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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

II the German military machinery works &C
cording to plans and specifications there will be
nothing to It but the privilege OF paying Ger
many a fine. juicy war indemnity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

The wheels OF the gods grind slow, they say,
but those OF the Nebraska threshing machines
fly at furious clip
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

news item describing an instant death by
accident says the man could not tell what struck
him Evidently the enterprising reporter tried
TO interview him too late.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

II Belgium could supply its need for rein
forcements from our army OF primary election
candidates it might have some chance of holding
the fort
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Fifty odd erossmarks are to be made by the
intelligent voter at the impending primary cleo
tion In this county Who said something about
the need OF a short balot9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 10 them. Ad-
dress will be changed as often requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Government marine insurance may be an
opening wedge to some other kinds of govern
ment insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Theft OF Petticoat Began One War" says
headline. But this is no dress parade affair in
Europe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

History repeats itself in this, that those
voices shouting loudest for war are not Of the
mothers and sisters and sweethearts in the
homes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

In St. Joseph Mr.. Dooittle holds the posi-
tion of sales manager for Mr.. Work. But he
will have TO show those Mssourians what's in a
name.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Although Chicago paper prints two "froI
pages" yet villa lands on neither one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Los Angeles paper tells OF a man who lived
fifty-four days, without food. He ought to Join
the Russian army.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

The colonel. Mrs. Pankhurst and the trusts
may form triple alliance OF their own II Demon
War does not stop keeping them out Of the cal
cum
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

II St. Louis is not CAREFUL Europe may fin
ish its war ahead of that free bridge"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

It's nip and tuck whether the battle Of tn
ballots, or the battle of the bullets, comes fins
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Take no stock in the report that the Frenc
troops are being fed on German pancakes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Omaha is about to be invaded, but by a
friendly army OF autumn buyers. Forward
march,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

The voters will put the final withdrawal on
our withdrawal candidate for congress-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Our British friends are now to boast OF q
little brown brother" too.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

Smash that water-marked slate!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

The war god observes no Sabbath.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

JOHN f. SUMMERS.
LEE b. VAN CAMP.
RODNEY w. BLISS.
Fl. l.. ARNOLD.
A. SACHS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
CLEVELAND SHOOTERS
SET UP NEW RECORD

WASHINGTON, March H.-Gleyeland
established a new worlds record for IN
terehib gallery shooting this week. scor-
ing sss ou, Of possible ssolS 1000 2,, Bridge sSf
Warren leads class "a" and King s
Mills. Ohio, leads class 3D. "E" eaSh TSo Tisn T,s
trict OF Columbia and Cleveland are tied
for second place in class - Ith Thls s,sTsn goso
wins and one defeat. The thirteenth and
tlnal match will be shot next week.
Class A-Oeveland. 99S VS.: Birmlng-
ham, 9s9; District Of Columbia, ssS ssSS vs. VS.
Adrian. Mich. Ell; Bridgeport, Conn,
9o2 VS.. Manchester. N, H, e7di warren
rus, Ohio, 9S6 We Youngstown. Ohio,
s76; Milwaukee Guard Rifle. 979 VS., Ia
Class B-King's Mills. Ohio, ss5 VS..
Louisville. 95l; Walden, Colo. 9Ss VS.,
Saltwater, Mimi. $50; Hopkins, Mimi,
$50 VS.. Minneapolis. 95?; Boston, 9!l VS..
Marion, Ohio, 967 Bedford, Ohio, 967 vs..
Rochester, 946; Madison, Wis. 96i VS..
New Orleans, defaulted.
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ALL HALLOWS VILE
HAVE STRONG III
Coaches Are Pleased u
Workouts of Regular, !,
Yannikans.

