Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

~ your socnnd.rIsss champions.
Hoping your couutrymon Will appear
In great number a. spurt-mcn or other
wise, remain, dear sir, yours, truly,
Hon. Sec. N The Hellenic committee Of
the International olympic Games.
The two most prominent coming
events iu lOctl cycles giIglss VIII te |
the matinee races held ~ BccR's Hot
SIr.nRs Track today and the Ogden |
twenty mile road race. hlthoush |
there 's but nominal charge % 20 !
cel u aud The ytlzn Ilol is not pnfiicu'
Inuy lnyish, kuOwiHg gurH predict that |
the viii be some hot rac.a At Beck |
iu which noariy n'l toe 'nvlfiiss have |
entered. a fnf HJrlIklIug " SIli |
LaEU iulrnt have ontefu iHr TIC OE |
den TlHt race which Stare from 5 ven.
teouth street, Oldcr, 10 U.ah Ho |
SpTlug1 and return bt Hm., rhufs. ]
day next aug. 10. i.en, the
scout viii uait|c.piio aud prov dal |
there Ii no u run. tufe0 or oiher mi
haps viii pr uabIy to every much IN |
evidence nt thu nn.sn, o. ybuw there !
VIII ic some toll humping m he pAr, |
NJ the test % t4ry Unul 90 900 600" time |
10 ne won. 10 10 TuulutO4 that frulOu |
VIII ride, but we have heard ihat be-.
fore. The WahRA'uh-- lnu,t omit the
"h"iiyru want 10 bp in OgIun't GOOD
rrnprl-C Cycle Club Ut Ogurn ntu eu-
gluceflt thi' igcc nuu have trmpi-
Ing array Of pr.zss displayed In sin
& PHfk'H Widow on Main slieel.
-ecy. T.. a. Smith wfIl Ul well, how.
over, 10 let the Salt Liko public know
whether Fvnton will n lie VI NOT md "
IN, ~ no has another tclou la reserve
this line.
The last RCJStoo 10 hand has vVty
Ruoi account OF the SILVER Brick meet,
from tho note book Of Mfs. Stein,
who !, well known 10 loc,i
Whceimcn her. ~ bcipg au
undciauvable cyclisl and century
fselrr. Furthermore two good cut' ~
Hyde anu III, q. Juuion ndDTu the
article. Hyde, a. "thU man WHO met
ntr Waterloo" shows up T. great
shEIe, lut the Wellington Or Bluchef,
Ne the case my b., 10 not 10 be sect;
Que looks IN vain Tor Charlie 5nitn.
The "chtsrful IDIOT" l. abroad try.
log to prove thpt the Prophet Eleltiri
rode wheel, taking as hi. authority
I Ezekiel, chapter x, verse; 1910, which
/, almost Nv bad rs the a.ttFtOu that
| cricket IL mentioned In the BiuIr hr,
| cause "peter stood up before ihe Gle A, . y
aud was bold" (bnwled.)
King LEOPOLD OF Belgium CAV. as q
ptl1s nj the races ut Brussels the 2ist oI
JuiyA ,olid silver cigarette cR.u C.v.
bosscd with gold figures.
A Wisconsin Inventor 10 coinins
monqy with u cycle merry go.round,
which he has constructed alta popular
resort. Instead Of tho familiar hor.e-
he has substituted tWeuty.siK bioy ole,
lifted with cushion tires. The wheels
are arranged In pairs strongly bfaurd
I together, and run on a track iOrty leet
H. diameter. The Old.siyle hOlso
Affairs arc neglected since the new
merry gC.tGund started w.
Speaking Of cricket d.. W. q. Gfau-
who Ia ms well know 10 every Eug.
lishman the world over NJ BismaicK /
10 a German, Or Edison tIap Amrfi.
can-thr veteran who wcIgus $50 ~.
and Ia ~ year. old. has compiled over
1000 runs this season, aD unsuTpa,eJ
record, ON which occasion ii II "A thu
! Prince OF Wales seut him IA personal
note Of c1ngratulstion. Fancy IA X
/ n Grover sending note to one OF our
famous baseball pitcher! hnd yet he
! tYles Us democratic. Dr. Gtacs's per-
io,mnnce IN phenomenal, Cricket IL .
much hstuuT strain on u man physi-
cslly than baseball. As loug ~ "A man
In not out he has TO play NJ u defend
his wicket and make as many runs as
posslble without being put out, anj TO
bat Tor eight hours at stretch,
As the doctor often uOes, " no Chilu's
play. Yet with tho fact that there Is
more oxrTtion for tlrst class cricketer
than "A baseball man, very few mon
play baseball Tor more than ten yeati,
whilst the volatile doctor In In finer
! form than ever after playing Ia nTst
class matches these last thirty yeats.
[ Unlike baseball, wneTo the player sjepu
up 70 the plate, gets his bHGe or goes
UuI, the cuckot batsnian Is Obliged o.
keep pegging away uutil he ID hOwlru
uui, or night eeta In, OF the gene l.
nuishod. These ate the oul, three
natural contingencies upon wnirh n
cricketct's term AZ the bat aro Halted.
Consequently he must 10 enduring,
patlent aud vigiiHni. Inc good balls liz
must block, or bat splcly out OF tie feAch
OF tue Heller; tne baI %. e.. let drive,
W 20 by, No other pact me IL ~
pminontiy adapted 10 tho ggeG, Oh.
climate iiUrv OF the true Briusu c0usli.
tuition aud whuu ~ Euglthmau wuntr
recreation he i.gues ha stumps ana
lalls back upou cnckot US n uucE tAau-
tn water. No matter IN what cline u
Bgitish,r must have ms Cntkci. /
nave Teen them al the ID mona Field.
where grass In unkuuwu make Nh. h
out ul c0cunnul ma ling stretched over
'Hu barren, SANDY SOL anu play the
national game WITH great gust uugsr
UH AIuc'u bratsy ruu,
The folluw,Tr nTe clipped from q On
american HhsttmdW
Is IumyIeI uu-u. Europe that the
Emperor u Germany, being wenTlui
after tue festivities NJ kirl, Ia going 10
rrculeTsle 90 the bicS Gle, anu TO this
end has ordered buiit u private track IN
tue euyirons Of Berlin In which he can
lKe his exercise apart from the CON.
mou herd. THIS track will he u,ed
only by the emperor, other members OF
the royal family anu few invited
lusstf, We snail expect IN hear next
ia private track for n. Il. II. Grover,
uuilt down on the shores ul BuzAra's
Bay, uu which hc gHu train away some
-upriiluuus 1ls'ur In Iuu interval OF hi.
fshIug exl UuUlout.
Whenever the Pace gete slow In A
] UtuttIg OuHl race N IuuutltIs tIrpuI.