Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-06-27 | Page 9

The Salt Lake Telegram. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1903. c ETT SHOULD DEFEAT BALL PARK THE PLACE JEFF. SAYS HERRERA Y pto'.e. ot-Ul- 'Mexican's ftnwnrvJ ftfcnrc. Herrm ftnnpw onu fnmin? PiiPilktic w v w w w y slon to Be Pulled Off .Battle Between the Big Ones. opinion of Aurelio Herrera, the thus far invincible July 2nd. TuC Little - ww Jav e wr r vg a JS--J v ev- - a. aa. e aa a light-weig- Managers "Biddy" B!hop and Jaraea Blahop. on behalf of their men. Hen-erand Downey, signed article of agreement yesterday afternoon for a twenty- round bout to tak Place at the ball rerk July 2nd. M. K. Mulvey will manage tha fight, which la Mursnc that tha affair will be pulled off aa it abouWl be. A force f workmen will be rut to work nt tha ball park Monday, and tha ple-r-e vtlll soon take on the appearance of an arena. The ring platform will t placed in the angle of the grandatand. and temporary seats viU be built all around It. a er F-ur- BASEBALL GAME IS ht EPIIRAIM. June 27. After being dis banded for several years the fan of this city will witneeg the merging together of the old Red Stocking- baseball team In a game with the Cleavelard ball team of Salt Lake. Tepresentlng the Cleaveland Commission company of that city. Since 1900 this team haa been dl!bandd, differ-en- t aggregations of playera hevlng been gathered together at the occasion aemight call for: of course, not putting up good an article of ball as tn old aggregation formerly did. Ephraim has good grounds and a fine grand stand, which have been the- lying Idle now for aeveral yrars, and Rlch-field are being repaired and fixed up.clalnfci the c lamplonahlp of thle part of the State, having beaten a crowd of players calling themselves the Red Stockings about four weeks ago. On July 2th the local boys and the Cleaveland eipect arto play at ML Pleasant If suitable can be made- - for their rangements grounds. Hundreds of people frcm neighboring towns are expected to witness the ball game here on July 4th. as haa been the case in former yeara when baseball waa at Its height In thia city. of the oppoalng Following la the line-u- p teams: - " -- - E PITCHERS SENT . BENCH BY SLUGGERS Salt Lake Loses Another HOPPER MAKES GOOD Game to Lobsters After IN MILE HANDICAP Close Contest Up to the Eighth Inning. Christie's aggregation of dropped another game to the Ogden team yesterday, giving the Iobsters a lead of three games. The score was close until eighth inning, when Hausen got his eie in action and piled up four runs, the score 9 to 5, which was final, gliomas went in the box for Salt Lake, but. was batted ail over the field, and soon retired for Tozier. Nash, who started the also went to the bad. twirling for Ogden, and lanky i ettes took his place. J. he sccre: ball-playe- I rs OGDEN. AB. R. H. PO. A. Scott. If. .... 2h. Mahoney, Plake. ss. ..... c. Ilausen, 3b. . Fulmer, GJrnlin, cf. .. Clark, rf. ... McDonough, lb. .... Nash, p ... Fettes, 1 2 3 2 3 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 6 5 0 3 1 1" 4 1 1 4 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 2 2 p. Totals 5 5 5 4 0 0 9 SS 3 2 0 10 0 0 27 13 1 5 4 Cook, Kennedy, 3b.. Kgan, ss Fred Clark, lb Kimerer, If Kelly, cf c Bvrnes, Whiting. 2b 5 5 5 4 Tozier, p Totals .. 2 12 5 4 4 1 2 0 3 2 1 1 3 1 0 14 27 - 41 Score by innings Ogden . . . 