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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-14
GAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San Francisco, Dec. l3-Mrs Matthews,
n undermining foal, took honors In the
third event at Emeryville today, although
she got away poorly and was n fast
company. II the nth a Lord 'sa ri Nelson n
a driving finish with Alma Boy close up
Results.
First race. mile-Pskaway, 10, Clark.
10 a won, Monaco Maid. l02, w Hunter,
10 q second; Dorado, l07, y. Russell 2
10 I, third Time--l:i5 s-6. Tsabellite, Lady
Fashion. Sir Carter Warte Nicht Wig
oroso and Vaughan also ran , az
Brown, q 10 1, won; clandestlne. lO7, Me-
Intyre, s to 8, second Fl chihuahua
i0, Graham. to !. third. Time-l:i2.
Lone Wolf, Canejo. Invader, Little Gregg,
Circus. optlmo. Thistle and Posart also
Third race, Ave furlongs--Mrs, Math-
Sy' p 49, kgas 20 second &c pSs sssr
Miller, 10 1. third Time-l;o2 as, HUI
mazda. Avona. Janice, Marian. Ardeues,
christmastide Elilnor and korosilany
also ran.
Fourth race mile and a auarter-Doll-
ma 10. Hunter, TO !, won; orchan. lol
Davis, 4 10 g. second; Infi,mmnh,e w
Gates Exapo and Chestnut also ran.
Fifth race, SIX and half furlongs--
Lord Nelson .i07. W Miller. Q 10 s. wen;
Alma Roy. Brown. IS 20 |, second. Cock
sure. 10. Knapp. 70 to !. third. Time
I,72 rs. chief Whitman. Irere Watson.
Snow Frclc an dAvone,la alsc. ran, -.
sixth race. seven furlongs-Neaior. i22,
Rsdfern, II to %, won; poman us. Four
tain, rs TO I, second: Russell lis. Miller,
TO 5, third. Time--1:D ~ Filie'a.
Tenordalc. Mike Mulvaney and FL Primo
also ran
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JOHN BEDELL,

riders to call on their partners for help
and relief. Leon Georget and Stol,
whose partners had been hurt In the
spill at 2 a. M, were the only riders
who could not get relief. and they had
to bear the brunt Of the fight for their
teams. II was killing work. and they
finally Jagged 20 such an extent that
1t was thought they had lost lap
when the sprint, after continuing for
IS minutes. was suspended.
MEN IN GOOD SHAPE.
Bedell and walthour are in good
shape, and they have promised to make
the race interesting for the others to-
day. They protested earnestly this
morning, when Just as they seemed TO
be about to gain a lap, Fogler fell,
making a spill and causing the red flag
to be hung out. which indicated that
the Walthour- Bedell gain would not
count. The riders claimed that the
fall was designed In order to block
their gain and for time they refused
to ride again until something was
done. They were eventually appeased
and the race which had been delayed
an hour, was resumed.
The score Of the nine leading teams
at 7 a. M, was ! 1923 miles and laps
that OF Waithour and Bedell and
Breton and Samuelson one lap less, and
that OF Calvin and Wiley l723 miles and
three laps less. This was 27S miles
below the record for the same number
OF hours,
RIDERS ON STRIKE.
An organized movement In which
nearly all the riders Joined as pro-
test against the rulings OF the judges
In refusing TO mark up the laps which
some OF the riders declare were fairly
won, was begun today The men de-
clare that they have been unfairly
treated, and that they will do no more
real work until the management makes
some arrangements by which their
gains will be recorded.
Soon after this agreement was
reached among the men, the pace
dropped 10 the minimum, and the race
developed into a slow and uninterest-
Ing procession. Arm In arm, members
OF rival teams pedaled slow along the
level floor at the base OF the bowl"
reading the morning papers and tok-
Ing with one another.
The score Of the nine leading teams
az 10 n. M. was l,T5l miles and laps.
Walthour and ReAell and Breton and
samuelson were still Ian behind the
leaders and Calvin and Wiley had COW
cred 1850 miles, 8 laps.
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SIX DAY RIDERS
GO ON STRIKE
They Declare That Ruling Against
Walthour and Bedell is
Unfair.
LOAF ALONG ARM IN ARM.
Leaders Joke and Read the Papers
While Waiting for a Change
In Ofiicial Decision.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE contestants
In the six-day bicycle race were grind
ing out laps In mechanical manner to-
day after an eventful night. The po-
sltions were unchanged according to
the scorers. although many OF the spec
tators believed Stol and Geoget had
been Tapped after sensational sprint
at. 8 a. IN. This squirt, as have been
so many during the race. was started
by the Walthour-B edeli team. 1t was
the longest of any that has yet &C.
Cured, lasting IS minutes. Walthour
and Bedell, smarting under decision
rendered an hour earlier, when a spill
robbed them of lap that they had
nearly won, started out at pace that
caused all Of the riders 10 do their best
and kept the spectators in a continual
roar OF cheers and excitement Reliev.
ing each other at every few laps,
2 llthour and Bedell kept going at
their best pace and forced the other
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DOLLS,
DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLL
DELAYED shipment Arrived.

