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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
NATIVE SONS
WILL BE THERE
Olympic Club Going After Fair Cham
pionship.
NOTED SWIMMERS ENTER
FRISCO EXPECTS TO WIN BOXING
CONTESTS IN ALL CLASSES.

Portland Ore. June si.-Thc Olympic
Athletic club of San Francisco will be
well represented in the swimming boxing
and handball contests To be held in con-
nectiOn with the Lewis AID Clark cx-
position at Portland during June and
July.
Lewis Levy viii represent the Olympic
club in the soft and hard ball tourna-
Ilehts and his club mates expect him
70 make Il fine showing. Levy arrived
TINS morning from San Francisco and be
gan practice play at once. aS the tOurna-
ment opens Monday. June % He is in
Ilne shape Levy was q member Of thc
olympic club handbaII team which won
the inter club hard hdndbaI champion
snip on the coast few months ago. lie
Is a tWo-handed player and fast on his
Scott Leary and p. Galley. two of the
best swimmers o1 the Tnited States. will
wear the COiOrS of the Olympic club In
practice the pair have been swimming
the 1j0 yards IL on Leary viii enter the
snort distance events and Galley will take
MS chances in the long distance races
lsfdTy and Galley viii leave for Port
land the middle of next month. Both Of
these men took part i'm the St. Louis cX-
poSltsSn races ana showed UP well against
the best men IN the world despite the
fact that they took off weight in the hot
climate
Al Kaufman. Willie DIVER and Bob
LVndy viii represent the club i'm the
boxing tournament to he held July and
s These boys are already in active
training a@d look forward to added
laurels in this contest Kaufman *
coming heavyweight champion and is
looked upon as d winner. Bundy will en-
ter the lightweight class and Is expected
TO make a good showing. Willie DIVER
VIII look after the featherweight- They
viii leave san Francisco ON July 7 in
company with Jack Gleason and Max
ROSeUfeld.
All these contests viii bp held under
the auspices of the Lewis and Clark ex-
position and strictly in accordance with
events
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
TURNER'S CHEER FAIRBANKS
Vice President of United States Sees
5000 Trained Athletes
Perform.

indianapolis June 24.-Over 200e poo
pie witnessed the athletic contests of the
North American GymDastic union feSti-
val today. The work closed at o clock
and the real festivities began with open
houses at the several turnvcreins in the
city.
Vice President Fairbanks was an en-
thusiastic speaker this afternoon The
appearance of the vice president brought
him an enthusiastic demonstration from
the 5000 athletes and tho great crowd of
spectators. Later the visiting Turner'S
requested to be presented To the vice
president. and he was escorted to the
athletic field and introduced BY Herman
Iieber. president of the North American
Gymastic union.
The aF-ards viii be announced tOmor-
row evening at q clock al the Germanfs
park where q general entertainment Of
the visiting Turner's will be given during
the aftercoOn- The visiting team from
Germany was given a hearty reception
this afternoon when il appeared for ex-
hibltiOn exercises on the horse and hOri-
zcutal bar. The mass drill in which
$50 Turner's In uniform took part Vss
the most spectacular event OF the week
and brought forth storms Of applause
from the thousands who STAYED until S
o clock TO witness it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
AGILE WINS HIS
THIRD DERBY
With Three Starters He Takes Race
From Mare Beldame.
SMATHERS TO FRONT AGAIN
HIS SECURITY CAPTURES TRIAL
STAKES WORTH $4,000.

New York, June 24.-Captain s S.
Browns Agile. S-year-old colt by Sir
Dixon-Alphena. and winner of two der
bies. today added another stake TO his
already long list by capturing the SIS
coo Advance stakes, distance one mile
and three-eighths at Sheepshead Bay, IN
30 Is. August Belmonts great mare
Beldame- winner of the Suburban was
second, and GraziallO. an added starter,
third. OF the original five entries Dolly
Spanker. Gan1ara and Migraine were
Withdrawn. and the Columbia stable add
cd Grazialto Agile. ridden hard By Mar
tin, came under the wire a bare neck
ahead of the mare. Beldame was three
lengths before GraziellO- Smathers Sc
Curity Won the S20oN Great Trial stakes
by head. and also scored Jockey Dom
inick's first victory in the east Re
suits:
First race. the Beacon steeplechase.
about two and One-half miles-Sandhurst
won Hylas second, Game Cock third
Time-5-19
Second race. six furIongs-Roseben won,
Sparkling Star second, Diamond Flush
third Time-1.14 49,
Third race, the Great Trial stake, six
furlongs-tSecurity, ~, 0DOminickl. 70 TO
second; George G. Bennett. IL, (N<cop,
II TO ;. third Time-1.IJ- @aBeImer. Bur
gomaster- Queen Of Hearts. McI%ittredge-
Bohemian Ironsides and "High Chance
ran. Coupled - Coupled.
Fourth race, Advance stakes. mile and
three ongs-Agile, III. Martini, Is 10
D. won; Beldame, II, tONeilD, ] to )
second; %GraziaIlO, 136. U.yne), 80 to l.
third Time-2--0 f-5. Only three start
eTs- GTaziaIlo added starter
Firth race five and One-half furlOngS-
Leonard Joe Haymon won. tfeutian sec
ond- LiebeT third. Timc-f:09 s..
Sixth race, mile and furlong- on turf
HippoCTateS won. Palm Bearer second
Bank third Time -54st
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
MOTOR CYCLISTS BIG MEET
Plan to Gather in WaItham-Races
Scheduled and Large Field of
Starters Expected.
Especial Sporting ServiceD