1 0 0 0 0- 1 11 4 1 1 0 14 09 0 0 2 0 2 05 Salt Lake Earned rtins Salt Lake 4, Summary: un: isasn u. on Ogden 6. Bases on balls hits Fettes f off Tozier 2. Twn-bas- e Cook. Christie, Scott, Flake, 2,McDonough. Three-base hit Bvrnes. Fred Clark to Mahonev. Doubles Plake to Mahoney to Whiting to Fred McDonough; Egan by ThomClark. Struck out By Toziero. 5, Time 2:05. as 1, by Fettes 3, by Nash low. Attendance Umpire Margetts. e e e made When "Dad" Clark, the Lake uniform his appearance in a Salt an ovation by given vesterday, Aheboxwas of flowers was presented the fans. io him at the home plate as he came to fhe bat the first time. He bowed tororthea and landed on the hrst ban -- old-time- r, , . ofcgger. 5. 17 0 0 2 1 1 1-- SALT LAKE MAY OR MAY NOT BE IN IT 0 0 3 5 SALT LAKE. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Christi. rf . g- of 1 1 . Ocrten was reinforced yesterday by for mer Manager Gimlin, McDonough of Butte and Plake, formerly of ethe Utah league. McDonough played here over a year ago on the Butte team. His regular position Is behind the bat, but his worK Testeraay do well at first base, showed that he will e e e The teams meet again on Walker's field this afternoon and tomorrow in Ogden CORNELL'S VICTORY IN THE BOAT RACES Juno 27. 'Varsity POUGHKEEPSlE, wo Cornell flrpf. d miles race, over Penn a of a 10:34; third length time, SEATTLE. June 27. The Seattle Times story which It declares to prints be absolutely authentic, to the effect that Portland, and probably San Francisco and Ixjs Angeles, will be dropped from the Pacific National league at the meeting Monday in Taeoma. The reason for the move is that the game h3s been a losing proposition in the cities named and some or tl.o teams have not the moneythjt to stand the loss. The Portland team wi;l bo transferred to Salt Lake and the season divided, the new half beginning Juiy 7th. PORTLAND, June 27. At a meeting of the directors of the Portland Baseball club of the Pacific National league last night, a resolution was passed Instructing Dr. Emmett Drake, president of the club, to oppose at the league meeting in Taeoma Monday any attempt to transfer the Portland franchise. The directors also Instructed Dr. Drake to oppose dropping Los Angles and San Francisco, unless It is the wish of the two clubs. Dr. Drake said: "If the Portland club cannot play In thi city it will not play In any other ity. There will be no compromise with faa.lt Lake City or any other city." While it is admitted that the team haa lost money and would continue to lose money this season, the directors feel that to drop Portland from the Pacific National league would be a serious mistake when It is considered that the Lewis and Clark fair is close at hand. ONLY $1.00, 4-- 5. 3-- 5; d, 5; js-Ji- . 2-- 5; Via Oregon Short Line, Sunday, June 28th. Kolitz will serve punch and candy free on train. Special going 9:30 a. m., special returning. Poisoning Case Continued. The case of the State against J. W. Coleman, accused of administering; poison to an animal, was carried over to the fall term of the court, upon motion of the District Attorney and attorneys for the defendant. DENVER EXCURSIONS, $18.00 July 7th, 8th and 9th. round trip via Oregon Short Line. Return limit August 31st. See Short Line agents for particulars. Follow the crowds, Calder's Sunday. Have you seen that great r'jrn