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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-25

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-05-25

At noon on Wednesday of last week
- Ha,nilton Smith was driving into
the town Of Bare Hills the wagon
reach broke. Catching in the ground.
Il elevated the rear end OF tho wagon
and threw Mr.. Smith against . front
wheel, one foot becoming fast in the
spokes. Frightened ost Of their wits
the teen ran over tAe hills like deer.
Dangling hslplsssly. Mr.. Smith was
carried some distance. bat fortunately
escaped dsath. Ths bones Of ons
ankle were crushed. which win con-
~ the old EsaHlsnaa to u house
for quiEs while. He We heoagAt
70 Caaon - Mr.. Smith sad - Lleyl,
81 D resting q1istly.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
WISCONSIN DEFEATED BY YALE
BADGERS LOST GAME IN LAST
FIVE MINUTES.
Richards of Yale Ran Through En-
tire Wisconsin Field for a Touch
down.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. 21.-The Uni
versity of Wisconsin football eleven
had her colors lowered by Yale here
this afternoon in contest, the final
score of which was Yale, 6; Wiscon-
sin, 0; but the Yale men required near
ly all of the fifty minutes play TO Sc
cure the single touchdown and goal
which constituted her victory over the
young men who came from the west to
wage the battle. The game in many
respects was the finest ever witnessed
on the Yale gridiron, for it was not
until within the last five minutes of the
play that the Yale men were able to
cross the coveted goal line At that
the play was of an extraordinary char
acter and the scoring came only after
a thrilling run of sixty-five yards by
Richards, the Yale half back, who was
carried by magnificent interference
past the WisconSin's rush line, and
then. being left to his own resources,
wiggled his way through the entire
Wisconsin back field, Guiding the four
crack backs of the Badgers and u!ti-
mately planting the bali squarely be-,
hind the goal posts. Two Twenty-Five
minute halves were played. and
throughout the two periods the Wis
consin men carried CONSERVATION to the
hearts of the Yale rooters by samples
OF football which seemed to be irwin
chile. Then. when nearly every spec.
fat"r he'd concluded that the game
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football.
SOLDIERS WERE VICTORIOUS
DEFEATED ALL HALLoWs' COL
LEGE BY SCORE OF IL TO 6.
College Boys Were Much Lighter
Than Cavalry Men-Williams'
Great Work.


