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Juarez Entries.

Ry International Ncvg Servioe. ,.
Flrat race seven urlouse-Clcud Cn1et. oo nyi
chtlle, los; Commendatlou. 1S; Arumon, W
Tandadero 10: Holen Hawkins. 1oa: Joo Woooa'
los: Molts, lN; ri PATIO, 1lo. -.
second rsce. five and half nri9nss~tae nso-,a
o.: cloak, 100; Doc Allon, rnian, ioa: Rosemary,
io1; Gold Finn. no; rs1hachnpi 70; Gn91,e, orIms,
ooetz 81; orba Smile: 100; IessnpSNTn; oFifnh'
Third race. six furlonss-Roy, s2: osapie io9i
sosius. Ios; eir Harry. 81: p'us, 100; Captain
Fourth raoe, four furiongs-Marie o'sTien: 1os
Miss Fioider 10; Vampire ll3; 'su2Tomhe he5' IL IL
Call Shot, 100; Don cortez, ll7. iFu'nh'' iA'
sClimher, no.
sJames ButleTB entry ,c,.,
Fifth race one miie-eonus Chance. 81 -SIarH
eyod susan Il2. just Red. 30; MimorioSo' llo'
Or O. Egnn'B entry. . >,.
s,gth rara one mile and eshth-Neonif
ucDco az, Ke,setta 100; BlUo Board, lea: lrcie
Bon, los: Cordie r. es: Polls. lo5, Litto March
mont lo6; Originator, los,
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Runner Drops Dead.

LA CROSSE, Wis. March N.-esom ~
fell dead hero today whIie pzyticipafEe b
100 yard dash. during an indoor fiela ast q
high ochool symDaslum. Heart fatluS =
ducod By oveTexertIon, caused hia dssA
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Ohtnasa Team Wins.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 1.-THE
baseball team of the Chinese university
OF Hawaii defeated the nine Of tho Occi-
dental college here this afternoon, to 4.
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Michigan Beats Syracuse
Auerbach Team organized.

SYRACUSE, n, Y, March N.-Tho Un!yerrjty
OF Michigan track toam defeated Syracuse In
their dual meet tonight by score OF az TO 35.
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baseball toam has boon organized TO ropro-
sent the Auorbach department Btoro for tho ssa-
OF 1914. 40 open challenge will DO iaSued TO
any department store In tho city.
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Anderson With Feds.

RALEiGH, n. c.. March ls.--Froa An5.rro,
conc.. 0U1.on Hoa sof pitcher OF last year signed
club of the Federal league InSnrn rm tne butiho
SnaSse S,a by tho Boston club for $1,000 nom the
n,,si'e nInten cluo OF tho New England league ana
closo OF last season ~ w s'N 'o"aro tho
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feplyinS TO claims mndo By George stovaiI moo
Aeer OF the kHnsaU City Federal lean,o cIvh ~ :
huoa statement here tonight. saving thoy boa
pipnea snea ne eom,rnGs win tho FcdsTuis had
said ~ Ne'''E piHulnS tAcy
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Board Makes Decisions.

AUBURN, n. Y. March 14-The ma
tlonal board OF baseball erbitra ton today
gave out the following decisions;
Franchise and players of the Fremont
Neb,. club. In the Nebraska State league
have been transferred TO Norfolk, Neb
The previous decision awarding Player
MeilSle sl20 on appeal Of the Seattle club
was, affirmed,
The following players have been re-
leased by purchase
By ST. Louis ~. L., Trckell to Dem
yer. by Keokuk, Mauer TO st. Louis n.
L.: by Washington. Barton. Calvo and
Love to Los Angeles; by Boston A. l.,
Smell to Toronto: by Denver. Channel to
New York A. L.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Yankee Consolidated Minin$ ~
principal office room No &lg
building, Salt Lake CITY. Uts rsm
Notice-Tnere are delinauens Ws5t Ws5t
following described stock en - -
assessment No. Of 3 esnu ~
levied on the Ath day OF FeD.dS
the several amounts SET oPySs,dn
names OF tho respective sns
follows; "a y
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Still After Cub Stock.

