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Ascot Park Events,

Los Angeles, Cal. March IAN i'm.
mense crowd attended Ascot today and
saw an attractive ST. Patricks day pro.
gram run on Agnes Mack. against
which as good as ~ TO was laid ran as
II the occasion had given her inspiration.
and won the third race over the SIauson
course by half folngth from Thisbe, the
faVoritc. Mona II was third. Weather
fine track fast. Results:
First race, three and a half furlongs--
Hersian won, Devon b second, Auro
third Time; i34
Machecknoo won, Jim Gore II second,
James j. Corbctt third. Time-llg4
Third race, Slauson course, selllng-Ag-
mes Mack won. Thlsbe second, Mona ID
third. Timo-l.l2
Fourth race, one mile, handlcap-Ni-
trato won. Elwood second Foncasta
third. Time--li2
Fifth race ak furlongs, sellng-Durbar
won, j. G, Kirby second, Eugenio Is third.
Time-l:lj.
sixth race, mile ana seventy yards. SELL
ng-.Merwan won, Phyz second, sherry
third. Tme-ll1is,
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MORE Upton TALK.
Something OF Ills Recent Challenge for
The AmerIea's cup.

New York March iS-The New York
Yacht club has replied 30 the letter OF
Sir Thomas Upton, In which the Irish
barOnet asked " the club would accept
u challenge for race for the America >
cup under the new rule OF measurement
OF the club This letter was received
early IN January, and acknowledged, but
II was not deemed OF sufficient import.
anCo to call a special meeting OF the club
for lis consideration as no challenge
could be accepted for race this year.
The letter was read TO the members Of
the annual meeting Feb. Is, and referred
10 special committee with power to
answer for the Stub This committee
considered the proposals OF Sir Thomas
carefully, and has now mailed the reply
Sir Thomas Upton IN asking II the club
would accept a challenge under the new
rules, practically asked the club TO bar
the Reliance Constitution and Columbia
from participating IN future races for the
cNp. These boats could not be used as
defenders because the present rules Of the
club limit the draught OF any boat to Is
feet al these three draw % feet cnch
II ~ understood from club members who
have a knowledge of what the COMMITTEES
agreed upon that the letter Is intimated
TO Sir Thomas Upton that the club does
not cross \ bridge unit, II comes 10 H.,
and that II has no power to say what
II viii do In the event OF a challenge be-.
ing received and can make no agtcomen,
with any ono which shall govern future
contests
The letter points out that tho deed Of
glft requires a challenge 10 come TO some
one yacht club, and that II Is the chal-
longing club, and not the representative,
that the Now York Yacht club recognizes,
II challenge Is received from some
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COAST LEAGUE MEN.
List Of Players Awarded TO the Pacific
Organization,

Milwaukee, March 1.-THE Milwaukee
Daily News today prints Il complete list
OF baseball players awarded 10 the Pacific
oCast league By the National Association
OF Professional Baseball clubs. The list
includes several players who It was eN-
pected would be seen this year with the
American league, American association
and Western league clubs. The awards
are as follows;
With San FranciscO-Whalen, Gutter,
Yerkes, Jones Massey, Anderson, &C.
hauer, Irwin, Waldron, Marshall, Meany
Leahy, Hansen.
With Oakland 90. Lohman. Boettiger,
Schaffy Francis DeyereauX, Kruger
Dunleayy, Ganley Moskiman, oscar Gra-
ham, Whlttrldge, Buchanan, JAS Feely
Fred Il. Wenig. William Clancy, Tony
freeman, Schmidt. Sireib.
with Portland-Nadeau Freeman, |.
Butler, /. Francis, y. Van Buren,,
Shields, j. Thielman, ID. McFarlan, d.
Shea, Frye Beck, brennan. Steelman,
Fruhol, McCreede. Waddell.
With Tacoma-St Nrain, Kcefe, Fitz-
gerald, Nordyke, Casey. Eagan, Sheehan,
Lynch, Hannlyan, Mclaughlin. Thomas,
Doyle, Hildebrand. Knell. Graham, Ho-
gan.
With Los Angeles-Gray, Hall. Newton,
Wheeler Spies. Eager, Flood, Smith. To-
man, Miller, Raymond, Ross, Bernhard.
Cravath.
With Standardization Mohler. Smith,
Van Ilaltren, y. Delchanty, Crlstall,
Blankenship, Hall Hughes, Barber,
Frisk, Williams, schreck, schmeer, Mat
Stanley, Wilson.
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RACES Ar OAKLAND.
Favorl,es Succeeded in Winning Four of
The Events.

