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Ti TiIF IF I ITSSHAPPENS IT SH HERE iNS THE i HERA i i ii 1 A LDS jJ i 0 Bt sIT Yesterdays Results BAS A EBA A LL II Standing Teams of ofResults ofResults I EVfN BREAK It ItRfLAY INRELAYCARNIIAL RfLAY RELAYCARNIIAL RELAYCARNIIALE CARNIVAL CARNIVALu i of and Runners RunnersPull RunnersPull Pull Off Some Great Sport Sportat at Varsity VarsityTIM TIM fela relay carnival held Oft CumrRtRga CumrRtRgafield field YeMerday atter afternoon OOl betwMR Ute Uteunlventty theuniversity university and the IfRITen1t7 ef efProvo Provo re8ulted In a tie eeore The con coaIst contest test fJrnWted the beet sport that Utatbeen hoe hoet been peen pn nn CUmmings nose oM for memo memotune ne netime time fxerv race except possibly Ute Utemile licemile mile al a a fight from beginning to tond toend end nd ith I II a speetaeular tuula tin finlah Utahwon Utah Utahon won on the hp halt mile and ProVO took tM tMhlO thetwo two 11111 and tour mile mileThe mileThe The mile rela relay was fir first sad each eaehntestallt eachentestaot ntestallt ran a quart SiMmons SiMmonsarmlchael and andarmlchael armlchael started and the Ht attAr ga gaGutting gave gaveGutting Gutting for the a short lead aver oftrCrossb avertroseby Crossb who ho continued for Provo Provoalkr ProvoWalkrr Walkrr alkr and Jones were the next to run runwith runwith with Walker In the lead at the start startOn IttartOn On tJ last quarter Chamberlain and andBrln andBrint Brln Here pre matched and the ProvoI Provo Provoman I man rut up a great IMt light to overcome overeomertnhfi overcomeBrtnt Brtnt rtnhfi lead And after a desperate de8eratrrron desperateeffort effort fur an entireJap entire lap Brinton 1 ftnilhed ftnilheda a few yards ahead of the Provo man manIt It the fourmlle race the Uhad Uhad had an easy time with Ith 1M milers mllersflnQ milersc and Holdaway finished nearly a half halflap halft lap ahead of Alley for the The half halfmile halfmile mile was SII a close contest Richardson Richardsonflnd and Balrde ran neck and neck until th thia the thesat ia sat fe few yearoM when hen BairdI for forged ed ahead In the next 30 Grant running runningagalnat runningagainst against Simmons put the teams on onequal onequal equal footing Walker and Crossby ran randose ranclose dose then Brinton finished Increasing the lead for the team making his hisdistance hisdistance distance 3 22 se seconds andB The fir first 220 was wasrun wasrun run In 23 3 Re seconds secondsThe Inds IndsThe The twomUe relay was a scrap until untilthe untilthe the last half mile when Chamberlain Chamberlainpulled Chamberiahtpulled pulled away from rom Gutting and finished finishedAbout finishedabout About ten yards ahead of the man manThe manThe The had the best of It through throughout out the race gaining a few fhet on UU the theU etch delay Good time was made In Inall Inall all the events In the half mile the best besttime besttime time for the no was 42 2 seconds 6i 08was 6iwas was the best half mile run by Jacobs Jaeob1Holdawa JacobsHoldaway Holdawa ran the fastest mll mile 1 In 411 411The 4 4The The summary summarOnehalt summaryOnehalf Onehalt mile relay each man runs runs3rdsRtchardson 20 3rdsRtchardson Grant Walker WalkerBrintoo WalkerBrinton Brintoo Utah first Balrde Simmons SlmmonCT088by SimmonsCroesby CT088by Jones second Time 137 137Yilt Mile rela relay CArmichael Gutting GutUnValkcr GuttingWalker Walker Brinton Utah first Simmons SlmmoDCrosb SimmonsCrosby Crosby Jones Chamberlain UTlmeli UTimeZ3 Tlmeli TlmeliTwo TimeZ3Two Two mile relayRoberts Bailey AI AIl Alley ley Gutting Utah first Satnsbury SatnsburyHoldaway SainsburyHoldaway Holdaway Jacob ChamberlaIn Yt Tt second Time I31 I31Four 37 37Four Four mil rekitPaddhson Bailey Baneyole Baileytole tole ole Aile Alley Utah Chrlsten Saine Sainebury Sainsbury bury Holdaway Jtoobs TIme 2 We have two 45H PStoddard PStoddard Stoddard StoddardDaytons StoddardDaytons Daytons Daytonsfor for immediate delivery One is isa ist isa a sevenpassenger touring car carthe carthe the other a roadster with baby babytonneau babytonneau tonneau tonneauThey tonneauThey They are the best that money moneyorn orn buy buySharman buyShdrman Sharman Auto Co 4547 So State St StUncle StUncle Uncle Sam SamLoans SamLoans Loans Money MoneyOn On Anything Anythingof of Value Valuew 30 3ast East First South out St StCORNER tCORNER CORNER OF COMMERCIAL COMMERCIALINDIAN COMMERCIALINDIAN INDIAN INDIANMotor INDIANI I Motor