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LETTERS THAT THREV4 US ; ON ' A StPE TRACK- - Lake1 AHP TWO MONTH- SEEP COST S- EVERY J ME FOURu BOCKS Trousers use the rest of the CARPET ?S CHIUP- r ' Looks - V flannel finest' quality at of Tn Tieavy $11.00 are. finely tailored and ' finished in t freshest style! These In Ward' triple giving New Yorka 6 to 5 victory. Meuse! hit a home run In the seventh, scoring two other Tpen and putting New York in the lead. lnthe aame Inning the Browns drove " out Shawkey, tying the score. mew York, t st. tons. O.A. AB K H.O A. ABUR 1 X llTobliwf 1 3 iTierber.ss.. 0 4 OFIsler.lb.. 8 7 IjWiUmelf. 18 1 Revereid c. 0 1 ONmith.Sb. . .. - 0 T0TJfobn,cf.2"f 0 I 0 8 2 8ll.ee.2b.... 2 0 0 8 2 1 ft HWwhIu'MI. 4 O 4- - X 0 1 0 01 Wwset... I 0 ft 0 0 2 1 0 tColllns.,. 10 .0 0 0 Totals .40 ft 3 3) H( Totals.. .41 ft 13 SO 14 " - Coveleskie and Manager of Indians Combine in Plot Wrecks Which Boston. London, Rutted for Lee ta tenth. tButted for Hhoeker lit teeth. New York 0 ft 1 O 3 0 0 '! ....01 o oft fiLkUiS iiotli 2080ft 8uinmaryfaJ5rror 000 Wsnir Wlltla V Cleveland Mew York .., Detroit .... Washington Boston . . , 8r. Louis . r (bingo . ... PhilaUrtphis f At 8t. Iyoiiia New York Eleven Innings. I At Cleveland Boston 0. Cleveland ft S At Chicago Washlugton 2. Chicago 6. Ac Petrol Philadelphia 2. Detroit ft. inning a. ) ; i h ' (Ten Today'! Schedule, at Chicago. Mew York at St. Lotna. at Detroit,' Philadelphia Boston at Cleveland. CLEVELAND, May 22. Tria Speaker' two doubles and Coveleskie' pitching were factors In Clevelands 5 to 0 victory o er Boston today. Each of Speak-on ers extra base hits came with men bases. CLEVELAND, O'Korke.u 3 0 0 3 likolialk.c,. 8 0 16 8 Brower. . 10 1 0 O'Eaber.p. . . 8 0 0 0 2 t (ourtney.p 2 0 1 O' Of Erirkaon.p 1 0 01 O' . tEllerbe.. 1 0 0 0 .80 3. off . Joan 11 Buab 1. 0002080 off Coveleskie 2. ft 7 27 15 by Pittsburg. LEAGUE. KATIOVAX, y . New York Chicago Brooklyn Bouton St. Louit .. Yesterday's Amlti. Bt. Louis at Boeton. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg nt New York; Cincinnati nt Phllndelphln. NEW YORK, May 22. Pittsburg won from New York today, 3 to 6, In a sensational contest featured by four home It was Coopers seventh straight victory. After Pittsburg tied the score In the eighth with Whltteds homer. Burns put the Giants ahead wlch a four base Jilt. Carey hit the ball Into the left field bleachers la the ninth with one Tsirba ne, ..ifaioife Philadelphia ... Pittsburg regaining the lead... The New 2 Detroit 2 ft - Summary: Error J. Walker, Perkins. Dykes York defense crumbled and Pittsburg hits Galloway, Rommel 2 batted In four more runs. Young. ' Snyder of New York hit the Three base bit Witt. Dugan. Teach, Dyke, fourth Home run Cobb. Witt. Stolen base Teach, J Walker. Welch. Perkins, Galloway. Saeri-flc- homer with two on base In the ninth. 002010100 01010000 68 Two-bas- e 00 111t 43333 1111 112 MilUyHlfl la 7 Innings, off Bush none in 1 inStruck out By Jones 2. Losing pltch- and er Jones. Connolly. Cmplrea Nallin WILD HEAVES AND SUCH 1.30. 1 MAYS WINS GAME BY CAPTURE SINGLE IN TENTH ATHLETICS BATTLE FRAME EXTRA ST. LOUIS May 22. Mays won his own DETROIT. May 22 Rommel outpitched game from 8t.