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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
"U'' FOOTBALL SQUAD
WILL PLAY ON COAST
Coach Bennion Arranges the
Trip; Game With Denver,
Nov. Is, Is Cancelled.

Every year there Is much talk about
taking a trip to Los Angeles to play
one Of the teams on the coast, but never
since 1907 has this talk amounted to
anything. At present. however. Coach
Bennion says he has completed arrange
nlents, including dates and guarantee.
and already has the consent OF the ath-
letlc council and OF the faculty to take
the boys for a weeks trip next fall to
the coast
Proof that the Mormon coach feels
sure OF the trip this year is shown by
the usual Rocky Mountain conference
make the trip 10 California. Utah will
not play the University of Denver OH
November Is. as the Rocky mountain
schedule calls for. Denver has released
Utah from the contract in order that the
Utah team might play on the coast. Den
Yer and Utah are both regular mem
bers OF the conference and the game
would never have been Cancelled on mere
Because of the. great expense Of max
Ing the trip to the coast. the Utah boys
will play both the Occidental college and
Pomona, thus making 1t possible for both
teams to stand the expense, instead of
placing all the burden on either one
The Utah team will play Occidental in
Los Angeles on November Is and will
meet Pomona in Los Angeles the fol-
lowing Thursday. These games will
come right before the final game OF the
giving day In Logan with the Aggies.
For that rea son Bennion Is eager to give
mis- men plenty of practice. and during
the four days between the two Califor-
else TO do but prepare to beat the Logan
team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
YA|VKS TAKE FIRST
CONTEST IN WEST
Recruit Heating, Who Has
Won Chances Only Vic
tories, Battles Tigers.

DETROIT. May Prank Chance be-
gan his first western trip as an AmeH-
can league manager today with victory.
New York defeated Detroit to o.
keatlng, the recruit. who won the only
two other games New York has captured
this season. allowed Detroit but two hits.
On several occasions his support wob-
oled' but sharp fielding came to his as
sistance when It was needed most. Null
lin was hit hard only In the second and
fifth, Detroits errors helping New York
to several Of their tallies. Zamoch who
replaced the veteran in the eighth began
MS major league career by tanning
Sweeney and held the visitors scoreless.
Cobb. who declared a severe headache
his eyesight. struck out twice
and then retired from the game In the
last half OF the third Mullin collided with
Midkiff at third base. knocking the lat
ter senseless, but Midkiff returned to his
post after being revived.
NEW YORK -DFTROTT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
BILLIARD EXPERTS TO
CROSS CUES SATURDAY

A game of three cushion billiards that
promises TO be local record breaker
will be played IN the rooms of the Salt
Lake City Transportation club at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The game
will be between Lee Haney. general
agent for the Thiel Detective Service
company. and j. II. Davis, agent for the
Colorado Midland Both men admit that
they are experts and each seems to have
an ardent desire 10 humilate the other.
The contest will be a fight to the finish.
The challenge, in which words were
not minced, was issued by Haney.
through his manager, and was promptly
accepted In order TO make the game in
teresting It was decided that the loser
should pay for dinner to be served i'm
medately after the game to the contest
ants. the referee, and such others as
the managers shall agree upon.
For years the two men have been keen
rivals. the last game they played being
won by Davis. but both are firm in their
determination to settle the matter Sat-
urday night, after which one will be
recognized as a billiard player and the
other will. as a pretender pay for the
dinner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
HEAGREN SIGNS UP
NEW TRACK RIDERS
Iver Lawson Included; Season Open
ing Will Offer Fast
Events.

Harry Heagren received some more
good news from the east this morning in
that several other bike riders than those
already signed would wend their way
toward Salt Lake in the very near fu-
ture, among them Iver Lawson, the local
favorte and former worlds champion,
The local bike track manager re-
ceived wire informing him that ten
classy riders would leave In time
10 arrive here for the opening OF the
sea son. They are Gordon Walker, Ed
die Root, Iver Lawson. Frank Cava-
naugh. Alfred Crebs, Bob Diefenoacher.
Walter De Mara. Ernie Pye. Frank COL
burn and Alvin Lotus,
The new men included in the list are
Ernie Pye, Alvin Lotus and Frank Col
burn.
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CLIMBERS TAKE
FIRST WITH SOX