AT Fort Douglas yesterday afternoon
there was a game of football between
the All Hallows and Ninth cavalry elev-
ems, in which the soldiers were the VIC
tors by score of II to c. The soldiers
were much heavier than the college
boys, and they had little difficulty IN
handling the All Hallows line.
The work of Captain Williams of the
soldiers was what won the game for
them. Williams is about the fastest
halfback that has been seen in Utah.
he is an individual player, and runs
absolutely without interior ence, but Sc
quick is he upon his feet that once he
has circled the ends it is easy for him
to elude any would-be tacklers. Not
only is he fast, but he is an expert
dodger. and every time he succeeded in
clearing the line he was good for at
least twenty yards clear gain The
two touchdowns gained by the soldiers
were both made by Williams. He made
one in the first half and one in the sec
ond, both being on long runs from near
the center of the field.
Once during the first half the college
got the ball to the soldiers two-yard
line, only to lose it on a tumble, and to
have it Immediately out of danger by
the redoubtable Williams. The one
touchdown made by the collegians was
on missed punt that rolled behind the
goal line, and was dropped upon by
Wolohan. Tanning kicked the goal.
On one occasion Barton, fullback of
the soldier team, punted behind the All
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would end in a tie at nothing to moth
ing. Richards. a Yale half back. who
replaced Chadwick in the second half,
was given the pigSkin.s He received 1t
on Yale's forty-five-yard line, and in a
trice pccketed himself in bunch of
clever interference. which protected
him to the rush iine. Here matters
became exciting and he broke away:
from his interference and darted out
into the open with the four Wisconsin
backs converging upon. him. The FIRST
man he lodged. a second he eluded with
a clever foot movement, the third he
bowled over with his free arm and then
proceeded to run around and away
from the last opponent. who went
tearing after him as the fleet runner
sped toward the line. He touched down
and a goal was kicFad. rendering
score of g. The most striking feature
of Wisconsin's play was found in the
sole dependence of the westerners upon
Captain O'Dea's kicking ability. Not
more than half dozen times during
the game did the visitors UNDERTAKE to
advance the ball by rushes,s ii being
almost the unvariable rule to send it
back to O'Dea for a booting. This
marvellous man displayed a kicking
prowess which has never been equaled
on the Yale field and the flonors were
all his way in this department of The
game. He was placed at a disadvail-s
tage in the matter of drop kicking, for
his team seemed unable to get within
striking distance. However, he made.
four attempts at goal from the field,
and all were failures. Two of them
We're out and out misses, and twice his
kicks were nicely blocked by Yale men.
The teams lined UP as follows:
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At Beloit, Wis.--Beloit. college, IL;
Northwestern university. 6.
AT New York-Columbia university,
IS; Amherst, 0.
At Ithaca Cornell. 6: Lehigh. 0.
At Buffalo University of Buffalo, Is;
Case school COT Clevelandl o.
At Toledo. Heidelberg, FL Tole-
do. q rsa"
] At Nashville Cincinnati university
s.: Vanderbilt, o.
At Terre Haute. Ind.Rose polytech-
mic, 6: Depauw university, 5.
At Hanover. N H.-Dartmouth, "a:
Williams, 10. ~. ~.
AT: Hartford. Conn.-Trinity, 16f Am
hersts "Aggfest. 5.
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TfiIRD-Drs Shores Low Fee System is an
Educator.


Specialists within
well people RIGHT AND PROPER
CHARGE WHAT EXTORTION.
So
i
onaL advertise
i
s
something CARS
il
a
Shores Caah Deafness all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
ACCIDENT 10 BALL PLAYER.
Pitcher Breaks His Arm In Throw
ing a Ball.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. 21.-A peculiar and
at the same time serious accident hap
pened on the ball field one evening this
week, by which one of the players,
Henry Larsen, sustained a broken arm.
Larsen was in the box at the time
pitching to the batter. He is a strong,
well-mEscled young fellow. and throws
a very speedy ball, and while in the
act of delivering an out curve, which
severely jerks and wrencbes the arm
the bone of the arm snapped in two
with q report that could have been
heard a half block. 1t was broken en-
tirely off just above the elbow The
arm was set Immediately, and the in
jured man is getting along nicely, al
though he suffers excruciating pain
from the break. He was one of the
best players in the team and his loss
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Importance of Cure.

note
all
in of
health perfect whose blood unless
in
Wh lodge
10
i'm Of
question that by catar the development
prevented
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Ogden Counts On a Match.
CRv Telsnhope IN The Herald

Ogden, Oct Pit is expected that
there viii be d match game of cricket
at the Tabernacle square Saturday
next, between the Salt Lake and Ogden
elevens. The Ogden team is smarting
under two defeats and has been prac-
ticing with a vim of late that BODIES
i'll Tor the visitors. They will have a
practice game between two local elev-
ems Tuesday as a finisher for the big
contest Saturday. The personnel of
the Ogden team will be: William Had
denham, John Stitt, William ShiDley,
George Parker, Brig Robinson, Nathan
iel Thomas, David Evans, Thomas
Hayes, Thomas Smurthwait Mat Ship
ley, Il. D. Sherman.
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Harvard i'll. BROWN O.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 21-Harvard
in defeating Brown University II to
in today's game, run up against it's
hardest proposition thus far and it is
to Browns credit that the crimson had
to play a stiff game. Harvard S .offens-
i've and defensive work We're magnifi-
cent but the team went against OPP
ponents who resorted to combinations
of trick plays and quick runs around
the ends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Lafayette 6. Pennszlvania 0.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 21.-Lafayette
college administered defeat to the
University of Pennsylvania football
team today by a score of to 0. Bray
of Lafayette caught the Kickoff and
with beautiful interference ran through
the entire Pennsylvania team for a
touchdown within ten seconds of the
opening of the game. There was no
further scoring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
vt. Pleasant Game Postponed.
Especial correspondence.l