- tula today, hia single In the tenth wKh two out,- - following both CHdham and Sutherland today and Home-ru- repairs are made. Main- tenance h continual. j Are you as careful in maintain-- ing your health ? You should be the human body is the most intricate mechanism in the world. Many people believe, when their bowels seem regular, that a physic is never needed. This is not true. Elimination, though regular, may not be complete. And waste matter remaining in the intestines is a breeding-groun- d for sickness. Physicians recommend a periodic flushing whether- or not you are constipated. Cleanse your system, at regular intervals, with a quickacting water laxative. .Dont gamble with slow, overnight cathartics; the poison should be moved without dangerous loss of time. Pluto Water works in thirty minutes to two hours. It flushes the system quickly and completely. Certain; gentle; harmless. Bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. Your physician prescribes it . - r Q, When nature wont PLUTO will 03 30 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 Cooper. Frisrh, Kelly. Two-bas- e Culebiw 3. Snyder. Cooper, runs Whirred, Burns, Sacrifices Bancroft, Tieraey. Carey, Snyder. Frisch, Wbltted, Bklff. Double MaraaeUla and Cniebaw; Cooper. plays Carey, Tierney and Orimm; Bklff and Cutahaw. left on bntea New York 4, Pittsburg 11. Beset os bells Off Cooper 3, off Borneo 3, off Sallee 1. Hite Off Barnet 11 ia 7 lnnlngg (note out In eighth), off 8al!ee 3 la t Inning moot out In 1 in ninth), ott Toney strucb out By .Cooper S. by Barn. a I.inning, by Sallee 1. Wild pitch Be race. Losing pitcher Sallee. Umpires O'Day nod Quigley. Time 2:80. Errors bite Borne, King. Hone - why thousands take a physic 1 even when regular IjFTER every trip, the railroad locomotive is inspected, and needed lenloe:o 0 I 0 Ocoee by Pittsburg New York Summary: Crvth 2. Jenkins. Brown, hitter: n Sifrlln, Salt Glnxlardl, Sand, Lake; Schneider 3, Smith, Dell, Smallwood, Vernon; Kopp, Sacramento; Guisto, Oakland;- - Walsh, Ban- - Franc leeor DISASTER OVERTAKES SUPERBAS HURLER O r. about r' ftnlllvaa.If KMWir lb O'Yarrall.e Frman,p Tork.p. ... ft 1 4 4 OITajlor.c... 4 K ruFf w 4012 0 1 4 ft 10O 8 0 2 . Rurhr,p. II.Maraaai.p. iniood Twmbly.cf 8 0 0 0 OltMltcbell.. ft ft ft 2 ft 0 4 1 2 t 1 2 0 8 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 2 1 ft 1 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0, Ham Hvatt made, a break-nec- k catch of a foul ball In the second game, reach11 8ft 17 .44 over the the concrete Total ..41 4 ft 80 18 ing far playtop of Tot). Rat tad for Retjther tn ith ers' bench, or, perhaps, 'twere more for In twelfth, Batted Mammas proner to say,the players! concrete bench. fteore by Iso in Pete Schneider distinguished .himself 1 0000108000 Cblcaf d with a catch. Broofcln 0 0 0 0 0 ft 1 ft 8 0 0 0 4 Error Johnston Jx Konetchy. Nummary: The winning and losing pitchers yesterKnteeer, Mlmmau. hit Terry day: Grimaa. Rullir 2, Kooetrhy, Hood. Three-be- e At Salt Lake: From me, Vernon, winbit Home rua ftuHivaa, Kroeyer. ner; Thurston, Salt Lake, loser. Gould. Whaet. fttoien b Griffith ftecrlflee SaK Lake, winner; Love. Vernon loser. Mlel. Cheer e. Kelleher, Tr15r. . Duobl 4 Konefchyr KlWaff snrt At Stockton.; Shea, Sacramento, win- play Johnatee Konetchy: Kelleher sod Grime. Left oo ner; Kremer. Oakland, loaer. At Sacramento: Xiehaua, Sacramento, Chlraao 12a Brooklyn ft. Bifi m ball Off 1. off Rcuther ft. off Freemaa S. off Cbeere winner: Arlett, Oakland, loser. t Hit Off Freemas ft la 8 2 8 At Oakland. O'Doul, Swi Francisco, Mammaox off2. York 1 1 8 Inning, off Cherve fa foolDfft, winner: Francis, Seattle, loser 1 la 3 inalsff. off Routlier ft 1a 9 lnnls. off At San Francisco: Scott. San Fran2 ia 8 Innings. Struck out By Mammnt cisco. winner; Jacobs, Seattle, loaer. 