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BIDS SOLICITED.

The state board OF examiners will re-
ceive bids for furnishing material, print
Ing and binding five thousand Ave hun
dred school registers as per sample on
file in the office OF the state superin-
tendent of public instruction. Felt build
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. on or before
September J, 1913
Bids will be received up 10 noon May
II, 1918, at the office OF the secretary
OF the state board OF examiners. city
and county building, Salt Lake City.
Certified checks amounting 20 one-tenth
of the amount of the bid must accom-
pany each proposal.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
By David Mattson. Secretary. $3.50
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seemed not TO affect Zotte,
RoOpd 10-MoDfe Iap6a5 rIgOf and |

seemed not to affect Zotte,
Round l9.Monte landed right light, and J., left i.
which popped back Monte's head and
stung him hard. He then put a hard
one to Monte's wind, following with an.
other, right to jaw Monte came up at
blows did no damage.
Round ll-Attell landed on stomach
and they exchanged rights and let's, AT
tell landed a straight left to Zotte's face.
but the Mexican came back on Monte's
wind. Monte returned a hot blow to
Zotte's stomach. At the sound of the
gong both boys were going at ter
Round 1RThey exchanged rights and
Attell's face. which did not phase Monte
with another which quickly faded
Monte's characteristic smile This round
Round la..Zotte landed left hook to
jaw. The Mexican seemed 10 be hit
ting him at will with rights and lslts
and Monte's smile had vanished. The
Mexican rushed Monte to the ropes. At
tell looked tired bfsss for oons IT, whit hp5
a hard right TO Zotte's Jaw. which evil
IDENTIFY lnfIamed the Mexican who com
meneed a whirlwind attack aS,,. on Attell; tel
as the gong sounded.
Round 14-Both thys clinched; AS they
parted Zotte landed on Attelrs face.
hard. The Mexican stumbled and was
a moment later staggered by a terrific
blow 10 the stomach. AT the finish OF
this round both were fighting like tigers,
with The shade In Attells favor.
Round 15-Zotte rushed Monte with a
right swing and came back with rights
and lefts. Attell landed on stomach
They came TO a clInch and both rammed
each other right and left. With ten
seconds Of the round left both entered
into the game with, terrific force. and
as the gong sounded were cllnching.
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Havre de Grace Results.

st race. four and hslt surlongs-Charles
ell. l02 isnyderl. Is 20 !. SoB. Bulgar. l05
ner). 10 2. Gecond Lennle D io3 (Hot,nanl.
. l, ,hird. Timc. :56 WanitA. Dragon Ely
Col c. also ran.
'ond race. five and hall furlonEs-Henpeck,
anlderi. 10 ]. won; Brynary. 1l5 (Butwelll,
D 10. second Coour i'.sicne. % (Nathanl. 10
4 third. Time. 10 Paris Queen. Mary Scribe.
'uit. Chiffon Ounce also ran.
ird race. five and half furlepgs-Caugh Hill.
'Turner,. TO l. won: Springhosrd, io3 (But-
}. 10 2. second; Grover Hughes. 11s (Burnsl.
u third. Time ;os t-5, Palanopin. Penob-
and joo Knight nlSo ran
urth race. ono mile and seventy yards-DouaId
1onald. III ~. wilson,. II 10 S, won: Black
III tButwelD. I 10 I. second: Royal Meteor
|husEravel. &c I. third. Time. las. F1am-
Merry Lad and Wnrhorp also ran.
~ rscr fIve furlongs-Ntordecul. io7 (But-
i 10 ?. won: Cnnnock, l0s fTurucrl. IS TO s.
'd; spearhcad, i05 Robbins 80 10 /. third
q 1901. John Marshall. Armament, High
n Centsur aud Gaioa also rau.
'tb race. six iurlongs-Frod Levy. 103 Wolfe
!. B, won; Magazine los fMathewsl. Z 10 D.
'e; Ionlata. liz tMontourl. i2 to I. third.
y Eli. seryicenoe. Baythorn. Profile. Easton
Graney also ran
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TALENT PICKS FOUR
i WINNERS At ALA|V
Horses Best Played in Mutu-
els Win Most of Events
at Coeur dAlene.
International Nows Service.