CHICAGO, March l4-Representotiyea n, Inc
syndicate which 10 negotiating FOR tho purchaSe q,
tho Chicago National league club left tonight for
AarriBburS Pa, for conference with President
Tenor Of tho National league.
Before tho conference 10 tho stock n, m,
Cubs may bS in hands Tho men who will
meet Governor Tonor are John T. connery, Fred
W. Biooki. NJ J. spiesol and p. D. Mary spIc-
sol and Mary weTo at the head OF two syndicatea
oualy for the purohaaA
The prtco Mr., Tan eskn for tho club IA rtiII
hisnor than that which thoy Will pay Garry
Herrnrpn. chairman OF the national commisyion
who was hero few days ago, said that Tar,
Ind placed tho nominations In uio hand, ~
Toner who Will endoavor 10 reach an asrooment
on tho price. II has oven hoen reported thaf
other club owuors IN tho National league con
yinced that now ownership of tho Cubs Ia pec.s
cary, would mako UP tho difforence In price.
Sign Something, Anyway.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March N,-oooro.
Baum gardner, pitahen and Gus William -
foldsr of the 6t foufa Anorc., I' ous-
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Union Association Magnates Who
Attended Ogden Schedule Meeting

@ E2 Hv s Rrs % W s ssn sf sss ESs ST.
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SUCCESS OF UTAH
QU|NTETTE WORTHY
Bennion Has Built Remark.
ably Strong Basketball
Team During Season.

Beginning with a lone veteran and a
large field Of recruits OF varying de-
gTees Of experience, Coach Benn!on OF the
University OF Utah basketball team swept
through the season just past with a re-
markable degree OF success, The first
game won was a ragged. poorly played
game with the Brigham Young college
on the university floor. From that time
on the team took better shape with each
weeks work and last Friday night the
Rocky mountain conference championship
from the University Of Colorado on the
latter teams home floor.
Every day throughout the long season
the Crimson tossers worked doggediy TO
| improve themselves and each game
showed development of team work and
individual scoring ability. When the sea-
son opened the varsity quintette was play
ing Under a greater handicap than any
other f1ve in the state. 1t was necessary
for the coach to change his lineup in
every game In order to find In what COM
bination the greatest effectiveness lay.
Predictions Are False.
With this condition existing. and with
all the other coaches working with vet
oran material, IT was no surprise when
Coach Teetzeps Aggies took the game
from the varsity In Logan. Fans who
knew the situation predicted II and were
not slow In their assertions that the
varsity would scarcely win another gamo.
When, on the night after the a. G. de-
feat, however, the boys came back and
in the second half overeame q big lead
and won from the B. Y. c., things be-
gan TO look better. From then on the
fellows played a fast and nervy game
and at no time during tho remainder Of
the season did they exhibit any loose
ness
The question now is What will we
6a,F TGnf nnn oil
brings forth q broad smile from all those
who follow the game on the east bench.
"In the first place." say the wise ones.
1--WE Will have all ten mon back next
year who have been playing on the squad
this year.
ITO have ten mon trying out for places
on the team Is some encouragement.
whether any OF them ever played the
gams before or not, Proof Of this is the
success Of this years team, But to have
ten men out, all Of whom have played
one whole season together. makes 1t
about as promising layout as one could
a elx
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Laporte a Federal.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March A.
Frank Laporte, infleder and utility man
with the Washington American league
team last season. has signed an Indian
apoliS Federal league contract.
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Sticks With Feds.