1. by Rent her ft, by Mammaux 1. Win Cheeve. pitcher sing txlng pitcher Morao and Bigler, Time 0:00. lirplr Man Given Honor f; 39 Tw-b- J. ...44 44 x ta both of these you find exceptional quality at an unmatched price. will ta ta Visitors: ...44 Cjhe Store for Jter 50 and Rqjm ST. 50 50 60 60 60 60 60 Exclusive representatives for Dobbs famous bats and caps. nmxzmmz .80. 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 HERB VAIL 60 3 .81 24 60 50 60 -- 25 46 42 60 60 ..... CLOTHING (JCQMMXr trophy event: Points ....48 8. Murphy E. B. Gardenler Automobile Repairing Worth While r - Rif Fox SurpriiExperts Match 405 SouthJWest 1 Practice in at Fort Douglas. J. W. Fox stopped all the snd proved the surprise of tho day yestn the praotice shoot of the Balt terday Rifle and Revolver club on tho Lake at Fort Douglas. Fox Is a novice, rang but led the field by shattering 179 targets out of a possible 200. This was the thfrd time that Fox had flred a Springfield rlflq, and If hie performance of yesterday may be taken a a sample of nls capabilities he Will have no difficulty In landing a place on the local team when it goes to compete In the national matches. L. H. Wadsworth, an experienced game shot, was a visitor from Brigham City. had flred at Although Mr. Wadsworth he had never experienced targets before. ehootlng from 200 yards standing or 300 However, he tied Ben yards kneeling. Williams for high score at this distance and finished eighth In aggregate score. At 300 yards rapid lire, Frank Barnes led the list with a "possible." Henderson copped s 49 for second and Fox and Kingsley tied withI- 48 for third. At 200 Slow Are, - H. Wadsworth was yardswith 48, Frank Hogan finished secfirst came In third ond with 41 and Fox er with 42. from prone at 300 Firing rapid-fir- e yards, Johnson proved toO. beC.the ace. with Wadsworth 48. . Nanimbene and tied for second with 46, and Fox, Haley trlpla tie Tor third, andAshhy drew with 48 each, Aahhy also made the sit up and take notice by finishing second In the aggregate score. Next Sunday It Is planned to have four target In working order, so that the event may be run off In a shorter time and the shooters be enabled to get home without suffering from fisherman's luck. whether GoverIt Is not nor Mabey wH be able to attend the Governor day shoot next Eatfirdayf as he Is not scheduled to return to the state until that date. In case he will be able to attend, proper announcement will be made the official lncharge of the shoot. Jy Marsh Coal trophy committee reThe cup, which ports that It has purchased aand will be suitably engraved put on exhibition. William M. McConahay, an old standby of the club, has donated a painting by Fery,In valued at 825, which will be shot for the near future. Following are the complete scores: Rapid Fire, Slow Fire. Temple St. double: grip cs '"(MIC lgt iZ' v barrel-peeper- known-deflnlte- ly K J I . e as 5 a ns X 3 S3 r? Attention You Men of Muscle Looking for a garter to stay put on those muscled legs of yours? Something that will act gently -- yet firmly? Then be good to your husky self. Right now hike into your dealers and get next to these double grip, Paris. double-duty-doi- ng - Single Grip35P and up Double Grip SOP and up I. STEIN & COMPANY CHICAGO Makars Children's M e a. a M a be Fre-m- 45 45 45 44 ..... ......44 -- one-han- at -- The aeries ended: Vernon won 3, Salt Lake won 2, 1 postponed. - Portland won- BROOKLYN, Mty 22. --Chicago won 5, Lo Angeles Won I,' 4 n oxcUingr tlf-lnni- n gam from Brook postponed. Oakland won 3, Sacramento won 4, 1 !yn today, ft to 4. The 8uprbaa tied the ecore In the ninth postponed. Seattle