Cycles CyclesDemonstration Demonstration by appointment appointmentCarters 1 Carters League LeagueCycle LeagueCycle Cycle Store 325 South West Temple TempleBoth TempleBoth Both Phones PhonesSALT PhonesSALT SALT LAKE LAKETurf LAKETurf Turf Exchange Exchange4B 4B EutElcond Eut Eeoond South Street StreetCalifornia StreitCaHtomta California and Eastern Races Direst DtnotWlru DirestWlrea Wlru on All Sporting Event Fields band LI Liberty rt park Sunday Yale Motorcycle Just Arrived ArrivedThe i ja jaf 7 fi fix fii sf i 1 3 3e 3t 1 The best and most reliable motor cycle on the market marketI I 200 Salt ItOiae 0 Lake BSalt Just Think of It ItYou You cant spend less and get a good machine You cant spend more moreend moreend end get a better machine Be sure and see the machine on exhibition exhibitionin in our window windowE windowE HEAGREN CYCLE CO 427 SO MAIN MAINI I r7 r7io io 4 LOCAL RIDERS RIDERSOPfN RIDERSOPEN OPEN NEW NE VI TRACK TRACKLos Los Angeles Will See Some of ofBest ofBest Best Salt Lake Talent in inBike inBike Bike Game GameThe The Salt Lake contingent ot bike bikeriders bikeriders riders are preparing to open the cycle eyclegsme cyclegame game at Los Angeles next Sunday and andthe andgive give the L8 Angeles public a touch ot otUte ofthe Ute sport which has made Salt Lake LakefantoU8 Lakefamous famous Several local boys are already alreadJeeated alreadylocated located at Las Angeles aDd more are areuJ areexpected uJ expected eCle4 to go this week weekWalter weekWalter Walter Bargett the man who ran ranItramer ranIramer Itramer such a close race for the cham chamJIIonshlp championship JIIonshlp 1a last season and who 15 sIgned sIgnedto to ride at Salt Lake this year ear left for forL9 forLes L9 Angeles Friday Crebs and Law Lawoon Lawson son are scheduled to leave for Los An AnJeles Angeles Jeles next Tuesday Walker and Sttn Sttnhouse Stenhouse house two of the men who are said tl tlban to tohave ban been sIgned for Vallsburg arrived arrivedat at Los Angeles this week Other riders riderson on hand are the two SamuelOn boy boyPalmer boysPalmer Palmer Achorn Stner Hoffman Fur Furman Furman man and Agraz ThIs will 111 give Ian Manager Ianager ager Pickering of Los Angeles a good goodfield goodlead field of profee professionals tonals for the opening openingmeet openingmeet meet next Sunday SundaIanager Sunday3lanager Ianager Heegren ot the Salt Palace Palacetrack Palacetrack track states that the new track will b4 b46mpleted becompleted completed by the end of the week and andall andall all agree that It will be a beauty It It11I Itwill will 11I be turned over to the riders to tostart tostart start training at once and will give the thelocal thelocal local bunch a chance to get In great greatshape 111 shape for the opening of the season seasonFrom seasonFrom From now on riders are expeted expo ted to ar arrive arrive rive In the city and unless all Inda indicatlons Indatlons tlons fall there will be a large field here hecehen herewhen when hen the season opens opensTbe opensThe The Australian bunch will 111 arrive arrivewithin arrltewithin within a few dB days and It is thought thmuhtMine Mine of the foreign riders will be a8 a8fut asfast fut as an any riders In the 6ount country tod todAs today todayAs As they have all had experIence In riding rid riCIng Ing saucer tracks and as all have been beenracing beenracing racing all winter they should 00 tn tngood Ingood good shape when hen the they hit Salt Lake 81 RfGlS REGISCLUBS CLUBS CARD CARDFirst First Smoker at Auditorium Will BeHeld Be BeHeld Held Tomorrow TomorrowNight TomorrowNight Night NightTtKo The SL Re Regis ts club will open In Us Usnew itsnew new quarters the AuditorIum tomor tomorrow tomorrow row nl night bt and Manager Ia ger Price saps tike tikeaccommodations tlytacrommodatlon accommodations for the club members 1fl811lblrS11I will 11I 00 the best pos possible lble A now rJng rJngand rMgand and good OOd seating tint capacity has been ar arranged arranged ranged which give more comfort to aft aftthe aftthe the patrons patronsPrtce patronsPrice Price has three ourround bouts boBtsIICheduled boutsscheduled scheduled among the best boxers of ae aedub ieclub dub and 15 the goes will be fully up upto upto to the standard set by thc club clubPeanut clubPeanut Peanut Sinclair will appear against againstJim againstJim Jim hose In the featherweight dlv18htn dlv18htnChalker ditlsfenChalkey Chalker Germaine meets Young Knight InlghtIn In th the 