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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
SKYSCRAPERS MEET |
QUINCY TEAM TODA
Snappy Game Expected
Lucas Field; SchWeitzer
Slated 10 Twirl.
By Tad

McCloskey's skyscrapers and Top
HaCketts Quincy team Of the Three.
league Will battle for supremacy on IN
diamond at Lucas field this Afternoon
Manager McCloslicy yesterday receive
a wire from J. NJ. Mccall! 10 the effct
that the Quincy boys would arrive he,
al 1855 this morning, III and fne for Ii
game.
The local boys have been working ou
as best they could on the Walker ID
opposite Lucas EcId and arc roundIn
into good shape. The nall grounds hav
been soddcd ana improv vemcuts are bc
ing carried out A. rapidly aS poSsibII
Facilities will he better than. ever 70
good baseball when the fans gather thI
afternoon.
Although McCloskcy has not defintel
given out his list OF players for IN
game. the lineup Will probably be IN
same as IN the recent game against th
Chinese team, with the exception OF th
pitching staff Mac said last ngI
that he would have Hummel and Morga
or hand 10 step In on notice. wht
agricultural college fame. will don a sd
and show the fans what his husky ar
can do.
Murphy will be in lcfl field Spencer
the center garden, Huelsman IN rigi
field. Dresser at first base. Davis I
second Kacfcr at third and Gibson bt
hind the bat. with Pendlctou holdir
down short. The names Of the players
here given also form what Will undoub
cdly be the batting order OF the locl
team.
The Quincy boys have been playir
high class ball on the coast and the Tar
expect to witness snappy game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
BIC HANDICAP MEET
TAKES PLACE TODAY
Varsity Athletes Will Contest
on Cummings Field for
Places of Honor.

The first real exhibition OF what Coach
Bennion OF the state university has in
the way OF track and field material this
year Will be given this afternoon on
Cummings field. when the big spring
handicap meet win be held. There arc
a number of new men at the university
TINS year who have shown marks OF
ability, but as the time has been short
since the weather permitted outside
work, no one is able 10 tell just how
5000 inc new men are.
There are undoubtedly some fast men
among the large Held OF untrled caudi-
dates who are unwilling TO lose without
reason il Is expected that some close
races will result and fast time be made.
In the field events IT is difficult To make
handicapS so that all men will have the
same advantage as far as rules are con
cerncd in these events.
Following are the handicaps and the
entries;
lOO-yard dash-Scratch. Wooten and
Travers; 2-yard handicap. FlageI, Cal
lister. Hurlbut and Hopkins; 4,yard
Mandicap. Maginetti. George Robbins;
G--ysrd handicap, Deny, Mcintyre and
22O-yard dash-scratch. Wooten. Fla-
gel. Travers and Peterson: i-yard handi-
cap, Robbins. Hopkins and Luke; S-yard
handicap. Callister, Deny and Ellsmore.
iiO- yard dash-Scratch. tJaGcl; yards,
Peterson: yards, Travers; yards,
Wiuternitz and McCurtain
Half mlle-Scratch. Cole and jameson.
10 yards. Yundt and Winteruitz, 10
Yards Cotfman: 20 yards. Bagss. Cutler
and Snyder: 20 Yards. Forester, War
drop and Thomas.
Mile run-ScratclI Cole and Jameson;
% yards. Yundt; so Yards, COffman and
Winternitz: - yards. Nicholson and
Ruggeri; 50 yards, Thomas and Forces
ter.
Two-mile ruu-Scratch Wooiley; 10
yards. Yundt: 80 yards pobbs; % yards.
Coffman. 90 yards. Mickelson. 20 yards.
BAGS: so wards, Wardrop; 100 yards.
Love, 10 yards. Thomas and Forrcster-
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DISCUSS PLANS FOR
WESTERN GOLF TRIP

CHICAGO, April D.-At A meeting OF
the executive committee OF the West
eVn Golf association last night, matters
in connection with the amateur and open
championships were arranged. and plans
for the trip OF the western team 10 the
Pacific coast were discussed
In spite or tho early and urgent appeal
sent out BY the handicap committee.
seycnty-four clubs are delinquent in re-
porting. For several years the officials
have been hampered by the tard!ness OF
bccu made that the handicap list be
dropped at least for this year.
The Tcpaka Golf club OF Dawson. y.
n. and the Santa Cruz Golf and Coun-
try club OF Santa Cruz. Cal. have been
admitted 20 membership Ia the Western
association.
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CAL|PH, At Z TO |,
CAPTURES LAST RACE
Favorites Lead in First, Sec
ond, Fourth ard Fifth;
Cloud Chief Wins Third.

