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' Purpose TRE MATTER YoVP-TfrKE-TKl pictures orr the fall too-- T loovcv LUCE A SHcoTHO IM AViI TMfe A THAT ALBUM- -- loot: with the matter every mp Somethin V6- -, For We design and cut erery garment in MySEVM 1- DAY DECORATION - T OUR OWN TAILOR SHOP - Perfect fit guaranteed $25.00 up to $65.00.' iSL SfogfY. Aggies' Will Engage Today in Telegraphic Mass Athletic Meet Special to the Tribune. LOGAN, May 19 Tomorrow a new Innovation In athletic will taka place Coach (Romney will conduct the first mass track meet In the form of A telegraphic competlon with all th big schools of the northwest. Record made here will be telegraphed to Spokane, when results will be compared with those of other achools. The mass track meet Idea was originated by Athletic Director Charles E. Dorlus of Gonsaga college last year, when he was athletic director at Notra Dame. . Then 900 students of Notre Dame participated In a mass track meet against the 'University of Michigan. This year Coach Dorlus has Invttsd the Utah Aggies to participate and poach Romney has accepted the Invitation. Only Three Strikes Out York Yield and Hit Eightj Young IsVictim. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Wild pitches Nehf. York. Winning pitcher York. Lmptrea Losing pitcher Nehf. Quigley end O'Day. Time of game 2 hours IS minutes. 8 At At At At Boatou Cincinnati 1, Boatoa 5. Brooklyn Pittsburg . 7. Brookly 5. New York Chicago 5, Now York Philadelphia 8t. Lonis I, Philadelphia 2. i Today's Beksdnlo Cincinnati at Boaton. Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at New York. St. Loaia at Philadelphia. SECOND STRAIGHT TAKEN BY PIRATES BROOKLYN, Map 19. Plttaburg woa gam from Brook-ly- n th. eecond 7 aucceaaiv to t, through fast baa runtoday, and timely hitting. Tierney drove ning NEW YORK, May 19. TJie Chicago In four run for the Jlrajtes with a home run a and elngl. I Nationals broko New , York's winning BROOKLYN. PITT8BI BO. score of 6 to 9. The stroak today by AB B. H.O.A AB R H 0 A. 9 0 1 4 010laoe.ee... 8 Blfbee.lf who Cheeves relieved of York, pitching I I 1 4 3 OiJebasta.Ab f 0 He yielded Caray.ef. In the third, was a feature. llrnvle.ss 9 13 3 8 Orlffth.rf 6 12 0 0A A A 9 8 9 9 9 SIWbeuLlf.. out Ct.hw.3b. 9 and struck eight men, only three hits Whited. rf 5 1 9 4 OiMr.ra.cf... 8 A 1 1 A fanning Young three times. CHICAGO. Barber, rf Itollcbr.aa Terry, 2b. Grimea.lb Maisel.cf Oalllm.if bni.ab., OFarel.e I'llNTH,, yrk.p. NEW YORE. I AB.R H.O A I S e 0 2 0 Rurna.lf.l. S 2 1 1 2Bancrftaa 1 s!Friach,2b. 4 0 0 Young!.. 4 4 0 4 0 10 0 4 0 0 0 0 Rapp.Sb., 0 1 11 1 Hmllh.c... 1 0 0 0 0 Suyder.e Nebf p.,., 9 0 Total. 99 Baited for tBatted foe 12 12 110 Tt.niy.8b 13 Orlmaa.lb e... 8 0Krager,e. 101 Skiff. Adams.,. 2 0 0 0 OlSralth.p... 9 9 AB R H.O.A. 4 4 12 114 2 0 0 4 0 0 H 1 0 1 119 117 A18 0 0 9 A 9 6 0 9 1 8 0 A 1 8 1 A 0 0 0 II Katotiy.lb 0js.Uduff.2b 4 4 Hood Total. 89 7 14 ST Totals. AI A A 40 4 10 27 31 Batted for Smith Is the Blatk. S 0 0 1 0 by lnnlags: 1 0 0 9 0 Pittsburg ........0 1 8 l.A O 8 A A 7 1 9 0 0 9 1 Brooklye Wbltted. Tierney , O' eta, 0 1 Summery: Knot bite Wbittad. Grimm, John-toGaatoa... A1 0 0 0A A Klldaff. Twe-baa- e Home kit Wheat. 1 baaa Tkraa Wheat. 