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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
Broadway Stakes Go to Ethelbert at
Gravesend.
BIG PURSE FOR vULCAINE
BEATS THE FAVORITE FOR THE
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES.
Spring Meet Begins at Denver-La-
tonia Races Are Interesting
Time and Heavy Tracks at St.
Louis-Other Races at Other
Tracks.

New York, June ia feature of to-
days racing at Gravesend was the Broad
way stakes, in which the 3-year-old Ethel
bert was a slight favorite. a furlong
from the finish Ethelbert came with a
rush and won easily by a length and a
half from Half Time, who was three
parts OF length in front of Filigrane.
In the Great American stakes of S12,J0
Modrine was the favorite, with His Royal
Highness and Nucain equal second choice.
Modrine and McMeekin were first and
while Vulcain was bringing up the rear
looked a hopeless thing for Vulcain as
they turned into the stretch, but he came
through the field and won by a head from
Missionary, who showed almost as great
a burst of speed in the last furlong as did
the winner. Results:
First race, six furiongs-Jeannot won,
Barney Stone second, Imperator third.
Time, 1:15A.
Second race. one and one-fourth miles
Warrenton won, Candleblack second,
Lakeland third. Time, 2:07Is.
Third race. Great American, five fur
longS-Vulcain won, Missionary second,
McMeekin third. Time, 1:02is.
Fourth race, Broadway. one and one
sixteenth miles-Ethelbert won, Half Time
second, Filigrane third. Time. 1:4S3..
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling-Neda
won. Big Gun second Mollie Newman
third Time, 1:0214.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles.
selling-Estaca won, Maze second, Howard
Mann third. Time, 1:49L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
BETTING HIGH AT PROVO.
Wads of Money Changed Hands On
Big Prize Fight.

Provo, June 10.-There were some
brave sports in Provo last night and
the way they bet was a caution. But
it was another game where the cinch-
ers were cinched. The betting was on
the round in which Fitzsimmons was
Knocked out. There We're two reports
received here. one to the effect that
the fight ended in the tenth round, the
other that it ended in the eleventh.
And on the strength of these reports
the boys, all of whom thought they had
was probably about $500 changed hands.
Some were guIled. but it was their own
fault, for most of the betting was done
as late as IL o'clock, at a time when
it was very easy to have gotten the
correct report from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

baseball organization in Ogden have
been placed with a business mems com
mittee composed of W. c. Weaver
chairman; Charles Meighan, vice chair
man; w. H. Chevers, secretary; r. S.
Joyce, treasurer, and these officers, to-
gether with the manager and also w.
]. Shealy and j. A. Abbott. will COM
pose the executive committee. Man
ager A. G. Horn has resigned his posi-
ton, but will continue to act in con-
junction with the committee until his
successor is chosen.
The next game in Ogden will be be-
tween the Ogden and Pocatello mines
Monday afternoon. Eubanks will pitch
and Berkeley will catch for the visit
ors.
The Columbia club has formally ac-
cepted the challenge of the Weber club
to play a game, the benefits to go to
the public library. The clubs agree
that Ferrin will play with the Column
bias and Kuhn with the Weber clubs,
all others actively engaged in playing
to be barred in both teams. Tuesday
next the Columbias wanted set for the
game. but the Webers requested that
it be postponed till Thursday.
The Consolidated Implement COM
pany's employees have challenged the
Coop Wagon & Machine company's
men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
THURSDAYS HORSE RACES
FOUR REGULAR EVENTS AND A
MATCH RACE SCHEDULED.
New Horses Entered and Good Sport
Promised-A Novelty Race-Hal
Brown Takes Altoka North.

