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10 SALT THE LAKE HERALD THURSDAY MAY 3 > 1906 y IT IF HAPPENS B ITS HERE IL IF ITS HERE II THE HERALDS SPORTING PAGE nrs RIGHT SIR HUON WINS linEAL WEATHER SCENES YESTERDAY AT THE INTER- YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES L I KENTUCKY DERBY AND HIGH S1ORES MOUNTAIN SHOOTING URNAMENT NATIONAL J AMERICAN Yon Lost pe I> Won Lost JPC New York 14 3 PhIladelphia 9 i 13- Chicago 12 6 6G Cl 7 G 53- Pittsburgh c 10 6 62e W3ashington 3 7 5u- Is a Strong Favorite and Going Intermountain Trap Shooting 9 S 5229 3Chieago 7 7 iOO Boston 7 10 412 New Tork ar 7 7 iiOO Good Has Little Trouble- Tournament Begins St Louis 6 9 4OG Detroit 7 7 50d and Cincinnati 7 14 350 St u 7 S 10SJ6T31x1 in Galloping Home Large Crowd Attends Brooklyn 4 13 285 Boston Cleveland = Boston May 2 lack of con ¬ May 2 Cleveland bunched- responsible its hits in the first said sixth and scored trol was for another defeat twice as many runs as St Louis ON sustained by Boston today New York although PUBLIC DOWN BIG RACE TWIN FALLS MAN HIGH GUN winning 4 to 3 in ten innings All of outbatted Niles onehand catch of i Days fly off the right field fence was Now Yorks runs tt result of the feature The was Interrupted- t bases on bills or men bang hit by wild by urns i pitches Score shower Score TIME IS WHICH IS FAS T CR H E 208 35 BIGELOW OF OGDEN BUT ONE R H E J Sew York 4 9 2 Cleveland n 2 5 FOR SLOW TRACK 1 St Louts 1 7 0 POINT BEHIND IDAHO CRACK Boston 3 U Batteries I BatteriesMcGinnity Ames and Mar- Bernhard and Clarke Glade shall Maroncy an Needham Threebase and Rtekea Marshall Base 01 hitsHoward balls Detroit May 2 seven Louisville Ky May 2 Sliding along OfjMaro y 6 off Ames 1 off McGin Detroit bunched With weather conditions almost perfect nit 12 Struck out By McGinnity 3 of its hits in two inaiiigs and 93 Chicago with a machinelike precision which b Ames 4 by Maroney 3 Umpires made all of its errors In the same lodg and a large appreciative crowd In attend I of play was easy seemed more like the movement of a ance day Emslie and Conway comparatively steam engIne the first of the intermountain for the locals Haft of the ret tjta went than a horse Sir Huon a tournament marked bne of greatest to the San Francisco relief fund Score- falsetto colt of Ignites the out and starting days sports at the traps ever witness l Cincinnati May Cincinnati was un R H E for the first time as a yearold won in Utah As one neared the shooting abldfi db much with the delivery of Detroit i 9 3 the thirtysecond Kentucky derby today grounds admirably located on Popperton WiHis today Dorner was a victim of poor Chicago 2 9 3 place support was put Batteries Donovaa and Schmidt Owen Always tit favorite in the betting Sir of the city the whole a disputing and Sullivan spect of the place indicated in s coed inning for the c Huon owned by George J Long of Louis was that them umpire Score something doing out of the ordinary Boston May 2 villa won with apparent ease the Elli ¬ The of ten marksmen in Iin R H E bunched son shooting 1 7 3 three hits the first JnIii the game entry Lady Navarre amd James Red as fast its six boys Cincinnati L t could lotU Q- here today 4ii Ie toy dick finishing traps reminded one of the opening of PIttsburg 4 11 and haws second and third duck season the B nnt SthleI Viliis and poor throw scored two runs Patten held It was the opening day of the spring or what ones imagination Boston safe the rest of the contest would paint as the sound coming from a Pcitz Threebase hits Meir Struckout- Score meeting of the new Louisville Jockey skirmish line going into battle By Dorner 3 by Willis 5 Base on Falls club and between 15000 and 30000 people Once in the midst Off Dorner 2 off Willis 1 Umpire R H E of it the shellstrewn Johhstone Washington S 9 1 packed the enclosure at the time ground and the grim determination of 2 i the dozens I i derby was run of the best shots In America a quickly convinced the spectator these St Louis May far season BatteriesPatten and RtCPddn YoullP The time of he big race 08 35 was men were that iSo this Winter and Graham- considered good for too track which was- out for blood There was no St Louis has failed to win a game on the a trifle slow joking or joshing about the