0 DougUa.p. Sacrifice hits 8klff, Adams. Kina.ef... 9 0 AA 9A 0A run Tierney. to to Kilduff 1 Johaataa Double 0 Koartchy. tRrowa.... play Paterae, 9b A 0 A A A Left ae baara Pittsburg A Brookly 0. Baaea 3. Struck tOooxalee. 1 A A A A oa bells Off Ada dm 1, off Smith eat By Adam. A by Smith A W114 pitch t'mptrea kil . 9 A ST A Tetali. 90 9 99711 Smith. Passe, ball Kruaer. - ler aad Moras. Time of game 1 hour 4S Nebf to the seventh, Rapp la the elfhth Dougtat la the ninth 10 000200096 110 I Batted for Beer, by tuning: 1 Chleaao 9 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 1 hew Yoik Nebf. Bn y tier. Errore friars. Summary: Two-baa- e (Sul Ilea . bit Kelly. Stolen New York A. Chlhaao T. Baaea Left oa base ea ball, Off Nahf 9. off Douflaa 1, off Obeevea Hite Off r beeves 3 la two 4. off York 8. d a ad laalaga; off York 9 la olx aad s taalaae; off Nehf 7 la aeeea laalnit; off notifies 3 la two tuning. Struck out By 9, by York Nehf 9. by Douflaa 1. by Cheer 09009000--09 be IIWIIMawaS The Tribune, Special LOGAN, May 19 to- 9 . ' thd regular body masting of the Utah Agricultural college held yesterday In the college chapel letter awards to the basket' baseball and track men were made. Following la the list of awarded. Basketball, Thomas McMullln, Douglas .Smith, Sidney Hpencer, Harvey Kirk, Percy Hanson, Latmond Robinson and Joseph Maugham baseball, Leslie Bowen, Ray Nelson, Loula Fatck, Belnap, Clay Adame, James Anderson, Paul Dorlus, Loula Bal-U- f, Murdock and Percy Hanson, Clarence Leonard Andrus; track, Percy HansoD, Clarence NeuenacKwander. Paul Dorlus. Flo d Larson, Leella Jonh Bergfrled, Bowen, H. Yoa, R. Hunker, Lynn, Haled, Leonard Andrus, Clyde Worley, Louis JRalliihriouii Falck, John Croft and At atn-de- 8. Charleaytkrh With these awards Percy Hanson became a man at the A. C., participated in all major sports. having Hanson was handicapped this year on account of Injuries, both in football and track work, and hia absence Injured Aggie chances whenever Hanson was eut. but next year ha hopes to giv full vent to all four of these affair. Th electioa of captains for next year's baseball and track aggregatlonn took place yesterday also, Paul Dorlus was elected to captain th 1922 baseball team. Dorlus la a third baseman and an man. Ha did well this year for the Aggie on th diamond. He is the third aacker for th 8mlthflld stellar club of th Northern Utah league. CleveUiBd New. York ... Bt. Louis Ysttsrday's Results. 4. New York 1L Chita At gt. Louis Wathlngtoa , 81. Leula I. 8. Detroit Boetoe 2. At Detroit At Cleveland rhUBdolyhla 9, Cleveload 4. At Chicago Teday4 Schedule. New York at Chicago. Waehlagtoa at Bt. Louie. Boatoa at Detroit. Phllorlphla at Clevelaad. Indiana polio 4989 John-eto- Louisville .. St. Paul .. .... , .. Double play Johamm to 1 13 13 ....18 Id .41 II .417 .400 18 Toledo Milwaukee Coliuabna .646 .600 11 Mlaaeopella ..10 .v. $A 19 14 . At St. Pool To th. University of Utah tennis team will go the state racquet championship If ths varsity Is victorious over tn Utah Agricultural college of Logan in the second clash between tha two schools on the "U" courts this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Th locals won two out of thre matches In ths first contest st Logan last month and defeated th B. Y. U. Th Aggies won from th B. Y. U. and ara anxious to even up matters