VoPtV1dI NUTTesVUHuHHCt,J
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. PA game of
baseball was to have been played on
the new diamond in this city this after
noon between the Mt. Pleasant and
Ephraim teams, but a. telegram recefv-
ed this morning says the Ephraim
team has sickness in the team, and so
cannot come up, sd the game will of
necessity be postponed again-the third
time The boys here have been work
ing hard. and have made themselves a
fair diamond, and were anxious for the
game. 49,
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Michigan O. Alumni o.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 21.-The Uni
vers.ty of Michigan team found the
Alumni eleven the hardest they have
yet met and the game resulted in a.
score of 0 to O. The graduates worked
out the Varsity in fine style and re-
peatedly held them for downs. In de-
fensive play the Varsity was strong,
the Alumni finding the line almost inn
pregnable.
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PuailiSrff.
LAwLEss KNOCKED OUT.
Jack Wade Disposes of Salt Laker In
One Round.
(By Telephone to The Herald)

CBy Telephone to The Herald.)
Bingham, Utah, Oct. 21.-Jack Wade
put out Bobby Lawless of Salt Lake in
the first round of what was to have
been a twenty-round contest at the
Bingham opera house this evening.
Lawless was evidently out of his
class, for he put up a poor fight against
Wade. The men entered the ring at
1850. Charles Coates was referee and
John Kelley official timekeeper. For
the first few moments of the round
both men spared cleverly, each Striv-
ing TO take the others measurement.
Then Wade led savagely for the stoln-
ach and again for the head, Lawless
lodging both blows cleverly. They
spared again for a moment, and Wade
swung his right viciously to Lawless'
neck, flooring him. Lawless got up
before the ten seconds had been count
ed, but he was dazed, and in a second
Wade sent a hard right to the jaw
that put LawleSs down and out
The preliminary bout was between
the famous boxer, John McMananny,
and a local sport. After a siX-round go
the referee called the bout a draw.
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HAPPENINGS IN TIE WORLD CT SPORT

the meet proves a success there viii DE
other meets during the week. The
riders are thinking Of renting the
track and giving meets as long as the
weather permits of it.
At MONDAYS meet one of the features
will be an attempt by Mcfarland to
make a mile in 1889 or under. Last
week Mcfarland rode a mile behind one
of his motorcycles in 1:35, aud he
thinks he can cut this time down ma
terially, given calm evening and
proper weather conditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

At Lawrence-Kansas University. 80;
Drake University (Des Moines, Ia.l, 6.
At Iowa City, University of Iowa,
H. Rush Medical college. o.
At Cleveland-We Reserves, g.:
Kenyon college, 0.
At Cedar Rapids, Ia--Cornell college,
IL: Dixon college, 6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
oGDEN'S HEAVY BATTERs.
How They Stacked Up In the Series
of the Summer.
Especial Correspondence. J

Ogden, Oct. 21.-The following table,
completed to Saturday last, shows the
batting average of the Ogden ball team
and the average of the three pitchers
computed only from the number of
games won and lost. The table does
not include sacrifice hits, which brings
several of the players. especially
Schnabel, lower than would otherwise
be the case:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Wants to meet young Rowan.

Sammy Mace of Leadville, Colo,
wants to meet silent Rowan. the
young deaf mute boxer. He sends The
Herald challenge to Rowan to a con-
test at us pounds for a $50 side bet and
a purse or gate receipts. Mace is now
at Silver City, and he will meet Rowan,
he says, either at Eureka, Provo or
Mercur at any date that is conven-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Princeton 90. West Point O.