contestants home grounds todays contest going to At New YorkNew YorkPhKadfelJIhiS just a plain You will have to go sonr Chicago by a score of 5 to 1 Score- game postponed rain Heavy Betting on Result if you get me look about the different R H E cracks as they stood five in each semi St Louis 1 9 t The betting on the derby was the hoax ¬ circle on the firing line Chicago 5 13 2 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE lest ever all the starters except Batteries Egan and Holmes Lundgren- Yellers finding good The field Blue Rocks Blown to Dust and Earned ruiiS o 2 Pprtland Ore May 2 Mayor was away almost immediately to pitched Lana a fair two such i Twobase hitsKling Base on balls Off the first ball in the opening base start with James in the lead With squads in action blue Egan 3 Lundgren 2 gamy but animal rocks were being thrown by the hun off Struck out hall of the season Dr E L that drew back behind Lady dreds As By 5 UmpiresKIem and House pastor of the Con ega al i Navarre who was ranged alongside Sir the small black looking ob irst I Carpenter church would have Huon jects made plainer to the by a Van it had not Passing the grand Hyperion small yellow circle whizzed through the Haltren of Oakland got his body in stand II air they were way before it reached the reverend catch- was out in front and going as though he literally blown into dust WESTERN LEAGUE er After that the local team loses had seen a ghost ell Huon was slip by the well charges of shot Per¬ game poor easily two and a haps twenty blue rocks would meet this fielding and errors behind half some Attendance 2500 Score the leader with Lady Navarre and fate then unlucky marksmen would Denver May 2 Splendid fielding of R H Tteddick hanging on his flank These po- fail to hold in the ri ht spot and a lon < Roddick and Belden won E blue go opening Portland 1 3 T sitions were maintained until half a mile rock would sailing through the game of the season for JDenver Score- Oakland 4 ¬ as 2 a had been accomplished Hyperion II foot air the referee called the one word R H E BatteriesGarvin Caltff Toren an It at a rate calculated to stand an Missed Denver 4 9 Donahue Graham and Hackett Umpire ordinary field of horses on their heads All day long this scene continued and Sioux City 3 S 1 Knoll Hyperion Is Tired it is estimated that nearly 10000 blue BatteriesEngle and Zalousky Corbett rocks were thrown and 10000 shots fired and Cal May 2 As the days shoot neared Fresno Los Angeles won After going this far Hyperion seemed was seen the end it today by bunching Wolter In the seventh to tire for an Instant and dropped back that the race for high gun n Pueblo May 2 In the opening game inning Fresno will protest the on on even terms the first half of the tournament was be ¬ with Sir He carne tween A P Bigelow Ogden today D6s Moines made their eight runs account of a decision by McDonald who again however and led to the halfmil of and P J in the first four innings During called a ball foul after Toman had ¬ pole Between the pole Holahan of Twin Falls Ida Then the game the posely knocked halfmile and the ctators began to forget remainder of the held the it out of the lice Score- head of the stretch Sir Huon half a shooters the other visitors safe and the home team accumu R H E f length in front was successively chal ¬ some of them cracks from the five runs Score Los Angeles 2 6 fr lenged by Lady far east to watch the race between lated and Red two western experts thes R H E 1 5 dick but the favorite beautifully rated In the last event Pueblo 11 15 Q BatteriesGray and Eager Wolter and r strode along in his chosen position and of twenty birds Holahan went straight Des Moines S 10 1 Umpire McDonald they could not pass him and Bigelow dropped two givmg TIola Batteries Farout and Messitt Miller The favorite continued to draw slowly han high gun for the day with a total of Manske and Towne Seattle May 2 San Francisco pfcyeii away and passed under the wire a win- ¬ ITS dead birds out of a possible 1S5 Bige ¬ 1 Bunch of Ogden shooters resting after a try at the traps Waiting for the referee to call them to the scratch all around Seattle today and won as sh ner by a length and a appar-¬ low was second with a kill of 177 one Shooting grounds after firing ceased showing ground