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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20
BROOKL YJNS WIN
IN II INNINGS

BROOKLYN. May 1o,--The Brooklyn
and ST Louis teams wound up their
series with an eleven-inning battle to-
DAY, the locals making II three straight
by to | score.
Rucker, who started off for Brooklyn.
injured his hand stopping d ball in the
first inning and had TO retire He Will
be out Of the game for several days.
Yinglng, who relieved him, twlrled
sensational game konetchy's single,
Cathers's sacrifice. an out and Whitted $
hit sent across the only st. Louis run in
the fourth.
Griner also pitched sterling ball.
Brooklyn tied the score In the sixth on
Stengel's scratch hit, Wheats out and
Daubert's single. m
The teams then fought evenly until
the eleventh, when Whitted fumbled
Stengels grouDder and then thre% WHO
to the grandstand Stengel took third on
the double error, Wheat fiied out and
Daubert was walked Intentionally. Smith
then made q drive past Konetchy ana
Stengel scored the winning rum
ST. LOUIS -BRooKLYN.
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.a'ern League
!ss.tsrn League
|stsrn League

''''' s'a. pl.3ss. ''s''s' In
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the piece. but each is portrayed in a
manner true to life. II Is sublime m
conception ard rendition and is sure TO
make impression on loca playgoers
that will be lasting and profitable.
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pHHLIE.S CLEAN
CUBS FOR THREE

PHILADELPHIA. May 1a.-Philadel-
phia made a clean sweep OF the serise OF
three games with Chicago. the visitors
losing today, 10 10,
Chicago got q lead of three runs by
hitting Brennan's delivery hard In the
first two innings. but after that the
homo twirIer had things his own way.
In the third inning. Philadelphia piled
up six runs on four hits and three bases
on balls off Lavender and an error by
Phelan They also made good use of
their hits In the fourth and sixth In
nings. az
Zimmerman was ordered off the field
I'm the fourth inning by Umpire Byron
for dIsputing the latter's decision in re-
fusine 10 allow claim that Knabe had
left third base before Miller made SEN
sa tional catch OF Magees nv
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
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DONALD M'DONALD
AGAIN IS WINNER
BY international NowB Service.

Ilmllco results:
First race. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lol tcon-
nolly). $3.50, won. Tom Holland, 100 tsnyder,.
$3.50 second: MontcaIm, 1oS (TurDor). 500.
third Time. l:l6. Patrick s. Lucky George
Ganehette. Goliwogg. Blue Crest. Sidon. Toolh
Me- Excalbur Lothario and Harmon Pass also
ran.
Second race. six turlonss.wa,sr Wellcs. los
Wolfe) si7 10. won; Toddliug. liz (Butwcll)
$40. second; Jack Nunnally, io5 &C. Moler),
$3.50. third. Time lis. Miss Moments, Theo
Cook. York Lad. Vigorous. Queen Beo and Cherry
Seed also
Third race. six furlonss-oliver Lodgs lo5 o.
WILSON,. 1880. won; sandyae, lo5 tFersusorl,
$3.50. second. Battery, 100 Turner). $3.50 third
Time. lis 3-5 L'Aislou tuuseatcd T!der) and
Golden VaIc also ran
Fourth race. stecplechasc. two miles-JeSut,
14s (HoIderl. $3.50, won: Ell Bart. i5t NV. SMITH,
$40. second. Lizzie Flat. t2 fJ. Henderson,
81 so. third Time sis 3.5 Thistle Dale. Irene
Gummel aud Tom Cat also
Filth race: ono mile and forty. yaIds-Napter.
los U. WIson). S7.1n. won. Ny Fellow. loT
CTurns-). IS 20 and 81 TO- second Danserneld
lN (R Hoffman). $3.50 third Timo. 1886 As.
Bel Prior, Bally Bay. Worhorn. Hans Creek aud
Cat also
Sixth race. Maryland club purse mile and
forty !ards-Donald Mcdonald. 12n 81. Butwcln
So 40. won FL Orc. I2I (Fairhrother, $50 sec
ond; FopGun. l0i tTuTnerl. $3.50. third. Time
i:S5. Judge Wslser. PLANT, Cloud Chioi and
Brucu Belle also ran.
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A co.star with Miss Florence Stone
in the Utah Theater Stock com
psny is Brandon lyman, the New
York Broadway star. author and
from coast to coast as an actor
Of versatility and polish, and who is aap-
pearing this week at the Utah theater
(formerly Orpheum) in the role OF
"The Passerby' in jerome Is; Je'
rome S soul-stirring type play, 'The
Passing Of the Third Floor Back.
Mr.. lyman s finished and scholarly
rendition of the part has already
stamped him strong favorite among
the theater going folk of this city.
Mr. lyman appeared on local boards
two years ago, when he was leading
man for the great Russian actress,
Madame Nazlmova. Later he was
with James *. Hackett and an all-star
cast on the coast, and then went back
TO Broadway. where he created the
title role of "Joseph and His Breth.,
rem one Of the greatest plays OF
modern times.
Besides being an actor OF acknowl
edged ability he is also an author. and
a number Of great plays are from his
clever pen. He it was who wrote
"Robert Emmett and created the
leading role He also wrote "The
Melody Of Youth played with great
success, and 1.-THE Passion Flower in
which Madame Nazlmova was starred
While in Salt Lake the distinguished
actor will present one or more OF his
famous plays.
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BASHFORD MANOR
TAKES FEATURE
b. International News Service.


