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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
RED SOX KNOCK
MULLIN FROM BOX

DETROIT. May 13.-Boston knocked
Mullin from the box TODAY in less than
three innings and defeated Detroit TO
l. The locals scored their only run off
o'Brien in the fifth. when Morairitv dou-
bled and came home on Wits single Bos-
ton won the game in the first inning
through single by Hooper an error.
Yerke's double and Gardner'S sacrifice 1y
Speaker tripled in the third and again in
the seventh and each time he scored on
a sacrifice fly by Lewis.
Lake. who replaced Mullln. gave way
10 Zamloch in the eighth and the recruit
kept the champions from crossing the
plate In the second Cobb made two un-
successful attempts TO steal home. On
the first occasion Cobb apparently beat
the pitch bur the ball hit Stanage's bat
and rolled foul; on the second attempt
he missed the plate and was retired be-
fore he could return TO touch It.
DETROIT -BnSION
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M'NITT'S CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED BY HANE1

The Salt Lake City Transportation
cIub rooms will be the scene OF another
match game at three cushion BILLIARDS To-
night. when c. ]. McNitt president Oh
the organization, will cross cues WITH
Lee Haney Haney defeated j. H. Davis
one OF the vlce-presidents OF the club.
in a game Of forty points last Saturday
night after which McNitt threatened to
challenge the winner OF the bout,
McNitt made good yesterday by for
mally challenging Haney, WHO promptly
accepted. The game, which Will run
twenty-five points, will start at s o'clock,
after which the loser will 'tset 'em up
to dinner ". T. Maddox Is still
managing Hsney, and J. II. Davis Will
be McNitt's business representative. e.
NJ Murphy, who refereed the former
game, will act In the same capacity to-
night.
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Today'S Louisville Entries.

B. International News Service
First six Observation-Disclosures, go SILK
Day Anna Patricia. Verens. 9p, Mack 3. Cu-
banks. i05: Cash Delivery. Cold o. oph!r
Coppcrtowu, l0I; Morrick. Anon. III; Polls. li2:
Chapultepec. 1ls.
Second race four and a half furlonss-Christc.
phino. Francis. Bronze Wing, Eranntn 10a: Mac,
EuStace. eilly Stuart. Sosius Lambs Tail pa.
vid Craig. Black Tony. King Mcdowell. AladoT
Art Rick 1Ie.
Third race. five and halt furlongs-Silver
Bill. 90; Brooktold. %. Samuel 4. Meyer. lot:
souada lo7 Helen Bsrbee. ll2: 'El Palomsr. s5
Jim Bascy. Sprite. Caush HILL III
Clarke & Schreber entry,
Fourth race. mile and tiItesntb-Strenuovs.
100; Any Port. 1o5; Manager Mack, 1o5; Rolling
Stono Princess Galloway, Ios
Fifth race. four and bolt furlongS-Galar. io7;
'Bac. Ion; .Brss Brother. Barbara Lane. u0:
VanderRTift I1s.
BRADLEY entry.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-carpathia.
Judge Kerr, 1ol. Bonnie EIoise Ios Clubs Just
Red, io7: SIR Catesby. 1907; Spindle. lo3 Dick
Bnker, ito: FLYING Feet. H. Melton Street,
MnckIer. Ii,
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TodaY's Alan Entries.
national News Service.

By International News Service.
Flrs: race. five and half lurlongs-3ulu Ster-
lin. 1l5; Roscnta. he: Briion, li0; Evelina auto
Girl. Mabel King. Prescntiment, EloeIowan. Del
cassy l0s
Second racc. fve and halt furloDgs-Gaty
Palien. li3: Swee, Dale no: Shooting Spray,
l0a Chanticleer. MaromnTa. ioI: stout Heart. los:
Rosiris. io1; MIss Herbert. Cama. sS King Stall
.Tari aT.
Third race. six fuTlonRs-Loersr. ia, Yo Solo,
McAlen, Dargin. Lee Harrison II. {. ". Kenror.
Old Settler, Fort Johnson Rene W. Ill; Buss,
l0e Katy Coonor, Kitty ", 100.
Fourth race. six furlopgs-Mea5or. IiS Lack
rose. il3. Parlor Boy. Manassch. Jos, Seneca, lo7
Fitch race. seven fUrlonEs-Jack Ellis. 10: Eve
White Stare 100: Anna McGse Maisle Girl, Ca
lone Gallo. Io7. Mamie McDo. l05i Quick Trip.
Don Enrique. I0i. Robert Salpenr Acol!n, a7
Sixth race. ono mile--Kiug Ely. III, Canton
John Louis. no. Lotta Creed. Ada Meade. 1o5:
Phillistins. ln2,
Weather clear: track good
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FROGLEGS BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)
N. Admiral's Daughter. Coos and old Gotch alro