on The at 149 S. West Telegram's new offices ' Temple St.? ejaSMBBaBSBSaBBSSSjBSBBBJSBBSeSBBSSBSSJBSBSBSBSBSSaBBS) ASSESSMENT NO. 5. The Madeleine Mining company. Office and principal place of business, Salt Lake City. Notice is hereby given that at a $18.00 meeting of the directors held on the 26th day or June, 1903, an assessment of Denver and Return, Ci) of one (1) cent per share was levied on all the shares of the capital Via Oregon Short Line; July 7th, 8th stock of the corporation issued and outand 9th. Tickets good for return until standing, payable immediately to the sec327 D. F. Walker International Chrisretary at his office. No. Utah. August 3ist. For Salt Lake City, Any stock tian Endeavor convention. City Ticket building. unon which the assessment may remain office, 201 Main St. unpaid on July 28. 1903. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, KOLITZ EXCURSION, and unless payment Is made before, ao represented by each many of the shares of the stock so delinquent as may certificate Sunday, June 28th, be necessary will be sold on the 11th day To Ogden and return via Oregon Short of August, 19'3, at 12 o'clock noon, to pay Line. Round trip oniy $1. Punch and the delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising nd expense of candy free on train. Chicken and trout sale. A, J. WEBEK, Secretary. dinner at Winslow's, in Ogden canyon. order of the board of directors, Salt By Special train 9;33 a. in. Lake City, June 2C, 1SW3. 1-- Cha Mrs Kee.'-- 5. FURN1HH Kt wttlr.g !UtMr 'rl roa tl.mit' ;! m-j- Oakland Seattle Portland .. . ... SO ....M ....74 ....59 4 4o 34 2 22 a 2j 50 44 47 .V3 .410 .379 .319 All cars come to full stop nt Calder's. t MfKllr A Co ROOMS R-l-P-A-- Unr.K ele rxoxi.a. FRONT y -- 5 - t, t as '.m - ' t - ! C V-- . I-- 3" rrn.r 1! .. -- r . .e 1 1 tr. . . :r J; f 3 1 M -r,e It Hotsr.e, aV FURNISH e V. AND Terr4e 1K3ARD v. tfl l6l91. V it," Jl N 3 J 1 ED 1 lt e;i-- FURNISHED f.ce.t Wt ZZI ROOM. lat South. Tfcp;e. NICELT FtrNI8HED fWt It f Vy r' rrofeaor mce tr,t the w.j tairea f arm p i;l'.l at lrr iJJ,i A rH"JII 8'ith l N Main ( irh. t-- W1LLARD E. WEIHE, Cratl'iat lt-- l from C.rteervatory f Muar. of r . ar4 tr rr ji t:.n for Rr lo'.ln ltr. tiermanv. tt aa the e Ittr't)totvet lint l n y.iilMlfigh rcr J atwdanl. lAhr. . I. 3. il- - Flrtworks for the 1 $1000 Irrh nte'ro.1. tnjU.tlf g Cor,rrt Vl .l'-'.- Anu f;m an- - rr; p OLDSMOB N I CELT - 1; :J rf an4 w. rUc. ilti lr4 Mjc RfliJoce. 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"y tt M - .... . . .- rr - Ixhsf li ) it K-- j I Niw e v . . gf SMALL tt Co. 7JOA77. V M pi tr.t ' litt I.AT CKi.: ' H IF Tou M.J.: f c rvrtn.i;i M! a u n r. 1 C.il:.ta 1. SArrs. NEW r . n.)n;j) iMrdista cr teftse CA! H t C . 4 E TTEN HAVrTART CO. 1st lfiH let SALT y.r T 4 t. it '. - tV-- tr. am.s .j.n r. - y , . rrr. r iv. I ; 5 - . . . . KK1S FITTEI g"e. , tr. r ; --. 2 Ut9l A e : !H . 1 t ; j : TTT E WTUTE R3. ee TtH AND CJt cr J. ft ,.'t 0 u.rtn NEW OR irw . V : ..- CLAinvoTA:r MONEY LOA2TED PRIVATELY. ON FURNITURE, FIANO. ETC.. TO o yeof aelerted ieole. withoat eoe; eaaymA .ajanezsta: ror.ftJuUiL strictly D. F. Waiaec kleg. Cherry. ; C EICTCLE3 A??D JirPAXRi:;fJ. FHONT r. twiii'h fthPV)1(, Eet ROOMS FOR HOUSE. l. Orj!'E 1:S-- u anted nrLr. w anti:: : t.ADii's -c r Iaf ' ..' ' I:r f Cu!t! Ai'fa ft 7 f r FRONT E Christie & Anakirv I n.KS!!ia T a . Frrrc r,3 ccAvn:;Grrw NICEI.T FL'RMSHKD FRONT ROOM If you All-Mil.VT- W frvt FLEAS A NT en tiUARANTKi: that at any time, J. n or li yeara from ttt r,f flefert In either f r)irrir,Mp r - ma! terial apire. the rf iret fre- rif give thia guarantee charge. Th maaete eraae Inthry are eure f r.the wheL Com end talk It Jlcrre JU t ron salx KXscrzANrous. 