davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
BIG FIELD ENTERED
IN LAGOON CONTEST
Speedy Bike Riders Will Bat
tie for Prizes in Today's
Road Race.

| With entries and iandcaps completed
and the roads in splendid condition. all
| preparations have been completed by
| viii Bruggere, promoter OF the eigh-
| teenth annual Lagoon road race. which
starts at 1890 o'clock this morning. for
one OF the most interesting races OF the
| kind ever held over the Salt Lake Farm
! ington course
big list Of amateurs Is entered.
Among them are some of the speediest
and 1t is expected thar last years rec
| tered.
+ The six-and -a-nalf- minute men will
| leave Fifth North and Third West streets
| promptly at 1880 o'clock this morning.
and Harry Heagren has handicapped the
| field in such a way that they leave at
| irregular intervals, varying from min
ute to a half minute until the scratch
men are off.
The value OF the prizes this year make
| the race doubly interesting. and with
/ the motorcycle guards who have been
the field. hotly contested event is
| looked for
The entries are as follow;
Huey. r. B. Hogan. H. Dramer
One minute-F, E Walker. r. z. Hal
sett.
Two min mlnutssnplct 7,72, Wright: Lyle Mgl, Il
Edwin Orsten, e. J. Keseler.
Three mlnutes-F Fl. Stanley, W. E
Williams, Freestone smith, o. ]. Len
nerz. Fl. Langton.
Three and a half minutes-Nicholas
| Dramer. Chris Peterson, Vance Calder
Jacob Wolfe Harry S. Hatch. Joseph
| Philips, Albert Stanbrldgc.
-Four ininutes-Marhew ]. Houser, Matt
Lyon Harold Nelson. Ernest +. Vackler
Joe Slater. Jr, Robert Clawson, Ray
| Cunnington.
Four and half mLnutes-Enanuel Pc
| terson, Ed Roberts, .. York A. II. Stew
enson. Jr.. Clyde Barlow, Charles Ham
Alfred Martin,
Five minutes-George Fehr w D
| Fernwick. William Sweet, W. Barber
| Walter C. odell, Myron Smith. Harry A
! Lewis.
Six mInutes-David 7. Hollbrook, Ar
thur Farnon. Andrew Arbuclle. Jack
Williams Charles Peterson. Frank Plut
Ed Bruggere,
Six and a half minutes-Clarence Bar
| tholomew. Lyle Papworth, Jerl'old Bees
| ley Frank y. Tedesco, Rulon Nagely
| Ray q. Scanon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
FALKENBERG STILL
HAS CLEAN SLATE

CLEVELAND. May 2a.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis. 10 5, in the first game
OF the series here today, II being Falk
enberg's ninth straight victory. Falken-
berg was rather Wild, Twice he passed
j. Johnston and filled the bases with two
out. and each time Williams struck out.
The st. Louis players were delayed
en- route and went out on the field hum
gry.
ST. Louis scored two in the second
when Falkenberg walked Pratt and Man
ager Stovall hit the first ball for a home
run down left field foul line They
scored another In the ninth when Thomp-
son. batting for Alexander. hit three
base hit and scored on Briefs inheld out.
Cleveland batted Stone Aard. getting
four runs In the eighth on four singles,
base balls and an error. Score:
CLEvgLAND-sT. LOUIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
PITTSBURG RALLIES
CHICAGO

PITTSBURG. May c9-fIyatt's home
run over the right field fence. the long
est In the history OF Forbes field result
ed IN two runs for Plttsburg in the ninth
today and tied the score with Chicago.
A single By Byrne, a double by Simon,
base on balls TO Miller. and Booe s
long ny then gave PitEsburg the game.
To 4. Humphries had pitched nice ball
until the ninth. when Wasner's single
as a starter was followed by Hyatts
circuit smash Robinson for Pittsbure
was wild and after Chicago had punched
hits and bases on balls FOR four runs in
the sixth, O'Toole took his place After
pitching the seventh. O'Toole retired in
that Inning 10 allow Manager Fred Clark
to bat for him. Ferry then held Chicago
runless for two innings Score:
CHICAGO. .pITTsDrRG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Louisville Results.
By international Ncws Service.

