1 HELENA BASEBALL TEAM SHOWS UP STRONG 1 W"ry I mL-- SHIPMENT CITY BANKS ORGANIZE OPENING TRACK AND HELENA DEFEATS 1

A BASEBALL LEAGUE HORSES ARRIVE FIELD MET OP YEAR IF OCCIDENTAL TEAM L Six Are Institutions Represen- Logan Agricultural College yest Brings in Five of Lucky" and Will ted Play Every Will Meet University on Colli, Windy Day Prevents Boys I : Baldwin's Famous Turf Saturday. Cuinmings Field." From Plaving Fast. ! Ball. f An Interesting serlos of busehnll games is promised during the coming season by Everything is In readiness for the track kEENE the six teams recently organized by tho meet to bo held Friday afternoon on Cum-mln- BROTHERS HAVE City JOHNSON'S TWISTERS elerlts ot the various banks, under field between the University of I f SHIPPED THEIR STRING thu auspices of the Salt 7nl;: chapter of the American Institute of Banking. U Utah and the Utah Agricultural college, TOO MUCH FOR LOCALS M. McConnlfuv. tho jowelor, lias donated Promptly at 3 p. m the teams will line a handsome silver cup, to lie presented up for their to the winning team of the league. llrst baseball game of the torses Will All Arrive Before Games were Saturday, April 17, season, and at the same time Starter i'Langford Plays Sensational J, started Callahan will ; In a small way. and the end of cverv send the sprinters awav for End of Next Week From week during the rest of tho summer will the flrsl event In a dual track neet. j Fielding Game, Having ijj witness great activity on the part of tho Larsen Is in line form and Is expected California. money "handlers. " are the to pitch shut-ou- t ball against the Logan Seven Assists. teams represented In the league: Stale. ooys. For the "Aggies," Flcmmlng will Hank of I'tnh, Deserct National and Utah catcli and Morgan will be In the box. I 11 National hanks. McCornlck & Co.. The officials for the meet were selected A small crowd turned out to Cum- - ' The fit.st shipment of horses for lie Walker Thursday evening will HroK. bunk. Commercial National bank and be ns follows: minys - rty nice meeting to be helil and the National. Hani; Repub- Starter and refere. D. A. Callahan; Judges field Tluirsd:)3- afternoon to see ; d:is' of the of the finish. Dr. .the f:iir gniumls auspices lic. Joe Anderson, Lieut. the Helena rnterqiounlain league team under the Elliot and Dr. Plummer; timers, Lieut, ' the Utah Jockey club, begining May fcantschi, Dr. Plummer and John F, Tobln; give the Occidentals a severe dnuVbinp;, I ! Held - UTAH COUNTY Judges. W. S. Hedges. Pern- Snow the score S to 2. game , arrived Thursday morning from EXHIBIT and V. L. Oleson. bein Tho tvas f Jduml. But five horsey, Don Franco! OP STANDARD HORSES Coach Maddock has arranged his entries full of errors and poor Holding on lj; according to s the showing made by the the part of tlie plaj-er- of both teams, ly del Mundo. Liberto, La Chata and men in the class meets and the cross- Special to The Tribune. country run. as well as their records made but this was partly duo to the cold isteria, composed tho shipment of C. In practice PltOVO, April 2.'. At the I'rovo race windy tiny, which made it impossible p. West, but additional horses, inelinl-- yesterday The A. C. U. entries for this meet will track afternoon there was an be as follows- - up of standard-bre- d dash. Whitehead for tho pla3'crs to show at their the noted Lisaro. will arrive in (he exhibition stallions, trot- 220-ya- ting pacing and Carrol; dash. Whitehead and t irse of a few days. These horses were and horses. Considering the Carrol; best. unfavorable condition of the track and dash. Plant and Wyatt; , In dash. Plant. Worstenbome and In the seventh inning-- First Baseman rmerly the property of "Lucky" the short time which the horses have Martlnenu: mile, been trained this spring, there was some-las- t W'orstenhomc. Martineati Hnrmouth, of the Helena team, turned Id win and avo been leased by Mr. rime made. and Cooley: low hurdles. Conger