1tghtwef lightweight ht class and Joe Joe Cf Clark Clarkmeets rk rkmeets meets Kid Lhkk In the wplterwefghtclass Jtehvelght JtehvelghtclaslI class claslIAnother classAnother Another battle royal will be a feature featureor or the evenings smoker Manager ManagerPrice ranagerPrtce Price has secured some Imported talent talentfor talentfor for this event Including two big col colored colored ored huskIes who are located at the fair fairgrounds fairgrounds grounds with the stables of coast eosthorl5et1 coasthorses horses The They MY thc they will show these theseSalt theseSalt Salt Lake duskier how real battle royals royalsare are played I HELENA INTERMOUNTAIN LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM TEAMThe I IThe The players are Top row left to rightMurray Harmuth Johnson Wessler Thomas King Middle rowKelly Stis Capt Huston Mana ManaScr Manaaer Scr Irby Thomas Sottom rowMorse Smith Tuschman Petree Intermountain League Schedule Season 1909 1909AT 0 0AT AT BOISE AT BUTTE AT HELENA AT SALT LAKE LAKEBE LAKEDOIS BE A June 1 12 I i Ii May 5 SK 6 29 38 at 3131 31 May 18 11 3e ffi 21 23June DOIS June 111 31 July I 13 4 i i JUl July 6 7 8 16 11 Jul11 July 13 14 un 11 17 18 18Aug FAN Aug17 Aug Ii fill 1120 21 1 Aug 24 5 618 II 0 Aug Aug1 1t 11 lZ 11 14 Ii Iila4 1 1AIay4o6S9 AIay4o6S9 la4 689 AND IaY819O 1 I May1113131iii May1113131iiiBUTTE ra nJZUJM nJZUJMBUTTE BUTTE June 161118 31 July Jul 13 14 16 171S 17 18 lYRe 3 2 217i 27Jury27282331Aug1 Jury27282331Aug1 101 i 9 11 Aug I ATTEND Aug 34 5 18 Juty0 Jat 10 Zlll 21 23 21 SIanlZ13Jlt 25May1112131i16 IanlZ13Jlt JuneS9 Juae89WJJIHH 14 12 13 14 14 OPENING 1841689 May4SS89HELENA 1841689HEL HEL HELENA A June 2 4 5 27 7 Aug 9 14 1J 12 1 1 13 14 15 JUfte 16 Ii IS 19 5 5Jul 29July Jul July 20 0 21 1 22 21 21 5 Aug It Sept 1 12 4 3 Ii Ii GAM July 28 29 II It AuI 1 1June 1June June 8910 9101 I 11 1414 14 14 May Iay s6 3 6 24 l5O 25 3D 311 3 31 June I 2 3 5 6 NEXT NEXTSALT EXTSALT SALT LAKE At Aug 3 4 6 7 8 July Ju Ii 7 81011 1011 June 29 38 Jul Jull 1 3 4 i iAug 5Aug Aug St Sept 1 4 i 6 i Aug 24 26 Z819 28 25 Aug171819 Aug 1718 19201 2O2t 22 TU TUESDAY ESDA AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAGUEWon Won Lost CDetroit CDetroit Detroit I1 1 3 i16 716New i16Zew New York 7 7BostGIII 5 883 883Beaten BostGIII i i RCkMaIlO 285CkI CkMaIlO CkI eO 6 it itPlllJatieiplUlL 54b 54bPhilatlelphta PlllJatieiplUlL i i 500 500Cleveland 690Cleveland Cleveland 4 SS iii iiiSL SL Levis 4 II IIWashington 9Washington Washington 3 7 ao aoDetntlt 340Detroit Detroit May IThe game went to De Detroit Detroit troit today 5 to It was bitterly cold 00111anli coldand and a IIIgh wind wall bJ blowing wlns and the theumpires theumpires umpires stepped the game In the fourth fourthand fourthand and again in the sixth because of snow snowterms snowstorms terms Score EDetroit EDetroit Detroit 9 9SL 3 3SL SL lAUis 2115 2115BatteriesWorks 11 eBatterlfflWorks BatterlfflWorks and Stanage Bailey Balleand Baileyand and CriSer CrigerAll All 11 other games postponed on account aCCouRtor or rain WESTERN LEAGUE LEAGUEPueb40 Pueblo May 1 IIn a closely contested contestedlRe contestedgame game lRe Des Moines made It to out of three threefrem threefrom from Pueblo today by the score oC 4 to I ISoore 3Score Score BDes BDes Des Moines 4 8 0 0PlHlbIo 0Pueblo Pueblo I I 6 4 4Batte 4BatteriesKlrkwau Batte BatteriesKlrkwau KlrkwaR Hirsch and Heck HeckInger Hecklager lager Watch a Coates and Utsc MitseDenver UtscDenyer Denver May IBy consistent bu bunf bunching bunchingof nf Jilts In tM fourth and eighth Innings InnlnSDenver InningsDenver Denver defeated Omaha today In a hotly hotlyconte hotlycontested conte contested ted game Score EDenver Denver 6 7 0 0OJD8M Omaha OmahaBatteriesBahasnon Ji 10 10BaltfrlesmhaRlMm BaltfrlesmhaRlMm Zalusky Hollen Hollenbeck liotlenbeck beck Gendng GendngWichita nd gWJet WJet Wichita May IWlehltn took the third Ullrdgame thirdgame game from SMx City here toda today by theheavy the thehe6Y heavy hitting of leJter Score ESioux BSloux Sioux City 3 6 6cblts YWichita Wichita cblts I 12 a aBatterle 3BatteriesMelter Batterle BatteriesMelter Ielter and Shea Clark and andSei5 andSeiser Sei5 Seiser SeiserTopeka rTopeka Topeka May ITopekA lost to Lincoln LlnceJntoday Lincolntoday today by a score ef 8 tit 6 Slapnlekas Slapnlekaswildness Slapniekaswildness wildness was rflJlQustb for sIx runs In Inthe inthe the second inning Scare HtJn PTJnoln tJn TJnoln TJnolnTopeka oln 6 89 