By International Ncws Service.
First race. five furlongs-Ross Mundi, los
tstoele). $3.50, won; MeShach ii2 tBorep. $3.50.
second Mncknc2, III (Buxton). $500 third. Time.
l: :0l a-5. Mockery. Holton. Honey Mine, Buzz
Around. Mary piekford. Old Trump and First De-
gree also ran.
Second race, five furlonss-Tattler. n2 @ar-
TIM. s25.lO. won Tx Tok. liz tMcCabe). 50. 70.
second Hsrbard. liz Oiirschbaunl. SG.7O third.
Time. 1:01 2-5 Jack crowdue. Lndar. Rose
Ring. ?. a. Stone. Lady Innocence. First Chance.
Cooster aud Ada Kennedy nso ran
Third race. milo and sla.eenth-Prasto-
Tien. ioo tsuxton). $500 won; Supervisor. II;
(McCHbcl 3.70, second Captain Bravo, III
(PeaN $3.50. third. Time. 146 2-5. Wmfrcd
D.. Mockcr Star o'RyGn and Beautiful also
ran.
Fourth race. mIlo--coy Lad. 1o1 tMecabel.
500 10. won: Morl,towu, lO3 (Kcderisl. ss go
second; Royal Tea, 1o7 Buxton), Slsoo. third
Time. 1888 30. (Now track record). Rolling
Stone, Joe Morris and Bell Horse also
Fifth race. ak fnrlong,-casey Jones. io7
fFTcuch). 1910. won; Polly D., % (McCnbol.
s1l.5o. second: Flying Tom. lo7 tsteciol. $500:
third. Time i;I2. Florence Roberts, Gay Bird
aud Star Jasmine also
Sixth raco, mile and turlong-Mclton
street l1S Louusl. $3.50, won, Just Red. loi
| (Teahan>. $500. accond Floral Day. io3 tKod-
| crlSl So 60 third. Time 80. (New track rec
| ord). Manager Mack and Whitewool also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
SALT LAKER TAKES
INDIVIDUAL MEDAL
c. H. Reilley Defeats Noted
Cracks; Marksmen Have
Banquet and Election.
TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2o.-Improved weather
conditions. especially the absence OF
wind. resulted IN far more successful
shooting IN today's events OF the tn
scate tournament now in progress In this
city. This was the second day Of tie
tournament the number OF mayksmen
participating increasing 10 a few more
than forty.
The principal event or the days pro-
gramine vas the Individual champion
ship contest. the medal being Won by c.
III. Reilley OF salt Lake Reilley tied
with two OF the best marksmen at the
tournament. first defeating George
Wingfield Of Reno. New, and then Gus
Becker OF this city
For the Twin Falls medal. J. 4. Hunt
ley Of Ogden was the successful con-
teStant, defeating Dennis Holohan and
r NJ Sweeley, both OF Twin Falls. Ida.
in the tie. All OF the other events on
the programme were featured by ex-
cellent records,
More than forty members OF the Utah
Idaho. Nevada organization, together
with their ladies'. attended the annual
banquet at the Hermitage hotel this
evening. Following the ba nquet, the
annual meeting and election OF Officers
was held. For the programme which
followed. the members OF the organlza-
tion furnished the entertainment num-
bers.
All OF the officers OF the TI-State as
ISOLATION were elected as follows: j.
T. Cowan. Salt Lake. president; George
r. Browning. ogden. first vice president,
Dennis Holohan. Twin Falls. second vice
president; Ray Kinsiey. Salt Lake. third
vice president A. p Bigel9w' Ogden
ficers constitute the board OF directors
and the matter OF selecting the city 70
the next tournament Is left TO them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
PH|LL|ES' STREAK
BROKEN BY GIANTS
McGraw Uses IL Players and
Checks Leaders Pennant
Rush.

NEW YORK. MAJ 2s-The New Yorks
broke Philadelphia's winning streak to-
day the locals winning an exciting four
teen-inning game, TO S. Fletcher's g
long HIT over Magee's head in the four
teenth drove in Shafer with the winning
run Shafer had singled with one out.
These were the only hits made of Sea
ton. who pitched the last six innings for
Philadelphia. The defeat was Seaton's s
irst this season. the score being tie
when he went IN.
The Philadelphias threw away many
chances in the early innings by reckless
base running, apparently calculating they
had the game won However the Giants
reduced a three-run lead when MEYERS
hit home run In the seventh and Nc
Cor'nicE drove In the tying runs with
a double in the eighth.
McCTaw used seventeen players, in
Guiding five pitchers. one used as pinch
runner. McGraw and Snodgrass were
both put of the field in the eleventh for
protesting a decision.
Score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
WHITE SOX WIN
IN EXTRA INNINGS