won, 1, San Francisco won 4, with a home run, triple end two dou-ble- e. 3 postponed. The vlrttor jwon, n . pass, &unLvw --T rtypnsglhle'-- f hOT tt cttupte 'of Ihe' 'post- tffflend n error" by Mammaux, whoRuther. f poned games of last week between clubs relieved CHICAGO. J BROOKLYN playing in California will be. played off ' AB B.H.O A t AB R H O.A today. ParhFr.rf, ft 1 0 8 0QUrm.at. .. a g p A 1 HoUocTtr.w 8b ft 0 1 2 8 There will be nine games in the series TFT7.2b.. ft ft 30 S 86Johnta Griffith. rf. ft ft 1 1 O between the Bees and Beaver, beginning Grim. lb. 4 8 2 1ft OfWhFat.if.. ft 2 8 1 tomorrow. The series will takotln next Maiftti.rf. 8 10 4 1 Mremcf... 5 0 0 82 0 Monday, Memorial day, when there will Robrtao.cf 1 ft ft O 0Kntrhr.1h. 8 1 1 12 0 be a double-head-ChFTF.p ft ft 0 o OiKlliioff,2b. 4 0 0 4ft Anyhow, nobody can complain not getting his money's worth. k This shoot and Sporting Goods vompany will run until June 19 ami shooters who happen to be out of town will have the opportunity of ehootlng up. Those to win points on the trophy . yesterday and the scores follow: Dorsey Burgess L. E. Biter W. P. Fowler W. H Mitchell W. Iloldawny A. U. Jones J. M, Anderson F. J, Meilanney, Jr R. A, Wilson H. W. Heagren .. Don Morrison, Jr. 8. H. Sherman Schedule. Todays fin- : -- At New Turk Ptttabufg R, New York A At Brooklys Chicago 6. Brooklyn 4. No other games scheduled. --- In day by breaking 39 without a mins, while G. L. Becker made Morrison hurry by breaking 38 In a row. Yesterday was the first shoot on the trophy presented bv the Western Arms state champion, G. il Beiker and John Wwtern Arms A Sporting Hoods L. Taylor, two of Ogden's marksmen. Wonderful shooting was done in the Don Morrison ,...49 doubles event. Cs H. Rellley led Q. L. John L. Tartar ....44 Becker by one bird, breaking 93 target .49 L. Berber to Becker's 2. The world's record for 9. C. H. It el Pay ,,..,,.,.41) double target breaking is 96 out of 100. John N Sharp .47 Sam H. Sharman did some excellent Frank Rnmal ............. ...47 ..46 double shooting by breaking 89 and A. P. A. P. Bigelow 45 Ernie Ford Bigelow smashed 84. 46 Lon Morrison mad the long run of the F. B. Srhefskt ('Incinnati Philadelphia well-- , a $2.25 x the best shooting exhibitions witnessed at the local traps wasjieen" yeaterdny at the regular Sunday shoot hetd at the SaltJLake were Gun clubl Four, shooter n honore with the brll- tied for NE of ever lilgh-gu- Pittsburg 02 ning. Tima Total, .,2ft 3 24 Snared Witt, HeUmann, UommeL Double plays i Batted tor ORourke in ninth. FimBrim. Mw YOHg. Young, Sutherland and Jooea; Rommel. GalloAB R.H-A. I AB R.H.O.A. (Batted Tor Erickson in ninth. way and J Walker. Left on bases PhiladelI 3 4 ij Burma, If. . 3 2 2 1 0 Blgbaa.lf. Washington .. ..2 0 ft 0 0 0ft 0 ftX Bases on balls Off Rommel Ouray. cf.. 4 ft phia 8. Detroit 8. 1 Bancrft.aa. 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago ... ......0 0 6 1. off CHdham 1, Two-bas- e off Sutherland Hits Off MrnTlk.it 1 hit Shanks. Johnson. 8, airrtack.Sb.,. 8 e 0 4 4 Summary: off Sutherland ft In ft Outahw.Sb 3 21,94 2 OlYoung.rf., Throe base hit lloatil. Home run Falk. Stolen Oldham ft In ft Innings, 3 G 1 3 0 out Oldham Rom 'Struck 1, By by innings. S Whtted,rf3 1 bjfae Harris. Sacrifices Klee. Gharrlty, ftheoly. Balks Sutherland, Rommel. Passed T1arnay,3b 4 13 4 OKrlly.lb... 4 Double play Cnlljn to Johnaon to Sbeely. Left mel 4- liglug.cf.., Losing pitcher Sutherland. Los IJrimm.lb. 3 OiKapp,3b. on base Washington 7. ( hicago ft. Baaea on ball Bassler. 