and est for the eason. Mo expects to Harmonic, owned In Sprlngvlllc, trotted high hurdles. Conger and Aldertis. his ankle while sliding to iliird base, half-mli- high Jump. Robinson ft vo a string of a dozen of the best a e In 1:11. and Alderus; brand where he was thrown out by Pitcher Jump, Paddock Brv-an- t, jronghbreds hero for the meet. The lMllle Sherblt. owned In Provo. paced and Froitcr: weights, Langford. trying lo steal the bag, and ". jjP a half-mil- e In 1:12. HaddoeJ:. Freuer and Knapp: pols ... jfe rsitf were iinmodiatcly falcon to the vault. Bennion; relay, yet to be filled. ' was carried from the field. At first Queen Pomona, owned It. B. - ick tv Allen Utah's be- it was thought that his leg above the and quartered for trainin. half-mil- e tewzzr v ,.. 'Jggpjja . . .6r-?- j j entries will dash. of Prcvo. paced a in 1:101. z ,, ' William Ilawko has wired Manager Miss Ginger, by .1. Brinton, Carmlchael and Grant; 220-va- ankle had been broken. owned W. Knight, Jlo-va- half-mil- dash. Brinton - nn to reserve stall room for ten. 2 years old, paced a e In l:3"-l-. B. Y. C. LOGAN BASEBALL TEAM. and Walker: dash. The feature of the contest was the i three-year-o- Gutting and Parsons: - oho horses will be shipped from Hozemnn. ld stallion, and dash. fielding of Langford, who had seven as- a In half-mil- e Bailey. Roberts. Knowllon. Shields and in-il- - owned Sprlngvlllc. trotted a sists and. wit h men on bnses. his (al., fralurdav and wjll half-mi- Richards; mile. Alley. Cole. Dalgllsh;. d In 1:26. then paced a le In 1:101. was good all times. Three ifJ Pimkin. Cijiarlighter, Northwest, hurdles. Brinton and Illggs; d judgment at TIntIc, owned by John ltoundv, paced "AGGIES" JOHNNY WILL ATTELL plays pulled gnti ami Aum Kit. a h.ilf-mlle'- 1:25. HI HIIS, HUE hurdles. Stuart and Hlgg: high Jump, double wore off during the 1ST Adams. K At the sami' timo LO. .1. liamsey will Prodigal, owned hy It. E. Allen, trotted Steffenson. Hartley; broad Jump. game, Langford being party to the half-mi- le 1 Wilkinson, Convlll. Caldcr; pole vault, line-driv- e catch ! St iji from Hie same place and in his a In :i:t. U Adams, first in a sensational Spltko; Young, I of driving hummer throw, ; ing will be the splendid The exhibition teams owned Oleson; and throw from an awkward position handicap by Amanda Knight, Joseph T. Far- - Convlll. shot, Convlll. Richardson, ro C ressina. lie will also bring PLAY WITH CHIMED poonos Wilkinson. Oleson; discus, Convlll. Wil- to first base. 'j rer,.itvli. Allen and V. Lester Mangum H5 mitsiBE 5?St I LB.SJ.THEIB Johnson, who pitched first seven roaftfi', (d. White. Martinmas, 51a-- 1 marie a splendid exhibition, as well as kinson. Oleson. relay. Brinton.. Walker. the and others. good time. - Grant and Convlll or Carmlchael. evonings for the Helena team, was Hollander three i - ICeci'e Brothers shipped their string The Kenluckv saddle stallion owned bv and let down the colored hit- William Knight gnve a - mi Oakland Thursday and L. T. Lee J. wonderful HIGH SCHOOL BEATS tors with four scattered scratch hits. exhibition of his dlfterciit gaits. The Morgan. With Good Support.! Holdout Arranges His Business 'Coulon Says That He Will Xot King then relieved Johnson and was fij on M-- expected to arrive this morn-- f stallion Is considered the most wonderful C. jv. S with Would B. f. IN BALL GAME touched up for three hits in the eighth at o'clock their shipment. horse of his class that, has ever come Have Won His 'j and Will Report for Work Give Away Too Much by on Hi I'lio "fulnwav Special' left Los Ali- west. inning, which, assisted an error With all base and a stolon base, brought os Thursday morning. Additional these splendid and fast horses, Game Easily. . May 2. , Weight. The high school baseball team won third e Utah county will try to lead in the horse trom the C. B. T team Thursday after- iu two runs, the only score made by the lly s wire placed on the train