BY International News Service.
JAMESTOWN Va. April ll-Today'g races re-
suited as follows;
First race. four and half turlonss-Noodsn
Shoeg l0a lMindcul. even. won Florn. 100 (rrox-
lori. s 10 l. second Robert Oliver, liz tBut-
wclD to l. third. Time. SO rs. Lady OTme
Galaxy and Chcckmato also
Second race. five turlongs-Anns Claire. oe
CDcronda). to 2 Won Capt Jinks. t03 CWol'el
to . second; slim Princess. 100 tButwelD. s
10 / third. Time. :ol 3-J. SyoSett. First Trump
Morris Chase, Down East and Hands All Around
also
Third race nix iurlonss-Cioud Chio' los
IButwoIU, 6 TO /. won: Water Wells. Ill (rroX-
lerl 10 to l. second Horotic. l03 tRoOblns) 8
to l. lhird. Time. 1:lj. Racine, Rubia Granda.
Hans creek. Fawn. Tackle Rsgman, aits Jonah
and Touch Ne also ran.
Fourth race ono m!ic-Col Cook. 10 (Rut-
vclp to 8. won Merry Lad ~ tBurns). TO
l. second. Counterpart. % tSpyderl. % 10 l.
third Tine l.It 50. Flabborsast. slllclc,
Golden Treasure and Chorryos also ran.
Filth race. SIX Furonrs-Henry HutcblFon, III
tButueiU. even. won; Eaton. 40 (Coroy). 20 20
J. second. Font. lli (iusgrayoj, 100 10 J. third.
Time i:ii s-5. York lad. Chemupo and Camel
also
sixth race. nilc and siStccnth-caIiph. rs
iEuxton} l. 70 J. 1ou; O'Em, los Fa;Sorothcri,
tn T. second. FAIRY Godmother. Sc (snydel.
10 / third Time. i;iS i-5 Fiel. H. A.
SABBATH Flc!a Day and woodcratt also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
WINDsoRs
AMERICAN RUNNERS
TO INVADE ENGLAND

NEW YORK, April ll.-There prom
iscs 20 be an Invasion OF England by
American professional runners this year
William Queal. who Is considered one OF
the champions on this side OF the water
has already made a match with George
Dinnins. the English professional who
beat him In the last Powder hall fifteen
mile race for ten-mile race al EdIn-
burgh al $1,000 a side. William Koleh-
mainen, Finnish runner. who recently
Joined American ranks. will sail later TO
compete In n halfmilc handicap at Car
AIN, Wales. for one OF the richest purses
ever offered at this distance Harvey
Cohn has also arranged 10 compete. Hans
Holmcr another American. VIII also ap-
pear this season in English races.
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WILL PLAY FIRST
SOCCER GAMES TO-DAY

Th. first game o, the season 10 the newly'
organized Commercial Soccer Football league ~
N. oisvcd This afternoon at the fair grouud4
Al 3 80 o'clock tho o. 8. l.. team Will be pittea
aeaInat tha; OF the z, 6. ". l.. and at ~
o'clock the Utah State National bank squad w'p
line up against the Deserct BuslncSs Mems team
A. j. Churchill. president OF tho salt Lake ciuo
will referee the first game, and A. j. Grcsyes y
the Salt Lsko Hardware company VIII othc'a'
during the second.
Tho Iengue win be conducted under she auspiee'
Of tho Utah state Soccer Football uuion sne
tho teams engaged will hsyo the assistance or ~
star players allotted 20 thcm. Tho Major pfetn'
ers Porter, sam Service and McGlH VIII DC WV.
the T. C. 81 l. team and the o. 8. l.. ooJc VII.
include the Bramlsy brothers, umneby An.
Provan The bankers viii have the asslsiane,
Of Hyde. Cusworth, schoilold and Jordan. ana 's.
n.[nrct Buslnets Men Will have the backing n
Poole Prime Haton. hn5cl and tho Vetoran'
Iohn Chapman and william Service.
All the teams appear to he evcnly bs'anced' sno
q closo raco for tho ponnant is expected.
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Today's Jamestown Entries.
By International News Service.