CHICAGO May 2e-Chcago go won the
first game Of the series with Detroit
today. ; to 2, in ten innings. Manager
Callahan. after one out In the tenth
called on his pinch hitter, Easterly, Who
batting for Berger, drove a base on balls
Zeider. the fieetfooted utility infelder Of
the locals. went in to run for Easterly
and reached third on Lord 8 single, which
Cobb fumbled momentariy, while Lord
went to second a moment later Zeider
scored on a wild pitch
The locals were outhit by Detroit, but
Russell who appear red on the mound for
the first time since he was "bea aned'' by
Pitcher Mitchell of the Cleveland club
last Sunday. pitched the better ball In
the pinches, Score:
DETROIT CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
JACK DILLON MASTER;
KLAUS HARD PUSHED
BY international News Service.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 29.-Jack
Dillon tonight demonstrated that he was
master of Frank Klaus Of Pittsburg for
ten rounds The two middleweights trav-
eled that distance under the auspices
OF the indianapolis a. c., the bout be-
ing staged at the American Association
Baseball park before 200 persons. Al
though Dillon did not put Klaus out he
punished him badly and II took ali OF
Kiaus's strength 10 withstand the heavy
punishment dealt out by Dillon.
The local man landed ten stlnging
blows 10 one landed by Klaus. In fact,
Klaus did not land more than a dozen
blows that really hurt throughout the
entire fight.
The Pttsburger was lacking in judg-
ment of distance and missed many
swings Early I'm the fight Klaus started
TO rough things by heeling and using his
elbows and for this he was cautioned by
the referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
|0POL|TAN TO Be
|IH|s |sAFTER|NOO||
. Event, With Fourteen
Feature of Revival
ia New York.

rosK, May 29.-With fourteen cen
H--Is,nS the class OF the
ssoroughbred field of today,
~unnIng Of the Metropolita n
~, be staged at Belmont park
I. 4 tomorrow afternoon. ts-
4 1908. this turf classic was
,,rtll 1910. when the anan-
l1lV un," IN New York state
isr IAN, 10 be dropped.
[e ess" vnars Il continued, the
sss " Of the features OF tne
r,rf f season, attracting tne en-. %
~ W hest and fastest horses IN
re winners follow: ,
. o. Whitneys Gunfire; 1909.
irish Lad; 1905, dead
-.sn James r. keene.s Sysohoy Sy6s
Xxx &.I<SsSis's Race King: lgO6, j.
Y iG,rsople; 1907, j. II. McCor-
.s-,1sr, 1905. B. Scnr!eber S
~ 1908. S. c. Hildreth's King
IA oneck stables Fashion
IA" "rscord OF 1881 As for 'One
"a hy Fashion Plate and the
IA was sl1.0S0. won by Cum
n initial event, ~ ,,,..
.,.ss FOR the Metropolitan. which
-<nrs syent selected TO mark the
= ,aeinr on the Metropolitan
'c~sfher with the weights. fol-
,ntan handicap. S-year-o!ds and
1;So0 added, one mile-Bob T.
~ Task. l0e: Aldebaran. l05 I;
IN life, rs: Guy Fisher. l09;
9oue. 90; whisk Broom II, l2e !.
- Is, Sprite. I16: Yankee No
/ Spring Board. ioS; DR.. Duen-
r. NJ Miller, 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
,nsadoru. Ionic cuvina. oerds. Pretty Soon.

cnsadorG. Ionic Cuvna. Gerds. Pretty Soon.
Wsnph. 2ia. lis: Delens. 40.
Second race, five and half furlongs-Salie
O'pny ll6; Description. Miss Russo, Lillian Ray.
Miss Sly. frlcse. Shlncst. 40: Dclcassy. los
Third Tace. five and half furlonss-Iiid Nelson.
Forge. lis. Luke Van Znndt. Sam Grgsby. Ii9.
Eagle Wing. Phcsphoratum. Ancestors. 40. Ma
5urka. io' Imperial Princess. Russello, 1885, Zen
orNa Dana. l02
Fourth race mile and an eighth. Memorial
handioap-Meadow. l2O, Lowcon, III; John Louis.
l0p: Jack Pine, L1ckrose. loi. Hodad i0c orlin
Kripp. 30
Fifth race six turongs-Daddy Clip 1l5; sid
ney Peters, Dutch Rock 1l2 Sir Alvoscot, l09;
Prince Phits Thropc. lOi. Evclina. Ada Meade.
100.
sixth race, six furlongs-Yo Solo. Country Boy,
McAlaD, 0S; Buss, Roberta. Locust Bud. i0I;
Briton: Frog Eye. i05
Seventh race. mile-Blnoeular. Melts. Fly
Ing. ILL.,: Gaty Palen. llo, Helen Scott D!scon-
tent. Malzle Girl. Rue, Baironia, 100.
Weather clear: track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
BaImont Park Entries.
,,,,I yorr Service,