CHICAGO, May 1.-Washington de-
ing game Of the series This was the
first game played by one OF the eastern
teams on the local grounds this sea son.
Chicago took the lead in the first inning
when a single and two errors gave them
one run. Washington passed the locals
In the second when a flelder's choice, an
runs. Washington clinched the game In
the third on a pass, a stolen base and a
single. Chca go's final tally came IN the
fourth on walk, 2 hit, sacrifice and
off second.
Hughes was In fine form. CIcotte re-
tired IN the fourth TO allow gasterly to
bat for him, and Lange. who repla ed
him. held Washington scoreless the re-
mainder Of the game,
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AMATEUR BOXING
TITLES ARE DECIDED
Two Champs Renew Honors; /;
One Decision Is Kissed
for an Hour.

BOSTON May National amateur boxing
championships in eight events decided In
tho annual tiAso tournament which finished
tonight. Two champions renewed their horore.
or the eight titles four we're captured by Creator
Boston boys two went TO Now Yorkers and an
other to Pawtucket. r. I. Only one champion
ship wac taken to Canada by tho challenging dele
CATION from tho dominion. and half a dozen Now
Orleans boxers returned home without priZes
The new national champions arc
lo8 pound class-Barney Snyder, Boston.
1l5- pound class-ThopaS L.. Reagan. Boston,
present champion
l25-pound class-w. Kitchen: Toronto.
l35-pound class-M. ]. Crowley. Maiden,
lI5-pound class-Charlcs AskinS. Boston. present
champion.
15S-pound cIass-willIum Barrett. Now York
1T5- pound class-Joc Brown. Pnwtuckott. r. l.
heavyweight casE-Alfred L, Reich. New York:
Final donors in the latter class went to Reich
strated his prowess IN the semi -tnnla hJ forcing
Robert MeEAchern. a Boston police officer, to the
mat In ono round.
Tho audience evidently thought New York was
entitled TO another chnmpionshlp The decision
Kahn OF New York. WINS hlssed for hour
E, Koorthu OF New York bsttled National Cham
pion Reagan so hard IN the il5-pound clnSa that
the referee ordered an extra round. The judges
disagreed and tho referee thon was called upon
90 decide, He named Reagan the winner
1l5-pound claas-Thomas L, Rosan. Boston. do
ieated =; corthe Now TorE; four ROUNDS; SS 1udgss
ordered another.
125~pound cass-W. Kitchen. Toronto, stopped
walter Ridge. Brockton; round.
135-pound class-M. j, Crowley. Maiden. de-
feated Mike Sullivan. Boston; three rounds.
l45"pound clasS-Chnrlcs Askins, Boston de-
feated Thomas j. Barrett. st. John. n B.. three
rounds.
l5Sspouud cIass-Wliam Barrett. Harlom, n.
Y. stopped B. A. LavelIe. Boston; one round
In the hcavyweight class, Alfred J. Rich Irish
American 4. C.. New York, won through default
from william +. May. United States navy who
had injured hig hand
pound class--Joe Brown. Pawtuckett. r. l..
defeated Nap BoutiIier. Boston: three rounds.
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additional Sporting News
gamo-s hours % minutes Umpires-R.Slor ana
py-o
CUBS NOSE OUT
BROOKLYN. 4 TO 3

BROOKLYN, May 7.-Chicaso stopped
Brooklyn's winning streak today, taking
another sensational battle, to 3. Re-
markable fielding feats on both sides
kept down the runs. Cutshaw and Bride
well dividing the honors, Cutshaw pre-
vented two Chicago runs In the fifth In
ming by rushing over and taking Archer s
hot grounder that went through Daubert
and tossing the runner out to Allen.
who covered first.
Bridewell saved the game for Chicago
In the eighth, when. with two men on
the paths. he made n brilliant one
handed stop Of Smiths smash, which
looked good for two bases. Bresnahan
got a home run on a drive which hit
the concrete fence and caromed away
from Wheat. Dahlcn brought out near
ninth, using sixteen players in all.
CHICAGO BROOKLYN
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ATER WAY SHOWS
GOOD FORM AGAIN
By international News Service.

