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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26
FANS EAGER FOR
ATTE[L-ZOTTE BOUT
Featherweights Show Prime
Form for Tuesdays Battle;
Special Car Service.

opiu'ou IL evenly divided M who will yin
Tuesdays bout between Ad Zouo ana Monte At
toll. Both boys have been training hard every
day tioco theiV arrival and tho largo crowds OF
ises who have watched their work eoneedc that
both fighters are in primo condition aad cxpect
fast battle.
AtteIl yesterday worked NJ the nro station
before bis admirers and is IN tip-top condition.
Hi' work with Kelly In handbSII and nparrlug
showed that nc has plenty of steam Monte Will
TO-DAY work out and spar a. the qucrters here
totoro occupied by 2otto Hho goes 10 Murray 20
ualn before the fans there. A,tcll has NOT vet
received a reply 10 his wire asking hig brother
Abe. former foatherweieht champion TO be her,
az his second during tho tght
lottc's workout yesterday consisted o, horIpc
With Pail knight. Battling Beisnrer mud Jockey
Riley and with light and heavy bags. Tho Stock
ton boy Is full OF Pep" ali the tim, ana Ioola
Ike comor
Sammy McCli1tio, The soErel-toppsd manager Of
zotto. declares the Mexican tpeede,or Niil bo
champion within year. sod that he intends 20
go after Champion johnny Eilbane no1t Y, Ia
not 10 be disputed tha, Zotta shows vast supcrI.
oritJ over his form OF year ago
Promoter Con Gallagher has made nrr,nr.no,,-
Tor i've minute car service TO Murray on Tuc,day
night There viii he doublo-hcsdcrt N necossnry
Con- also says that the cars Will bc krpt Al
MURRAY 50 that thorc viii he DELAY IN getting
tho fans back 20 town
The sale OF seats oocned Yesterday morning and
the demand was heavy
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WASHINGTON TAKES
FINAL FROM BOSTON
O'Brien Weakens in Eighth
After Twirling Sensational
Ball; President Attends.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-After pitch
Ing sensational ball O'Brien weakened In
the eighth Inning today and Washington.
by great finish. batted out a victory.
winning the last game OF the series with
Boston TO :. In seven innings o'Bten
struck out twelve men. taking six in the
nrst two Innings The Hrst three men to
fscc Brien in the eighth hit safely and
hal was sent 10 the rescue He was
touched for three hits and allowed
pase on balls. Boston hit GalIla hard
.gr lour runs, Boehlng. who went In in
NC slNth. was relieved by Johnson after
Washington w took the lead President
day. ''N 't'"'n W.
BOSTON II AsIIINic.rnN
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MIXED DA Y AT
HA VRE DE GRACE
b. International Nows Service.

B. international NcwS Service.
BALTIMORE. April 25.-Tollor wing arc N, re-
suits Of the Harre de Grace races today:
First race. four aud a half furlouEg-Unclc Iim-
mic Jos (rurucri, 70 >. won. Holiday. loo
(Ro5icrl 10 10. second StonchcdEc. iOn; (J.
Wilspui "a TO third. Time. -. stake Hand
cap, Panama. MoIms. Nordocal III Biod and
Folly II. also ran.
second race. nix furlons8-Agnter l07 iNon-
tourJ. ; 10 /, Won: Star Gif, Ill tRohnsoul.
to :, second; say Thorn. M tMusEravci s
20 !. third. Timo l:l5 Garry. Tonlts. Horace
=. Auto Maid. hrran. Americas Rocknsh Dyna-
mo aud Mhycrdnlc also
Third race. six furlonss-Psrdner lO7 Dc-
Tondcl. 10 I. Won: Working Lad. iI2 &c. Burnsi
Is TO ]. second: Blsckford. 100 (W. BurnS. 6
TO Z. third. Time. l1i Is. sir Dcnrah. Troy
Weight. Oak Hurst Rod and Gun and Union
Jack also ran.
Fourth race Germantown selling stakes four
mrlongs-Gordon. III u. Wilson, . IN 3. won
Neclin. 100 tNathAni IN 20 J. second: Cauto
u2 tButwclD. - 20 J. third. Time. IS 3-5
Fool o. Fortune. Charles CAnncl Roger Gordon
Daily Waters and MILKY Way also ran.
Fif'h race. five and half furlonzs-Aidc-
baron. III CWofc,. 10 l. won. ViGc Jos
(ButNclD. 80 IN l. second: Discovery. ~ (SnldorI
s to !, third. Time. ':oi. Phyllis Antoiucttc. sir
Marion and L'Aglon also
Sixth mile and seventy yardE-DOnnid
Mcdonald, li5 ~. WilUonl 20 20 Hon. Hnssnu.
l0i (NoTmaui, 20 10 I. FrCond. Merry Lad. li5
(BobbinsD 20 !. third Time. Ia f-5. Cherry
ola and Fu'urity also ran.
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Occur d 'Alene Entries.

