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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28
sAMUELsoNs RECORD.
Believed That He Can Reduce the
Mile Record to 80.


BY far the greatest feature IN the past
weeks cycle racing was the ride of w.
E. Samuelson last Thursday night, when
ne broke the worlds unpaced mile record,
riding the distance in l:53 2-5. This record
is the king pin of all cycling records and
therefore the most sought.
The fact that Samuelson is a Utah boy
proves cOnclusively that the riders in this
section are as fast as anywhere in the
world and the result viii without doubt
cause considerable discussion among the
eastern riders
In 1895 Walter Sanger, who for years
was considered the fastest unpaced rider,
came west to Denver and spent six
months trying TO get the record back
from Hamilton, who then held the mark
in 2:01 1-5 The big MiIWaukeean failed to
lower the mark, but after several at
tempts succeeded in tying the record.
Clint Coulter then came to Denver and
after making several efforts in the course
of two years. put the figures down 10
1:59 40. Hamilton attempted to regain
the record, but it was not until 1898 that
the uupaced King lowered it, and this af-
ter several attempts. His mark OF 1850 IA
has stood ever since, although it has
been asssiled by several riders.
When II is taken into consideration that
Samuelson got the record on the first
trial and without any previous training
the result is remarkable. 1t is believed by
those who have watched the Provo rider
work that with the proper training he
would be able to bring the figures down
to 80 flat.
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Cycling.
RIDERS DISCIPLINED.
Referee Sharp Fines Three Men am
Suspends Green.

Referee Sharp Fines Three Men and
Suspends Green.
An interestin= session was held at the
office of the representative Of the \. c
A, J. n. Sharp. yesterday morning. and
---c-- was the whole thing for the time
Delng- Ihe cause of all the "doings was
the light at the saucer track last Friday
evening GuSSie Lawson, John Lawson
and Ben Green were the principals IN the
tftal yesterday, and several OF the other
rider were called upon as Witnesses. 1t
Is SAID that all the men interested prom
Used to be good in the future II given a
light sentence this time, and Jack decided
TO let the boys of as easy as possible
Inc Lawson brothers were given good,
straight talk ana let off by simply being
disqualified in last Fridays racing. This
means the same as q fine OF at least $40,
Tor that was the amount of money 1t cost
ts1e--- BY Deln- barred out OF the races
that evening. In consideration OF the
facJ that the row was started by Green,
on account of his foul riding. he was Sus-
pended for a period Of two weeks --eD-
resentative Sharp says this is the first
time this year that ne has had TO Zine
the boys for crooked riding, but he gave
worning that on the next OIIense the pen
atty would be more severe.
Charlie TurYille and Gus Lawson were
each fined s. TOR team work in the motor
paced race last Thursday evening. Ref
cree Sharp also gave the boys some ad-
vice that viii DO them =cOd.
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Che Curl.
RACING AT CALDERs.
Good Events Pulled Off at Eagles
Outing.

OuLl4S-
The chief event at the Eagles out
ing at Callers park yesterday after
noon was the racing meet held under
the auspices of the management. Co
rey's Shamrock anG Child's Pat L
were the first to face the starter for a
half mile running race for $50 a side.
The first heat was a lead heat, run
in 5l7z. In the second heat Shamrock
slipped and fell while rounding the
upper turn, throwing a complete SOM
ersault. The rider escaped uninjured.
but Shamrock was so badly shaken up
he could not start again, ana the race
went TO Pat i, who has been parading
around under the name of Dick.
The One-QuaTter mile running race
brought Bernice, Little Dutch and Idle
Boy, Jr., to the wire. Idle Boy won in
a walk. Tin-e-24iA.
Three horses entered the half-mile
dash-Lynnville, Sinner and Bernice.
Sinner won in a close finish, doing the
distance in 511z.
The next event was a harness race
between Julia A and Ora c for SIS a
side. best two in three heats.
The first heat was a pretty race.
Ora c going up on the home stretch
and breasting the wire in 2:261z.
In the second heat Ora G led all the
way until the stretch, when Julia A
drew up and lost by a bare half length
in 2.27 fat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF SPORTING EVENTS