Waltham, Mass, June 24-The pro
gramme for the annual meeting for the
Federation of Motoring Cyclists in this
city August next has been completed. 1t
provides for a reception to tourists on
Monday. Aug Z and trip to the No
rumbega tower on The Charles river on
the following day. with d hill-Climbing
contest and a clam bake On Wednes-
day, Aug. Q, road races and obstruction
races viii be held. and in the evening the
championship races Of the federation will
be held on the Charles river bicycle track
On Thursday tours viii be made to Va
Tious points of interest IN the vicinity of
Boston, and on Thursday evening the
annual business meeting will occur. On
Friday and Saturday more extended tours
will be made to different New England
points.
Invitations have been sent to many mo-
tor cycle clubs in England. France. Ger
many. Belgium and Italy. and t is ex-
pected a number of foreign delegates wilt
be present. This viii be the first time
such meeting has been held in New
England
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
P0UGHKEEPSIE RACE NEAR
Annual Intercollegiate Regatta Will
See Six Colleges Enter Strong
Teams.

Especial Sporting Service
PoughkeepSie- y. Y June 2f--The ar
raREements for the intercollegiate regal
IA over the POughkeepSis Highland
course. which Is to take place Wednes-
day June Is, are rapidly being perfected
The contest this year viii be between the
universities of Columbia Cornell George
town. Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wis
Consin. The course has been staked off
with markers placed on the POughkcep-
sic bridge. and the river has taken on
its regatta appearance
The four-oared race between Columbia
Cornell. Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wis
cOnSin will start from the two-mile point
at D. m The pig1t-pared ITeShma n
race viii nave represented COlUm Ola.
Cornell. Pennsylvania and Syracuse, and
viii start at 3:4J .. m from the twO-milc
point The eigbt-oaTed varsity race,
which * always looked upon d the event
Of the year In college sports. viii be be
tween Columbia. Cornell Georgetown,
Pennsylvania. Syracuse and Wisconsin
This race Will be over The fOur-milc
course.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
DRIVES OVER 1000 MILES
IN A DAY AND NIGHT

New York June 24-Guy Vaughan, vino
started yesterday at the Empire City
racetrack a YOnLers in a second at
tempt to break the thOusa nd-TaiIe auto
mobile record. completed the Loo miles
shortly after 1 o'clock. breaking the rec
ord by hours IS minutes and Il seconds
He did not leave the track, but contin-
ued for the o4-hour record
Vaughan captured the 900 miles in =,
hours IS minutes and - seconds and at
the end of the twenty-fouTth hour had
covered 1.0l55s miles.
The previous record for twenty-four
hours. made by Wridway, was 943 miles
When Guy Vaughan finished the track
was in such poor condition that the races
scheduled for the afternoon were post
pOued until Monday. The most important
Of these was the S2-008 match race Be-
tween Chevrolet and Barney OIdfield
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
BEWARE OF FOUL BALLS
New York Judge Says Every Fan At
tends Game at His
Own Risk.

New York. June 2f--Persons who at
tend baseball games do so at their own
risk. according to decision just hand
ed down by Civil Justice Mclaughlin IN
"A damage suit brought by a young wo-
man who claims to have been injured by
a foul ball The complainant was an
enthusiastic admiTer of the game.
On Sept >. 1894. while a spectator at
the contest on the Polo grounds between
the New York National club and the
BOStOns q foul hail struck her on the
nose. The doctors saved her from per
manent Disagreement but suit was
brought for damages. IN the sum Of 500
aEains the New York clubs manage
mpnt-
The Complaiuauts counsel asserted that
the management was responsible Tor
everything that went wrong on the
grounds. and that the wOmaus injury
was clearly due to the lack Of proper
safeguards The justice. however. ruled
that those who entered the grounds did
so It their own risk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
MORE SEWER WARRANTS.
Property Owners Must Answer in
Court For Neglect.