son, Admral's Daughter. CeoS and Old Gotch also
second race ycyou furlongs-RoEou. loa (Mc-
Ewen). TO 2. won; Mary Emily. io2 Beam
son), 10 Q. second GIT. l0a tBllD, TO !.
third. Timc. 2s Baby Doll, Lchigh sorrowtul.
Melta and Ofatorau slro ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Abo Slupsky, Ill
iCavanash) 70 l. 7op Phil Connor, Iii Ole
Ewenl. to. :: Hecond; Jennie Newman. aa
lKenU. 10 I, third. Time rs Tnllow Dip.
Lillian Ray, Zool. Mcnda. Cbnsle5 Green, Boas
and Galene Gale also
Fourth rIcc. five and half furlongG-Henry
Walbnnk. Jos (TuIleD, TO I. won; parlor Boy.
III tMcEwon). Is 10 8. second: Telurium iol
Pnucy). 10 l. third. Time l09 Vested
Rights, McClintock. Fitzgerald and Moll!e Rich
ards also rau.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-Daddy
Gin 10i 0irothl. even. won; Elizabeth Tarwood
102 tBezanson). . TO l. second; E!motu Hamilton.
1o2 fMcMartinl. 10 TO l. third Time. l:oa. Sir
Fretful. Ch!lla. Hugh Gray and Dutch Courage
eIso ran.
Sixth race, ri1 furlougs-sidney Petcra. III
csworthj, to !. won; TrcmarRo. III Grothl
7 10 10. second: Southern Gold. 100 fMcEweo).
TO I. third. Timc. rs. Mercurlum. Cesario.
ouok Trip and Maggie also ran.
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Closes With Appeal.

Mr. Hill concluded with an appeal for
help for the settlers and praise for Mon
tana as a land adapta BILE TO reclamation
projects.
you might reduce your freight rates
that would be one way TO help them
suggested Mr.. Lane.
"If we did so much further. we Wouio
have to ask for government credit. re
piled Mr.. Hill.
During his testimony Mr., Hill said re
clamation In the west started in our OF
"Three railroads subscribed $4,000 eacn
and hired a fellow from California pameo
Maxwell. a rapid typewriter to educate
the people about reclamation. ne saiI ntb.-
"After three or four wears. TWO oIHe,
roads came in and before long we had
tho movement started.
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Reply of Newell.

Director Newell replied that the gov
ernment work was more permanent: tha I
private enterprise was prone to take In
too large an acreage for the water ca
pacitr and further that the government
could work only eight hours a dav and
private enterprise ten.
THAT Is another reason why the gov
ernment should go out Of the business
said Mr.. Hill. He added that "he was
burdened with complaints BY settlers on
the MIX river and the ST MaIys prof.
ect In Canada about the delay FOR years
In pushing the work to completion. To
this Mr.. Newell responded that much OF
the delay had been caused by diplomatic
negotiations with Great Britain over wa
ter rights.
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The Most Successful Men ir
Any Walk of Life Are
Sober Men.