4 FURNISHED S Ir.1 Eoat at El li trj li U I FURNiaiifcD N A CELT So Weal Teirfie. A The Pierce Bicycle If t)y FOMETHINO tf ; ri-- dtti:;o. Etrt 'rj V.-- $45 to $35 10O3. ri - Zr FRONT FURNISHED. rooms ron HOUSE. Nori TartJ. aeeyieg; a ROOMS FOR HOUSE-freezing- ; EI FT'RNISH IIar nony. n. XL TWO FURNtrHED ROOMS FOR hM'efceepte ( ; M W. fc4 W N ICEI T Ft t K N I S H ED R O0M AND ard at tUWJul IU FU R N I 9 II E D ROOMt At blOAK et At Ceretrr.fvn . m. .ai.y. Fl'JtKIItfD room, light eaee.Mp4cg; IM rm: one-four- th FURNISHED NICEST 1 t a pe- AMTOIf FEDERSEN, Riutlo. CMer TU tO-Y- . fc.ik.tb I ! H'.ate. -j mtA Reg'.r.r.era a ar. l teac t l.rrrvr!a I4etrnr,n. U l II MODERN FURNISHED FRONT room fcr eeet t ITT W rwr1h ll'.jih rURNISHED ROOMS FOR L4G1IT fccwaekep!ng at NETTI.T FURNISHED FRONT ROOM-I' f j. PUle. tear rtty mtxl ret.ty ROOMS TO RfcNT AT FURNISHED S- NEWI.T CLAUDE J. N'ETTLETON, If they J7 FRONT fwmi, watar for tiovaeepnjr: IH K et HATTIE M. WIS HARD, Teacher of Piano. '.ixVy ttrt- MODFT. DTE WOP,K HII-X- . rv if r TEMPLfTTOV r1 t.ry eeeSri,g ktn'a Fttrea 1 V. euteMe "f ctty. etui IO No Aral t. y eve. rt.?r. N A I 4!ree htrmonr anJ V fdI. Jmrt m cyrisa n. I'aJa o4 tor; pufil others t''2 Vn,tUt.-- aV-ut- - A v ft.ATj'.voT v. CLEAKINO S3 FURNIFHED ROOMS- - tlj SO MatX. FURNISHED ROOMS AND WARD. r. th t SI.'ODQRASS, Teacbir cf riano, Violin an Maatcwrlr.g Ft.'RNISHEn AND UNFURNISHED mi E let g til ONE FUUN1I1IED ROOM. AT E V. eet. r fur!,. ora rx-rr-, MRS. AONES OSBORNE. J fUate. AND NICEI.T FURNISHED ROOM3 AND toerd et rt t. Ttt fta. FURNISHED ROOM FOR OENTI.E. tr.en n!jr; Ul E let Hovth. Leading Itlusicians I am musical Studios l ROOMS ' il . u tt'trr rT"'tr'"it lUVm'' 5.. O t n4 ROUND OF WEtJv FURNISHED froet roomi n Sret f or; in 81 Mate FURNISHED ROOMS; m W. Nertl board at l?i Ut-(f- O I:h !um. SANITARIuyt y.;r-- Ratle t' IHITE A -- Vl'n-.- - NICEI.T FURNISHED ROOMS, Z7 W ffocr. - 4 K. FONTTN -- Fo. Terr.p'.e. re--at!t- ? A Tmnsn eatxisl ROOMS FOR Coor. iii S. US ONE I.ARCE FRONT ROOM HOUSEaeir4 i; E. ta aV ROOM AND I'.OARD .uta let Weet. The tunX.y lMl. r.,ilj!r, i;y ror a jtar. au crvgc:iv. aa theas. e. r. Trtve Mill r. j Kts-- keetirg if The i!t5p!ntht',o-4ri-remelr f"r 1M'gef tt j)tlon. ar.l the many f arUlj-tfrom a 1ro a" ra d'lucn liver or tfowela ta PJier.e Tafc-l- er fh. 1 hey hit errtirr.;-l!ahetio.i.Vfi ani flrr.-;ren.ove tr cf all . ca'.llne a rht-tamafiy l!t!e t"a Tr-go atratgM la that rrar.atel, 1 ; t re .a. th 'f ltiH', re'tere t 'at l at l ctv tre Cleans the T"1r tm 4 arr.etat ton'.ng up The r.r'mt ta er.o,kn f..r n rr4!nary raalon. m rfte i aoueeaety.r g, 4, ?a EriUXTUAUST. a NICEUT FURNISHED ROOMS. r aiuwl 7 W. 14k South. THRKK e- ete. ra-ett- J-- e tret. crxi-- Tif4 Jtj(h a; 4 4 - rAisrs ai.'d arrLrcToiia. corrr.R. rnAs and -- in wonv, TI ii. tarrre. 