to aeeoni-dat- horses, line. noon on the high school campus, by a Occidentals. S't tho laige number of score of 12 to 10. Although the high lis being in cars. The The I.. D. S. baseball team won the CHICAGO. April 22. It Is rumored to- - CHICAGO, April 22. "There will be no Thomas and Petro of the Helena team Jji built .box school was In tho lend throughout the gT II r STRANG BUICK game clay allowed no stealing, while J. Burns was Lake "loute arranged a forty-hou- WITH with the Logan "Aggies" Thurs- that Catcher Johnny Kling. who has bout between Monte Attcll and Johnny j game, the outcome was In doubt to the last, B. caught, asleep for six rucks. 7? tcdu'e for the train so that ft will day afternoon, at Walker's Held, by the thus far refused lo rejoin the Chicago Coulon unless agrees to box 11". j as the C T. players were able WINS THREE EVENTS Altell at to hit at will. Errors were numerous The Helena team gave, indication of Th, : until sonic time Saturrtnj' score of 7 to 5.' Lack of consistent sup- National league team, will to hiB and ' airhe return pounds ringside." base running was poor. a fast bunch when once in condition. SF port at critical times lost the game for post May 2. The report Is given out Is to The high lineup was - CHATTANOOGA. Tenn-- . April 22. that This the ultimatum sent James school somewhat and if t lie other teams in the Inter- 5J Pwo rews of ciirpcniers wire at work altered, owing to a morning rough-hous- e With at least HO.OOO people lining the the farmers, although Morgan, who was he has been able to arrange his business Coffrolh, the San Francisco promoter, by mountain league are as strong as the tairing tln grandstand mid building between two classes of the scr.ool. In course, the daring drivers in the automo- In the box, really pitched a game affairs Kansas City so I will re grounds, better at that he can Emll Coulon, father of tho bantam cham- which three of lie ball players took part. Senators, the peoplo of Salt Lake j.. stalls at the fair and bile hilt climb today made startling rec- than did Lund L. D. S. leave them during the summer months. pion. Coulon says he close fj, on (rack will be this Si rang, youngest for the Morgan has conceded The en lire crowd was expelled and the be treated to good ball beforo the rk the started ords. Lewis member of out thirteen men only President Murphy is quoted as saving enough In agreeing to a weight far above players barred from playing until further the present season. the Huick tam. passed under the wire struck and allowed that the alleged decision of Kling is news of of i live hits, to the bantam limit today, and states that notice. The missing men were Captain The individual scores wore as fol- - n. winner In three events. while Lund was hit more freely him, but no surprise. he will not agree lo scaling six hours be- Tommy Fltzpatrlck, "Pig" Ward and San Antonio Speeding around the sharp curves the and hnd only ten strikeouts to his credit. The announcement was made al Mur- fore the bout, as Attcll wishes. Howard Canland. lows: t Entries. men did slack- phy's headquarters . fearless at the wheels not Both teams out scoring in some time ago that "Cofl'roth wants ps to meet June 12 The lineup of the teams was as follows: IJELKNA. ( lo en started the upon twenty-llve-roun- ;cul The Tribune. their speed and frequently their Kling would bo called to pav a line in a d go," said the High School. C. B. T. on very edge road- opening Inning, two runs being up of $1000 AB. R. BII. PO. A. K jf AN ANTONIO, April 22. Following tires were the of the chalked before he would be allowed lo of the chnmplon, "but I wo c 2 I V-- way, a swerve an play with the champions. father think Green Williams Ptls. s.?.. lb ? I I tli entries for tomorrow's races: whore of half inch for each side. After two Innings. In This state- have made concessions enough without Trescdcr p II. Gallacher I 0 n li seven-eight- Smith, s.s -' p 'lral race, of a mile, would have sent them to the bottom of which neither team scored, the saints ment was later tnoditled by President giving Attcll all he wants In : :t 5 z I Murphy, who the weight Young lb Bates WcyRior. 