with . Toledo W right, ths ur In ths doubles. Bill Horsley and tain Fred Bergstrom of the U At Minneapolis Cnlombut . RittrrlM Clerk. I. Loelag pitcher aad Hildebrand. Time SIX-RU- 1 RALLY N Scheuberg ROUTS BROWNS ... R. City If. : 1 I - it fft t vr lit (Ill MHJ 90 h Results and WYTERTOWN , -- HAVE You bays tht sm dfseasa sf Which others ban bees Tbs same cum). doctor who e tired them ean curs you. cured ttbKi' Ito sands of tho trouble you ha sad s chance would aaablo mo to cure 70s. Call and bo coorincod. 1 aa arc 11 rate bar ai) kaowtodga acuta aad chrtmlc dlaaaaea. ,f Dr. W.M. Griffith to 13 Buadaya, A A Totals 94 9 I 99 16 Totals. 88 2 12 99 10 Batted for Parkinson In the eighth, t Batted tor 0. Smith In the eighth. , Hatted for Weinert In the ninth. (Batted for Bette: la the eleventh. Score by Inning 0 1 AA St. Las la ..A Phils. Perk late. Krrora Lebeurreeu. Summery: hit Walker, J. Miller, Bruggy 2 Two-ba- a DU be foamier. Mantel. Stole J. Miller. hit J. Smith. hoefer, Wllltamt. Secrlflc Double Williams Stork, Mena, Labour. ts play Sbotlc to--. Levan; Walker to Lavas Vooraler; Dllhoefer te Lavaa; Braggy to Raw-1ago; Parklaeon 10 J. Miller. left oa bee St. leula . Philadelphia S. Beeea oa balls Off Walker 4. off O. Smith 2, off Walaort 1. Bite Off G. Smith 4 la eight Inning; off Wetoort 1 In on Inning; eft Batts non In two Innings Struck out By Welker 4. by O. Smith 4. by Umpire Betts K Losing pitcher Betts Brennan and Small. Tim ef gem 9 hour IS 1 AAAA0A1A1A6--11 CONFIDENCE 113 11 AIN 9T- -9 to 9 dally, 7 to 8 avea minute. t Meehan to Box McCoy at Casper on July . 4 BAN FRANCISCO. May It. A twelve-roun- d bout has been arranged between Willis Meehan, Ban Francisco, and Jack McCoy, Boston . heatrywelght, at Caspar, anWyo., July 4, Meehans manager nounced today. H. Twin DEFEATS .BOSTON Signs for Another Year te Th Tribune, ClinTWIN FALLS. Idaho, May 1 ton W. Evans, who last year cam from Pomona Calif., to become athletlo coach for the Twin Fall high school, will be retained next year In that position, notpolicy of rigid retrenchwithstanding the ment adopted In the schools hers, Superintendent M. C. Mitchell announoed today. Evans last year developed the football team which won the state championship and whose goal line was never eressed by an opponent. His retention, Mitchell said, was In renpopsa to general demand of students and eltlsens. 8 peril I ZBYBZKO TO MEET FREIBEHQ. Minn., May 19. Stanislaus DULUTH. Zbyssko, world's neavywtlght wrestling champion, has been matched for a fing ish bout for th title with John of Chicago. Th match will be next late her the month, prostaged announced moters today. FVel-ber- MEMORIAL, TO O'LOUOHLIN. ef th CHICAGO, May 16. Director American league, In session hers no have voted a fund for a memorial to the late "811k" O'Loughltn, on of the most famous of major league umpires. The sit and the natur of th memo rial ars still under discussion. I Yt COLLAR UNITY 0 SHIRT AND COLLAR CO , ALSO M AAC It OSSA Bl Smart in Appearance au LION a 110 DETROIT. Mb 19. Cobb's bomb run in tho fifth netted two runs and th Do Of LION SHIRTS, TROT, N T. Sw TOP el 100, Cottca Bloaaoma 106. Sarenth raca, ea mile and aa elghta Grace 103. Saed Mae II 10S, Dncod .10, Laty Laa 106, Nominee 106, Crcsom 115. RESULTS. LOUIBYILLZ oontoet trott Amerioana took today' Plrct race, alt furloags Lady Rachael 110 to 2. from Boaton. 