Six warrants We're sworn out yester-
day by Assistant Sanitary Inspector J.
W KOrth against persons falling TO
connect with the sewers as required by
the city ordinance The persons for
whom the warrants We're sworn out for
are as follows: Charles Helstrom. 951
East First South street: z ". Madsen.
6eS East First South street: oliver
Novel;. 1913 East Second South street:
:. :. Dickinson. 6S0 East Second South
street; g. P Madsen, 75S East Third
South street: David 3. Hampstead. 435
East Third South street
Their cases will be heard next week
before Judge {. b Diehl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
STANDING OF BIKE RIDERS
Hopper Leads the Bunch IN Points,
While SamuelsOn Gets
the Money.

The standing of the bike riders up to
date finds Hopper still leading the field
in points won while SamuelsOn has COPIED
the largest amount of coin. SamuelsOu
has also forged into third place in points
won aud Lawson has got up to the
fourth position and second in the amount
Of money won Wilcox has a safe lead
over the amateurs, both in points and
prize money. The following table viii
give the cycle fans a fair idea Of what
the riders are doing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Ogden Duck Club.
(Soecial Id u Heraldl

Ogden June 2A-Articles incorporating
the Ogden Duck club We're filed today
with the county clerk. The lands which
form the basis of the company and
which the company propose to use as
shooting grounds are located by the lake
side west Of Plain City being within
Box Elder and Weber counties The in
corporators propose to erect club house
and be in shape when the season Of
duck shooting opens this fall The area
CT land owned bv the company IS about
1900 acres Of marsh land
The capital of the COuusnv * $1,000
divided into shares of the Dar value OF
80 each IT IS the intention of the mem
beFS 70 erect an up-to-date club house
near the lake shore where they will
have all conveniences and facilities
The officers and directors of the organ
ization are: John Browning. ir.. presi-
dent; 5 w Badcon. vice president; r r.
OConnoliy. secretary: DR. 9. w Baker
treasurer; Fred Wilson. William Mathers
and Joe Cave, directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
BIG PRIZES FOR CHAUFFEUR
All Prominent Speed Merchants VIII
Appear at st. Paul Auto
Meet.

St Paul June 4.-St. Paul is making
great efforts to secure entries for the
automobile meet of July and :. The
prize list includes two races for s. 500
purses; two others for SI,009 purses ana
two for 500 purses. in addition TO num-
Der for valuable cups. Louis Chevrolet
with the big ninety horsepower flat car
Of Major Miller: Webb Jay. with his big
steam racing car; Barney OIdfield. with
his Green Dragon; Dan Canary. with his
racing car. r. H. r. Green with his
racing stable. including the two fast
racing ears; Earl kiser- with his, and
many more, viii be entries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Boston 3, New York o.

New York June 2L-New York's two
errors. wild throws by Chase and Dough
erty. coming with StahTs single in the
second inning. gave the home team to
days game by a score Of TO O. Attend
ance. 100. Score:
r H l.
lnAfSlbll
New York .-.--..--.........A >
BatteTies-Ta Young and Cri-
ger, Hogg- Powell and kIeinow.
At Washington - Washington pFfiladel-
nhia game postponed: rain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Results at Denver.

Denver. June 24-FirSt race free for all
pace-WinficId StrattOn won. Stranger .
Second Oregon Maid third. Time-2:19
Second race. Yellowstone Whisky
stakes. pa trot purse S1-500-Dewey won,
Getaway second. Phyllis third Time
2-15I-.
Third race. six furlOngs-MerCoto won.
Niseacre second. Galvanic third. Time
lis.
Fourth race. six fuTIUngS-DOlly Gray
won illuminate second. Gid third Time
-T.15f-
Fifth race. Soils handicap. mile-Free-
saise Won. SaIable second. Toledo third
Time-1.f2
Sixth race. five furIongs- Limb of the
Law won. Reality second. MASSAGE third.
Time-1.l2
Seventh race. five furIouES Annie Ma
RE won. Bourbon second. EcrUntc third
Time -ugI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs 8, Sioux City 6.