Candidates for regular co.,u.
Hallows college team vera $s9sS s$ns9sS q
fast workouts on the COLLEGE al nal>
ing the past week. The resn,t tu.pQs
pleasing to the Goa ches. y Hu
practically picked the team a. Wsy
Ing season. In a practice ~
afternoon between the res,sis@e "
team composed OF alumni sss
tutes the regulars outplaysd
thelr opponents, winning by
scoreo { IS to B. The naw - ~
the regulars played Ike vatsrs
In. the pitching 6epartrnent 8
Conkright and c. Sullivan viii e.
edIy compose the staff dudns Slc1
Ing sea son. SherrilI has pYosss ~ Z,
to have everything essential ~
pitcher, and on him will be Ma.
bulk OF the work this year. h Is
assortDent OF curves aud plenty = ;
Conknght will also be used a 49, ~
as he has everything but sssss
Carol Sullivan, southpaw, al Il,
and good control.
Campbell has been shiftsd A..
TO do the beckstop work. m
himself in that position like
Cox, Il new man, also has haS ~,
able experience as catcher ana =.
counted upon. ~
Carol Sullivan will DO used ai n.
sack and. although he Is a man ~ ~
fields his position exceptionaIly ~ ~
Is a good batter as well. Jauss ~
has practically cinched the keys,ss.
| ton. having played that position ~
years. He is undoubtedly tina YastS
ond sscker the college has svss
Conkright. an old man on the ts.
everything his way for shortssoe. b
only fileds his position we'll, Suf N
q dangerous batter. Malone vii N
used In this position, as conKrifS
be used as a pitcher part OF IN
Malone is also good with Tia ~
well as being q steady fielder.
McGarney, although new At tAId
undoubtedly make good, being 4
fielder and consistent hitter 81
the outfield are several men VIA
shown considerable class, and ouiaI
Captain Young, who will play tha q
garden. the other men VIII pfoSaN
used interchangeably. They an
Cox, Malone, Reilly and Bond.
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WOMEN'S TENNIS PLAY
BEGINS in NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 14.-women lawn
tennis players began the matches today
In the national indoor championship tour
nament on the courts of the Seventh
regiment armory. Thirty-two competi-
tors. a record number were drawn In the
singles which included Miss Marie Wag-
ner Of New York, the holder OF the title.
The important matches In the first round
were:
Miss Margaret Grove, q former south
ern champion. defeated Miss A Erstein.
6-l. 6-l: Mrs. Frederick Schmitz former
national champion, defeated Miss Will
Miss Dells Torre Of the West Side club
defeated Mrs. w. II. n. VosB, 0-2, 6-s;
Mrs. c. N. Beard OF Chicago, former
western and middle states champion, de-
feated Miss Elsa Kahn. S-l. ga: Miss
Helen Bernhard, a young English player.
defeated Miss Grace Bastine, 3-6, 6-2,
6-2; Miss Clare Cassel, Jersey coast
champion. defeated Mrs. I, Casseber,
6-1. ga.
IN the second round Miss Teresa Kusor
Of Trenton. N. J., defeated Miss Grove,
7-5 6-9; Miss Ballin defeated Miss Dele
Tore, e-2. &c. s-2; Mrs: Beard defeated
Miss Merritt. 60 8-l: Miss Holden de-
feated Miss Bernhard. 7-5, 80. 81: Miss
Wagner defeated Miss Katharine Z
Force, the sister Of Mrs. John Jacob AS
tor. 81. Go; and Miss Cassel defeated
Mrs. L. G.. Morris of Ardsley. 81, Go,
The tournament will be continued next
Tuesday.
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MAYER BEATS MILBURN
in INTERESTING GAME

NEW YORK, March 14-Although Jo-
seph Mayer. the present champion. de-
feated Eugene L. Mllburn of Memphis.
Tenn, by margin OF ninety three points
in thirty-lnning game here today the
contest was by far the most interest
ing SO far In the series, which is to
decide this years national amateur 1872
balkline billiard championship.
For two-thirds OF the game the men
seesawed for the lead and each PLAYED
consistently. Milburn showed TO better
advantage than In any Of his previous
efforts and with runs of 70. 42 and So,
forged ahead OF the title holder in the
eleventh, twentieth and twenty-second
innings, At the end OF the twenty third
inning h,s a Mii6urn I led by 24l to 2l3, but In
added 1872 caroms to his string and re-
tained the lead to the end. finishing with
an exceptionally well-played cluster OF ~.
The scores:
Mayer. 400. Average. 10 10-S0; high
runs 62. 5S. AZ,
Milburn. 307 Average, 10 1923. High
runs, TO- So AZ
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Union League Opens April 2S; Season Is Spi
Results on the Turf
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.