CLINTON, 8. O., March l4.-Al,cred effort. q,
the ST Paul American association baseball club
70 obtain Everott Booc, under oontrpot With tho
Indianapolis Federal league toam wore revealed
hero today whom Booze, now coaching tho Prcsby-
torfan college baseball team here. gavo out a
read: ~
Your proposed contract Just received II
would bo impossible for mo to execute this con
tract, 40 ! already havo ono with tho Federal
league, aa fully explained to your Mr. Friel
when ho was horo to SEQ mo last wock'
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ASSOCIATION FIXES
DATES FOR SEASON
Conflicts With American
League at Cleveland VIII
Be Avoided.

CHICAGO, March 1A-The transfer OF
the Toledo club to Cleveland was ap-
proved and a playing schedule or l0S
games for 1914 was adopted tonight at
the annual meeting OF the American
Association OF Baseball clubs II was de-
cided that whenever a date at Cleveland
interfered with an American league game
tho game should be transferred TO the city
OF the visiting team. There are not many
such games. 49,.
1t was also decided 10 return TO the
three trip plan Instead OF the four trlps
around the circuit practiced last season
This will result In playing four games dl
each visit instead of three. Both syslerns
have been tried by the association, ana
the consensus was In favor OF the three-
trip plan. ,
The season will open on April IA, with
st. Paul at Milwaukee. Cleveland at In
anapolis. Minneapolis at Kansas CITY
and Columbus at Louisville.
The dates for Decoration day are
Clevela nd at Columbus, Ipdianapons at
Louisville, Milwaukee, at Kansas CITY
Minneapolis at ST, Paul (morning) and St.
Paul at Minneapolis (afternoon),
The dates for July are;
Columbus at Indianapolis, bouisvlue at
Cleveland, Mllwa ukee at Kansas Clty' st;,
Paul at Minneapolis (morning) and
Minneapolis at st. Paul (afternoon)-
The dates for Labor day are:
Cleveland ct Indianapolis, Columbus at
Louisville Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at ST. Paul (morning(. and
st. Paul at Minneapolis (afternoon).
The season will close on September III.
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land And In In accordance with =. ha,11sstoa rec |!
an order of tho board hr,srY, o. iGa
on the 4th day Of FsTIlef ns reel q tea
many shares OF each CHI Be- sold 2. q z z
may be necessary wiz ths secre'als{
auction at the office OF ing ssslt IAks
Ii9O Newhouse buildipg' oS March I
Utah, OH the 23rd day o nay hs
at 2.3o o'clock p. M. 70 togash9
auent assessment taesSS'x 'axpensee
costs of advertising aqui ana NJ b. Secretly
Yankee Consolioss ossu,IIding, SAL
Room 1920 Newhouse
City. Utah. -
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Jack Barry Reports.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March IA
Jack Barry. shortstop Of the Philadelphia
American league team, arrived here to-
day to join the team tomorrow for 6
three- game series with the Chicago Ma
uonals. beginning Monday.
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Cub Players Excited.

CHICAGO, March 14-Reports from
Tampa, Fla, that at least six members
OF the Chicago National league club
would listen to offers from the Federal
league should the baseball war talk de-
velop into a contract-ignoring contest.
today aSitated the followers OF baseball.
With much detail though with q care
full elimination of~names OF players said
to be involved, dispatches from the Cubs
training camp related that six star play-
ers had been approa ched with offers from
the Federals and that they had listened
to the ENJOYS and had freely declared
that II given moro money they would
leave tho National league
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! Union association 1914 season
NIL open on Tuesday. April 2S.
&he first half Of the season Will
close a,n July s and the second half
viii clSte ON September IS.
Winners of first half and second
half will pfSy championship series
of seven gam&
Salt Lake will play 5eventy-two
ga1nes at home.
Murray will play tWenty-four
games In Salt Lake and thirty
games in Murray.
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O'Day Is Confident.