Several new horses will make their
debut on the Calder's park track at the
races on Thursday. -Four events are on
the card for that day, 2:35 pace, a
three minute trot and two running
races, probably quarter, and a four
furlong event. Besides these there will
be a triangular match between Ezra
ThompsonS Ben Bolt, w. E. Stones
Miss Ransom and the Tampa Maid.
There was a disagreement as to the
distance. Mr.. Thompson holding out for
a half-mile event while the Maid S
friends wanted her to go five furlongS,
but this difficulty was settled yesterday
and the race will be a half-mile event.
The purse is $50 a corner. with $50 ad-
ded, making 5000 for the winner.
The entries for the running races are
not yet in, but the following entries
were yesterday announced for the fiat
races:
2:35 pace, $40 purse, best three in five
heats: $3.50
Tombstone OR. McKenzie).
Tampa (E. G.. Pierce)-
Wiry Joe (Holt Bros.).
Windsplitter E. G. Hines).
Freddy K. CIV. E. Stone).
Emma d. q. w. Corey.
300 trot, 500 purse, best three in five
heats:
Adelaide Complete OR. McDonald).
Laura c. CIV. H. Gowan).
Lord Mortimer q. C. LYNCH.
Teddy S. CIV. E. Stone).
B. G. F. Oh. G. Fox).
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If the Salt Palace directors decide to
construct their track, it will be COM
pleted for a meet on July l. Sanction
for a meet TO be held under c. A c. {.
has been asked for.
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Some Amenities of the Game.

car lines touching it, a third within one
block and a fourth within two blocks.
Ten acres will be fenced, and the
ground will require but little work to
put in shape. A large grandstand and
capacious bleachers are to be built.
In speaking of the matter yesterday,
Alr. Nelden said that in order to make
the matter a success all interested in
baseball ought to subscribe for five or
ten shares of Salt Palace stock. The
manifold enterprises which the asso-
citation is fostering may, some of them,
have to be abandoned unless more sub
Scriptions to stock are received
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Short Lines Trounced Idah0ans By
Score of f to 1.
GAME WAS A WARM ONE
VISITORS GOT THE WORST OF
THE UMPIRING.
Two Good Games Scheduled For To-
day-A New Ball Field Assured at
Last-L. D. S. College Defeated at
Provo-County Officers Want An
other Game.

That was something like baseball, that
game at the fort yesterday, when the
Short Lines put it on to Pocatello by
the pretty score of 6 TO 1. That's the
kind of ball that the people want to
see.
crowd there. \ scant $50 We're in
attendance, one-third of whom were
ladies, and the other two-thirds the
Sfeadies, the fans whom you couldn' t
keep away from a ball game with
chains and iron bars. 1t was a small
crowd even for a Saturday game. and
Saturday games never have proven
profitable in Salt Lake.
Clean, fast, snappy ball was the order
Of the day right from the jump. Poca-
tello's fielding game suffered by reason
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

The Social Wheel club is arranging
for a social at the club rooms next Fri
day night An evening run to Murray
is scheduled for Wednesday.
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MR.. PEYTON CALLED EAST.
His Young Son Is Seriously Ill In
Nebraska.

Gill S. Peyton, the well known min
ing man, left for the east last night in
response to a telegram from Mrs. Pey-
ton, which contained the distressing
information that their SON Gilbert, aged
Is, had been stricken with a severe at
tack of rheumatism. Mrs. Peyton said
that the boy was seriously i'll, owing
to some heart complications, and that
he was being cared for in a hospital.
This new trouble is especially sad, be-
cause of the recent bereavement that
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton sustained. Less
than one month ago they lost their
infant son. after few hours Illness
Mrs. Peyton had gone to Fremont,
Neb., with Mrs. Hal w. Brown, to at
tend the marriage of Miss Brown and
Mr.. Dern. Mr.. Peyton says that the
attack must have been sudden, because
Mrs. Peyton had not referred to any
trouble of the kind in a letter received
bv him early yesterday morning.
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NEW BASEBALL PARK.
One to Be Built By Salt Palace Com
pany On Ninth South.

At last it seems that Salt Lake is to
have really, truly baseball field. J. r.
Walker has given the Salt Palace as
sociation a three years lease of the
field on Ninth South street, between
Main and West Temple and the ground
is to be Immediately fenced and turned
into ball field.
This news was announced yesterday
by President Nelden of the Salt Palace
association. For some time the asso-
citation has had the matter in view,
and only yesterday was it decided to
accept Mr.. Walkers offer of the
ground. The field is admirably locat-
ed, just opposite the west gate of the
Salt Palace grounds, with two street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
OPENING DAY AT DENVER.
Track Was Fine, Weather Ideal and
Attendance Good.