1Mft.e. for light Weat. nnoui ri rnou- KLMoVtH Ttj Ct'RIUE, oiiK lta, NICELT ITftNlSMrn ROOMS TST Ike Cr, week or btonlb. rv, (W S;te aL THE IMPERIAU MVTIT RENOVAT-eaee. I'ghta, ttKa. cer.treJ. I T throufhoat, kxoteJL, roomi 0M aj&4 wx4 ek. v gs. Stela. CHEAP. FURNISHED ROOMS. x tr without bowekee(Aeg; U V. . UtWITH FURNISHED ROOMS. E. IRD SO.; Bo4erti eon verttve. LAROE FRONT ROOMS FURNItIED or two fir,lSM, ti pT lor er.rer tno.: a:o light houeekeetlsg rocai. i w tat Second "aula. jeeKjth :i'.h rrt, v.. j. r o us. co. inmtnT rr.:rr utah junk trwtv. rat4 fcr errao tr. ti t or two roomi ron HI tesuite r.g or two itutiattt. unirT fr 1 1 vta irrrrv Wtt ti. CON-eoience- W 3 MAIN, and ea rt!RNISHKr ROOM. MODERN 4 C let Ui South rrr.a-'- Tttr4 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD; Mef coktr.gi i'.l W. 2w Na. NICEI.T FURNISHED ROOMS. fiEAJl i w. sr. a o. n u:t...& VV.l P-tr- g; ROOM. rooms A houaakeevir.g. US f eirt KtNt' JOHN CAM rVHN. CI ntkr. r-- rr ter I'lM tn r-- rf t.T. A for vacant ju bl--.- eotTit a4ivgte tic bt, claee ta. runNHHir.n N tr two f rr tm ONE FURNISHED rrrNT RCjM A', --r.wh Vi m) Tntf U fl ROUND W. Teospe. NICEI.T FURNISHED ROOMS, XrS WmL f oor. O.; a Hustle Boys! Only $ 1000 in Fireworks glren awaythe balance will be sola at our new stand 21 FAST FIRST SOUTH ET. j- - tI tt-- Teacher of PUno, Violin and Before July 4th, HOC KK KT F.agle frcUtaU Nicely auite. 1 1 Glorious Fourth! can get their papa, or any old papa to buy : s.s-.:- ft?yih W. Tttntlt- - 1.1 Jik-hte- nioirr. irn.DiN pitf.s on KAttr aMe of Liberty par, vry cheap anJ eeay terrra. Hubbard Invt. Co. 't W. Zr. Ho the grounds. We will give each boy or girl $10.00 worth of Firework FOR LIGHT at lt TUB OLonE De-cau- ISluMons at Admittance to palace cfnJml.lon to 10c. Including PaUre Fait GIVEN AWAY!. thT rARTl.T COT.; tou what rw orjvar furnuy.4 fcoueeeitsg r U. C. Co . 41 "Jw-Z- poo RK. to chasten; at topin can ntrv wm ion. ret-wtr-e FIREWORKS f e. e r. r. n i re - , -i t- ST. MODERN ?n l n i r. t.. t ' I'.i-Vl- S ff--- iti t nnsr liMONS. THE RAINERK. Main. I 434 . C. P. M R Jl eioyie OEORGE . M CONAt OHT. R(X")M V. renta. P.e eatate Eat.e blok. tuair.eaa eharcea. Trad halt lake realty for California frme llOl'STONS THF. IIOCSKItS HAVE bai4li.e In houtea: ZX Main THE FACT 8TII-- I REMAINS THAT more horota are aoid throaga m agenry than any ether In the c'.ty. Why? If you are treated tight. Ke me U A. luchttr. lah to purctaee. )cu Wet Flrat RvJth wn sr.i.i. RF.AI. BSTATB THAT'S all. Tuttle let o . le Main Rd t all alga MURRAY STATION. Kelson Cluud Mat IWklje Morton t Cedr.j Adolph Jacob Totlgren Clay Blrdsc Thomi eon W L Freeman Harve Hsnaen Chaa Dan Wlh ltuiirr One Wright John Knowler Bobt A. I THOMAS. lVatmaater. 0t . NiTEI.T FURNISHED FRONT suitable for ao effUse e private teW CoriU or Ibete ephore la courertlais; gre-ifere:d l'l.ir to , : ' r'-a- 1 - I eS i: HOVfi" K rtr--r w The O.(rf f"t tr 45n , A - P;n Boys and Glrla Here's Your Chanc IT, t-- m, I tT- !- - ' city. c : t-- I r-- e. r rrm. - call" MUD. ail !th C . 14-r- i:e I ....77 t.-- r- rrnm , e ie S furn.; mod. tr rcnrleteiy furcU&exi; IT. lingham. f: e. 5104. tr.. ecne'.eteir fjralaise-5- ; w rr 14 HM'aTON REAL tITATE INV. CO, Main. n Ix)s Sacramento ... San Francisco ,1 N at ... e '. t et 'i rr tf. :'(?'. bu, in ic,e r If tn ................ ... ..jf r'.i.n.taie I rree . ar-..- RVI m d Standing of the Clubs. P. w. l. p r, ....74 to u Angeles ... I AND F--r.. r. rr.u.1. t . t. - M 'D- - t ar4 a; t rm. 1 It JXZKT. ad "' 57X pr PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. tr. . . p. eii.r.Jt irj l;rx., ti J. fr J Irg r.rn rl Sr. F.. V. H et?,re f.e r:er (ol v J-- CM fT :7 TXi S4 I-r- atreta. .'e 5tl Meltv. fc-- r. MALI. HOUHi; t CANNON IC Uh and Hit Wrot a r. J Ird c:. r ? e Iear fU.e 41 f r T-- a f-- t 1). f. the rifbt kt4. 