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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-25
.L|PTON'S CHALLENGE
WILL Be CONSIDERED
Entire Matter Left to Com
mittee Headed by Commo-
dore D. B. Pratt.
BY "Bud' Fishe,

NEW YORK April 24-The New York
Yacht club at meeting tonight to con-
| slider the challenge OF Sir Thomas Upton
for the Americas cup, voted TO leave
the entire matter OF acceptance or re-
lection in the hands of committee Of
! twelve members OF the club. of which
Commodore Dallas Is. Pratt will be the
chairman. II the committee votes to &c
ccpt Sir Thomas's challenge under the
deed Of gift the club provided tonight
that IL DE empowered to arrange the de-
tails Of the acceptance and the conditions
OF the race,
The Royal Ulster Yacht club. through
the agency of which Sir Thomas forward l.
ed his challenge for the Americas cup,
it was announced by the New York
Yacht club. had appointed a committee
with similar power.
About $50 members OF the club attend =
ed the meeting tonight and thirty-ive
yachts voted. Among the members pres
ent was j. =. Morgan. Jr., who was ap-
pointed member OF the committee 10
consider the clubs action with reference
TO the challenge. The other members OF
the committee are Lewis Cass Ledyard.
IL. j. Morgan, Cornelius Vanderbilt
yard Blair George w. Baker, Jr., Arthur
Curtis James, w. b, Duncan and g. y.
Cormack
Lord Shaftcsbury. commodore OF the
Royal Ulster Yacht club. heads the COM
mittee through which Sir Thomas win
make his plea for another race The
challenge is an open one, with no resLric-
tions such as in the previous challenge
rejected by the New York Yacht club
several weeks ago. II specifies that the
race shall be subject 20 the same con-
dltions as the last contest in which he
was defeated, namely the best three out
Of FIVE races. the first race to be sailed
or Tuesday. September 10. 1914. The
other races, IL provides are 10 be sailed
on each following Thursday, Saturday
and Tuesday until finished.
The result OF toD!ght's meeting of the
New York Yacht club was cabled 10 Sir
Thomas Upton. AS none OF the members
OF the committee that is TO have fun
power with regard to the challenge mas
been officially notified OF his appoint
ment. no statement relative 10 when the
challenge viii he considered could be
given out. Ii was expected however
that formal reply 20 Sir Thomas would
be ready within a couple OF weeks at
the latest
The name of the challenger viii be
shamrock w. with a length on water
line OF seventy-hve feet and OF cutter
rig.
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THREE-I LEAGUE
OPENS ITS SEASON
Outlook Is Bright; Promising
Talent Introduced; Five
New Managers.

DAVENPORT. Ia. April 24.-The
Three-I league season opened today.
with Davenport AT Quincy Dubuque at
Peoria, Springfield at DawIlle and De-
catur a Bloomington. The opening
games were accompanied by the usual
ceremonies. including automobile pa
rades and bands
Much speculation has arisen over the
outlook because OF the presence OF five
new managers In the league this season.
Barry Mccormick. the former Cub, has
succeeded Charley SITS at Peoria: Harry
Sytert succeeds Harry Bay at Bloom
!ngton; Connie Walsh takes John Mas
sings place at Danvlle; Tom Hackett
follows Bade Myers at Quincy. and
Frank Donnelly after four years' alb
sence, returned TO Springfield TO III the
place vacated by Dick Smith, last sea
sons pennant winner.
Dan O'Beary remains at Davenport
and Clarence Rowland at Dubuque. The
Deca tur club Will be in charge OF Direc-
tor Berlng, Chick Frazer having been
release ed.
The introduction OF much new and
promising talent into the league also
makes the prospect an interesting one
for speculative fans.
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FRESHMEN CARRY
|NTERCLASS MEET
Win More Than Half the
Total Points; Hopkins and
Jameson Stars.

