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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
CRY FOR BASEBALL i
PROBE UNNARRANTH|
Most Clubs Lost Money La,I
Year, Says Magnate; Ex.
plains Situation.

NEW YORK. April 23-"If a courr..,
slonal Investigating COMMITTEES is An.
pointed 10 look into the affairs az a..
ganized baseball declares w II
Locke the new president Of tho PM
dclphla National league. ",he ,nterestir.
fact Will bc made public that 80 per 60
Of the njor league clubs, and "a a.
cent of the minor leagues. lost mon.>
last season This was due TO the hir,
salaries paid 10 the players and "a,
heavy travelling expenses ooupled vii
the, big money spent IN rebuilding u1
parks.
"The major Leagues have contracted /,
pay nearly Sl.000,0co In salaries this sr1.
son Under The provisions OF the ns.
tionol agreement, the PLAYERS must re.
ce!ve every dollar no matter how nne1
thc clubs may lose Each club stands oa
It's own bottom. There Is a syndlcats
pwnerrh'p and neither thc National "A;
the American league is incorporated
"As Tor the so-Cailcd reserve rule pro.
fessloral baseball would become chao,I,
without n. u prevents the clubs In ~
larger cities from cnticiug away valuab,,
players from the smaller and wesksi
clubs. If the clubs should outbid ore az.
other FOR stars every year. II would u0l
be long before New York and ChIca<1
would control the hest man IN the mar
kct. I viii venture 10 say that mofs
than 90 pcr cent OF the ma ior Ieagus
players OF today are well satisfied VIM
existing conditions and would oppose and
attempt 60 wreck tho foundations OF Or
Gnn.zed baseball. J hope that congresl
will turn on the scaTchllght to SHOW tbs,
the CRY against organized baseball Is un-
warranted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
Pole Uses Toe Hold With
Success; May Meet
Gotch July 4.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Stanlslaus Zbysz-
ko defeated Constant lie Marin at the
coliseum tonight I'm rwo straight falls.
The Pole secured the first fan in % min
utes and put his man down second
time In f3 minutes. using "A toe hold both
times. Notwithstanding reports TO the
contrary. II Is understood that Frank
Gotch Will meet the winner probably on
July I.
After he had Introduced the wrestlers
Referee Ed Smith announced all bets off.
lie Marin assumed the aggressive at the
start and for thirty minutes worked dill
gently 10 secure a successful hold
Ihyszko. by sheer strength. broke several
dangerous looking arm and neck holds.
After half hour the Pole got behind
his opponent and, after several uusuc-
Ccssful attempts. secured a toe hold. lie
Marin held out as long AK he could. but
finally both shoulders wcrc FORCED TO the
mat, his face distorted with pain.
The second fall was "A repetition OF tho
first
No reason Tor caBccluc bets was given
Assistant Superintendent Of Police
SChucttler was at tho ringside prepa red
10 stop the bout II hc believed either OF
the wrost!ers failed TO do his best
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
.LOCH|EL DEFEATED
At HAVRE De GRACE
Floral Day Loses to McDon-
aid; Zoroaster Wins at
Alan.
By International News Service.