West Point, N. Y, Oct. 21.-The West
Point Cadet football team met their
third. defeat of the season here this
afternoon, the Princetons defeating
them by a score of % to 0. The cadets
did not play near as good football as
they did last Saturday with Harvard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
YOUNG ROWAN AFTER MATCH
Wants to Meet Jack Williams,
Thomas's Connueror.

Silent Rowan, brother of the well
known deaf mute pugilist, writes The
Herald chat the match between Rowan
and Joe Cotton will take place at Mer-
cur, not at Eureka as at first reported.
The younger Rowan is trying to get on
a match with Jack Williams, who de-
feated Young Thomas at Eureka last
Monday evening
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HalIows' goal line and the ball was
touched back According to Lieutenant
White, the soldiers were entitled to a
which would have added two
points to their score, but this the col
lege boys would not admit, as the play
was simply touch back, which counts
nothing The work of All Hallows'
backs was notable. The lineup fol-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Prizefighter Badly Hurt.

Co Covelo, Cal. Oct. Elm a prize
fight last night between George Coxey
and jim Hall. two local pugilists Hall
received injuries which it is feared will
result fatally He was unconscious
for several hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

Mr. Nyby Il been sick all knowing exactly
to
testimony the benefit of sufferers
WE'LL all myself
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Missouri II, Nebraska 0.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 21.-The Univer-
sity of Missouri football eleven made
a strong bid for the championship of
the Western intercollegiate association
today by handily defeating Nebraska
University by a score of IL to 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

Christmas day in San Francisco. The
challenge was declined for the reason
that it would neeessitate the absence
from college for too long a time Of the
men on the team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
WHY DRS. SHORES
:. ADVERTISE.
Drs Shores & Shores, Salt Lakes Popular Physicians and
Specialists Have Frequently Been Asked Why They So
Extensively Advertise, and the Doctors Are Perfectly
Willing to Give Their Reasons Briefly, Feeling That
They Are Good and Sufficient Seasons.
WE ADVERTISE FIRST

OF
OF evidenced
get-and which
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Didn't Call It Eating.

Nurse-It's time for your nourishnnent
now. Mr.. Peppery
Mr.. Peppery (who IS convalescent)--
Hang nourishment! What / want Is
something to eat
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D Shores belong the Regu school of Physicians and Surgeons
Diplomas from the D Shores feel this distinction alone is
OVER
THEIR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
WON'T PLAY CALIFORNIA.
Harvard Team Declines to Go So Far
From Home.

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 21.-Manager
Spaulding CT the Harvard football team,
received a challenge from the Univer-
sity of California for a football game on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Cricket.
LIVELY GAME OF CRICKET
LOCAL ELEVENs PLAY A CLOSE
MATCH.
Reid's Eleven Wins-Club Will Meet
Wednesday to Elect Officers
An Exciting Game.

At the Salt Lake Cricket clubs
grounds yesterday there was an inter
esting match between elevens cap
tanned by Mr. Coils and Mr.. Reid. Mr..
Reid's team came off victorious by a
score of 81 to SO. The match was close
all the way through, and the work done
by the players was very encouraging.
Mr.. Cocks, one of the crack players of
last years Denver eleven, was out, and
has expressed the intention of joining
the Salt Lake club, as he is now a resi-
dent of this city. He will add much
strength to the eleven. Mr.. REID, an
other newcomer, proved an acquisition
also. He is splendid bat and made the
top score of the day.
The club will hold meeting on We'd
nesday evening at the rooms of the
Y. NJ c. a. and elect officers for the
ensuing year. The challenge of the Og-
den eleven for another match to take
place at Ogden some day this week
will be considered, but it is hardly like
~ that it will be accepted, as the sea-
Sports cricket hid SID
son is about over, and many of the
men, ers of the Salt Lake team are
averse to going out of town for any
more games. The score of yesterdays
match is appended:
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Races On Monday Evening.