THE MOST noticeable feature Of the
past week in National league cir
cles has been the unexpected
slump of the Pittsburg team, which
has been looked on all along as having
lead pipe cfnch" on the bunting.
Apropos of this is the following from
w. L. McIlvain, the well known
Smoky City scribe: "Hanlon has de-
clsred that the pressure is terrific for a
team in the top position. with all of
the other teams doing their best to
pull it down. There is no doubt that
something affected the Pirates 1t may
be that they have occupied the center
Of the stage SO long that they have be-
come so self-conscioUs with the eyes
of the baseball world on them that it
has affected their playing. Certainly
some Of them act like il.
1T is curious to watch some players
who have got into rut as did the
| Pirates. Attempts are made in differ
ent ways to secure an Improvement,
with the result that some Of the re-
suits are ludicTous. Last week Wag-
ner tried a number Of schemes to see
If he could not regain his batting eye,
and the way he danced around the
plate was as laughable as It was IN
natural.
'As to the fielding and the thinking
part of the game. number of the
Pittsburgs played as if they, like Wag-
ner, were trying to break the hoodoo.
Some spots in last weeks playing were
surely fierce"
There's a whole lot of truth in this.
and when a team once gets in one of
those bad ruts, it's the hardest work in
the world to pull it out.
The shooting the chutes" act of the
Pirates has resulted in giving St.
Louis. PHILADELPHIA and Brooklyn a
look-in for first honors. and the first
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mates would cut the season short and
take in some other club to make new
fGur-cornered league, the interest
would revive and the fans get their
moneys worth Of good BAH playing.
The ball game at the Lagoon this
afternoon VIII be between the Live
Oaks of Bingham and the Maccabees,
instead Of the Ontarios.
Bill Morrow. the center-felder and
change catcher of the Salt Lakes, left
last night for Denver. His wife started
for her home in California.
George BOrchers viii stay IN ogden
all winter, where he viii run a bowling
alley and start an athletic club.
The league magnates failed to hold
a meeting last night, as a quorum could
not be present Next week. however
they will probably come together and
fix things up for a new schedule.
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Results at Butte,

Butte, Mont, July 27.-Results:
First race. pacing-OregOn Bull won,
Irwin c. second, Hard Case third. Best
time, 2:1816
Second race. five furlongs-Abba l..
won. AdnoOr second. Don H. third.
Time. 1:01.
Third race, five and cne-half furlongs
Dandy won. Tyrannus second, yell
low Stone third Time, 1 :OS1z.
Fourth race. six furlongs-tSoui Play
won, Miss Remsen second, Sweet Cap
oral third Time, lis.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Sir Dougai
won, AGidlove second. True Blue third.
Time. 1.001z.
Sixth race, one mile-Syivan Lass
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Game at Ogden Today

salt Lake viii play a league game at
Ogden this afternoon, and fully 1000
fans VIII take the journey with the
team. The betting is more than heavy,
several large wagers being hung up
yesterday afternoon. The players will
leave here at o'clock.
Meredith VIII pitch for the White
Wings, and Big Chief" Borchers for
the HOLSTERS. Jake Greenwich is slated
to umpire.
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miscellaneous.
Fishing Party Returns.

The fishing party, consisting Of Jack
Groesbeck, George Ellerbeck, Joe Pat
rick, Horace Elllerbeck, Ray MeCune,
Hamilton Coffin Walter Ellerbeck. Ed
Sloan. Marcus AIcCune and John Clark,
that has been up on the Snake river
for the past two weeks, returned yes
terday and report magnificent fishing
and a general good time All the pis-
catOrial artists took in the ball game,
and were noticeable figures on account
Of their wonderful coats of tan.
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BURGLARS AT WORK.
Two Robberies Committed in the City
Tat ET5aT,%

Two Robberies Committed in the City
Last Night.
Two successful burglaries were scored
last night, and booty, consisting OF jew
elry and money to the amount Of about
$75, was secured.
Some time during the evening a
clever crook entered the Manitou hotel
and succeedd in ransacking two rooms.
From one Of the rooms he secured 81
in cash. and from the store room ne
took an overcoat. The burglary was
not discovered until some time after the
burglar had flown, and Officers Hemple
and Lincoln. who investigated the mat
ter, were unable to get any clue to the
thief.
At DR.. Charles Peaks residence, so
East First South street, a crook en-
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Chapman VIII stay Here.

