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Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

remanded the prisoner to the coun- ty jail for sentence.
 Romero had been in court on oc casions previous to his arrest for murder He was found guilty Of passing worthless checks. Sentence was suspended, and Romero prom ised to make good his losses. He went to work for rancher near Glendale and became involved in a fight in which Rodriguez was killed. Romero. Rodriguez and another man were in a buggy returning from Phoenix when the altercation oc- cured. It was charged that Ro- nero had cut Rodriguez throat. Romero said he was looking after the horse which had become fright | cned, when the crime took place. | Hire q little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

votes they could throw our way would
 be sufficient inducement to a true pro- gressive to warrant him to surrender his name or anything else to them? My progressive comrades it looks to me as though that misguided bunch needs an other Walloping before they will be
Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

able to understand our position; we
 must give them another flogging this Whenever they approach our lines with a flag of truce and ask for our terms. answer in tones of thunder, "un- conditional surrender" These are the
Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

only terms they seem to understand. 1T YOU reason with them they think you are weak. The time for parleying is past. Stand up like men; get your weapons in order; shoot straight ana never say die The victory Will be VOurS.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-01
ROMERO IS GUILTY OF
 SECOND DEGREE MURDER
Mexican Who Was Arrested While on Suspended Sentence Con-
 victed By Jury

Jose Romero, charged with the murder of Luis Rodriguez, was con
 victed of murder in the second de- gree yesterday afternoon by jury in superior court The jury had been out one hour. Judge Phillips
Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than yOn can.
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Charleston Results.

First race, nix furlonss-BcItA5t, ioe CFrasch)
10 ., won. lncleion. ia (peak). TO l. second ::
Double Five. ll2 tWoliel. Is TO 5. third Time
l16 30. The Payson. The Turkess. Thco Cook
aud Lou Lan!er also
Second racc. five turlonEs-Dicks Pet lo2
tobero. 10 L. won; Ninlbus. ia tHanover). 8
10 ]. oecond; Our Nugget, liz (DoyleJ. Is 20 ],
third. Time. l:c6 IS. Pluvius. Tony W, Cliff
Maid and Premier also
Third race, four furloags-Jim Savage. m2
CPcakl u 10 >. won; Jesse. Jr., Cwolfe). 70 !,
second: Aliedor 10 tAndEesE). 70 !. third
Time. 80. Tctan. Racy. Kcwpic. Page White and
Electrician a!go
Fourth race. N7c and a bnlt turloDgs-Charier
lI2 J, Hanover}. 70 .. won; caugh Hill. lls
tTurner). TO ., second Royal Meteor, 10o
tKnlght). 10 !, ,hird. Time 1:0s Susan B..
Marjorie -, Lady Lightning. Sigma Alpha and
Mlnda also ram
Fif,h race. mile and twenty yards-Peacock
81 (CaIlshan). 10 10 ]. won; Tom Hancock, 9S
,Nfurphyy 2 20 !. second: JiBbrook. loI (Goosol.
II to 5, third. Time. I:i6 S-5. Venota strome.
Plain Ann, Batouch and Duko OF sholby also
Sixth raco. milo and twenty yn-ds-hrmor.
10 (TurneTJ - TO J. won; 1aDunda, los (Bux-
toni. IS 10 ;. second; TonIin Ito (Tcnhnnl, 8
10 ; third Timo. 80 Rulsscnu. Mycenao. Joe
stcin billy Baker, Milton d. and Scpulvoda aGo
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u CROSS COUNTRY
CARDED FOR FRIDAY
Event Is of Much Interest to
Students; Is Excellent
"Conditioner."