Tirst race. five furlon<a-1ookout. Les HarrI-
,on III; Quick Trip scllsnokcr. Mike Nolet'.
NaIsone. 100: Lillian RAY. IoT; Country Boy.
Mrhlan. i0d
Second race. i've furloner-tcrcar. lle. Sal
rage. Yo Solo Pail Connor. Joe. Golden Agnes
idun. 10i.
Third race. five ard hair fgrlonEs-Pala,abIc.
ITO; Rosris. l0a: King st2lSart. IgT. Holablrd
los: Camla, Miss Herbert. Jos
Fourth race. sir fur!engn, hsndcap-Porlor
Boy. llS: Lady Panchitn, los Meadow 10s; FIy-
INK Fo2ts'orE, Sea CllU loi. DADDY Clip o..
Herfri Rights 100
Firh race one milc-Judsr Walton. Compton
III. FIying Don Enrique Gsllor rGnul- Jim
Cancrstn. iit.. J"high no
Sixth Iece. fvo turlougg-Iona C4nomsnn Ra.
ysria. Ellzaho,h Hsrwood. L,csHaorA s.Iiis
o Day. III. Platinum. l05.
Weather clear: track fast
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LOTTA CREED PAYS
HIGHEST At ALAN
Harlem Maid Wins Third ;
Cool Captures Sixth at
Next Best Odds.
~ Int.rnal!onal Ner, serrlce.

Hy International News Service.
ALAN. Idaho, April c5.-Lotta Creed. ridden By
Matthew The fourth race today at the hish-
oct odds paid through tho mutucls. Sil.So. Fol
loving arc The results
First r,co. throo and a half furoosS-RimifaN.
ne tMoezworihi. So won: MTs, Nc. los tOrmcH).
S3.s0 second. Robert. Mantcll 100 CNnrrou).
s.. 20. third Time. q. 90. Jessie Simngon. VIZ
siuis $. and Myrs Holmer siBo
Second race ak turlonsS-Lukc Van Zardt. 100
lMolesworth). $3.50. won. Joe RY,bcr. loa twsg-
rcni IS 10. Bccond. Sam GrtEsSy. 100 tTaylorl
20. third. Time. 1:l7 3.5 MaGda B.. Down
land and Sir Teddy also ran.
Third race seven iurlonGs-Harlem Maid. los
PMlcyl. $3.50 won; Buss. 100 Hnn 1850.
Second; Sadie Shapiro. loS tormcBi s. 20. third.
Timc. 1::5 As. Helen Scott Salpcarl DolcuN
and Locust Bud also ran.
Fourth race. six turlonsE-I.otts Creed. l0T
iMauhcNEl. Silso won; Dclcncy. ile tOrmcsi
$3.50. second: hda Mead iO5 CMeDowcln. $500
third Tmo, rs. Dutch Rock. tim Judge and
King Elk also
Firth race. ono mlic-Ba-oua. III Paulsyl
81 won. Gsty PalIcu los tCoolO Ss second
BslclifL liz (sclden) $50 third. Timo. 1:t.
Sugar Lump. Gretchen c.. sake Tallow Dip aud
Fancy also ran.
sixth ace. five and hst iurlouEs-cooi: III
tPaulcy). 5000. won; Bcda. i0s tGareanl. s. 20
second; Shooting spray. III GoEyth>. $50
third. Time, i:os. Hazel C.. Stcrlu. Abound
MchlaD and ]. BlscbFtock also ran.
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PRESIDENT CHEERS
CAPITAL CITY TEAM