b. International News Service.
BALTIMORE April c3.---BedwcNs crack, Loeb
scl. was beaten IN tho thlgd race a. Usvfc Dc
Grace today. In the sixth race FLORAL Day. ;he
flyer that 70 being pointed for Kentucky CLASHES.
met dofcat by the veteran Donald Mcdonald. The
results follow:
Flrst race Tive and a hair trionES-Sliss No
meuls no ITenhani. 20 ]. won; MoroF!ci, H.
(Nlderiaj II TO 70. sccond; schsIlcr. los tFalr.
brOthcrt. . 20 !, third. Time. 1907 is. Island
Queen. ucupeck and Marie T. also !an.
Second race. six furlougs-Cicm BcRchy ii6
tNnthanJ, 20 I. won; Horny Eutehlson. l0e
tRobbnsl. 70 ?. second; Grnnia loi (Moutou-l.
% 10 I. third. Time. ia 2-5. Simbus. Eaton.
Col AshmoGd, Adoaotc. Ltile Ep and MIN
dDctte also
Third race. GAssls stake four furIonEs-
Trump. III (Troscrl. 10 ] won Vega III
&c. Burusl. coupled with Trump.. second Pom.
ettc Blcu i07 twolD. TO T. third Time. rs Is.
Miss Cayanaueb alGo
Fourth rare mile and seventy ysrds--jonn Fur.
koo III tMcCAheyl Is 10 8. second Occupied
With Ampl!aI; Jochicl. 10 'Eohonl, 70 20 2.
third Time, iH 2-S. Kormak Guy Tishrr lud
hmalfa also
Fifth race. four and half furlonss-Gailon
ll0 CWllaonl : 10 won: Daily Water lp5
DcroGdo). : 10 :. second. Colonel G iOj #tNolfci.
6 20 I. thrd. Time 80 i.5. ScarsJalc Panama
and Breakfast also ran
Sixth race. mile and seventy yardE-Donim Ms-
Donald. M (Wilsonb. 7 20 "a. won: NJ Oro. M
iFnirbrothcrl. ( TO T. second: Floral Duy 10.
(skiryinI 25 to I. third. Time. l:I5 Go. Sopul.
yeda and Nycenao also Setback toll
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GOES
OVER AT Z TO /
BY rn,eyn,,iou,l News Service.

BY Intsrns'ous! News Service.
ALAN. Idaho, April e3.--zoroaster. the ecCcu-
tric old sprintcr. wont over at odd, better than
seven 20 today. Ro5cnia and Milt Jones
were vcll backed by Epocuatora. Tho rnutuai7
are getting little better play now that The
public 10 becoming accustomed TO tho Iron
boOEmhkrrs." Results.
First race. four furlonra-Rcdpath. lio lMur-
phyl, $3.50. s.. 81 and te.Io won: SIR Harry ilc
Qting). $50 and $500 second: Rara kyoG IOg
CGrothi. 500. thrd Time 40 Alabama BAN
Muy Bucna and Frances C. also Pan.
Second race. live aud half furlorEE-Rossnta
III Cayausughl. $50 81. 80 and 81 So won: stor.
lin. III tGrothlj. s.. and So 60. second: Dlrrin
Ill tCooO. $40. third. Time. i,Os Roscy
Posey, Mike Noiou and Van Horn also ran
Third race. five turlonEs-Gaty Pallcn 100
tcookj. $40. 800 and 50 20 won Leo Hnr-
Tson II, l1S Taulcyl. $40 and g 20. second :
WastollH. io5 (Burlnramcl. s2..0 third Time
l'o2 quick Trip. Abe supsky and Ma1sono also
ran.
Fourth race. ono mle-Zoroaster 10 Ciurray)
tl7. $3.50 and $40, won; Don Enrique. 10 HiiD
S.R0 and $50. second. Abound. 10 (Ormrsl 81
thtrd. Time, tii2 Lchigh, Rakc. Juck Ellis
HnnuiS and BlRctman also ran.
Flfth race. six furlonss-Milt Jones 100 (Cot-
toni. So 81 and $40. won; Dutch Rock iie
tGarE1n). |7s0 and $3.50 second: Frank g
Hogan. 100 Forsythl. $50 third Time l:i5
Compton and Acolln also ran.
Sixth rare, SIX t1rlonEs-Ada Meade Ill (cook1
q ~ 3 IN and - 20. WON Rue. IL CW Gar
gam, $50 and SEQ aecoud: Fancy. III a.
Murphy. 2so. third. Time l.i5 e.5 sadie
shapiro. Galcuo Gale. Jennie Newman and Robcr-
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
NEW YORK UPHOLDS
BOXERS SUSPENSION

NEW YORK. April 2S.--Co-operatu1
between French and New York stats a9'
lhoritics controlling boxing was MADE "
foctive today in the case OF GeoBs
and Tom Icarv. The state boxing com.
mission upheld the action OF the Frencs
Federation OF Boxing clubs in suspendlEs
Gunther and Leary. the former for fail-
Ing 10 fUlfil n contract 10 fight and fne
latter for iouling The suspensio11 - =
each IS for three months. dating iron
March II and March 8. respectively.
The French cornfnlssou sent word slse
that Billy Papke, middsweight. OF ke.
vance. Ill. had been suspended for ~
rect of tie year for wilful foullng q,
Frank Klaus, after repeated warnings ..
the referee. The state body did not a.
In this case. because Papke already ~
under definite suspension.
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Havre de Grace Entries.