15 4 4Topeka 1 1BatteriesJones Topeka 6 12 7 7BatttrlffJones BatttrlffJones aDd Sullivan Siall Siapnirka Siallnirka nirka ThomlUOR and McManusKern lcManul Kern COAST LEAGUE i iLos Los Angeles May 1HeaV bitU hitting by bythe bythe the Los Angeles players and a lead ot otthrfe ofthree three runs secured In the second inning tnnlagwhen inningwhen when five hits were bunched enabled Ute UteTo thetos To Angeles teem to beat Vernon today todayb by a score re Of 4 to Score EIAt BLow Low Angeles A AY 4 9 2 2Vernon Vernon non 2 4 i iBatterlesT 6BatteriesToaar BatterlesT and Ress HUt aRil Hogan Ho Hogan gan San Franc Franct8ce sca May 1 1A trfpip bT Zft ZftIkr Zeller Ikr in the seventh which was reopeA respeaalbie respeaalbiefor b4e b4efor for three runs followed by a lac home rut I1Inby rutb by TennRDt Iw the eighth weD a Mat Matgame tgame game today for Sa San Frane Francisco see So Score ScoreR re reR BSacrament ESacramen Sacrament SacramentSan 8a 8aSan San FraDdL FrandsoBatteriesBrown 5 I IBatteriesBrown BatteriesBrown and Graham Willis WilMsand Willisand and Williams WtlHamaPortland WilliamsPortland Portland Ma May IScore BOakland EOakland Oakland 5 5 I IPortland 1Portland Portland 1 of tBatterieTORM6OII 1BatteriesTonneeon BatterieTORM6OII and La Lange LoaseGarrett LangeGarrett Garrett and AnliWueter AnliWueterSan San Francisco lIar LSC8Ie Khn BSon hn Francisco FranciscoSacramento 6 7 eSacramento Sacramento II IIBatterWeWlllis 3 3BatteriesWillis BatterWeWlllis and Williams Brown Brownand IkeWiland and Graham AMERICAN ASSOCIATiON ASSOCIATiONt At 1I11waakeeSt Paul PaulMilwaukee PaulMilwaukeegame IIIwaukee IIIwaukeeIame game 1NMt1MH6d saow saow1t ern ernt 1t MiuseapoitsMlanoapofs frs lhuto Po1ts KaRas KaRasIty 1ianSasCity City Ity ga game post postrrned tlnPd wet grounds groundsAt roURdsAt At CohnwbwI COlwmburrolumbus 01umbus 4 Toledo 3 3it ft it LonievineLouisvllc Loul1nn LQlISIIt i Indlanap III 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAGUEWon Won Lost CChicago CChicago Chicago 8 5 616 616BostOft 616Boston Boston 6 4 GJ6 GJ6Pltlladelht 1710Philadelphia Philadelphia 6 4 600 600CiBcInRati 600Cundaaeti CiBcInRati 0 1itJt 1itJtPJttl 56t 56tPittsburg PJttl Pittsburg Hrg 6 6 6New eNew New Yerk 4 6 401 401Brooklyn wBnHJklJB Brooklyn 4 I 6 400 400SI 400St SI Louis 5 10 10St 315 315St St Louts May 1ClnclnnaU defeated dJfeatedSt St Le Lewis ls in the opening game or the se series seFlea Flea here today 8 to i Score ECinetnnatt ECincinnati Cincinnati 8 8 4 4SL 4SL SL Louis 7 771 771BatteriesMoore 7 1 1Batterle8ll Batterle8ll ore Rhodes aDd Phelps PhelpcGasper PhelpsGasper Gasper and Karger and McLean Um Ump4reslane UmpiresKane p4reslane and Klem KlemAll KiemAll All other games postponed on account accountof of rain NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE LEAGUESeattle Seattle May IScore ESeattle ESeattle Seattle 7 7Tacoma 7Tacoma Tacoma 3 7 4BatteriesThompson 4 4BatteriThompson BatteriThompson and Sbea Samuels SamuelsaRd and Bender BenderVaneouver BenderVancouver Vancouver May IScore Eo EoAlterdeen BAberdeen Aberdeen 3 8 2 Vancouver 2 2BatteriesPenelt BatteriesPenelt i i i and OBrien irie irieBgl Bgl Bglaad gle gleand and Stanley StanteSpeka StanleySpokane Spokane MaT 1Seore If EPertlend EPortland Portland 4 5 4 4SpokaM 4Spokane Spokane 11 2 2BetterleeChlnault 2BatteriesChlnault BetterleeChlnault Guyn Carne and andllumy andMurray Murray Knilley and Ostdlek OCCIDENTALS LEAVE LEAVEFOR LEAVEFOR FOR IDAHO TRIP TRIPTb Tb Occidentals left last night for forPocatello forPocatello Pocatello here they play the PocatelJo Pocatel Jo team today On Monday they go to toTwin toTwin Twin Falls where starting Tuesday Tuesdotbey Tuesdaythey they playa play a series of five games From FromTwin FromTwin Twin Falls the team makes a tour of ofmiddle ofmiddle middle Idaho playing teams In the dlf dlfferent dlfferent ferent towns They expect to be gone gonefrom gonefrom from Salt Lake for some time A TENNIS COURTS COURTSWILL COURTSWILL WILL OPEN MONDAY MONDAYThe The 1 A tennis courts on Sec Secend Second end South and Second East have been beenPUt beenput PUt Into line shape and will be ready for use on Monday Map Mil 3 This open openIng opening Ing of the tennis season Is welcomed welcomedby by a large number ot players and a asple asplendid sple splendid dld season Is looked for A special speelalsummer specialsummer summer membership of no for the themontbs themonths months of June Jul July and August has