WASHINGTON, April 25.-When Presi-
Gent wilson heard today tba, the WASH
lHSton team was playing It's last home
game Deiore departing OH a months tour
ne instructed Secretary Tumulty TO close
up The engagement list and hurried 10
me baH park. The president has attend
ed Tour OF the five games the team has
played here since the beginning OF The
season, and the fans feel he is ono of
them He applsuds vigorously when
Washington makes a good play-fOr dig
hlty toroids that a president should
root and looks disappointed when the
umpire decision lavors the visitors
AT todays game the president stood
up and cheered when the WashInston
team tied the score and forged ahead In
the eighth inning. As he left the park
ne was given great ovation He had
pcen sitting IN n box in the upper tior
ana though the crowd iammed the cyits
theS voluntarily made a path as he
passed ont with his daughter. Miss Mar
garct and Secretary Tumulty
As tho party entered n White bouse
again. Woody and similar expressions
OF approval came from the fans. The
White house Itself liz always astir when
tho nome team playz. The attaches who
could get away went TO the game and
those who stayed behind eagerly heard
the returns in tho telegraph room When
the break came In the eighth the en-
tre force OF clerks swarmed TO the telc-
graph key.
Somebody said after the game that
President Wilson was sorry the team was
going away.
I'm not at all sorry," declared Major
ity Leader Underwood OF the house, with
emphasis. when he heard H. Congress
VIII he able TO do some business now"
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TIGERS UNABLE
TO HIT BLAWDI.NG

De- HoII. April S.-BlhndinE. pitch
Ing his nrst game OF tho vsar h.,S n
roit 10 nve singles. and Cleveland shu.
out Detroit today. , 20 o. Five oY C7evc-
!hna seven hits were for extra baS.s
double and triple IN three times AZ Raj
Ihe Tigers got two hits in the omen
ing inning and TWO in the ninth b,,,
best. ~ MS
Johnston easily could have made II,
circuit on his hi; IN tho frSt inning bu,
ne pan rolled under the bench In light
ne'o Ahd Evans allowed only three bases
on tRe drive. He scored n moment Iaf.-
ou an oui. Johnston scored again In tbe
tnlrd. when hts bit ordinarily good ,or
rolled 70 tho fence. Tarkson r-sd. 80 80
Saps third nun Ia the sixth. whrn hs
a9antsl and tailed on Iajoie's single
Ly tonn quietly entered the Detroit
"'e"0' carry ~ the game and although
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YANKS FAIL TO
UNRAV PLANK

PHllADELP PHIA. April 25.-splend,d
pitching by Plank and hard hitting by
collins featured Phlladelph!a's 4-to-O vic
singles were made off Plank, who famed
ten batsmen and was given perfect sup
port by his team mates. Plank struck
out Ford. Wolter and Chase in the sixth.
did not give a pass, retired his onnon'
ents in order IN seven innings and did
not permit n runner TO get farther than
second base. After having runners
ssllshIeo ~ thlrd base in four OF the
nrst I'VE innings Philadelphia won tho
game IN the sixth BY mixing UP three
hit3 with two passes. Collins rnada three
doubles and single in four times at bat
inning.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
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Lexington Entries.

Firs' race. five and hair flrloasa-Ylvs p.
Tho cirseg. rs: Jim Bn6ey. iII. clubs Cash on
D'llvcfy. loi: Joe stolu. loi; Miss Thorne lN5.
Isnkce Notions. l06; SpTite. JOE. Round 'Fs
World. los CaIcy Jones. 10 AnoFcf .l5. Sci,
baEo iiC.
Second rare. four 'lrlouEE-Sir Caieiore srlg',
Brother. Jit:i. Nephew. 100: Tikfok Lost For.
tune. John HacC!nniE'. 1o3. Single lG7. N.r-
zood. John Gund. Dck Doodle. ne
Third race. siT fugiourE-Et'a Hav no rsIr-
Pisu. Bonsus'. lGi. Christina star l0I. Tior.i
Park. The WIDOW Nooa GoSrlf paagsrcfp ll,
Fourth race. Phoenix hotel aaHi.san. mile and
a biNteen'h-DoHcTail. -: 1m1----iou a.: An
Port Flor F'uh lgl. Princes CatIaHEv To1snd..
tiou. lOs B~li fGors~ ZOE
Fifth race. -four furouzs- .,1ta-lr'r f4vslIstf,
First Cherry. nirdic william. Mary NIchaais
Pennies. Brsckt0~u Bei'r. -f-. Parcel ToF,
Gir1y Love. Io5, Aunt Mamie, i'-. Dainty Mint
Iis
sixth poe. orc mIIe-Nauhpn. ~. Ea-i Of
savoy. Ebllv She 100; Csrpzfhla Old Woman
l1i. Lovo Day. Jos. AIiomat.r. 10. po1srsa
Flfinz Feet llc Captain Bravo. Il-
Weather clear; track fast
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ANOTHER SHAKEUP I'M
PENNSYLVANIA GRE