empty 4 pleased had half and 60 the strewn with shells Uncle John Sharp and Swem the May 2 Hitt at his ently holding some in reserve James behind old timers past and still able to keep up with the youngsters crowd of spectators in every Lincoln Neb Lincoln opened all the time while the Seals hammered ¬ thrown 6 C Hirdchey 5A interested blue rock the championship season by shutting was two lengths behind his sta H the Is expert caught pulling down a hIgh one I three of Seattles pitchers all over tho ble mate The had a guaranteed Amateurs Beat Professionals- out teams played snapp field In one inning San I baIL Score Francisco mad value of 55000 to the winner It was a day for the amateurs Cal Cal seven clean scoring eight run A lison of Salt Lake dlng profes- TRY OUT OF U TEAM R H E Store Summary sionals the Lincoln 4 6 1 and tieing for third place with Omaha 0 4 1 R H E w First race Inaugural dash five and one Becker of Ogden and W F Scott of Hel ¬ INTERMOUNTAIN SHOOTING TOURNAMENT Seattle 0 7 Batteries Eyler and Zinran McNeely San 11 1 half furlongs Robin Hood won Convoto ena Mont two amateur shooters Then Maddock Selecting Material to Meet Gohding and Bender Francisco 36 second Esther third Time 108 15 came Plank of Denver another profes ¬ FIRST DAYS SCORES Batteries Belt Vickers Hall and Second race sional tieing B Y u oA Saturday Blanken hip Hitt and Wilson four furlongs Ting for fourth high gun with Umpire von Lillie Turner second Lady Arion Shemwell of Salt Lake and McMiUen 2 3 4 6 errine 50 of Coach Maddoc c pent a busy afternoon Events 1 5 7 S 9 10 U AMERICAN ASSOCIATION third Time Idaho Falls Hood Waters the Ohio Birds f 15 20 15 15 25 20 15 15 15 20 Third race selling six furlongs Husted crack and IIrsct the winner of yesterday trying out all his new men for Shot won Douglas 1 Missed At Broke At Indianapolis Indianapolis 3 Kan¬ NORTHWEST LEAGUE Colonel Jim second Braden Grand American handicap in 1902 both positions on the team that will go against G L Becker 14 29 14 13 15 20 15 14 19 13 11 1S5 174 2 Ii sas City 9 third Time llfi had an off day end did not do so well as Provo on Saturday No exceptionally- P J Holahan 14 28 14 14 15 14 1S 16 10 7 1S5 Fourth race the Kentucky derby mile expected 3 1915 ITS At ColumbusColumbus 9 Minneapo- ¬ Tacoma Wash May fast time was mane yet several the- C L Pearson 11 14 S 11 8 15 13 11 1 13 15 42 185 143 4 2Tacoma and and a Huon 117 6 One of 4 14 IS- lis Grays Harbor fought f quarterSfr eleven innings i rroxler of the features of the day was H Waters 17 14 14 Li 13 13 1S 14 17 21 for won 117 100 the m 1 look good or 185 164 ToledoToledo 10 St Paul S to i Lady Navarre T Burns kill of straight by Archie Bt elow of for second thirdplaces p F J Barnes 12 14 10 S 13 20 13 IS 17 31 At before the visitors took the victory Fin 9 to 5 117 Dom- 100 14O ISi 164 ney second James Reddick Ogden The state record is 101 The trial heats in the and yard C Callisoif IS 17 14 14 14 20 15 15 30 13 ro 11 185 174 forced in the winning run in the last Inick D to 5 ¬ 7 u n 6 an- third Time2OS 35 Ve and was made by John M Browning in dashes to pick a man SOl F M Bybee H IS 13 14 IS 15 14 13 16 13 19 20 185 1655 and hit brought In Hyperion 1S05 third J those g Lynchs lours II and Debar ran Ogden in This record stood ever F Mosiey 14 19 IB 14 14 20 15 13 19 12 16 IS5 171 COLLEGE SCORES other steal in the tenth events resulted 4n a tie between Earl 9 114 ¬ Fifth race four furlongs Seal won since and Bigelow lacked one A T Shane c 13 16 32 12 13 16 10 11 19 14 16 34 135 tying the score for Tacoma was the fea but bird to 10 151 learner Griswold second Bozrrian third tie it Bennion Will Ferguson andSam Kar N G McMillan 13 20 B 15 13 19 15 14 5 13 17 13 1S5 ture Score 49 11 172 Point N Y Yale 5 Time 25 rick No time was H C Hinschy 10 18 l3 14 18- 19 13 12 6 14 16 2S 1S5 At West West R H E ThreeCornered Race taken In the half ti 197 2 Sixth race selling mile ian won 12 COW ln 7 10 10 Iff 10 14 11 10 10 69 Point Tacoma T 4 11 3 mile the men finished Dale John J ii 9 1S5 116 At 4 Brown 3 Chamblee second Careless third Time One of the features of the day was the Pitt 13 W F Scott 14 10 13T 14f 14 IS 14 14 20 15 17 11 185 174 PrincetonPrinceton Grays Harbor f J 2 HQme 14 IM threecornered race between Shemwell