By International News Service.
IkNESTOWE. Va. April Il-romoEroNS en-
tries ioI The races here follow:
Fin, race. seven f1rlongs-Merry Chase. %
Old Hank lO2: Fawn. io5 Jim Ray. Blanche
Frances Rubla GTaada. Mcleod r.. Merise. Mon
tsgnic New River. lo7. Jim o. Rust. iea: Run
Ming Account, ll2
second race Country club hurdle handicap
abou, one mile ana h-ec-qusrters-sanctim. is5
Julia Armour Dr. Heard. Sir Clc6cs. f3s. Not
uuEham. 40. waterway, l5j.
Thitd race. six Misunderstanding ". 10,
Thrifty. Cyno1uTc. Miss Jonah. Tiger Jim. i05
NaIAtrc l05: The Gardener. !07. Jack NunpalT.
10. Eaton. Toadiins. III Touch SIC lls.
Fourth race. jamestown handicap. ono mile
Discover 90. Judge Monck, FutuTity. %. Votes.
o.: Evton -; Nothorpc. lc5: Hoffman. JOS;
Merry Lad. TO-.
Finh race four furionEs-szp,isuccs -: Louise
Trayeit. I0.: col. c. Edna L-ska. lh5; sonny
poy 100. wapijs Zodiac. I07: Trade Mark, Io';
Bui=sr 10. Charles Cauncil il2
si1'h facs si1 fuFlongs-Crosveoor. 20. Rosa
Quorg ~: 'rhco Cook 90; FStherolS. l01: Cherry
Sc,d lo5. Futurity. log; Rye Straw. Hoffman.
10
Seventh race ono milo-Charlos Duiord, %
coss, ioI; Armor. Tale Carrier. chucklss. lci;
Good uaV.
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STEWARDS SANCTION
TURF RACE MEETINGS

NEW YORK. April ll.-Ofncial sane
ton for the three horse race meetings on
New York state tracks this summer
that were agreed upon by the tract,
managers several days ago as an expert
ment In renewal OF tho sport was grant
cd at yesterdays meeting OF the stewards
Of the Jockey club. The dates sanctioned
park. from July TO July 81 az the
Jamaica course, and August 20 81 al
Saratoga The Jockey club passed a
resolution on tho death OF T. Pierpont
Morgan. member OF the club. and re-
corded thigh appreciation OF his ch8rAc-
ter as a man and his career Of vast USE
fulness and bencvclencc."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Upton CONFIDENT
OF YACHT CONTEST
Special Cable TO The Tribune.


LONDON, April l1-Slr Thomas Lip
ton today expressed himself as satisfied
that the New York Yacht club Will meet
with n seventy five -footer his challenge
for an international race for the Amer
lca's cup in 1914 The baronet today
cabled the Yacht Racing association OF
Massachusetts as follows:
Il am convinced that matters will be
arranged so that we can have a keen
sporting race of Sandy Hook"
This cablegram was a personal answer
10 one received from the racing associa-
ton earlier IN the day. Yachtsmen of
Massachusetts. from the tone OF their
communication TO Sir Thomas, evidently
sympathize with the challenger in his
fight TO lift the coveted yachting prize.
Here is the cablegram that proved n great
source OF satisfaction TO the British bull
dog:
The yacht racing association applauds
the sportsmanship of your unconditional
challenge. Wish you a well-sailed match
In i9Ia-Blss, secretary"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
GOOD RECORD MADE IN
ALL-ALASKAN DOG RACE