The first big event on the spring ath-
ietic calendar at the University ot Utah
VIII be held next Friday afternoon when
about twenty runners will fight It out
over the long cross country course for the
honor OF wearing the ~ which is
granted TO the winners OF first and sec-
ond places IN this event. The annual
cross-country run has come to be looked
upon as one OF the most important OF
spring activities at the L. OF L. and ranks
with the track and field meets In point
OF interest 10 the students.
Each year the cross country attracts
MANY students to the hillside as soon
as the weather opens UP. and does prob
ably more than any other early season
event 10 show the coach what new
strength he has among his candidates for
Track honoTs- The meet attracts many
students who would otherwise proba bly,
never appear in track suit. 1t requires
condition above anything else. Often
man who has had long experience as Il
runner cannot win from II strong green
man over so long route. Evidence OF
this WAS furnished last year when Clyde
Woolley q green freshman. outstripped "A
field Of varsity runners and took first
been taught 10 run. but lie was In great
condition. His victory inspired several
other men 70 try the stunt this year, and
for the last month there have been almost
fiity men working to condition them
selves. The good weather gave them op-
portunity to get on the track and to do
The two men who look the best at
present for the cross country are Cutler
and TeasdeL Last year Cutler went into
the race and put up a great fight. He
lost one OF his, shoes In the first 100
yards and went over the rest Of the course
barefoot. The sticks and rocks cut his
foot. but he stayed with the game and
finished we'll toward the front.
Teasdel is n long. lean fellow with n
easy stride and takes the ridges and
bitches with more ease than anyone else
in the practice runs which have been
held every afternoon during the good
wea, ,her.
Most o! the men who are still out have
been over the entire course several times,
SO that ii Is likely that there will be ut
least half dozen who Will fight all the
way to the tape. The course begins at
the university gymnasium and leads to
the bottom OF the hill at the base OF the
big u At that point the captain
of the track team checks the runners
names off as they round him and start
back. The return course follows the
same route back 10 the gymnasium, and
then once around the quarter mile cin-
der track on Cummings field.
The men who are showing the most
promise any one OF whom might DO ex-
pectcd to get good places, are Cutler.
Tea Soel. Macarthur. Nelson. Flagel. Love,
Nyn1an. Burrows. Yerbryck and Nav
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UTAH ATHLETES MAY
COMPETE AT ST. LOUIS

Inc University Of Utah WILL. IN all proba bilty
chiGr e,I team In tho Missouri Valley trnck and
I,eia p meet 70 De held In St Louis May 80. Coach
Benpion yesterday received formal Invitation
from the manager OF the meet In which ho wa.
ahEcd 10 send representatives from the Utah coll
legcs THIS is tho first timo this conference has
ever EXTENDED invitations to outside colleges tn
enter theiT meot. and Bonnion believes II Is n
t!ons.
Although tho coach Ind not time TO refer tho
OF the opinion that tho plan will bc acecptablc 10
she council The Utah track athletes Will be in
DeRVer tho week before this NEE. for tho Rocky
Mountain conference and Bonnon eayu that for
very iittio additional expense he could take half
n dozen men St. Louis
lie eay9 that tho success OF tho plan depcnGa
upon tho allowing his mako In tho local
meets II he has two or three men who are sure
question about Il
He also received an Invitation to enter the Pa
chlo coast meet on May 0. This date IL also open
md ~ the council refuses to lct the other plan
go through perhaps the coast trip be made
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ENTRY LIST LARGE
FOR HARNESS RACES
NJ. & Nj. and Chamber of
Commerce Attract PAGERS
and Trotters.