The interclaSs track meet was run Of
a. the university yesterday afternoon.
Tht LeshioS got moro points than all
the other classes combined The fresh
men Won 90 points. the sophomo-es Il.
the seniors n and the juniors , Hop
kins. % tho freshman. proved the big
point winner. with four first places 10
his credit. while Jameson OF the seniors
finished first IN three events. The
closest race of the day was the quarter
NILE. la this event the only man who
was familiar with the distance was
Robbins and u ~as expected that ne
would win. Al the crack OF the gun
Jameson. tho miller. went out In the
lead. He lost bis sprint near the finish
bins gained rapidly ~ The tape Jane
Robbins
The tWo-m.ic race was also good
four dropped out before the end OF the
third hEli-milc. on the last lap the last
four men began a sprint Coffman went
out in front. but was unable 70 stand
iht pace and fell back, leaving the grind
10 lundt. Woollsy and Love. These
three stayed together un,il the last turn.
and started on the nnal sprint. In the
last thirty yards Nundt drew away from
w9olley and won by sbou, seven feet.
Ioo-yaTd dash-Hopkins won. George.
second. Young. third. Time II
c2o-yard dash Hopkins won: Mag
glnctti. second. Trayers. third. Time.
e5.Oe
t;0-vsrd dssh-Jameson won. Robbins,
second; Teasdel, third Time. 90
Broad 3ump-IIopklnE won: George.
second Distance, 10 feet inches.
Mlle-Jsmoaon won; Yundt second.
Love. third Time. 5:Oi.
Half mile-Jamcson won. NcCurtaln.
second. Robbiuz third Time. 2:lO
.1lle-=k Iugf NAnfisk
oud; Love. third. Time. II.l5.
Discus ow-BTockWeycr won:
smith. second: Briggs, third Distance,
rs feet
Hammer throN-Ioung won. KaTrich.
second. Briggs. thlrd. los feet
High Jump-NanPelt won: Parry, sec
ord. Green. third. feet inches
Pole vsuit-NanPcit won. Young. sec
oud. Aired. third feet inches
s2a hurdlcs-Hopkins won. jameson
second lounS, third, Time. 81
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TARTS CAPTURES
CHESTER STAKES
d. Irt,rn,,lonrl N,rr ssrle..

BALTIMORE. Nd. April si-Tar,s. ridden b7
su!d,r won tho Chester selling Xtakcl AZ Hsvrc
Dc Grsco today. at 10 8 Sponn captured tho
frt event \: 70 10 .. Envec Boy won tho tfth
a. Il 10 90. Results
Iof Derondc). - TO s. Won: Honey Bee. as
,woltel. 10 :. second; Cowl 40 tButwclD.
70 TO g. thlgd. Tine. i;o5 S-5. Prince Chap.
Progressive. Cherry Seed spcii6ound and Thee
Cook also ran.
Second race. four and hal, furlong7-Free
Trade i06 tsElrvinl 20 s. won: Wanita, l0I
(ButwclD 20 ]. second Csrhurcicr 100 tRob-
biuFj. 5 10 I. third. Time :65 Charles Can
nell Lennin u. aud Edna Lozha also
Third race. five furlongg-Palanquiu. III (wil-
sou). TO 10. won; Fred Levy iOZ tSchaED. 90
90 I. second: Flying Fairy. io5 Davies. "a
1, third. Time 100. Klcbournc. BarneEAt. Mon
trcs-nr also ran
Fourth race tho Chester selling stakes six fur
ionEs-TaFts, ~ lSniderl, : 90 B. won; Sherwood.
IT, OHalgicl. 70 !. second Cmckles. 50 (Na-
tiani. is 70 7. third. Time. III 3-5. PTlnos
Ahmed. volthorpe. yellow Eye and Striker also
ran.
sixth rare. four and hAl' furlon=1-Enyer
Eey, 100 (Tro1iorl. II N % woa: Punch Bowl.
ioi Curnori. n =. second Fiorin. lH lAm-
hroEol, 70 :. third. Time - 90 GALAXY.
stsIlsts. Armament and MaTim's Choice also
ran.
sixth race. five furlouEE-Miless., liz CHa-
derihl. % = Won: Bryn Limah. io2 (Wofcl.
70 : second: Recomprnsc. ~; Mussrsyc),
% l. third Time. oi as. Mohawk Boy.
Macaroni. LsysinrcliR and Pigio c. also ran.
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GODFATHER GETS
HIGH PLAY At ALAN
Wins Third Event at Longest
Odds; Parlor Boy Defeats
Lackrose.