1 te t:k- - -r f- Co . i:ff tarr; r I. e t trJe f' I S are Hf'l ff7UN P.LAL. I.isTATi: ror-tr-- PARTI ROOMS: . .VlT Jt A n t-- OENTLKMKX'8 LIST. Arnoldaa Mr Andrear Jerkovic Tom Johnson John J Chaa Ahlgrten Allen K P JohriMjn Bobrrt Aleiander Judge J K Jarvta John M James II Brown Geo Johneon James Buah Boy J Poter Michael Henry J BH Red Stocklnga. Cleavelands. iTflchton Edwurd King J e.. Elon Hanson Bmuchton Chaa JZ Koekl James Anton II. Castleton Peterson II. K ester W H p.. Brvant C W F. E. Tregea lb., Murray Hell Wm Dr A L W. Smith 2b. ChrlsManaon T lWVatrem IJndf y H A D. Davis Mclaon Jb. Otto Wm J T IveryRoirt a.s. II. Hanaon Beztl Castleton Wm Barker Iwtji F. Smith l.f. Oacar Nlelaon Brown A H IjimT. rt Royal K V. Stewart L. Nlelaon cf. n Svillla Barber irr. j Chaa O. Peterson R. Papworth r.f W Ietmer Itaxulev Bed Stockings substitute. F. Jorgenson. Baker W W lyevei.ton Ortatona Baker Ilobert lvd J"hn William Barton Harry C NATIONAL LEAGUE. M or r I won J w Beaaley C J orrleon J A Brown Hlllle Morrte Jamri Standing' of the Clubs. Corv i"h!l H Crowther J Mullely John p. w. l. .67 f9 40 19 Cookaley Walter D Munon McK Pltteburg W MrUuoi.I f.S 19 27 New York .Ml Croff W L (2 Crook Thomaa Om Chicago lif,4 3729 2221 .KT7 Mctrgi Mattthws II C ..';7 Connor Will A Brooklyn M V, 30 Magtll II Cincinnati .44 Chambers Mr 21 5? 35 S7i ilntk F I Boston Moyer Ien Mitchell A F .315 Cenrlenne Will H 17 57 Philadelphia Mil Mr Ha yard 41 18 59 .306 Cloud Roy P St. Louis Miller F C Chapmen Wra W J Markr toh Crow Heber AMERICAN LEAGUE. Mitcheti n c Clawon Anton Miiller Alota Chi f fin I. M Nt!l n H s Wm Coiitf of the Club. Standing Nata'le on John Net.n Clay Mlrk C W p. w. l. r.c. foreon Oiv) if 55 34 21 Boeton (VNeiil Mark Invl Chas M r 23 23 B II 0'.in Andrew Philadelphia Dunfrd 53 2 29 W F .MT Cleveland J Drever F S ZZ 2 .C42 c II St. Louis Dura.nd Jamrs ivrce 50 A 24 .620 Phil Ha S It Chicago Bert Ioney 22 25 . New York Prl'e Mr A Dawson Hev J P 52 23 29 .m Detroit Plo h F J Frank 14 53 39 Patterson T .24 FTlti lander John Washington Q'ltnn hTank Foulkner A I Peterson J M WESTERN LEAGUE. Firmer Mr M Pht!t"v Pldr.cv It Oraht R R W V li Jama F n !1im rlval H Standing of the Clubs. flaehrlng Inllock H K P. W. L. PC. Or.n CWF D pop Cullck 43 30 13 Milwaukee .kt.s I"onlnGra; Fr"d D Gardner Mr S3 49 16 .C73 Colorado Springe O Porter Pin Fnhralm Given 47 27 M Kansas City ,i"A A W r Fe. l. Earl Gerald 45 21 24 .AC7 Peoria c Rpd 111 t o 11 Oalvln Ja W 21 44 25 .4S7 St. Joeeph r. C P Groves 21 49 r .420 nu;!i Denver Hot Atb"Tt 41 Huehee 0-14 .34 i)es Moines H U J H 43 Hubert Mr 13 2S .MH Omaha lietil Fr-Hoard Bobert Itm.ur J C Slden Hall PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. Raymond C p Hancock Bert S mot lure I A Halhee Al M 17 14) A W Ptrnu've Howard of the Clubs. Standing Smith Hvdnjr Hall B-H f2l 8mlth i: F. P. w. L. PC. Henrirkeon Thomas HmStU C F lumphrev 24 Los Angeles .. .t3 .619 Pkewee Kdwnrd Albert .v-CI 24 Butte Hyes Bh HiriiKf" f'M.per Hev wood Don O 35 .61 2S Seattle J.74 Schrr.it Mu Dr T J laaaceon s e .571 .3 Spokane Pur.lven M O Knud 31 03 22 Jurlirg San Francisco Scranton Fred Jarxle : 1 Tacoma ,.ei .:c JohnsonJoph