Denver, Colo, June 1O.-The spring races
at Overland park began today, with beau
tiful weather, a fine track and good at
tendance. Results:
First race, trotting, three-minute class
Venus III won in straight heats. Time,
2:2lle 2:21lk, 2:23l2. DIR. Brook, Mckinley,
Aggregate and Gertie b also started.
Second race, pacing-Raymond NJ. won
third, fourth and fifth heats and race.
Time, 2:l4, 2:16 2:17 Aelse won second
heat: time, 2:12la. Little Thorn won first
heat: time. 2:12A. Roberts and Agitator
also started.
Third race, four furlongs. 2-year-olds-
Bill Mayham won, Myrtle Gebauer sec
ond, Minyon third. Time, 0:4912.
Fourth race, mile-Charlemagne won,
Cavallo second Alaria. third. Time, 1:43.
Fifth race. five furlongs-May Beach
won. Bourbon second, Mountain Queen
third Time. OIL.
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ATHLETICS IN NORTHWEST.
Oregon University Wins College Field
Meet

Salem. Ore, June 10--The fifth annual
field meet of the intercollegiate Amateur
Athletic Association of Oregon was held
here today The University of Oregon
won, with fifty points 10 their credit. The
Agricultural college of Corvallis and the
Pacific college of Newburg tied for second
place, securing eighteen points each. VIII
lamette university of Salem got third
place with seventeen and one-half points.
r. Heater of the Pacific college of New
burg broke the northwest pole-vault rec
ord of ten and one-half feet, going over
the pole at ten feet, seven inches.
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Pocatello.

TO, /
Two-base Hits.-MiIler Waller.
Double Play.-Miller to Margetts.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Eubanks, 3; Kid
der l.
Struck out.-By Kidder. 6; by Eu-
banks. 6.
Bases on Balls.-off Kidder, 2; off Eu-
banks, 3
Stolen Bases.-Shannon. Waller, Kidder.
Rand. Hartman.
Sacrifice Hits.-Taylor, Dwyer.
Time of Game--One hour and fifty min
utes.
Umpires-Vapor and Stimson.
Attendance $50.
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Third race. six furlongs-Afamada won,
Goebet second. Abe Furst third. Time
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles-Al Fresco won, Claypointer second.
Egbert third. Time-1:47a.
Fifth race, four furlongs-Inlook won,
Erla dor second, Nullah third Time
1870
Freehand second, Goose Liver third.
Time-I :i2ib
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Opal Club Notice.

At the request of Governor Wells, the
members of the Opal club will meet at
Christensen's hall on their wheels at
$3.50 O'Clock a. m. sharp, and from there
Will ride and form part of the eortege
at the funeral of Morley Hassard,
whose remains have been brought from
Philippine islands. where he died in
the cause of his country. Please be
prompt. c. l.. Berry, captain; II. 5.
Anderson. secretary.
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LAWSON AT KANSAS CITY.
Wins the Two-mile Open In Fast
Time.

Kansas City. Mo-. June 1o.-At the new
velodrome. John S. Johnson of Mime
apolis and John f. Fisher of Chicago
raced the first of a series of three races
for a purse of $3.50 to be awarded to the
winner of two heats at one. two and five
miles The three-mile heat was ridden
tonight. johnson winning by wheel in
$40 The one and five-mile heats will be
contested Monday night.
I've r. Lawson of Chicago won a two
mile event. open to professionals, in
4:24 AS Ben Monroe of Memphis was
second and John t. Fisher third.
Eli Winsett of Portland. Ore. paced by
a tandem. rode half-mile exhibition in
81 fiat.
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Lagoon.
PROVO WINS A GAME.
L. D. S. College Are Victims In a
one-sided Contest at Provo.
(Special Correspondence.l

NoptCIdI IOITtsFOLutTCt.J
Provo June 10.-The l.. d. S. base
ball team came down to Provo to play
the Garden City team. They were jul
bilant and confident of a victory, but
to the surprise of all the Garden City
boys showed the college chaps under
by a score of % to 10. The game at
first appeared to be easy for the Pro-
vonans. I'm the fourth inning the tide
changed, but in the eighth the local
team scored sixteen runs, which gave
them the game.
The Provo team did better playing
than it has done before this season.
The lineup was as follows:
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Caught On the Fly.

