VIII be held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Gotch We. Americus.

BALTIMORE. Nd, May s.-FIenk Gotch. the
title holder. nnd Gus schoenle!n t''Amerlcus'D
OF Baltimore will contest for the worlds heavy
weight wrestling championship hero Decoration
dHy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Gibbons to Fight Wells.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK. May e.-1t announced TODAY
that papers had BEEN signed for match hs
tween Matt Wells. tho English champion. and
Nike Gibbons OF St Paul The go will he
staged at Madison Square Garden on the night
OF May 20 The men will weigh In at lts
pounds at p. IN. on the day of the fEht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Riuus Nine Beats Summers.

sunn.rs yesterday by the Score OF II to q
Ratterjcs-Hippe. Liudsey. Harris and A1elrod;
SumncrH. Orya1, Davis and ktelV,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Bombardier Wells Coming,

NEW YORK. May a.-Bomboricr Wells, the
English heavyweight boxer. VIII start for Amer
lea on May IL. He Wiii go direct 10 tho coast.
where hs expects 10 box AL Fslzer twenty roundr
on July 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
NINTH INNING.

For Butte-Whaling Tanned DAVIS
made a great one-hand stop OF kafora s
drive drive and threw him out. Orr fumbled
Mathes's grounder and the latter was
safe Moorehead flied to Spencer no
hits No runs.
FOR Salt Lalle-Orr singled to left and
went 10 second on a wild pitch, and TO
third on a passed ball, Van walked
McCafferty yanked Druhot out and sent
MaIonev to the mound. Pendleton,s sac
rifice fly to left scored Orr Kelly SIN
gled 20 center, Van going to second
Dressan. batting for Morgan. hit TO Whal,,
thlrd. and he was caught at the plate,
Dressan stole second Spencer flied out
TO left. TWO hits One run.
The Official score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10

cision. Kelly flied out to center Two
hits. four runs.
EIGHT H1NN1NG.
For Butte-McQuaid flied out 10 Bauer
IN center Dockstader forced Druhot at
second Pendleton TO Orr. Stripp going
10 third buddy filed out to Bauer. TWO
hits, runs. 80,
For Salt Lake-Morgan doubled to LEFT,
SDancer lined out to Mathes Matnes
dropped Whaling's throw and forucr
was safe Morgan going 10 third: Bauer
singled to center Moorehead threw ~
Morgan scored, Davis famed. Two hits.
one rnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10
Coeur d'Alene Entries.

D. International News Service.
ALAN. Ida. May 9.-Tomorrow's Coeur d'Ainns
entries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-10

~ made bad throw 10 first.
nssytr safe and allowing Orr
.Spn 10 score. Morgan singled
q Spencer hi, to buddy. who
'hstr al third. Two hits. Two
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-07-13
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

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