969 10, $90 10 end $14 90, w (Tbmapeoe) BOSTON. DETROIT. AB AB R H.O.A. Trotlu lit (Dm ford ) $5 00 and At 60. 0A j 111 (Ulley) 6 90, third. Tim. 9 1 2 tftt.SB 7:. 9 9 0 1 ilYotof.2b.. Th id. Korhly, Virgo. Port Light, faster, 8b. 9 9 9 9 0Bnah,aa.. tb Greet. Marji Baatcr lower, Wllm r 1 2 9 2 9 ktaaaaky.lf 9Oobb,cf..a Gloria Duck, Praare, Our Alice, Royal Pratt,2b.. 9 0 19 llFteUma.rf, 4 0 11 Amanda aad Black Baby ala tau. HadrySrff 4 0 0 2 OjVaach if.. 4 9 12 Boh n half nad four furlong Second rare, MciaalSelb 4 9 9 14 0 BJoa,lh. ... 2 9 912 86 and $176, w 6.60. R-- U119 119 $8 11 (Smallwood) 4,JoB.8b.. 4 9 9 2 $6 96 and 99 20. 114 (Garacrl Rock Mlalatcr 10 OlAlaamith.a 2 9 2 2 second; Hiitchlawa 116 )AUa) $6.10, third. 9 2 2 9 Hoi Uag p.. 9 9 9 9 Prom Hem. Button, Roy 88 I 0 19 BiUJddletoa M Roily 9 9 2 Time, First National. Prank Boyd. Spirit Lak. Cherry Tie aad Monaco a 10 ran. Wade Third race, an mil and t quart and $10 60. La at 110 (Field) worth War 110 (Praacta) 84.10 and $3 6G, $3.70. Tat ta. .92.2 9 2414) Totals.. .90 9 9 27 14 aecoad) J 0. Stoo 111 (Oaracr) $3 70, third. Txae Syrota), Few 11 Pp. Batted foe Thoquahiao ia aaaoath Tim. 3 M 4-Cant and Capital Clip Link Boy, Mandarin tBatted for fUt is aaranth, a lao nut. t Bat tad for Ruaaali it ninth. na-- 0y 112 (flirMfi Boataa ... ,...,..0 0 0 0 9 1 1 9 net. B4 rartk 112 92.90, woa; Darjoallng ifinOr $9.10 Detroit .1. 9 0 9 2 9 0 9 Two-haa- a tin Tboman 19 no4 19 9940, kitaBrw (Moo fratt. Bnmmaryt 1 81 third. Tim. Bnab Krea ill (Murphy) $9S. Boatt. Thraa baa hit 2) IfaUmann. fratt. Homa run Oobb. Btotea baaa Thnr- 1 6. Adrocate, Balance Wheel and Sir Lnaafal Doobla mahlaa. Oncrlflca Wta Rttah pbb. l'rifth11 me, en mile Banda f Pleaanr lot play Young to Bush to Blua. Left ao baara Boatoa f,; Detroit 9 (Mooney) 83110. 16 90 and $9 60, woo; Flag Bates oa balls Off off Hailing 2 off Middlotoe I. lit (Murray) $9.60 and $160, aroorta; parbe-)n90 00, third. Tima, 1:96 103 IPramaa) In Ros9 iBfiloga, off Hits Off Tbormahlmi 9 aail 2 in 2 innings, off Hotltng 9 In 9 tnniaga, 1 5. Brookhoit aad Jack Han, Jr , ala ea. a half furlong and four in MU 9 nooa Mltidletoa Sixth raca, Proa'y off innings. by pitch ar By Hailing 1 (MtoaakyH Struck aulr By Itawrt lit (Barrett) $AsO, $9.66 tad 9COtteM.ee rolltns.cf. 4 4 0 m; b....l 02 I 'h Tva-baa- a Thraa-baa- tf . n se 1 8 A 0 A 0 0 A 0 A verified, as4 Csdy. At Oklxheraa Sleuu GUy 1 A A Report OkUhems City 1 16. Washington SpeUtasat Searcy, SalBkttartre Teeer aadV'"7, sixth In a rally, isbury . end Perker. and won Dus-ca- 1 A 1$. :44. e... 0010900 09 tPeten... Sette.p.., La May nK 1- City. Utah CHICAGO, her today at the office of Judge George F. Barrett, special counsel for th mw tlonal hose boll commission, ar to fhar effect that Abe Attell, former pugtlst.( Is making overtures to State's Attorney Crowe to turn state's evidence In th' trial of former member of tho Chic Whit Box and other In connection with, th 1916 world eerie. 