PHILADELPHIA, April 60
Ellis Ward Yesterday made an00
shake up OF the University OF Penn
vania varsity crew preparatory 70
race with Harvard and PHncstc1
Cambridge on May 10 Merrick. o.
Der Of last years freshman eight,
promoted from the second boat 10
on tho varsity. Captain Ale1a1'
stroke. and Madeira. No. Z. are
the only veterans In the boat; e.
No. f. Blatz. No. 8; Butler, No
Shoemaker. bow, were freshmen
year, and Garvin No. Is new
The crew is heavier than any
g%lyania crew In recent years. The
cet man weighs 10 and four up "
scales at close 10 1870 pounds each.
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PIRATES TAKE
ONE FROM CUBS

FfTTsBURG. April z5.-Ioo,. o.la,,y
oN the Chicago team In the second innlrg
toasY and a pair Of hunts that were
poorly Eandlsd gave Piitsburg three runs
insor weakened In tho ninth. after nifcb.
log shutout ball for eight innings
Leachs triple, Schute's single. Zirnmer-
man double, an error BY Mccarthy aud
Seier's sacrifice ny gave Chicago tSsir
tnree runs Hendrix checked the rally
HIS hlis IN the early innings OF Richie
we're lucky, but he contributed TO the
csicat himself with Pair OF errors
carey single. an out and Byrns's hlt
Esrc PittsburE the first run. Singles hy
Wilson and Butler added another in the
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UTAH OLYMPIC HERO
ON FRANKLIN FIELD

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The large
number OF entries, Including MANY who
as in intercollegiate events. has excited
unusual interest In the University Of
Pennsylvania relay race. and Franklin
neld was crowded With spectators this
afternoon watching the early arrivals work
out in preparation for tomoTows CON
tests.
Prominent among the arrivals for the
field events was Richards. tho Olympic
high jump champion from the Brigham
Young university, Provo. Utah. He did
little more than Timber up after his long
journey.
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TENNIS CHALLENGERS
ARRIVE FOR CUP RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25-Two Of
the Australian challcnsers for the Davis
international tennis trophy arrived here
Ioahy by The liner Ventura from sydney.
They are Horace Rice and 4 n Ionae
both seasoned veterans one ncariny A.
and the other 50, Maurice McLoushlin,
inc national singles champion, met the
Australians at tho pier
Jones and Rice have not fully decide
Just how th"y will spend their time bc-
iWeon now and the elimination matches
10 po played IN New York on June g. I;
and .. hut ;hov will practice in n n1,p,hor
Of local matches
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WASHINGTON CREW
MAY RACE IN EAST

SEATTLE, Wash. April z5.-The TrrI-
vcrs!ty ot Washington el-bt-oar creyy
which 0on the recent Pacific coast char,-
piouship In the regatta with S,a anfo-s
ana California. VII participate IN the
undergraduates of tho state universIfy
can raise $1,000 70 dsfray the expense
or the trip. Local business men hsvs
promised 10 guarantee all expenses over
$1,000 II the students raise that amount
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'bsfied for kil'iirr IN the tsuth.
-Rau for Ncyers IN the eighth
-Esited ,sr Dema-co n mo tenth
Score ~ Iauinrs-
rhiisdsiFhii .......o 0 %
Nsv York ....-....n o O o q . c1
tCsliss In me sieytn,h: dsrkaess)
sgrnna-T Errors-Shalsr t.i Wsr-pS Firs. o.
cftor-fhlltdslphia. Sacrifice hits-Ngrrsy
bpoian sinisa haseH-NGrray. MkEes. Dolaa De-
vers. Doolan. Loft 90 hases-SeW YORK 7; Phus-
nslphh, pouele 7lHTs-H.rIoE 20 No-tle:
NeFsrt 10 Shstcr. LudeCiE 20 pooin 10 LuteruS
hre9 On hslt-oN p>rnhre, >: OF Craa6sii :.
en h-r,resr. l. struck out-By nernArsa s
~ heaandsr : VIA rieh-Dorsrs. Hts
OF peuares- ], ts1 inriogr. of CrsnaeI nons
~ ore inn'nE rims o, Esmc-9 hoc-s Z miuu,ss
tmrifss-h hisn snd 0rth
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ENGLISH POLO TEAM
DEFINITELY CHOSEN

