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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
Golf.
DOUGLASS is CHARLTON.
Wins Metropolitan Golf Contest
From Charles H. Seeley.

Wins Metropolitan Golf Contest
From Charles H. Seeley.
Rye. May 25.-Findlay s. Douglass Of
the Nassau Country club, Long Island,
won the Metropolitan golf championship
this afternoon on the links Of the Apa-
of the Weeburns Golf club, STANFORD,
Conn, by IL up and 10 to play. Drench-
ing rain Tell continually.
SeeEey'S showing was disappointing, s
Douglass clearly Outplayed him. Doug
lass was lucky. however. as he had a
tendency to hook has drives, but, f3rUun-
ateiY for himself, he was not punished
by bad lies, as his ball always landed In
a playable spot
Cn.the other hand. -SeeIey. drove heavy
straight. but his work on the putting
green was not up to the form he exhibit
ed yesterday. In the morning round OF is
holes Douglass finished six up, Nud in
The afternoon 1T required the playing or
only eight more holes to decide the
match. The first three of these were won
by Douglass, the fourth going to .SeeIey
in two less than the DOGGY. Douglass
won the fifth in five TO six and the sixth
next two in five to six and four to six
respectively, and this finished the match
Following are the cards OF the az
play:
Douglas
out ,F-...........-....4 81 464 45-H
In i~.----.---.--.5 565 464 SIS
out go. .s5.....4.-5 S-l23
Seeley-
out ;. 49,. .-..........5 545 GAGS
Out -. ..--..---b 80 s s 4-l3G
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Won Nine Out of Ten Games

The l.. d. S. team is rapidly coming to
the front as the champion amateur team
players has played ten games this season
and loSf only one. TO the Red Gales
whom they atterWard defeated. Manager
Bassstt says he has tire very hard
games arranged fer the coming week.
The first is with the Is. I. A. of Provo,
and VIII be played Tuesday 1T Walkers.
On the following day the local team will
play return game at Provo. on Deco
ratiOn day the CQllegiaBs so to Park CITY
and play the Ontario team
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WOLF .Racord Broken.

Lafayette. Ind. May 25.-At the In
diana intercollegiate field and track
meet today, Ray c. Every Of La.
fayette, champion jumper of the world.
who is now q member OF the New York
Athletic club. brokesthe worlds record
for. backward jump. scoring O. feet 6
inches. which is six inches better than
the best mark UP to date. In the double
kick jump he also broke q world < rec
ord, scoring feet "a inches.
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Shoot at Ride Range Today.

The regular Sunday shoot Of the
salt Lake Rifle club viii be held at the
range today Chairman of the Range
Committee Servis SAYS the targets will
be ODen for practice from 10 o'clock
this morning until 3 O'Clock this after
noon. The club expects to have "a.
meeting in the near future to adopt the
constitution and bylaws now in the
hands Of a committee appointed to
draft them. As the affairs of the club
now stand, the range committee is at
tending to everything connected with
the organization, and is anxious to
have officers elected as soon as posi-
bic to relieve 1t Of some of the respOn-
sibilities.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENT.

Arrangements are progressing at a
satisfactory pace for the Merry Max
ers' carnival which is to be given at
the Third ward meeting house during
four nights, commencing June 4, for
the beneht of the fund for the erection
of an amusement han for the ward.
An attractive and varied programme
viii be rendered, and among the novel
features VIII be the appearance Of the
Salt Lake Clee club, Professor Ster-
ling, the paImist, and the contest for
the gold watch 10 be awarded the most
popular young woman.
The Relief society of Sugar House
ward viii give a fair on Monday, Tues
dav and Wednesday of the coming
week, the proceeds to 90 TO help pay
for the addition to the meeting house.
There wiz be entertainments both ar
ternOOn and evening on each of the
three days. and elaborate arrange
ments have been made to amuse and
instruct the people who attend. The
ladies' VIII have fancy work Of many
kinds for sale, there VIII be voting con-
tests Of various kinds and refresh
ments VIII be served. Monday evening
there viii be a character national con-
cert: Tuesday evening there WIN be q
piay with historic tableaux, and on
Wednesday evening there VIII be an
old-tirae and character ball Some of
the best local talent in the various
lines has been secured for this fair
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miscellaneous.
conzpiraeT 40 - -.