There Is no man smart enough to put
over a commercial lie on the American
people and make 1t live" Let that state
ment SOAK in''-it's true. 1t Is also true
that the American people soon become
suspicious of the drinking man: they do
not want to do business with him or per-
nit him TO handle their affairs. Why?
Because they know chat he is untrust-
worthy: his brain is not clear; he Is In
measure Insane. Who willingly employs
a drunken physician or lawyer or anyone
whose brain Is muddled with liquorp
such u man is living a lie--attempting TO
sell his services. agreeing TO give for
IA liaa ranniyed hla hest fhQuRlt md az
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hers LOSE FAST
|IEsT TO BROWNS
Is Tied Twice; Timely
d and a Walk Favor
St. Louis.

ans. May 1$--St. Louis won an
-smo from Washington TO-DAY
<,er 81. Louis had ilve-run iea-
'-.,rd inning. Washington tied the
.'<,ne TO Hamilton's wildness and
|ns base running
.,,s scored four runs in the sec
= csshlcn filled the bases win
~ 4rnew tripled and scored on d
~ Z base on balls and do9-
.si;n scored run for 81, Louis
hird Washington tied the scorS
,r4h ,,+ on singles bv Schaeier ana
'ss srnor by Williams. OF Laporte 5
sases or balls. single by A.
WHO vino 5stted for Engel, and
:<esJ by Mcbride and WiLiia9 W&t1li 93i'
Mn netted FIVE runs. o. WI.
.sfe % bunt, an error and FRA .
Ia = run for ST. Louis IN the
,or again tied the score in the
<;nelss BY Morgan and Sha mss
.o, 81 Louis won out IN tne sen
dnrle by Williams. Pa II 5 dou-
sse on balls and Wa!laces s IN
- s,ytycToy.sT LOUIS.
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oppose Baseball Betting.

BOSTON, May ia further step in
gambling element among the spectators
was taken today when admission to the
National league grounds was refused TO
all persons whom the management
claimed TO recognize as gamblers. Man
ayers OF visiting National league teams
have declared that there was more open
betting al the local diamond than at
any other park in the league.
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BOSTON. May 13.-Jake Stal1 man
agor Of. the Boston American baseball
team. is recovering rapidly from an OPP
GRAFTON performed upon one OF his feet
last week Physicians said today that
lie VIII probably be able 10 join the Red
Sox team in Chicago the last OF this
week IL had been feared that he would
be obliged 10 remain in Roston month
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CARDINALS STOP
BRAY YES ADVANCE

BOSTON, May 13.-Boston's string Of
Victories was broken today when St Louis
won, 10 3. Perdue was effective except
scored one run IN the fourth and tailed
three more in the fifth on three singles
and triple. Boston scored Its three
runs In the fourth, when. after two men
had singled, Mann nit to left field. The
ball got by Magee and all three Boston
runners crossed the plate. Boston got two
men on bases in the ninth with one out.
but a pop NY and strike out ended the
game.
ST LOIIIS- RnSrnN
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King Is Reinstated.

CINCINNATI. O.. May l3.-The ma
nounced John G., king in good standing
without the imposition Of a penalty. This
was done on his representation that his
failure to report 10 the Boston club. or
the National league for service during
the season Of 1913 was due to determi-
nation to give all OF his time and atten-
tion to his business interests at Kansas
CITY
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NEW YORK.
'Ratrcd for Mitchell In tho ninth.
1Ba:,od for Lcvivclt IN eighth

Score by innings
Cleveland -. .,..........o o o-5
Summary ErroTs-Chapman, CarIsh. HnrtzeII
7wo-onse hitS-Olson, Jackson, Ford Daniels
Three-bnse hits-lackson. Chase Sacrifice hit
Mdkiff Stolen o1ses-Chapmnn. Jackson Double
p0ye-CarIsh and Johnston. Ryan Chapman and
johnston. Turner aud Johnston, Hits-On Bland
Ing, 10 / iningS; ono out 10 seventh Oft Mitch
ell In innings. Bases on ballS--of BlandIng
s. off Mitchell :. Hit h. pitcher-By Ford CIohn-
stonl. Struck out-By Blsndins .. by Mitchell
Sy Ford 3. Lett on bascs-Clevcland g. New
York 5. Time OF game-2 hours and six minu,es
UmpircS-Connolly and Mcc;recvy
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Gibbons Easy Winner.
By International News Service.