By International News Service.
PIMLICo. May 7.-Today's results fol-
low:
First race. elk furlongs-Helen Bryne l0t
rWolfe), 5000 won: Sand Vale. LOG (FeTguson).
s5.70 second: TrIfer, LOG tskirvin). A.eo. third.
Tlmo. 1:14 t-5, Royal Message. Orowoc, Law
suit also ran.
Second race mile-Eddie Granay, 100 CTofn),
$3.50 won, SteIcllne. 1l3 (P!ckens). $40 sec
ond: Rocktish. 9e (sklrvin). $3.50 third. limo.
l42 1-5. Arran. Tactics, Hans Creek, Dorothy L..
Madrlgalian Molle Kcarney Jim Ray. Moon
light and Harmon Pass also
Third race one mile--Sand Hog. ai ID. Hon-
mani. SO 10 won, Capt. Swanson. 1ls Wilson.
SO TO- second Mollo g.. ia (obert). $3.50, third,
Time. i:4a 10 Grania. Battery. Irene Gummeil
Golden Castle. Ben Prior. II NJ, SABBATH, 81.
Joseph, Cat and MoItke also rnn
Fourth Tace. steepiochase two rnles-Water-
why l55 Crowley $3.50. won; Gun Cotton. iis
(Alenl. SO. 10. second; Bolo. N7 fKeruath). So.
third. Time. S.25 40. Lamp Black. Young Nor
pheus. Time Cat and Golden also ran Jesuit
fell)
Fifth race six turlongs-Cadcou. % (Ford)
s5S. 70 won; Aldcbnran. III tWolrcl $500. sec
ond: scallywug ~ (McCahcy> 81 90 third. Tin,o
ln3 As Yorkvile. Bosom and Early Light also
ran. tMcrry Tusk disqualified after finishing sec
ond.)
Sixth race one mile and sixty yaTds-worklnE
Lad. l05 a. Wilson,. $40, won: oakhurst, 102
(sklrvlnl. $3.50 second; Houry Hutchison. lO6
(Robbinsl. s3.7o. third. Time. liS. Woodcratt
and El oro also ran.
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Load 10Y. 'Mahubah. los; "Top Hal 10: Re-
bound. 1o5; shad Buford, lo7; tsly Boots lo5;
Yad o'Pecp, lis; Corn Cracker il0i 'Brstle.
los; Bruen BeIc los; Rryndor 1O7; LAlKlon.
LOT: Capt links. I07: brother Folk. lo7.
Belmont entry. tpavls ontry.
Second race, five and half furlonRE--Garl,
100; Defcndum ile; Mastor Joe lI2; Tathom,
liz. Worst Dale. l02.
Third race, mile aud forty yarde-sSand
Hog ST. Frank PURCELL 10; -Asnor l05: ADO
lanlo l07: KIttery. lie; -Malitns. 1ob; sFniry
Godmotber. l09; sOrbed Lad. Ito. Otilo. li2.
'iIcdge Rose, 1o7: 'Montagnle iio; 'McCreary
LOT.
lon i5a; Navarro, 14a: O Bear 1875: Rslluf. liG:
Flying Yankoe 1886. Ticket OF Leave Ns: BIkot
liD: Jurercncc, IA
Fifth race. fivo furlongs-Gcrdou, III Con-
tauriant, ia: Paddy o'Loane. loi: Armament. lo7
Vega, ia Violet Ray. l04: Master Joe. io7
Sixth race mile and forty yards-sClem
peachey. 1o7: o'Em. 40: Cutthunk. il2: MIN
bus. l12: Lad OF Langdon. lie; Granio. 105 sThe
Squire. io7, Lord ELAN. lls; Eddie Grpney, 10;
Blue Mouse, 1lo; Belfast, lis: 'Toddling. 1o7.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast-
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HADAD, At IS To |,
IS ALAN SURPRISE
Romps Home First in Second
Event; Otherwise, Favor
ties Win Day.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
ALAN. Idaho. May 7.-Hadad. at Is to 1. was
tho only surprise OF todays races. winning the
second evont handily. The favorites the day
Results:
First race. five and half furlonR9-Tremargo
1OS tMurphy). IL 10 8. finished first but dis
qualified for foul and plnced last; Compton. liz
CCaVanhugh). to .. won; Frank g. Hogan. 1ot
tGroth), 10 10. second; Lookout. t09 (Roscp)
10 TO I, third Time. 1903 1-5. Zulu, Phil Con-
and Gaiene Gale alpo ran
Second rncc ak furlonGs-Hndnd. los tMoIes-
WORTH 10 TO 1. won; Gatypallan. 1l2 (Cook), 2
TO 1. second: Mnsalo. lo3 Uiargau), To ]. third
Time. 1:l1. Emeta Hamilton and Figent also
ran
Third race. five and hall furongs-Jnmes
Blackstock, 40 (Cook) 10 I. won; Evcl!na.
1oh tHiD. TO 2. second: Special Delivery. 100
tGnrgau), 10 TO ]. third Time 1:o9. Auto Girl
Bons Kid North. Lillian Ray and Ray Egan
nlso
Fourth race. five furongs-Lady PanchIh. ioi
fDezanson), to 10 won Mona canoman, 97
(Hil), TO 1. second; Platinum. % (McDowcll)
3 TO l. third Time. 100 4-5. Elizabeth Har-
wood aud Pride OF 1.ismorc also ran.
Fifth race five furlonEs-Inquleta 40 tMolcn-
WORTH TO 1, won Vee Forty. lo5 Bezanson).
to !. second: Old Coin. 1l5 tCavnnaughl. 10
5. third Time 1o2 % Little Birdie Santa
Call, Retontc and satchclcg also
sixth race mile-Cnnten, 105 (HilD, s
10 3. won; Harlem Maid, 1oa (Groth), TO J..
second Mary Emily, 1o5 fMolcsworth). 10 .
third. Time. 142. c. ". Kcnnon aud Nc
Gee also
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WIN
FAST GAME, 4 TO 3

ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Phiadelphia beat
st Louis here today. winning a fast
game TO 2. Brown and Mitchell pitched
good ball, both having ono bad inning.
In the first inning Brown walked three
st. Louis batsmen, but Lapp threw out
two runners who tried to steal pulling
him out Of a bad hole. Philadelphia
scored in the first inning. when Murphy
and scored on Oldring's single. Collins
also walked and scored on McInns's sin
gle. Baker scored in the fourth when he
hit o home run into the right field
bleachers st. Louis scored two runs In
the fourth when Austin duplicated
Bakers home run after Brief had sin
gled. Fielding on both sides was fast.
PHILADELPHIA-sT. LOUIS
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KHOFAGE WINS
OVER RUBY HYAMS
By International News Service.

By International News Service
LEXINGTON. May T.-Today's race results fol-
low:
First race. mile and q siIteonth-Howdy
TIowdy. 11s (Andress). 1850. won Rash, io9
(Buxton). $50 second; Bit OF Fortune. 1ic Dug-
gam. $780, third Time. 1:46 4-5. Judge Kerr.
Tom King Bonne Chance linen. Mosant. Mark
a. Mayer and Shawnee also
Second race. four and half furionSs-Thco-
dorita, 10 tGanzl, $40 won; Bronze Wing.
40 (Tenhau) $1,000 second. Martha Mckee. 1f0
(Loftus). $500. third. Time. :55 90, Honey
Mine. Hinata. Louie Grice. Ovation. First Choice.
Jumcla and Woof also
Third race six furlongs-Lady Lightning. 1D9
(Loftus). IS 90 won; Green LOG (Hanivcr), SIC. 90
second hmora ia (Buxtonl. $3.50 third. T!me.
1913 as. Gilpy and Automatic also ran.
Fourth race, the Brewers selling stakes. one
mIe-Bell Horse. ia GanS). $3.50, won; Prae-
tor!an. LOG tSteelel. $3.50 second, Clubs. los
(Goose). $3.50. third Time 1889 t-5 Flying
Fect, MoclGlcr. sleoth. Flying Tom and Marshon
also ran.
Fitch race four and half turlongs-Hhofage.
l07 (Krschbaum). $3.50. won: Ruby Hyams.
III CHnnovcr). $3.50 and $40. second: Frances
NJ, 1l3 (Buxtou) $500 third. Time. SIS 3~5.
BUZZ Around Ada Rose Ring. Marta Mac Irish
Ann Tiktok Meshnch and Parcel Post also
Sixth race, miie-Floral Day 11s tHan-
over, $3.50 won, Supple, 1o9 (Peak). 81 %. Sec
ond: Stamps. 1906 VanduSon). 30. third, Time.
$40. UrSu!u Emma. STARTER. Old ProveTb and
KatvIne also
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PRINCETON CREW
READY FOR REGATTA

