The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

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really looks as though the pictures Nh.
be the best part Of the show. WA
His throwing to second is bad. bovsr.-
/ He fell short in all Of his trials yestsr.
/ day.
Hope springs eternal in the human
heart.
And high ambition finds dying start
! When you have one 5000. pitcher. II
/ you've Two
The blue say fast ba----5 a brighter
blue.
And if you're three you claim. With
joyous bark,
! The seasons pennant for your baseball
/ park. Boston Post.
/ Billy Roche has sent George 0IcFad-
den to Bath Beach to train for his bat
/ tie with Ferns at Fort Erie on Aug 26.
Tuthtll. his trainer, is most expert
/ euced and capable handler Later
+ kid" Lavisne will help McFadden
along.
[ Jimmy" Handler Of Newark and
I Dick" Moore Of st. Louis have made
[ match for twenty rounds at catch
weights. These fighters vary between
/ welter and nliddleweights, and are Of
+ the rush and get there order. The bout
club on Aug. 10.
Joe Girrard. the clever Detroit fighter,
has reached Denver on his way west,
and is looking for matches with Abe
Attell. ScOtty Williams, MCGUIRE or
any OF the local fighters around lis
pounds.
sam Clark will endeavor to get Cir
rard match in this city
Terry McGovern recently cleaned up
SO 200 at thu race track on four good
tips which would have made him for
tune If he had had the courage TO
plunge. He now says he is through with
the bOOkies who have taken lot OF
coin away from the Terrible
Great interest is being taken by the
sports in this city and Butte IN the
fight tomorrow night between Jack
Wade OF Salt Lake and kid" OglesDy
Of Helena. In q letter received by
friend in this city, Wade declares him-
self TO be in the best Of C0ndItlon ana
confident of winning Young Inom-
as is his sparring partner and trainer.
Harvey Parker. the American middle
weight wrestling champion. won MS
FIRST match on British soil last week.
when he threw Jack Smith, cnam-
pion of England, in straight falls.
catch-as-catch-Can style, for a purse OF
$500.
Bob FitzsimnOns has branched out as
a lecturer and does a spiel on the
Youth of America followed by a bag
punching exhibition. It's question
which makes the best hit
II is said that Tom O'Rourke viii
look after Bill Hanrahan's match with
Marvin Hart at Louisville on Aug. r.
Hanrahan and his former packer sam
Fitzgerald, have fallen out
It is said that a well known Long
Island sporting man has dug up
wonder TO fight Terry McGOYern- Inc
boxers name is Eddie Loeb, and hI
hacker wants to put him against NC
Govern for a side bet of $4,000 and the
featherweight championship. The
match viii be made in New York City.
Peter Maher has given up the wres-
thing game, as ne says il is too much
like work in a rolling mill He is now
going after easy game. He has chal-
lenged Jim Jefries.
Mrs. Langtry, the famous English &C
! tress is to reverse the usual order OF
things international and invade the
American turf. Mrs. Langtry has long
had a stable Of horses, which she has
raced in England under the name OF
+ Mr.. Jersey
Her intention is to ship some Of her
best yearlings and 2-year-olds 10 Amer
lea the coming fall and race them IN
the large stakes next year. Mrs. Lang
try's reason for doing this is the IacL
that many of the best horses Of Amer
/ lea are now being shipped to England
which viii result in leaving the rlc1
American fixtures that much the easier
to win.
William c. France. the foremost
breeder of trotting horses in the Wor-l'
died at New Rochelle. n y. last HeeA'
He owned the famous Highland farm
at Lexington Ky, where he had s-a'
bled the noted sire. Red Wilkes
The stable Of young tTOtters oWney
by the Marcus DAILY. estate OF 4lonLd--e
arrived at Lexington, KY, last w.
and viii be put in shape for me IT,
( ting meeting in October IheIe -
thirty in the lot and Joe Rear
i trainer, claims to have some IasL o--5-'
Jockey John BUIlman, who Won ~
4 big Chicago Derby, has signed 20 ---+
/ for the rest Of the season Win Au7--1
Belmont
Meet me at Saltair next Wednes-ast
I wbeeImen's dav. See the big prizes 81, IN
I Walkers window. You can liess-r-s+ 70
I prize on your 25-cent railroad ---h 81 f=
/ Ssltair. Next "Wednesday Aus
I the day
The searchIight is not a c2IL. .rs roid-
I real estate irvesfieat0r, with l-7 80
I en- rule as his motto. Lsre