BOSTON. May 13,-Mike Gibbons OF st.
Paul easily outpointed Gus Christie OF
Milwaukee i'm the main bout OF twelve
rounds at the Atlas Athletic association
here tonight In not one OF the twelve
sessions did the bog from Milwaukee have
A shade on Gibbons. Mike hit him when
and where he pleased and showed that
his long rest had done him a world OF
good.
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NEW YORK
CHICAGO

'HerZos out. hit By battcd bail.
+natted for Tonoy IN tho seTontb.
tBaItcd for Reulbnnh in the ninth.
''Rau for Meyor5 In tho seventh.
scoTe by !nnlngs-
Chicago -. .....,,,..,.0 q Ia
.;ew York .4..,,.,,...,.o { IS
Summary; Errors-Siumormap t2l, Safer
Meyers First base crTore-Now York 2 Two,
baAo hlts-Brldwell. Mayors, Three base hits
MerEc :, Fletcher Sacrifice niea-Durns Mur-
rny, STOLEN bsses-Doyio 2. Mitchell 2, Herzog
g. Murray, Tcsresu. Left bases-Now York
H. Chicago . Rases on balls-OH Tcsrsau s. off
Touoy g. off Ruclo0ch I. Struck out-By TeS-
roau T. by Toncy /. by Rsulbnch /. HIT by
pItchor-By Tcsrenu lGoods), by Toney poyIc).
wild pitch-Tonoy. Hiu-Of Toney. IN iu-
ningr; off Ruolbach. in innings. Time OF
eamc-2 hours and minutes. umpirss-Klem
md Orth,
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additional Sporting News

the bases. Blanding passed Ford and
Mitchell, who replaced Banding, forced
in another run by walking Daniels. Ster
reit famed. and then Catcher Carisch
threw To right field, trying to catch Dan
iels off first base, two more runs coming
in.
Chase and Jackson each got three hits
in four times at bat. Manager Birming
ham directed the team from the bench.
resting his broken leg on stool,
>-pJH
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE.
Alfred Leaves "U,''

The b.. Y. y, and Agsies yesterday
learned that Alfred, the L. Of II. broa Il
jumper, had left school and would not
be IN the state track meet. Alfred could
not have won the event from Richards Of
the B. Y. w. but he WAS sure of second
place To make up for the loss OF All
red, Young of the L. Of u. threw the
best Young had done before was pnder
116 feet This insures Young tNleast
..lax-a In -thxa-a1rauf %
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Gross Outpoints Dohan.
International News Service.

by international News Service,
NEW YORK May 1S.-Leach Cross
easily outpointed Johnny Doian OF Brook
lyn in ten rounds al the Atlantic Garden
Athletic club tonight. Not until he went
half the distance did Cross cut loose.
Dohan's guard was perfect and after sew
eral futile attempts TO crash through 1t
with rights, Cross shifted his attack TO
the body and got home his most damaging
blows.
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sBatted for Simon IN the ninth.
tBsttcd for scatop In tho seventh.
Score by Innings
Pittsburg -. .,.........O 2 a h-t
Phiadclphta &C.. ........0 s-5
SUMMARY: Errorg-None. Tvo-bnse hits
fuaoe. Doom 3. Wagner Three base hit-Wil-
son. Homo runs-J Miller. Cravath. MaEec. Hits
off Seaton, 6 IN Innings: off Alexander. IN
2 innings. Sacrifice tIy-Vio1. Double play
Knabe and Doolau Left bsges-PlttsburK
Philadelphia 4. Bases on balls--on Campi,z 2.
off Soaton 9. Hit by pitcher-By SenSon Dicn-
sor). Struck out-By Camnitz /. b. Sexton 4.
by Alexander l. Tme OF game-1 hour and
thirty minutcn, observation-disclosures and Easop.
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'AST RIDERS
RE EN- ROUTE HERE,
rhe Tribune.

-
rs. N: j.. May 13.-The field In
'ezlonal class at the Velioi was
rbh the departure today FOR Salt
|ipe professionals who have been
= AZ the local track. and lver
Rno came here 10 ride. but who
broken collar bone while
Elie riders who left today are
epack OF Boston. Paddy neihr.
and Gordon Walker OF AUS
iialstead of South Africa. Bob
@n5r ol Los Angeles. Albert Crebs
,the Eddie Root OF New York
|ss cameron OF New York. An
'<ss are Under contract with the
ol the western track ana VIII
e's IRON Decoration day until
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The visitors twice held the lead and they
tied the score in the eighth Inning on Ca
rey's single and Wagner's double. Homo
runs played a big part in the event. Mil
ler's four-bagger put P1ttsburg In front in
the second inning and home runs by Cra-
rath and Magee took tho lead from the
visitors In the sixth and eighth sessions.
PHILADELPHIA -PIrTsBURG
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PITCHES At FRAMES;
ALLOWS NOT A WALK