The proposed game between the
clerks and Walker Bros. teams has
been called of.
@ (. o
The Henderson team will meet the
butchers at Calder's park at 10 o'clock
this morning. Many members of the
two teams are old-time pros" and
the game will be a warm one.
81 @ g
The game which was set for yester-
day between the Lagoons and SIr.
Hickey's Rio Grande team was called
off.
o @ o
Manager Walter Anderson of the
Short Lines, E. L. Carpenter of the r.
G. WIS and John Critchlow of the La
goons will meet tomorrow to draw up
a schedule of games for the rest of the
season.
O. @ o
The Wasatch and Washington school
teams went against each other yester-
day at the Eighteenth ward square, the
Wasatch winning by a score of 10 to s.
The teams lined up as follows:
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Pittsbug, June 1O.-Pittsburg cap
tured two games from Louisville today
The first was easy, Tannehill keeping
the hits scattered and the errors were
not costly. In the second Lever braced
up after the second and had good sup
port. Phillip was rather puzzIing. but
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Concert at the Knutsford.

At the Knutsford this evening. during
service of dinner from $50 until Q o'clock,
Des Fosse's orchestra will render the fol-
lowing concert programme. Proprietor
Holmes cordially invites the presence of
friends of guests and visitors in the city
who may care TO listen to the music
l. March. Rifle Regiment .Sousa
, Overture Concert" ................K rker
g. Waltz You and Armand
e. Two-step Merry American Wheeler
). Idyl "Troumder Sumerin" 49, .Labitzki
g. Selection. The Fortune Teller ..Tobani
: Gavotte Martha Washington
................... Theodore Moses
S. Waltz Wiener Blut Strauss
@ March, Josephine" Daniels
TO- Song Hearts and Flowers $3.50.
IL. Selection. The Serenade" Herbert
r. Intermezzo. "CavalleTia Rustieana"
.------.---- .--.-------- -AdSCdsIl
Held's full military band. Callers
park Sunday.
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PocatellO,


At the Lagoon the old Salt Lakes
make their bow in Lagoon uniforms,
Ogden being their opponents. A crowd
of rooters will come down from June
tionville to yell for their team. Dyer
is i'll and will not be in the game. Nc
Gregor will play second and Bluth left
field. The game will be called at 3:45.
A baseball train leaves the Salt Lake
& Ogden depot at o'clock. The line
up follows:
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WILL TRY AGAIN.
County Officers Ache to Wipe Out
Their Late Defeat.

The employees in the county side of
the joint building yesterday challenged
the city men TO play a game of base
ball next Saturday afternoon on the
university campus, the proceeds to be
devoted to the benefit of the family of
Carl NJ Aamodt, the Rio Grande West
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ern employee who was killed last We'd
nesday. The challenge was promptly
accepted, and the players will go in
training on Monday, after which time
the lineup of all the Office holders will
he arranged
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A novel feature of Thursdays races
will be half mile event in which Con
Jones Intellect is matched against a
Shetland pony belonging to John Self
The pony is to be given a handicap of
$50 yards and the race ought to be a
warm one and afford all sorts of fun
for the spectators.
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At the Harlem Tracks.

Chicago. June 1o.-Results at Harlem:
First race, five furlongs-John Grigsby
won. JEFF second. Zaza third. Time
1:0314.
Lobengula second. Kings Guard third
IIme-l:43sk.
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TODAY'S GAMES.
Short Line VS.. Pocatello at Fort
Lagoon VS.. Ogden at Lagoon

Two good games of ball are sched-
uled for today. AT Fort Douglas the
Short Lines will again meet Pocatello.
Taylor will pitch for the Short Lines
and Eubanks will again be in the box
for Pocatello.
The game will be called at $3.50 sharp.
The lineup follows:
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Rain Prevents Two Games.

