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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-10
.CHEMULPO CAPTURES
JAMESTOWN HANDICAP
Counterpart, at II to 1, Wins
Sixth Event; Favorites Get
in on Money.

By International Ncvs Service.
JAMESTOWN. Va, April s.-FoilovinE the
results OF today'o races haro:
First race. six furIonGs-Mccarry. 1o4 (woi0.
TO J. won: vono Won. lo CIoutour) 3 70 l.
second: Cloud Chief loa (Bu,wclD. & to >, third.
Time lib .-5. Racine, Lady sybii, Dust. Run
ming Account also
Second race four furIongs-crboulter, 10.
Connolly. to l. won: Zack wiEEiuo. lie Mus
gravel 10 to I, second: Col. c., loT CwoIO, 20
to 10. third. Timc. :4s 2-5. Pat Rutlodgo. Rino
Colors. Lady Esstorlng, MadEo's Sister and on
Cross also
Third rncc. five and n half turlouss-Ancon
100 tSnydor). to l. won: Jonouil ioi (Bakor).
10 !. second; hrrnn. los Connolly. 20 To TO-
third Tlmo. 1903. Anna Claro. Miss Tromp
Captain JiDks. Dynamo and Willis also rnn.
Dynamo foil.
Fourth raco. five and a halt lurionEs-Chemul-
po IL. tBuxton). TO l. won; Smash, 60 (Do-
ronda) 10 to !. second: Tiger Jim. 1O% (Montour)
100 TO 10. third Timo. 1903 l-5. Hanscreok and
Roseburg " also
OWolD, to 1. won; Theo. Cook. 1oa CWardD. Z
10 /. aecondi Now Havon. lo7 (Coroy). 4 TO l.
third. Time: 1;lS ..S jim O.. York Lad. Black
Branch and Touch Nc also
Sixth race. milo-Countcrpart. ~ (Snlder),
IL TO 1, won. Golden Treasure Of Montour),
to l. socoud: Judge Waleor. los (ButwclD, 10 10
/. third. Time. 1:42 2-5. Hedge Rogo. Chryee!cs
Spell Bound also
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Benny Meyer. the heavy hitting rc-
i cruit from Toronto lost the game for
Rueker In the first inning With one
out, l<nabe doubled TO right Meyer
muffed Lobert's foul in the sun field.
but Stcngel overcame this error by
making a sensational catch OF long fly
from the same batter. Then Meyer
with the only run OF the contest Stem
gel added further TO his reputation by
grabbing Dolan's single and cutting off
MaGee By a great throw 10 the plate.
Neither side was able 10 score there
after. Rucker WAS taken out In the
eighth, when. with one out Fisher and
Miller made scratch hits and Callahan
was sent In as n pinch batter. The sub
stltute forced Miller and Stengc was
out on corking stop by Doolan. This
was Brooklyn's best chance TO score. Ra-
Gon pitched the last Inning and showed
good form
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ASK SWEDISH HEROES
TO ATTEND OLYMPIAD

CHICAGO. April 9.-Swedsh athletes,
who won championships at the olympic
games in Stockholm last summer are 10
be invited to participate in the American
olympic games 10 be held here from June
rs 10 July 6.
II the athletes decide to COME they will
oe given free trip by Charles $ Peter
son. president OF the Swedish club of Chi
caSo, and by Everett c. Brown director
general OF the games. All OF the eN-
penses OF the ocean trips over and back
would be borne by Mr.. Peterson. while
their expenses from New York TO Chi
cago and return would be taken care OF
by the mann cement of the tournament
The announcement was made at
meeting OF the board OF directors last
night. II is expected the athletes will
accept the invitation
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Has Many Proteges.

For many years he was captain, man
ager of the Chicago White Stockings
His vocation was to play good ball. but
his great avocation was TO turn out star
baseball players. great professional men
and great politicians Frank Chance.
head Of the Highlande is o protege OF
''Pop's'-so are Clarke Griffith, Bill Dal-
lon, Jimmy Callahan and a score OF other
baseball celebrities. Mike Kelley, the
former So 900 star, acquired most OF his
valuable wrinkles through Pop. John
X Tener governor Of Pennsylvania, and
BILLY" Sundy, the eminent evangelist
were also once proteges Of Pop Anson
on the baseball diamond
Someone last night ventured that the
bows played better ball these days. but
Pop can't see 1t that way at all.
you've got more material and more
rules now" he said. "but you made
leagues faster than we could make clubs
Why, We played twenty years before we
grew into professional ball. The ball put
up by the old stars has never been eX-
celed Some OF our boys used to throw
the ball 150 yards"
Pop" Anson and Honest John Nc
Closkey fell into each others arms like
two ng-separated brothers YESTERDAY
and at once became kids again They
could pour out more real yarns about
the diamond than forty stenographers
could take down in relays. The writer
hapDened to catch one on Mac.
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Today's Jamestown Entries.