TAMPA. Fla., March 14.-Manaeer
Hank O'Day OF the Cubs today, com
rnenting on the report that several OF
the Cubs stars were negotiating with
Federal league magnates, said:
Il believe my men will stick TO organ
lied baseball"
When George A Stovall, manager of
tho Kansas City Federals. was here a
few days ago, he made an offer TO Out
fielder Wilbur Good. who is said TO have
turned Il down fiat
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Umpires Go Up.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 14.-Hold-
Ing that the reservation OF umpires oy
minor baseball leagues Is an internal af-
fair OF tho National association and Is
not effective as regards tho major
leagues. tho national baseball commission
today recommended that Umpires George
II. Johnson and A J, Cleary Of the New
York State league be permitted to ad-
vance to higher league for a considera-
ton for their releases, to be agreed upon
by the president Of the New York State
league and tho president Of the league
desiring their services. In case these
parties cannot agree. the chairman Of the
commission agrees to act as arbitrator.
The two umpires named contended that
as a result of the reservation by the
New York State league for 1914 they were
unable TO accept offers from leagues OF
higher olass!tlcations at higher salaries.
The minor leagues insist that the deyel-
opmcnt OF an umpire requires two or
moro experimental seasons md tho
league which gives him this training is
entitled 10 financial return when he be-
comes expert enough to gain promotion.
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Sign Something. Anyway.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March N-oaor,s
BaumGsrdns1t pitahsn and Gus wililama our
fielder OF the se- Louis American league team
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Sprung pun Der Sdnsebriids
gOafabrtc in ielbitmOroeriider Ib'
iidlt Games Griffith.

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seitern Ueorgen Der At Sabre uIte 5ars
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bur6 einen sepagten Spruns DON Der
Mitte Der Bride in Die 5lutben oe5
Ohio ieinem 2ebsn ein 3iel gu ieBen.
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muno. ben Mann an ieiHem 9orba6e1
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purbe, oab es Iib I'm ben 4ustras
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uno ieinen Sprung ausfiibren. Sd'
men Gusier, Elm GiIeubabntp6, Dem Die
Sa9e perbd9tig purtlm, lief idnel
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geI6lagen unb unternabm in bieisn
3uitano ben e5eIbitmoroperiu9.
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Gbe.GrlaHbxiRiaeine.

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lgtbsl pomell. IS, 1434 Raee Ctr.
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gterbliAfeitsberid,t.

ifrant Granneo, SO, 1903 pl.aiant
Strabe, QunssnsniSiinbung.
sSobn Moorman, GA, 1926 Dad.
BERN Strdbs, Observation-Disclosures.
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Cue 2antforo. SO, WeIt 5ort Roab,
9rigbt'fde Rierentronibeit.
Grabnd Mc9rasr, SO, 242S Weit
6. Strdbe, Mdgentre6s.
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Son slntos nisSsraerannt.

g.im Spiel auf Der Gtrube tpuros
gsIisrn Der Iisbs- Sabre alte Glsportb
Dobbsn BON go. 1929 Grano 4penus
an Der Goniibine uno @lsupop Ip.-
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unb trus sinigs elbf9urfuuosn aui
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Batter geI6rieben. bod tonnte berielbc
riat uufuefunben perben. Inter ben
Gcfen bes WtdD6ens puroe Elm 9los
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MGo6en, pelaes na6 ihrem Oafur'
hdlten nur einen peroerbli6en Gtnflub
aui 9letd ha6en tonnte.
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Gitelfeit
gSar bic geranla1uns eines Selbit'
muroprriudlS Der Is Sabre alteH
Glsta @Olf.