B. International News servirs.
ALAN. Idaho. April e'-FoliovinE ,re ,he re-
sulir OF iodsy'a aces:
First fsor. n,o nIrIonsF-Ablhu 40 fwoodl.
81. $40 and $50. Won Abe slupskey loa lCsv-
snsuEh. $50 and 50. second: Kitiy, W. .;
Bronson. $3.50. third. Time. 1903 l.5. Free.
Zrick and Russcih also ran.
Second race. six furlonss-Wiokc;. no Got
touO. $500 s5.co and 81. won: Tastoro. no
Gohnroul. ;ie4O and $3.50. second: Rascworth
los tBuriInEamcj. I5 90 third Time. l:l5 as
Harlem Maid. Llttls,oD. %cada and Galene Gale
also ran.
Third race. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III tBur-
lluEamcl. $3.50, won; Gcloo. lIt Cdurphyl
Si2.so. second Zulu. iN ,Molcsworthi. 81. so
third. Time 1915 5-6 FhoEphurutJm. Dondy
Cin. Phn Conuor and Zool also van.
Fourth racc. flyo and halt furlonRs-ParIor
Roy. 10 (HiIN 1880. won: IackTosc. IL Bur
InFamr,. g. 40. second seneca, 100 tArdcrsou).
$3.50. third. Tim. ioT s-S Daddy Clip and
Meadow also ian.
Tn,h race. five and half furons--vcsted
Rights. 100 Ciurphyl. $40 won, Truly 100
(Groth). $40 second: Fitzgerald. iN5 CwaTron).
g go third. Time. los Platinum. Osonite
and Tommy Burns also ran.
sixth race. i've 'rrlonEs-iingh Cray. io7
(scldcni. g.. second: Auto Girl lns J. Murphy.
8. 20. third. Timo. 1901 rs. Mike Mol,ue sgd
ncy Peters Hnd vclio Forty also
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MAPS OUTPLAY
DETROIT TIGERS

DETROIT. April 2i.-In their frat
clash OF the season at N1vin field. Cleye-
land oUtplayed Detroit and the French
mans own error in the sixth was re-
sponsibie for one o. Cleveland's runs
In tho first inning Crawford made the
first home run OF the year on the homo
grounds. lifting the bali into right feld
bleache Birmingham worked tho
squeeze play for the fourth time this
eighth inning. with Olson on third, the
Cleveland manager hunted toward first
and Olson. starting with the pitch
scored easily. while Dubuc and Gainor
retired the batter. 4 single and steal
by Graney and Cerisch's double then pro-
ducsd two more runs. Bush had "A great
day on the paths. stealing second twice
and once piifcring third.
CLEVELAND DETROIT
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k|LBANE FAVORED \
IN BETTING ODD
Feather Champ 10 to 6 Oys.
Dundee; Both Men in
Prime Condition.
BY International News Service.