Johnnie Chapman came down from
Butte last week with the intention OF go
ing down east to ride for the rest of The
season. After witnessing the success OF
the four nights racing at the saucer,
Chapman says that he is now convinced
that Salt Lake Is the best racing town
la the country and that ne Will remain
here. The speedy little rider also an
nOunced his intention to begin hard work
today and will continue the same until
he reaches the old-time form which
made him the most popular rider that
ever faced a crowd on the saucer.
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PugiliSn.
Is OUT FOR BIG GAME.
Young Corbett Would Now Like tc
Meet M'Govern.

Young Corbett Would Now Like 70
Meet B'Govern-
Denver, Colo, July 27.-Young Cor
belts victory over Kid Broad last night
has brought out a harvest of offers for
contests from different points, and he
now cOntemplates a trip to the Pacific
coast. Billy Edwards will take him in
charge and viii match him against any
12S-pound man in the world, Terry Nc
Govern preferred
In the meantime, Mr.. Edwards an
nOunces. any reasonable proposition
from Tim Haggerty, Joe Bernstein OF
any one of that class will be accepted.
Kid Parker Of Denver, who has just
returned from England, will meet any
man Of his weight on the coast.
A telegram was received today from
a Louisville club offering Corbett q
match with Dave Sullivan.
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ceeding. including attorneys fees at
500. The marriage was solemnized IN
this city on Jan. 16 1850, and for cause
of action il is alleged that defendant
has wilfully failed to provide Tor Ihe
support of his wife during the past
seven wears
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Chicaeo. 8: Cincinnati. 8

Chicago. July g7.-Chicago scored nine
runs today ei~~- singles and what was
undoubtedl arst exhibition of rank
playing seen .1eI his season Remar k-
able catches by Green. Harley, CraW-
ford ana Bergen were features. Attend
ance LEO. ScOre:
r. II. E
AllAtatso 4
CINCINNATI --rss-.-ss.--ss-s 70 3
Batteries-Tayl or and KahOe; Hahn
and Bergen
Tmpire-Naeh.
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DIAMOND DUST.

Things were very quiet in the Inter
mountain league last week Ogden still
heads the bunch. and has the cham
DiOnshiD knocked down, bound and
gagged. The real fight will be between
Salt Lakes and LagOOns. If the mag
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RETURN OF ELKS.
Reception for the Delegates Tomor
row Night.

row Night.
a dispatch was received in this city
last evening by Alex Robertson from
Joe Enzensperger, dated at Denver,
announcing that on account of the
Elks' reception in that city today, the
salt Lake delegation OF Elks who have
been attending the grand lodge ses-
sion at Milwaukee viii not arrive here
until Monday morning. 1t had been
expected that the local Elks would re-
turn home Sunday evening, and the
reception in their honor, as expressive
of their efforts in landing the selection
Of Salt Lake as the convention city
next year, which was scheduled for
tonight, will be postponed until tomOr-
row night
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Boston. 8; New Yo-k. /.

New York. July 1.-THE New Yorks
did not get a hit of Dineen to-day until
the eighth inning. Then Hickman made
a home run and Warner a double Err
rors by Carr and Strong give Boston
two OF It's three runs fin the same in
ming Attendance, $500 Score.
r H Z.
New York ...--.....--.-.......-..- ,
Boston -.--..--..
Batteries-Taylor and Warner; Dineen
and Kittledrege.
TTr7r.f re- .aslie
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Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee Of the Weather Bureau

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees; min
fmum temperature, IS degrees, mean tenn
Derature. so degrees, which is 5 degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess Of
teunDerature since the LIST of the month
IFS de-rees. accumulated excess of tenn
Derature since Jan. ], 80 degrees. Total
precipitation from o D. m to p m, none;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the LIST of the month. Il inch, accu-
INFLATED excess Of precipitation since Jan.
l. / D inch
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shamrock saiIg for New York

Gourock. July 27.-The Shamrock II,
accompanied by the Erin, sailed at
1920. o'clock this morning for New
york. Great enthusiasm was displayed
as the challenger departed.
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Ki9nmerer hit a sharp grounder close
to the second bag that looked good for
a single, but Plalze made a running dive
for the ball and got it. Recovering
quickly, he shot It to first. but threw
low. and the ball got by Clark Kim
merer taking second. It was a wonder
full stop. and earned the clever short
fielder a wei deserved hand as he came
IN to the bench.
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Michael Won the Race.