Weather permitting, there VIII be
races on the Salt Palace track on Mon
day evening, beginning az O'Clock. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Other Games. :.

Marshall Field, Oct. 21.-FinaI score:
University of Chicago ST. Oberlins o. )
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
Cycling.
CROWD DISAPPOINTED
Crackajack Cycle Riders Did Not
Please Them.
MCFARLAND IS FAST
TEAM MATES DID ONLY MEDI-
OGRE WORK.

Freeman Guilty of Tricky Riding
That Caused His Disqualification
In the Mile open-No Fast Time
Made In Events-Exhibition Half
Mile By Motor-Races Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
minnesota 6. Ames O. .
Chicago So, oberlin O..

Minneapolis, Oct 21.-Final score:
Minnesota, 6; Ames 0.
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ii'f
Baseball.
BROOKLYN WINS FINAL.

Defeats the Quakers In Post Season
Series.
New York, Oct. 21.-Brooklyn won
the final game of the exhibition series
with Philadelphia today by smuggling
the ball. Dunn had the Quakers guess
RH.E.
Philadelphia 49,. :. .......... 5 10 2
Brooklyn -. ;. ...... ...... Is is 2
Notwithstanding and Mcfarland:
Dunn and Mcclure.
$:sU mpire--Latham
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
BALL GAME AT OGDEN.
Salt Lakes Play at Junction City To-
dav
Especial Correspondence

VopeOIiI VUIT0sDOHutIlCtJ
Ogden, Oct. 21.-The line up of the
Ogden team for the baseball game to-
morrow between Ogden and Salt Lake
is as follows:
Short Line oedar
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for the fall games will be severely
felt.
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Che Curl.
GREAT RACE AT Los ANGELES.

Famous PAGERS Race at City of
Angels.
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 21.-The fea-
ture of today's races was the free-for-
all pace, for a purse of $4,000. the giants
fContinued nm pace a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
MI Coils, Eleven.

Mr.. Coils c. Reid b. Morris. Is
Mr.. Cocks b. Morris ................. s
Mr.. Burleigh hit wicket b. Watson. 4
Mr. Gardner c. Reid b. Morris. ...... 0
Rev A II. Henry b. Norris. ......... 4
MIR. Griggs b. Morris ................... 3
Mr. Cruickshank b. Morris. ........... 5
Mr.. Davies G. Martin b. wilson,. 2
Mr. NJ H. Walker b. Morris ......... Z
Dr. Plummer b. Wilson. .............. 2
Mir. Adams, not out ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Extras .......-..----.-.. b
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc
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IcBr1de (Capt.) F. 3. 10 Deaf apt)
Paul Dashed of Lehigh ofiiciated as
referee and Evarts Wren of Harvard
was umpire
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MI. Raid's Eleven.

Mr. Reid C. Griggs b. Burleigh. .S5
Mr. Wilson c. Henry b. Coils. ....... 0
Mr.. Slater b. Davies .................. 3
Mr.. Collett b. Burleigh .............. 6
Mr.. Samuels c. Griggs b. Collis...... 0
MIR. Baker b. Burleigh ............... /
Rev. r. Wake, not OUT. 2
Mr. Morris b. Davies .16
Mr.. Martin b. Davies ................. 0
Mr.. Jones c. Cruicksnank b. Coils. 0
Mr.. Watson c. Gardner b. Davies. 2
Extras .....-........--....-. z
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Total 81
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A Fast Half-mile.

After the regular programme McFar
land got out his two motorcycles and
Downing and Freeman on one of them
is the fastest half-mile yet ridden on a
Utah track.
Summary:
Mile open. professionals. A. McFar-
land won, Hardy Downing second, Iver
Lawson third. Glenn Turville fourth
Time-2;10.
TAyo-mile handicap, Professionalism
car Julius Gao YARDS Won O. Z. Emery
(ninety-iive YARDS second +. A. McFar
land fscratch) third liver Lawson
twenty-five YARDS fourth Time-:21.
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