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Show EVENING NEWS DESERET APRIL 20 1917 FRIDAY BOWLING Ball Basket SPORTS GYM WRESTLING Took Tight Grip on Top Place and Bees Could Not Shake Them Out of It Seals lLu-'U- BOARD SCORE BASEBALL AA LEAGUES AMERICAN NATIONAL AMERICAS advanced him on a aar.rtfice San Koemer and Corhan gave him a booet to third Then Hannah with a single V. dftuble by thfbwltrg "Blyek 7.B1. prl port ,hy w.onbana o n .lipped Into Steen The Bee. could do nothing with in their half si the Inning, .... top poaitianif couri things wll! be different U, tm root- ' . bythethe narrow margin ert there, it's eure death forR(theof Beal GANK9. TODAY two to win has Lake now Salt Only is w hen they might Boston at New York, cloudy; 3:39 por- - to get lop position had t? for one.- if they had soared p m have ,f ,.v. M P for So.n tho Boe j Brooklyn at JPhtladelphia. cloudy; 3 of pitching p.m. Th coro i ie!??.. town! on they come too! ,eterdy. Chicago' at Pittsburg, cloydy; 3 J.m. Cincinnati at gt. Louix. partly cloudy : ukv fZx il o TtlTu Juo .97 St Paul .000 GAMES. TODAY Louisville at Chicago, partly cloudy ; India nappli Miiskuukee Detroit at CUsveland cl ud, J p.m. BC Louis Philadelphia at Washington. clear, Xew York at Boston; ra;r 3 pm. T-- fmacico. ASSOCIATION Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville 400 4. .400 .333 Minneapolis Colunjhus Toledo - Bl 3 Minneapolis-Kansa- 111 4 C'ylumbtis1 Toledo s poned. rain Paul-- 2. 3 City game post- Y jpSL DAYS GAME9. 000 1M w 012 At Philadelphia Boston .. ..Till 902 00ft 1 h 0- R. H E J 3 0 - Newark Baltimore Rochester Providence Montreal Richmond Buffalo Toronto . j 914 0 is z 10 Philadelphia Per.nock and Batteries Boston Mays. Thomas, Philadelphia I arncairi. Mey- er and Schanff. R h. E 1 Mx 7 1J 1 iadetphta -- Rixey. Fit- - At Claveland- - horse He ranks now and always has as of Ge best pilferer either league fri eight years he ot ha? stolen a r. ? nks eoSmrtHwA' bo? 3 per veer. Ty h average ID heft in 12 seasons, averaging 54 per year. as it may seem. Trie is A YetSurprising tet run scorer than his great rival the seasonTn averages hit During tn D!jm r h Jut jgi th. bnforeombny or That mK. him of n t!Ut. in .p.r aa ut iSl for ttoob 12 seasons an average of Oq the average per game however rj CublLAllghtly leads Speaker But don't g fielder of a.l time aU Important fact Trie And o. fc.for. you vote unniouUr had a Sam Crawford a bit and out- Spkrr for Cobb, pan him and drtrlna him battin flur bh!nd hr, valuable ii defensive strength heme tune and again If crif!-- e compared with offensive power file obb jit a 50 50 propnstiian, then T la greater player than Trie Speaker? has htt forv A Ty. tn 12 seasons of .JO while Speaker, Tris Speaker rose to the greatest grand average a mark of vear ha f ht rafter tft Tfl4 when he 14 etght height T. Thar gives Tv a .922 bdlge on clubbed for a grand average of .344 Hu Tris Tris offset that by his and nosed out the Tiger alar in the feats afield? Times without greater him thrilling race to the October wire number rkttl uncanny trappingSpeaker surely outfeided Cobb And f!!e, his marvelous throws tnhave halto. on the lflf showing alone, Speaked rallies and saved games. er was the greater player. Cobbs superiority with the bludgeon - that difference may win nree or four more games per eann than does Speaker, but who will dispute th fact that. TrJa saves a least that number of games each year by hts brilliant fielding stunt0 Which is greater Ty Its the moo Speaker rated hep i iL.r o- rwum !. Richmond 6. Kochester Toronto 4, Baltimore 7V Buffalo 2. .Newark 4. Providence 5. Montreal Tobin, cf , . Rath, 3b Sheeley lb Crandall, lb Ryan. If Quinlan, rf . Orr. Oislaaon. 2b Hannah, c Hoff. p xShir.n . . . nvr baseball. rbets Health Tty. Drink plenty of water, but drink It itween meala. not during meals Total r. Cobb, as a better that SpaaXsi.. b i t Trfa isn't such a truck xRan for Shoeloy in ninth. Score by innings: San Francisco Runs . . .. 