~ International News Service.
JAMESTOWN, Va. April ?.-Today's raclnn
entries follow.
First race. four MISREPRESENTATION Noll ln4
zodah. 1lo: FREQ Trade. 1l2; ChaS. Cannol, III;
Colors. 1o7; zack Virgins. liz; Wanlta, llS
Second race. six furlongs-smash, 80: shellalnh.
90: Copper,own, 101: Double Five, 10; Troy
Weight. lis; Big Dipper. &c: Brynnry. lOi; Royal
Message, i07. Aviator, 10: Eloro, H.
Third race. flVo and a half furlonss-Chad Eu-
ford. I0i; Exton. i0I: Tale Carrior. l07; Mono.
cay. III: Paris Queen. 102: Kayderoseros. loa
Chuckles. 107.
Fourth race ak furlongs-Yorkville 90; Messcn-
ger Boy. 1ot: Sir Blnlso. los; Grover Hughes 1ai;
Koruack, 1o3; Hoffman los. Pnlauauin ll0
Fifth roco. seven fur1onGs-Vcncta Stroruc a-
Rex Colibre. los; Bluo Mouse. 1o5. Question Marx
los. CynosuTc. 80: Tho Gardener, 1OS. Kittery 107
Sixth race milo md seventy ynrds-Ircno Com.
mcil 90. Cnmmcia. 1o2 Chocr Up. 1os: Now
River. log; Ra6man, i09. Tho Squire ll2; Star
Gift. io2; Joe Cations. loi: Glenn Bcachcy 1Oi,
Molle S. l0f; Bcnodictiua. I0T.
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VICE PRESIDENT LAUDS
GREAT AMERICAN SPORT

CHICAGO April 9.-Vlce President
Thomas Il. Marshall praises the honesty
OF organized baseball, In a letter re-
ceived today by Ban y. Johnson. prest-
dent OF the American league. After ac-
knowledginE the receipt Of an American
league pass, the vice president says:
Il am deeply interested in ba seball be-
cause II is a fascinating game, because
it Is the great American sport, and be-
cause IL sets an example TO the business
and professional men OF America which
- as valuable as the preachments OF the
politicians. namely. that no success Is
lasting or permanently valuable which
does not result from playing the game
on the square. The dirt accumulated
upon the baseball diamond is clean. A
Democrat cannot say that for all other
diamonds in America
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OGDEN TEAM SHOWS
WELL IN PRACTICE
sneclal to The TrIhune.

Special 10 The Trlnune.
OGDEN. April with OUtfleder
Jack Murray in temporary charge. the
Ogden Union assoclnt ton squad is par-
ticlpating in daily workouts at Gienwood
park. The grounds have been placed In
excellent condition for fast practice.
Green, a fast-goIng hurieT from the coast
region. and Catcher Perkins arc expected
to arrive tomorrow. The fans are all
ready drifting out to the park in ilic
afternoons To watch the WORK % the MAJ
terial assembled by Manager 'Kitty-
knight. and they are unanimous i'm the
opinion that Ogden will be represented
by one of the best teams on the cir-
cult.
The attending physician has intlmatrd
that Manager knight might hc able %
leave the hospital next Saturday. hut
kitty" is taking no chances and wil
remain indoors until next Monday at
least
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kEARNS
STOPS DELANEY
By international News Service.