BY international News Service.
LOS ANGELES. April .i.--Folloxs,
OF the boxing game hcrea bouts are abo.
evenly divided in their opinion as 10 /,
identity OF the winner OF the fcafbt
weight championship tilt next Tue-3-
night at Vernon between johnny K.
Oane and Johnny Dundee, but the ~
Who handle commissions for the spel.
iativeiy inclined report tonight, that h
champion has been installed I0.io-
favoTitc and that there Is very M
six money In sight.
\ canvass OF the Rialto shows n,
both boys have strong followiugs amoa
the bcttors and Tie non-betting "a
and il Is surprising that with such 40.
odds there IS no Dundee money In sirt'
II is probable. however. that the ItaIlanI
hackers believe the odds Will lengthen h
. to l. They, viii get IT, but may NJ
90 wait until ringside. as 10 70 set1|
10 be the final word from the KIlhs0
hackers ~
Kilbane is in strict training and .
rapidly getting into dazzling form n
this Is the first actual defense he q
made OF his title since winning II BED
four months ago, the Cleveland boy q
poets 90 he right on edge and red
TO show the best there Is In him on Tue
day night.
Dundee. too. is in prime copdilIor
with the exception that ne Ia o.
pounds undcrweght, the Italian is rt11'
TO 90 into the ring tomorrow. Soil
Monteith, his manager. is preparing hu
I'm a careful manner to prevent any p4|
sibilIty OF his going stale. Work q
day and rest the other Is now the V1
eramme. Dundee appears TO be stronz~
than the champion and has the beii|
punch, but Kllbane expects 10 Offset Y
with superior speed and cclcverDess
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Havre de Grace Entries,

First race four and hHii 'urlonSs. stake
handicaP-Hoiiiay. Panama. Uncle Jimmie. Mol
ma. Mordccal. Elh!od. stone uongc. Daily Waters
Ecilchnn. Polly H.. tns.
Second race. six furIonEr-'Rockfsh. Ios; Ho-,
ACC r 'srAr CIT. III: Auto Maid 10: Dynamo
% 'Nsycrdhls p; 'Aru!cT, I07: Gasgy. loe
-Amrricus. li5. Arrsu. loi: Bay Thorn, Touiets
ilf Madr!Ealiau, III. 'Hummon Pas. 100.
Third race. six ,urlonEs-'Uniou Jack. Iot. T-n,
Weight Biackford. oakhursr loa; 'Pirdncs. ROD
add Qua. lG7: Sir DcurRh. Working Lad. i07
Fourth race. twH-yoar-olds. Germantown stakes
four turlouFs-NcER sDally Watc-r. lt: Cor.
6nn. III; Fool o. Fortune. liz; Teilcheu. losi
Private cheer. 100. Canto. ~. GEllop. 1cs
Chsrle- Cannou tOi; .Horcr Gordon 'Pomme;'s
Blue. Miady WAY. o.: 'Ionnio n. 100.
Fifth Iacc. tiyo and = halt furiours-Dlacpycry,
o. LAiElo1. 81, Jack Kellogg. lo2. Sir Marion
100: Niflie. EsTiy Light los: Phyllis Antoinetic
100. Marjorie A.. rs. hdehErsn. Joo KNIGHT. IL.
SIKH race. mile and seventy yards pcll-
bound ii Donald Macdonald. 'Mo-Ty Lad. Ii5;
Chcuyola, III. 'Efdlo Granny. io5; FuturU.
sApprcuticr allowance clalmcd.
Mcathnr clraE. trarN fa.f.
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THREE TRIPLE HITS
BEAT WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. April 2I-Outnelder VIII
liGms ol 81. Louis today made three
'riplc base hits iu four times AZ bat
and Chicago lost the opening game OF
the series with St. Louis 3 20
Two Ol Wiiiiams's triples nEUred In
the scores FOR his team. In the sixth he
drove IN one run after a man had been
walked. and In the eighth he drove in
another and scored himself on a long rs
by Pratt
The locals hit Mitchell freely. but were
unable go score more than one run. This
came In the seventh on punched hits
The fielding OF Weaver OF Chicago pre-
vented IN" visitors from scoring on
three other occasions. when they mad
man as FAR as third with only one
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BOSTON'S RECRUITS
SHUT OUT BROOKLYN
Former Northwestern Stars
Help Braves Win thinning
Battle, l to O.