NOME Alaska April 1l.-Having COW
cred l0i miles In eleven hours and fiji
teen minutes, three Of the four teams
competing in the 4l2-milc all-Alaska
swsepstalCe race from Nome 10 Candle
ana return. drove through Boston at $40
q clock last night. The teams were those
handled by 4. A. (Scotty) Allan. John
Johnson and Fay Dalzene Tommy Ma
yolS's sled was not In sight
Ailan's and Dai2ene's dogs were IN cx-
oeIlent condition. but Johnson's had not
Jared so well. He was carrying two OF
them on his sled. one wrcnchcd a leg
before reaching Council. eighty five miles
out and probably VIII have TO be car
Ticd the remainder OF the journey. Sew
cral expert drivers said today that John
son made q mistake In taking out twenty
ono dogs.
Weather conditions are favorable and
fast time is being made. The winner
will receive 90 per cent OF $1,000 purse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
CLEVELAND SLUGGERS BEAT
CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 3 TO l
jun SCOTS Smoke Goes for Naught Against
American League Stars; Gregg Foils Batsmen;
Browns Trim Tigers.

plan calculs ted. among other things
TO initiate the pride OF at least two boys
at every game,
johnson announced the plan on his re-
turn here from Cleveland today, with
the prophecy that II would shorten the
average game by about fifteen minutes
a new oall will be put into play every
time foul is hit. even II 1t does not
go over the fence or into the stands
This is where the boys come in. II II
is a foul which the fielder cannot catch,
he will return TO his position immedi-
atelv so that the game may proceed
while the small boy retrieves the ball
Whether these assistants shall be in uni
form has not been determined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
DErRoIr.sT. LOUIS

summsry; Two.base htts-Wiiiiams. Crawford
Lsinor. Tbgec.hasc ht-i.oudon. Erroys-DcAI 2:
hlaSiticr. Austin. Walsh. Sacrifice h!,s-shot-
tos Austin. Stolen bascS-Shottou. .; John
sion- Hit By pitched hsil-By Hamilton Mofiar-
~. Wid piichos-HAmitoB. l. Bases on balls
orr Hamilton. !: or EaumEErdntr s. Of Kla-
sitter. /. Struck out-ay Hamilton . by KIa-
wtter. ,. Hts-On Klawittcr. 70 In seven In.
ninEs. Hamltco. Ig In seven and tvo-thirds In
nlnrs: or BaumsardncT. I In ono and one third
Innings. or Hall. ] 10 one inning Left on baset
Detroit. >; s.. Louis. s. Time OF game hour
6i niDnter- ump!ros-Hidob,aud and Evans
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CLUB WOULD ANSWER /
INCORRECT ARTICLE

The manufacturers committee OF tns
Commercial club met yesterday. Amons
other things taken up was Inc matte'
OF reply TO an article recently appear
ing In an eastern publication TO the enec'
that Utah's quarries were unable 10 iu.-
nish the required stone for the new stete
capitol. The committee VIII ask cHpe'ssss ssss
Of the University or Utah to supply it
with statements concerning tho quanty
Of Utah stone and VIII then prepare an
article I'm refutation OF the item referrc9
TO. The publication wherein appea,ssgg :
the first article has agreed TO publish the
com mittee'S statement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
NOSE OUT
CLOSE BOWLING GAME

The Windsor bowling team took three s,raishls
from the Smith Bsieys last night on The Wind
sor alleys Floyd rolled tho low score OF SO IN
the last game and nearly lost for tho wiudsors
who out by one pin
Last nights SCORES:
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POP" C0NGRATULATES
PRESIDENT OF NATION.