2b 2 Wolf. 10S: Col. Austin. 10S; deep ravines. got another mini around the bases and said thai Kling would have line. Lou Roarman Is O. "J '2 1 lfiv . after Johnny Gallacher 2b Romney Monc, :ib 0 1 is Until..-- 10.".: Henry Bolton. 103; George Dewltl went into the ditch at repealed the trick In every Inning but to "patch it. up with Manager Chance again, but he will to post II. r "hair-pin- have a forfeit Romney 3b.. ..1 Atkins Irby. r.r t 1 - I 10.".; " ma- he Is Sco-vll- nco Lora. Herman Baker, 103; the curve and though his the eighth. In the eighth tho "Aggies" before taken back." before we will notice him. William L. Romney.. ss., .. McNIece :t 1 10 0 Av. 1; 100; was Marmouth, lb I J'ulnt, 100: Severn, Prudish. chine smashed Dcwltt escaped with started things, when they were four runs of Kansas City has nnide an offer Hurlbut If .Godby G. Thomas, c .1 2 II : 0 Ay ; Dick Llghtfoot. 100: a few bruises. to did ..4 ( Easter Roses, the bad. but the spurt not last and Champion Hitter Arrested. for Johnny to meet Kid Russell of Den- Kllpa trick ef ... . .Mooro Petro. e 1 0 0 !; 0 vJb In the two L. D. S. In ten-rou- seventh evont cars wcro the did not have lo take their - ver. May M. a go at 110 Thomas rf Stout iceiiy. i 0 1 1 n riaj eeoiui race, seven-eight- j'rille." "halr-pln- " PITTSBURG. April 22. Hans- Wacnor l.r of a ditched at the curve. Louis last Inning. pounds, and If Attcll does not make some Umpire Robert Porter. , . .'! U .0 0 fi 10(5: must have thought he was trying to Murray, cf lug Sir Harry. Engraver, 105; C. Doerhofer. In a mammoth machine, Hrossard played a. good game make we may 1 1 0 for the a home run from the speed he was show- concessions take this match." Johnson, p :t 1 1 mi). 100: Nebraska Lnss. 101; Lula G.. skidded from the roadway, turning a A. C and did well with the stick, while 0 1 0 0 ; ing with his motor car in Grant boule- Klng. p Tallow Dip, 00; Llz.Ie, 0!): Speight. complete somersault. Ills car was de- Lund and Richards contributed the most Loso. DEWEY WANTS TO MEET J Lyln, CP: Klumc. vj: Excclsls, U9; In- to L. T). S. vard yesterday, according to Policeman American Horses - molished and Doerhofer was sevcrclv the score. 35 S II 27 17 6 j ly HUrllng. St. jured. The lineup follows: Bender. Charging him with speeding at AUTEUIL. France, April 22. No Amer- JEFFORD FOR SIDE BET Totals seven-eight- I the of forty miles an I 'bird race, Of n mile L. S. rate hour. Bender ican horses won here today. Thomas OCCIDENTALS. 11 D. A. C. U. today made Information Ing Uncle Henry, 4: Pride, of c against the Hitchcock's Regal Royal failed to 'get a AJB. Ft. 13 H. PO. A. K SALT Snow Flommlng champion a M. Joyce, manager C udHloek. Ill: Rip Hap. Ill; Walter LAKE TEAM TO Lund p... Morgan batter and summons was place in the Prix Garchesl. and W. K. C of Nat Dewey, J. Burns, c 5 " 1 7 W. 108: I'liff Cole. 101: 3S: served on him for a hearing tomorrow who boxed Joe Jeffonl In Park City re- S 5 2 1 Mnrohi. Gallacher lb Costley . Vanderbilt's Herkimer was unplaced in Hawkins, s.s I I ulnl, OS. morning. cently won on a U 1 n .11 01: Mollore, SHOW IN GAME TODAY 2b the Prix Peplnlerc. and foul hi iho thirteenth C. Burns. r.f.. Kichards Egbert In of.... U ourth race. of a mile, round, was the city Thursday and said Langley. ... I I :'. 2 3 - -- Horton s.s Hrossard 2b..... ing Virginia Lindsay. Of-- !, his man hnd I tl I HI: Vat The Sfilt Kesler r.t Hatch that received the worst Mlddlcton. I.f 0 Lake base- J 10S; Virginia Deach. 101, airs. Bob. Intermountaiii tluowdown In his fighting career. lie .... J 0 2 It 2 ball team will play game Frost e.f Webb Laurence. 3b... t : Donna Elvira. 101; Saint Acnes, lot; Its first this tald that Jefford continually fouled his l 0 0 .11 '. 