The Brooklyn Baltimore game at
Baltimore and the Washington-Phila
delphia game at Philadelphia were
postponed yesterday on account of rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

Fred Nightingale will commence
training at once for the next amateur
events.
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Jensen's record of twenty-three miles
/, 1872 yards in the hour still stands as
Utah record. Lawson's ride being an
unofficial trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

Seventy-seven is the popular gear
this season. This gear is made by
using 22xS or 25x9 sprockets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

Hal Brown has taken his horse AL
toka to Anaconda, to enter her in the
big Montana races.
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Very little complaint regarding the
condition of Calder's track is now
heard. The surface is in splendid con-
dition, and the turns are now compar-
ativeiy safe.
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The ten-mile amateur worlds record
is now 1853 As, an average of less than
two minutes per mile.
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Morley Hassard, whose funeral takes
place today. was one of the most popu-
lar of the '95 racing men, He was al
ways a square and sportsmanlile rider.
and during his whole racing career he
was never protested by any of his COM
petitors for any cause whatever.
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Good College Games.

Good College Games.
Princeton, N. J., June 10.-Princeton
defeated Yale today by a score of to 2.
Cambridge, Mass, June 10.-Harvard
played an exciting game with Penn
sylyania today, finally winning, to 6.
AT Observation-Disclosures, IA; Dart
mouth, 3. M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

Reports from Decoration day road
races all over the country show that
, they were all on the ''mud-plug" order,
and slow times were the result.
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Lawson rode a SO gear in his hour
ride Monday.
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The new Colosseum recently built by
Jack Prince at Baltimore was opened
by a big n. c. A. meet. with an at
tendance of 5000 people. Mcfarland.
Stevens, Kiser and Kimble were the
stars, and an electric tandem was one
of the attractions.
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George Banker has won the Austrian
Derby, the second greatest cycle race
in all Europe.
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Standing of Clubs.
st. Louis Was Shut Out.

Chicago, June 10.-Callahan was in
great form today, and for the second
time this season shut st. Louis out,
allowing them but four scattered hits
Chicago earned one run in the sixth.
scoring two more in the eighth on a
little hitting and some fearfully wild
throws by Wallace and Young At
tendance, 6,400. Score:
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The def of the Ogden tandem team
to race any Salt Lake team of profess
SIGNALS has aroused interest among the
local racing tandem teams. This race
will be feature of the July races
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11

In the eighth inning Sorensen took
Harrison's place as pitcher.
Umpires We're John McAdam, Ed
Holt. Frank Knowlden.
Score nv iuninpS
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Eddie McDuffie defeated Major Tay-
Tor in fve-mile pursuit race at Phil
adelphia, May q.
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ST. LOUIS ON THE DOWN GRADE
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT WILLOW
LEADERS IN CLOSE GAME.

Doheny Throws Away the New York
Boston Game-Pittsburg Takes
Two From Louisville.
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Boston Keeps Up Its Gait.

New York. June 10.-Doheny was re-
ally responsible for the Bostons' Wis
tory today. Except in the sixth and
ninth innings, Doheny gave as pretty
an exhibition of pitching as was ever
seen on the grounds. In the sixth he
hit a batsman and give three bases on
balls. forcing in run, and in the ninth
sent three men to bases. The Giants
got all of their runs by timely batting
Grady was injured and will be out of
the game for some time. Attendance
3 500. Score.
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Two Games at Pittsbure.

bdIItTIeS-DDNtIly dIlU dTdUy, W
ner. Killen and Clark.
Umpires-Lynch and Warner.
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Washington
Wasatch

OGDEN BASEBALL INTERESTS.
Ali Organizations Merged Into One
Strong Management.
By Telephone to The Herald.)
Ogden, June 10-The interests of the
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A cablegram from Europe states that
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Louis IvarsOn, one of the veteran
trainers of '94-95, has returned from a
two years southern trip. Ivarson was
the trainer who brought out Lon Hyde
and handled him during his successful
career as a racing man. Ivarson was
at one time also trainer for George
Weller.