ITniui 21 .61 Portland 40 .i. lrn SUE NT. WUTTID-T- O gr.M r-r ' I - Jr-- T-t- TCTTLi: IlROfl. IO MAIN PT.tFITT. tJur eai-rrrt reemtir Lave to ua. During the reet wk w eld t;i,f0 worth of email homee. Wy.jle nrljr ther la ra grvat movement in prertr. tbe fart that we hae to many an-r- e I" aar!y Sent proi-ftleIn our that rxjur.tlr.g, Th buvere prop."tle fall to find iernre end tfe prtcre they are often to low that they '.l vs e glv herewith a few very gx3 aoMhya flrf buye 1 ate. rid. N. W. ror. Fh andTcjK tan t for 1VJ; It la worth lo4ay. e It t to the b'jy rear there for than 7th F.eai and Ilrlgham eta. Tmri Cera aeured Hh at. A r.U-- rittage. b rnnmi, rite W!?tr In kitchen. In go! ror.rtit'oi. al 7J U h at.. can maho hom for or.ly I:i-- . t b aold. It w.y.J mt more terrr.a; t 11 ar,l the tswuae than we ak all. A rreeard atrlctly trtvdern f bk. rcttag on K, 2i d H . at.. f'r ! a rr nr, who wtre Fr eomagrir.ifnt In the rniy horn ajUurte rfni:y m have a atfictlr mwlrn14.' etone rwrt ta end brlrk marplon build, f.n lar;e ground, fru't. f.owere. hnrie rtir.a. ahade. dellth;ful heme. barn, It la It I ft. i: W ran ' t r l right t:n to A Cailfomia owner wr1ta u to 17- at. the nrtc- - rn 111 nice Iota on 4".h rdj f to jXJS. f.n Iicalon Jjft tfrom t Lth S. at. e aa boe jwniSUr ian Sjrh bJ mhy we re llrg bulre rtaht elar.g. Call ant aee 111, It Ul pay joa. We aeil real rttate- thjt'a alt Tattle Itrop , pi bV.. a to r." our "n r. n for bargalna. at of!,-- e of fr !lt of realty Irvd South W. li Harrtngton Cojrtey. FOR REAL OTATK OR tX)A.N VV tn-- i f:' : .c j'.ti.T J A ct: I.I n. A Nee. REAL ZSTATH FOR SALE ;7 v 7t Ks-4.rt, frewe I ttV 'I e 5Bk !2J uusrsxss CHAKCH. mn shokmakeh fink orr.sisn W. JL Brtatt Ie Le. Mar. her. Addreea The 8t. Iennl Cafe, private dlring- roorr a on two floors, uneicel'.ed aeriflce. popular prices, lit Main. It J tr. l-r- tij Ogden and Return, 2-- 5; 2-- 5; y iwi-eatlf- mod. i.nvr JAJPA-NH- S e. Rrue-- four-oare- Wiscon feylvania, second; time, 10:35 fourth, Colum sin, third; time, 10:55 bia: time. 11:14. two miles Freshman race, eight-oareCornell first, time, 9:18; Syracuse second, Wisconsm third, time. 9:3 time. 9:22 Columbia fourth, time, 9:41; Pennsylvania fifth, time. 9:4o. Best previous time, 9:lfJVa, made by laie m 'Varsity race, four miles, eight-oare- d Cornell first, time, 1S:5; Georgetown sec ond, time. 19:27; Wisconsin third, time, 19:29 Pennsylvania fourth,19:3G time, 19:33 Syracuse fifth, time, Columbia sixth, time, 19:54 1 Ke-jfer- Hopper and Hoffman had the same old tight over again in the mile handicap pro resslonal at the Salt Palace last nijrht. This time Hopper landed first money. failed Hardy Downing, the new in his attempt to lower the sprinter, world's motor-pace- d record for one mile, but he won two of the three heats from llofman in their py.eeial meet. The summary: Match race between Hofman and Down ing, mile heats, best two in three Hofman l:5i; Downing second and third. i i r . first, Mile handicap. professional HonDer 15 varus, first: Iloman. scratch: Samuel. son, 50 yards; Burris. 120 yards: Staver. 