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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
NEW CHAMPION.
Travis Is Defeated by Auchterlonis
For the Honors.


For the Honors-
Garden City. l.. l., Oct 11.-Laurenoe
Auchterlonie. the professional connect
ed with the Glenview Golf club near
Chicago. is golf champion this year
having beaten today by six strokes u
the seventy-two hole competition hs
nearest competitor. Former Amateur
Champion Travis Of Garden city and
Stewart Hardner Of Garden City were
tied for second honors. Willie Anaa-
son OF Mont Clair, last years open
champion, was one Of two 70 finish hilh
best today. There were ninety-setel
original entries and fifty-fiye turned u
cards for all four rounds.
While yesterdays weather was laea'
for some reason the scoring was MOI =
keeping, but today cloudy skies IN iAe
morning and pouring rain In the arc,
noon seemed 10 spur players 10 lns me-
best golf and a number Of good rolll.
were made. Travis played in stflAls
a fast gait and his 1i9 today vas ~ ~
best score for thirty-siX holes Oh u''
whole competition
Auchterlonie's play had been siea.l
throughout and his average under -
enty-seven was sufficient 10 WIN -
first money. John II. Shipper OF ~
Marine Field club, New York. VINO -
with Willie Anderson for fifth pa.
is said to be the first American D0I-
player TO figure in the money al o.
open championship in this country.
Auchterlonie, beside winning a 60
prize. secured a gold medal ana 'A'
custody OF the championship cup
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FOOTBALL SCORES.
How the Big Colleges Came Out in
Yesterdays Games.

How the Big Colleges Came Out in
Yesterdays Games.
At columbus.-State university, 30; Uni
yersity of West Virginia, Q.
At Tiffin. o.-Eidelburg. 50; FindIay
college, 0.
At Iowa City-Iowa. II: Drake. O.
AT wnliamsport. Pa--BuekneIl. ls: Car
isle Indians. o.
At observation-disclosures IS; ST.
Johns college. o.
At Chicago.-Chicago. SO; Purdue. 0.
At Minneapolis.-Min q; Beloit, 0.
At Ann Arbor-M Michigan, 60; Indiana. 0.
At West Point.-West Point. II; Dlckin-
son, 0.
At Lawrence, Kan.-Uniyersity of Kan
sas. 30: Washburn. o.
At Lexington, Ky.-Kentucky univer-
sity. II; University of Nashville. 0.
At Lincoln. Neb.-University Of Nebras-
ka. IL: Grinnell, Ia, 0.
At FaribauIt, ADMINISTRATIVE Military
academy. p; Pillsbury Military acad-
envy. Z.
At Ames. Ia.-Iowa Agricultural col
lege. 81: Iowa State Normal. O.
At Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh. 81; Rut-
gers. 0.
At Madison.-Wiscon 50; Lawrence. Q.
At Champaign. nls.-Illinois. "A; Wash
ington university, 0.
At Terre Haute.-Rose institute. Sc;
Franklin COLLEGE. 0,
Al New York.-columbia. 5; University
OF Buffalo. 0.
At Cedar Rapids. Ia.-cOe. So; West
ern. O.
At Chicago.-Northweste university,
H. Rush Medical college. o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10: Univer-
sity of Mississippi, O.
At Knoxviile.-Unive=s;ty OF Tennessee,
u: Kings college. 0.
At Dallas. Tex.--Mechanical college. II;
Baylor university. :,
At Charlotte. n. c.-University Of North
Carolina. 10: Fursnan.
At Atlanta. Ga.-Alahsma Polvtechnic
institute. IS; Georgia School of Technol-
Ogy &
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BIG EVENT TOMORROW.
Turks Four-cornered Match to Be
Held at the Theatre.