NEW YORK. Aprii 9-Soldier Eearns
stopped Soldier Delaney in tho fourth
round Of their scheduled ten-round 20 at
the Atlantic Garden Athletic club to-
night Delaney was helpless on the ropes
taktng severe punishment when the
referee stepped In and sent kearns 10
his corner.
Bennie Franklin lost A tough battle
10 young Joe Cans IN the opening ten
round go. after having - lead i'm the nrst
hrc rounds. Cans had hts man ErocEy
in the eighth round, but could not I'm
ish the job.
IN the other ten-round 80 Tommy Ber-
zen OF Lewiston. Me, outsluCged George
Ashe 80 Philadelphia.
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youths on the roll. Ed Walsh may be
called upon 10 oppose Gregg on the
mound. which would make another good
Fingers fight.
The Browns. having climbed out OF the
cellar last year, are due for heights
above, according 10 st. Louis fans. who
have given their confidence to Stovall.
and they will have a chance TO see what
the much-toutcd recruits look like when
they tackle the Detroit Tigers. Jennings
is expected TO hurl Jean Dubuc, the fear
less little Frenchman. at the enemy. and
Earl Hamilton probably Will toll for the
homo nine. One of the most likely look
ing newcomers to the Browns is Bun
ME Brief, who probably will play first
base for part OF the game at least
The contest in Chicago presents new
pilots on both sides. with Evers saying
lat EN- to the Cubs and Higgins the
same to the Phillies BY an odd CO.
incidence. both are second basemen
Neither team is reckoned very strongly
In the gallop for the Gonfalon. but both
are pepperv teams and can make plenty
OF fun fly for the fans Harry Sallee and
Jimmy Lavender are probable pitching
ua1o
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The getaway card finds the National
league bill arranged with Boston at New
York, Pittsburg at Cincinnati. ST. Louis
at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadel-
phia. II is really the second game OF
the season for the last two teams. for
the Phillies met the Dodgers In the In
augural at Ebbets field, Brooklyn, yes
terday.
The American league programme OF
ushcrs-in comprises Philadelphia At Bos-
ton, New York at Washington, chicago
at Cleveland and Detroit at 81. Louis,
Tho only baseball circuit cities without
big league ball are Pittsburg, Brooklyn
and Detroit,
The battle OF the day that will appeal
most strongly to fans in general Is the
clash of the Red Sox and Athletics at
Boston. Judging from what the cham
pIons showed last year and what the
Mackrnen did during the two previous
years. 81 would not be stretching mat
ters to liken this fray TO collision or
the Irresistible With the immovable.
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WOMAN IS BARRED
FROM AUTO RACE

INDIANAPOLIS. April e.-Miss Vivian
Prescott. who announced in Philadelphia
that sne had been granted permission
20 drive car In the j00-mile race at
the speedway here next month will not
be permitted 10 enter the contest, ac-
cording 10 an announcement OF the
speedway management today. T. l.. Mey-
cFs. speedway auditor. In statcmen nj
asserted the claim that Miss Prescott
had been granted permission TO enter
the race, was without foundation The
speedway management hc continued
would not consider allowing a woma n
10 enter go dangcrous an event
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SULLIVAN CHOSEN
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

SAN FRANCISCO. April a-Jsmes r.
sullivan. secretary tTea asurer OF the ANA =
tour Athletic union. viii be athletic di-
rector OF tho Panama Pacific exposition,
Il WAS announced today.
Accepting the appointment. Mr. Sulli-
van said the programme OF games and
sports that he would formulate would
bring TO the exposition every world :
champion. The stadium. he asserted.
would be the most remsrkab BILE ever built
surprising in equipment those Of Stock
holm. London and Athens
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Safer Unable to PLAY

CHICAGO. April 9.-Reports today Indicated
that Victor saiors ankle which was injured in
practice yestcrday VIII keep him OF the Chi
cago Nationals opening game here tomorrow and
perhaps for several days will force him TO STAY
on the invalid list. Archer probably Will under
s'udy Saior az first base. leaving the bulk OF the
catching 90 BreEnnhan for the first few davs
II is Everss intention accustom Archer 10
fret base anyway. hc be used against
lef;-hendcd pitchers. Safer being somewhat weak
from facing them.
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Court Declines Offer.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April s.-couns.
for Jack Redmond and Joe WeIiinr. pu-
elhsts' facing trial for prize fighting. OF.
Iered 10 STAGE ten-round bout In the
municipal court today TO demonstrate the
dlnerence between prize fighting and a
boxing exhibition The court declined
not guilty and will be tried az the pres.
ent term of court.
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HARRY TAPPAN Is
CALLED SUDDENLY

NEW YORK, April 9.-Hsrry Tappan
~ San Antonio. Texas. widely known
In sporting circles as a breeder OF polo
ponies. died suddenly today at a hatcl
near the Mea6owbrook Country club on
Long Island. Tappan came 10 New York
lsst Saturday with carload OF polo
ponies and had completed negotiations
for the sale OF twenty 10 poIotsts who
are TO take part In the international polo
match at the Meadowbrook club In June.
when he was taken III yesterday. He
was Is wears OLD
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Climbers Overwhelm Toronto

WASHINGTON. April a-Tho Wsshiur,on'
Americans ovarw hclmed the Toronto International 4
league team here today. winning easily. II 10 81
Rudolph who pitched the trst four unines for
tho ylsltors. In poor form aud was batted ait
over tho field ThCec home runs wrre credited ,o.
Washington. CaEhlcn pitched winning bali
throughout Y. II "
Toronto Observation-Disclosures.
Washington ...-............ ............ 10 IL n
Battcrics-Rudoiph Bran, nnd Trout, Cashion
and Williams.
UmpiTc-ColliflowcT
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Burns Will Enter Ring.