1 HU Salt .. MIMH 110 2 0 0 3 See them. Young Men Suita, special f20. Z. 1 take Shop. Hannah. Shorn "Belt Kae" M. I. Men's Advertisement. ninth inning In the extra session the and put the Qraya scored five times i AgAillytftt Jiyur. The barler qait-ettMETHl v,': i!v TheGrwv scored TS in girtt Oh ice Trrfor nnr T'1 will hav, to travel to .hake She- - in the first home run of the season when he planted th pill in deep center for ley off firs; base hittir Sheeley Lo, Joe Seha!t Ane!e. AprU fyur bases Th series will be resumed home runs with startling frequency, leapt r n and third baseman, and Ernli today. - left fielder of tho and covers his base with conscientious M'!Angeia, have decided to mgn new con- tracts The contracts trill not coo-Portland S I tals the 1 1 M y 0 release or the reserve M Runs BerFrSl former Coasters got into clause, but will be for Ufa. j Hits .... .... 222 2 0209 010 in by big print yesterday playing Gold and Blue cross country star league JOakland games Ping Bodle starred Philadelphia Ar Ron .... si.. 5 1 !.! ! ! ? 1 ? A L... tvr br winning for the MtiMMIHil off on thetr annual City Creek 12 j wttt Nation i i ;t., f i m ruT1 the twelfth tonight announced incr.a. In tM The course ip J'L'f" and ho' J? i Batteries: .Portland Brenton. Pen-- j Jaunt this afternoon In other time of thr. admlKlon by which halt price to. the starting Creek and back ner and Fier; Oakland Ariett. bleacher seat hereafter will eog i ' h' li and Beer mer. ColdweJL Murray. n with fnr a f CTevfand ,n ninth. in miles in pok cent, and lower pavilion seat 7f place andtwothe and Seraphs and T igers hullen. mentor of the school while Coveleskl on the same team was contA length to see the records for the dis- batted out of the box. Paul Fittery I Former Dricea were 5 and &0 rnu expects the for Close Game; Portland PhiUie and did only tance shattered. Watts. Freebalrn and pitchedwelL Swede Risberg neutralixed roectively Eldridge are the nen who are being fairly Ogdens Mayor Grows a g r it by a co.,1, to win the event. backed M.th.VA 1. Six in One rrlrtr Makes two Cuban players esperlmentlng wAs may be Suspicious of Match Gtelaaon is getting to be a fiend for with retained he Reds are by They sissllng To Continue Tennis. grounders He gathered In a --Romans'!), a shortstop and Cue to, who Inning. hot one man hi and an outftaUput yesterday or base third playth (Special to The Newt.) out. !0.-- Aa Investigating Ogden, April Chicago. April If Directors of the Walter Johnn, We.hlnrtone rreat ,. committee has been named by Mayor tohas never been bothered with Lawn )oit jnlkT Western Tennis to an ascertain effort thf asctt1on Angeles Cal April 29 Gharlte a7r. Heywood in r n k rhntr pitcher, 1 72,1; Ik rm jame 17221 has been in th blr indorsed action "Stxa., the . victorious over Chief Johnw,tt th recent TS hl M..imously Jye.terpitcher sine Johnson claim that UnUi(( ytJ, Jasper now cannot play in or- - if a twirler lt N,,Kn wrrr.nnj-son here yesterday afternoon in the in the will take care nt poar and never overtax his pitching arm a wl?h"thebplLaand 'ihJp 7k-best game that has been played on the compny.d of Jo,ph H Thom. Jmr SLn?mraeh4f!a' until" ,urh never will sidestep trouble. and Pingree. Wm Doyle.InLorenxo West comlocal diamond this season, the score be- K. - JI T Vincent Sexton -- SUIkiS0 naming the 1 to 0. Both twirlers satd commlithat th ing pitched great mlttee the mayor general usurpation of ball, but the Tigers were unable to loners desire to enctruragg sport In I IS NO SINGLE to confiscation of factories. hit when hits meant runs while the the city but it must be of the right Southern Pacific to 10al. v took advantage v DtoerxiiUaflM Of. scoring. Johnson was theiraYorHf!rfr;bWo''fllhr: possibility as a of and result taauer T2'' charges EnCOUr&gC Farmer touched for hut five hit but two of counter tlnued for more than a month,bais esthe, charge In rmertR withHarthem came in the fourth inning and reJak wrestling match between serious With the pecially sulted in the only score of the game c bertaon. claimant of the middleweight of the Easter holidays it iscompletion gan Francisco. April 20 Score by innings expected nd Charlie Hck,n-- ! turBi gr.d horticultural r titl. wHI be Improvement In the facthere expert Vernon: A an opponent ;,ng of Chicago by the Southern Pacific tory situation. RuifS 0 0 of Harbertor. a company to tn.truct the eastern mtn a, It farmer In Reports from the army are still conmu m a i o o. i i i failure and ome of the fan. interrtfred farmlnr I.ecture. flicting. but In general they appear to are aettlnjr aarcaetlc In thoir remark r,.nry Los Angeles: an1 ronf,r,nc,. will b hTd at m!n how improvement in discipline. In IN been has Evidence RUSSIA 1 ... x Rune NOW preparation for the coming planting 0001 PPltB from Portland to San Diego of Mayor Heywooa. 