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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
HANLON IS STILL
IN THE BUSINESS"
Little Fighter Has no Intention
Of Retiring a: Least
Not Now.
Ne RECEIVES MANY OFFERS,
Although Only Twenty Years OF Age
He Has a Bank Account That
Reaches the $4,000 Mark

Vben "Young Corbett' gave Eddie
tfanlon that terrific beating IN their six
,,on round contest. It was freely predicted
that the little coast fighter would be lost
sight OF In the pugllistic world. No doubt
Inc heating he received did him n great
deal OF harm as professional hghter, but
i, AID not kin him in that respect by any
r,cans He went Cast and took on sew
~,ui Of the fast little men, and he made
considerable money.
Thep he journeyed back to his native
heath and engaged In the now FAMOUS
bout with Battling Nelson. lie received
another terrific walloping, and again the
gossips had 1t that he would retire. The
'n,nor no doubt started az a result OF the
.lshes Of Eddies relatives. They want
him to quit the prize ring, but the padded
arena stu holds some fascination Tor
BIN. and there Is not muon prG Iaas,
~ ann retiring for some time az least
me little fellow could aunt the 'Dusl-
nesa1 al fignt. and not sufter the pahBs
~ hunger Dy 80 doing. Although ne sOt
me losers end In the battle with Nelson,
.nen he counted up his holdings the next
Wv No found that, IN cash and real es-
Ssfe he was worth S2,UOO-a thousand
',atia rs FOR each year or his life. nice
lille sum Tor young Fellow 10 nave
amassed By his own individual enOIt>
W. people are urging him TO leave the
ing and engage I'm some business whlch
,,osid support him, but this does not ap-
nsai 10 INN. since he was beaten ny
Selson. clubs from all parts OF the ,coun-
Nv nave sent him offers, Bobby Deady
~ philadelphia wired; you are as popu-
~, as ever, win match you any time you
want To come" Deadly h q stanch friend
NJ AMY Delaney. Jim Morley the Los
Angeles baseball magnate, offered MN
81 siO purse to fight there and Billy La,
wtgne wants him to come TO Seattle ana
hoS Louie Long soon. The san tranclsco
Hihietic club signihed It's Willingness 70
n,aich Hanlon with Nelson next month,
bgt eddie refused this bout, as he wants
TO rest .. a.. ,,,a >, satd
eddie. ''Up to the hfteenth round
tbouaht had him sure. Then began 70
aet tired and my arms seemed TO go back
IN me. Up to the fifteenth | think my
biows had more steam behind them thah
ever. | was hitting fine.
'aThe only scratch got that hurt was
busted finger nail. l don't know how
ia IL, but / tore a nail on my right
hand and this bothered me some, guess
/ will lose the mall"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
TEST FOR THE GIANTS.
"Muesy' McGraw Believes Team VIII
Land National League pennant.

chicago. ST. Louis. Cincinnati, Pittsburg.
In This order will the National league
teams Of the west appear az the folo
grounds to do battle with the Giants.
These games will be the supreme test or
The season is half over now and the
Giants are leaders By comfortable mar
gin. Whether the invasion of the western
teams will pull them down remains 70 pc
seen. Manager McGraw OF the tlahts
says Il won't be seen,
"These Westerners are not new TO u.s.
said the little manager to reporter.
I'VE beat them ten out Of sixteen on
their own grounds on our last western
tiip, and don't see that We can't at
least equal that record now that we have
them on our own grounds
Manager Mctiraw was much displeaSed
over the fact that his team was
unable to play the Chlcagos on account
OF the lnclcment weather. McGraw held
OF until the last minute before he cam
celed the game. hoping that the rain
DO YOU think that the games which
you are TO play the Western teams will
determine whether the Giants Will win
the pennant or not2' he was asked.
Yes / think so. If my team can win
the majority Of these games cannot see
how they can beat ms out OF the PEN
nant."
DO YOU intend TO answer Ban John-
sons statement that the Giants are afraid
10 play the Highlanders at the end of the
season 2"
Nov IL you're going to ask that
Will have to ask you TO stop questioning
mo have said all am going TO say
about playing the Highlanders a series OF
games There Is no chance Of the New
York National league ever playing the
llighlanders and that settles It. l don't
care rap what Ban Johnson or anyone
else that Is connected with the American
league has 10 say to the contrary"
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
DOINGs Ar sr. Looms.