hasbeen hasbeen been established to meet the needs of ofmen ofmen men who are In the clt city for or the summer sum summr mr only GOVERNOR WANTS RAGE RAGEArkansas RACEArkansas Arkansas Chief Executive Promoting Foot Race Between World WorldBeaters WorldBeaters BeatersLittle Beaters BeatersLittt Littt Rock Ark lay IR FWalker EWalker Walker the South African splnter splnterho spinterwho who ho hfttt James A Rector of Arkansas Arkansasat at the Olympic James In the 1901ard dash last summer will 11I meet Rector in nreturn areturn return match at the same distance with Kerr the Canadian champIon also a acompetitor acompetitor competitor If Governor Donaghrey ef Arkansas Is successful In persuading Rectors father to raise no objection to his sons rebltIJ to the ender path pathThe pathThe The governor has interceded In Ree Reers Rectots tots rs behalf influenced by hundreds or orArkansan ofArkansans Arkansan who thank the native can canturn canturn turn the tables I a BALL SEASONS SUSONSOPfN SEASONSOPEN OPEN TOO EARLY fARLYChicago Chicago May ITht postponement postponementot ot many ball games during the storm stormhas stormhas has again raIsed the question of the ad adIsebUlty advtsabllity IsebUlty ot beginning the season 80 80oorly soearly early In the north northJImmy northJimmy JImmy Collins the former Boston Bostonstar Bostonstar star now manager of the lInnellOl Mlnnesoiassociation lInnellOlassociation association club thinks playing should shouldstart shouldstart start later laterThe laterThe The weather Is so uncertain here berelIays heresays says he that it would be much better betteito to open the se season sonln in the south and re remain remain main there as long as possible It not notonl notonly onl only hurts the players as to theIr con condition conditlon dition but It puts some pitchers out or orbusIness ofbusiness busIness for weeks afterward and I Idoubt Idoubt doubt whether the club Is ahead In the theaend theend end for If you lose the services of one onegood onegood good pitcher for a few weeks It may mayput mayput put you ou to the bad and cost you more moreIn morein In the end endI 1 have never been In favor of open openIng opening Ing In cities where the weather Is cold coldand coldand and I hope that next year ear the western westernteams westernteams teams In the American assoclauon association will w1llstart willstart start the season In the south It helps helpsthe helpsthe the game too to have all the players playersIn In the best of condition for they can canput canput put up a better article artlcleof or ball when 111 111playing inplaying playing form I 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOOLBASEBALL I i 1 BASEBALL SCHEDULE SCHEDULEI I I Class A AIa AMay May Ia 6C vs School Boys oys at atTwelfth atTwelfth Twelfth East and Fourth Sooth 11Ift vs vsPhillips I IPhillips Phillips at Liberty park parkIay parkMay May SIIIff vs First Methodist at atTwelrUI atTwelfth Twelfth East and Fourth South Phllllp Phllllps School Boys at Liberty parkMay park parkIfty May 13lIIff Viii al Twelfth TwelfthRast TwelfthEast East and Fourth South Phillips vs First FirstMethodist FirstMethodist Methodist at Liberty park parkIay parkMay May I5lIIff VS School Boys at atTwelfth atTwelfth Twelfth East and Fourth South Tvs vs 1 First Methodist at Liberty lark parkMay larkMay May aJPhllllps VB To at Twelfth TwelfthEat TwelfthEast Eat and Fourth South School Boys vs vsFirst SFirst First Methodist at Llb Liberty rq park parkClass parkClass Class Bht BMay May ht 6C vs IlIff at Wasatch WasatchPhillips WasatchPhillips Phillips VB Shoot Boys at Utah FieldFirst Field FieldFirst First Methodist va Mission at atEIjhteenUi atEighteenth Eighteenth Ward ard square squareMay squareMay May SlIfff vt First MeU1ediet at Wa Wasatch Wasatch satch Phillips at Utah Field FieldSchool FieldSchool School Boys vs Mission at Eigh Eighteenth Eighteenth teenth Yard square squareay squareMay May ay 1IPhntlJs vs First Methodist at atWasatch atWasatch Wasatch I1Uf Mission atUtfOh atUtfOhFlekJ at Utsh UtshField Field Y8 School Bays at Ei Elr Elrtee fteenth tee teenth 1th Ward ard square tquare18Y squareMar Mar IC va First Methodist 1letl1odlstat at Wasatch Phllltps 1V MIaaton MIaatonat nssh nsshat at Utah Field JIItf VS School Boys at atEIshteenth atEighteenth Eighteenth Ward ard square squsre11ay squareMay May 28Schoo BoyS vs First Meth Methodlst Methodist odlst at Watatch WItsslon WMission Mission at Utah Field Miff vs 5 