and R Neiison in a dead heat H Keefe 12 15 14 12 11 16 11 13 IS 12 19 29 186 BatteriesFInney and Shea Yeazell of 15 156 Salt Lake Bigelow of Ogden and Scott The time for thfs event was 218 No W H Parker 1A 19 15 12 13 15 15 9 17 25 185 160 JUNIOR BALL GAMES and Boettiger UmpireHuston IN LEAD of ill 16 W 14 SO 13 1714 AMERICANS Helena the shootoff for first place time was on ¬ W Shemwell 13 02 17 15 14 Iii 185 172 in event No 9 taken the mile but the fol 17 H 14 20 13 20i519 The Little Wasatchs defeated the Sixth Spokane May 2 Athens May 2 Olympic games All three went twenty men were P Pease 13 14 19 11 13 16 1B 19 21 185 164 Wash Spokane de straight and decided on a chosen Harr Scott and IS W M Bransford 14 15 7 12 11 15 13 12 1g a 16 4Q South Juniors yesterday by a score of feated Butte in a slugging herp committee published today twentyfive Leonard Bailey 1Sl 142 25 21 match prior to the bird race to settle th tie The trial heats of the 19 W W Mitchell 10 20 11 12 10 13 12 13 ro 13 14 IS to today Butte used pitchers presentation of prizes off quartermile 20 both of the a full list of at a hurricane pace Bigelow dropped will take place A McKenzie 13 1G 13 14 14 16 10 11 19 14 19 26 185 whom were hit hard The score the winners The Americans the The old men are 21 159 took eleven fifth and twentyfifth bird ¬ not faring so well as Charles Plank 14 IS 15 13 14 IS 15 13 19 14 20 13 The Grants beat the Sumners a HT seconds and five while Shem the new ones 22 IS5 172 R E firsts six thirds out of well Sco went ¬ Fuzzy is on the Pugsiley 10 1C 10 12 7 score of 21 to 2 The winners Brinkley- Butte 11 13 4 and t straight again An injured 23 i twentynine events in many of which other twentyfive bird list as well as Chris Russell W S Vincent 11 11 13 p Jensen c FItzpatrick 1 b Spokane In 14 1 compete race was called quite possible 24 Heath however the Americans not and Shemwell dropped two It is that Captain Moore J N Sharp 1 11 12 12 10 14 13 7 11 17 40 185 2 b Bridwell s s McCurdy 3 b Mc BatteriesSchmidt Crable and The Olympic Scott but one wfll be unable to 25 U 13G Swin 3000meter walk of the winning the event enter more than one A P Bigelow 13 i2d 13 14 15 20 15 15 20 14 IS S 1S5 177 Ferson r f Sheove c f Spencer r f dells Simons and Suess games was decided today Stantics Hun- ¬ event on Saturday He broke 26 M 12 10 11 The only accident of the day resulted a small J Swem 15 12 10 7 9 13 12 12 62 185 123 gary won Time 1518 35 JVIuellor Ger- ¬ muscle in his leg He is under the care 27 P B Hasbet 10 11 10 14 10 9 S 16 67 many in a bad trigger finger for In of 28 n 1S5 118 second and Saridakis Greece working Trainer Bean Russell was T C Smeed 11 IS 10 12 13 16 158814 15 13 13 25 1S5 160 GOES ON ¬ the mechanism of his gun his one 29 SMITH MISSION third Wilkinson England was disqual- was of the men chosen by Coach Mad F J 6 12 10 S 12 10 12 11 10 12 12 65 1SS TWO HPIRES APPOINTED finger badly cut He kept on shoot ¬ dock to 30 120 ified for running ing but missed enter the rd dash in the R J 12 18 9 10 10 15 S 10 12 13 19 49 185 136 l the next five birds coming meet Yesterday he 11 1C Browning 11 15 13 straight which hurt his average cut his foot 13 13 17 13 12 14 12 IS 29 1S5 156 George Brown Elected as Captain of DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL day considerably- for the with a hay knife His injury will 32 S J10 12 10 11 19 12 S 16 probably put him in the 3 Pickwell 14 14 11 12 15 M 11 17 Win Ferrin Acts at Salt Lake and U The tournament continues ¬ stand for U il Baseball Team Vancouver B C May per- through to the rest of the season All the men who 34 H F Mills 13 IE 13 11 14 18 13 13 19 12 IS z 2Two dos 1C 15 159 C sons are dead another die have been trainii hard are sore as the 35 R Hardy 13 16 13 10 13 10 1C 10 1S 12 40 155 E Hayne at Park George Brown was chosen as captain of will and half- very 36 asP 146 a dozen others living near Bend- track is hard to upon Katz U 16 14 16 1214 16 the university baseball team yesterday North HIGH SCHOOL GAME TODAY Despite poor 37 Graves 7 19 10 City B C are very 111 drinking the condition of the team The position from wood Coach Maddpck looks for an easy victory 38 McCurtain 9 11 9 11 has been filled by Lysle alcohol The victims who The High school and All Hallows