DoINGs AT ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, Aug 10. fair grounds; First
race SIX furlongs--M archloness won,
ih,qnek Number second; Magonhi, third,
Second race, 5A furlonss-Fayette Tenn.
PGglrrSSh TSiH miio y,oiI5age' second; Garcenne,
Third race mile and three.sxteenths,
MISS Bon won, Hlnsdale, second, Com.
pass, third, Time. 2;0Sk.
Fourth race, six fuilongs- Miss Doyle
won Laura Hunter, second; First At
tempt, third Time. llS
rilth race six and one-half furlongs,
selllng- Athelrose won, Eleanor Howard
SeSeonqi sanctisslma, third. Time, 1921,
won, Albany Girl. second; sister LILLIAN,
'hird' Time, 2:0SA.
sIDELlGHT WON $500
Saratoga, Aug. lO.--John f. Maddcns
Siuehknt to l shot, won todays
Grand Union hotel stakes, worth ss.Ju TO
me winner summary.
fTst race six MISREPRESENTATION Jes-
sup WOni shot Gun, second. Louisiana
third lime l;l3 2-5.
second race, steeple chase, short course
uIahd ia won Cock Robin, second
hark Forward, tnird. time, 4.l2
Inlrd race, mlle--Green Crest won,
hicHsnaW, second; Canteon, thru, Time
Fourth iT,!la, race Grand Union hotel stakes
second Cairngorm, third. Time, lis,
ruin race, mile and three-sixteenths-
tuushhawagh won, Claude second
Daitsman' inird Time, 200 l-5.
SIKH race, hye and one-nat furlongs--
Dreamer won; Arttul. second; Katie CAT
lery third Time I:OS.
EVENTS AT HAWTHORNE.
Chicago, Aug o-Hawthorne sum.
mary ,fifst race. tlye and one.half fur.
longs-My Eleanor won. sIy Musette sec.
ono Lazy Ellison. third 'Time, i;l0 IL
steohd race, steepie chase snort course
Alice Me won. Allegiance. second,
Weird third. Time, $3.50.
lnlrd race mile-Juuge Hines won;
1 m4anteIien' second George IL, third,
Fourth race, six furlongs-The Mighty
won ID l.. Moore, second, Cyprenne
tnnu. Time, l.l5 20.
tllth race tour and one.half furlongs-
JOhn smulsh won; Albert Fir second,
NCstlgan third, Time, 1903 2-5
SKIN race, mile ana -sixteenths-
Doh ASK Me WOn koyal Pirate, second:
hSeehllcal, third Time, 2;07 S-5
,,seNenth race mlle-Ben Haywood won,
LAG 2-5. A'''
IRVlNGToN TRACK RESULTS.
Portland, Aug. lO.-Results at Irving
ION,
FIRST race, four furlongs, selllng-Pure-
auaie won Is G. Greene second; Phil
Ctlmmlns, third Time 1908.
Second race, six ana Il nalf furlonps
llg-Almoner won Legal Maxim, sec.
ono Modder third, Time, l.22iR.
ihird race, six furlongs, selnng-Pront-
bPle won; King Herald, second; Gold
finder, third. Time. l:l5h.
- ruulth race iiNe furlOngs, handicap,
oregon stakes-Bummer won; Mystie's
filue, second; Ladrusk, third. Time .OlA..
tlith race, five and half furlongs, self
ingIPriestike won; Memo second; Bin
Reed, third Time, loo
sixth race, mile and 100 yards-I.eash
won III Photo, second; lnyictus, third.
Time, l,iS.
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them" said Harris "and would Just
as soon get on with either Britt or Cor
bett and take a chance at a title"
cGrfggslas WI now try 70 get Jimmy
that will call Britt The iatttrs agree.
ment with Corbett IL on, now that the
little fellow fell out with Pollok and he
can fight without any trouble. Joe GANGS
was mentioned TO Nelson, but there was
nothing doing Nelson says he will admit
Cans superiority, Poor GNns-a cham
pion without a soul TO dispute his title.
--------
or the many prominent men and wo-
men who are TO be seen daily at the Sara
toga race track there are none who are
more regular IN their attendance nor
more enthusiastic al the track In Union
avenue than James II. keeno the million
alre sportsman, and his son, FoXhall
keene. The keenes, father and son, take
the deepest interest In this years meet.
because the White, Blue Spots have
been seen In front In two good races al
ready, and II Is expected that more than
one OF the stakss yet to be decided will
be won by keene horse, Daily visitors
to the paddock find the keones on hand
before almost every race, since the decls-
i've victories OF Delhi and Sysonby the
advice OF the elder Keene has been much
sought by betters IN the clubhouse.
Trainers and horsemen recognize James
Il, Keene as the best posted Of all the
millionaire owners IL was said at the
track on Monday by a well-known trainer
that IL Mr.. keene were 10 lose all his
fortune tomorrow he would be able 20
earn a large salary as a trainer Of thor
oughbrede. The habit Of rising early In
the morning 10 see his horses work,
which was formed years ago, has not
been broken by Mr.. Keene, who almost
daily gets to the stable at work hours
and reviews the training Of his color
bearers.
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Ward
Entertainments.