BOSTON. April 24.-Recruits taken q,
the end OF last season from the North
western league helped Boston defeat
BROOKLYN, TO q. In a twelve inning game
here today. James, who led the North
western league pitchers last year. held
Brooklyn To eight hits and struck out
nine men. Whaling his battery mate in
ths minors, did the receiving for Boston.
Allen. who hurled for the visitors, allowed
but seven hits. but three OF them were
punched In the twelfth Inning. when the
winning run was scored. In the last OF
the twelfth. James buuted So fclv but was
forced az second by Connolly. after Ma
ranvle had fOuled out. First BascmRn
Meyers doubled over third. sending Con-
nelly 10 third. Sweeney was walked pur-
poseiy and Rarldan. batting for Seymour
singled. scoring Connolly after the win
ming run.
nnsrnN. .pRnnKINN
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RED SOX WIN OUT
IN NINTH ||V|V|VG
Bunched Hits Overcome the
Climbers Lead and Save
Day; President Attends.

WASHINGTON, April 24-whlle
Washington outhlt Boston today. the Wis
itors punched their hits and beat the
home team. to 2. Washington had a
lead OF ono run In the ninth inning. but
Boston fell on Groom and batted out n
victory. Boston had but one man left
on bases as against eleven for Washing
ton. This was due TO Bedients keeping
the hits scattered
President Wilson was in the grand
stand. or the four games payed here,
the president has attended three
osToN-wAsHINGToN.
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M. |. A. TRACK MEET q
ON AT PROVO TODA'

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PROVO. March 25.-The NJ. I. A. ~
meet Will be held here May 10 In pre-
ration for the state meet that VIII
held In Salt Lake. For the seniors tn
VIII be the 1o0-yard dash. 220-yard "a
iI0-yard dash, one-half mile. s80-yard Y
lay, broad jump and high jump.
the Juniors there will he the bo-y1'
dash. 11l-yard dash, i40-yard dzN
broad jump, high jump and pole vey'
place in the afternoon, there will D
debate between the First ward and
Fourth ward, the final OF the deb.
that have been taking place in the
ferent wards for some time past a
at the Central gymnasium Will conei1'
the programme.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

Firr- race. three and bait furionEr-Rln1iis
III: Rotcrt Maateu. Virvinia E. Hya Hclmz
Alwilds 100: Iczsie simpson. Mn y. c. Ala
hama Ban, i1<
secoad race. siE turioaEs-sir Teddy. ll. Io'
Brshrr. lake Fan Zsnit san Grigshy 10
uounlani. MAEda p lCT.
Thlrt rare. rovrn furlon-r-Ssl Peal. DcIsuE
foCust Bud. Harlem Maid Hcisr Scott lQa
Huss. sadie shapiro. ics
Fourth rs-c sir furionEE-KinE Elk. Ils. D-
isney. nutrh Rork. ii-. Tim Judge In4. I>otia
Greed. Ada Wotfs i0-.
Flfih rare. o1o mils-Usi-iiH Flvia- 'i-
Balronia. IL. Jim CaYcrsfs. Tailov Dip Sake
ir1. Caty paiisa. Hadni iof. Faacy. Sugar Lump
Gretchen C.. io7
siVfh race. five sra q haIs suriouzs-shoornr
spray. rs. stcrlin, Abound. Cool. III. Beda.
iN MeAisn. !o. James Biackftne4 Hazel
g.. ~
Nrath.r el,ar. u-trs ~
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Coins Beat Aucrbachs.

TIE Cohns Dry Goods team defcated
ihe Auerbsch uinc Yesterday afternoon
on the Collegiate grounds l. to . The
superior work OF tho Coins battery was
largely responsible for tho decisive VIC
tory. Mayues hughes and Riser formed
me battery for tho winning team and the
Sell brothers acted IN that capacity FOR
The losers.
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OGDEN DEFEATS
POCATELLO INDIANS
spec.al 10 - TrLhune-

s7F-NaAf 20 inc 4 4lNAlfs
POCATEILO, Ida. APril 2s.-The OK.
den Union association baseball team de-
feated the PocateiIo Indian. here this
afternoon IN a loosely PLAYED game II 20
Z Manager Knight % Ogden used sew
oral of his new players during the game
Tho Porafeil0 team had 4 number of
errors charged against 20 and pitched
Kelly and Borne. The pitchers FOR Ogden
were Sinclair and Walter Tomorrow
the Academy of Idaho VIII play a double
header baseball game with Preston
academy Saturday and Sunday Ogden
viii play Pocatsilo.
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ATHLETICS TAKE
ONE FROM YANKS