DETROIT, Mich. March 2s.-Twenty-
nine horses are entered IN the Merchants
& Manufacturers stake. the principal
event OF the blue ribbon grand circuit
harness race meeting. to be held here
July q to 81. The entry lists for the
early closing events were made public
late today.
The cnange IN the class Of the NJ & NJ
from the 2:24 10 tho 2:ls resulted in a
much larger entry than last year and will
bring together stars OF the half-mile
tracks with the best OF the green trotters.
The Chamber OF Commerce stake. gem
orally considered a pacing classic. also
has a record breaking entry.
The list OF horses entered in the two
events follows;
Merchants & Manufacturers stake. 2;iA
trot SIT. .0o0-Audrey Gray, Barney Gibbs.
Battle. Dichato. Farmer Gentry, Hazel
Iaing Irving Heart King ClaDsman, Las
sic McGreeor. Lena Rivers, Lindra Wrona,
Louise Dillon; McCioskey. Mahomel
Watts. Major By-By. Margaret DTu!en.
Mr., Forbes Nancy Boyer. Palmer de For
est, Pass All. Peter Johnston. Peter Scott,
ROY Miller. Rythmell, Senator S, Sterling
Hall. Stanford. The Guide and Tommy Dc
Cha mber OF Commerce stake. 2:IS pace.
s5600-Admiral Dewey II. Akar, Camellia.
Coastess Nobel Edith c.. Eel Direct.
Grand Opera. Irene Beau j. o., Jim b,
King couchman. Louise F.; Mary Direct.
poIeon, Paronia. Prince Michael. sidney
HIiion. Jr, T. c. s.. The Assessor. Thistle
Patch Tom King. Turner u. and Views
pointer
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BUSINESS TEAM To
ORGANIZE A LEAGUE
Representatives VIII Meet at
Spalding's Store Tues
day Night.

An amateur baseball league FOR teams
representing business houses will be or
ganized Tuesday night at the Spaidinc
sporting goods store on East Second South
street. Any business house will be eligible
TO enter a team In the league.
Manager Freeman Bassett of Spald,np.s
has been authorized by his company to
offer a silver trophy to the pennant win
ner In the league Firms which are ey-
pected to have teams are. The Utah
Light & Railway companv. the Utah Pow
er d Light, the Salt Lake Electric Supply.
me western Electric company, the Cen
eEal ELECTRIC company, Baer Bros com
Koyal laundry the Troy laundry the
Consolidated Wagon & Machinery com
pany; the Utah Implement company. Stu
aeoaker Bros, the Bennett Paint & Glass
company the Utah Copper company and
the City and County leam
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JEROME TRAVERS is
SCRATCH IN HANDICAP

NEW YORK. March 23.-Jcromo D. Travcra OF
Unpcr MontcIa!r. n. j.. the national amateur
go.! Champion who Is nov In England prcpa.-
ms for the coming British amateur championship
tournament. holds the honor place o., scratch.
two strokes batter thaa any othor man. this
years handicap Hist oG the Metropolitan Golf as
ISOLATION
The list. which contains 81 names six more
than last year. ot meD Handicapped up 10 nine
strokes Was announced tonight by Chairman
James 4. Tyng ot B1ltsugDl. y J.
None OF the playora geir ruling OF stroke
but walter J. Travis. Garden CITY. Oswald Kirby.
Englewood. y. J., and Fred Herrcshon. Garden
CITY. all Of whom had lag; year. allowed
two strokos each. Next In order come L.
Byors. ritsburg who Is member Of ,hrco or
four metropolitan clubs upd w. X. Wlghan OF
Southampton, L. l.. wi;h throe each. while
Findlay 5 DougIns Nassau. L. J.. former ma
uouGl champion. who had similar rating loUt
yoar ia moved back "a T.
Mnx Msrstou o. Baisurul. tho !n,oTscholantc
champion, Is brought up from TO 4 strokes.
while Gardiner White % OAKLAND. y. Y, recedes
I ..
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BIG BOXING MATCH
AT EUREKA TUESDAY
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA. March 2s.-On Tuesday
evening the followers of the boxing
game will witness a rafting contest
between Jack Duarte and Jack Car
penter at the Elks pavilion in this
city. The contest is being promoted
by Pat Deyaney and other Eurekans.
Duarte comes from Oakland and has
been here for some time. AT his train.
ing quarters be is hard worker. When
Duartc came to Eureka Dcvaney tried
to match him against Marty Rowan,
and, failing in this. he got Jack Car.
penter, who has fought a couple of
draws with Rowan,
Jack Carpenter halls from Boise, Ida
He reached Eureka the early part OF
tho week and reports himself to be in
condition for contest with Duarte.
A couple Of preliminaries Will pre-
cede the regular event. The prclimin-
aries Will take place about $50 and
the main event is scheduled TO start
at 10 clock.
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HARDWARES TO MEET
FAST HEWLETT TEAM