.IocaI Sewb Service
n thrse.year-olds and up. 800 added
4. maIa eousHBunoh Of Keys. iOi
r,-ttshlrt, sickle. Iva Bell. 1iS; Am
,frner. s.: Besom. Ill; 'Lysandcr.
SrfIbe, los: 'sieu,h. iol; Lawsuit.
|I1cn, 100.
-, five furlongs. S,ralgbt-Woodcn
4 Ij>r,Ior Bet Unfurl. loi. Cliff Maid.
|.sn, pnllong. NorlherDcr. transparency,
-, torolund. 1oi; Carl, l,6: Cnrmell.
.IIor, Arlington. Apt TO Be, Punch
- Surprising. lot,
- ona mile and a acknowledgement,
uera 100; Kcrmnck. i09. 'Al!amahn,
az, q. Fred Mulholland. l0e; Donald
~. Metropolitan handicap. t2500 added.
~ R. Grey. C. ". Miller 1o5: Aide
. 6uy Fisher. Merry Task. lOo. Whisk-
l,s; eprite. iIs: springboard, DR..
|s: Light oMy Life. il5. Bard oi
<lsti stltt. IS; Mcridon. 100; Yankee
\ stetpleohsse. about two milcs-Rols-
. Adssaluress, 1875; Nos-gay. ii2; Roll
\ B7: Pilot II. lI7.
Irs five furlongs. stralrh;-wooden
4 Pfrth Rock l0s: 'Naid. lo. Ath-
IB; Beiuprs. io5; 'Broou's Edge.
1ly. los.
ID alIossnce claimed.
f'f5r. track gooi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Occur. d 'Alene Results.

||-Al newt service,
n fiye and a halt turlongs-Tim Muir
||rsnar). . 10 !. Won. Phil Connor.
f5l. II 10 5. second; Foot Looho. lie
y !. third. Time. 1909 is. Ethel
<1n Prince. Roy Esnn. Wanna. Gala
thssp also ran.
1cs live and half furlongE-Bcu
(Hanen). II 20 ;. won: Ramsey. liz
D = s.cond; No Quarter. 115 (Stan
4 7 third Tlrno. l:0s, Judge Sale,
q gtmri alto ran.
y yk furlonEs-Abound. 10 ID. Eo-
H. Son Dutch Courage. l0s E.
% !, second; Sam Connor. Ios CE.
y ! third. Time. Ills. Pontciract.
+ ofa,oHan. Kid North and Marie
1 I've furlongs-Short Cut. III CE.
% y von: Vclio Forty. 100 tWnlisl
esd; Noller. III tcavanaughl. s to
lnf. i'of Is. Dcda. Dromi. Gar.
I<at Lake also ran.
au furlongs-Southern Gold, II.
~ u 70 !. Won; Inaulsla. Toe (Crothl,
*cond: Charley Drown, lI2 (Burlln.
I. thlrd. Time. l:Ii %. HoIabIrd.
y Compton also ran.
one uile-Nhnuic McDee. los II.
!. Won. Lrhigh. ioi (Burlngarnel
F,a. Baby Doll. 10s "a. Murray. Z
Tine III I'D. jim Catfcrata. GIr,
snd Sake also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Ward After Whittier.

Ward is bringing new Indian. aud
the claim is made for it that it is one
Of the fastest models ever turued out
Of the factory Ward is a hard, con
sisteut, nervy rider who knows the mo-
tor bike game from A to u and his
speed trials against Whittier should
furnish plenty of thrills. The two men
are great track rivals and their stand.
ing is about even to date, though Whit
tier had the best of Ward when the
Motordrome closed last year.
Rcguon is one of last season s B class
men at the Motordrome who has been
picking UP steadily and is now riding
sufficiently fast and we'll to get place
with the A class boys.
Peck has been hard at work tuning
up his new Excelsior, and Mcneil will
also be seen astride an Excelsior.
Tie B class boys have been working
hard and the events that have been ar
ranged for the meet tonight include all
of the men. Everything that can be
done has been accomplished at the Mo-
tordrome looking TO the safety of the
track, and the great piepan g surface g
fairly glistens with the attention it has
had It is several seconds faster than
ever before. according to the men who
have been working out steadily the
rast week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Musical Programme.