Tomorrow night in the Third ward
Westinghouse, Miss Vilette f. Eardley
VIII be rendered a missionary farewell
party prior to her departure for Colo
rado' An excellent program has been
prepared and Miss Eardleys friends
are codially invited to be present. The
numbers to be rendered are as follows
Piano solo Eva Richardson
Vocal SOLO ".'....,"."Allen Howard
AiW ''''''.s ss's's'sss.sts.ssss
Misses Harley, Aura Rogers,
Lillian Turner.
Recitation .,,... .....Ed Nidgley
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What makes the world 90
round in business almost the
most serious work of man is
business; and business aver.
ages rather crooked. There is
no straighter thing in the
world than Schillings Best; at
your grocer's.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

AZ LouIsville-Louisville, 4; Mlnneapo-
. AT columbus-columbus. 6; Milwaukee,
poncd. rain.
AZ indianapolis indianapolis game
postponed.
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WILD HORSES OF ARABIA.

The wild horses OF Arabia will not
admit tame horse among them, while
the wild horses OF South America en-
deavor to decoy domesticated horses
from their masters and seem eager to
welcome them.
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THE REAL TEST
w nerpieide Is In Giving II a Thor.
ouch Trial


There is only one lost nv which %
Suuse OF the efficiency of any article
"',q mat Is by its ability to do that
vin"n u Is Intended to do. Many hair
b, SO's may look nice and smell nice,
Dan, ue point is-do they eradicate
N, Nv and stop falling hair?
boo% they do not but Herplclde does,
and Use II goes to the root OF the evil
panui h'Is the germ that attacks the
ifep from whence the hair gets It's
wboro' from prominent people every
HarntotnLe dally proving that Newbro's
pHlue stands the test OF USE
o a delightful dressing. clear pure
",g i,ee from oil or grease.
a, 'olu oy leading druggists. Send Zoe.
~ s'@p,nps Tor sample to The Herpicide
~ Detroit Mich. 2. c. NJ. i Drug
w. Special Agents. AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
BATTING AVERAGES.
NO" Players in Paelfle National League
stand In Stick work.

ne batting average OF the players of
WV Iacillc. National league, computed up
70 Aug. 8, Inclusive show that 23 men ara
~ ing better than "A percentage OF 800.
Wi ,leso salt Lake has I, including Ham
ivan VINO has been sold to Toledo. Spo-
Ms,Hn,e y Boise and Butte each Marshall
eaus the league in batting, while
KIN place Lally has been humping tho
p,tt,a ny great rate lately, and leads tho
follows: A"' "NV'"sVa "'e as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
. Mrs. Maggie Hull

Soprano solo Mrs. Maggie Hull
Mule quartet 's,.s'''' '..''',''s.'
Kent Cobb, Harry Shepherd,
George Piper George Glade.
Solo ......... 80. Little. Miss McClelland
Remarks. Elder Joseph w, McMurrin
soprano solo ",,.,,..., Lillian Turner
Recitation .....,........,,. Vida Fox
Baritone solo ...,...,,.a.John Robinson
Piano solo .....,.......M Miss 81. Clair
Soprano solo. Kate Bridewell Anderson
Tenor solo n....... Thomas Ashworth
Soprano solo ,uu,.Lenriie Savage Ritter
Remarks.n Elder Benjamin Goddard
Lizzie Thomas, accompanied.
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INDIANS BEATEN AGAIN.
Boise Babies Pull Down Another Game
Al Butte Postponed,

the second game Of Tho series todav'
snatching victory from defeat In the last
halt Of the ninth inning, The score was
to In favor OF Spokane at the end OF
we first half of the inning, when the
visitors aided by errors on the part Of
Holland and Rockenfeld, won, ont While
thompson was hit more freely than
hogg, the. hits on the Spokane plthcor
were punched, Score:
II. ii. IL
Boise 10
'tNN""e '''s' ss's,.'s s..,. 1.s,,
Batteries Thompson and Hansen; Hogg
and Stanley
Vmpire-DaYs
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KoLITz EXCURSION
To Ogden Sunday Aug, Ia, via d. q
r., G.,