PBILA DELPHIA. April 24-Superior
work in the field and on the bases offset
New Gork's superiority In pitching and
gave Philadelphia victory today 10 l.
Schulz held the home team 10 five hits
but these hits were coupled with SIX
stolen bases by Philadelphia and three
errors by New York Bender was hit
FOR eleven safeties. but he famed eight
batsmen and was given splendid support
especially by Thomas and Collins. who
turned back all three attempts by New
! ork 10 steal bases In four times at
bat HaTtzell made three singles.
NEW RK-PTILADELPHIA
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GIANTS DEFEAT
PHILLIES AGAIN

NEW YORK. April .s-Ths Giants
easily defeated Philadelphia In the third
game og tn. series today bY a score of
20 ! Moore started IN the box Yor
Philadelphia and lasted two innings In
that uuic he passed four men and Weld
81 four hits. including a hOma ruu hy
Shafer IN the second Inning with two on
tho bases Nelson. who replaced Moore.
held tho Giants in check. Amcs was vrr,.
effective. the Philadelphia team making
only four hits on his deliver
pftfrAus-f pFgTA-s.rHy gngE
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Fhliatslpkla. Tpo-tnse hi;-nurar Hs-s
rur-stnisf. Stoisu base Bur1a grhls Sc.
roE. LEI. or bEs~r-Ssu YORK =. Phlssef5si,
= urgtie pikyH-nuFfs fo werkie. KiIi!fs~ 4.
Lg-srus. shaf-T 90 Doyle to Ms-sis HarF. %
talir-OM Ar1rF &. ofi n~orr. a. OF SeIssr
-irurk ulf-hI A-sE. :. - Neftrn q Hnt-
or Eoors. ia 80 lnsl-E1- nff Seiuo7 & A. a.,
llnirKr Tlue q Eans-l helf q mlnutsa Ia
sifss-klsm and Ora.
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REDS POUND FOUR
MEN OFF MOUND

ST. LOUIS. April 4-Cinciuna,i
pounded four ptchers off the mound to-
day and won from ST. Louis. 10 10 g.
This was the second victory for Cinciu-
natl this season. The batting OF Tinker
Clark Marsans and Konetchy featured
Suggs kept the 81. Louis hits well scat
tered.
CINClNNkTI-sT IOT-rs
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COBB AND NAVlN MAY
REACH UNDERSTANDING

DETROIT, April 2i-Ty Cobb. De-
troits star outneldcr and worlds cham
pion batsman, who has been holding out
for $1,000 salary, reached Detroit late
tonight, He VIII meet President NavIn of
the Tigers tomorrow morning In an en-
deavor TO reach a settlement OF the dis
pute, which has kept Cobb out of the
game thus far this season. Cobb had
littlc TO say tonight except that he ex-
pccted 10 come TO an agreement with the
Detroit management.
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FHILADELPHIA-sEw YORK
rfIiLADELPHTA

.HErticT sst. hit - bsit-f all
fRAa s,- Nsysrs n -. ihIrt
sou-r ~ izni-Et-
r6iia1sivSla .........-..s r-f
So~ feF( .-..--.--...-..s 80 -
sszrafJ Eun->-P.Fssrt o.. Lxs--rs. s.c.-
EraHt. ltsrzcE Plrsg o. s-rgrs-ScS Torx
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summary: Error-Lord. Two-base hit-Wsl-
lace. Three baGo hits-Johuston. WILLIAMS C3i.
Sacrifice h!ts-Johnston. stoyau kEnew. Sarrt-
fice ty-P~ou. LsJ on bAIes-St Louis. s. Chi
czgo. Z. Blss on bhilE-oH Clcottc I. Struck
out-By Ctcottc 4: by Mitchell. /. Time Of Fsras
i hour - minutes Umplre5-Forguson and
o'louEhlin.
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Pitcher Bell Sold