Sioux City. Ia. June g4.-Heavy bat
ting by the Colorado Springs team gave
them a victory TODAY. NewIin was hit
hard ND to the sixth. when he settled
down and shut out The viS-SJrs for the
remainder OF the game score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
CORBETT WONT REFEREE
Fight Promoters Boost Ex-Champion
to Help Them Out IN Box
Office.
(SueciaI to The Iicrald.)

Rs Wins. y Va June 24--The fake re-
port that Young CoTbCtt.' the former
fCatheTweight champion. viii fight d six
round preliminary with Frank NewhOUSC
and then rcfcTec the tweUty-rOUnd bat
tie between "NuSEsy" ShoeIs of Chey-
eune and Kid SeiCcT of Denver, has
created much amusement among the
sports There IS not money enough in
the game here even 90 pay Young Cor
belts expenses of coming 10 Rock
Springs. were he asked and did he ac-
Cept the invitation To referee. As for
fighting six rounds with Frank New
house. it Is 70 laugh NewhouSc and
CoTbett are At outs and recently when
they met in HyudS club rooms in Chey-
enue Corbctt passed his old trainer ND
with an icy stare. Tho fake reports
grow out Of an attempt to advertise the
fights here on the Fourth Of July.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
New Men For Murray,

Dan Hughey. the new manager of the
Murray team. has been busy for the past
week, and announces that heEhas signed
TWO new players for the SmeIter town
that viii surprise the fans They are
Kirby a third baseman and WAYNE a
shortst0p. Both come from tho Dubuoup
team IN the Iowa state league HuEhev
has also signed Eddie Hahn Eddie has
been given a position at one Of the smeIt-
ers at Murray. which viii hold him with
that team all summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Observers Lost Faith in Fritz.

His short stay in this city would easily
convince of this any one who saw him
when he arrived and when he left When
FitZsimmOns first hit IIon the odds were
and TO 1 that he would beat SchreCk
After he had trained for a week odds
were in favor Of Schreck. Nearly every
betting fight fan in the city who jour
ney6d to the Lagoon came home and got
down a bet on SchreCk- There was a rea-
son for this. and that Is that the longer
Fitz trained the poorer he got physical
" The day FitzSimmOnS arrived he said
he weighed los pounds. and If the truth
was known he probably weighed close TO
10 pounds when he left the city As 4
matter of fact, every day Fitz trained he
slapped his vitality just that much. and
instead of getting stronger. he got
weaker.
Had he continued going down hill at
the rate he was going. he would have
been weakiing in the hands Of Schreck-
Had he entered the ring in all prOba bility
he would have been an easy victim for
the Dutchman. 1t would not have been
SChTeCkS blows that would have beaten
Bob, but the training necessary 10 put
him in shape Should he ever enter the
without days work. for every time he
has workout il takes Just 50 much Of
his strength needed in the ring.
Fltz does wrong in attacking the local
club Every person who has iDveStIgat ted
the charges made by ritz knows that the
forfeit money was offered him before he
left the city Tt would have been put up
all right. and both FitZSimmouS and
Friedman his manager. acknowledged
his much Just before they boarded the
train for the east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
ostend Chess Results.

Ostend- Belgium June 34.-The chess
experts today began play in the tenth
round of the international tourna meut
When time was called at 1.30 O'Clock
Wolf had beaten Taubenhsus. Janowski
had disposed of Leonhardt while the
games between Blackburne and Schlecter
and Marco and Marshall were drawn.
In the afternoon session Tschigorin
went down before Teichmann; Burns lost
TO TarraSch and AfaDin was beaten BY
Mo-Oczy. The latter thus maintains the
lead of half point over JanOWSki and
TarraSch- who have each scored seven
points, while Moroczy's score reads ~.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Murray VS.. Vincent-Notts.

Manager Dan Hughey OF the Murray
team announced that the smelter boys
viii line uD against the Nincent-NOtts
1T Murray this afternoon. the game 10
bC called at 3.5O- CaStiatcu and SeargC
are the battery for the Murray boys. and
Romney and Jaynes for the Vincent
%otts-
Next Saturday and Sunday Murray viii
bring the Logan team down for two
Ssmes and VIII play the third game at
Logan on July u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
HAS-BEEN BIKE RIDERS
OF CHEYENNE WAKE UP

Cheyenne. June 2A-The Associated
Cyclists will give a race meet here on
July f. Frontier Park track is now be
ing put into first class condition. and it
is expected the sport will be exciting.
Among the entries In the professional
events are some speedy riders now rid
ing in Ogden, Salt Lake and Denver.
A number Of local old timers will also
ride. among them being Ed and Claude
Glenn. Charlie Bristol. May King and
others. There viii be races for members
Of the club. for fat men. for the state
championship amateur and other events.
in addition to the professional numbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

Sara Beruhardt bought her coffin a
number of years ago and still has it on
hand Evidently she does not expect il
10 be put into commission very soon, for
she has just cabled an order for an cleo
trio hanson. 1t viii seat three comfort
ably, and four with squeezing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
i YOUR BOY 4 DRUNKlRD?
Help Him BY Orrine 80 Overcome His
Craving. Can Be Given Secretly.