WASHINGTON. April 1f.-Pres!den'
Wilson was congra tulated today for hi'
interest in baseball by Captain AdriaI
c. Anson. father OF the game. Popl
Having been city clerk OF Chicago oI
the Democratic ticket. and also 'sightly
connected with baseball. II pleases M
greatly to know that you have gone U
the front for the great national gam!
az baseball I am now convinced that
made no mistake In voting for you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
TIGERS TRIMMED:
TWIRLERS HIT HARD
sy InternallonaI News ser,lee.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-The Browns
again trimmed the Tigers today. TO 6.
The weather was cloudy and cold and this
apparently was responsible for the lack
OF control exhibited By the pitchers.
Hamilton started Tor the locals and was
hit safely twelve times in seven innings
Baumsartner then relieved him. Klawit-
ter. FOR Detroit was nicked thirteen
times in seven innings, when he gave
way 10 Hall The Browns were asgres-
sive in the sixth inning. scoring FIVE runs
and puttlng the game on ice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Utah Fuel Practice.

The Utah Fuel baseball team VIII hsvc o. fiss'
practice on the honrs grounds al Glendale az
1880 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Eround'
arc In good shape and a t1st workout ia expected
All those who arc negotiating 10 make the team
have been urged 20 &c present. practice game
Will bs arranged for TUESDAY afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Southern LEAGUE Results

AZ ChsttsnooEs-ChattauooS 2; Atlanta, S.
Az 6irminghsm-BirminEham g. Nashville. g.
Sc ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 4; Montgomery. l.
A. New 0Tlcnns-Moblle. ?; New Orleans, o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
BUTTE SQUAD TRIMS
PROVO CLUB, ia TO
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. April 1i.-1n ssms NJ baseball =,
Spanlsh Fork this afternoon the Butte bassosii
team defeated the Provo Commercial CLUB tesm
by tho score of - to s. Provo ssrt rlekea
team from here 20 play tho Montana leasueFfs
but the "hlt-Stars'' were not in Il with the pro'
fcgsionsls. who are working out at Spanish Pefk'
Proyo'h runs were all made 10 the last inains'
additional Sports on Following PageI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Coast League
Stanford Meet Opens.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Apra n
s;snford's eighth annual intsrscaoia6iic traek
rns fiei1 meet, Of the most i-aporta-. ana
isur athletic cssuiS c, The coast snsson opsu.4
today with The early rounds of the tsnnis tourrs.
front On SATURDAY ths rDrints aud distance
races ard the weight cfrntr vlu - held
Tvc hurdred and ssrcnfy-fivc s-hosI athlete,
iuelgdlnx studrnt@ from Reno. New. arc en-
tered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Park Insured for $4,000.

CHICAGO April 1i.-"Frank Chance
day" at the American league park hs 5
been insured for $4,000 against bad
weather. The admirers Of the peerless
Leader" plan 10 give him great re-
ceptiou on May -. when the New York
Americans play the White SoX here.
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Cricket Candidates Report.

PHILADELPHIA. April ii-Candidater for the
cricket team OF the University o. PennSylysnlA
reported tor their tiTst practice OF tho
yesterday Among the thlrty-onc who answcre1 the
call were eight mebers OF last years eleven
.eNcral atrnng nlayers from lhc iIe.hman Lcam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
SPIKE KELLY EASILY
OUTPOINTS WALTERS
international Novn Service.

EENosHA. Wiz. April U.-spike Kelly o.
Chicago sprung : surprise her. tonight by out
pointing Bily WaltcrS Ia ten rounds. Kelly was
better both AZ inflEhiiHs Aad outfiEhtinE Walters
had the better Of but round. the fourth. Up
20 the seventh u fsirly even. but after that
Kelly cut loose and piled up big lead tho
iagf three sessions. Battling white took a stiY
iaclus from BOBBY WIiiams Jack "Gunboai''
smiIh shaded lack O Kecfc and Nauv MoCgc
knocked out Paddy kcllzT Ia the third rouud.
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Rain Precludes Games

All OF Yesterdays scheduled games In the Ma
tionsl league wcrc postponed on account Of wet
grounds Tho schedule follows: Pitts
burg at Cincinnati. ST. Louis at Chicago. Boston
Et New York aud Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Aviator Out After Trophy.