San Francisco, March IT, Rain fell
continually at Oakland today and the
track was very muddy. FavOrites sue
ceeded In winning four Of the events. Tho
Feature of the card was the last race. In
which some clever sprintCrs met Hager-
don. with Martin In the saddle, was a
heavily played favOrltc. Abula received
strong support, llagcrdon got away in
front ana led all the way, winning easily
from Abula and Daisy Green, IN the
fourth race, at mile and 100 yards, Pat
Morrlssey Was plunged on, but after lead
Ing TO the stretch The Frctter caught him
and won by n head. Light OF Day. the
fayorite, scored Il victory over llooligan
and Marie J, In the 2-year-Old race Re
suits
First race, one nile, selling-Dust Mil
Ter won, Gateway second, Lady Atholing
third Time-la7.
Second race, four furlongs, selling
Light Of bay won. Hooligan second,
Marie J third, Time j2.
Third race, one mile, selling Searcher
won, Northwest second, Tamm third.
Time-l;i7h.
Fourth race, mile and hundred yards,
selllng-Tho Fretter won. Pat Morrissey
second. Moor third. llme-l;3.
Fifth race, six furlongs, sellng-Lady
Kent won, Toto GratiiOt second, Cloche
dor third. Time-ll1a
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs,
purse-lIagerd0n won. Albula second,
Daisy Green third. Time-i:lOl..
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II
Keeps you guessing as to where he is
| going TO land"
OPINIONS ON THE FIGHT.
The coming bout Is already attracting
q great deal Of attention from prominent
eastern fight fans. Following are the
| opinions OF a number Of experts in tho
boxing game:
johnny Consldine-I don't think that
Munroe has Il chance. He may be able
| 10 accomplish the unexpected-but my
| money goes on the big champ,
George Considine-Me for Jeffries. hook
| line and slnker. when they meet sharkey
| IL an old stiff. an dive must give Munroo
credit, but he'll find a live one when no
tackles Jim.
Al Smlth.-Haye not as yet given the
bout serious consideration. When tho
proper times arrives / will be there with
a bet on the man who looks best TO me,
Honest John Kelly-Jeffries first, last
and all the time. How are they going
10 beat him?
Harry Pollock--I Ike Munroe's chances,
Some people may think that | am crazy.
Sometimes, however the crazy fellows
pick the winner.
Kid McCoy-Munroe Is going to prove
a great surprise 10 the people, He IL tho
only fellow big enough and strong enough
Aflhl tdH ndullt Jtll NleiA hAifh We
Tom Jenklns--I like Munroe on the
short end OF course, Jcff is a great man.
but he will get beat some day, and why
Is Munroe not very apt to be the fellow
to turn the trick?
Jim Wakely-Nothlng to II but JEFF.
CHUCK" CONVERSION de level, de big
guy will plant his hooks into de mug ov
dat miner an dore will We crepe on every
burg In Butte. Fer mine Pm dere Wild de
bundle on de chances oV de champ
Scratch me from getting down on mug
wat Is In dc maiden class wild de bank
roll.
Eddie Burke--I like Jefries' chances no
matter who ne fights. lie has always
made good. and my system Is TO stay With
a winner until he loses.
Sam Austin-It will be a harder fglt
than the public expects to see but Jef,
fries will win. What a surprise II would
furnish II the miner landed the prize.
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ADVICE TO BALL PLAYERS.
Jack Warner Tells Youngsters what
They should DO.