A magnificent line Of the finest dolls,
brought to the market direct on import
The line is varied and prices reasonable
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SEASON CLOSES
WITH BANQUET.
An palOws Football Team Dis
:" hands After Big Feed in
Kenyon,
WANT THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
=, Tobln Promises TO Bend Every
Effort in Capturing the Honor
For Next Year.

..,A.u bonors for 1906 so far as All
fvVsv 49, College is concerned, came to an
n "sng last night at the kenyon MOTEL
~ oocaslop was the annual banquet 10
la' ssson's team, and II was participated
wv large and Jolly crowd OF players
- and friends OF the institution.
rtero we're toasts as well as good food.
"a tho rosy hope of the future was well
dressed by all those who spoke, Coach
Tfhlp received much praise on the out
ina Of the season work, ana MS
..ssvement Of hrst showing that the
.'s,y prestige Of the Salt Lake High
a,bool would not win II anything this
.sar was mentioned to bis credit His
lam started out with little promise. and
s,ded the season among the fastest teams
/, Inc west Next year the declaration Is
,S,, \ will be better balanced, much fast
., and good deal stronger In the line
and general team work.
The players who leave this year were
me subject Of special consideration. Chief
among these is Capt. Barney Quinn, who
.,ayAd hllbaek this season. He finished
NJ. course and will continue his educa-
don elsewhere next year He has played
br two years only, but he rounded rap
ay mo form and this year played a
gsmA that was hardly surpassed among
ST,tern teams, Murpny and Haze, ends,
IND John Toohey tackle, were also
smone those who were honored among
ins alests who were u return no more.
IN captain for next year was ANNOUNCE
al he IS to be Philip titzmaurice. lie
II only 10 years old, and has played only
M season at the post Of quarterback.
4 itder the new rules pony back field has
rrrh better opportunities than 1t had last
IN and this has given him chance to
xWk o advantage, Present last night
among the players who will return an
ole; year to help Captain FitSmsurlce
bulld Up his team, are Thomas, halfback;
pcoltte, halfback; Hamlin and Cannon,
hacks. Erfiin, tackle, and White. center
Coach Tobin will also be hack TO put
another year on top OF this seasons work
IN he rudiments. From now on Coach
TobIn will have close watch on his men.
for Be Is going 10 take up handhall, bask-
ttlal, and other indoor sports at once.
These will keep the boys busy until spring
when the track season will open, His In
eriion as announced last night Is TO
throw a team in each event into the field.
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CHALLENGE is ISSUED.
By Ogden Crack Shot to One Who
Claims Championship.