NEW YORK. May 13.-Rgnnipg along with
Walter johnson In his efforts 20 pitch record
number OF scoreIe6s innings IL ''Christy" Math
ovscn whose admirers nre expecting 70 500 him
set record for perfect control
The Btar pitcher OF the New York Nationals
finished his forty seventh inning yesterday with
out q base balls
''Asuy' has slyon only two pasbes this year.
both In tho first game he pitchcd against BoB-
ton. April II, His record since then has heon
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PHILLIES WIN
ON CIRCUIT HITS

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.--Pittsburg
the east. when Magee won today's game
here for Philadel with a home run
drive in the left field hleachers In the
eighth inning The final score was TO 4.
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olynpic Project Favored.

ATHENS. May 13.-The Greek govern
ment has consented to give It's support
to a project to hold a series OF interna- =
lional Olympic games here in the spring
OF 1914.
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s. BREAK Up;
NKS VICTORIOUS

ELASD. May I3.-New York won
97eland, S 10 ), today. when the
mt 20 pieces In the seventh inning
|Hed four runs 10 come in.
ms error and TWO singles filled
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rAsHtNeToN-sT LOUIS.

Z 0 : O e-s
...0 i -
4 Ero.-Aus,In. 4. Williams. Nor
/. \ Tsc.hssp hIts-Austln. Praf,. Three
Ieanv. Hlts-on CaShiou, ] IN and
4: on Engei. in ! 2-3 !nnings: off
ID Innings. Off AlToos. mono In !
.<crIfes hi,-prief Stolen hSes-Shn-
}. Mcbride. A. WillismJ. Pratt. Brief.
.snls Double rlays-Agrew and Wal
on hsics-S, Louis ., Washington 4.
tells-OH Cashion 4. of Engcl 3. nfs
OK Gallla ., OF Hamilton 4. N!t By
milton l.apoItcl struck out-Ry
:, by Fashion l. by EuEcl I. by Gallln
b eame-9 hours and is minutcs-Um-
XIrhlin and Frrcuson
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Pieruont Leads Bowlers.

Pierpont last night finished high 10 the first
five games OF tho individual bowling tourua-
ment with total OF 1908 There VIII be Another
sarles plaNnd ErIday night. ScoreK:
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Bankers Beat Postmen.

The National Bank OF the Republic
baseball team defeated the Postoffice nine
in a fast game yesterday by score of
IL 10 6.
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Sore by Innings-
S'i'!uHsii .....s....Z ! q u u n q 0-3
BROOKLYN .,...........0 -
Summary: Errors-Tinker Berglauor Loft on
oGses-Cncinnat c, Brooklyn I. Two base hits
Killing. Tromme Throc-basc hits-Becker
Fisher . Sacrifice fIy-Milcr stolen boscs-
Marson. stengel, Wheat 2. Double play-pau-
Sert 10 Fisher 10 Daubcrt. Bases balls--ofS
!. by Curtia ., hy Frommo T. Hit by pitcher
BY Belts tMoranl. Wild piUch-FTommo. Hits
or Allen. In innings; or Curtis S In
innings. OF Frommc. IL IN 2-3 innings off
Belts. In l-3 Innings. Time OF game
hour and 10 minutes. umpires-Rgler sod By
ron -
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ST. LOUIS BOSTON.