101; afternoon on the Walker Held. The op- Howell l.f Sadler Hargravc, cf lc Newman. lilello of Texas. 90; MAJOR BASEBALL man. being unable to make nnv kind of - l JJ " M !!b LEAGUES Cans, lb ' ssi; posing team will be made up Lee Fryer a 1,81 rdy. Minnie Bright. SI; Carasco, of the best showing against Dewey. When Dewev Langford. p.. I 0 (I 7 t ball players who have recently arrived, by 1 2 fi r, 7 S !1 In r.f.... Score innings arrived Park City he was booked as : 1 "All-Stars- ," 7 I Tennnnt. P ' Tf tli race, of a mile, purse with Kred Annis to pitch for the L. D. S 2 0 0 11 2 0 an easy mark nnd no one would a ' A ' bet V. ,r 110; The Salt C. IT. 2 0 0 U 0 1 0 2 0 ' Swanner. Geo Whir.. 113; Lake team has had A. cent on him. but since the light he has Totals .tf) 2 S 27 10 3 tor 115: Hollow. IKS; 10. C. two weeks of hnrd practice and the l backing $1700 against Sir. Ilunte. secured for Jefford 1 2 :: 4 ." 6 7 S 0 j j. v., 10G; Inspee-Bln- l. boys feel as if they can bent anvlhhlg NATIONAL AMER8CAN any Score by Innings Ill; James Gas Men to Play Ball. time the latter wishes to make a 0 1 2 0 0- loG; 100; I'ar-o- . in tho west. game will prompt- Helena 0 113 -5. Dandy Dancer. The start match. 0 inn: Miss Snack, 00; Voice. 0U. ly at 3 p. m.. and the players who will The new business department and tin- Joyce said that Jefford was willing to Occidentals 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02 represent Salt ol'lice force of the gas company have or- - ' Won. Lost. TC. Earned runs Helena Occidentals 1. Ixth race, mile and purse Lake are: Whalcn find Cincinnati 0 2 . To Detroit v.:."- light again providing the purse was split 1H0; Shan-aha- n ganl'cd baseball teams, and will meet bases Stls. Irby, Harmouth. C lllppewa, 100; Vesme. Biiehanan. Mcintosh, catchers; Hunt. Thomas. I5oston t ,Wt New York ,. even, but .Toy.e says Dewey will not Stolen ; r.eorge OSJ; Bev, and In the near future to decide which has j n tal Thomas, Kelly, Murray, Left on base? II. White. Hannibal Walts. pitchers; T.nssl, New York :: '.' .coo Boston :t :,7i box JefTord with a loser's end. Dewey 07; 02-- ; first; Flick, the better team. A number of old Helena 7. Occidentals 10. Bases on balls Doubt. Tennkce, Dr. Nash, second;. Head, short: Corbln. stars Chicago :: :; .r.oo - Insists that entire purse and a suitable 92. will bo seen In tile lineup and a very ex- I',11,,ia, 3 !300 Off Johnson 1, off Langford 4. off Ton- - Ivauhoe, third; Sturgeon, Clinton and Klchmever Philadelphia 2 :i :: side bet must go to the winner, and If - eleven-sixteent- Is Man- .ion Cleveland 1. Two-bas- e Harmouth, John- in citing contest expected. General .1 nam hits ffSfcSovcnth jaee. of a the outneld. ..ITS I ! Jefford wants this kind of game he can - ager Kuss will in- St. Louis Philadelphia 3 120 .son. Throe-basi- e C. Tliomas. Doublt Wmlle. selling -- Morning Light. 110; Dick Hlalne. Thomas, J. Charles hold the I upon a hit under contract lo the Plllsbnrg 2 .S3." I .sijn get it moment's notice. MgpltnnWv. 110; 113; Chicago dicator and will be assisted by L. L. Chicago 2 to Wosalcr; Langford to Cans; I'arvo. Ill: Dcshon, N'atlonals. will plav on the Salt Brooklyn . .2 l ." 11.",: who will look the bases. Washington 2 ,28U Langlev to Hawkins to Cans. Hit by WlJen Wolmsle. 113; Haughty, Lake team until called for. after . The learns will line up as follows-Ofllce- WEDGE IS A FIGHTING pitched ball Stls. Struck out By John- - 1JV: Florence X.. Ill; Lloyd. 00; J "reckless, 1)0: Capt. Sid Smith, 113; Knn- - New nuslness. Hard Hitting Game. Home Team son . by Langford 5. Passed balls TO II. Mann c F. II. McGuire Victory. 