IT your boy or husband has fallen n
victim To the drink habit eudangeriGE his
future happiness and prosperity do not
DELAY q moment in helping him TO over
come his craving for drink VIII power
alone cannot cure the liquor habit. for
drunkenness is = disease and the desire
for liquor must be satisfied
Orrine. the wonderful specific for the
cure of the whisky and beer habit re-
moves all craving for drink with few
DAYS use and effects a permanent aud
lasting cure It comes in two forms. NJ.
/ is perfectly COlOTless, tasteiess and odOr-
less. and can be given in tea. coffee or
food without the patients knowledge
But we recommend No. , in pill form. TO
be used by those who desire TO free them
selves from the terrible mastery of drink
The cost Of either form is 81 box Or
riue the only guaranteed cure for the
drink habit. is sold and recommended by
Smith Drug Co. Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
DEsTITUTioN in JAPAN.

New York June 3t-An appeal for
mercy for the Japanese orphan relief
fund has been issued by Rev F Warren
Clark. treasurer of the organization. Nj
CLARK says in his appeal that Bishop NJ
G. Harris of the Methodist church. writes
from KitC that 90 families are destitute
in Kobe as a result of the war and the
same conditions prevail everywhere in
Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

Omaha. June 2f.-CouScCutivc hitting.
coupled with high class fielding. was re
sponsible for the shut-out administered
81 %gnTp-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, June 2A-Kilhan was wild in
the first inning and Chicago scored two
runs without a hit After that he held
the visitors safe, but the carly lead
proved winner. as White pitched A
splendid game and was entitled to a
shutOut- Attendance, 5,000. Score:
R H 4
Detroit ---- ---------.--.-l ,
Chicago .--. Observation-Disclosures
Ratteries-Killau and DILL; White and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

Sometimes the disease IS IN the dry
form, and brau-like scales form on the
skin, but the cause IS the szme-humOrs
IN the blood Salves, cooling washes,
powders and the like can do nothing
more than relieve the itching, because
they do not reach the acid-laden blood,
the seat Of the trouble 5. 5. S. cures
Eczema and all skin diseases by neutral
izing the acids and carrying them of
through the proper channels. When
S S S has done this the symptoms
pass away, the blood IS cooled and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
ECZEMA
ITCHES AND BURNS

The return of warm weather means q
return of torture to Eczema sufferers.
The blood IS charged with burning acids
and acrid matter which IS forced to the
surface through the pores and glands,
forming pustules which discharge sticky
fluid, and the itching is intense,
The doctors said had pustular Ec-
zema; 1t would break oUtIu small white
pustUleS. mostly on nv face and hands
dischargins a sticky fluid; crusts would
form and drop OF, leaving the skin red
and indamed. L was tormented with
the itching and burning character
Istic OF the disease for five years, and
during the time used various medicated
soaps, ointmsnCs and washes but these
applications seemed to make me worse.
After taking s. 6 s. n short time be-
gan to improves; the itching did not
WOTTy me so much 1 continued tbs
medicine. and soon all the ugly erup-
tIons disappeared and ny skin IS now as
clear as anybody's- I have not been
troubled with any breaking out since,
UTbana, o. Z. E KELLY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Reid to Fight Brennan.


TO70CTaT
Rock Springs WYE June I4-"Happy-'
Reid. the Cheyenne lightweight. who will
fight fifteen rounds with Jack Brennan
Of Rock Springs here, on June -. is rap
idaIv getting into condition. lie has
never been defeated and. although Gren-
nan is bigger and stronger than the
Cheyenne pug. even money Is being Of
fered on HAPPY"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Fight Scheduled FOR Casper.
lspecial 10 L. HeraIdl


Casper. Wyo.. June 14-The arrange
ments have been completed for a twenty
round fight in this city on july ! be
tween Kid Martin Of Casper and jock
ey'' Maynard of Denver The men will
fight for the gate receipts and a side
bet. Martin is tough boy to beat and
the Jockey will have to go some il
he gets the long end of the purse