PRINCETON. ~ J.. May THE
Princeton's varsity crew left here today
with Harvard and Pennsylvania In a
triangular regatta on the Charles river
Saturday. They will have two practice
spins on the Charles river tomorrow and
two more on Friday. Chester, who
rowed No. 5 until yesterday, was taken
along. and there is a possibility that his
injured hand Will be I'm condition for
him to row on Saturday.
The squad was composed as follows:
Putnam, stroke; Captain Rauch. No, Z;
North. No 8; McKibben and Chester.
No 8: Bashinsky, No a: Curtis, No. 3;
Pyne. No. 2: Bunzel. bow; Congleton,
ooxswain; Swart. substitute.
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BEAT SOX
ON HOME GROUNDS

CLEVELAND, May Boston, the
first Of the eastern clubs to play on the
by Cleveland today, 10 ]. Cy Falken-
burg. the lanky right-hander, who
came back" from the minor league this
year, won his fifth consecutive game.
Five of the Boston regulars were kept
out of yne game by Injuries.
Bostons only score came In the fourth
on doubles by EDgle and JauvrIn. In
the second, with men on second and
third: Falkenberg struck out three OF the
next four batters. purposey passing
Carrigan.
Cleveands scoring started in the sec
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BAN is REMOVED
FROM JACK BRITTON

PHILADELPHIA, May 7,-Director OF
Public Safety Porter announced tonight
Jack Brittop after Britton's fight with
Pal Moore at the Olympia club two
weeks ago. The director said that a
conference with Britton's managers and
a group of New York fight experts had
convinced him that Britton did not fake
to any great extent and he can fight
here when he pleases'
Under the directors orders. Moore is
still barred from fighting In this city
for his part in the Brlttou match. but
Mr. Porter said he might lift the ban
later on"
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GIANTS AGAIN
DEFEAT THE REDS

NEW YORK. May New York again
9sieaIeo Re1fon sahIanda,, ,d geye t9aay @ TO A H.
was relieved by Packard. n young left
handler. who twlrled a wonderful game
after the third. The Giants did not get
hit off the younsster after that inning.
Ames was wild and ineffective and was
relieved with the bases full in the sec
ond. Mathewson stopped the Reds In
this inning. but was hit fairly hard, Gin
clean hitting. Shafer played a great
game for New York at short. accepting
twelve chances without an error.
CINCINNAT1-NEW YORK
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A. q. A. Elects Officers.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE directors Of
the Automobile Club Of America elected
today the following officers,
President. Henry B. Anderson. first
Vice president. Edward Shearson; second
vice president, Henry R. Taylor; third
vice president, Alexander ]. Hemphill;
treasurer, Dudley Oleott; secretary, w
A. Edwards.
Edward ShearSou was elected chairman
OF the executive committee and w, X
Vanderbilt. Jr,. chairman of the contest
committee
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LORE AND ROBIDEAU
DRAW TN FAST BOUT

NEW YORK. May Johnny Lore and
Sam Robideau boxed the main event OF
night, neither having an advantage at
the end. Rooideau showed marvellous
speed early in the bout, but slowed up
punching. II was Lore's experience that
pulled him through the last few ses-
sions.
Leo Houck OF Lancaster. Pa., took the
verdict from George (knockouD Brown
Of Chicag so In the semifinsl Of ten rounds
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pHILL{ES TAKE
UPHILL CONTEST

PHILADELPHIA, May Playing a
fine uphill game, Philadelphia defeated
st. Louis today. 4 10 3. Paskert scored
the winning run in the tenth inning on
his single, Knabes sacrifice and Lobert' s
double, ST. Louis took three-run lead
in the second inning on four singles and
two errors. After that three double
plays prevented them from scoring, while
they failed to tally In the sixth inning
after filling the bases with none out,
as Oakes was caught off third on an at
tempted squeeze play.
ST LOUIS Js-PHILADELPHIA
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|D|V BRAVES WIN
|IRD SLAB BATTLE
Shades O'Toole in
|ve Innings and Pirates
Drop Another.