py International Eows Service
Flint rnce. ak furlongs-Little Ep 100 (MuE-
nh,1 2 10 won; Belfast. Ill Frasch). 20
p"'1, second; Mehuei angelo. ia Lcore,l. 10 TO to
i third Time I;B l-5. Ada, Bntouch. paiJ
Wntors. Gasnant Puck Inspector lHStrad''
Fuocon, Frog and McIvor also ran - <c,,
Second race six furlopgs-Willla. llz tekn~
yip) 10 70 1. won: Jnctsiop los tMcIassa'', y, :,
q to l., second: Amorot, III CIV, Goossl. 10 70
5, third Timo, I;17 i-5 Font, oueed. Tony W.
scm,auayer and Province also ran
Third race tlvo and ha!i turlonsHinaS,,sneN
los (Nathau), even, won: Mlnda. lOi tNieEnIs,
6 to /. second. single, 100 tlolanl to j. misa,
Time. 1:lo s-6 Runway Unels Eo huaa
Brother ElBo Groeu and Hazel C. also ran.
Fourth raoo ono mile und so7enty yardS.C1ri-
ton O. 10 CSicklaua), to !, won; Fsathe'
Duser 10a tisnovor TO- 2 rssfSnd; ssfI% E4ms sTga-
las as sloeth, Good Day aud L. H. Ada'f
also 49, ,,..-,
Tifth race sir turiong5-Elwah. 1o7 CHnnovcr,
II TO c, Won Parlor Boy. lo6 corey). 70
sonond: York Lad 10 (Natbunl. TO J. thiro
Time. 1916 i-5, Ryo straw, Martre ana su'S''
| also .- ,.,.., r.
to /. won. Gallant Boy. a5 (Merasgarp. TO !;
ancono Buz- Around. as HuTphyl. TO l. taird
limo, 1:a0 master jim. Big pippor RagmAn.
Ruisscsu Peacock. Prospect. SorVlcenco nno rum
also
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Defy Blood Disorda|
Giving the Blood an E1sG
Bath

The word Medicine is une e
most abused In our Language. ~
are certain medicinal properties .
as necessary to health as the fooa I
eat Take. for example, the n
known medicine. 8. 8. 8, This fas1
blood purifier contains medicinal q
ponents just as vital and sssenta
healthy blood as tho elemnn
wheat roast beef. the fats and
sugars that mako up our daily nj
AS matter OF fact, there q
Ingredient In 8. 8. 8. which ssFrds
active purpose Of stimulating 6
cellular part OF the body % !
healthy and judicious selection q
own essential nutr!mens Taal
why 1t regenerates the blood sap
why Il has such q tremaudona
ence In overcoming Rheumahm \
tarrh Of the Stomach and intesn.
skin erupuons and all blood ttou!H
And in regencratins tho tszua
has a rapid and positive sntidoal snd 4
all those irritating influences That -
throat, weak eyes. IosD Of weight
cheeks and TINT weariness Of uupeb ss
that leads 30 many people into @a g
path OF stimulana and narcotics.
Get a bottle Of S, g. 8. sf any M
and in q few days you viii tea -
energetic. g. g 8. Ia prepared Gg
laboratory Of The Swift Specific o., ~
Bldg, Atantn, Ca. who maintain
cient advisory department. vhsro ~ =
any blood disorder OF q stubborn uta&
consult freely,
g. 8, 8. Is sold everywhere n5 @
department and general stores-
DON'T permit anyone to sell va
InaiBe upon 8. s, 8,
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PARK CITY PLANS A
WINNING BALL TEAM