Phillip Phillipat at Eighteenth Ward square EARLY SEASON RECORD RECORDFOR RECORDFOR FOR BASEBALL GAME GAMEThe The record for the state this HtIll season ln In Inbaseball inbaseball baseball was made yesterday when the UIIHtnager theHEragers Htnager and Tootie team played four fourteen fourteen teen Innings to a tie Tile store was 8 to toS and the lame was tlDaUy called Oft ac acCHlnt account count of darkness A large cro crowd wu wupresent waspresent present The lineupHenagers lineup IbutlpHenagers Henagers Tooele Tooele1I TootleGtdera 1I rJu Green GtderaScottKaeferP ScottKaeferP SoottKaetet Bird Hunny Frank Fltzlterald2B ii Delmar Peacock 3 I I Lie Bock Perry Ashley 1 Delmar ThompsonMrkkM homp80n 1rJIt 11 Hcrsun ro 1l0mney TutU Managers 2 I 0 0 I 014 1 3 I 0 4 1 I 0 I 008 oa Tooele 1 1210 I 0 0 0 0 OJ I BASEBALL FOR FORI 1 1j GRADE SCHOOLS SCHOOLSBaseball i I iI iBaseball Baseball for the grado schools will be beresumed beresumed resumed on Tuesday Interest 18 Incre inersas inersasIng sIngand Ingand Ing and much enthusiasm is bein being dls d69played dlsplaYed plaYed by teachers and pupils Princl Princlpuis Principals pals and teachers are attending the ga gaand games gamesand and the they report that the best at order orderaNd orderand aNd good feeling Is being maintained maintainedSome maintainedSome Some of the best pupils are representing represenUngthefr their chools on the athletic teams teamslhalnnan teamsChairman Chairman 1 Coombs or the be beard beardof rd rdof of athletic control ann announces nces the follo1 follo1IRg fotlowng IRg ng schedules In baseban and basket bait baitfor ballor for or next week weekBaseball weekBesebali Baseball TUesday May 4Wa 4Wasatch atch nLafaette vsLafayette Lafayette nt Eighteenth Ward quart squareLowell quartLowell Lowell vs Sumner at Liberty PArk Web WeblItr 3Vetstar star vs Hamilton at Fourth South and anclTwelfUI andTwelfth Twelfth Hast Grant vs 5 Lincoln at Cud Cudahys CUiIahY1 ahY1 field Onequa vs Jackson at OneqUII OneqUIIroonds Onequagrounds grounds Franklin vs Washington at atCultol atCapitol Capitol hiil hiilBasket htilBasket Basket ball games for Friday day 7 7Boys Boys 1 Lafayette vs Jackson at Lafayette LataettegrQunds Lafayettegrounds grounds Grant vs So Poplar Grove at Po Polar Pop lar Grove grounds GIrls Poplar GI Grove Grovevs YO YOs vs Grant at Poplar Grove gnMUlt grogq1sFanklln 8nklln vs Oneqnft at Oneq Onequa a grooRdtl grooRdtlsatch 14 satch vs Oquirrh at Oqutrrh ground groGltdBASKETBALL groundBASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALLStatltng BASKETBALLStanding Standing or teams in league champion cluuHpiensttlp championship ship ot grade schools schoolsGroup ehoolsGroup Group IBoys IBoysPlayed IBoysPlayed Played Won fI Lost Lo Pe Pelafatte PCLafayette Lafayette 1 1 10003 10003asatek Wasatch asatek 1 1 JJaksoli 600 600Jackson Jackson 0 0 eOO eOOGroup 60 60Group Group IBoys IBoysPlaled IIBoysPlayed Played Ws Lent PC Poplar Greve 1 1 0 1 I Franklin 1 0 1 1Grant OC Gra Grant 1 1 f1811 f1811Qroup 801Group Group I 1Girls 1GirlsBlbped Girls Girlsnla Blbped nla Id Was Last PC PCasateh asateh 1 a 1 1 I 1609 Lowell LowellLafayette 1 1 8 1006 Lafayette 1 1 1 1680 Oquirrh 1 0 I iiJI fasGroup iiJIGroup Group iiGirls iiGirlsPI 11GirlsPlayed PI Played ed Wee teat PC Poplar Grove nrc 1 I 1001 1 OnllttUll 1 1 0 18OiJ Pr Pranklln nklJn 1 II 1 Ofd Jae Jackson on 1 II 1 000 Grant 0 8 eoo I BOWl BOWLING NG I II I STANDING OF TEAMS TEAMSI TEAMSAVERAGE I AVERAGE OF PLAYERS tC1 fClubs C1 Clubs Woo 00 Lest Crescents 2 5 IM Crowns 211 22 1tAll ill All Americans 21 fli I I II 5 44 444c 1 1o 3 ao SOt 0111119 and andclub a gt club 111 0 o0 o0n o0Pierpont 1 1Pierpont Pierpont Crowns 1 8 134 5119111 5119111P 11341 192011 QJ1lnn Crescents 14 19rolll 11911 11911P 21 21Anderson 26 26Anderson Anderson I 146192 2161594046 4159311fi1I175 33143 33143Forscutt IM Ekdattl AU Amer 44 18931188 173 UForscutt Forscutt 1 s1896 a 32 35 t1 IlJpatl1ck All Amer fl 1121S62 I8 52 4 4J LaurIe All Amer4318635 Amer 4518511 18816 isS 178 14 t4T Williams Crowns 4418437816942151 1S1311J7S 169 42111 Iargetts I 451S5241 181 f12S lil4iJl Jack Burt Crowns 4 18t 1159 154 53144 Sam Spitz b1 I I 1 45 431t13167184 118811545144 44 Zehring i19181 7524117 5 Sta taTft Quuinn er All Amer 311S12 ZI902611514 I67l8tmg 1l11 jJl7SZ417 HS 1 Quinn Crowns 381179331129171 331793311253714634 4634 Higham Cres Crescents ents 117 1t9UI12SI64 I 4033 BUrton All Amer Amer19152 191178 I fH 6115139 15 30 