Tho Salt Lako Hardware team VIII the
Hewlett aggregation n: 10 o'clock this morning On
tho Whittier gFounda at Third East between
Tcuth aud Eleventh South streets The Hard
wares will present fast lineup and good game
Is expected. Atop. fast inficlder. has Joined
tho Hari~ares and 1t Is expected he will add
muca strongth 10 the team.
Manager Robertson predicts busy for
the HnrdwarcE with out oI-tOwn Com
munioationS wi:h regard TO games Will be gladly
received by him tho Salt Lake Hardware com
pany. The following players will report for the
HardW0rcs tbi: morning: Atop Miles, Meehan.
Cardwel. Gibson, Soreuson. Julian. II. JoneB.
Br!nkley. Dillon. RoSoaia, Erickson. JohnsoD and
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|OOR MEET WON
h CHICAGO SCHOOL

nl.>eal SaSs seSv!ce.
a Nirb u-Lewis institute Of Chi
4 l9li Of aA points. won the fifth
/ 1rnratan in,erscholastls indoor track
! u Hntso gymnasium at Evanston to-
la 'Tech" OF Chicago was second. with
: az University high school OF Chi
y slsss third. with u pointe.
a EsiIE. tho colorod SIN. from Hutch
IA, uon the siIty-yaEd dash and tho
~ plidng his school IN fourth place,
j piru and esrying away Individual
D ne broken 10 four events. the mile,
~ high jump and broad jump. and q
|rud asd 10 tho sixty-5hrd dash. which
J y Rsilar In tho fast time OF rs Sec
D. kl,zss star would have annexed Sec
. = SIS school had he not beon dis
u. illnning too many hurdles 81 the
81 uss,. which hc won With ease. but
h b. a a technicality.
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OMES MATCH is
pN BY CLOSE SCORE

Wy, March is.-R. Norris Williams
aN.7s'a. and Il c. johnson o, this
htal match tonight In the doubles
,he iournamen, held OF the COW
me Lonevood Cricket clUb. They
n; Ann and a. s. Dahney o, Bos-
'.i'sis Of Ncs York. the national In
I rafploa, Wa eliminated by Niles
'asE aiv,slon IN The semit!uoI round.
y. .lessa o! J b. r.. JonCs of Providence
- nuhd by 6-?. G.l
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WILL COUNT FIVE.
PLACES IN EVENTS

CHICAGO March ?s.-Flva places viii hc count
&C ~ each evont Ia the annual !rterschn!ast!c
meot at the University OF Chicago OH juno l3.
Conch &. A.. Stasg announced today. The giving
o. five instead of four prizes has been trod
in meet here.
Coach S;aRE asserted the steady gain In tho clas,
fclds made the plan desirable.
Entry blanks VIII be sent IN the future
5000 preparatory schools. Inquiries regarding
the meet have already been received from New
York 10 California and Coach StogE VIII mako
fungcmcnts extend the largest group OF sccon-
dAry school othlotcs brought together fo- an
athletic carnival
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Q Y0KEL., "JUNIOR, !"
KES BOW TO PUBLIC

pig yesterday received long~dlstsnco
1tzAse from Nike Yokol. Tho message
Ne VIII pevu OF exceeding importance.
Il stai u said;
~ Nr. and Airs. Mike Yokcl this
y All we'll"
se11G is the first boy In the YokeI
2k osseT chlldron being g!rls.
n7arte o' The sdyoDt Of o 500 In the
1;,f b oysrestima,ed. for now Mike Is
l. lslr 10 vhom no can pass on the
y; r'tsillng championship OF the world.
9!catd 10 NEE; Wnlno Kctoncn, Fin
'-,S.. Is finish bou; In salt Lake on
iEl u The match is being promoted
iosh Is expected 10 arrive In salt
y ies day 20 beSin acilYe rralnlnr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29
BROADWAY BASEBALL
LEAGUE is PROPOSED