PARK CITY, March 14-At an en-
thusiastic meeting OF baseball fans at the
Park City band room last night. plans
were laid for winning ball team L. ].
Kennedy was selected as temporary
chairman and DR.. a. a, Browning a s Sec
retary- \ committee composed OF the
folowing, d. T.. King. DR.. a, A. Browning,
cache Faulkner, L, ]. Kennedy and J.
J. fltzsesald: was appointed to canvass
the town and ascertain the support they
could depend upon in a financial way.
Park City has the material for a good
amateur team, as has been demon strated
uere tiae ~ other years: n better organiza- =
lion than ever will be effected this vear
and as soon as arrangements can be
competed a captain viii be named md
active practice will begin.
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FORMER SALT LAKE
SOLDIERS WIN AGAIN

The crack Company L, Twentieth in
fantry, baseball team romped on the
Troop g, Thirteenth cavalry, team at
Fort Blies yesterday afternoon, says an
El Paso exchange In describing tho vc-
tory OF the soldier boys formerly sta-
toned at Fort Douglas, taking the game
by the one-sided score of 25 to The
feature Of tho game was tho heavy hit
ting OF Copp. Hall and Parker. The bat
teries were
Troop C-Sweeney and IIcrbst.
Company L-Parker and Want
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SOCCER CLUB IS
FORMED AT MAGMA

A soccer club was formed by members
OF the Magma club yesterday at an en-
thusiastlc meeting Of the club at Magma
Jack Haywood was unanimously chosen
captain, and, with the assistance of r.
H Hawley, who was elected president of
tho club, hs expects to round out a fast
team.
The first game Will probably be with
the cup winners Of last fall OF last
try for positions this year: Haywood,
Shapland, Thompson, Jones and James
Oommunica tions Wits regard to arrang-
Ing games should be Addressed to Jack
Haywood, Magma plnnt, Garfield.
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WELSH AND RIVERS
ARE ALMOST READY
By International News service.

LOS ANGELES, March 1s.-Light-
weights Freddie Welsh and Joe Rivers
are within one workout" of their sched-
uled twenty-round ring battle on next
Tuesday afternoon.
Tomorrow, In the two Vernon camps
Doyle's famous resort and the old arena
building-the British champion and the
Californian Will do their last bit at the
'treedmil," and hundreds Of the faith
ful who figure that they can "learn some-
thing by watching boxers In training
Freddie and Joe.
On straight dope. the Los Angeles
lightweight would look to be the legiti-
mate favorite, but there are arguments
that badly scramble affairs. Ali critics
agree that Welsh has trained faithfully
since he arrived here, and the popular
opinion Is that tho English champion will
be IN strictly frst-olass physical condi-
ton.
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Practice Games

TAMPA. Era,. March 1A-The worlds champion
Philadelphia Americans Lost a 70 game b
the Chicago Nationals here today.
Score n n. e.
Philadelphia .,..........s..-....,-q
ipl;sk ba,torios-pennosk Baldwin and sscnsns, cneO
ney, Vaughn nnd Arener
NEW ORLEANS. La. March n-Tns Detroit
league team today.
Score: R. II. =,
% nsssrlss@co7aeah. oi1st and BAKER: Wilson.
Styles and Adame.
LOS ANGELES. March 1.-THE Chicago Amer
lean league baseball toan No. wnA whito-
vonioe club OF tho Pacific cosas league. tho
being 10 to o.
Chicago ....,...,.......,......... .
puttories-Walsh. ouardoru, Smith ana surli-
van; White. FlohaTdy, kl6pfsr and Elliott AS-
new.
SHREVEPORT. La. ,ia March ,.., Ito oaioeso
Louis Federsis hore.
Score: r a =,
81, Louis .........,.,....,..-,..-,..-
% Bst:ores-Heroort. Bushellnnu. Baboocs and
Chapman Hartley; Hendrix Brennan. Blaof and
Wilson
DALLAS. Te.as. Msros M;-rss Dallas Texas
league team TODAY dozeatea the HrHr toem o. the
New York Nationals
Score; r. II. p.
Dallas ,..-..-....--....-..."
Battsrieo-Husnke, smNh and Msuefes; Ma
thowson. schupp and Mclean
GALVESTON, TsxaA March A-Tns ffrst team
Of tho Now York Americans defeated hers
,odny by the local Texas league team
Score r. II. z.
Galveston ..,-.,....---..........--..-..-
Batteries-sowoii Herbert, Hystt and NoycaI
Cole. wnrhop and Roynolds.
SAN FRANCISCO. March NL-rhe Chicago
Americans No. defeated today tho Gan Fran
cisco Coust league team. 10 g. Ton innings
homo runs madc. In the fourth Collins.
Chicogo'a hight folder. drove the ball Into tho
/ left field bleachors, scoring himself and Chssa
SchaIIer, left fielder for tho Seals. knocked tho
| ball over the fcnce SCORING himself and o'Lea-y
Score; r. II. e.
San R,,.soshau.. rTsnslsfa Johnson and s:.;t Baum
Tanning md seprlvcta-
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Meroh N.-1The b.
Louis National league club today defeated the
Jacksonville south Atlantic league team. 10 o.
| WILMINGTON. n, C, March N,-rhe Phiiadel-
phia Nationals defeated the Jorsry City Iutc--
| nationals today
| Score: R II, p.
| Philadelphia ....,...v...s-s,...,es.,....
| Enthusiastically, daddy o'Netl. Alexander
and Killifer. Burns; Verbout. Teuro. Shuts and
Johnson
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Many Recruits Are Coming.