First racc. six furlougs-Anns Patricia, lo7
(Hcnry). $500 won. Theresa Gill. los tGoosel
So 50, second; Billy Holder. l05 CBoren. IS. 10.
third. Tlmc. i:n 3-S Or. Jackson. l.. H A6air,
Star Bcrts Weynnoko. Reulnb s.. ViCilant,
Worlds Wonder, sautaudcr Geologist. silk poy
and Gerard also ran.
Second race. four and hait furlongs-Robu
eta. lis CIenry). $40 won; Dein,y Mint, los
(Hanovor). $500. second: Biz LummuX. lo1 Cand.
ressl. $3.50 third Time .55 rs. otasks, Mary
Pcktord. Aunt Mamie. Lavalletta and Yankee
Trec also
Third race six furlonEs -Caush HI]. III Uof-
tus>, $40. won: GovclI. as tMcCabel. sa4o, rec-
opd: sonnda. l07 (yanduscnl. $3.50. third. Time.
1:iS As. Priwer Billy Collinn and High Private
also
Fourth race tho Bashford Manor purse. four
and half turlonss-Little Nephew. lis fLof,us,.
$40. won; Old Rosebud iis ficcabel. $3.50,
second: Black Touey. lis fGanz). out. third
Time so. Pcbo and Bright Brother also ran,
Fifth race. mo-Prncc Hermis es tMc-
Csbe) 1850 won; Polly D.. i0i (Buxfonl
81 TO- second: Strenuous. oS Korrickl. $3.50 third
Time I:to 40. Speaker Clark and Swhunanos
also
sixth race one milo and sI1tcenth-Oick
Baker los (GroSs) sle,4 40. won: slccrb. ;os (Buy-
toni. 81 90, second orcu. los Glauoverl, $500
third Time. lt7 3-5. King Box. Husky Lad
sam Hirsch aud STARTER also
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League

MI e'''aontresl sums post-
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BOOK|ES' MONEY IS
FAIRLY DISTRIBUTED
Favorites Fail to Run True
for Those Who Pick
Them.