OAKLAND Cal. April s.-Frankie
Burns. who since his defeat three months
ago by Harlem Tommy Murphy has been
idle, will enter the ring here April 16.
His opponent In a ten-round match will
be Joe Azevedo of Sacramento. who has
been highly commended by Ad Wolcast.
II Is probable that Azcvcdo will become
member OF Wolgasts training force.
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AUTO ORGANIZATIONS
MAY HEAL ALL WOUNDS

LOS ANGELES. April "A cessation
OF hostlities between the newly organ
ized Western Automobile association and
Automobile association. was made mm!-
nent today hy mutual concessions by
representatives OF the ". A. A. and ny
william Schlmpf of the a. A. A. who
have been In conference In this city.
The two bodies have been in discord
since the Western association was
EauiZed four months ago. IL was said
today that harmony would be insured
" the A a A. would agree TO the ".
A. a having limited control over racing
events This was said TO have been
proposed as an uitimatuul by the w.
A A
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Snowstorm DELAYS Game,

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. April 9-PreSdcnt NJ
F. Cantillou OF the Minueap polls Baseball clut
~ the American association announced late TO
day that the opening OF the baseball seasor
nero, which was 20 have been tomorrow haf
been postponed until Friday. A snowstorm. whicf
prevailed here today, Is given the cause OF IN,
postponcmcnt. Tho opening series here viii b,
with tho Iudldnapols tenn
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great battle against McGrav's pots. hut they
wore too much for Giles who allowed ten hlts
one OF thom clean two-eockcr by Flotchor The
Now Workers also stoln six bases. which count ed
In the final score OF o 10 .. hme5 e,aried for
tho locals. but was relieved aftor three innings
by Schupp, recruit. al Dcn1tcs. Mann rer
McGr1w'E pitching find OF tho season, was essiis
tho feature of tho flrHt Eamc. allowing but ono
single. Thorpe marked his fiUt appearances In
this city b. rApping out o-boEgcr.
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CLERKS WILL MEET
ART MERKLE'S BUNCH

The Clerks will Journey TO Spanish
Fork sunday TO play Manager Merkle's
Butte team of the Union league. The
clerks are in shape TO put up a good
practice game with the big fellows. Man
agcr Smith Of the Clerks wants all the
team out for parcticc Thursday even
ing at Eighth South and Main streets
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Chance Lets Out Five

NEW YORK. April s.-Major league baseball
teams hero already have begun cutting down thclr
strings in preparation for compliance with the
twenty player limit rule. Manager Frank
Chance OF the New York Americans disposed OF
five morc players today 10 Southern International
and Now York league clubs.
Manager McGraw OF tho New York Nationals
announced the release OF Pitcher Lou Badcr 10
The pallag team Of The TeIaE LEAGUE.
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Opening Contest Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA, April Sowing 10 the con-
tnued hard rnins that fell hers today, President
HERMANN decided tonight 10 postpone the open
ing Of the National league baseball season in
this city until Saturday, April IL. Earlier in tho
doys the game had been postponed until Friday
but II found that IL would be impossible TO
got the park into condition by that time.
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Impressive Opening.

The opening ceremonies were impress
svc, the two teams paradlng across the
field headed by band. Borough Presl-
dent Alfred Esteers threw out the first
ball
Complete score:
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Wrestle 70 a Draw.

SEATTLE. April s-"Poliy' Grimm
former national amateur beavvweirbt
champion wrestler. and John Berg. ma
lionsl liSht t-heSyyweiSht champion.
Nrestled Two hours TO draw here last
nlsnt. nelther man securing a fall
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Navy Defeats Cornell.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April o-Throush selhert's !
sentatlonal pitching the Navy csEiy defeated Cor
nell today, TO l. Not hit tnado or mid
delivery and In addition he struck out thirteen
men. r. II =
| Cornell ............. ................. n n
! Navy ...........,.....,. ................ 4 a
Battetics-AchcSon and Butler; ssibrTt and
| Hicks -
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Giants Hit Yale Hard.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK April 9.-Tbe Yale var8ity play
ers were tho victims OF the Giants his league
tactics twoo today. losnc TO the Colts in five
inning contest / TO g nnd to the regulars I'm n
,ull nine session game. The collcgiaus nut IN a
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PRESIDENT WILSON
TO TOSS FIRST BALL
Washington-New York Seized
ule Will Replace Tariff
Schedule Pro Tenn.