First race. five ard hair furlonEr-BrJnsrr
Frogreisive, 81: Cowl. 10: Battery %: Ifoncy
Bee. eS: Cherry Seed. lol. speIlbound ioi. Thee
Cook, iol; Union Jack. Spobn. iof; Prince Chap.
los Fred Levy. 100.
'Anncll. lf; Lennle n. Fros Trade. los: Want.
"a loIi CsbuTotsT io.. Edna LssIs o.
Third race. five furlnnSr-El.huruo Ils: PaIsn-
Guy, III; FLYING FalrJ. ios. DagncEat. Fred Levy.
Ioz; Moutrosori ITO.
knight, 10: Agyiadr Discover. ioy YeIio,,
Eyes. io5: Sherwood. ii2; Striker ss: Primo.
Ahmcd. Spohu. li5: Magazine. 10. T,r'' ~:
Chuckiss. -
Fifth race. four ard bali furionE.-Puneh
Bowl, 100: Envor sey ioa: Florln GALAXY. io,.
Armament. 100 Stciiats. ~: Nsrirn's Choice IO1
Si'th race. nso furiongs-Brvu Limah Inq.
Nnhhek Boz. 10; Mileage ii3. Mreori lo7. Ia
ssineTlla. lnS: PiEgis G ios
weather clear. irack fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
CUBS AND REDS
BATTLE TO TIE

CINCINNATI. April .G-Chlcago and
Cincinnati PLAYED to Tic today, the
game hcinE called m th" end OF the
ninth. ~Ilh tho score 10 3. IL had been
agreed that the game should Ice called
AZ Z O'Clock To allow Cincinnati TO catch
train but play continued a few min
uics after that hour TO permit tho last
hal' oi tho ninth TO be finished
Cincinnati tied the score ia tho ninth
irniug. when Bates Knocked ont n home
run, bringing iu runner ahead OF him
Chicago appeared 10 havc the game
Won iu the hfih inning when i've runs
we're Fcorcd on six hits. Cincinnati
however. scored one each IN tho seventh
and eighth and two On tho ninth Each
team used three pitchers.
CHICAGO CINCINNATI
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CARDINALS WIN
FROM PIRATES. 3 TO /

ST. LOUIS. april :3-Hendrir held 81
Louis 10 two hits. a double and a triple.
today. but these. mixed with errors and
raHseH gave st Louis a victory over
FittssurE. : TO 1 a fast triple play by
rltfSburE and Kon.tchy's batting were
tho features
So. Louis scored one nun ~ the second
on Konetchy's double a Sacrince and an
lrh.ld out In the third. after Hendrix
rad forced IN a run bv walking sheck-
ard with the bases fun. MoWTey hit TO
Hendrix. who threw 10 Kelly. forclnz
Steele az home. Kelly then threu to
Miller completing double play. Ma<ss
fhen tried 20 score and Miiler'G throw
20 ksly completed the triple play
ST. Louis scored again In the fourth
u ben Konstchy tr5rled and stole SIN
giles nv Miller ard Wilson and o'Leary's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
KILBANE WOULD INSURE
HIS HANDS FOR $25,000

Los ANGELES. April 23.--Johnny
Kibanc. featberweSht champion. viy
will meet Johnny Dundee OF New Io1<
iu scheduled twcut y-round contest hert
April 20, applied today for a policy IN
surfing his hands Tor $751; 900 for a Term
Of three years, according 10 an announce
ment made at his camp.
II was stated that kilbano hoped "a
retire from the ring al the end OF ihtt
period. Only tho preliminary dooumsnu
were signed today. the definite issuance
OF the policy being contingent upon 2
physicians examination "a be made lates'
kilbane was quoted in the betting todsY
n 10 to & favoritc over Dundee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
TRIAL. TRACK MEET
ON CUMMINGS FIELD