Special to The Tribune
ALAN. Idaho May i3-BookmAkers did not
faro exceptionally woli In the running OF todsy's
card. lons-priccd entries taking most OF the races
Blue scurd. 10 to 1. the third race at five
and balf !uronss. SUMMARY:
First race ono-half mile-In Dutch, l0S WAR
rem. is 70 5, won: Miss Tempo Ill (stsutordl
p to T.; second. crusty. ioi tBezausou). TO 4.
third. Time so is. Virginia S.. Kate Shelly.
Alta Iona. Maid and Stella Ward also ran.
Second race five and half furlougs-Forge
lO7 3D. Riley, 13 10 10, won; Mclts it3 fslelaff.
TO !. second; Bioudy. 1t3 81. KuEl to 1.
third. Time 1903 3-5. Ccsarlo. Auto Girl. Sam
Connor. Tommy Burns. Ethel Wicks, Captain
Lindley. Chief Desmond and Gala slso
Third race. five and a half furiouEs-Bus
Board. Joe tBoEnnson). 10 10 I, won Commcnda-
tion). ll3 (M. Croth), 10 O. second: Old Coin.
ITO tcevanaugh). to .. Third. Time. oa 3-5.
Prince Phlis. Thorps. Glib c.. Martinmas and
Santa Gala also ran
Fourth raco six furlongs-Dsddy Clip. III
tGroth). to 5. won Stout Heart as (Iiiln. .
10 o. second: McClntock. los (CummInEsl rs 10
y third Time. l:ii 2-5. Tollurium and First
Star also ran.
Fifth race. five and half turiougs-Hazel c..
lo7 (HilD. IL 10 10. Trcmarso. iit tCo-
burn), II 10 5. second: Stare los tSIcla,n, II
10 O. third. Tlme. I:os l-5 Roberta, Anna Nc
Gee, La Cazncors and Judge Sale also
Sixth race. five furlonGs-Sidnoy Peters IA
(FoHyth). II 10 5. won: shortcut ia McEwcul.
10 .. second: Gaty Fallen. 1i2 (Sielhnl, 10
J. third. Time. los. BIuocular and Hugh Gray
also ran.
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CONNELLY TIES,
THEN LOSES GAME

BOSTON. May i9-Connelly. whose
nome run drive with three on bases. In
the ninth inning, helped Boston 10 tie
the score: contributed 10 his teams de-
leat by Cincinnati in the tenth when he
dropped Clarlle's fly. Clarke scored on
Becker's single, and Cincinnati won. .
Cincinnati apparently had the game
when Boston came TO the bat In the
ninth, five runs behind. Benton, who
had been keeping the locals hits scat
tered. weakened and was succeeded by
Johnson, who passed Meyers. filling the
bases. Connelly's home run. followed by
SWeeneys single, caused Johnson's re-
tirement in favor of Brown Then Swee-
ney scored the tying run on two sacri
hces. Brown retired Boston In the tenth
by striking out Calhoun and Meyers and
throwing out Maranville.
BOSTON. CINCINNATI.
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Pimlico Entries.

By International News Service.
First race five iurlonSs-'Garl. l9a: Single
stick. Scarlet Letter. Executor. tBeaupre. loo:
'Grczg. Cento. Fathom. Il2
'Hoiand ontry, tParr cntry.
Second race. six furonGs-forkviIlc. Union
Jack 113; Honey Boo. 100: Scaliywae 10: Votes.
los; Clint. Progressive. Fred Levy los. MaRs-
zine, I25.
Third race one milo and an clGhth-sNirle.
1903 flIorron, l22; BuSkn, III Lohcngrins Cogn.
lO6: Barncga,. 1oa 'Stnr Gaze. as: iClcourne.
Ill: Cadeau. FlabberEast. los; Flying Fairy, loe:
Nonococy. ia
'Dnris entry; fTurncr eotry.
Fourth rare. 1tocplochaso. Two mies-Lcna itS:
Son of tho Wind. l3S. Exemplnr. shannon River
li2; Watershed. ii9: Ponobscot l5j' Killarney.
i33: Juvcronce. 1i1.
Fifth rnco. milo and EiTtcenth-Elwah
Amnul, 100: Towton Ficld. los; Col Cook. l0ii
hbscouder. Blnrkford. 81.
Sixth race, mile aud forty yords-OroSoc
i0i Deborah. 81. Camel. Clnm Beachcy. Mileage.
Star GIFT 1os; McCroary, Little Up. los; Hans
Creek. Cloud Chief. lo5: Skbbcrccn. Rockflsh.
l0l; Horace T.. 40; Moltke. III: Miles. Schal-
ler. 100.
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BROWNS PROTEST
GAME WITH YANKS