4. r,ternationaI Nows Service
|rorrrp p'ALENE. April 2o.-The tslen, was In
.~.,,,,, form today. four 81 the six races go
4. N The horses best played IN tho musuel
..ssh,nes The old campnsner. c. W, kennon'
( ,he fourth race. and Rosey Posoy In Tho hfth
~ we're the only winners paying better than
10 /.
rirx, race fivo furlonss-Hugh Cray. 40 tMur-
~ IS 40 won: Anne Niece, liz Smith. $3.50.
-r.mA. sallle o'Dny. l07 Taylor), 500. thlrd
-trns i:ol g.6 Rayaria. Brton and La GAIA
Sssons race. five and a hal, furlones-Moller. 10
(evanaugh) ss2 won, Okonltc. ITO (ormesl'
= "a socond; Quick Trip III tAurrayl, $500
Ilrd Time 1903. Ma&sono. Locust BUD and
|rsda also ran. ,,, ,,,
ThIrd race six .urionGs-putch Rock. III lMu--
M $3.50 won bescar. il5 tsoldcn), Slo.S0
<.nna. Frank c. Hogan, l07 tForsythl sS %.
IA, Time, li3 40. Balronio Godfather and
|cAian also ran. - ~
'To,rth ruce ono mile-C. w. Kennon, 1l2 tSel-
n $50 won; Shooting Spray. lis tFosythl,
% second Flying, ll2 tornesl: $3.50. third
40 f.ss Abound Gretchen O. Sleeplsnd.
.srs walton and snlpenrI also ran.
rifth race five furlougs-Rosoy Posey. los (Tay-
N. yi( 30, won; Hazel C. 10 CHll). so. SEQ
"A. s,dnoy Peters. 40 tForSythol. SS. 10. third.
mc, i:ol SO. Jonathan. Boas. Lillian Ray. Auto
In Io Mo md Pretty Soon also ran.
Hixth rarc six furiongs-Compton. ia (Cayn-
anrhl. sf20 won Ga;y PaIlcn. I'll (McDon-
-u11 So i6 second: Hadsd. LOG Forsyth. $40.
IIrd Time IL; as Wicket. Masno and Ora
5n also ran.
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Shoots in Lefts.

ROUND 5-Kilbanc hooked the face. ana then
shot In several straight iefts Dundee was short @
with his returns. KilbaDe drew away from
swings at the body and scored a succession OF
straight letts: pundoo covered up and pressed
stomach with solid left. Kilbane shot In .
straight left. Dundee swung at the body with
and Dundee covered from Kilbane's upporcu's.
They danced around ngnln md kiloano kcpt
shooting IN straight Iefte, Dundee reached the
ROUND s-Kilbane was busy with his 5traiEh,
left and Dundeo's returns were short. Thcy
dered TO break. Then Dundee went In With head
lowered Ho reached the ribs once with the
right but took three four straight lofts be.
fore ho scored. They clInched again and parted
whom Eyton ordered thom to- Dundee swung the
close quarters. Kilbsne was worry busy beating
him back. but occasionally Dundee lcaped from
Rilbane scored twice with tho left and took a
glanclng left on tho chin in return;
left. Then thcy exchanged straight lofts both
landing. Dundee pressed IN and EiIoane ham-
ess sm with kssne so left on
aud loft between the eyes. Dundee hit
short with the left several times After taking
the chin with the left. They closed In again
and exchanged short arm body blows untsl sspa- a
cInch and Khane sent his right against the ribs
number of times. Dundee swung HIS left on
the short ribs They clinched and pushed around
until separated. They wore mixing IL ln m'drlnG
the gong.
ROUND s-They went into clinch and pushed
around without landing telling blow. Dundee
not such n mark for tho straight left now
he kept pulling his head out OF range. There
were several misses on both sides and then XII
bape placed Elanclng right on Dundees fore
head Dundee used free left on tho ribs In
tho clinch that followed. They closed In and
fought 10 the ropes Then they exchanged blows
freely. KIlhanc timed his punches the better OF
the two and scored the moro frequently. He
reached Dundoes faca with both gloves and Dun
dee got back at him with somo fairly solid body
punches Kilbane got In two left hooks on the
enr and followed with straight left, and Dun
dee scored n straight left at the bell.
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Lexington Results.