Dorsey Burgess, the champion rooster
shot Of salt lake or Utah and the United
States for that matter, has received o
little challenge from Archie Blglow. one
" the Lesser lights among the ogden MINI
Mds. Bigow is a arm believer In number
Iwen shot, while Dorsey says he would
Ner shoot anything but flves at roost-
IN Biglow says that he can lower Bur
CESS coiors II Cal Calllson cannot. Biglow
has the backing OF all the ogden shots
and mey VIII wager any amount for any
number Of the toughest. Oldest and spry
lWsleT that they can get In Utah. SO
SUDDEN was theh challenge and uaexpe- tel
tksi came near taking Dorsey's breath
away from him when he opened his mail
tbs morning. The members Of the Ho,alr
clgb we're preached on the matter and af-
IN considerable discussion on the merits
q The Ogden sports and the advantages
that might be gained from tho match shot
Il vas decided to wait until vote OF all
he members could be taken. Both Billy
Trtmayne and Harry Keefe were not
iheFe and those present dare not make a
serious move without their consent. Those
PRESENT however, were OF the opinion that
the local shots should not go up without
giving the parties plenty OF practise so
that they would have no excuse to offer
when their birds were brought to Salt
lake Dorsey. however, could hardly wait
He thinks that he viii have to go to Og-
Zen on business Saturday and may bring
hack a few Of the old birda
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contest II lasted 10 minutes and while It
continued. the 5000 people In the garden
cheered uproariously.
Walthour and Bedell relieved each other
several times as did also Breton and SAM
uelson, SLOT and Leon Georget had to
go It alone all through the sprint, which
placed them at disadvantage.
HOW THEY STAND,
There was long delay In announcing
tho 1 o'clock score and wnen II was made
public, II was seen that timers had not
gwen any gains or losses during the
sprint, II was the general impression that
stol and Georget mad been tapped.
Score. One hundredth hour, Root and
Fogler, 1850.
Downey and Moran. 1.6ss-3
Vandeistuyft end stol, l,sSS-3,
Macdonald and Coffey, l,eos-a
Netting ami Logna, l.s6o-S
Hopper and Downing. l,s6s-S
Rutt and Mcfarland, l,bs6-3,
Pye and Clark, l,6SG-3.
Leon and Emil ueorget, 1855
Waltbour and Bedell. l,6s6-2.
Breton and Samuelson, ,6s6s-2
Calvin and Wiley, 1850
Record 1885, made by Miller and Wal
Ter In 1899.
At 6 o'clock the score stood.
LISA miles 7 laps for all teams except
Walthour- Bedell and Breton-Samuelson,
who had 1855 miles laps and Calvin
Wiley, who had l,5s5 miles I laps.
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CLASS FOOTBALL.

The class presidents Of the four college
glasses of the State University met and
decided that the class football teams would
ali three games will be played The juniors
and seniors will meet while the two lower
class men will contest for supremacy, The
winners Of these games will play each otn-
err about Washington's birthday for the
school championship and the large beau
tiful silver cup offered by the members
OF the 'e5 class. The spirit Is daily increas-
ing and the teams are getting lined up
for some hard bitter football.
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Buy Right.

Buy Right.
Buy your furs from Mehesy and know
you buy them right Mehesy the
furrier.
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RADTKE CASE POSTPONED.

New York, Dec, l4.--Herman Radtkee,
the Jockey, who was suspended last fall
after an alleged bad ride OF the horse
Tommy Waddel. will probably not be able
planned. Al the regular monthly meeting
Of the stewards OF the Jockey club yes
terday his case WAS presented, but was
laid on the table for future action
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THE KINGsHIP
SERIES OF ESSAYS

These essays are studies In the power
Of the will TO overcome spiritual weak
nesses and defects OF brave and noble
lives. For boys and girls. nothing
could be more inspiring. They are
well bound and sell for 50 cents.
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Walthour-BedeIl Team Again
Tries to Gain a Lap on
Bunch.
JUDGES IN MUCH DISFAv0R.
Heroic Efforts OF Rear Men to Catch
Up Blocked BY Falls Among
The Leaders.

New York, Dec. 1.-two stirring Incl.
dents marked the progress Of the six-day
bicycle race at Madison Square Garden
early today. The FIRST came at Q o'clock
following an attempt Of John Bedell OF
the Walthour- Bedell team, to gain lap.
Just as he seemed certain to succeed,
Fosler, Of the Root-Fogler, fell causing a
spill In which half dozen others unwill-
ingly participated and making Bedells
work 60 for naught. Several Of the rid
ers were temporarily disabled, Wander
stuyft suffering most severely.
The incident and the subsequent protest
OF Walthour and Bedell, who claimed
that Fogler fell purposely so that they
could not gain the lap, caused a long sus-
pension OF the race Walthour and Bedell
refused TO continue the race, and nearly
an hour was lost before they would be in
duced to resume riding.
CLAIM FONEY WORK.
The other incident was sensational
attempt by Bedell and walthour at 8
o'clock to gain lap and make th< 4 ore
equal to that Of the leaders, The sprint
was one OF the widest and longest OF the
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uno suer es trtnft, Der iaaet Sanf.
go t5flih 1T bic 2abe.
gs 1T ons Bette in Der BeIt,
Die ih5nite aler @oben,
@as ifeert ms Gut, mas iheert uns Weto,
Weuu mir mar y2rue gtar'' baben.