The first game OF the series from ST
Louis here today, s to 6. st. Louis un-
doubtedly will protest the game to
President Johnson OF the American
league, on account of Manager Chances
batting out OF his turn in the eighth
inning.
ST. Louis protested to Umpire Hide
brand after the inning. but ne said il
was too late. Chance batted for Fish
er In the eighth and grounded out
When he came up the second time lie
batted In DerriCk's place and singled,
scoring two runs
New York punched five singles with
two bases on balls and an error for
seven runs in the eighth Inning.
ST LOUIS. NEW YORK
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INNS PLAYERS
|NCOLLEGE TITLE

A ,se track season Is over and
~Ifv tam has established its
DER the other colleges Of the
Iound that during the excite
,de state meet the east bench
'1usd I'D the tennis champion
4 rate In the college class.
N Attracted little or no atten-
Y rasi bench school In years
<I< srsson DR.. A. A Knowlton.
a derartment OF physics. and
4 "a tennis star himself. got
|<Irst aroused TO coach up a
a eruugh 10 win the state
<|p n both singles and doubles.
4 material the Aggies forfeit
|1ncs to the honors and left
X'B. T. U. and the u, OF u.
Has Dr.. Kuowlton took his
rfo and won both the singles
<oIea AT Provo. jay Wootton
1yior Of Utah won two dou-
= from L. Taylor and Bonnett
Ia Wootlon and Hawley Of
~ each won singles from l..
4 dayton OF the p. Y. u.
before the track meet, the
|ctEs were played on the uni
|t Fred Taylor and Wootton
n In the doubles from Clayton
ID. and in the singles Hawley
u ci Utah defeated L. TAYLOR
n Of the B. Y. U.
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The two large audiences that witnessed
The first and second performances of
Jerome X. Jeromc's notable play, THE
Passing Of the Third Floor Back" at the
Utah theater. pronounced 1t g success
from every standpoint. The advance
sale Of seats indicates another big house
for this evening, The first presidency
OF the Mormon church and other promi-
nent church officials viii witness this
evenings performance by the new stock
company headed by Brandon lyman and
Miss Florence Stone. The play Is one OF
types there being twelve characters In
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Louisville Entries.

BY International NcwS Service
First race. six turlonsS-Wilhite, Ethelda, Mack
b. Eubapks. John D. Wakefield. The Reach. Blue
Thistle los; All Red. Or, Waldo. BrIggF. Swiss.
Ainorc, Jobot. 1io: Congressman James Ill;
Billy Barnes. Ben Lssco. HnniY. lis.
Toynbeo lio. sosius. piz Spirit, J. n. Maylow,
Harry L.. Elandro. Moc. Boots aud Saddle. ll3
Third race, six furlonsS-Ssmprite. In2, Dee
trich silver Bill. Flying Tom. l0I; McCorko.
Fanzarcta. Hobnob. lo7. Leochsrcs. ica: Yankee
Notions, H..
Fourth race. ono milo and cishth-Any Port.
Creme de Menthc. 100: Whtewool, Io9; GoWe,l.
io3; Yunloo Notions. los; Manager Mack, JOS;
TO- ll5.
FIFTH race five fnrIonEs-JudEo Ghcens. ~:
Caution, a7 RUBY Hyama. ga: Chss CaunoIl 100.
May L.. 1ol. Mcchach t0t; Bravo cunarder Bar
baro Lane, Frances NJ. Old Trump. 1oS: Pescto.
LIndnr. Tiktok. Dcstno. i0s: Hyki. 1oa,
Sixth rocc. mip and seventy yErds-Mar
shon 81: Clinton. Kingling ej: Capt, Heck 100:
Urnulu Emma. syziky 1o5; Al Bloch. Lovo Day.
los: Bit Of Fortune, 107: Wander, 10: Melton
Street, l13: Nockicr. IA.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.
y International News Service.