But" says the coach. besides this
we have not less than a dozen speedy
men coming up from . the various high
star basketball player at tho U, tells
mo that at least three OF his state cham
pions will be up here next year. Jake
the best games Of basketball this year
and uses his head all the time. With
him will come Argyle, who is a great
men are wonders and win keep things
interesting in the scrimmage practice all
winter.
couple OF nice players, who are ex-
pected to come TO the east bench. Ole
son and Williams have both been play
ing consistent ball for the L. D. S. u.
for several seasons and will be a great
From the Salt Lake high school II
looks now as though We would get Raw
lings and Kerr, Rawlings, is one Of the
best players In the state because Of his
accuracy from the foul line. Kerr has
been one OF the mainstays OF the team
also and will help TO round out the fresh
ant Grove team will also be with us II
ne does as he expects to now. Wilson
was chosen by Homer Hoisington as an
alI-state forward and will look good in
'U' sweater.
with such an abundance Of material
on hand II looks now as though the coach
would have to begin his basketball work
as soon as college opens next fall In order
10 get a team selected In time for the
first game He will have to have scrim-
mage game every. night In. order to got
any kind of line on the respective
merits OF his players
Tho B. Y. u. champs will lose Verne
Greenwood. Halverson and Bowman. This
will certainly leave a hole In the ranks
of Coach Robertss squad, and unless he
gets some wonderful new men he will be
mp against II.
When the Aggies lose Peterson. Cap
tain Owen and Warwick they will have
little left. The r. Y. G. loses both the
Tolman boys, Peterson and Baron, Pretty
rosy for tho varsity, according to long
distance forecasts.
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Juarez Results.