lin, race. six furongs--world's Wonder: II.
|snry). 81? 20, won; Earl Of Savoy, III tGlass)
g0. secoud 'TIs True. 100 tBrndyl. SIS. To-
nal Time. LEO. Uncle Dick. Gold Color: Pctcl
lu BsrnacullA John &. Weaver and King Boz
% ran.
3ceond rarc. six .urlongs-Cash on Delivo-y, 10I
epkips, $40, won: Jnmcs Dockory. l07 (Dish-
pj $3.50 seoond: Amorct. l07 fBuHton). 500
f6 Time III 3-5. Three Links, Back Bay.
nsurs. MorrisioNn. 0rocn and Slceth also rnn.
rbird race four furIongs.susan B. l12 tHonryl
1e won: Breakdown Belle. II2 tGanz), SO. co.
'ond; Rosn Mundt III (stecicl. $3.50 third.
ne 81 First Cherry. Woof and Ovation also
Ponrth race the Ashland OAKS. ono mlle-Gowoll.
h fBoreii. $40. won; Tho Widow Moon. III
<dcrlsO $50. second; BILLY She, III (Ganz).
TO- third. T.me. is7 is. Old Woman, Da!sy
Ift and Lodooa also ran.
tftI race four turlonss-RuHles. l12 (Glassi,
.56. won; Shelby Belle. liz CARROLL $3.50.
ond: Hattie Nc. II? PcGkl. Se.l0. third. Time,
e-5. Ada Kenncdy CaTig!a. Flying Frances
I.zraIets also ran.
'ixlh race one milo and seventy yardF-Bnno-
10, i9s ibuxtonl. $3.50. won; Dick Baker. 1i3
ossl. 81. 10. second; Jack Lnron. t07 tKetoris)
E0 third Time i;52. Automatic and Fore
M also ran.
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HavTe de Grace Entries.

y 4, Isso. SIX turiongf-CowI. Il2; Perdner,
7,gs inistle. 10: Chiffon Queen, los; Union
IA Double Five. llt: Working Lad. 1os.
III ,,o ionr and halt furlon6s-WiIlie
- ~ spearhend, 10: Fnthom 10: Robert
7. : stellata, lo7 Daily wo,ers. 1o7
'o ,, race 1--we and half fu-ionrs-RolI,-g
''s; me- S'oyer Hueher. li5: Bosom. 11b; Mar
alalse. los; RInElng. ss: chucSles. 9o' ''
~ ucs, tNo. o.yoar-old Perryville. four and
4, IN .a',,n1nnes-Mllay Way. 100: Mordecoi. 1ns
IA, iye: Gallop. Il2: Gordon. no; super.
N w. Preston Lynn, l07.
'5s,s ono milo and seventy yarde-Tow-
',rs,a. ',rsa. ~: spellhound. lI2; Font. lo7: o'Em.
F-Is ioa; Bonnie ,Eloise 104: Merry Lad
~ Ha'noi'and. ioa; Big plpper, a5: Stair.
3 rac.. ak fur,onvpn,,-. ,,.
'2n. 10y: Betray. lbs: Fi,ty-Fiyn lbs NJ
NJ lps Reeompenec. ll2; Eastsr prynne.
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Of the work conslsted OF light body iabs while