~ ITlUFnaLIUHHI -NoNs ScrNIcc
First race four furloDgs-Rimita1 Coos. lfa;
Alabama BAN. lis: Hard Ball. 1i3; Old Gotcb.
Rara Vcz. Vava. IIo.
Second race. five furlonEs-Ray EGsu III.
hummer III, 1oa; The Shrimp, Mike Molle',
Left Haywood Dorian Prince, SnoeIcr. Zinkand,
106; Lillian Ray l0f: Mabel King. Wanna Lo-
milo. 102.
Third race. five furlonss-Phii Copnor. III
Queen Ruth. io7, Kid North. Southern Gold. Jos:
Delcassy. Pontefract. Fancy. Sallio dag. Electro
van Acoliu. l0f
Fourth race. six iuTionss-Discontent, Ii5;
Elizabeth Harwood. Flying Footsteps. Rusty Coat.
salcsla. lo; Barium. los; Fitzgerald. Ios
Filth race, mile aud Sixtccuth-Forcc.
1lo: Don Enrique c. W, Kcnnon Zoroastcr.
Lookout fo7; Harlem Maid. PhillstIna, l05 Fly
ing. Jim Cnffcratn. ioc. Mnzie Girl 100
Sixth race. six furongs-Okopto Moller, IFS:
Zenotek. Azuroa 10: Ssfranor. DoSnland Io5.
Sierra Bells. 100
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Modified Marathon.

DENVER. May ia-ofricials for the modified
marathon TO be given by tho Rocky Mountain
division OF tho A a. u. May 30 chosen
today. Roland Parviu will he referee; J. W.
NjObc Jr. clerk ot course. Willis V. Elliott
Rice Means and p. r, Gallagher will be nlarshals
The marathon viii hegu at Jittlrton Colo. and
he over course of about twelve miles TO
Denver.
Twenty.scvcp entries have been received up
until tonight and tho limit for entrance will be
Niy IS.
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lar and harness gals heal up quickly
when Billiards. Snow Linimeut is ap-
Piled 1t is both healing and antiseptic,
Price csc. SOC and $l00 per bottle
Sold by Schramm-J ohnson. Drugs, "The
Never -Substitutors. Five (5) good
stores. advertisement
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National Sporting News.
A IRRA|NGES
hrs BIKE CARD

.,rs of the Majestic park
sss'ils g the Salt Palaee-rap,'ts adn ,s
~ y. a.rer Harry Heasren Is
sr,I ot a Shipment Of new
IT, =, the motorcycles 70 De
'e s,chines - on the saucer
w. =, which George Cameron
= es1Say 4 at the Newark track rack
Z, /. sr',,,d ssssIblllly OF his being IS seen n,
y, rack this summer. Cam
Y 's,y would have been on MS
y i iss. Within another day OF
~ sssr prs bunch Of riders on
~, suynSS Sss ever faced a starr, ,a,'o,,
~ l vsst. '.ss Manager Heagren,
ins ins,rs on the events t!ls
his opening cara ~ '
= sunday night. r,o.ov and
er-herk Root, WILCOX hiiu
~ p!o01fIj follow pace, provided
lue lu1esrent - for the pacing mo mo
~ pne lime. Rather than seno ..s
y " motors u, that might proHyss
~ ~ nmaotor-paccd events wou,d ,Id
1s .bonId h,vsI inc new rims ana
~ vwlthin the next day OF
y ,hans' rm, however. and these
Y .sa slAr ~ for some OF the best
+ a; <;.ysrk ~, people are soTry thet
800 ~ or two other riders get
Sur, Is pretty evident from
.nnrht west by the riders
asn' 9usn Saturday. Every sort
% ~as offered several of the
-as,ntract :, n TO ride for Heagren
" break their agreements
n Tor the summer. sal
= ~ cessrtninty OF q summer OF
s,ory work under the locas
-tsrarsr looked too good TO
SsWsyer, and they are here
8. onsnIng for the motor
.''sndsn,sre w is a week further
. ,Se Majestic park saucer 5
*. G A class men who are on
~ ~ rettInr their motors INTO
'6ssoration day events that
k,ji rpIlinc for the piepan.
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ANNOUNCE MATCH OF
GOTCH AND ZBYSZKO