Representatives from storos Broadway will
meet at Spaldug'n store "wednesday night to
organize a broadway league. Teams from Keith
o'BIIcn. Walker Brothers, tho Paris Millinery and
Auorbachs are expected TO cnter The Spald!ne
storo will oftor an excellent trophy TO tho win
ner In tho league Much Interest has already
been ehoEn IN the organization Of the league.
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At Waco. Te1as-Tororto International league
!: Waco, Texas league. g.
AZ Austin. Texas-Topcla. Western association.
); AuStn. Texas league. :.
SAN FRANCISCO. March -s.-Earry Hughes
pitching for the san Francisco Coast coguers,
pounded out OF the box today by tho second
team OF the Chicago Americans In game that
ended with victory tor the White SoY by
Tanning replaced Hughes n tho
FcvoEcb Inning. and thereafter Chicago failed to
score. In the eighth the Seals hammered ouc four
runs
Score r. X. Z.
Snu Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10
Chicago ......................-..... i3
Observation-Disclosures. Tanning and Clarke. sepul-
voda. Wolfcsng and Sullivan.
RICHMOND Va. March es-The New York
Americans today defca,ed sho Richmond Virginia
league team.
score: r. II. e
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TO
Battegios-Koatiug. Crjss and Sweeney; Shipo.
Scitnn. Byrd aud Woerth.
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MANHATTAN CLUB is
DEFEATED AT PRISON

THE Manhnt ttan Athletic club baseball
team lost It's ilrst game OF the season
yesterday in n ten-lnnlng contest 10 the
state prison nine, The score was II TO q
WITH the score a Tie at TO . at the end
~ The ninth the prison team played hard
N the tenth and brought two runs over
The ManhattanS were unable TO tic the
score
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WRIGHT'S CYCLE CLUB
WILL RIDE TO OGDEN

Several members OF Phil wrIgh;'s Cyclic club
will S'dc this morning 20 ogdon providing Tho
day Is fair The ride will start from tho club
roouls on South Wcst Temple I,reet al o'clock.
Thosa In the parry will he lver Lawson. Phil
Wright Albsrt CTcbg. Robert Dloicnbachcr. Carl
sinerts. ottlo smortz. George Allen. Jack Casey
and Rule Sibley.
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Canadians Hockey Winners.

BOSTON. Maroh 2s.--The Wanderers OF MoEtrea
members Of the National Hockey nEsocletion. de-
foa.cd the Vancouver hockey team Of tho Pacific
Coast league. to D. tonight. thorcby taklog tho
two gamo sorco for purse OF $2S0Q,
The aeries pri-o To go To the team scoring
the creator number OF goals. Tho total score
Wanderers. Il. Vancouver. T.
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STAR OGDEN CATCHER
PUTS IN APPEARANCE
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

optOINI
OGDEN, March 2S-J W scabough. tho top
ern lcaguo arrived In the city today but probably
Will not be seen IN action tomorrow. Scabough
wna rated An well toward tho top OF the back
stop list In the Southern league and he Is ex-
pccted TO show With the best OF them In his
present company. 1t is certain TINT tho now
arrival viii be the f-st-strlng catcher for og-
den. with Rsedol in line for eecoud place.
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FRATERNITY TEAM
BEATS HIGH SCHOOL