Tomorrow evening the big wrestling
event comes off at the Theatre. Morah-
lah. the Terrible Turk, has agreed to
throw Eugene. Thompson, Ross. Nc
Laaghlin and James Collins inside of an
hour. and from all indications he will
have a GOOD time of IL in carrying out
his contract. NJ. Carlson, his manager,
however, stands ready 10 bet any rea-
sonable sum that the Turk viii win the
bout, and seems TO think II viii be an
easy task.
The Turk has met all the best wresuers
in the country at some time or another.
and claims the championship OF the world
at catch as-catch-can style OF wrestling.
Against him are at least three OF the
cieverest wrestIers in this part of the
country for their weight. and as they
have only 10 stay one hour, their chances
for a victory over the Turk are very
good. The local wrestlers are all in the
best of condition and the Turk reports
himself as ia far better shape than when
he held forth at the state fair week
ago.
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YkLE'S HARDRUSH
AGAINST BROWN
--5--
Sons Of Eli Played to StandstilI
in First Half.
HARVARD HAS IMPROVED
EASTERN COLLEGES HAVE BIG
DAY ON THE GRIDIRoN.
HARVARD HAS IMPROVED

PROVIDENCE. r.. l.. Oct 1.-THE
football game between Brown ana
Yale today resulted in victory Tor
old Eli. 10 to O. Although defeated. the
followers OF the Brown eleven were Wei
satisfied with the excellent showing
made bv their team.
Brown won the toss and chose the west
goal. Yale kicked off. Barry secured
sne sail and made fifteen yards. and then
Brown. by steady playing, carried the
ball TO Yales thirty-three yard me,
where they lost II on a tumble. Yale
then rushed matters. and clOWiy forced
Brown back until the ball was on her
fIve-yard line. Here grand resistance
was made by Brown, and she held Tor
three downs. time being called with the
ball on her two and half-yard ihe'
Score. TO 0.
When the players came out for the sec
ond half there was no change In the hhe-
IN. but when the play was resumed
Shevlin was soon substituted for Glass,
and he was easily the star. making q
fifty-yard run for touchdown by magnl-
ficent lodging and aided by good inter
ference. The goal was not kicked. soon
afterWard Yale forced Brown TO her ior-
ty-yard line. Sheviin making most OF the
gains. Here Brown held for three downs
and Metcalf dropped back and made
beautiful goal from the field on the forty
yard line. Browns right side OF the line
WAS like a stone wall. but the left side
was weak.
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BUTTE WINS REMNANT.
Pacific Northwest League Closes the
Season Today.

Pacific Northwest League Closes the
Season Today.
The Pacific Northwest season closes
today with Butte as the pennant win
ner. The race between Butte and Sc
attic has been of the neck and neck
order for the past month and the fans
have seen some of the greatest base
ball ever played while these two teams
have beeen lighting for the first honor.
Record breaking crowds have attended
their games and 1t was not until last
Thursday that Butte arrived at the
point where she could claim the PEN
nant.
Many of the fans remember what
McCioskey said when he was in this
city last spring putting the men in
shape for their summers playing. AT
that time he said that the only way
TO get pennant winners was TO get
hard hitters, and he went in for this
style of players. He also said that
he would give Butte a pennant winner
and he has made good
Nothing is now too goo for Honest
John" in the Smoky City and the fans
one and all are elamoring for him for
next year II has not been positively
announced yet whether Mac will sign
again with Butte, but the knowing
ones say he is safely anchored in the
Montana town for another season.
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CARROLL D. WRIGHT TO
LEAVE LABOR BUREAU

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE statement
is made today that Carroll D. Wright.
commissioner of labor, will retire from
Office in two years. For eighteen years
Mr.. Wright has been the chief of the
bureau OF labor. He is now engaged
in some important Investigations, the
completion of which viii occupy the
two years he expects yet 10 remain at
the head Of the labor bureau
Mr.. Wright few days ago was IN
stalled as President of Clark college, at
Worcester. Mass. At the expiration Of
his service with the government he
will devote his entire time to his col
lege duties.
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SMART SET FOLLOW THE
KING BACK TO LONDON

London, Oct. liking Edward ehls-
his long holiday with a visit 90 bsi
wick. Scotland, where he saw a 60 -.
deal Of Ambassador Choate. Since w
king started on his yachting clllse -. IN
health he has grown wonderiu-y 80
but excessively stout He never - -
better. and. according 70 one OF ~ Ea
who accompanied the royal parry Is
feels in better health now than JIG
IN years. I'm
Simultaneous with the king 49, -,
10 London tonight, society Is A9 ~ he
back TO the metropolis. BY Ocl. - he
day set for the kings ride throusI
streets, which promises 20 De sss8
military show. London viii be cio@ ,-,ily
Already most OF the hotels are
booked for procession week.
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Blues Brings $1,000.