Revere, Mass, July 27.-The twenty
mile mOtOr-paced race on the Revere
bicycle track between Jimmy Michael
and Eddie McDufie tonight was won
by Michael by seven and One-quarter
laps. Time-33;05 So.
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won. spike second. Montellade third.
Time :421z.
Seventh race, mile and slXteehIn
silver coin won. Mont Eagle second,
Major King third. Time, Isl.
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Mrs. Huey Sc for pivoree.

Leonard Huey was yesterday made
defendant in an aceion commenced in
the district court by his wife. Mary
Ann c. Huey. for a decree Of divorce.
s. 600 for aIir1cny and costs - Tho pro
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The new lineup of the White Wings
seem to be a success. Hickey makes
an excellent first baseman.
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Elks, Fair Notes.

The Kangaroo court, which is TO be
a feature. of the Elks' carnival season.
will be in continuous session from 10
a. m. to II p. m. each day. The SUI
preme judges are having a special set
of laws drafted for the occasion.
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Cleveland July 27--When a hit would
have tied the score in the ninth inning
today, the Mighty Lajoie struck out and
Philadelphia lost by a score OF 10
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

tered through a rear window and stole
a gold watch valued at $50
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St. Louis. July 27-Pittsburg romped
away viii today's game because of the
rank fielding by the locals. Eight errors
are charged and there were many bits
OF poor Judgment displayed. Score.
r. r. E.
st. Louis .---.--.-s...... y
Pittsburg -...-..-......... 3 -
Batteries-SudhO1 and Schriver; Tamil
nail and Simmer.
UmDlres-O Day ard Brown.
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Washington, 7; Milwaukee, o.

Milwaukee Wis, July 27-Milwaukee
could DO nothing with Patton today. al
though Sparks was hit hard. The field
ing on both sides was sharp and clean.
Attendance, Leo. Score:
r. II. Z.
Milwaukee ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 .
Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 ?
Batterles-Sparks and MalOney; Patton
and Clarke.
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Earned Runs-Salt Lake. 4: ogden, /.
Sacrifice hit-EF ebster. Stolen bases
Webster. 2; Hawley- Left on bases
Salt Lake, - Ogden. + Bases on balls
BY HaWley. Casey. Plake and Bluth. by
Pandsrgreft, Hawiey. Two base hits
Williams, . Three base hits-TaylOr,
Gimlin Hit by pitched ball-Kimmcrer.
Struck out-lBy Eawley. Flake. McGregor
. Bluth total g. by PendergTaft. Cope.
Williams. total 2 Time of game-1:45.
Tmnlre-Seara. Altendanca !. 90.
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Professor Williams earned the en-
nifty Of Bluth by making the latter run
around the bag in trying to score from
second on N8gle's hit to Kimmerer. in
the third. Bluth started TO cut in but
found Williams in his way. and 10y the
found the ball there ahead of him. Kim
making a beautiful throw home. OF
course there was the usual Tgrsagle.
out what was the use2 1t was good
inside bail, and the professor got
away with it.
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g IS g<1l54[ fS3S5:se

an awful slump in the last few games.
He has done nothing with Meredith,
and one hit was the best he could get
of HaWley yesterday.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Won Both.