NEW YORK May io-Stanislaus Zbyz=kc. the
Polish champion wrestler. defeated Raymondo
CaZcou1. Italian champion. in tive straight fsll-
at Madison Square Garden tonight. Tho winner
II announced, will be matched To meet
Frank Go,oh champion Of the world some time
before September. probably In New York.
zbyszko tho flTrt fall In 1888. with
arm hold opd half Nelson and the second in 20
minutes with full body and back hold.
George Lurich or Russie from Paul Samp-
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NEW YORK.
ST. LOUIS.
- {"

'Bs,,ed for Veilman In the ninth
TBz'ted for Johnston In the ninth
Iran for McAliester In the ninth.
EApnov out for Interference.
.-Batted for Midkli in tho seventh.
tiBaHed for Fisher twice In tho eighth
Score by Innings
ST Louis ...,..........,.0 q q o as
New York ,..............i o-s
Summary: Errors-Williams. Austin walsh
We!lman, Wol,er. TTnrtzeu Sweeney Derrick
Two -bnso hl;s-Swceney Maise Hlts-on Fisher
8 in seven innings. of Schulz . In and two
thirds Innings; OF Mcconnell in one-th!rd OF
an inning. Sacrifice hIrS-MidkiN. Shotton Sac
rinco ny-shotton, Stolen beses--wIlams. .
Double play-Swecuey and Stump, Loft on bases
st Louis. .. New York. Z. Balx-wellman
Bases on baIls-on Fisher. 1; off Schulz. 5. off
weilman. 5. Hit by pi,chcr-By Fisher (walshl.
Struck out-By Fisher 3; b. Schulz. l. by Well
man / Passed balls-Agnew. Sweeney TIme
of same-2 hours rs minutes. Umpires-Hildc-
brand and Evans
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White Beats Thomas.

NEW ORLEANS. May 19.-cbsrlie White OF
Chicago from Joe Thomas OF this city in
tho second round OF scheduled tcn-ro bout
hcre tonight Thomas knocked down three
times In the first round. tho bell saving him.
Aftor about minute OF fighting In the sec
ond round. the referee raised Whites hand and
sent Thomas TO bis corner.
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Cubs Need Pitchers.

CHICAGO. May fe.-Eieht scouts today began
a systematic search OF minor leagues for pitch
ors for the Chicago Nationals. Practically the en-,
,iro country will be secured under President Muir
phys orders TO strengthen the STAFF, 10 whose
weakness tho poor showing OF tho team on It's
eastern trip 10 partly attributed Murphy him
SELF left today for Boston. and while ne denied
that he expected 10 land pitcher his visit
to the east. he admitted that promising
twirler in the International league wao under con-
alteration
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WESTERN LEAGE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
''Blink' McCloskey Knocked Out.
natIonsl Nevs seryIc,

81 InIcriatIon9I News Service,
PlTTsHuRG, Pa. Muy 1o.-''Blink" MccIoBksy
or philadelphia. polishcr OF Pariainn toxors, was
knocked out in tho nfth round by "Buck" crouoo
tho local Fighter, tonight at Exposition park. AZ
mo end OF the third round Mccloskcy. outtorinE
from three terrific jaw Founders and a cut nose
lImpcd 10 HIS corner and said he had q sprnnod
anlue. Referee HenninRer announced tho com
plRint 10 ctty officials present who declined to
btop tho fight
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BROOKLYN
ct. LOUIS,
Ono out when winning nun scored.
4BAtted for Moran IN the tenth.