~v-I9t1IN9-|N aIlIl- : IaIIlN iii 81
Montreal, May 25-Detectives
C'Keefe and Mcmahon have arrested
at Hamilton, Ont. Dan Macleod, the
wrestler, and Manager Perry. on
charges Of conspiracy and fraud in the
alleged sWindling of q man named
Thompson out of 50 $50 in the recent
wrestling match here between Mac
LeOd and POns, the French champion.
Thompson alleges that he gave the
money to Perry to bet on Pous. who
lost the match, but since claims to
have evidence that Perry did not bet
cent, and also that he fixed the
match to make it appear that POus had
really lost
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Sc CMaaer.
At the Traps.

AT the Traps.
Z Several members of the Gun club
went to the traps yesterday afternoon.
and several hundred blue rocks were
broken as q result of the days sport,
j. +. Sharp was the lucky man and
beat Caliscn out for high gun by two
targets, with a score of fOrty-seven.
uncle John Sharp broke thirty-fve
and Captain Barrett thirty-twO. Miss
Anderson is fast becoming an expert a
the traps and yesterday scored tair-
teen cut Of the fifty, beating II. Sharp
with a score 7of ten. After the regu-
lar score Of fifty was completed. sew
eral ten bird events We're shot off.
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Entries For Road Race.

The entries for the Decoration day read
race VIII close at noon tomorrow and viii
not be reopsned- It is claimed by the
rnanag ement that the event viii be one
Of the most Interesting ever held in this
city. A train viii be run up on the Salt
Lake a. ogden railroad, paralEeHng the
course. giving the spectators a full view
of tha race during the entire progress.
Up to last evening the following entries
had been received, many of them coming
rom outside towns: ~ a jenkins, james
Pitt, w II. Barnes. r. Inconsistencies, G.
r Weller. Gus Carlson, O. i. Holiday,
q. II. Parker, r. w. Smith TT. Hunt,
John kesler, w. IL. Rose, 4. y. Smith,
JunlUs Il. Smith j. =. Hume, ". "a
E1erce, Martin ROise. c.. 5. Robinson, r.
IS. Coe and George Bests
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- 80 pionship 80.

Sporting EditoS 95efaId=
want TO call the attention of the
aspiranCs to scatter-gun fame to the
fact thaC / have now held the state
championship cup one week. Seven
days and nights-and don't forget the
nights, as they have been devoid OF
rest to- me,-Those hot Ogden targets
have cut all kinds OF didoes in my
mind during an occasional dOze have
CHANGED TO get Many hot air chal-
lenges have come floating in and
around my place of business-s0 hot
that I have been almost afraid to han
die explosives. No one can tell what
a horrible feeling it is to be kept in hot
waite and not air at the same time
This sJef utifuI championship emblem,
donate ~ Browning Bros Co. is on
eXhibitio-sN at the Western Arms &
Sporting Goods company, and il only
costs 50 20 challenge for it. and bear
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Business College After Games.

The management of the salt Lake Bus
mess College ban team is anxious TO ar
range games with any OF the amateur
teams In the city This aggregation is
supposed to De enc Of the strongest anna
teur tGdIns IN the city and up TO the. pres
compete with IL. Manager Cobb has ar
ranged q game with the Ontario team of
Park CITY, to take place I'm the near fu-
tlIre
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in mind, aspirants that 7 have only
TO hold the cup tifty-One weeks longer
to become the final possessOr Of it. 1t
has been said lets have some fun
with it. 4 am it, and I feel now that
if L could have nice outdoor exercise
once a week Of say, a 100-bird target
race. So entrance. high man take the
pot and cup, i wouldn't have so many,
sleepIess nights.
Come on boys and take a whack at
nae, lets see who has the nerve and
ability of a real target smasher. Yours
truly. CAL4CAL.LISON,
The Great I Am Champion, nit.
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Cycling.


The Opal club sends a committee,
consisting of II. s. Anderson. z. NJ
KeysOr, A. W. Smith and c. L. Berry,
to Ogden this morning to make ar
rangements for a club run UP Ogden
canyon. The date has been set for the
9Th of June. Which win be the first
Wheelmen's excursion of the season.
1t is intended TO run a special train to
Ogden and ride on bicycles from the
depot on UP the canyon. This same
triD was taken by the club last year
and proved q very successful one
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Raeing al Calder,s.