Lake high schools. and the Tniyersity
Of Utah freshmen track team will hev
a trial meet on Cummings held Ssturuel
afternoon. starting a. 2S0. This me-,
WIN give the coaches q chance 70 -
track teams viii DC chosen according 70
tho showing that the men make ssiur-
dav.
The Salt Lake high school and L. ~
:. l. track men have been workil
out on Cummings field for the pa
few days and win be accustomso J..
the track Coach Ashton OF The Gfani,
nigh school u not saying much about nn
cha ances FOR tho track honors. but ne ~ ~
have fast team In the meet saturog;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
ATHLETICS TRIMMED
BY THE H|GHLANDERS
Heating Holds Philadelphia to
Three Hits; Yanks Play
Shutout Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.--Tay Keat-
ing held the home team 10 three hits this
afternoon and New York won tho game.
TO o. keaunG is the first pitcher to
tWiri a fun nine-inn!ns game against
Philadelphia this season. The locals did
not get man past second base and only
three runners reached that station Two
OF the hits of the homo team were held
IN the lnteld ia the first inning and the
other was single 10 center field by
Murphy In the eighth, New York hit
safely In every inning except the first
Dut could score in only three. In the
second, Cree tailed on pass. an out
Cree singled and scored on singles bv
Chance and Nidki6. McKechnie. who
followed Mldkln, put up a high foul TO
Thomas. and Chance scored when Thorn
as threw to catch Midkin at second after
the catch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
HENAGERS LOSE
TO COLLECIATES

The Salt Lake Collegiate ins,itu,.
nine defeated the HsnAger's Businos,
> The game was hard fought every
minute. but cold weather kept tho fsns
aNay. ~ the cnd OF the ai1th IonIrr
bv q score OF 10 g. In The yo,.r,s -.
umpire claimed three outs against ~.
Henagers. but a dispute arose. Tbs -
leElatss allowed two outs In order 10
settle the matter, and as 4 result thcIr
opponents scored two runs Tn. ri
leFistes. however. scored three r7,ns a.
tne closing cases winning The gs,,I
tho Collegfates. and Burdet, snS IoT
son for the HenaEers. N"'er-
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Coour d'Alene Entries.

Ftrst race. five tlrlongs-kbihu. Finland IA
z~iek; io7: Abe siupssey. inS free ic5 Kit,,
". Russell n ~
second rtrn FiI furlnnEf=Gsiere IL. ~t,Esi
Limclon, Fsstos. Ben Grssnisaf. IIn Roseror,b
Nstfs, Harlem Maid. Ethel wlcSr. ioS
Ihir1 race. nix furlouEs ueiling-Co1fslb.r
~, PHI Counor. Zulu Gelro liE. Z.ei 10
Hrt III; Blsudy, no; Fhophstum. 20
folfth race. tyc and hall furionEs-Pa- -lor
NeafoE INi ' '
Ffih racs, i've and hslf fuflonEs-Trul-. 10
vested Iush'7 l0a; okcuitc. Tommy Burns Plat
lauu. Fitzgerald ioi
snih taes. i've iurlonEs-sitney Po,eT,. III
Cray. Auto Girl. Io5: Holahiyd ins VII,
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tween White and Hall. The locals
punched two doubles for their first run
while pass. a sacrifice, an infleld out
and single netted the other. The
visitors started a rally in the last in
ming after an error by Weaver, which,
coupled with a sacrifice and single
nettcd lone run for Detroit a light
ming double play, Rath to Borton
checked tho rally
Borton. IN four times up, received a
base on balls and made two doubles and
the plate. drew as many passes.
DETROIT CHICAGO
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GIANTS WIN OUT
BY CLEAN HITTING
Phillics Put Up Hard Fight,
but Fail Ito Solve
Mathewson.
By International News Service

Bv International News Service
NEW YORK April o5.--with the vet
eran Mathowson tossing today. the
Giants bad ll,tie trouble winning from
rho FhillieE. , TO l. Both teams played
scrEppy ball. The visitors pulling on two
double plays and tho home talent one
Ns.kle's home run in the eighth was the
BRET made by any Giant this season.
Every run made In the game came as
iso result of clever hase-running and
clean hitting when hits counted.
rIIlLApELPHIA.NE .NEw YORK
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PITTspuRG.
'sA,ted FOR Hoimsn !n ths ulntb.