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pifien pollte. .Sn Der Dienita1 Rudt
tpdrtete @letd mad, einem 2erpiirfnib
nil Rsna. bis bisielbe nah ihrer Wteis
nund einaeinlafsn tpar. uno beaab iif
dlseann in eine tleine duqrenaenpe
Siihe, no iie cine perbGhtias iSliiiia.
.eit in siu @las 1ob uub trant. ytah
benz @eHieben bes eSnbalts lief oas
W2Gohen siltait in bos Simmer aurld
unb ftiirate iiber oas gett. Renu gaie
clurmirts foFort bic polisei. pel6e Die
Gcbensmiibe ndh benz ftGetii6en
arunfenbaus brahie. Die 2lsrste Be.
isiiisten iebs 2ebenseefabr. @letd
battle am abenb siaen Brief ali itrea
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6arrb unb 9llie Rinman, 223
6ampton placs.
6reberid unb Roia Wintler, 2235
S9soinser Strabe.
6arOlb un6 gillian Sbdrp, 1867
elmore Strabe.
Clarence uuo Gliiabetb Rafters,
Nefutopn. 8.
5eHrS unb 4nna TeilIer, Some
Str. MabiionoilIe. 8.
Sofspb unb Gliiabetb Rei6ert, 239
Sbiaito Strabs.
aobn unb Clara 9orn6erser, 121
Calhoun Gtrabe.
Benjamin unb gqa aerster, 1922
floral qp,, Rorpoob.
9apio uno Dora R.umdrt. 5 Gos
lumbia gIog., Malnut Sins.
Stefan unb Wagbalsna Graufid.
1853 5arriion Qpenue.
WGbd,en.
Waltsr unb Gillian Strsibig, 2is
berth uHb Walnut Gtrabe.
albert unb aatbsrina Wosi6sr,
2514 Sprina 9rope 2(penue.
eeDin unb CLARA 9looIi. 1915 glts
ton pIaee, College Sill.
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acknowledgements 9afer in Gieu.
item Der Srenh Bros. Bauer So. bus
ben geItern sic sIrbett eingeiteqt, neil
Die sSirma iih gerpeigert bat, bic
Cincinnati @afers' Irogreiiiue
Union" auSuerfenren. Gie 5irma be-
3abIt, fuie ibr SefretGr s. S. Smith
iagt, iiber llnionlobne. Sbr Gtoblii.
iement Iei oilh nit Der nattonnlen
gGderarbeiter .gereiniguns affiIitrt,
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6. u. Seismann 1T Rddlabperpels
ter Don Wi9aeI 8ogel; YsrlonallsiI
$50.
Sobn Sspob ift ssitumsntsOou'
itreder DON peter Sepo6; perionallsN
$500; 9runheigentbum $4,000.
Sarab ReibeiIel 1T SeitamsntspoG'
itrederin Don @m. Neibeiiel; perIon5s
lien $1,000; GrunbsigentEum $4,000.
Der peri5nlide Nd6lab beg Wl:.
6apetOtte betrGgt $12,O65.83; beri.s
nige Des gbp. $. 9a1lor $2050; Der.
ienige Ses Sas. 9. 6erpeD $533.27;
terienigs Der Gli3abetb Surner
$113115.
9eri i6tebenes.
gGm. u. Soptins, GountDsS6abs
meiIter, erlangte llrt6eile iibsr $138.19
reIp. $192.28 rsIp. $1372.80 geg'n
Goragleape. Die 7. Waro 6. unb .
60 Elm iol6es ii6sr $3311.57 gegen
Roie Sentotts. Die plaut Go. elm
iul6es iiber $104.69 gssen bic Big
Sour giisn5a6ns9eie
Die Stacep Manufacturing Co., bic
cine Ws6ieIforbsruns .:ber $4,000 gs'
gen Jrsb. grsbsl sinsstlagt bate, err
Iangts gsitsrn Elm @srbitt ii6sr $7265.
Die DeiIsgrudman 60. tlagts eire
Eoroeruna ii6er $429.23 gegen Die
Rem gOrt Central &: SubiOR Riper
Giien6abns sGeieaiaaft Elm
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anis unb an Der redien a0rperIeite
eaDon. Der Gbauffeur bes glutos
bra4te ben Sunsen na9 benz Bethesda
Soipital, tuoielbit ibm elm 8srbano
angelegt ipurbe.