gy International Nows Service.
First race six turlonss-Fatner. los ,MatthoWs,
q 10 l. won; Baltimore. l02 (Hoffmsnj. 10 10
l. secnnd: Wool. 100 Goncs), 10 10 l. third. iino
i:l2 s-5 Mabel CInrksou, Burlington bcS; IA
Nv Ylp. Stella Grspe. Mystic BOY. Admiral .
paughtcr Dr. Bulley DerthR ". Tnnka Lamp
Tall and Or,yr also ran O.. <-,
second race ono mile-Cloud Chief. 100 tGoi-
l.ns) Is 10 /. won; Sharper Knight. ~ 1aa-
thews), 70 !, second: First Star ~ tnoti-
mani s to 3, third. Tino. l:ao 3-b. SILVER Fone
J. Nolan Mario Coghili. Bestor. Patrlek r..
Clinton. Cool Hannis. Philisuna and Anselua
also ran. an, ,r-
Third nce five tuIlonssmMl'a claTk, iCt sIap7
lin), 10 l. won; Vcno Won. los tNccsTthy1i
TO I. eooond;. Eel ioa lnentou) to 1 ~ 'hsfa Ma.
ci.s Gertrude DIX, Mia. True Step: Kosohts-
pop Gun I'd G. and Pid Hart also ran.
Fourth race. rve and halt furonge-o1anssee
Blossom 90 (Mottl 10 TO !. won: Cosgrovo ~ ~
Taplin) 8 10 1. second; Lady Panchlta iVe
tHowardl 6 to I. third. Ttme, 100 rev
Haven King Worth and Furlons also ran.
Fifth race. five turlonga-Napa Nick, ls taens
Ieyl 10 T. won Nifty, lo5 (Eoffmnnlc ID 70 l.
second; Baron de Knlb. III tMa'thew,). 70 .,
, tbird. Time :5s as. Tidy Wolffnrth sam
orisspy, Mazurta, cunair. Daylight Lady Pom,
der. Pslatablo Kid North. Buck Thomas and
siIth race ooo mile-cisho. 100 tMotsaio. 9
to / won; ocean Queen. JOS Mott). y 20
second; Hnsson los (Ma,thaws), TO l. tnhd'
limo. t:es Transact Ruyooo and Kick also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
BUTTE RACES BEGIN
ON FOURTH OF JULY
Special to Tho Tribune,

BUTTE, Mont, March N.-Tho Butte race meet
Ing VIII start July and continue for thirty dnya
M Ihs announcement wao madc tonight by II, I.
Wilson, president Of tho Dutto Racing asuocIa
ton.
II ws alao announced by Mr. Wilson that the
valuo OF tho purues and hnndicaps will bo IN
oreaSed for tho coming meeting Tho selling
events viii remain at tho 1900 figure, but the
from $500 up.
tho stake events have not been decided upon
a. yet. but thare will be substnntial increayo
In these
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
Baseball at Granssv{I,s

GRANTSVILLE, March IA
ball practice at the Grantsville hln
begun. a frst.class team win e
in the field. The school will not
up track events this year. This Z
first year athletics have been EYul
attention by the local school.
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ONEIDA STAKE FIVE
WINS LEAGUE TITLE
Idaho Team Beats L. D. S. u
in Fast and Rough Game;
Murdock Beats Fielding.
Special to The Tribune.

0pTCHI 10 IHe II1Oun6-
LOGAN. March 1.-THE basketball Eve
OF the Oneida. Idaho. stake academy won
1.-THE church league championship here to-
might when they defeated the l. D. g q,
team OF Salt Lake, Tho score was 81 to
low, the Oneida center, was the star Of
the game. making a total of nineteen
points for his tenn
The Murdoch academy team of Beaver,
Utah, defeated the Fielding, Idaho. ouin-
tette by lop-sided score OF so to II
The referee was Watson of Ogden and
the umpire Hugh Peterson OF Logan
The visiting players were the guests at
a Ranquet served by the domestic science
depS rtment OF the B. 7, c.
The lineupS:
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yesterday. The meeting, which began
at the Reed hotel in Ogden at II
o clock yesterday morning, did not end
until o CLOCK last night, 1t was pro-
nounced harmonious gathering and
everything was arranged IN readiness
to start the season On April %.
President SMurphy and the delegates
from the north came to Salt Lake after
the meeting They will probably leave
for their home towns today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
Levinsky Wins Again.

| PHILADELPHIA. March 1&.-''Battliur'' LAWN
| SKY scored a s1-round victory over Tim oNciIi
tho Chicago fighter In ak rounds OF tho National
/ A. G. tonight The bout whilo II was no, Tho
best that Leyinsky could put up wag hard fought
| In spots. o'Eeill mnrrcd tho fight by his aln1ost
continual clinching tactics. Ievlnsly fought nioy
erly nhd outboxcd the wostorn boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
Brooklyn Feds Active.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. March 14-Twenty-
three players OF the Brooklyn Federal
league team. headed by Manager Bill
Bradley. arrived hero today from Wash
ington md joined the players who
reached the city yesterday. Spring train
ing on the athletic field Of the University
OF South Carollna was begun at once.