0 0 l l i- -l Hite aiu. ms? h,ne 10 12 0090 and rrbm San, Prancl.co to Minister at War and Kary aroused his suspicions I.2.. strongly enough was announced here today. s Batteries: Vernon Johnson. Ouch k off haa ordered that soldi an to irtveeUgwtUra.. Justify and Mtse; Los Angeles Hall Tvo company baa under consideramore than 49 years of age who can and Baasler. tion th question of throwing open to return to ferome f eperyd t!H thi? in the fields as a measure to re-- j famer. rent fre. millions of seres of Grays Down Blues. it grand lands along its right of way Oakland. Cal- - Aprii 29 Manager Del lieve the grain shortage. Howard ucd 14 player her yeeter-- j Solution From Probof Economic only a few inferior points ar day aftarw'xvft in an attempt lo win Fa.lenttae'e Grays handed thm tfcre disquieting rumor. Kishinev flower and field out over th Th garden, West a Side school th Gra, high till report attempt being made to attempt's lem Raised by the Revolu- organise futile as the men from afternoon, after th seed Hallev a Sofia Co., 62 E. 2nd a massacre of Jew and tha thejmtng count north won out by an 9 to 'score ye?rda t?o4 dl all it the end of the So. Ad vert isom ent. Intelligent classes and also agrarian disorders. Kiev also reports the ir tion Not Yet in Sight rest of a number of miMirrc aglta tors. This propaganda Is attributed t KIDS Pessimism By the work or remnants of the old poltog pm via Lon- organisation. Petrograd April If. don. April 29. 6 9 pm (Delayed.) With donfHct existing between the ARE DEAD government snd the council of workmen and soldier' deputies, one cannot peak of a sole strong power in Russia. because a pWr which is menaced IS flESillT OP I In the second frame the Beavers ran wild on the sacks and scored six runs hex vers na? spitted before the 04 down. Brenton and Penner pitched ball for the winners and were great Chadbourn accorded good support and Rodgers were the hitting, star Score by innings: 0- h I How They Stand. JUNIORS FIRST IN HIGH SCHOOL MEET .... 'nUBtid RE91LTR. YBfTERDAY it Hit .Lake San Frmndeco 4. ill JALtMe 3. M Oakland (! At Rffiii lit innings Portland Vernon Angeles 1. Lake won Oak-tta- $. 0. 4 Los ! San Francieco 2. r1 Us Angeles won 1. Vernon won 2. Oakland won 2. Portland ton I. j Loa Angeles Portland Cmkland CAME. TODAY Isn Francisco at oakTand. Port:rul Vtranz, at Salt at Los Angeles. Amith end Stewart were v ie tore ever Hooper and Ansell yesterday afternoon in the double tournament at the Deseret gymnasium the eeorst beiridr 17 7; $. The winners will to 11; battle Leaver and Gardner for the to enter the finals for the state right j title. The game will be etagod Satur-idaClawson and Campbell will clash with J Smith and Dent at 5:30 this afternoon. are These teams the strongest in the tourneyonand the fan j fast work the part of expect i Ills "Balt The tnterclass track and field meet at the East Side high school ended yesterday afternoon with the juniors leading the seniors for the initial poet tlon by aix counters The final stand Juniors 59; Senior Ing was as follow 4. Sophomores 1. and Freshmen S Hurd won the pole vault, Kerr placed first In the StO; Beatie took the initial position tn the low hurdles. Dart won the century. Sheets won the javelin while the relay went to the seniors with a team composed of Dart. Wllhart B. Dart and Dunyon The meet was a succees in eyery way and the work of Kefr was the outitlndlng feature. Kerr won the jpile. 810 and 440 and aet a fast pace Tn eachvent SMITH AND STEWART WIN IN HANDBALL THE IF COLIMA. ban Fnmcteeo Lake. the contestants. IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE Dmmatlmn Haa Never Bern Cured not rakch the blood, the seat of the system of the hf Untraenta or Ixalma. and Never troubla. and rid th 8 8 8. la on cause of the disease Will Be. blood remedy that haa for more than been gtrtng relief to even fifty years Tu never knew ot Rheumatism most aggravated and stubborn Are mor. source of suffering the painful case of Rheumatism. It cleanses and -- hta cured by liniment, lotions or out ail hr external application. And you purifiesofthe blood by routing th disease. The traces ifl never see anything but temporary of others who have taken 8.experience S. S. aril! hSef afforded by such makeshift convince you that it will promptly Bat why be aat iwflod with tempo-reach your caae. Tou can obtain this from the pang of pain valuable remedy at any drug store. Wek ore pure to return with