2. Time of game 1 hour .'0 mln- - BURRIS ARRIVES 22. de- PARSON FROM OMAHA Burns C. Cllve p I. L. Stone. RROOKLYN. April New York NEW YORK. April 22. "utes. Umpire Ioorehend. Attendance ,H feated Brooklyn today, S lo 5, In a game The New York 53S RACE AT SALT PALACE J. M. Vlck. by Americans, making their lirst home ap- "00- - Two High School Games. lb A 10. Collot marked hard hitting and plenty of er- pearance CHICAGO. April 22. Rev. F. R. W. Tillman rors. Ames was in by of the season, today defeated I' jKI,,rIda afternoon two baseball games 10. Scarborough 2b T. I. Peacock relieved the sixth Washington. S to 1. R. Wedge, the pugilistic pastor of Omaha, Posponod. .11) Wiltsc. R. II. E. II. E. Kelay Race mfftll be played In the high school league. Jack Harris arrived from Newark. N. It. G. Hunt Schuster Washington i 7 has given the professional exponents of Now York , 8 11 ." suirpil-'- Owing a Bfie Salt Lake high school J.. Thursday, and said that J. M. Chap- C. E. Tillman ss I. E. Clark New S the manlv art in Chicago the to the fact that class track between the S 3 York - j teams, on high man wa.s having great success with W. F. If A. T. Clark Brooklyn 5 of their lives. He canio here early 111 meet will be held at the high school Sat- mnd the Granite the his Davidson Batteries Smith av Street; Qulnn and Sunday-scho- Bmejiool ram mis. and the other between new bicycle track. The races are proving L. V. Griggs cf Fairbanks Batteries Ames, Wiltsc and Schlel: Klehiow. the week for the sole purpose of Imparl- urday. the relay race so popular Chapman Wllhehn and 'Uerg. Umpires Rlgler and ing to Pncky MeFarland a few hints In which wut to take place has boon post- - ; IBio All Hallows collcgi' and .Jordan teams that is building an 10. N. Slaughter if Clawson - Jgrn the Douglns grounds. additional 2500 seats to accommodate the .subs "Con." Eble Turby. the line points of the p:istlme, and for poncd one week and will be held Salur- ; -- I'ort "Fuzz" Jlartnuinn. 1. meeting of i large crowds which go to the races every G. P- - Uyacr. Hard Fought Contest, six rounds the rival of Rattling Nelson day afternoon. May At a Sunday afternoon. Ferguson Wild. had his hands full. Mr, NY edge s second the club leaders of the various bo.va" Murrls says Kramer Is CLEVELAND. April 22. St. I.ouls won triumph was a friendly encounter with clubs of the city. Thursday night, gen- - that the "king Billiard Tourney. PHILADELPHIA. April 22. The Bos- re- - pin" of riders. Fogler beat him once from Cleveland today in the fourteenth Harry Forbes former bantamweight eral arrangements were made for the 7 ton team was defeated in tho opening inning, 011 but six of the other riders boxed the NEW YORK. April 22. C. F. Conklin on two bases balls. Laiole's champion of the world, In which the par- lay race and a committee wns appointed 11. A. Wright of Fran- game of tho local National league season errors and sacrjllce lly. R. H. E. son outdoor track meet, , champion and ho was of Chicago and San I Ferris's broke more than even. lo draw rules for the powerless until today. to 0. Ferguson wild , too late to sprint for the tape. cisco are the two unbeaten men so far here was Cleveland n; The athletic churchman Is a strong ad- which will llkelv bo held at Wundnmerc. Percy and tho home team took advantage of his "St. Louis 0 12 2 22. of wAnother Lawrence. Salt Lake's star amateur. Is In the national amateur billiard champion- vocate of boxing and devotes much of his Mav The committee the outdoor tournament, each 'having won two passes by timely hits. R. II. E. Batteries Rboades and Joss, Clarke; spare time to sociable bouts. It is said track meet Is to report to the club lead- - ; having his own way and Is defeating 75 ship I 7 0 g per of games. Conklin scored his second victory Philadelphia Powell and Giuliani, Crlger. I hat in bis earlier days he ligurcd hi n ers at a meeting next Wednesday even-In- cent the eastern amateurs In the 0 I I special open races. tonight, when lie defatcd the local man, Huston number of real buttles. at the Y. M. C A., splendid lUHK Coveleskl Fergu- Dr. L. L. .Mini, by 100 to Batteries and Dooln: Though the game was tedious, the win- son arid Smith. Umpires Johnstone and Pitchors