Scoro By innings
81 Louis .........o q o q OIL
Drooklyn ,.........0 o o % o ! Ia
Summary; ETors-Whiued to) Left bases
st. Louis e. Brooklyn. g. Thrce-hase hit
Dsubcrt Sacrifice hits-Cathers. Moran Wing
ling First base on orror-Brooklyr. i Double
pluy-Hummel and pEubert. Bases on bas-on
Ruoker. !. off Ylogling I: Off 0riner. g. Struck
out-By Ylngling 3; by Grnsr. 3. Hi by pitch
er-By Griner (Fishcri. Hlts-on Ruckcr.
In two thirds OF an innng off 6ingling. In
ten and one third innings. Timo OF game
hours Uinp're6-nrennau and Easou
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CARTER WANTS
WITH THOMPSON

<zfman. manager OF "Kld"
0Fed IN town yesterday from
He Is looking for u match
lone Johnny Thompson,
|@ly or Jimmy Howard. He
'1p<dn. for tie reason that
vel known hereabouts.
VENICE, Cal. recently won
;'ctofy over Dick McbIanus.
y olf In one round. Carter
II Clark IN TWO rounds. Both
lSs-pound men, while Car
1nly li5.
says his man is surely a
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Franchise for Milwaukee,.

CHICAGO. MAY Ia.-Milwsukec promoters de-
posted 5000 today 10 secure franchise In the
Federal baseball league, thus gaining prior
right to place In the league should II be voted
10 mike eight-club organization
President John T. Power said tonight that tho
directors probably wous mee, hero Saturday 20
determine upon the advisabIlity Of admitting MiI.
wnukec and either Kansas City or Buffalo.
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Dell Gets Decision.

DENVER. May 1e-HarrY Dell OF san Fran
cisco was awarded tho decision over KID" VII
liams OF Ration, ". NJ. here tonight ut the end
OF fast tsn-round bout. Both are bantam,
weights
Deli was matched tonight for n ten round bout
at Pueblo June 10 With Patsy Branlgau Of Pits.
burg.
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FALKENBERG SCORES
HIS EIGHTH VICTORY
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)

innings: Off Bush. 6 In five and two-thirds In
ningu Sacrifice hIt-Willctt. Stolen bssos-Cobb
Cl yoach (e) o. Bush Walsh. Double plays
McTnnir Barry and Mcinnis; Collins and McIn-
mis-: Wilo't Bush and Gaiucr. Left on baccs-
Phlladclphia, 4: Detroit . Bases on oalis-of
by pl,chcr-By j. Bush iGaincrl. Struck out
By Wilett, /: by Bush. .. Passed ball-Thomos
Timo of game hour IS minutes. Umpires-
connolly ard McCircevy.
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Ferguson Defeats Madden,

hy International Sows Service.
GLOUCESTER. Mars. May is.--ssndy Ferzu-
con won from JEFF Madden OF South BoBton in
! tcu-roupd bout the Lenoy Athletic club to-
night =
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE EATER-'Every-
woman" a modern morality play.
elabora tely produced. All week. be-
ginning Monday. May &c,
William j Kelly and
Florence Rockwell In The Girl from
Rector's." All week With maunees.
Thursday and Saturday.
UTAH THEATER-Brand lyman
and Florence Stone In THE Passing
OF the Third Floor Back All
week, with matinees Thursday
and Saturday.
MPRESS-Vaudeville Performance
every afternoon and two perform
aDces al night