Peck and Mcneil are two fast. heady
riders and can always be depended upon
for some thrilling work with the field
punched and the motors singing away
to the tune of lap after lap in 40 and
better,
Manager Heagren has arranged for
Held Is band to furnish the music for
the Motordrome races. and to add TO the
facilities Of the track new training
quarters for the riders have been built
iu the arena directly in front OF the
starting point, so that the men need
DO longer wheel the motors through the
tunnel and back between races.
Few cities in the country support mo-
torcycle racing as enthusiastically as
Salt Lake and the great pepan at Wan
damere is certain to be the mecca for
record opening night crowd tonight,
Arrangements have been made with the
street car company to handle the
crowd comfortably, and the card will
be one of the chief events Of the Deco.
ration day programme at Wandamere,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
WASHINGTON WINS
FROM CHAMPIONS

WASHINGTON. May 29.-wa sihngton
scored enough runs in the third inning
of O'Brien today TO defeat Boston, TO
2. O'Brien was found in this inning for
three singles which with his error and
two by Speaker gave Washington three
runs. MullIn, making his first appear
ance in home game, was hit hard and
was unsteady at times, but sensa tlonal
catches by the outfed prevented scor-
Ing. Captain Mcbride was bapshed from
the game for protesting Speakers steal
Of second In the eighth
President Wilson was In the grand
stand. Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
The spring months often fn,

The spring months often find
woman tired out, with pain in back,
hips and head nervous and sleepless.
Foley Kidney Pills will quickly provo
their worth and value as healer OF
all kidney and bladder ailments and
irregularities. They arc splendid rem
edy for rheumatism. clearing the uric
acid from the joints and system. Try
them. Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, "The
Never r-Substitutors. Five (5) good
stores. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
REDS ARE BEST
IN SLUGGING BEE

ST LOUIS. May 2o.-Cincinnati won
the opening game with st. Louis 13 to
10. today. The home team used four
pitchers. tine visitors three, and all were
hit freely and were inclined TO be wild.
Johnson relieved Packard for Cincinnati
In the fourth with no outs and The bases
full He walked one, struck out one,
allowed one hit and then forced the side
ont on a double play. He was relieved
by Brown in the seventh. after being hit
for three successive singles Manager
Higgins of ST. Louis was ordered from
the field for protesting Umpire Byron s
decisions. Score:
I,OIIS. CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
De oro Worlds Champion.

SAN FRANCISCO. May ee.-Alfred De
Orc won the three cushion billiard cham
pionshlp OF the world from John Horgan
in the concluding game OF series here
tonight for the Lambert diamond trophy.
The inal score was loo 10 l2V; Inc CUBAN
challenger won each OF the three games.
Tonights game was the closest OF the
series Horgan rolling up ~ points 10
De Oro's so. Each made high run or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
BAKERS BIC BAT
WINS FOR ATHLETICS
Ties Score With Home Run
and Clinches Game With
Two-Bagger.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2s.-Frank
Baker nit the ball over the right field
wall In the seventh inning Of today's
game with New York and tied the score.
In the ninth. with two out. he doubled
and scored on McInncs's single. which
gave Phllad elPhia a victory by to s..
Brown pitched for .he locals for four in
ninge and was hit hard. Bush relieved
Brown In the ffth and New York Sc
cured only one nit in the remainder OF
the game. Philadelphia batted Heating
freely in tine last four innings. Score:
NEW YoRK-PHILApELPHIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
KEEP THE CHILDREN WE'LL AND
HAPPY

The sandy beaches and Fairgrounds
of southern California invites them
Long Beach. Ocean Park. Venice and
Catalina Island are popular. Excur.
sion tickets on sale daily commencing
June l.. return limit October 81. Salt
Lake Route. Ticket Office, No. 10 East
Third South, (Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Louisville Entries.