"a Nav 7.-Boston won another
~ game from Pittsburg today
.hs winning run coming In the
n was a pitchers battle be-
|--oore and Tyler, the latter nav
<,ttsr OF the argument.
~c's single run was due TO an
Sweeney, Wilson scoring when
i dropped Whallng's throw to
who had started 10 steal Eos
fhe score In the fifth, when
uas hIt and got arouni on SIN
+s.ranville and Myers
<<9m had several opportunities
mother run, but strong pitching
.'nr always prevented until the
~ Tyler began It by striking
rSryille singled and went TO
H. Iyers's drive 10 center. Con-
4 high one to left and Carey
IA bali, Maranvllle scoring.
pITrsBURG- BOSTON.
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Beall Bill PaSSad.

CHICAGO. Nav State Senator
be furnished 10 all ticket holders at base
ball games. passed the senate al SPRING
field today. The bill is aimed chiefly at
President Murphy OF the local National
Beall was unable TO get the seats called
for by his coupon. Murphy left today for
New York TO attend the Cub Brooklyn
games tomorrow and Friday.
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British Golfer May Enter,

NEW YORK, May 7.-According TO ca
BILE advices from London, 1t is extreme
ly probab BILE that A be Mitchell the well
known British amateur golfer, will par
ticipate in the forthcoming American
open amateur championship at Brook
line, Mass. September II and IS. Mitch
ell who Is q chauffeur. was runner
up'' In the English amateur champion
ships last summer.
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Today's Alan Entries.
By international News Service.

ALAN. Idaho. May 7.-Tomorrow's race entries
follow
First race. four turongs-Rimttax. Coos IL:
Bins. Mrs. Nc. 10s; Mable ClnrkBon. iot
Second race six furlongs--Hoabird. H.: Mer-
curium, zenotok Daylight, Sierra. loi-
Third race. five furlongs-Abe Slupskey, i2l;
Percy Henderson, soinest. 49, Yosolo. lis: Wes-
tella III; Maxcono. 1l6 Br!ton. Ray Egau, il5;
Jonathan. 113: Pretty Soon. Ionic, Ill
Fourth race six fIrongs-Dr. Dougherty, En-
field 1i2. Henry Walbnnk. i0e; Flying Foot
steps Imprint Manassch, lo7.
Fifth race. siI rurlougs-Lescar. Shooting Spray.
Force IL: Old Settler. Fort Johnson Tim Judge,
109: Slim Foinn. Rue, 1o7
Sixth race. Que mlle-Judge Walton, III: Don
Enrique. Sake. Tnllow Dip Flying SIeepland,
los: Helen Scott RoSeworth. LOG. 'Acolin. l0i.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast
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AII.AMERJCaNe
DANNY DUNN HERE.
ON ZOTTE'S TRAIL

Danny Dunn, Clevelard's fast little
yesterday and Is eager to get In the ring
here. Danny challenges the world at ll6
to 100 pounds He recently beat Ollie
over Chick Hayes in indianapolis. where
he divided honors In fight with Pat
MacMahan. The little Clevelander was
on Ad Zottes trail last night and bout
may result.
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Zbyszko Wins Match.

MONTREAL. May 7-Stanislaus zbys-
zko, wrestling champion OF Poland. won
a handicap match here tonight. throw :
zsyszEo ag Iwo tbpeR noen Wtnin an nSur
with a toe hold. and R Cazeau in 26
minutes with a body hold.
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NEW YoRK-pETRoIT.
NEW YORK.

Summary: Errors-Cbase. Derrick Kcaling
Bush Dubuc. Veach. zamloch. Deal Two-base
hit-Woltcr- Hits-on Mullin. In seven in
ntngs off Zanloch in two Innings Sacri-
flee hits-Keating. Daniels. stoIon bnses-DunicIs
Hartzcll. Bush. Double plays-Derrick Hartzell
and Chase; Hartzeli. Derrick aud Chase Left on
bases-New York. Z; Detroit, g. Bases on balls
or Mullin. a. off Keatlng. 4: of znmIoch. l.
Hit by pitchor-By Zamloch NartzclD Struck
out-By Mullon. &: by Heating. 8: by Zamloch
Q. Time OF gamc-2 houro minutes. Umpires-
Dincen and Hart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
Erwin Wins Tennis Title.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. May III Q. Er-
win OF Clemson college today won the
Southern intercollegiate tennis champion
ship In singles By defeating NJ y. Oates
OF the University Of North Carolina, in
the final tournament play here. The
score was Cd, 10. 6-3.