LONDON. April 25.-EnEiand' polo
team which will compete with fhs
American team for ;ue international CUP
on Long Island IN June was definitely
selected today. Y ,ter s. Buckmastcr
vii captain the Invaders The other
members OF the team are Captain Y q
RIizon. Captain Noel Edwards CAPTAIN
Leslie 81 George Cheape. ?. ~ Freakc,
Lord Wodchouse and Captain I.ockett.
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BROOKL YN TRIMS
BRA YES WITH EASE

BOSTON, April 25-Brooklyn won an
easy victory over Boston today. I 10 /.
The visitors hit Tyler freely In tho sixth
and seventh innings. assisted by four.
bases on balls. Stack had tho Boston
hatsmen at his mercy most Of the game,
the locals only run coming on Titus's
triple and an inneld out
BROOKLYN BOSTON
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rITTsRURG

summary ErrorT-Clymof. Sslar. Richie ~,
Byrne. Mccarthy. Two-bErs hit-ztmmermsn.
Thre~-bsse hlt-Lesch. stolen hsHes-Chrey. Nc
Csr-hv. Sacrifice nv--Saicr. HitS-oN Richie.
n in ssvsn innings. or HumpaT!es. none IN oue
inning: op Robinson. IN eight and ono-thirc
Innings; of Hendrix. IN tWo-thirds OF an
inning Bass bRlls-OH Richie 2: OF Robin
son. 2; OF Hendrix. I. Struck out-By Richie.
:: BY Robinson. s. Left bsses-Chicsro. :.
Pitisburz 3. Double plsy-Evors, BridNoil and
Safer Time of Esme-i hour - miuutes I'M
plrst-Ovens and Guthrie
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Lon G.. Hardin Dins

,AMES, Ia. April 25.-Lon G. Hardin
edltor OF the Ames Times. and for NAM
Years ono OF the best known ncwspaDer
men IN the west. dropped dead I'm his
oihce AT noon today. Heart failure Is
given as the cause
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summary; ErTou-oison. L<nd Vcseh Tn
alS-Iohnston blandiuE Stolen ba-e,-vI,.
larstoo. Double play-Olson End fohns,on 10
On oAset-L Cleveland. 4; Detroit bases -
hIh-or Blan6ing T: oW Huiiia / etr,~E
ont-sT BlhndinE. 2: b Nuilin : Wilg pI,r5
huln Time o. game hour 50 nlnu'ss Tn,
pirsi-Evsns and HVscbrrrd ~
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summary. Errors Hummcl. Titus. Ki-ke Two
base hit-sr,rk Thres-hsss hts-stengei Titus.
struck ou,-By sack. !. by Tyler, 4 Stolen
hascs-sVoenov. Double play-Fishoc TO Gut
shaw TO pauhrrt. Left on bsses-BrookIyn s.
Boston. 8. pasea on hsils-On stack. >. OF Ty-
le- g. First on orror-Bnston, !. Wild pitch
Tyls-. Time 81 EAne-l hour So minutes Um.
plres-Rirl,r and ByEoa.
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International League
Western League