Philadelphia, July 27.-The home team
won Two games from Brooklyn today by
close scores. eleven innings being re-
CURED to decide the first game Bril-
liant fielding by both teams was the fea-
tUre. Jennings injured his hand in the
first game and was compelled to retire.
First Game r. H e.
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Philadelphia ..-...--.--...--------
Batteries-Donovan and Farrell; Ortiz
and JacklitZ.
Second Game p. II. Z.
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @
Philadelphia ......-------..--..-.- DO 9
Batteries-Newton and Mcguire; Dug
gleby and Mcfarland
Umpire-DWyer.
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There viii be $50 booths within the
carnival enclosure to let to concession
ers. Chairman F. L. Gardner of the
committee on concessions and prtvil-
eyes requests all merchants who desire
space to communicate with him.
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Heil,e Plake did one of the most sen
sational stunts of the afternoon in the
first inning, although he had to be cred
lied with an error.
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Chicago. s; Boston, z.

Chicago, July a-The locals started ou>
by making seven hits and scoring the
same number of runs in the first two in
nings Lewis replaced Mitchell in the
second and after that time held the 10
Gals safe until the winning run was
R. H E.
CHICAGO .-.....-........-...... 8
Boston 10
BaUteries-Callahan Sullivan, and Nit
chell; Lewis and Schreck.
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Echoes of the Cams.

Tommy Cope got ali three assists in
the first inning, and his two captures
Of fly balls in short left were beauties
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TIE AmERICAN LEAGUE.


Detroit. July 27.-Gleason's single, a
wild pitch and Elberfield's hit to center
in the ninth brought in the only run
scored today. Yeager and McGinnity
were very effective, and the fielding of
both teams was good. Attendance, 1890.
''0''' r. H. E.
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Baltimore -
Cleveland. A; Philadelphia, 3.

Cd
Observation-Disclosures and Bresnahan;
Yeager and shaw.
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A communication was received yes
terday from the manager Of Sousa S
band, giving the committee an option
on the bands services. The executive
committee will decide at its next meet
ing who shall have the band contracts.
Advertising matter has been mailed
by the director general to the 500 Elks'
lodges in the United States, including
the Honolulu lodge.
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Hanson batting average has taken
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II. o. BIackstaff OF the Vesta Row
ing club, one OF Ten Eyck's victims,
won the WingfieId SOULS which carries
the title Of an amateur scm1ng cham
pion Of Great Britain, last Monday
The race was over the Thames cham
pionship course and his nearest com
petitors were twenty lengths to the
rear.
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In the American league the Chicago
White Stockings are more than Keep
ing up their phenomenal gait, without
a sign of faltering. While Boston IS
still sticking close to ChicagO's rear
wheel, it has lost few laps the past
week and is now in danger of being
overtaken and passed by Muggsy
McGraw's flock Of Orioles. Detroit is
the only one among the rest that mas
any show for the first division
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named team is going to the front with
a rush Andy Freedman's erstWhlle
Giants have fallen hopelessly to the
rear, holding up fifth place. Cincin-
natl trails along in the sixth notch,
while Door old Boston has fallen so low
that she is now on speaking terms
with the tafl-ender. 1t IS worthy Of
interest to note that this is probably
the first time in the history or the
present National league that the Bos-
ton nine has ever stood so far down on
the list in a pennant race. 1t has al
ways been up among the first four, at
least.
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The shooting the chutes" act of the
Pirates has resulted in giving St.
Louis. Philadelphia and Brooklyn
look-in for first honors. and the first
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Morgan Williams and Erne Humph-
ries have signed to fight in Victor, Aug.
10, before the Gold Coin club.
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San FranciscS~Sxchang Jim JEFF
fries is about the city hObnObbing with
his friends and holding pOwwOws with
the fistic satellites at Billy Lyons
place, which is a scene of great ami
nation these days. JEFF says the mat
ter OF a fight is up 10 the Akron giant,
Gus Rubin, when the latter gets here
next week. The champion says he win
not fight for 9<ss than $4,000, and that
Rubin must agree - other conditions
that VIII be equally imperative. Rub
lin ought to reach here Tuesday.
Same old story. Fighting the fizz
is what is taking all Che ability out
Of Jim and was the cause of the sore
ness felt against him back east
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From fighting Jeffries for the CHAINS
pionship to a common '.vag' is Mexi
can Pete Everett's record. His last
break was in Denver a few days ago
and he was canned" out Of town in
p time.
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Jack Donnelly Of St. Louis is hot
after a fight, with Patsy Sullivan CT
Anaconda and has posted 500 to bind
a match for $500 a side.