NEW YORK Aptit li.-Word has been received
BY the nero Club Of America that Charles 7.
Wyman the American Who won the International
aviation cue in England 10 1871. viii surely be
siartsr IN the international vstcr'ilylnE race'
for the Schneider trophy at Monte Carlo next'
"wednesday. The trophy alAo carries . eAsh prize
of {Jcc0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
New Singers Today
Semloh-Louvre

Miss Gertrude Bradley and Miss
Lillian Town, San Francisco favorites.
Prof Weiss and regular orchestra con
tjnuc. Advertisement
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JOHNSON PLANS TO
WFLATE Boys PRIDE

CHICAGO. April ll.-In the matter of
hpeenlnS up ball games in the Ancri-
can league, President Ban Johnson has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12

~LEVELAND. April 1i.-Ncan Grcss,
Joe Jackson and Nap LaJoie de-
ieaied fifteen Chicago White SoX,
~ 10 !. in the opening game OF the
year here today. Jim Scotts smoke
went Tor nauSht against the complned
efforts OF the three stars named. Moth
ing hut shutout pitching would have won
for Chicago. and LaJoic and Jackson were
on hand 10 prevent anything like that.
While they were employed in gather
ing runs. GtegS was successfully foiinS
tire attempts uf the SoX To get some for
themselves. Jackson, in three times at
tho bat made three hits one a three
bdcser and tho other two doubles. He
scored two OF the runs. Lajolc scored
tho other run. His single in the second
inning put Jackson in position to score
the initial run.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

NAL US your films. Salt Lake Photo
suppfy Co. l59 Main street, Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisement.)
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-elttcd Tor Scott IN tho seventh.
tEsttrd Tor Borton IN the oishth.
SORE by inuiuEt-
Cleveland --............,0 q -
Chicago ..................o o o-l
Summary: ETroB-Graney Land. Rsth. Nea-
vrr. Two-hasc hita-Iackson. =. MSttlck, Collins
Three base hit-Jlcksou Sacrifice flcs-Birming-
ham Lajoic. stolen hare-Lori. Double play
cha pman LRloie to- Johnston. Hlts-ON Scott.
In slA iunlnrs of Ccottc. mono I'm tTo 'u-
unE- B0sof on bAllf-GTeGE. ]: Scott. >. Hit
hy pitched ball-By Gregg Lord Struck out
Ey GrcsE ;: b. Scott. by Cicote. :. First
base OIL crrors- Cleveland. {. Chicago. .. Left on
tfscf--Clcycsud .; Chicago. s. time ~
hour 81 minutes. umpirss-o'L Loughln aud
rcrruson.
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Louisville Defeated.

KANSAS CITY. No, April u.-Ksnsas CITY
beat Louisville 10 :. In today'g gamo OF tho
american association schedule. All other games
OF the association postponed account OF
wet grounds.
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CLEvELAND-CH CHICAGO.

-ea,jed Tor Scott IN the seventh.
tSsttr5 Tor Bortnn IN the eighth.
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RAIN PRECLUDES TWO
AMERICAN GAMES
BOSTON. April u.-Bostou- Philadelphia game

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE scheduled game
between the Washington and New York Amer
leans hore today postponed account Of
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-04-25
Outlaw MURDERS TWO MORE
John Tornow, of Wynootchee Co.
Again Kills Pursuers.

Shelton, Wash.-John Tornow, the
outlaw of the Wynootchee country for
whom posses have searched the forests
for neary two years, brought the num-
bers of deaths held against him to six
when he shot and killed Louis Blair and
Charles Lathrop, two trappers of Shell
ton, who had joined Deputy Sheriff j..
Quingley, of Chehalis county, in hunt
ing the outlaw. Quingley fired seven
times at Tornow and then fled without
learning whether the outlaw was
wounded. The deputy believes, how
ever, that he wounded the outlaw.
Lathrop and Blair, both of whom
were IS years old and experienced
hunters and trappers, were persistent
hunters of Tornow, who is wanted at
MOntesano for the murder of his twin
nephews, John and Wall Bauer, 19
years old, and for the killing of Dep
uty Sheriffs Colin Mckenzie and A. V.
LeMore, who lost their lives a year
ago in pursuit of the outlaw.