Jack Warner. the veteran New York
catcher gives youngsters breaking into
the major leagues some valuable point
eTs. Says Warner
"rhe trouble with young ballplayers
breaking In the big leagues and with
pitchers especially, Is their anxiety 70
do too much at the start, II they do
not win their first game or two they
are apt to lose heart and a pitcher who
IL not game cannot hope 10 succeed
There Is a vast difference In the style
OF play In the major leagues and in
the minor leagues The players In the
big leagues are seasoned, and UNDER
stand the game thoroughly. They exec
cute plays In an easy, graceful manner
that IL a revelation to most OF the
now men, and the latter. unless they
are cool and nervy, fight the ball In
trying TO duplicate the same plays,
and generally with disastrous results.
"a new pitcher may probably have
some pet curve or drop which he has
league, Let him have his way and he
will want TO toss this favorite curve
to every batsm1n that steps to the
plate. lie may fool the players for u
while but when they get the hang Of
this curve It's all on with the young
ster
"The first principle IN developing n
new man Is 10 teach him TO get COM
mand Of the ball. Good control Of the
ball is essential TO q pitchers success
After he has learned to put them over or
around the plate as you signal for him
20 do the hardest part Of catchcrs
work Is done.
III the pitcher insists upon using hts pet
curve too often. he must be broken OF tho
habit pitcher who has several assert
ments OF curves, and knows how and
when TO use them, Is the successful man
"lf a youngster has a good curve or
raised ball, the thing Is TO develop this
curve until he masters Il TO perfection.
Then he should be taught to change
his pace; that is use the same motion
I'm delivering the ball, but change the
curve. THIS will tend TO puzzle the
batsman, who may strike at high,
straight ball expecting a curve
"a pitcher, 10 be successful, must
work In harmony with the catcher.
The man behind the bat Is generally IN
a better position to know the weaknesses
Of certain players, and II the pitcher
follows the catcher's Instructions the
chance arc In many cases they viii
gain their point.
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Nationals Beat Tacoma.

Nationals defeated the Tacoma team this
afternoon by Il score Of to 0, The game
lasted thirteen innings, and all of the
runs were made when Knel was in the
box The pitching Of Keefe for Tacoma
was the feature Of tho day. Ho allowed
Chicago only two hits, and struck out
Tacoma tomorrow
Batteries-Tacoma, ST. Vrain, Keefe
Knell and Graham. Hogan. Chicago
Welmer, Brown, Lundgreli, Corridor and
O'Noill
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SUGAR 500 A SACK.
Interesting Invoice of Early Days in
Utah Owned by Salt Laker,

W. b, Dougall has an interesting
relic Of the early days in a bill for
goods In July, 1864, from the firm Of
Cronyn & Clayton, at that time a
prominent merchandising firm In this
city Among the items are canton
flannel, at one dollar per yard, tea, s.
per pound; coffee sl,9j per pound
sugar, 500 per sack Of 100 pounds, with
70 cents for the sack coal OIL, $40 per
gallon; llnseed oil at Sl2 per gallon;
turpentine, the same; one keg white
lead, SIS: rifle powder, $3.50 per pound;
shot. 60 cents per pound; lath nails, 70
cents per pound, II cost money to live
IN the wild and woody west" in the
early day.
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Children Coughs and Colds,

Mrs, Joe McGrath, 321 H. LIST st.. Hut.
crimson, Kan, writes; | have given
Billiards. Horehound Syrup 70 my
children for coughs ana colds for the
past four years, and find Il the best
medicine | ever used" Unlike many
cough syrups, It contains no opiun.
but will soothe and heal any disease OF
the throat or lungs quicker than any
other remedy, 25c, 5Oc and SlOO at Il.
G. NJ, /, Drug Dept
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Ken"~N Hotel
California and Eastern Races.
CUMMINGS CHOSEN.
Fair Commission Asked to Name Him
To Supervise Educational Exhibit,

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
commission for Utah will be asked by
the state board Of education to APP
point Prof. Horace Cummings director
Of the state educational exhibit, on
account Of his experience in the work
OF collecting and supervising such eX-
hibits Prof Cummings was the unGu-
imous choice Of the board for that po-
sition. The Utah commission will
meet tomorrow TO consider the matter
OF an educational exhibit and II will
make provision for funds for the same.
President Kingsbury OF the state uni
yersity Is making an effort TO have the
commission giyl the university the
miniature concentrating plant, which
Will be feature Of Utah's mining ex-
hlbit, after the fair closes.
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MICKEY" FLYNN SIGNED.
New Inflelder for Salt Lake Landed Yes.
terday Afternoon.

The management OF the Salt Lake ball
team announced last evening that new
inielder had been signed in the person
Of Michael ]. Flynn, who halls from
Cleveland, o.. and who was regarded
there as being a very fast man on the
diamond. Last year he played with tho
amateur champions OF his native state
and battcd Az and nelded g3i ut third
corner. The sporting editor OF the Plain
Dealer at Cleveland says that Flynn is
good man In the business and predicts a
bright future for him
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INTEREST IN ROAD RACE.
Indications Point TO Big Entry List and
Many Prizes.