The Beta Theta Pi fraternity baseball nino de-
fcated tho Salt Leks high school team yester.
day afternoon tho high school campus by the
score CT 10 I. The fraternity had thugs
their own way through the game and did not exert
themselves. Roy Mcintyre Bet Fsgans aud
Greed Raymond played we'll for the fraternity.
while tho lniicldeTs OF the high school did good
IOFk
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MIDVALE-MANHATTAN
GAME is POSTPONED

Tho game scheduled today between the Mid
vale club and tho Manhattan club o: tho Trolley
league has been called off, but Manager Grnan
wants all mcmhors OF tho Midvole n!no TO report
FOR practice. Practices will tc held often during
the week 10 preparation lor thc gamc next Sun
day with the ogden club Of iha Uniou association
Ar cd
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To Play With Bingham.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
PROVO. March cs.-Cbaries Elliott will leave
for Bingham tomorrow, where he viii play on
tho Bingham baseball toam this season. Elliott
Is recognized As ono of the best players In this
part OF tho utata
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coffey Knocks Out connors.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Jim Cotfey. tho Dub
liz giant knocked Jack Connors OF this
city With right hook 10 the Jaw In tho flrst
round OF what vas to have been ten"round
bout. here tonight Coffey weighed 9ss pounds
and bis opponent 1884,
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[ADW PIRATE
|IIR4CTS IN COURT
LID by Injunction Pro-
spgs Of Pittsburs
against camnitz.

.roxcs. Ark, March 2S:-Con-,
asn The Plttsburg National
,ts players will be exhibited IN
~ T1SSuyysday as a result OF a de-
~ chancellor ]. P. Hender-
~ y.,ion ~ proceedings Of the Pitts
sssinst s. II. Camnitz and
~ ihe Federal league.
;sanucsilor previously had indt-
!, n provo contract relations ne-
~ md players, the contra cts
sxsihIted In court, AT today s
'rss for the PIttsburg club
he club was willing TO ex-
/. sost,acts. but argued that the
IA Zach player was a private
piation. It was agreed that the
,turs be subject TO the scrutiny
~ ~ granted the Pittsburg club
,rsday 10 produce the contracts.
. Tms The merit OF the case with
"a ths antitrust features OF
a baseball and the validity OF
antracts will be argued,
-lc0, March 2S.-Charles Thomas.
:, al The Chicago National League
4 sub, announced today he would
a. National league to abolish
4 croblblting ladies day" at ball
a Wseghman, president of the
/, ftderN league club. recently an
1 ttst women would be admitted
{, day each week to the Federal
nues In this city. President
bter announced q similar policy,
'Ifday received q notification from
q Tsner that the National league
l5hed ladies day" In 1904.
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SPORTING NEWS
Glimpse of Salt Lake Players in
Training Camp at Grand Junction
Walter Knapp,
Arthur Nc

Jimmy Allen S-"n
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a. Petersburg. FR.-pc,crsburg VirginiG State
learuc) q New York Americans NGnr!gapsl. 5.
AZ Chattanooga. Tcnn.-Ncwnrk. International!
league I: Chattanooga, Southern association. 4.
a, Savannah. Gn.-Providence; International
lcnguc 2; Savannah South Atlantic league. S.
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NEW ORLEANS March 2s.-Thc Cincinnati Ma.
,ouals defeated the New Orleans Southern league
club here today.
score r. II L.
Cincinnati ..............,...-, ?
New orleans
Yinsiing Benton, Ingersou and Gonzales and
Clark Evans. Feddy. Gudger and Higgins.
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CHARLOTTE y. c. March es,-prookIyn de-
featcd the Buffalo lnternatIonnls here today.
Score: r II. T..
Buffalo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .'''..''-...s II
Tatlcr!es-Jamet Beobc and LaLonge Nc
Nc.ll: Rcc!ecch. hitcFison and Fisher.
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bhCTlaOBE. Nd. Ma-ch 2s-Thc PhilsdeIphla
americans today defeated the Baltimore Iutefna-
t uoaaH Ia game OF eight Innings. ended By