holding
Dundee worked free right on tho ribs as they
struggled along the ropes. The referee broke
them and they closed again. Dundee smothercd
an uppercut and let fly with tho right for tho
Jaw, He reached with the left and then Kilbane
caught him right and left on the Jaw. ihe
blows sent Dundee back n stop. but he quickly
jumped close again and swung with both hands
for the head. Kilbnne avoided the blows and put
IN etraieht uppercuts Dundee scored twice with
tho left by lsapng In the air. Kilbane Tammed
him in the corner with body blows and met him
with right on tho Jaw he camc out. Then
Dundee swung TWO lefts the jaw. hard blows.
The referee split them out moro than once They
were fighting when the gong rang and Referee
Eyton throw both arms 10 the nlr. which meant
that no considered tho fight draw
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Lexington Entries

,ss. we slx turiones-vollta. 100: Lady Light
~ r,,ies ailies Nightmare. Io5; Just Red. los
"a seaus. lY; Grit. 1io. '' 49,
la, fsee, rs, foar and half ruriongr-esu,o
y Nae IN. i%: Nome, Ioi; Ida L2vinis. Io7,
|ird M. Ho: Coogter. 1os; Harwood. liz
io4 one mllo-Weyanoke, 10;: P1ylnr
Hss, sa rour and a half .urlonre-Aitioa
II Ios. I"s Old BEN, 1os; Ada. los; Free
1os. TOUT and half furloues-Dr Sam
.aeks uuy ,ia BOZ. 100: .rSriss Brother. 100.
MN , ,,s. hatcher. i13. Tho Forman, 10:
||>1cs ia father Riley. iia; Hoitou, 112:
11lcu,rN s1 turlougs-Laurctta stolvorth-
lame. ,e, @ Msrrhon, 90: Thesiercs. Ioz; San
a Prsrl iUs, in,,. soohy. io: shawnee. loi; r,ri-
1hsch. ,os ~ P'aetorlsn. los: Rash. Ios: Sir
RdipJ opiry
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ECKNER TO ACT AS
CLUBS SECRETARY

President B. 6, Hite of the local base
ball club announced last night that dur
Ing the disability of Frank Ga rdnor. sec
retary and treasurer OF the company,
Herman a. Eckner win act secretary.
a.. III ,IN, ~, 1sf5h S.onnar no,,,r,, ~
and the club Ia regarded as fortunate
in securing his services.
The accident to Mr. Gardner has cast
gloom over the local baseball situa-
tlon and hundreds Of inquiries from fans
were made at tho hospital last night as
fo bia cnpdItipu
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CHICAGO-DETROIT

0Bntted for Russell in ninth
tBntted for Hall in seventh.
tBatted for Lake !n twelfth
Score by innings;
Chicago .,....2 o 0 Q o =
Detroit ."..s.o 0 l. 8
Summary: Errors-Borton and Gaincr. Three
base hit-Crawford. H!ts-on Hall. 8 ia In
ninge Off Lake. in innings: off White. IN
innings; off Russell. none in l inning: off
Benz. IN innings. Sacrifice hts-Rath. Easter
ly. Weaver. Sacrifice fly-Vesch. Stolen hoses
Crawford Rath. Schaller, Fournier. Double play
-Borton to Weaver, Left bnscs-ChicaEo. g.:
Detroit Z. Base bslls-On Hall. 4: off Lake
J; off White, 3. Struck out-By White, q BY
Benz. wild pisch-Russell. limo of game
hours So minutes. Umpiros-Hildebrand and
Evans,
Other Games Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA. April 7s.-washinEton- Phila-
dephia game postponed: wet grounds.
NEW YORK, April 2o.--Boston-New York Eame
postponed; wet grounds.
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Champ on Defensive.