A valuable hook on Rheumatism and together with expert verity, when there I per-- : it treatment, relief within your reach? medical advice about your own Indiha proven that Rheumatism vidual caae. will be sent absolutely J1 Mhorlertd condition of the Wood, free Write today to Medical Deoan satisfactory result he partment, Swift Specific Co.. J Swift "".then, -- Feted from any treatment '.hat doe Laboratory;, Atlanta. Ga. rlf - L ten-da- j Kre-jcit- y - u.n b j f ieu. 7- Si -- . Agrlcul-wreatlin- 09990900 ened 4.1 I Arel-lane- Bvtr. l Ad Carter Supreme SIX is not a power, but a mblanee of power, eaye the Russkia Volia. a statement which Is considered a conservative estimate of existing Internal con- i scec-- when GeT BlGt i'll. HAVB Yr.ARk'f owe of Vh ncBPE I OH GOHll A ditions Optimistic assurances that the danger from the breach between the two governments is only trivial are transitory and extravagant Statements to the effect that the country ia facing complete disaster r equally mlslead-Inot an It to ar that the economic exaggeration disturbance caused by the revolution has rained a problem the solution of which is not et in n ighL (strdTs Mcaas Urfclst. present constituted the ai ernment As UNION 7:20 A. PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD Dwcw2 at' M.-- . 8:15 Alt 9:30 AM.. . 6:55 P. M 6:56 P.M. 5:06 P. M 6:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 11)0 A. M.. P.M..-23- 6 P.M. 230 P.M...1 330 -- one-hsl- JUST IS ONE THING THAT HERE 1 two-ba- 5s Francisco Lake ?reon Lw Asgeles fc.1 td ; X I pgctnr COAST LKAGtX league Alaedlwg. vre ;j - it . . Totals ' I w i SHOOTING p.m; 4$0 P.M. 8:16 P M.. .Of4 tpmror. Omaha. Chicago, eolni) Ifcn asd Butt slab arrivin gov- is without means to enforce 'any of Its mandates except hr appeals to the patriotism f the people Without any strong cehtral authority the masses realise that power i In their own hands The existing breach dates from the triumph of the revolution, when the eounell of workmen's and soldiers' deputies Issued instructions to the people to disregard the orders of the government where these conflicted with those of the council. In this connection the Ruaekfa Votia mays today The position of the temporary government is most difficult, because 4t is not supported by any parliament The council of delegatee Is a live force, but It cannot take the place of a real parliament. The situation ta more difficult inasmuch as the revolutionary council la not always clear an the composition of tho council Itself is not definite. the 'other hand the council Is a power In competition with the government "We are faf'fYom the belief that there ts any conflict which cannot be settled between the two bodies." There la evidence that the council of deputies are endeavoring to influence the country to support the government. Their task, however. Is rendered dtfft-ctrby a few' radical members and professional agitators influences working demagainst the success of a Russian can be atocracy. , To these inflame tributed ta a large measure the disorganisation ta tho factories, where the workingmen, who became easymadprey for pre the Soeteltetle propaganda, ooeterous demands. 7 :40 2:10 10 JO P. P. M. M. AM Th. Indianapolfa. Ind.. April 20 Fix pPe' are dead and a cora of ofhergr are suffering from minor injuries as a result of a fir which is sgid to hav resulted from an explosion of moving picture films, In the office of a fltV exchange In llie Colfax ofrtce belttfi and apartmant house in the do district hare last night. Forty persons were In the buiktti when the explosion occurred K scoi of women were hurt In the panic followed The dead Dr. Martha E. Keiler. a physicUn. of Harry Rowland. IS. sn employ the Col Motor core par. y Leona Griffin. If Robert Griffin, 14 Mrs. ML Gjrifln, mother of Leyta and Ah unidentified woman Among the Injured was W. t. Elklftfb a fireman, who .wae trapped on a firo ! escape and strac by a falling brick. Hi hands were crushed The flames spread to the Linden ana Royal hotela cut the guests escape and damage to the hotels was slight Policemen and civilians made a nuns her of thrilling rescues of pei ssijB floor of the blade. rapped on the third The loss to the Coin !ng ttruoi-ur156.64. . ..3 building Js estimated sn . On tt 11:45 III Include few-ho- tv !; you imi trsul4i Sot-to- W1 you know WHO HK d that h kOooliiimly ntoa hr' ot ad you to 1 wi th. aurat Dr - ard ot St y.- - |