New York. Oct. IA sale Of horses
in training, the property of Frank Far
rell. took place in the paddock before
the races at Morris park today. Blues
brought $1,000. A. J. Joyner being the
buyer.
Bonnibert was bought by George F.
Johnson for $500. De Reszke was sold
to III. /. Hayman for $1,000. Other
sales: Minotaur, b. c.. 2. A. J. Joyner,
$1,000; Colonis. br. c., 2. G. Tierney. ST.
800: San Andres. br. T., 4. w. C. Daily.
LOCO; Daffodown Oily. b. e.. 1. ]. z. c.
Widener, $500.
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HARVARD, 2a; 0. OF MAINE, O.
First Half Slow But Cambridge Boys
Ginger Up in Second.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. n.-Much to the
satisfaction of coachers and under-
graduates. the Harvard varsity eleven
showed some improvement today and de-
feated the University OF Maine on Sol
diers' field % 10 0. The creditable play
ing OF Harvard was entirely in the sec
ond half, for the game opened with about
as poor a showing as seen this season
The Maine boys although much lighter
in the line. were able to hold their op-
ponents for downs. and rushing the bail
we're able to get through time and again.
In the second half numerous changes
were made in the crimson eleven, and IN
addition the plays were run off with
snap which resulted in remarkable I'M
provement in the game as a whole. The
visitors were kept on the defensive near
~ the entire game. Only one touch
down was scored IN the first half In
the second three Harvard men crossed
the Maine goal line.
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Danny Maher Wins Imperial Plate

New York. Oct. 11.--At the Kempton
park meeting the rich imperial produce
plate of 5000 sovereigns, for 2-year-
olds. has been won. says a Herald dis
patch from London. by Sir Daniel
Cooper's Fiotsam. to on the favor
lite. with the American jockey Dan
ny" Maher in the saddle. Sir E. Vim
cents Countermark. 20 to 1 chance,
was second W. c. Whitney's Zaza,
with "Skeets" Martin up. was third.
The kings colors were carried IN the
race by Persistence. but the youngster
finished nearer last than first.
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walcott's Arm Was Broken.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. 1.-THE man
agement of the Century A. c., which
had scheduled a meeting between Joe
Walcott and Jack Johnson for Oct p,
has received a telegram from Walcott
stating that his arm was broken In his
tight with Childs at Chicago Thursday
last. Manager MeCarey has wired
George Gardner and Frank Childs. of
fering them Walcott's place, Johnson
being willing to meet either one Of
them
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the ball was kicked to the center Of
the field.
On the first down Roberts sklrted the
right end with splendid interference
for a touchdown, and goal was kicked
after two minutes play.
After the kickoff the High school
held the varsity for the first and only
time during the game. Davis downed
Patterson for a loss of tumble and
Roberts failed TO make back the dis
lance. A kick was ordered. but for
some unknown reason the whole High
chool team seemed TO come through
the line and blocked the kick, the u.
OF U. capturing the ball in the scram-
bic. but II was given to the High
school.
The first down resulted in no gain.
and on the second Moore went around
left end for four yards. A buck gave
the High school another yard, and the
only time during the game they made
the five yards in the three downs. Two
more trials resulted in a loss. when
try for goal was ordered. which
failed.
u. of u brought the ball out and
kicked off, and after two trials by the
High school IL was returned. The
varsity then started down the field
for a touchdown with gains of from
three TO ten yards on each down, I'M
til Roberts ended the march by skirt
ing right end for twenty yards and a
touchdown.
After taking the kickoff, another
march for a touchdown was started
by the varsity, and although a cou-
pie of plays were sent back for a loss.
yet 1t did not stop the 'varsity's tri-
umphal march down the field until
Bennion was sent through the line for
the third touchdown. The next score
was made in a similar manner.
After the KICKOFF the High school did
not see the ball. The varsity alter
mated end runs and bucks clear down
the field, Bennion scoring on twelve
yard buck through the line. Bennion
Kicked the goal. and the score stood
"a to 0 at the call Of time.
The Second Half.
In the second half the High school
did not see the ball but twice after
the kickOlf, and both these times ii was
secured on fumbies. The varsity made
several changes in their lineup in
order to give some OF the players a
chance. One play in particular was
noticeable however, during this half.
not particularly for any hriliianey, but
for the amount Of damage done. When
the ball was near the center of the
field Riser went around left end for a
forty-hve-yard run, or within about
five yards of a touchdown before he
finally went down.
Behind him he left a string Of dis
abled players. and when he was finally
stopped II was found that four men
lay stretched out upon the field. Weston
was hit by Nelden after the latter lad
received a hard bump from Bennion
and was laid out. With him were
! Davis, Riser and Bero all stretched
out calling for water. They were al
lowed a little over two minutes 70
come around, and finally got into the
game.
Bennion missed goal on the last
touchdown, which was the only one of
the day he failed To put between the
| goal posts.
The following was the lineup:
Varsity Al. High School 0.
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Rogers win Meet Unknown.