The MANAGEMENT of CaIder's track
announced last week that it would give
q bicycle race in connection with the
horse races TO he held on Decoration
day. The event win be a mile tandem
professional with three teams entered,
John and Gussie Lawson. BurTis and
King. and Emery and Julius, paced by
a motor tandem
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Co. Todnr-

Ciippinger wiz put Hamilton in the
box 10 today.s game with Ogden, and
Father Gimlin viii see if he cannot
SOP tne losing streak of the HOLSTERS
by going on the rubber Pace and
Hansen viii be behind the bat for
these teams.
captain Etsley announced last even
ms that he would pitch Webster and
catch Margetts against the Park CITY
baseball special win be run to the
minnie camp for the benefit of the
fans
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LAST DAYS TRIALS.
Horses Will Work Out For Last
Time Today.

Time Today.
The management of CaIder's track an
nOunced last evening that the final work
outs of the horses entered for the Deco
ration day races will be held at the track
this morning. The general public is in
vited down TO the park TO witness these
events, which, il is claimed, Will be well
worth seeing
Manager Peters says the three harness
events Will be the best ever seen in the
city. The horses are evenly matched and
the different heats viii be for blood. Al
ready bets are being placed on the re-
present time appeared to be a faVorite.
The programme has now been fully
completed and viii stand as follows
First event, pne-mile tandem bicycle race,
motor paced. best two out OF Ihre heats.
Second event, 2:35 class trOt or pace
Third event, $50 class, trot or pace.
Fourth event, match pole team race be-
tween linn T. and Lady Anon and Iris
and Black Cloud. Fifth event, three
eighth mile running. Sixth event, RVS
eighth mile running.
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en-. Pennsylvania: A W Coleman, /
Princeton: Charles D. Vorak, Michigan;
J. p. HOrd. Yale; p. A. AIOore. Prince
ton. and Walter Fishleigh Michigan.
In the jump off Tor first place D5ak-
en- Of Pennsyl won with a leap of
10 feet inches
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Woran 10 49, Miohaelg.

Baltimore May 25.-James i. Moran
Of Boston, the cyclist who won the
world s championship in 1898 and who
defeated Harry Ell1es last Tuesday,
has been matched to race Jimmy
Atichaels twenty miles, paced by mo-
torcycle at the Hartford avenue COLI
scum in this CITY next Monday night
The winner. VIII likely be. matched with
Ellzes and the victor in the latter race
VIII be matched with Edouard TayIore.
the Frencbman
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New York. May 25-The Americas
cup races VIII begin on Sept. D. Sir
Thomas Upton having By cablegram
agreed to thG- date, and promises TO
have q formal request fixing that as
the new time sent by the Royal Ulster
Yacht club.
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20 PTS

hit Lewis today and received their first
their hlts in the FIRST three innings, wine
ming the game. Attending; z1Q0- Score:
X. II u.
Cleveland .--........-.--.. ......-- 70
Boston .-....-....---. ....--.... 12
Batteries-Af00re and WOOD; Lewis and
SChreckengOst
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Baseball Notes

The game scheduled to take place
yesterday between the Three Crowns
and Qquirrhs was postponed until next
Saturday The big game between the
ogden and salt Lake Teams was too
strong a cour te%traction for the
boys. and thee II TleG to take thar
IN instead Of playh 5 their own game.
The Main Street Tigers made a name
for themselves Yesterday by defeating
me summers Dy a score of IL to Il on
the grounds located between Fifth and
sixth south on STATE street. Bruce
Murdock captained the winning team
and Frank Meyers the Summers
James MoStYn B0ylan arrived in the
CITY yesterday from Denver, where he
mas been playing baII all spring Boy
IAN VIII be Remembered as the third
bagSer on last years Rio CSrande team
and IS a good man on that corner
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VIII Play at aran.

Especial to The HeraldO
Logan, May 1.-THE Logan and Salt
Lake Business College bail teams have
completed arrangements for a game. to
take place here on Decoration day.
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RasebalI I'D Pavson.
So b - -


PaysOn. May z-The first game Of che
season was played here this afternoon
between aftean from Mammoth and the
local Organization and. despite the wind
and dust, drew large crowd II was an
even contest until the last inning. when
the PaTsOu team scored three runs. win
ming tie game byta score OF is to is. The
tolipwing was the lineup:
IAYSON. Position. MAMMOTH
Done ..-.-.. Il 'sctch er.......... J. Roe
ttail fJcl1fAr Fisher
talrbanks .-.-.. L irst Base ....-..... y. Roe
w llsoh ----t--- second Base. ----.-.-. Cook
Lt4lor .---.t-----I MIRO Base -.s--. Gillespie
edward ... Short Ston. -.e- finish
y PoWeiI 1890 Lett Fieid-.-.-s Randolph
"a IncJU ---. ---t- enter tlelC go. HigsOn
. PoWeu ---.-- Right Field------- Zabrisxa
UmDires Mikesen and LOveIess: time
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l. D. s. DEFEAT LIVE OAKS.
The Players of Bingham aEasy For
CoIlegfans.