rcLeod All Amer 5178 I 161 fi 6 lolIneau All Amer 3017721110412637 7 Pearson Crescents 14li6GjlSII671461i7 1421760 1SeTl67l46157 Danley I I 311i69 gs717 9RU73035 3OX Collins Crowns ll6llii 36175213176136 lJ8138i4 Gyllenswan Crowns iSl17218 lli18 II 911Z36i Loell Crescents IO171tz 91112mnS Raymond 1 I 12117O1p 2117 19i 7f ijln Donktn Crescents In 1411169173113182j7 I6S131JIIS815Zlli Hlckham All Amer Amer21i101113 i1I181111131J8S15157 1gg 557 Williams ZCI ZCMI125166171137111212546 1 1I66171 11112126 01654 Canine An Amer 1634 1 191 31 Sit SilHigh SitHigh High individual three garn games Pierpont mHIgh HIgh Individual single gaMe PIerJont 3i9 3i9High High lea tean total three games Crowns 91ii 91iiHIgh HIgh team total single game Crowns 1 1623 TO PLAY OR NOT TO PLAY PLAYYIBCOUV PLAYVancouver Vancouver May lla IThe eh chances chancesare DCee DCeeare are that the proposed Northwest orthw lIt league ball game at Korth orth Vancouver on Sunday SlI1Idaywill will be called oft There Is a bylew pro hibiting Sunday games In this cttbut In Inthe Inthetown the thetown town across the ba bay no enaefmeal Is in force so it was Proposed to taT the thegame tJrame game there But the executive officers et etthe ofthe the Lords Day Alliance have taken ac tion with the result that If the players playersappear ers ersappear appear on the field they probably will all be arrested Mayor Ia or May 11ft of Zertb Van Vanotver Vancouver otver obtained permission to prosecute the ban players un under ter a federal statute statutewhich statutewhich which has never before been In use In British Columbia BOTH PITCHERS II ARE AREHIT HIT FREELY fRHUVarsity Varsity Scores Victory Over Su CJ CJing 5 to 3Good Field Fielding ing by Provo Provol ProvoIntercollegiate Intercollegiate League Leagueon 41 on Lt I fr flf 1 4 II I IT 1L So tR i iRl Rl YC Co ConT is nT 11 5 5t tj I nn itTie Tie tit acosid a lcton lctonH rr I fill a iuIMari flume on cU Cur rYield 1 1fleJi Yield yestordai strdJ afWU by a Icr sc a I 10 3 The game waa fast an and andNeither i ifltha Neither pither8 was a8 up to ni his I Iand I Iand and fOa 10 was hit tr freely Th The Pro 1 as 11 stron strong in the field an only rna rniir rnarror rrorIn rror rrorIn In t1 tir first innl inning three hits inch Ewobagger 1 vrobag wobagger er brought in two run tt ttB titB I and they scored again againfifth againfifth fifth La Larson non made taM first run i Cr 7 ill the third on Dyers Ir1t ti tiIored rscored scored ill tM fourth after a twnha8e twnha8eand twoh 1 1and and in till eighth I hth three hits a ha habatlll has hasballs batlll and a hit by pI pltcher iliad ti tirt rb 1 1more more tallies Smith Ear the and Rill ft ftter tt ir ter for Provo DI roads three hits out nl i itirMe iMmes Mmes 1 Tn Tiab is the last Ia tint the eteams ii iiIt1UIt1 teams meet in the league series IerilTbe seriesThe The score cor SUtah Utah UtahAJL a AJL It PO A tIJir tDyer IJir 1 1 1D Dyer errf rf I 1 2 i tSpltke tSpltke Spltke If 4 1 I ISmlUa ISmith Smith 4 0 3 1 1JODe 1Jones Jones 1b 4 0 I 41 I I IHorflaJl rHorafall HorflaJl If 1 I I5tes ne 5tes 1 1 9 91l I i JRa 1l Ra satdag 1 It nLaraen 1 1JA Laraen JA It I 1 1Teta1s nTotals Totals ii 11 11B bB IAll fA1I JII11er iMillar All 1G PO POt Millar i II 1 2 11 11 11 11A sA A IpeHu I I 1 1 I 1 1L 1L fJlllll lib I 1 2 jj I IJ 1Joheosa Joheosa It It i 1 0 I 4 4Bflxter1f 4Baxter Bflxter1f Baxter 1 0 5 5Lowe Lowe el 1 1 1 WOscn JI5e rf 4 I I 2 2u pDSnraa DSnraa lit 4 1 0 9 nVaughn 1 1Meld Meld 1M 4 1 fI 1 1Yaag Yaag Vaughn I 0 0 fI 1 I Iortaa rTotals Totals I 21124 21124Score 11 4 4Score Score Ity hntIag insinge1 I 4 5 6 7 8 9 rUtall rCrab Crab I I I 0 1 1BYU tB BYU 155 0 1 008 008Karaed 0 I 0 0Caned Caned nuU runsUtah 2 Tw Trbase TwbAM bAM bits StIItlre Miller IIer Bate Be on bal baloft babaoff tby tby oft 1t1RSeII 2 off Larson Struck ow by LanHm 7 by Johnson 4 by Vaughn VauJhnLeft VaughnLeft Left OR boom Utah I a 6 Fir ton ron on errors Utah 4 1 Hit bpitcher bpitcher pitcher Dyer lIorslall VmpireBl lmplre i rDaleh rntch ntch SPORTS SCHEDULED SCHEDULEDAT I IAT I AT OGDEN TODA TODAfSpecial TODMSpecial Special to The Herald HeraldOJnlea HeraldOgden Ogden 3iay la 1oatea at the fair ir grou 1 1wIU w8f be opened at 1 oclock this afterloI afterloIt sto to perndt HIk aU visitors to witness th the wori tout tout out of a dumber of Ute race horses iIr Sbail tlten bail game will be called at I oclo oclock Ts Tsoanteemuta Do DoantIds antIds are tile Helena player st stthe