ST JOSEPH No April 2i-Pitchet
Ralph Hell was sold By the Western
league club today 20 the Wlnona. Ninn.
team ~ The Northern league.
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Nail rs your films Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co, l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. Advertisements
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SUMMARY; ETToTs-HartEell. Nckechuio. St~--
ret, Collins. TNo-base hit-Thonag. Three base
hi's-Noitsr. walsh. Sacrifice hiir-RFuder
Schulz Stolen basc1-Nurphy. Walsh. Barry i2j
Cnllins (.l Double play-Crse and McKschnie
lcrt oD bssss-Ncw York 9; PhisGsphIs 10
Hssss on balls-Or Schulz, 3. OFT Bender, e.
Fir1t on CONGRATULATIONS. !. Struck ou,-Ry
schulz. &; by Bender. 4 limo Of game hour
ts minutes. UTupiTca-McConneliy and AeGrecvy
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cINclNNArI-sr. LOUIS.

'RuExius out. hu hy hstted hall
fBHftci ,or SRiics In the trird
:Batied for RofdiuK IN th~ ssysrth-
.'Baued for walls "a tAo eighth.
Score bT irninEa-
Cincinnati .............I +. Q 40
3; Louia ....,.......-..o o
summary Error-Esar o. Erus. Tro-bnss
hiis-ClETk a., Tiukcr. Hobltral. Eonetrhy. (.
Three base hits-Tluko-. MArpaas tD Ko-etrhy
ca clara. Hi;n-oH Ssier. - three inalnEs.
OF Burk. 5 IN and ons-third ianlngr. off
R~itius. IN ;po an3 tSo-thlrds inuinEs; or
wills. nnus IN or> Inning: or Gessr noae T.
ons ibrguE. Sacrifice hits-Tinker Esau Sac
rifcs niez-EvanE. suEFs. L~u On ess-s-si
l>ouis. 40. Cincinnati. o.. Rnses on bsiir-Off
suEEs q oH BurS. /: on wuh 2: on Co.
a. oH RetdtaE. Z Struck cut-By saiI.e 4. br
auEEs, :; b. R>dfinE. !, by BurS I: b. Gryer
Tius q Eam--z h5ufs. Un7irrs-B-ou=na auA
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Summary, Error-WaEner. Two-bABe hits
Gardner. EnEle. Hits-On Bodient II In eight
innings and hirty-sir NJ bat. or Hall, ]
In one inning and four mon AZ bat Sacrifice ny
speaker. Stolen bascs-EnElc. Milan Ain
smith. Shnnks (2l. Double pay-Groom to Me
Bride 20 Gandl Ieft bascs-Boston. l..
Warrington. n. Bases on bSls-OH ncdiout l.:
or Groom. J. FiT8l crror-washtng;on. J.
struck oui-By Dedicnt. 5: by Groom. B. Tmo
OF Same-l hour IS minutes. UmpreJ-Dlncen
and Hart.
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'Bhted for Seymour IN the twelfth
winning run scored when two were out
Score hy Inning
Boston ..........0 . = o q II
Brooklyn .-.....0 o . o 0 90
Summary: ErFor-Counelly. Tyo-base hits
Nyers, CutshaV. stolen baset-Morsn. wheat
uoutl" rlay-Morsn Ia Daubort. Left on base--
Boston. 5. Brooklyn. I. phfs. on bslls-ON
lawc., 4: on Allen, :. F1rst on crrnr-BrookIyn
I Hlt BY pitchcr-By James CShcaD struck
oui-By James :. BY Allen. 10 Time OF gnr,c-
ron.