Sporting Editor OF Herald:
Pocatello. Ida, Oct. 11.-Kid Rogers,
champion lightweight Of Idaho. will
meet an unknown produced by Jim
Francis. al Kemmerer. Wyo.. Wednes-
day evening. Oct ID. for gate receipts
and a side bet OF 500. Rogers is also
willing TO meet any man In the north
west az I33 pounds for any reasonable
side bet. JOE COTTON.
Manager OF Rogers.
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Crap and Criaaer.
Chance For Local Cracks.

pleted all arrangements for a two
days tournament at inanimate targets.
to be held Oct. 2s and %. There viii
be $3.50 added money. which they trust
Will be the means OF bringing together
the best trap shooters in the inter-
mountain country. Extensive prepar-
atoms are being made in the line OF
placing new traps and fixing the
grounds. Targets will be thrown from
Magua trap. and a set of
three experts. Sergeant system.
Idaho Falls. being. centrally located be-
tween Salt Lake, Ogden. Butte. Ana
conda and Boise. win undoubtedly
bring shooters from these cities, and
also from the surrounding towns. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
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HOUSE DYNARTrTEp

Pottsville. Pa. Oct 1.-THE house Of
Albert Dry. Philadelphia & Reading
Cal & Iron company deputy, near
Minersville. was dynamited about mid
night and his daughter was injured 4
neighbor named DitzeI and two others
are held under suspicion.
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Walcott Gets His Money.

Chicago. Oct. u.-Upon presentation to-
day of a physicians affidavit that he Is
suffering from fractured arm. Joe Wal
colt was paid his part OF the proceeds
Of the Apollo club show Thursday night
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AIl-Americans Beat Pirate.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 1.-The ALI
League team played another game to-
day. Il was a pitchers battle But for
Leach's error the game would have re-
suited in another seoreless game. as on
Friday. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Princeton, IL; Annapolis, o.

Annapolis, Md, Oct. HIN terrific
downpour OF rain, which continued during
the entire game. and made things miser-
able for all concerned. the navy football
team was defeated TODAY by the Prince
ton team by a score of II to o. Consid-
ering the unfavorable conditions the
game was a good one. and both sides
may feel well satisfied with the result
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Holmes Banquets Vietors.

The university team was banqueted at
the Kenyon last evening by Coach Holmes
for its work In Yesterdays game.
entire football squad and professors were
present Holmes told the boys before
yesterdays game that II they made
ccOre OF 40 TO or better he would fur
nish the banquet, and the team won the
supper with just one point 10 spare.
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Notwithstanding this pace, Char.
ming hung right on his flank and IN.
ished the eighteen holes only two dow.
with a score OF eighty-One. Charming
OYercaE MS lead in the third round
and at twenty-uinth hole was on
up. Copp then proceeded 10 win ths
next three holes: winning the thirty.
first by a long put from of she green
and the thirty-second by playing VIA,
in billiards would be a masse shot
around a dead stymie. This was be
star shot Of a game abOunding in bH.-
liant plays. The finish was most G.
citing. Copp being one up and one 10
play. the last hole was haived in fvs
thus making Copp the winner Of he
match by one up.
Cops victory was due principally 70
his wonderful approach shot. He e.
ecutes this stroke in a way peculiarly
adapted TO the local links. II Is not q
pitched shot with a cut, nor is Il run.
ming up approach. but is a combinaum
between the two, having a low carry
with a run, which invariably lays he
ball dead. Claiming broke his nibias
at the thirty-third. deliberately sacr-
ficing IL 10 play out OF a rock pile.
Mr.. COpp was the winner Of ne
championship last year. so that ms
is. his second victory. He wins a beau
tiful cup presented by Mrs. r. 3. Hafk-
ness, and also viii have his name en-
graved on the club cup. which latte
will become the property Of the mem
Der winning IL in three annual touTna
ments. A noticeable feature OF III
game was the marked improvement y
the play as compared with last year
The score which won last year woui
not be a circumstance this year. !
large part of the credit for the In
provement in the playing belongs .
Mr.. Leonard, the club Instructor. Wh
has worked with the players this sea
son with good results.
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Cornell. 81; williams, 8.