Interest In the annual road race, which
Lake TO Lagoon, IL Increasing daily. and
the outlook for record-hreakng entry
list IL very encouraging. Hugh Rippeto
who Will manage teh race says there will
be more valuable priezs this year than
ever before Several riders in the city
have announced their intention 10 begin
training for this big event at once.
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It's Indelible.

II Will stay I'LL he pays, our record
book Is not yet full
MERCHANTS PROTECTOR.
Scientific Collectors Of Bad Debts,
Top Floor Commercial Block.
Francis G. Luke, General Manager.
Some People Don't Like U.s."
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:, yak Dispatch Says He Will
u Lave East for West in Two
Or Three Days
" PLANS PLENTY OF WORK.
y,,,,, Thinks He Has a Chance
'' a,I,i,u, Of Experts on the Com
il, Championship Fight

,.,,,ss RON New York says James
- Is.' has returned after a weeks
Nl. ,s hIs theatrical company and Is
bVI WV a,snaratlons for his departure for
r'Lat r' xhere he Is to meet Jack Mum
tS t y, n" heavyweight championship
~ ", ,. S,J battle Is scheduled
-, nv .laoe the latter part OF May and
io' s,, mia wants to get in about eight
n' uI !, nod solid work before entering
ssS srr. The champion has been taking
~ , s,w for the past couple of months
w., y ~, since his bout with Corbett he
% ; n s0ss very little exercise. stu with
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For Better Horses.

New York. March l1.--At a meeting az
the board Of directors Of the Saratoga
association for the Improvement Of the
breed Of horses, II II. Hitchcock has been
elected president TO succeed William q.
Whitney, and Harry Payne Whitney was
elected vice president In place Of Mr..
Hitchcock Clarence N, Mackay was
elected director Of the association
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Nervousnoss and Nerve.

Tine more nervous man Is, The less
nerve he has. That sounds paradoNical
but II isn't for nerve Is stamina,
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives nerve II
tones the whole system, perfects diges.
ton and assimilation, and Is therefore
the best medicine nervous person can
take.
IL you get tired easily mentally or
physically. take t-it win DO you good.
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hardy little featherwelght champion
took his usual systematic exercise, but
ms weight he perssstenly refused to dis
close
My weight will be known week from
Friday night" he said. with a smile. II
can tell you what II will be II you don't
pounds"
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Fighters We're Arrested.

Chicago, March l7--Benny Yanger and
Anrelio Herrera, who engaged In a six
day We're arrested today. Edwin White
matchmaker Of the club, also was ar.
rested The men are charged with viOlat.
ing The state laws pertaining 10 boxing
exhibitions
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yacht club, asking race under certain
conditions, then the matter will be con-
sidered by the New York Yacht club and
some definite action taken
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ror over SHY years

Ma wuslow's soornso srnur hs, heen used
for children teehlpg, II soolhes the child soituns
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BE ST SELLING BOOKS,
Record For February.

According to the records OF all book.
sellers, the six books which have sold
best in the order OF demand during the
month are:
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PROVO TEAM DISBANDED.
Failed TO Make Good its offer to Play
Again With l.. u. :. L.

basketbali tenn TecentIv sonI a letter. 10
Manager Glade Of the b. Y. T. team OF
Provo, in which Mr. stanton stated that
the l.. d, $. L. team would gladly accept
tho proposition published In one Of the
salt Lake papers 10 play game Of bask-
etball In the Il. Y. gymnasium on tho
conditions named In the article. Mr.
or April g and named as a condition OF
the meet that two Of the following men
act as officials Cox, Bassett aud stew
art. The Is. Y. IT, team, In its answer.
did not make good the offer to play. but
stated instead, that the basketball team
had been dsbanded so that the match
talked Of by the Provo team through the
papers, will not come off,
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This afternoon at 500 the junior team
Of the H. D. S L. will play game with
i've men selected by Instructor Bean To
play against them. The game precedes
the students matinee ana will come OF
In the gymnasium
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OPINIONS ON THE FIGHT.

because he fights with less science and
Keeps you guessing as to where he is
going TO land
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