2-- ERROR PHILLIES E Attell Makes Overtures yj to Turn State's Evidence Ml-reaa- Violators Hunting Fined in GemState rtKoomsiContmABUllsnlt fldent of victory, which will clinch that A championship. U tennis coach,-ha- s Theron Parmalee, completed arrangements tor wlcom-- ! big a large giumber of rooters, ample being on band for aeveraj1 hundred fans. ,,, 1 Pee-aec- Walnort.p. PEAtaa Mul-raa- Sostb-wort- h Dl will Ah toub Oolllna; Bhlr.Ie .... CcneralManaoer Cap- face the Aggie team, composed of Bert Law and Glenn Loveless. Stan Bonnett ef the Crimson will have OS hid opponent Ameen Kahn. Horsley and Bergstrom won handily from Law end Loveless at S $ 6 .... 1 the flret meeting, while Kahn triumphed 9 . 8 Uevet sad HenUse; Banes and ever Bonnett In a decisive manner. The second singles, between Bergstrom and Loveless Law, resulted in a Bergstrom victory. With the courts In favor of th boms team, th Crimson supportsrs are con- - ST. LOUIS, May Breamu.p A AA AA ,AA Pittsburg. f Boland In th In the foursome Evans and Jones win routed Hargrave 1 which netted six runs todays meet Simpson and Jenkins; Oulmet and contest Bt. Lout, g to 6. In this from 171 161 99 AM MU3711 Totals Tnlett Guilford will play Tolley and Hold ernes, over th DeeAt Moines th ball drove - 7 19 9 Batted for Marquard la the clfbtb. Gharrlty Inning De Montmeet will and Hunter platt on bases. two 18 8 fence with left field Brora by laalaga: . morency and Wethered; Wright Tulee ...i and ST. U)L1S. WASHINGTON. ..A 6 BollibkU.k Outclass ti Bleek, Shrelber, R.tterle f Fownes will play Aylmer and Armour. A A O A AB R.H.O.A. ' 1 A 9 3 2 A AB B.H end Morcle Boatoa Berta.. - the Anderaee; Knurs Kopf 2, BoeehaL Twe. The .foursomes will be played inJudge, lb. 4 1 111 tToble.rf... 4 5 8 6 6 Summary: kit morning and the singles matches in ths Mllan.rf,. 9 19 1 GtGerber.se.. Id I I baaa bits Kopf, Wings. Tbree-bea. 17, Wichita At 9 afternoon. ltKtaler.lb... Home rue Powell. Sacrifice bits Rlce.rf... 9 9 6 IT I Omaba 1 Lew Is. If... 4 t 1 9 6 W Him.. If. 3. Double plays Btktae to lipf to 444$t4M4lrl4Alj 4 Wichita te to Portf 9 Barbara Holka; 0 9 8 tijacobsu.ef. Harrta.gh. Kopf to Cnee; aad Glaalct la; BattaHaa Ling Baumgardner, Law 0 Cleelaustl I, 2!McMnut,9b Shanke.Sb. Weteoa te Ford. Lett ea base McDonald, Mannar aad HfUy, I G'Horkv.n 4 6 1 6 1 Lee.tb. ... Boatoa I. Baae oo hallo Off Marquard 1. 8 19 9 lWeleel... In seven inalage; off Hits Off Marquard Gharrlty, 1 0 9 rut Struck 9 eno By 6 In l.Gleieoe.Sb. inning. Breatou neon Kachary.p 8 16 S Loelug Severetd.e. 4 1 Marquard 3. Wild pitch Marquard. Entries Turf 0 0 0 0 Boland, . Hart and McCor- Special te Th Tribune. pitcher Marquard. Empires 0 9 D. .. 0 9 Bays mick. Tima of same 1 hour 39 minutes. POCATELLO, Idaho, May 1. Deputy 0 0 0 2 L0U19 TILLS EBTKIEB-Plri- t Barwtll.p. Gama Warden Will Hayes reports the 0 0 0 0 ea 'mile Mies Ponttln 96, arrest and fining of several violators of fee, COSTLY 107, Harreat King 107, Serrelit 64. the new game law In the state. Under .24 9 9 27 19) Total.. .89 9 12 27 14 bian Totala. 07 Gourmoad 119, Searchlight III 112, the present statute the carrying of a Lm im arrant. for Ratted BEATS Captain Bum 112. gun in ths field is prlma facie evidence tBatted for Biirwall in ninth. foair and S half farlaega Beeoed race, of hunting and if a hunting license is Boor b f Ionian: Pink US, Oral Dal 115, Toey Sue US, May 19. Lebouv-ranux- 's not carried the parson Is subject to fine. Waahinvtoa -4 PHILADELPHIA, 9 Alrerida 116. Marimba 116, Carrie Baker 116. two-bamuff. Stock's saorlfloe It appears that this ruling applies t 9t. Lout e.O 0 2 0 p 0 0 Buddie Knee SB. InThird race, one mil Iite. Rrror Harrla. MrMaoria, bunt and Mann'd sacrifice fly won todays hunting for jackrabbltn, squirrels and Summary! 