3 0 0 2 4 2 30. Tim Hklff.e... 4 0 0 8 lBrowa..,- - 1 0 0 0 0 balls Off Faber 2. off Courtney 8, off Erick- plres Dineen and Wilson. ft ft 4n 1 0 2 0 liRaytfer.e... 4 Hits Off Courtney son 2. Innings, Cooper... 18 0 3 off Krickson 2 In, 2 2 3 innings. Hit 4ty pitchBarnet.p.. f 0 1 0 0 ers By Faber. Harria Sallee. p... 0 0 0 0 0 (2i; by Courtney, Struck out By Faber 4. by Courtney Hhalk. Toney. p. ,, 0 0 0 0 1 2, Losing pitcher Courtney. tOaatoo... 1 0 0 0 0 by Erickson 8 and Evans. I mpires Hildebraod, Morisrtty Totale. .40 IT 37 T ToUla...S M 2T 10 Time 1:57. Baited for Rapp la ninth. Batted tat t far ninth. The day' best hitter: Toaey Tntala. .82 0 7 24 10; Totals... 82 A 11 ST 13 Batted for Jonea la'clghth. Boston .. 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 5 . . Cleveland 0 Two-ba- a hit Jon. Gardner, Summary: Dooble plays Jones, Pratt Speaker 2. Smith, and Mclnala; Gardner. Htevennon and Johnston; Vltt, Pratt and Mclnnia. Left on bases Boa- ton 7f Cleveland 7. Bases on balls (iff Jones ,,,.,..0 er . n AB H H.O.A. AB R.H.O.A - Lei bold, rf. 4 0 0 4 OJ.mlroon.lf S 2 0 2 0 H 1 4 1 S 0 1 0 lJobu.tn.lb ,, Vltl.Sb... B.MWkl.H 4 0 1.1-- fl Pratt.2b. . 4 0 0 2 Smith, rf . . 4 4 0 2ft O Gardner. 3b 4 m hlclnnla.lb Bcott.aa.. 4 0 1 3 0 Bewell.aa.. 4 Colltna.cfe 4 0 0 2 0 Htevrnsn,2b X Ruel.e. . .. 3 0 0 4 10NetU.c.. 4 Jonea.p... 2 0 2 0 2 Cveleakle.p 4 4 Futh.p.. 0 0 0 0 0; Hodrjx.. 0 O 0 0 Oi ? - - three-bagg- Pastime Full of Home and Excitement Finally tnglo-Frenc- won In the tenth Inning, Philadelphia v 9 to ft. Second Baseman Young failed to hold a pop flv In the tenth and the rally started by the viaitorg netted athem five runs. Detroit railled also, but Kommel checked 22. run home Falk CHICAGO. Jtfay It after yielding two runs. with the bases full In the aixth gave the Cobb hit a homer. DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA. White Sox a victory over Washington AB R.H-A. AB B H O.A. today of 6 to 2. ft I 2 0 Of Young 2b. Witt.rf... 0 7 2 8 l'Buah.aa.. . J. Waikr.lb ft Falk'a hit broke up a pitchers' battle-I9 8 0 I OiCobbcf.,, 4 2 whleh Courtney had shut out the Suk Griffin, 1b. 0 0! Veach.If.. 1 1 1 by Moa-t- il Dugan, 3b. ft for five Innings. A 1 1 3 0 Hellren.rf. drove out Courtney ('.Walkr.lf ft right afterward 1 ft 0 .. Biue.lb. 312 f. Welch, finished. Erickson and 3 2 Perkins.c. 4 I i 2 Jones, 3b.... CHICAGO. WA8HINUTON ft 1 Baaaler.c. ABKHOA.I ABKHOA. Dykea,2bw ft4 2 81 ft 1 ft 2 A 0 2 2 4 Gallowy.w 4!Oldham.p. Jildxe.lt.. 4 0 2 t flI1 Johnson. 4 8 8 8 ft RomoMl,p, 0 9 2 4 ft.8uthrln.p, Miilllgn..tb Mtlen.lf.. 11 10 112 01 1 0 0 Brasil... Rice.cf . . 3 0 1 2 0Comn..2b. 2 2 13 0 0 0 0 2 Hooper.rf. 10 13 31 Hrrl.2b. Totals.. 43 319 8018 Totals.. .40 ft 18 80 18 Mlllrr.rf., 3 0 1 0 0 PalkAf . . .. 4 111 Batted for J. Walker la tenth. 3 hank. .8b, 4 0 2 0 lMotll.rf .. Washington 1 be FALK DECIDES MOUND DUEL FOR WHITE SOX f BOSTON. Two-has- e areshowing Regular Sunday Events Bring OutMarksnien Who Display Unusual Ability in Race -- for Sporting Goods T Runs rophy . . W hah Oaoro three-roun- Mia Rbawkey, Msvs, Tubin. e Home hits Ward, Herereld. Smith. Mitchell. Stolen run Meusel. Ihm-bl- e fieea Shnwkeiy. Jlltchell. Lee. Jac?ibson. play Williams. Hisier. Smith and Lee. Left 0 Bases Louts oa bases New lork 10. St. on balls Off May 1. off Shocker 4. Hits Off inning, off Maya 1 la 8 2 3 Shawkey 12 la ft Innings. Hit by pltrlier By Shawkey 1 (Wilout Struck liams!. By Shawkey ft. by Maya I. by Shocker 7. Winning pitcher Mays la-ptre- s Time 2:85. Chill and Owens. Lee. Tbree-bas- 22. lha ehamploii