ROUND 9-Dundco by leaplng reached tho face
With the left. BY leapng again Dundee got in
he placed straight loft between tho eyes. XII
bAne acted on the defensive for quite a while
no way for champion TO act. kiloane finally
cut loose with n stiff right to tho jaw He
cheek bone with stinsing loft swing. The blow
sent Dundee's head aside and kilhane pressed
In hard right body punch Dundee blocked two
right uppercuts. And thon Kilbane caught him
with a swapping right the chu. They were
'ie.' ROUND io-pSndee 5 1 camc ' in with his head
covered. KiIbane failed to break through the
his left on the Jaw. Thcy clinchcd and fought
to the ropes Klhane hammered the body while
Dundee got IN left pokeg on the face; kilbnne
brought tho right across on the face Dundee
grnned and Jumped cosS They GliGshoG rSi onan and
quarters. Kilbanc's right glanced OF the chin
was plenty OF cIinching and the referee was busy
separating them, Kleans poked in two straight
ROUND li-Kilbane landed straight left md
thoy clinohed. Dundee using good right on the
Sen mss s wsh hs o"F Eight t' on paT
brought them into a olinch. When the referee
broke thom Dundee duoked under Kilbane's
straight left and covered up from the. chempon's 8
right After much time Kilbane sent Dundee's
head back with a straieht leit and then touched
the ropes Dundee complained Kubane used his
head against the throat. Tho referee separated
thom and warned Klbane. There blows
struck tho balance OF the round,
ROUND 1c-After fddling they swung
their right simultaneously and neither landed.
Then they clinched and hung until separated,
Kllbene reached tho face with the straight left
more than once; Kilbono used short right
uppercut In a clinch and Dundee drove the right
into the ribs. Dundee placed hard right swing
on the jaw and took similar punch and right
uppercut In exchange. Dundee backed TO tho
ropes and covered hs face. and Kibane failed
to break through with his uppercuts pundoo
swung a loft on the face and they closed In and
Kilbane put short rights into tho stomach. XII
bano tT!od hard TO send home mn uppercut, but
Dundees crossed torcarms prevented him.
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K|LbANE DIVIDES
HONDRs WITH DUNDEE
Continued from Preceding Page).
,ts in re,urn. The last OF pundee.s punches

rights in return. The last OF Dundee's punches
wss stiff
ROUND i-Dundes duokcd loft ma they
danced around and fcnted. Kllbnno's Tsht
glanced off Dundcoy shouldcr and Dundee came
back with right the neck. Thcy closed In
and fought 10 the ropes. each putting In short
body blows. K,lbane short with right and
Dundee blocked left. KiIbauo jotcd Dundee
with loft the chin and thcn cent In a
straight left Dundee thero with straight
left Kilbano seut that hard right the RIBS
They closed and fought across the ring Ktlbnne
putting good forco into hi5 body blows. Dundee
caped into the air and planted left and right
on the faco. Dundee blocked right uppcrcut
with crossed Dundee sent the head back
with a straight left
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oucknaster Resigns.
lHl News Snvlce

~ has april 2o,-Waiter S. Rnck-
|ah no,o o,esigned the captalncy of The
the ArnsrIea Which is to compete
p"io Cup on Long Island md -, itn'grna- f
|icc W. was Injured sevcroly Du'e Ga
4 bsrtinse ms April Is. which has result
nd q 'hi disnbleInent OF his i.I.-ht
NV - ~ 10 not likely that he viii ens
N nni uG team TO the United Stafca
1ccnI inntl inn,n,tal, or the Eaton Hall team
i"filcd to become capita I'm.
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Plan Reception TO Evers

n vhil,pp ipphE, April 2o-The conpu.
|nrs "irHn n Chicago admirers of Frank
sricsnp pidh TO pay the New YorE
|5rsfin,, issgue club manager. In a
<ancs' <a'1 when he makes his first an
srslIel here here IN WI u haze something OF
10 Ths ~ an EVers's day" on
n n Sohn Evers and his Chicaso
Estv 'He Ilrst game OF a gerles VII h
Sene orE Giants. Over 400 fellow
t n Eers's. whose home ,s ,r
M. Tba nave reserved seats for, the
&rtion s 49, lro1an delegation plans a big
10 leadaa, ,la a floral offering for the
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SNOW PREVENTS
.MISSOULA OPENER
Special 10 The Tribune.