Grand outing to Ogden canyon. Trout
and chicken dinner at the Hermitage,
Automobile races at Wasatch Driving
Park, ogden. Special train leaves Salt
Lake 1000 a. m, Returning leaves Og-
den 1890 p. m. Faro TO ogden and re-
turn 800 Everybody invited.
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&c ZEWA
SETS THE SKyN ON FIRE.

No disease much bodily discomfort itches
burns and stngs like Eczema. II begins often with
slight redness of the skin followed by pustules bis
tiers from which gummy sticky fluid oozes, which dries
and scales off forms bad looking sores and scabs 1t
apnears different parts OF the body but oenest upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11

The gOssips who were sure that the
SAT- Lake would disband and never leave
SAT- Lake as a team on the present trip
ana It Is reported from smoke town that
the team is likely 10 disband before long
twenty games are yet 10 be played but It
Is claimed that Wilmot Is hustllng hard
70 get enough money to carry the team
through TO the end of the season. Re-
ports have II that since the team has beer
winning, the attendance has been worse
than when the team lost, and Wise Wal.
ter Wilmot has a scheme which he thinks
VIII create a change In this respect He
proposes TO sell books for the remainder
OF the games in Butte. lie expects TO ret
$40 each for the books and In that way
raise the necessary.
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was played ON field deep with mud on
the base lines. yet the feldng of the
locals was fast and accurate. Mulln
pitched splendid ball. Attendance, 800.
Score
RH. E
Detroit 49,. .:, ''... .,',... ",'i o
Batteries@Muiin and md b Beyiiie + townsend
and Clark
st. Louis, Mo, Aug lO-Gbson was
knocked out Of the box In the seventh
inning, St Louis finding him for six
nlts and six runs Attendance. 200
Score:
r.. II e.
81 Boston 6SS ... ',,'.' ' ,....'''',"S :
Batteries Howell and Rahoe; Gibson
Winter and criger
Chicago, Aug. lO--By defeating New
York today the Chicago American team
again went into first place. Attendance,
RI HE
Chicago go '..... ','.'. "',,'."5
Batteries--Altrock and Mcfarland;
Clarkson, Chesbro and Mcclure
Cleveland, Aug. 1O.-Philadelphia-C leve-
land game postponed; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, Aug. 1O.-Ncw York-St. Louis
and Chicago Brooklyn games were post
Toned on account OF rain,
Philadelphia. Aug. l0-Although Phia-
deiphia played n better fielding game
than Plttsburg, the visitors by timely
hitting captured the last game OF the
series. Attendance, LOO Score;
r. II. e.
Pittsnurg, ;''''''''''' ''''''''''' "'6 Y
Philadelphia 49,, 80, 80, ,..",
Batterles-l.eever and smith; suthoff
and Roth.
Two-base hlts-Lush Wagner, McCor-
mick; struck out by Lever, 4 base on
balls off Suthon. 3.
Umplre--Emsle.
Boston. Aug. Northumberland
game postponed; rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. Neb.. Aug, i0--After batting
Sanders for seven runs I'm two innings,
Brown held the Colorado Springs men
safe and the locals batted out victory.
Score;
RHE
omhna ''.'''.,' ''''' ''''''''' ''''' "
Colorado Springs ,,.,. so. .,.,uS
Batteries-sanders, Brown and Gondingi
McNeoley and Baerwad.
st, Joseph, Mo-, Aug. iO.--Cark shut
Denver out today. ST Joseph connected
with yollendorf's delivery for thirteen
safe hits. Score;
II. II. Il.
81. Joseph .,.....' 49,, ,,.,.,.,,, ., II
Ratterles-~Clark and Garyini Yollendorf
and Lucia.
Des Molnos, Aug l0-ln n combination
OF hard hitting and numerous errors. Des
Il. H. Il
pes MONIES ''''s''''s 's's ''.'s'.'"'ll
Batteriea--Cushman and Clark; Linda
man and Graves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11

Alec Greggalns fight promoter OF
San Francisco, who has the permit for
September Is now looking about for a
suitable man to go against Battling Nell
son, II struck Greggains that Terry Me-
Govern would he the right man, and ac-
cordingly he wired Sam Harris making
him an offer for match. hut Harris
was wise, and promptly refused to take
on the battling one. Here Is his answer:
This fellow Nelson Is as hard as any OF
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PENNY" GOSSIP.