A; Gr-oln-vi-Ai.a I: Lincolu
A: Dss Molnss-si. Joseph. :. Dea noius-
A, Denvsr-Dsavsr. Il To3sss.
A. Sioux city-omEha. !: Sioux City Il
Kodak Pictures Finished.
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Supply Co, l59 Main street. Exclusive
pnoto dealers advertisement
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suu'nlhy. Efro.-Hartrel Tro-hrss hlt-CoI-
,lha Lnt>e asse hr-BsrTy. Hits-oY For4 .
~ ssTsa inhinSs: of Fisher. none "A on. frains
sacrifice his-oldflnE. Pisnk s,alen b,s..A
Iiart1ei. coils t7l. Dsksr. Douhis play-coIlln.
tarIy ana Neianih Lett hAsss-NeS York
Z, philaaslphis. Bases 90 Aailr-o;f rors
fIFst On er-oT-Tailasslphis Struck og,-a,
lor1. ]. hy Plank. TO- Passd haU-WIIIl.n.
WiN sitrh-Ford. Tine ot Ekms-l hour a, -
etas- Unpires-Ccnnolly and NcG-,.yy
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he sa on the bench chatting with his
team mates for some time no one i'm tbs
stands knew OF his presence
CLEVELAND DETROIT
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Giants and Phillies Battle Until Dark to Tie;
Climbers Slug Out close Victory Over Red Sox

sixth and punched hits added one more
In the seventh.
CHICAGO -PlTTs BURG.
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TY COBB SIGNS UP!
TERMS NOT STA1I
Applies for Reinstasem,.
Ball Trust" Probe Mcy.
Will Go On
By, Ia

DETROIT, April 25.-After A 49,.
ence with President Navin this affsr,1.
Tyrus Cobb, center fielder Of ths ~,
American League Baseball club attsc,
his name 10 a 1913 contract. Tns A..
were not given out Application IA .
National commission for Cobb's reirsts|
ment was Immediately made.
The conference between Prps8-
Navln and Cobb lasted two ho,Irs =
emerged from the conference r.
smiling. and when they were asts5
the contract terms they smiled =.
broadly but refused TO give out auy
forma don.
This IS my last hoidout." said g.
as he left Mr.. Navin's office. iT'm
ing TO get Into my uniform just IA
as possible and begin 10 practice T.
I'll be ready to play when they lei p,s
II the commission scts on Gibbs =
lns.atement promptly and does moi m
him out OF the game any Longer, [,
expected he viii ne In shape Ia 4
within a week
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Coast League
Noted Horse Trainer Dies.

NEW YORK, April o5.--John Mackey
widely known as horse trainer and lonc
~ charge OF James ". Haggln's noted
stable of thoroughhreds. died today In
Brooklyn OF heart disease
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BOSTON WASHINGTON.

sattea for Nunamaker in ;hs ninth.
rBattcd for Hall in the ninth
.Bsttcd for Bsllia in the sixth
Bated for Boehiiug In the eighth.
Score By Innlnss-
nH.'a ---.s-.-.s---.....o . q a.
" H1lnstnn .,............n o .-S
summary: Error-MoolIer Tvobas. hits
LOWS. Hooper. Gandl Mooiler. Throc- bu.. hit
speaker. Home run-EnElc Hits-On o. Brien
= y IN seven innings tnone out in the eighth: Off
nan 5 IN one inning: or GAlIe 6 In ak inpinKs:
or Blehiing. in Two Innings: off Johngon IA
ono inning. stolen bases-Moeller MILAN
shhnks Double plays-Bsil to Wagner 20 EngIe /.
Morgan to Mcbride TO Gaudn C?l LET, on bs,e.
mnoGton. .; washington. 6. Bases on balIs-o'f
- bFlen !. or Han. 1; or Galiia l. Struck
out-By o'Bren, II: by Gsliia. ;: by Rochllng
i; by Johnson. l. Wild p!tch--o' Bricn Timo OF
Dinesu. "A4
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WASHINGTON, April ,S.-Ty c.
agreement with the Detroit Baseball &
will not deter Representative Galaf>
Of Illinois from pressing his prop6<
congressional investiGa ton Of TIA 4
called baseball trust" Mr.. GaIkl.
conferred today with members Of d
rules committee to learn what
chances were for hearings on his re1
lutlons as soon as the tariff ID
posed OF. f-
Representative Eardwick OF GeoI
declared he had abandoned his intaut|
OF Introducing similar resolution
cause Of the agreement between q
and the Detroit management. ~.
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CINCINNATI. April 25.-"Other ~
having been informed that Cobb {
signed with the Detroit American Ies<
team. ] know nothing about his csfs
ma turally will have 10 wait until an Il
pllcation for reinstatement has been ~
and delvc into the details before 4
saw anything.
Hermann. chairman of the NatI1<
commission. today. when he WA |.
formed that Cobb had applied fcs 4
lnstatement
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