MIsSoULA. April 29.-Manager Blank
enship OF the Missoula Union associa-
ton baseball club announced tonight
that under no circumstances would there
he game tomorrow between Missoula
and Helena The opening game III Mis-
er clears UP, There was three inches Of
snow here today and the ball park is
too muddy for playing. double-header
will be played on Sunday.
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Occur d'Alene Entries

" race. five furlongs-Abe SluDskcy. i1a
III; Ma3senn. 10. Golden Agnes los: Yo
loi Phil connor JOY Idun. iO5: Galcne
'9nd race four furonEs- shadrach. lO5 Paw
pusaI. i03
ifd race. ak furlonEs--Kine Elk. ii5: Mary
y, 100; Stout Heart. los: Barlun. I0l: Laura
ss Jennie Newman. 81: Roslris. ~.
asp race. one nile-Ncodov, li2: ParIor Boy
sea elin l03: John Lonis. as, Platinum. as
tn race. five and half furlones-K!d Mel
~; Luhe Vnn Inndt, in7: Go.,o- Bed Son. i05 ::
Sonnor. lo5 Down Land. io5; Kitty ". lO5 :;
~ bnrhs' Jos, sam Grlgsbv. l02
'[n race. ono fnile-rorcc lia: Lotta Crnnd
ten Enri1uc. I65; Saio. los; Rake. 1n5: Ua
lDi: Ma!zlo Girl lna. GN, ini
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Fight Furiously.

ROUND 13-ANcr few seconds sparTlng they
closed in Dundee hammered The back with
tho right and then Kilbane straighteued and
drove his right Into the stomach Dundee kept
swinging for tho bead with both hands He
against the ribs and Dundee paid him back with
4 right uppercut Kibane lot go fierce right
handor. but II failed TO land on Dundce's chin.
Dundee swung his right into the stomach nnd
Kilbane back with q right the Jaw.
They thon hammered each other freely. Dundee s
left cheek wag cut and there was blood on Kill
bnGo's lips They fought all over the ring. pun =
ishng each other on face and body and II looked
II Dundee had shade the worst of II.
ROUND H-They bohod freely. for While and
then clinched. tho retcrco breaking them apart.
Klbane iabbcd the face with tho left They closed
In and Dundee used short let's tho face. Kill
esne caught Dundee With hard right on the
times, swinging the loft for the face He Was
short sach time. He made just ono moro at
tempt and gnye Kilbane iarrins ieft-hander OF, on
right and took right on tho body 10 exchange.
Dundee leapcd and swung the left the ohjn.
Kilpano scored three times with straight leftr
Kiibane ns'led him With left hooks and upper
ROUND 15-pundeo covored for while and then
leaped IN with left swing the Jaw They
olnchcd until separated Kilbaue sent homo a
Jolt dundee swung HIS left on tho cheek and
they cl!nchcd. There quito lot OF felnting
and they clinched number Of times Without
and cr, aud Dundee got to the face with both
hands by lesping, Dundee avunE loft the
cheek and smothersd = right uppercut
ROUND i6-Dundoe covered FOR while and
then loaped from The floor and swung loft on
THO Jup. Kilbane amoshed right Into the ribs
and Dundee nailed him With right urpercut
placed righ, the Jaw. Once again Dundee
scored with tho loft by leapine. KiIbono seomod
70 be Sayas @ a himself @ IN M, IS Tosns @ m He .e9 ysy
effort TO avoid DundoeF left Swings.
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Drives Into Corner.