Troop II of the Eighth cavalry, sta
TONED al Jefferson barracks, Mo. has
entered tug-of-war team In the Olympic
games TO be held In the worlds fair sta
9ium the last week In August. l.. r.
Mauock. the troop trumpettr. has also
entered In the sprint events.
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pAcIFIc COAST LEAGUE


San Francisco. Aug, l0.--The home bat
tcrs grouped their hits against Hughes
IN the second Inning and that was the
last OF the punching, Tho Seattle team
had an easy victory, all " the Comhina-
tions that enter Into the run getting
being In their favor Score;
r.. Ii. IL,
seattle .,..' .s... 800, .,,,,,u,6
san francisco ,.'.,,,.s .....,.~u,
Hatteries-TIughes aud Wilson; whalen
and GOrton.
. Umplro-O'Connoll.
Los Angeles Aug iO--Today's game
vas pitchers battle In which Baum
won out by the score Of 2 10 O. Both
Baum and Jones pitched fine ball but
the latter had his bad inning which per-
mltted the locals TO make two runs. After
this there was no more scoring on either
side. Several times Baum was In a bad
hole. but good pitching and hne fielding
pulled him out Score;
R.HE
Los Angeles .....,., .,.,.,. ,.,m2 0
oakland .,...s ss.ss.,. 1900. .r. %, D
Batteries Baum ana Spies; Jones and
Byrnes
umpire-McCarthy
Tacoma, wash. Aug 10 --Portland had
never chance today. 81. Nrian was
hit hard. but was almost nvlnclble when
hits meant runs and was given superb
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II the Agricultural College Of Logan
does not boast OF tho champion football
eleven Of the state this season. II will not
be the fault Of Coach Campbell and mem.
bers OF the athletic council Already
they are making preparation for n great
football campaign, Including games with
teams OF Washington University. Oregon,
Nevada, California, besides contests with
teams Of this state, 1t Is expected that
the team Will be ready 10 start on tho
trip about the middle u October and viii
be gone for nearly a month, II Is he.
lloved that all the good men Of last wears
team Will be back on the ghdlron, and
other good timber la showing up.
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San Francisco dispatch says: At
tached to the overland passenger train
THIS morning were two carloads OF the
most remarkable yearlngs ever sent out
OF California, They come from A. Il.
Spreckels Napa stock farm and will be
sold az Sheepshead Bay August 81. There
are twenty colts and three nllies and the
majority arc by Marius II and Solitaire,
the English stations. with the new
strain and the unusual climate of last
season the yearlngs have the appearance
OF two and three-year-olds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cleveland, Aug. l0.-Philadelpha-C leve-
land game postponed: rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGnE

Detroit, Mich, Aug lO.--Todays game
was played on a field deep with mud on
the base lines. yet the fielding OF the
locals was fast and accurate. Mullln
pitched splendid ball. Attendance, 500
Score:
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r.. ILL.,

ST. Louis, Mo, Aug l0-Glbson was
knocked out of the box in the seventh
inning, St Louis findlng him for six
Score:
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New York, Aug. 10-Ncw York-St Louis
and Chicago Brooklyn games were post
Toned on account OF rain
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Chicago, Aug. l0.-By defeating New
York today the Chicago American team
again went into FIRST place. Attendance,
800 Score:
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Chicago go, ,...., ,,,.,, ..,,.,,. 2
New York ......., ..,.,.,.. ...,.,..l ;
Batteres--AltroCk and Mcfarland,
Clarkson, Chosbro and MCGUIRE.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

Omaha. Neb.. Aug, i0--After batting
Brown held the Colorado Springs men
safe and the locals batted out a victory.
Score.
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Denver out today, ST Joseph connected
with yollendorf's delivery for thirteen