102, Cleetneat 107. Lethelr 107, Bleak hlta Jteobaon, Bbanka, Jodfa, Milan, quiry contest for Bt. Louis In thd eleventh in- other pests, besides legitimate gams. Leula A, 107, High 107, 107. Sr Prince Hackle Mt Tobin 3. Warden Hayes also reports that the Lrwla. i, Bararrid. Commend llft. f ning, 3 toLOUIS. I PHILADBIPHT. rumor- - which was circulated that fish Blaiar. -- Horn nma Garbar Gharrlty. Btolaa ST. olx Poarth nee, furtemge Blue Paradlw 66, Tobin. Barriftea hito AB R H 0 A AB.R H.O A.i Tulaa 103, White Star 104. Gur'a Nor in, Creseining was being carried on In Camas baaaa Judga, Rita, Doubia Cot. play Garber to Ua mona 10. Blalag Rock 107, Towell toe. JSmth.rf S A 0 3 O' Swings 2b 46 0 2 42 03 and Dry creeks Is not well founded. It Uarrta. Oharrit y, to Harris to Juda; Shank 0 0 Blalar; Shank May V, yurutr.lb 4 3.111 0 Leborvu.lf. seems that the equipment for measuring to Taylor PIS. Dr. Carmaa 106, Marrla iudea. Lett oa bnar 9, Bt. Jana to Washington Geld Claude 111, Green Stork.tb. 8A 0 A1 AA 2 Meoeel.rf. 46 0 21 41 01 water in the streams Pranyyaeker 1IO, placed there by Louis 7. Baara oa ball Off Zachary 9, off 0 0 2j Wrt.ln.8b 113. Peru Headley 115 Hrnnby.Zb engineers has been token for Boland I, off BurwtU 1. Hilo Off Boland 4 la Brown Whlat khotta.cf 3 0 0 2A 1 Prkinan.sa 2 11 A1 0I reclamation race, fear aad a half furloug yifih some In screens in 9 2 Instances., off off Barn 1 6 1 0 12 0 Inniafs, Mann cf. tanlnys, 116. Rraaa Teeka 118. BeauABmgraaeraa 10 Plaid 119. Mr. Hayes alee reports after a trip Bar wall I ia 2 lnnloca. Struck out By Zach- tiful Dream Lark A 1 Oal Atl Martin 116, McHny.lf A S SA S OS Millar Mias 118, 7 2 Wlllame.ef 3 0 1 A 0 through the country that there Is every ary 1, by Boland I. Losing pltchar MoUod Laven.as. 4 A 115. O wans aad Chit!. Tima 2 9 i Mlllr.lb 4 1 S A 0 evidence of a fin crop of aageheng th! Dl he fere 4 Umpire Air la th Moile Sixth race, its furlong A Bniggy.e.. 8 0 A A 1 season. Welker.p 4 60, Brlllah Maid 60, Cut Up 60, Coact i a O Baith.p. 3 6 A A t 107. Bnhy 107, Maxim 102. Mere Dream Gold 1 0 1 A A tStemgel.. HOMER BY COBB Boy, Mabel 0. 107. Byea of Yeutk 167. Trine A A A A 0 S. Coach Falls Francis G.LuKe i illnoftpoUa . .. Bnttertea Rush, U. WUeoe aad Wilson; Bob erteoa. Marti sad Meyer. K. If. B. At Milwaukee Tndlanepoll Milweuke y, light weight material in aa undeniably smart model. U and Aggie Tennis Players to Meet Today Yesterday's Results 9. 77. 9. At Raaeee City IS 4 ..It Louisville 1 Id 16 Kansas City Bitteriee Lnf, Wright. Sender end Kerch-r- ; Boon, WllUsm. Carter end McCarty. St. Ftul Batteries and Alias Here's a Style for Young Men prom 17 to 70; finefjusl-h- t Plpp) Baker to Ward t Plpp; John-eoNew te Cel Hoe te Beeea oa bell Ofl Yerb 4, Cblcego 8. a L HlleOff ff Deveapwt 9, eut le fifth), off (noo S 4 Inning 4 4 la Devon port otf Inning, Hedge 4 la By Hoyt 3. hy Davenport dnalng. Struck out Mulmnau. Kveee Umplree Meueel Id e m tag n, Keane City - 1111 ri'M Ml Tb ten winners In April or: Robert Haskel, Bangor Maine; Donald Coster, New York, N T.J Haul 1 Warner, ML Vernon, N, Y.; C. G. Weeenberg, Detroit, Mich.: R. Picard, Detroit, Mich; Roy Crawford, Fresno, Cal.; Elbert H. Mar Genslen-korN. Mt. tin, Vernon, Y.; Henry ABBOCIATIOB, , Jr., Douglas, Arts.; John i. Rlsv Wa. Last. P 0. 