Colleg1ans.
I}assett's aggregation Of Saints went to
Bingham Yesterday and put the Live
Oaks of that place out OF business, judg-
iRs from the score. which was - to 2 in
favor 0f She locals. A gOOd-siZed crowd
attended the game and the l.. y. $. boys
were royalty treated by she lads OF Ehe
Old ReGaBL camp. Manager BaSsett
says his team put up the best game IT
haas played -t1ls season. making only two
errors, both of which were eNcusable.
Stealing bases was one of the features
of Che T.. u, :. playing. LUnd and Marx
carrying this feature so far that they re-
Deatediy stole third on the unSuSpectsng
bingham battery I'm the eigh,.s a ming
the COlleglaus turned themselves loose,
cTttinE around twice and scoring ten
runs before the Oaks could retire the
three men. Following was the lineup
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UTAH BOYS BEATEN
IN TRACK EVENTS
Score Was 50 to 27in Favor of
the NeEadans.
BAD DAY FOR LOCALS
FOOTBALL GAME HAS BEEN AR
RANGED FOR THANKSGIVING.

Reno. New. May 25--The intercol-
4egtate track contest between the Uni
Versities Of Nevada and Utah this af-
terRoon resulted in a, score of 50 for
Nevada to p for Utah. The high alti-
tIde seemed to- affect the Utah boys,
who were badly used up after. several
OFT
The afternoon was unfayorabIe. be
ing cloudy and threatening rain. but
hotW outstanding the weataer q large
crowd climbed university Hill and
cneered Justify for their faVorites Most
of The business houses We're closed 20
give the clerks and their employers a
chance to see the sport.
Summary.
100-yard dash-Rideout CUtah). first:
StuDbs lNevada), second, Tine
SS0-yard dash-Hume (Utah), first:
Clark CSeVada4, second. Tme-Z;I6 Is.
7hot put-Sn1ith CNevada), first:
Slporman (NeNada), second; distance
forty-one feet Record broken.
l2o-yard hurdle-Stubbs tNevada).
won In eighteen seconds, breaking Uni
VerslLy of Nevada record.
Hammer throw-Smith (Nevada).
first; Norman (Nevada), second. Dis
lance l4l $40 feet breaking record by
two feet.
22o-yard dash-MOOrman CnJevada).
first Fideout second. Tfme-.23 So.
Pole vault-Richards (Nevada).
HFst' Patterson (Utah), second. Height
10 feet s inches.
22-yard hUrdie-Ward Nevada.
hrst; Richards (Nevada), second.
Time-.29 So.
44o yard dash-Keddie Clevada). !.
first; Springmeyer (Nevada), second.
Tines
High jump-Ward CVevada). first:
Richards (Nevada), second. Distance,
Wright (Nevada), second, Time
900 40.
A football game for THANKSGIVING
has been arranged between Utah and
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- 60 at Anekland.

WASHINGTON May 25-The Brooklyn,
with Admiral Remey aboard. has ar
rived at Auckland.
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PaeIIIsn.
" More rights a. louisville.

Aots rights a. LOUISVILLE
louisville, Ky May 25.-As a result
Of the braaTl after the Hart Creedon
night. in5which Dave Sullivan of New
York WAS knocked out by Dave Hus-
band and the police bad to queH -
general miX-up, M2yor Weaver has de-
ctded that he can no longer tolerate
the Snort here, and has called the at
tentlon Of the board Of safety to the
matter Among the contests scheduled
for the near future were bouts be-
tween Marvin Hart of Louisville and
Joe Choynsld and Dave Sullivan Of
New York and Terry NcGovern.
Many Victims V.Ftims Of Volcano.
The Hague May 2J.-An official dis
patch from Batavia, Java. says three
Europeans and as aabves perisned as
a result of the recent eruption o the
volcano Of Keloet
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Oeden,s Turn.