Battle. thirty-eigh- Cusack. From Our Boys' Section, CAINE WINS LOG CABIN ner taking t. Innings. Wright BOSTON. April 22. McConnell's error played with Ills usual steadiness and made In the eighth Inning, followed by a sacri- solcflfd from our HANDICAP POOL TOURNEY some remarkably clever open table shots. Reds Defeat Pirates, fice and two timely hits, allowed Philadel- TH1CUSEF0H lAYc'c Mini played a patient uphill name. PITTSBURG, April 22. The National phia to score the only run of a pitchers' .slot'k ol' a average was 1U and Ills Coombs Q spring suils good Conklln's league season was opened locally today battle between and Morgan today. K. Evans defeated A. Rallev in fill. :JS. :: C the high runs, 'oJC-UI- R. B. i thirty-sixt- h 13-- with an game. Cincinnati defeat- H. I 6J! and last game or the con- average S J high 1 1; I ssorliiH'iil Knickerbocker suits was i. and his 7 . 0 tinuous pool handlcup tournament Mlal's ing Pittsburg, to I, thus advancing to Philadelphia S CR0FULA I Log at the runs. F.2, 01. f0. first place. R. II. E. Boston ...... 0 l l Fridaj" and Saturday Cabn. Thursday night, by a score .". selling of 4 - j Kpi Of. OS. Pittsburg 0 Butteries Coombs and Thomas; Mor- The- - of are enlarged glands of neck, to Evans made one run of twenty-eig- ht usualAsymptoms Sorofula the create interest in balls, gave Sockcr Season Opens. Cincinnati 7 K, gan ond Carrlgan. Hiist lo this which him a big lead Lletleld. Gib- Goroa and ulcors on tho body, skin affections, catarrhal troubles, weak and the game, sockar football season was opened Batteries Brandoin and ' The op son; LCwlng and McLean. Utnplr.es Klein Tigers Get Weak. eye3, and general poor health. Tho inherited poison, transmitted through fi A Cain h.:s won the tournament with Thursditv afternoon the Ninth West Kane. place of ft E Morgan second. C. MacDougall, A. and Foiirlh South sTreet grounds by a and CHICAGO. April 22. The Chicago tho blood, pollutes and voakons this fluid, and in its nutritive splendidly Herman and K. Evans have tied for third match game between tho Salt Lake club Americans opened their local season v qualities Alls the circulation v'ith scrofulous matter, which saps tho vitality mTIic suits are made of I s, place. Herman and .Mn' Dougall Ensign team, the contest resulting Easy for Cubs. by 3 I. wnr.-trd- e.heviot. etc. Greys, will plav and the beating Detroit, to R. II. E. of tho systorn. Thousands of childron, born with a scrofulous taint, tonight and the In lie game. The teams will I fi 0 browns, in winner will pluy Evan's a ST. LOUIS. April 22. The Chicago Na- Detroit have childhood In constant physical suffering, and grown to grahnr and new mixtures. thu following night. meet again next Saturday, playing then game Chicago 3 7 2 spont their gat'Double-breastc- - tional team won the Inaugural of the 1 coals with belts on the Tower grounds.- season from St. Louis al New League Batteries Wlllelt and Schmidt; Smith manhood or womanhood handicapped by ill health and stunted growth, j trousers ages (5 to 13 Ensign team Is newly organized park" 7 3. developed. S. S. S., u J Bynickerbocker Amateur Boxing. The to today. to It. H. E. and Sullivan. and perhaps later some diseaso of the bones or joints and will make an effort win the Dnynes Louis 3 7 I An amateur boxing tournament will be won last year by St. given in thoir early llfo, would havo provontod this. It would have cup. which was the Chicago 7 10 0 'A J held at the Salt Palaee tonight, at which Eureka leant and is held by it a I the Batteries Salle and Brcsimhnn: Brown cleansod and purifiod tho blood of the t.uint, nourished and stengthened Wlllard Hean's stars will perform. A present time. systoms, assistod occh to grow strong, healthful manhood . m. to of four-roun- d and Overall, Moran. Umpires O'Day and PACIFIC LEAGUE thoir and into Values $8.50 series boxing contests Emslle. or womanhood. S. S. S. is tho very remedy for Scrofula. goes 'm which will be for