14 g .M4 tine, Jr., Evanston, 111.; John Folwell, 14 .14 .64 Davenport, Iowa. AMERICA Twe-baa- Ward. dbqft rhUedelphte IB. (Uevelead 1. Beer es belle Off Perry L eft Bby B. Bit by pile kern By Beghy 1 (C. Welker), by Perry 1 (Btephea-oa- ). . Struck oat By Perry 1, hy Beghy 2 30. Tim Umpire Mortality and Connelly. 118 The Bn. HOYLAKE, England, May gllsh team which will meet the American on golfers here 8aturday mill be composed of Cyril Tolloy. the amateur golf BOSTON. I CINCINNATI J. L. C. Jenkins, the former AB.R. H.O A. champion; AB R H.O.A.! ' R. H. de Montmor41 Powell, cf. 4 19 4r0 amateur champion; Boh nr. 8b 4 O. Simpson, C. C. Aylmer, George ency, 9 4' Barbs re, as 4 19 9 A. W. E. Holdemeta and T. E. Armour, 1 A O Sthwrtk.rf Roger Wethered. The American team A 9 OiMaou.lf... 4 114 will comprise Charles Evans, Jr., of ChiOlBoMhsl.Sb 4 A 1 9 cago, Francis Oulmet of Poston, R. T. l Holke.lb.. 4 A 118 AiFotr4.2b. ,, I Jones of Atlanta, Jess Guilford of BosI 9 0 10 ton, Dr. Paul Hunter of Los Angeles, J. 210'Nalll.c,. 9 I A 1 W. Platt of PhlladelrW. 1, F Wright 9Wataoa,p.. A fZof 'Poston and W. C. Fqwnea, Jr., of Brgurd.p.' 3 Lo-W- pMill a B-- 19. Weh-h.cf- Her-Dona- ld . Two-be- e Cktcago . . . . Pkliadolphls -- Mar-qua- rd MI e Winchester The medal winners Include th junior rifle corps In April Herbert following Utah contestants: ber, Logan; Hyrum Hogan, Logan; Hloan, bert Barber, Logan; 18 U Lake City; Braslll.lh, 8 A 9 10 9'Johaeta.lh I A gan; Theodor Sperry, HoHyrum 1 1 hwi,. co.mi.h; gan, Logan; Donald Sloan, Logan. 4 114 llGardner.Sb 111 the conducted In the by matches Perkier e. 118 4 UBewotl.a... 8 A I 1 4 corps In April, 1704 boys and (Iris won I Dykee. 9b.. AiBtphan.lh. medals Is not as This medals many I A 1 8 lloNelU,... 9 i 1 7 A won Gallosr, aa In th previous month, when some Perry, ,p... MA 1 l.Btfbj.p. ,, A A A A A 1671 were distributed. Th number won TeUla...9A 419 99 IT In February waa 1447 and In January 1100 Totals. .49 T IdII 14 a total of 4227 m four months Of the One eut when wthalag tea tewed. medals won In April, 779 wer promerke Brer hr Inalogt: 421 marksman's, 204 eharpahooL Philadelphia man's, 09 L-- A A 1 A G Cleveisas -- v 0 It expert and 10 Instructors Mor 14 Krrore Bmalll. Perkin 9, Dykea than 2000 boys and girls participated li Bnmmary: hltp Perklae 2, 0. Welker, Galloway. ths April matohea. Th organisation now kite Witt, Speaker, Smith. Three-hahas mors than 96,000 members all under Bacrlftre kite O'Neill 3. Stephan. the eg of 19 years. Speaker. Doubt playe Dyke te Qelleway t The expert marksmen's medal Is the Brtalll; Beghy t Sewell te Johaeteai Sewell greatest honor any member ean win. Left aa bee te Bupheawa to Joheetoa. !W.f rrrrfciis?': Kenyon Hotel. 