BY International News Service
First race. flvo furlongs-Dr. Samuel. 1o5:
Father Riley. los: Al Jones, los: Raoul: l0S Ala
dor lo3; Bolter los. Pulsotor. ioS Martha Mac,
los; Lambs Tail fos. Bob Black. 1os: David
Craig los: SociuE. JOS.
second raco. five furlougs-'Busy Heud. oS, Vio-
let May l0s; EustAcc los: RuftlcS, los: Caution,
iOs: BrGman. III. Charles Canuell. III; Frances
NJ, ll2: Irish Ann. ll2: korfhngo. liz; Ruby
Hyams li2; Harwood. Is.
Third race. slS furlongy-ThereDa Gill s6: Kiya.
&c: Little Baker. os: Cedar Brook o5 Sir Marion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30

"One out vhen WlnaIng scored
Iran for Meyers n the eleventh.
Score by innings
Philadelphia .........,.o o . 2 o o 0 o o c-6
Now York -..,.,.,.....i o o o 2o1 o o o o IL
Summary: Errors-Knaee (:l. Killifer shafer
Fletcber, Mccormick. Meyers. First base
ron-New York. .: Philadelphia 3. Hlts-oH De-
marec In three innings (noue ou, IN the fourth; ;
off CTnndall IN five innings; off Narquhrd. J
In three innings; Off TesGcau. in thTee In
nings: off Alexander. In eight innings; Off SEA-
ton. IN six innlnga Bnsss 5als-ott Gram
dali /: off Marquard. l. off Tcsreau 2: Of: Alex
snder. q off, Seston. 3. Struck out-By Gran
dali 2; By Ma.quard. 2: by TesTeeu. 3; by Alex
ander. 2. by Seaton. 8. Stolen bases-Burns (,)
Snodsrass. 1obert. Doolan (7l. Sacrifices hits
Knabe. Klilifer, Magc-. Hartley, Two-base hits
Psskcrt. Burns. Cravath, Mccormick Fletcher
Three base ht-Luderua Home rup-Meyors. Dou-
BILE play-shater and Meyers. Left on bases
Now York. 10; Philadelphia, g. Wild pitches
seaton. 2. Time OF game-3 hours 10 minutes
Urnpires-O' Day and Emslie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Southern League

AZ ChattanoUga-Memphis s: Chattanooga T.
AZ Ea6hvIllc-Mobile. 4; Nashville. ). tTen
inningB)
AZ Atiauta-Montsomcry. I; Atlanta. g.
At Birmingham-Ncw Orleans s. BIRMINGHAM, 8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
pain Ends came In Second.

BOSTON May 9s-Rsiu stopped rho Brookiy1-
BOSTON game as the beginning Of tho third inning
today with the scorc Boston. ?: Brooklyn. o.
with Mann on first base, Devlin batted over rho
riSh, seld fence for homo In the second
inning
Two games viii 10 played Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
CLEVELAND
st. LOUIS.

Bstted for Alexander In the ninth
'Bat,ed for Stone 10 tho ninth.
Score by Innings
Cleveland -...........,,,o s--s
st. Louis ......-.........0 t-5
summary: Errpu-Chapuan, Falkenterg. Shot
ton. wiIlams, Alexander. Throc-ba hits-Jack.
son Ryan. Compton. Home riu-Stoyall Sao-
rifco hlts-FalkenharK Turner. stolen bases-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
Hardware at American Fork.

The Salt Lake Hardware baseball
team viii go to American Fork THIS af-
ternoon TO meet the American Fork
team. Manager Jones Is taking q fast
bunch or players and expects to come
home with the American Forks scalps
The following men are requested to re-
port at the Ohesa peake at 12:45 D. m
Atop. II. Jones. Basonia' Heller. Er,ek"
son. Harris and w Jones The Hard
ware team will play the telephone com
pany team on uhe Hardware's grounds
next Sunday al 10 a. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30

Summary: ErIors-,spelker tal. o'Brsn. MiIan
Two-base ht-o Brien. Three base hit-Miian
Sacrifice hit-JanvTin. Stolen bases-EnEle
Speaker. sohaefcr Double plsyE-Hooper 20 Car
riean Schaefer TO Mcbride 10 Gnndil; Horny to
Mcbride Left on basos-Boston. IL: Washington
7. Buses on balls-of Mullin. ;. First bnee on
orrors-washington. . Hit by pitchor-By Leon
ard (Mullln and Hcnrv). Struck oCt-By Leonard.
l; by Muliu Z. Tmc OF game hours Is MIN
otcs Umpires-0' Loushlp and Egap.