points, are slaled. to- Roller Loses, best It lmvhhxy Sal- - gether with two or three I Dr. of cleansos circulation of all and g M other athletic . Seals Beat Vernon. down to tho bottom the trouble, and the Jh features. I CHICAGO, April 22. Dr. Roller, the supplios tho weak, diseased blood with strength D ffit urday f Iwuvy weight wrestler, failed to LOS ANGKLES, Oil. April 22. Score: ccrofulous matter. It Seattle health-buildin- g the purifying effects of great m 1 J 3 Edwnvd Payson Wester.. throw Jim Onlvln, the New York grap- - Northwest League It. II. E. hnd qualitios, and under this pier, twice In thirty minutes last night Vernon 0 remedy all symptoms of Sorofula pass away. S. S. S. contains no minerals 'Sj nWIGHT. ill.. April 22. Pav-so- n 2 7 3 Edward and lost the match Roller succeeded in Tic in Hits. Snn Francisco in any form, and is an absolutely safe treatment for children, even infants, Weston reached hero tonight on lils gaining one fall In 10 minutes, 2fi sec- Batteries Scliafer and Hogan; Henley persons any ago. Scrofula any medical walk from New York to San Francisco onds, witli a crotch hold anil a wrist SPOKANE. Wash., April 22. Score: and Berry. or of Literature about and advice il ll was delayed by the heavy mud and pin R. II. K. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. lock, but could not Calvin's shoulders free. ! 1 did not reach liloomington. as he ex- to tho mat In the remaining time. Aberdeen 7 10 2 Kept Down, II t pected. Ho hopes to will; Into Spring-Hel- d Spokane I 10 3 Hits Kllll-la- y, tomorrow. j Batierles Feinoll and O'Brien; SAN FUANCISCO, April 22. Score: Trade Is Joke. Jensen and Ostdlek. R. II. E. Sealed Orders Wins, CHICAGO. April 22. President Com-lSKe- y Sacramento 2 1 or the Chicago American league Oakland I I 2 SANDOWN PA niC. England. April 22. ' Seattle Boats Portland. threo-year-o- club characterized the Cleveland report Batteries Baum and Graham; Chris- The Editor cup. a handl-ea- p exchange of Cleveland play- - SEATTLE, Wash.. April 22. Score: tian and La Longe. 228-23- 0 1000 sovereigns, of a possible MAIN STREET. of Was won hero to- ers for Ed Walsh as a huge Joke today. R. H. E. il ny by Sealed Orders. Jaeknon wa.s sec-on- d Seattle lo 0 CIGARS M would bo tine use." said Mr. " PORTLAND,. Or., April 22. FLOE DB BALTIMORE P. Whitney's "That 0 I Score: and If. Perseus Hi., Comlskoy. "Perhaps they would like to Portland 3 R. II. E. third, Ninutecn horses Thompson and Shea; PJn-nan- thoy offer a natural and uniform started. have me and my grandstand thrown Into Battrle Los Angeles u li 1 Arc mild and pleasant; Nothing In it." . and Troek. I S ly Gotch Will the trade also. Portland smoke. Not Box. . Nagled and Orendorff; Gar- & LINDLEY, H TACOMA, Wash., April 22. Score-It- Batteries RIEGER April 22. American Horses Win. ; rett, Grauey and Armbrusler. 1 I'JOONB. Ia.. Frank Gotch. H- - E. Distributors, S champion to- SALT LAKE wrestler of the world, sold VANCOUVER. R. C. April 2,. At the; Tacoma 2 t 1 I through mnnuger. ! Sold J'iVorywhcre. a B day his Emi Khmk, nunual horse show now being held here, Vancouver .3 7 1 American Association." that he had given up alt Idea of ever en- were, - TURP EXCHANGE. pugilistic American exhibitors much In evl- Batteries Baker and Kelluckcy; Pad- At St. Paul St. Paul, 0; H: tering the ring. deiiee. They secured all the prizes in dock and Sugden. Umpire Frary. lis. 1. BK. 18 E. Second South. class iiS for roadsters, single trotting At Columbus Columbus, 0; Louis- California and Eastern Races. Sporting News maro or gelding, and over, Tempting Bargains ville, 2. Additional on and l.'.'J or under. The Americans In Milwaukee: Milwaukee, 1; Kansas Wire for all Sporting Events. - uL12l-.ALai.- At addition won blue ribbon llrst.-.- ami f-- i -- la liats. neckties and shoes !l City. A. Page Twelve v.r,t.- - yndft In several ytln r vtieet for llir?e daNH jjioj'C, j At Toledo Toledo. C; InuVr.apolis, 5. J :