Ogden drew another blank in the sec
onoN but in the third the HOLSTERS
brucNd. Four singles and Hausep's
doublF gave them a. cluster of three. In
the fourth they got two more out of
four ifSles. salt Lake drew a tally in
tine dft on "a brace of errors aEd a hit.
In the Xth Ogdn got one man around,
and in Jhe seventh took che lead rs
getueli & three. The locals tied the
score il CEeir half enid great excite
ment. h the eighth F,isIey retired the
other S DE. as GIready described, while
the WIN tie Wings garnered a pair, max
ing them two 10 the good. In the ninth
Horchegs l-e5 30 Barr. Then Casey
belta1 the BAH Gir out towaIdarigh- Tt
-Nas tagged three bases, but HaWley
Gsr under it after hard run. Hansen
ended tbe-game By expiring al first on
Il l5it 70 Barr.
The radcubtable Hughey, who paved
bail IN SalS Lake before the pioneers
came started ina to play right for the
locals. He had no chances at all i'm the
ueid. ard after ne had famed twice
HaWiey succeeded him. Hale. ne regu-
lar riZht fielder. IS confined TO his room
hN Illness
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Boston, s. Cleveland, Q.
GleYelandS May 25.-Cleyeland gould not
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Summary.

lander won, Colonel, Padden second,
Dublin third Time-f.1l 2-5
Second race, mile and seventy yards,
selling Blue Away won, Himself sec
ond. Animosity third. TiIne-1:47 As.
Third race, the Expectation stakes,
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SAT- Lakes Game.

salt Lake started with "a rush. The
Lobsters sent % bat first. and fell easy
victims, Then Rfsiey started the salt
AtI1e half with single. EUrchers
booted Bars grOunder and Flakes low
throw or Webster.s daisy cutter scored
IlSley- Barr came homie ON Morr0W's
single, ANA Webster scored white Nor
cow was being run down between first
ard second. McCausland singled and
completed the circuit on Williams
double Ranger McQuaid was good for
ga one-sacker. ON which Williams trOtted
9c~0ss the plate. The ranger stole sec
o1d ana CGpe home when BlUth failed
TO stop the throw to third 10 catch him
AiarSetts walked. but RiSley, on his
SECOND rime mp I'm the inning, retired
. the SIDE by flying 10 HansfOrd. The net
Nresult was six runs.
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LET me relieve you,o said the COP,
cor else your money you viii drop.
But if you want It back, you know,
You'll only have to ask John Doe"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-03
Rules for the Contest.

The two lady teachers in the public schools of Jefferson county receiving the first and second highest vote in a popular coupon contest, to be the ben eficiaries of this grand offer.
 The one receiving the highest num- Der of votes will receive tuition and transportation. and the one receiving the second highest will receive trans portation.
 Voting coupons will be printed in all issues of the Graphic. which can be clipped and mailed or handed in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-03
AND TRANSPORTATION TO ONE
 LADY TEACHER
of .,efferson County, and Free Trans ,ortation to Another to Colorado
 Chautauqua.

The Graphic will Giye two young taav teachers of the public schools of 1aefareon county free transportation ..;a IT Worth and Denver to and from ro1orado. and to one of them free t,,ition. together with general ad ,,,iseion to Chautauqua lectures, con corts and entertainments provided for all accredited representatives of cities occupying cottages erected by such cities for their teachers.
 The fourth annual session of the Col orado Chautauqua will open July 4, on and will continue until August Complete preparations are being ,,ada for the most successful assem- b1aoe the Chautauqua has ever known. Attention is called to the following points:
 The opportunity presented at Roulder for health, recreation, enter tainment and instruction.
 The unequaled location, climate, scenery and natural advantages of the region.
 The merit of the musical and plat form attractions.
 The variety and practical scope of the educational departments.
 The delightful mountain excursions, two days each week, under competent epides. through the grandest scenery of the continent.
 These are only a few of the adyant- ages offered to patrons by this prince of summer assemblies.
 Boulder is thriving community of $500 people, The Chautauqua grounds are located at the edge of the city, about a mile from the railway depot. An electric car line conveys the pas sengers directly to the grounds and there a cordial greeting is extended to all who come.
 You can rest and recuperate, and at he same time enjoy the rare associa- {ion of the best men and women as embled from a dozen states and hoved by a common impulse for the Teatest good to all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-03

Pine Bluff, Ark, May IS 1901.-Edi- tor Graphic-Dear sir: Kindly an nounce in your paper that We will give the successful candidate in the Boulder ChautauQua contest $5,0o0 combination accident ticket, covering the entire trip. Yours very truly,
 R. H. M. MILLS & SONS.