115 yards. Time. 1:5.".. Mile handicap, amateur E'swood first. Warr second. Tate third. Burton Down-in1:53. fourth. Time, Half-mil- e consolation handicap Bowers won, Heagren second, Burris third. Time. Motor-pace- d record trial, one mile Hardy Downing did the distonce in 1:34. to break Charles Turville's record failing 1:30 . th h REVIVED AT EPHRA1M -- 1 4 I f ht . Root-Gardn- vr v v. i in the Jim Corbett should win the decision over Jeffries in their coming battle fighter, a jii august, Herrera has reasons to back up his opinion. He does not expect Corbett to win with a knockout punch, but he does expect to see "Gentleman Jim" put up a cleverer fight than Jeffries for the twenty rounds, and thereby "win tne decision on points. To substantiate this belief. Herrera cites the fact that Corbett stayed twenty-thre- e with Jeffries when the two men met last time, and that up to the final rounds round Corbett had the champion badly outpointed, and would have won the decision had the bout been for twenty rounds only. Herrera and his manager, "Biddy" Bishop, both expect Corbetfs clever-Jies- s to win for him, but they believe the fiprht will go the limit. "If Fitz couldn't uucK Jeffries out no fighter of today can do the trick." says Herrera, "but there ere more ways of winning a fight 'than by a knockout." v nen asked for his opinion on the fight, set for July 4th, picked Roof as the winner without hesitation. The big point in Roofs favor thi3 time, and one that he did not have in their fight here last summer, is me clean breakaway. This stvle of nerhtine handicaps Gardner fullv as much as it favors. Root, and this fact alone, in Herrera's opinion, should make Root me ravorite. tne are the ones Herrera has studied most closely, and his dope on themfighters should be as near right as anyone's. "Young" Corbett. me mexican thinks, is fully entitled to the championship, Yanger or ill"on would either one give him a hard battle. Of Yangeralthough and Hanlon, who die matched to fiht in San Francisco July 30th. Herrera picks Yanger as the winner, simply because he has had more ring experience than Hanlon. irtiKtKer iiisnop has come to the conclusion that Salt Lake Is a good fight dna 11 1S "is ambition to pull off a number of Herrera's future fights here. iae ,irsi oae ne wm work for will be a match with De for the latter part "l JUI. ana it is just possible that a handicap fight Coursay will be arranged between Joe Gans, the colored champion, and Herrera. Al Herford. the colored boy's manager, approached Bishop on the subject the day before the latter left Butte. "eriurQ orrerea to Pet that his man can stop Herrera in six rounds, but Bishop ..clM.u ins proposition so quickly that Herford has made no further advances in me matter. light-weig- J w The Evangeli PITTS HITHCJ. June HXCULC.NT awic. cal tynod of 3JUour1 of the Ixatherma sritji t UiH ei poeltWtk. yesrs ;eet.ee of M Itoutls let West rt. A i !.' thurch, compoeed of the Lulherara atxieen Statee ar.d Canada. r.w In ior here, baa started a movement to 2A&AO. unite all the Iutherar.a In the Unites States and Canada In one body. It haa been derlled tncall a general confer I.adt rnau treatn:r.u; oivr.g the cast try ence to o in Chicago uua ias Rsaaage v'.raU'g treetmerst for wrrtwrtu, lit when place for cor.eoUlatlon wl'.l be miinrtia J et Hotel ( tof .e. f orm XL. jl h Main outlined. 51 Remaining uncalled for at the Bait Loke City. June X. VL To theee Irt tern the applicant ituit call for "ArJyertled Lettera." ar.a muat give the date of the lieC If not railed foe within two wk they wt'J be eent to the Deed Letter office. XADIE9 UBT. 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