ROUND l7-Ifilbanc vent at his detes-
minediy and fought him into corner Dundee
covered his face for while and thsn uncovered
aud fought back. KiibAne scored With upper
cuts and Dundee landed body blows. clinoh
ended the smuggling spoil and they pulled and
hauled tho floor When they broke XII
hans began uppercuttnR again. but Dundee savod
himself by covering In tho main Dundee devoted
his attention TO ooverlng He strn,ghteGcd
and ,wung occasionally and when he did so he
reached Kibaues face. hut On average Ki
banc scored twice 70 Dundces They we're
mixing II I'm midrinE nt tho rud OF tho round.
ROUND 1s-Thcy spared ;or while and then
closed. both using body punches. This referee
broke them out Dundee duckcd under Kilbanc =
lead and they cinohod again KlOaue got home
with right thc jan and Dundee came back
with right ON the ribs. I1ilbano IN two
straight iof5 and Dundee eot homo with
puudee swung threo short ietts tho law and
then they cIoped and hung together until broke,
After each break Kltaue made we'll meaning
attempts with the right but could not reach
tho chin, ThoTc vas lot OF clinehing and tho
referee separated thcm number OF times
ROUND io-rhcy closed In quickly and the
referee split Them out after they wrestled across
tho ring. Klbnnc tricd hard TO land upper
cut bu, Dundee covered up too we'll. kllbanc
was there with aevorsl light jct,s and then Dun
doe planted a left on the chin Thsy kept
cIiuc6inF and giving zach other short-arm body
blows The retorco broke them apart mdre than
once and each tinns after being separated they
clnged IL again. Kilbans'H straight IsftA were
Ella L. iio..aS 4
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B. Y, G, Team Wins,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. April 29.-In a closely con-
tested game that was appreciated by a
large crowd the u. Y. g.. nine defeated
the r. Y. l.. by a score of TO 2. SUI
pcrior team work won the victory, There
also was an "cngageTnent' between the
teams OF Provo and Spanish Fork In the
county high school league. Spanish
Fork won by q score OF u 10 IL
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Southern League

AZ Atlenta-htlanta. o; Nashvila D
AZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2 Mobile. 2, Seven An
nings By agreement.
At Observation-Disclosures. I; Chattanooga g.
A. Now OrIesne--Eew Orleans 8: Montgomery
8. Called In twelfth on account Of darkness.
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BUTTE OGDEN
'Moore batted for Fowler In tho ninth.
fRemlnztop battod for Jonen IN the ninth.

moore barted TOT foTleI y" TAO ninNh
bloomington battod for Jonen IN the ninth.
Score BY innings:
Rutto ......,.,......1 o Q o p
Ogden ....,...........0 0 .
SUMMARY; Errors-L1vy, Kollogg. Laird Fos.
ter Hayes. Two-baeo hlts-WhaljnG. wesslsr,
Murray Foster. .: Lew. 6; Marhhall Thrc"-
base hl-Lard stolen basos-DeMsggio- Saori-
t,co hits-DeMaegio. Marshall Sacrifice fly
DcMsggio. Double play-Laird 10 Foster. Struck
out-By kollogy. TO- ny Fowler s; ,,, Base Sc on
kellogg Hit by pitohor-Orlet aud TurEeop, hy
yovlor: Hayes by Kellogg. Rnne 6a,tcd in-Ey
Whaling. Murray, z; Esllocg. Shannon. TNirgeon.
Levy Moornhcad. Foster LETT bsses-Butte.
6; Ogden 2 Tine OF gauie-2 hours II minutes.
Umplre-Wright. Attendance-i20o.
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International League
Western League

Ae Des Molnes-Omahe. g. pes Mo,nes. 8.
At Sioux City-St. Joseph. g. Sioux city. l.
Al Denvor-Denver, 4: wichita !.
At Gncolp-Topeks, I. Lincoln, g.