summary: Error,-NIlicr f.,. Mo~re-. o'L-srr.
rvo.hiso hit-kon,,chT. Three.baEe hl,-Ronst-
ehy. Sacrifice hits-Steele MaEoc. Butler sac
rifcc ny-Oskos. stolen bsres-Konetchy Nov
rev Doubi" psys-M,sec to o'LnAry 80 Kon,,-
chy. Steele - Konetchy. Triple pisy-HcniriT 20
Kelley 20 Miller 70 Kelley Lett on bssez-St
Lous. g. PittsbuTK. } Firrt on bsls-Or steele
= OF Hendrix g. Struck oui-pr Hendrix
Tims OF game hour IS mnuioS. Umpirss-
Oec-s ana Guthrie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
WHITE FLANNELS FOR
UMPIRES ON BIG DAYS

CHICAGO, April 23.-Cmpires OF the
American league viii appear ON the din-
mond maculatc Ia white 0aunols on
special occasions. President H. r.
Johnson announced today. one OF these
occasions VIII b" May Il. when Frank
chance VIII be given a great reception
at the White SoN park Umpiros viii
appear iu "yull dress" ON HOLIDAYS and
when tho PRECEDENT OF the United states
attends EamCE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
BOWLING WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. April Ze-Tn,
names % Tho prize winners lu tho double.
In the seventh tournhmon, OF the NAttonaI
Bowling asEociatlon which was concIud :
"a here yesterday. we're Announced to-
night. The leaders were.
-RidGeil. New YORK 1889
FinZcr-UeidT. Rochester. 1852
Hetzel-CAIrtis. Trenton. 1871
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HARD HITTING
GIVES MAPS GAME

CLEVELAND. April 23.-Hard hitting
oy the Cleveland team brought them a
victory over ST Louis today. to .
Weilman and Falkcnberg. the two ,aiIcE,
pitchers In the American league. opposed
each other. Weilmau measures s {ect
% inches, falkenberg one inch shorter.
Inc batling OF jackson and Granev and
ne feiding OF Iajoie brought cheers from
mo crowd. Chapmans errors were chief
" responsible for both OF St I.ouis's
CLEVELAND ST rOI-fe
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JOHNSON TWIRLS
ANOTHER VICTORY
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 23.-Warer
Johnson pitched wond erful ball against
Boston today. shutting out the cham
plons. TO o. He allowed but two hits
one OF which a Texas Lacquer, came ir
the ninth inning. Johnson has now
pitched twenty-siE consecutive innings
without being scored on. Washington
scored lis runs by hitting Collins hard
among the hits being n double and four
triples
BOSTON ON-TAsHIsCTrz:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
WATERS ORGANIZE.
BASEBALL TEAM

The Sal; Lake Walters association ball
team has been organized for the season
and viii take on all amateur and semi
professional teams In the state The
lineup VII appear later. A game batw. on
this team and the Salt Lake Hardware
nlno viii be played on Walkers fieid
Sunday morning At 10 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
WINNING SUPPORT
IS GIVEN RUCKER
ny international News Service

BOSTON. April 23.-For tho hrst time
this season the Brooklyn team today gave
Nap Rucker errorless support. and he
showed his gratitude by winning from
the Braves. Z 20 :. The eminent port
slider was In fine trim, and the result
was Il foregone conclusion after the FIRST
three innings. The batting OF Fisher
and his daring steal home In the sixth
featured tho contest.
BROOKLYN BOSTON
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NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.

summary Error-ba-ry. TVo-bass hit--Woltor.
Ihr.c-hsse hit-ChGsc Hts-ou Bush. . in
elEht iuninss: of Cottrell. % inning Sac
Collins Double play-Barry and NcInnlS. Loft
on bases-New York. s; Philadelphia s. Firrt
base on balis-on ReatinE. 4; off Bush ? Struck
out-BJ E6atinE, 4. by Cottrsii l. Time o,
Esme-2 hours Umpires-Connoiy and Nc
Gfeeyy.
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SUru'iSTS tTTpIH-Bus6, VIZ. Wrnvrr Two.
ease hits-Borton CO. Collins. Gainor Sacrifice
DIs-Nath White, Weaver. Galoer. stoIon boyo
-"eavcF. Double playE-weayer 10 ps,b 80
ooftoni Rsth TO Borton Left on bases-Do,roi,
. ChlcAgo. l2 Ba5na on balls--ou Whit. :.
OH HAIL T. Struck out-By White ?. nv g,u
!. wild p,tchoH-Hsll. White. Time Of r,mc
! hour 80 minutes. umpiro--o'LoughIin ana
Ferguson. anu
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8RooKLYN BOSTON