09AAAA'1AA WB.hlBgtoa Boston iMttolt 215 South Main St. Bj th Eight Utah Boys Win Rifle Shooting Honors CLEVELAND, May 'll Cleveland won from Philadelphia today, 4 to 9. GardIn the eleventh sending In slhgj the winning run. Philadelphia scored Its rune on clean hitting, while the Indians first two resulted from two passes, two errors and a sacrifice fly. I CLIP LAND, PUILAUBIJHIA. ABBHG.A. ABR.lIO.Al Wttt.rf... 8 A 1 4 llJsmleeea.lf 4 4 1 9 0 Mil AMERICAN LEAGUE. CHICAGO, May 19. New York batted two of ChlcagoB new pitchers hard toPOCATELLO, Idaho. May 19. Word and won, U to 4. Hoyt went the enhas been received her by Major Sam day Anderson of th first squadron of the tire route .for th visitors and had only First Idaho cavalry that a field meet will on "bad Inning, In which Chtoago cord bo a part of the program at Boise for four run. Bab Ruth got on hit, the entertainment of the troopers of the scratch down ths third has lln. Twlc Idaho national guard at their encampInhe walked, one he grounded out and ment there from Juno 13 to June-1- 7, clusive. Ten events are lfstetB and con- th other time h struck out. , sist chiefly of contests In demonstratCHICAGO. NEW YORK. AB R H 0.A ing the ability to handle horsea and AB 0A equipment will 6 1 1 A 0 Joheaoa.M Bother... be given In prises and Pcktoph.ee 6 9 A t 1 Mulliga.kh 4 A 0 0 1 Nearly $76 3 9 Cups will be awarded for the beet drilled Rath, If... 19 19 0 ColilB(,2b. 4 0A 0 A 9 0 One ripp.lL:. I 1 113 0 Hooper. rf. 4 mounted platoons In the regiment 1 9 1 4 the competitor rjdes two horses, one Mruael.rf, I 1 I I ralk.lf.... 4 1 9 91 of the events Is a Roman race. In which Baker, 8b., 12 Btruak.cf. Ward. 2b.. 4 1 2 8 4 Bbeelr.lb., 8 1 All foot on the back of each. Service troop and the headquarters Srhang.e.. 5 1 3 4 0 Bctaalk.e.... 31 A1 10 3 Yaryan.e. are drilling for this lioyt.p... AAA troop of 'Pocatello A Mulrenaa.p A1 A0 A A A competitive meet and Captain R. A. Hodge.p. .. Sweet states that the troopers her will A A 0 Davnport.p 9 make on excellent showing. Th matter h of a track and flald meet, dismounted, -- Totals. .40 11 10 17 A 99 4 7 2714 Total... will also be taken up with the adjutant Score by laalnge: New York .......8 0 0 1 t 0 0 0 A 11 general's office at Boise. 4 OChicago ... .....4 0 0 0 4 6 0 0 Error Baker, Talk., Summary: Three-be- e Team English bite Menael, Jobaeea. Pelk, Sehalk. Hoae bite Plpp. Pecklnpeugb. Meueel. run Rota. Stolen bee Baker. Secrlflc bit to BOSTON, May 19. Boaton hit hard today and had Uttl trouble defeating Cincinnati. I to 1. Watson pitched well with men on base. II Ruth Get One Scratch Hit, but Rest of Lineup Send Two Pitcher to Showers. Special to The Trtbooe. Golf Engage Americans .49. ners four-lett- Idaho Cavalry Squadron . Will Have Field Meet 1 woa; Aaglam 10T (Lsaefeed) 91.60 sad (2 50. aecoed; Mont 111 (Murrey) $3.40. third. Time, 3 4. Buld Me aad Berate K. also nut. :9deveath end a auteenth race, an .mil Treeper 116 Untbeayl $11 ICk. $6 70 aad 15 00. 110 lloaululu wea; Bay (Uretk) $4.40 end $4.10, aectmd; Klmpaloas 118 (Pelleadt $9 60, third. 141 9A. Time, Whirling. Due, Willow Tree and taels slaeyas. INDIANS WIN IN EXTRA INNING GAME nt R-- Dale Diaeee. -- MARQUARD HIT HARD Pick AND BOSTON WINS 113 Holllag 1, y Thennah lea 1, ky Middleton 1 Loeias pHC Wlaalag ptlcker Holllag. Thormahlea Iwplrve WUeou, Nalila aad Aggie Athletes Are Given Annual Awards , Because PARIS Garters wear bo long most men don't know how mtny months they last Keep track next time youll be a PARIS booster forever i A5TEIN& COMPANY 85? ettaWs NawToglt and gyp Chicago Take a tip buy Paris today remember theyca been 1 1 ll SED SHcl |