French boxer, wa. being shown over the Brit-,lh- house of commons, Commander Kenworthy, an Independent "Liberal member for Central Hull and heavyweight boxing champion of the British 'navy, suggentod that Carpentler-an- d d himself should give a -axhibitioopbout Jn.ane..ofth4com- mlttee rooms of. the house, the pro. h ceede to be given to charities. Carpentler, who paid a brief vlelt hare prior to leaving for the United States to fight Dempsey, had to decline the suggestion- for want of time. f LEAGUE. May we duek, cut and nicely ished assortment 1 of Commons Bout m AMERICA Devotees of Traps Hang Up High Shooting Marks French. Champ Declines House white Take a tip-bu- y Paris today-rememb- (251531 fslUJTr fMgHr HICKORY , Csrten theyve been er S! ijt (gMyihrS7 '5 ia Mam-tnau- Utah at Stanford University Murray Jordan Leaguers i Defeat Special to The Tribune, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.. May 23. Clair M. Senior, a former University of Utah 'main, has just been elected treasurer of the Stanford chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, the national honorary law fraternity. Senior Is a junior in college and a student in the Stanford law school. He is also a member of Sequoia club. Donald Sneddon, a Stanford student, expects to pass through Salt Lake on a to New journey across the continent York bv motorcycle. This is the second transcontinental trip that Snedden has made. In 1913 he traveled from New York to Stanford on a bicycle. Snsddcn, who baa been out of college for the past year, has recently returned from a ten months' voyage around the world In a r. The voyage Included only one stop in ten months, which was made at Cape Town. South Africa. Last week Snedden wort third place In a national diving contest held at Idora. Park.' Cal. ; four-mast- C- - rTT Park City Team Special te The Tribune. PARK CITY. May 37 The Murray baseball club of the Jordan Valley league met the local nine of the name circuit here this afternoon and carried off a victory. Stauffer of Murray garnered a and the whole Murray club came Tn for Ite share of BASEBALL and LEAGUE FORMED. . , doublei to Ths Tribune. The batteries: Murray, Mooney and Bpeefsl SHOSHONE. Idaho. May 2 The tons Bishop; - Park City, Jackson, Rldd and of Shoshone, Wendell. Gooding end Jerome Fisher.have organised "What they call the "In, The officers are: Baseball land league." BODY ARRIVI8.' Samuel Vlght, WendeH, president; Albert Special te The Trttene. Bennett, Jerome, vice president; Harry SPANISH FORK. Msy 22. The body Levy. Gooding, secretary. The directors of Bartell Nellsen, a former resident of are Dr. Potter. Shoahons: W. P. Kenthis city, arrived hero today from Cali- nedy, Ooodlng; L-- 8. Johnson, Jerome. A eerie of fifteen games have been schedfornia, where Mr. Net lean had been making his home. It will be Interred In the uled for the. season,4 which ,1s to close August 14. City oemetery. 24-to- four-bagg- three-bagge- rt r" - j If er Hippodrome Theater Tonight 8:30 Sharp SBMBHMMMeMNtaMaHMtaaiMMmMBMtaiatataMMtaBSaaBmmensMSMMSSSe ABIE MISHKIND vs. GEOEGE EAGELS (Oakland, Cat) (Salt Lake) Lightweights Six Bounds FRANKIE DARREN Vi. BED BRIGGS (Idaho Falls) (Salt Lake) Welterweights Four Bounds KID SPARKS vs. KID BAIRD 125 Pounds Four Rounds (Pocatello) (Logan) ' ' IRVING JACOBS vs. WALT HART (New York City) Featherweights Four Bounds - (Salt Ltko) BILL CLINE vs. BERT LEWIS Welterweights Four Bounds CONNIE RICHMOND vs. DICK MORGAN Paperweights Four Bounds Bests Now on Sale at Whitehouso Cigar 8tore, 208 South Main Street |