rpnmaff: ETroft-MtranvilIe. sVsrnrJ. sey-
nour. nsyl.r. Tvo-hsso hi;s-Fishcr. Connolly.
Thrcs-bas. hit--StenFel. Home ruu-Hummel
sacrifice hlts-MhTanvilic. Aysp. stolen bases
siergsl. FISHER Double plzy-Huumsi aad
Miller. LET hases-Brooslyn. s: Boston (
:. First srrors-Drooklrn. 3. Struck out-by
Ruoke-. Z. hy Hes. ! Time of game. hour
81 minutes rmpire.-klsm ana orth.
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sumna-y: ErroT-ChaPmau Ol. Shot-sn. Wal
lace Isp-bsfe hitH-Laloie. y. Iohns,oBe %
Birmingham GrsneJ. WILLIAMS shot:sn. Thrss-
haEa his--jaebHua. Sacrifice Birmingham
Lsiois Sacrifice Ny-GrAueJ- stolen hascs-
Olson. Layols Birmingham. Double plsrs-wII-
lisms 70 wallace. Shott~a io AgHta. Chapman
~ La!ois 20 d. iohnytcn. Base on balloon
raitcnbs-E. :. Off ~slirnSn. s. Struck oui-By
FansnberE. s. Wsilrnln. z via ritchea-weIl-
nsr. . Pint srsusr-Clsveland. Z. 81. Louis
> Loft hASsE-ClsvsiAnd. 8: sN Louis
TIRE q gsn.-i hpur 5. minutes Umpire
E.sls ara HNsssrlnd.
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rOS-RAsHISGToE

Score b. iouinEs-
fostAr ..............,.,.r 4 O.. a /, a-n
"ashingtoa --..---,.....o --s
eunmhry: Erro--Ssrdnor T~o-bsss hi,--G,n-
ciL ThTce-haAe hits-Car-isau. LApbg;a Ne
Bride. Morgan. johnson. Gacrtfics hlu-sh.niz
NcelleT. stolen haSA-Ho>llsr. I>ft on ha.e~
Boston. a. wsshinxton. s. Fir-t on b,li.
on Jchnson. First % s-or--Washirr.
toa !. st-uea og,-By Johnsoa 7: hy coi
Tins. . Tins of game hour - minu,-, I'm
Pire<-Hsr. ,ud Dlnss,
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bsgxis Home run--Mcrtir Sacrifice hti-Hsr-
rVS Stolen tst~-Burnf. tsft hsEe--Ses
Nor., 9. rhliadoi7hua. !. Double pl,vs-Mathc~-
snr Nhaisr and Msrklc; uo1ian. Kuabc and
Lpdsrgs {. utr-s on bsiis-pY Brennan a..
oH chstncr. Struck ouf--By MstheSscn.
~ Chsimsrr iIt--Or Brennan. 6 In tso
al on~-ihirt inuuEl. on Dhairnc0t. IN five
snd tso.tHirds irn'nEl. Time o' game hour
= Hiinu'e1. Umpircr-Ri<rr ami Byron
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International League
Southern League

AZ Ho-ir5ue-T-Ecbti. s. Non,samsv q
A. Observation-Disclosures Nirui-Ehau :
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SOX TAKE FINAL
GAME OF SERLES

CHICAGO. April e3.-Chica1o defeated
Detroit II The nnsI game Of tho series
| today. > 20 7. in a pitchers battle be-
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CLEVELAND. sr- LnrIs-

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DATED Tor Wsilr'sn in m. ninth
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Matthevson BATTLES PhiZLes in His First Game;
Heating Heads Yankees in Shutting Out Athletics
rrrrssURG ST. LOUIE

wide throw 70 first gave Pittsburg IT'S
lone tally In tho NTH
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