Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-09
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FLOYD Mcfarland is not at all satisfied
with the result OF the recent pursuit race
with Sanuelson, and he says he would
like another chance,
Herrera says he Is not satisfied with
The result Of his battle with Battling
Nelson, and says he would Ike another
! chance, Murphy, however knows that
Herrera ig not classcd with Nelson, and
besides, he is after bigger game,
Ncxt sunday afternoon there will be
q blll game at Walkers field between
teams representing Park city and Eureka.
The struggle ls 20 Doe for the amateur
| championship Of the state, ana interest
in the outcome Is at fever heat. Each
town viii probably send a large dclega-
! ton " rootcrs to shrek for their respeo.
tive teams.
Important additions TO his thoroughbred
establishment have been made by Rich
ard croker. says a Herald dispatch from
London At the Doncaster sales he had
purchased for $1,000 q hali-brothor, by
ST. Simon, 90 wild Flower lie outbid
Lord Marcus Beresford Tor the ally,
Game Chick, paying $500.
IN a few days the football squad OF
the University VI Utah will begin practise
for the seasons Trays on the frosty grid
iron. Indications point 10 "a strong team
this year as there are already about is
husky athletes who are candidates for poo
sitions ON the team. THIS years eleven
will be- coached by Joe Maddox OF the
University Of Michigan,
Biddy bishop has been hurting all
kinds OF challenges at KID Mccoy I'm
behalf of Billy Woods a sturdy young
fellow with Woods punching ability In
"a tWcuty.rouud mill could perhaps wear
t1ltf#R FIg t4flNnn KIN md lDuf him I'm
the long run, though MCCoy's science
would make a holy show NJ Woods face
for the first half-dOZcu seanccs, Fight
fans often question Woods gameneSs.
Like most negroes, a few loft-hand
pun hes In the face slow him down Won
dorfully At that no IT, a tough nut for
any middlewclght now In the business TO
tackle,
When Dan Patch goes 10 Kansas, to the
state where was bred and raised his sire,
his grandslre. his grandam, great-graud-
sire and his grcat-grandam, he will be
provided with a private stable ON the
state fair grounds at Topeka during the
week Of Sent. l2-i7 that will surpaSs any
quarters ever provided for a horse In the
state. The quarters viii he for the quail
ity only, aud Dan Patch will be the FIRST
The building will be- % by q feet and
will contain "a large box stall for Dan
Patch. a sleeping room for Charley
plummer, his caretaker, and feed and
storeroom. and win be entirely screened
on AN four sides with fly screen, which
will keep out all flies, but give the horse
the benefit Of the hreczes. The floor OF
Dams stall will be covered with rubber
and the walls wiz be padded, On each
Of the four sides will be q life.sized pic
turo Of the champion PAGER From the
flag pole will be a silken flag bearing a
picture Of Dan.
The stable will be painted enamel white
and on the sides will be lettered the track
records. beginning with the first In trot-
ting aud pacing and giving all records
that were broken, winding mp with the
record made 10y Dan Patch when he goes
against his own time on Sept H. The
equine palace will be- separate from all
other buildings on the grounds.
The Jerry McCarthy.Mose Lafoutise
mill. which was TO have been held Mon
day night. will be pulled on Sept, Is,
according 10 Manager Billy Nolan. OF the
Montana Athletic club, I'VE did not hold
the fight Monday night said Nolan,
"bocausc the crowd was small and We
knew that the lighters would draw bet
ter later. After that fight In the after
noon Butte fans had a surteit Of hght-
Ing. Butte Miner.