| WASHINGTON April 9.-DroppinG
tariff schedules for the baseball schcd-
ulc. President Wilson is expected to open
the American leaguc season here to-
morrow by tossing the first ball in the
game between Washington and New
York. II the weather permits. Rain and
cold weather was the prediction for to-
morrow
Although proba bly not quite as enthu-
sastic a ''fan" as former President Taft,
President Wilson has accepted the pres
idcntial pass" and hopes to attend many
games.
Walter johnson probably will pitch
for the home team and Caldwell for New
York
Cardinals Reach Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Thc st. Louis Car
dinals reached Chicago tonight. and are
III and ready for the opening game OF
the season at the Cub park tomorrow.
From present appearances the weather
man has decided 10 gum up the doiDgs.
An all-day drigZle caused the calling Off
OF the Cub Minneapolis game today and
predictions are for wet and colder"
weather tomorrow.
The Minneapolis team left tonight for
home, where they open the season with
The White sox pulled out durin~ the
evening for Cleveland, where they are
schedule TO open against the Maps to-
morrow. Manager Callahan has not
made UP his mind as yet who will pitch
the curtain raiser. Benz or Scott prob
ably will he decided upon.
Cincinnati Game Of.
CINCINNATI. April 9-The opening
game scheduled between the Cincinnati
Reds and Pittsburg Pirates for tomor-
row was officially postponed until FRI
day when President Hermann and Man
ager Tinker OF the Cincinnati club saw
the weather conditions today. 1t rained
all OF Tuesday night and today and in
dications are for more rain tonight and
tomorrow.
There Is not one member of the Red
team VINO believes that Wagner, the Pr
rate shortstop. will not be in the game
They say that II that old porpose is
crippled. then the Venus de Milo has
arms and toads grow feathers.
Ty Cobb Holding Out
DETROIT, April 9.-President Navin
OF the Detroit American league baseball
club announced today that Tyrus Cobb,
the clubs center fielder and champion
batsman OF the league, would not start
the season with his team at st Louis
tomorrow. President Navin added that
he intended to make no further induct-
ments TO Cobb, who is holding out" for
more salary.
ANN1STON, Ala. April 9.-Tyrus
Cobbs team OF "holdouts' was sched-
NIL IN pla,- b.r. -,
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opening bHs Field Defeat
SeatOn Shades Rucker in
Brilliant Slab Contest
Meyer Heavy-hitting Recruit, Loses Game for
Rucker by Errors in First; Stengel Gains New
Laurels; Battle Royal Will Be On Today

April 9Philad
opening of tho National league
occupation of Ebbet Field
but did affect the
noted n a to
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Army Wins Again.

WEST POINT ~ Y. April e-Neyland. the
Armys pitcher scored his fourth straight
cite 10 3. n. IL T.
Army ..,......... ..,,............ )
lafayette .................. ..-.....,.-.. {:
don and Scheercn.
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Athletics Trimmed.

BALTIMORE. Ma. April 9--Thc Bsliimc.s fn-
tcruatlon1l league foam won todIy'S -ame with
the Philadelphia Americans, 10 g. through
Shawtey's exceptional pitching.
r. ~ E
Baltimore ...-.r....,....-.r .....--....- s
Bdttcrics-BGsh. Nyckor and EEan; shaekcyc
and BERGEN.
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Great Throngs of Fans
Await Cry, "Play Ball.
Getaway Card Leaves Only Pittsburg, Brooklyn
and Detroit Without Big League Ball; Intense
Interest Centers on Red Sox-AthleticS Battle.
By international News Service.


paradd before the thnt the interesting the
o. tho breaking Of
the National and the American will be watched
today
glimpse the regular
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Show Good Form.

in the Iatter's stronghold. can not be
counted out OF the chase for first divi-
sion honors entirely. Both aggregations
have shown good form In their exhibit
ton games and have some promising
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st. Paul Game OFF.

ST. PAUL, MINI. April s-Secretary Meenau
OF tho ST. Paul club OF the American association
decided late today 10 call off the game tomorrow
with Columbus because OF the snow.
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Summary Left on bnscs-PhllndelDhln. T.;
Brooklyn (. Two-hase hit-KDabc. Sacrifice
h,s-Lobort. MaEcc. First base crror-Phla-
dclpha. /. Stolen bnsc-Daubcrt Bases on bslls
off Rucker. /: Of! Scaton. J. Struck out--By
Rucltcr, .: By Rngon. T. by Seaton. :. wild
pi,eh-searoD. Hlts-on Ruckor. 3 In eight In
nngs Time OF gnmc-l hour. 20 minutes. Um-
pires-Riem and Orth.
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