'eatted Tor Whaling IN the seventh.
iBatted for Mann in tho ninth
!Ran for Seyrnouy IN rhe ninth
.-Batted sor Rariden Ia tho ninth.
Score By inn!ngs-
Boston ..............0 0-S
ST. Louis ...,...........0 o.
summary: Errors-MsronvilIe Msree Moyre7
Two-bnse hit-HncGins. Three-ba hlt-Nla-
geo: Sacrifice hit-Grlner. Stolen haycs-afaran-
vuIc Connolly. Titus. Msgec MoNray Double
play-Whallns and Sweeney. Left on bases
Boston s. ST. Louis s. Bnses on buils-On Per-
due !. or Griner J. Struck out-8y Pcrduo g.
by Grlper s TlIuo Of game hour and 6s min
utes. Umpircr-O Day and Emsle
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Western League

At Topeka-Sloux City, 5; Topeka. s.
At Denver-DeS Moines. IL, Denver. g..
At Iincon-St. Joseph, 81 Lincoln. t..
AT Wichita-Omaha. 7; Wichita, II.
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International League
Northwestern League

Al Portland-Portland, 4, Victoria, s.
At Seattle-Seattle. /; Vancouver, 0.
AT Spokane--Spokane ., Tacoma, 0.
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DETROIT,
BOSTON

"Batfe1 Tor stannge IN thc Gcvcnth.
-Dn,tcd for Lake ~ the seventh
=Bstted for Zanloch In the ninth.
Score by innings
Boston .. ..............e O o 0-s
Detroit .......,......~....O o o-l
summary: Errors-Speaber Buge. Mullin. Two
base 'hlts-Yerkes Gardner. Morinrty. Three
base hits-sPeaker ?. Hiis-on Mulin. IN
l-3 uulugs; Of, Lake. In 2-3 inu!rEs:
or zamioch. / In innings sncrifIe hit
Lewis S6crifcc flIes-Jewis ?, Speaker Gard
Stolen boses-bus, Cobb. GARNER Morari
-. Left on heEcs-BoS;on s. Detroit s. Bases
on baIls-Or MuiIn 1. Off Lake l. off Brien
/. Hit by pitcher-Bg MUllln (Ens,e. StrucS
out--By Muilin Q by Lake 2. by OBrion :. Time
Of game hour aud Hfty minutes. UmDrcs-
Dinccn and Hart
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No Game at Chicago.
Jake Stalll Recovering,

CHICAGO May l3-Phils1elphia- Chicago game
postponcd 90 account OF rain.
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American Association

No games scheduled yesterday.
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BRooKLYN-C1NCINNATL

'Batted for Belts In the ninth.
1Dattod for Allen in the second
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-12-19
ecaLY PSORIASIS ON LIMBS

Troop H, 9Th U. 8. Cavalry. Camp
Mccoy. Sparta, Wis., was troubled
With PSORIASIS for nearly two years.
Portions Of my arms and limbs were
a9eeted mostly With It. II appeared
= ecaly form. breaking out In very
GnaM dots and gradually grew larger
81 white. scales formed when about
- siss Of an ordinary match-head.
1Ae looks Of It WAS horrible. which
800 Il very unpleasant TOR me-. i
leohod . little ct times.
Z tried several treatments which
enso1 NJ for : month. but Il always
1roke out again. One day : friend
~ IL advertisement Of CuticurA
OooD ana Ointment IN the paper and
Z eent for . sample. They helped M,
~ ! purchased two moro boxes Of
0nGleara Ointment and some CuticuS4
~ ana they completely cured mo.
= took three months Tor CutientA
- ana Ointment 20 complete ny
-. (signsd) Walter Mahooy. ock
a.. 1911.
Cutiour1 Soap ana Ointment sol1
lB0ughout the world. sample o. each
Aea,With ~. skin Book. Address post
Gor1 SCuticura, Dept. = Boston."-Adx
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-12-19
It LEAST olo SOMETHING
09ooNdlne Tfavoier Got Some consolar
teN Out o. tle Failure 20
Catch HE Train.

Charles Edward Russell. the social.
II candidate tor the mayoralty Of
1eoW York. said Of his defeat:
~ any rate We put up. we Social
-. = brave IL hopeless light. And
AoR. IN our defeat. we are ~ CHEEKY
- the traveller.
- traveller bought Z ticket from
Paint Rock to Nola Chucky, and then.
Oolng out on the platform. said:
How soon does the train start!
Why. there she goes now said .
station hand. You've just missed
~.
the traveller leaped on the line and
~ out In pursuit Of the train with all
hi might. But In two or three min
utos no came trudging back over the
t3ea
- laughing crowd had gathered.
and the station hand said:
We'll. did you catch herr
mo said the traveller. but, by
1fAgo. I made her pun"