Ithaca. n. y. Oct u.-Thirty-seven
points TO six tells the story of the Cor
nell-Williams football game today, and
the size of the Ithacans score was be-
yond the sanguine hopes of the support
ers OF the red and white. Cornell $
coaches claim the scoring of Williams
was due to an accident.
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PROVO, IT; PARK CITY, o.
Former Team Proves Too Fast For
Students From the Mining Camp.

Provo. Oct. 1.-THE Provo team de-
today by a score of IL to o. In spite of
the rainy weather. a good sized crowd
was in attendance and an interesting
game was played. The Provo team had
the ball in It's possession a greater part
of the game, scoring in both halves.
Boshard and Beck of Provo were the star
players of the day. The following was
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Century Buckers Are winners.

The Century Buckers defeated the Rob-
bers Roost team YESTERDAY by a score Of
10 10 Z. The following is the lineup of
the winners; MaeAhen, lett end; Buck
Trucker. center: Read Tishf end Sim.
mons. right tackle; Miller, right half
back; Cracroft. lett hallback: Young. full
back: V. Nagely, quarterback.
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Pugihsm.
Erne to Meet Britt.

Buffalo. n. Y, Oct 11.-Frank Erne
he.. signed articles 10 meet Jimmy
Britt in twenty round contest before
the Yosemite Athletic club of San
Francisco in the last week Of Novem-
Der an 1855 pounds at the ringside-
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JOHN d. CRoWEIL DEAD.

Atchison. Kan. Oct. 1I---Iahn 81. Crow
ell. who from 1870 10 1855 was postoffice
inspector for nineteen western states and
territories, died here today, aged 81. He
lived IN -Atchison since 1855
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when the All Hallows team charged.
Johns then made vain attempt TO drop
kick a goal but failed.
The second half saw the Collegiate team
score second touchdown. Johns kicked
goal this time tying the score. The teams
were of about the same average weight,
and will probably play another game 10
settle the question OF superiority. The
lineup was as follows:
All lTaflrx.fe- EOziftHn fsOltFaiafa-fI
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BANKERS HOME RoBBED.

Short Hills. y. j.. Oct. LIZ anA
thousand dollars worth Of jeWeisLls srSra
800 IN money we're stolen last ii,sss11rel
the country residence Of ArthuI ~ ice
q banker OF New York. Mons -
household was awakened.
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o. Of Penn, II: swarthmore, 6.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-THE Swarthmore
college eleven today held Pennsylvania
down 10 two touchdowns. made touch
down and kicked goal, the final score
being II to 6 in favor of the red and blue.
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AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

Washington. Oct u.-congressman John
L. Sheppard Of Texarkana, Tex, died al
Eureka Springs. Ark. after long I'll
ness.
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Che Curl.
Races Postponed.

Races Postponed.
Lexington. KY. Oct. 1.-THE trot-
ting races were postponed on account
of rain.
Today's card will be contested Mon
day and Mondays card will be re-
signed
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Teams.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. u.-score:
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nd ZaluslSy-
Umplre-J. Mccarthy. Attendance, 1000.
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Referee-Mort Allen. Umpire-Fred
O'Dell. Timekeepers-Ray and Smith.
Linesmen-Hedger and Turner. Thirty
and twenty-five minute halves. Touch
downs-Bennion 4. Roberts 4. Goals
Bennion z: missed, l.
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Portland. oct. 11.-score:
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'Varsity Opens the GANG.

The game opened by the varsity
kicking the ball 70 Moore on the High
school twelve-yard line. He was
sowned by Zilligan Ia his tracks with
A terrific thud. Moore took the full
count to come around. Two downs Tor
The High school resulted in loss when
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s..oL.ana uash Oct r1-Scora.