Ute ntc RepuWtean a team of Salt Lake CC CCT1r I ITIle TIle Ua llaeah wtD wtDHf be I ITtIeI Hf Helena a KepubJjcln I TtIeI Thomas aa 01 Per1ee PerteeC PerteeCTuchman Hence rTuchman Tuchman or XhtgP Brew BrflSltz o1311z Sltz 1 DonaH DonaverWonder 1 1WeMerJB Wonder WeMerJB 2 Ma MaMarse 1 1arH Marse arH a Peat I ISnat cSmith Snat Smith iI 8 Ola tJCeI Raeley JCeI LF McNi ore Murray CF Mrl Mrhka trtJ07 It Fltzgpra COACH HARMON HARMONMAKES HARMONMAKES MAKES STATEMENT PI PIThe PIl The following statement was hand IThe I ITlte The Herald last evening by Coach Hal Herthen JR then Jt of the AU Hallows regarding tilt I fsqUfltJble Fsquabble squabble over the baseball game be I Itween Atween tween the An Hallows and High Ichw rplayed rplayed played last Friday I tOwing rOwing Owing to the fact that many errv I twere twere were made In reporting the College a aHigh aHigh High school game I feel Ju justified justifiedmaking titlfd titlfdmaking making a few correctlon correcUoneBefore Before the game Coach porter and ii iiagreed iiagreed agreed that an overthrow over fiml fimltblrd tint tintthird third or home should entitle the hasei haseirunner ha i irunner runner to but one base In the eight eightinning i 0 Q1 Q1bases inning High school had three men me i ibasa bases The batter hit 8 ball th thdropped thedropped dropped In front of the plate Kavar Kavarauglt Xavaraugit auglt picking It up touched horn bait baitamJ i ar arand and in throwing to first overthrow tho thobaseman tnbaseman baseman and Into the crowd Th iii teJal8 tstale stale started In to send the ba base rtJllne fbaek tback back when Coach Porter rush Jfl tb cfield field fl ld vigorously protesting allj alljdeavoring 5 5deavoring deavoring to tell the officials hi hat bmeant tmeant meant by an overthrow Seeing tha i iCoach tCoech Coach Porter was determined to TInto pr printo Into execution the oW slogan or orHigh tt a aHigh High schoolbeat All Hallow I 8 8takes etakes takes the whole High school 001 to io 1 It ItI 1 1I I remark that It he could root gin ua ua a fair deal we would quit arr arrPorter atrPorter Porter quickly replied Go ahead aft al1quit 3 3quit quit then and withal a tartJini startlin6statement tartJinistatement statement for the coach of any athleti athletiteam athlebteam team to make I took him at hi his WOVE WOVEand or orand and ca called ed the he team from the field flelddisgraced flF flFdisgraced disgraced or humiliated In the feast i1 i1sol tisolely sol solely In the Interests of fair play pIan playR EMMETT HARMn HARMnBaaebll HARMINBaseball Baseball Coach AU Hallo Hallows Cnl 4n 1P i BINGHAM ORGANIZES ORGANIZESTWO rTWO TWO BASEBALL TEAMS 4 4e 4Special sf sSpecial Special to The Herald HeraldBIngham HeraldBingham BIngham fay IA ne new hteam ha hateam team has been organl organized Uld un1r tr tr I aname Ina na name of the Commercial Club Paeebt H5 Jtea Jteam team tea with A Furlong managr Th Theteam Thteem teem will lie backed by many nt tlit tlitsubstantial trsubstantial substantial citizens of the ran ranIs cane Yis Is open to 4tRg engagements gemeoU with an a atour I Iteur tour teams In the state who anfjFI anfjFIto ar ur 1F3 1F3to to make fair and satisfactory tfT tfTgame game has been scheduled with with ti tie Tri Triune If Ifune American uk Laketake ttake une team ot Salt take place on the Bingham oa oagrounds ebi ebigrounds grounds at 130 tomorrow altern alternAMther afternAnother Another team cal1 called the MBaseball oIiIH tBasebe1I Baseball team baa also been orga1i7 organiZetwith twith with Oscar Fulmer manager 1br hl 1 1wlfl ewill will play any or the amateur tarts a Pe Pet 0 ttl1e tl1e state The lineup of the team team161lows 161lows lows Catcher Johnston ptchf1 rittneJensen ptchf1Jens Jens Jensen first base Swanson Swansonbase I IItae base FVIft Fwipaer I IIhortst shortstop Thompeot ThompeotUttnl Thnr0 Thnr0third third base CoUat otIttl outfielders lder Olstt OlsttDaYhtliOR OIS5Davidson Davidson and Adam POSTPONED RAIN RAINlew RAINNew New Haven Conn lay Jia 1SaUniversity JiaUnlY UnlY University tslty of Pennsylvania allvaats game po popeneII pOw pOwpones pones Yale track meet postponed postponedraill rain I CANADA HAS A MARATHON MARATHOTOIOftte MARATHONToronto Toronto OBI lay LJohn Mana Manaof 1 1ot ot Winniplg WlnI won 0 tip Canadian Mai Maithen 11 11tllOft then at Haalaas Ia IIan4 today in tJIf tJIfg tt ttgood good lime et 141 more than a aond aand and better than St Yes time at INew tNew New York Marathon.