team 39 Two of the arbiters of the diamond for died are Mrs of the High School league on Saturday Marik 7 13 14 IS 14 15 qt 14 20 Smith but he recently discontinued school IX Hurley will meet this 40 111 were yester-¬ Jackson and N and T R afternoon on the school campus Bean 14 12 15 1 534 this seasons baseball named tfa go on a mission to Germany Brown life is despaired at BUSINESS 41 Hi son ID 12 17 12ID1- day by H O Shepard Hunters of Hurley 3 oclock The High school team be DEPARTMENT WINS 42 1S President of the is pitcher team had ordered a supply provisions will Newcomb 11 12 for the and is the best of and somewhat crippled the loss of of High 43 J C Utah State league They are Win Ferrin drugs from Vancouver gallon Its players Smith The School department of the L Love 15 II4 of Salt and C Mayne all around man in the school as tar as a of wood the first baseman and D S U baseball team defeated by 44 Jones r- 10 Lake E of Park beIng ¬ RIdd They 6re City President Shepard expects baseball goes During the past few sum ¬ alcohol included in the consign- at third had to leave the the Business department yesterday a 45 Anderson 20 to name ment The llquod was team untilthey maKe their standing 20 6 umpires for Ogden and Eureka in the next mers he has spent his vacation in partaken of by- school scoreof to of the day or so the box a number who did not ef-¬ in work Hammond play business department is now for different amateur teams realize Its third and Captain Dunn will hold out with a of the state fects down challenge to play any school team in the Last Sunday he was slated to play in first city U I BASKETBALL AT that position for the Murray baseball TWO HfG GUN ljfEN team However he that he i be laying himself liable to professional ¬ t- j Athletic Council Decides to Put a ism so he did not play Captain Brown had his team out for Team in Field practice yesterday So far no games It has been definitely decided by have been arranged for the team All PI the athletic council of the University that it efforts to get a game with the other Silly wou1dbe II will put a basket ball team schools of the state have proved futile it of in the field o us season HOW next At present there are sev University of Utah dance 11 oial basket ball players of note at the at SaJtair school among them Morgan Adams the Saturday May 5 815 say ours are the only ent r of the old B Y U team 14L and William Lund a member of the champion L D S team A meeting of BATH AND MASSAGE all the men Interested in the game will I 1 Good Clothes Sold in Towns fl be called and a captain and er ELITE parlors newly manlcur n- elected to look after the universitys in ¬ Ing shampooing chiropody for ladies terests in the formation state gentlemen and league year the and gentlemen ¬ on for next tors 20710 Const Bldg Bell phone 393u 44 open 9 to 10 F The fact is as the Irishman said about the whisky Its RANK OUTSIDER WINS pi London May Newmarket today all 2At i1 good but somes bettern others the 2000 guineas stakes for entire colts i t tt 190S and fillies foaled in distance one I mile was won by Gorgos a rank outsider SALT LAK OURS ARE BETTER CLOTHES better fort you to b at 20 to 1 TURf a GOULD WINS AT TENNIS better for you to I EXCHAI ilk wear better for us to sell 208 t ° i London May 2 Jay MAIN ST Gould of Lake- California and Races Di- ¬ q wood N J in the amateur court tennis Eastern > rect wires on all Sport i championship contests at the Queens in events rrices j club today defeated V W Yorke by 30 I to u t 1000 3500 r Our time is yours for the asking Command us- J C j xk i < r If your dealer says Heres juSt ns good Fst p htm and insist on Baltls r I I more Gisars- < 1 y e E1 On left is P J Holahan of Twin Falls Ida AVbo led all yesterday r- A CO- breaking 178 out of a possible 185 On the right A PBIgelow of second H man CRABBE who broke coming one and within bird of Utah state record of 101 held by J M Browning of Ogden i RIEGrER s LINDBET n 1 The Whiskey Merchants 220 MAINS REET FOLGER HERE TODAY Laketoday r was W with Root a tr 1P i In the s days raco last fall in Manager Johnnie a N Yorkk ride I from Joe Folger yesterday from Col thjs summer j at Salt Lake Springs he Ii t It L shying reach Salt If 7 tlf I t

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