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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
NOW FOR RACKE1S IN
THE LAWN TENNIS SET
Everything Points to Banner
Year Among the
Clubs.

With the advent OF spring, much inter-
est Is being awakened among the devo-
tees of lawn tennis Preparations have
already begun for putting the courts in
shape and local dealers report a good
demand for tennis goods. This should be
a banner year for tennis, as the prowess
of the Utah players is not unknown In
the East, the West. or even across the
water, II the reports OF the doings OF Mr..
T G. Griffin or James Salisbury can be
relied on. and we believe they can
Miller Club Elects Officers.
The Miller Courts Tennis club held
their annual meeting last Thursday and
elected officers for the ensuing year: w.
K, Conrad, president, DIR. c. 9. PlummeT,
treasurer H T Cleaver. chairman OF
committee OF membership. w l.. Mcleod.
chairman Of committee on greens. They
also acted on the applicable of several
new aspirants- The Miller people hope TO
be heard from good and plenty before the
season is far advanced.
The East Side Tennis club will hold
their annual meeting tonight
The Il street champions are making
preparations TO put their court back In
commission anG claim they expect to win
everything they can get ut this year.
New Courts ut Country Club.
| 1t is understood that the Country club
! is going to put In three new courts ihie
| year which Will undoubtedly give an I'M
petus to tennis among the fairer sex,
We have heard nothing from the Third
| South street courts
Capt. Ely said he would soon have the
! Fort courts up TO the STANDARD OF cfli-
| cheney set by the courts last year, and
| the rest OF the city courts would be com
| PEELED to hustle II they wished to com
! pete with them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
The Beauty Of Machinery.

Certain people imagine that machin-
ery Is ugly. uninterestlng and disagree
able Had they finer and clearer
vision they would see that the ugli-
ness is In the misuse of the machine
by Incompetent or careless men and
women. The well-made and well-cared-
for machine has "a beauty OF its own
that comes of strength. simplicity. pre-
cisIon, truth and harmony with the
divine laws that control the universe,
We may stand beside giant band
saw while. with screaming clamor II
rips a huge log into materials 1or a
home. To the clear vision II is lumin-
Gus with a strange beauty. beauty
VIC are only just beginning TO under
stand It's brilliant blade flying with
Incredible speed Ia making roof-tree
to shelter a happy mother
In another place we see machine
whose purring cutters are shaplhS
beautiful white pine into mouldings OF
classic form to decorate home-mak-
ing a million feet of mouldings. all
alike Perhaps some sensitive SOU
cries: How distressing, so mechan-
lcnl so monotonous How sad II all is,
Dear soull Creep back into your dusty
studio. Is 1t not better that ten thou
sand homes should have graceful forms
on stair and sash and door, than tha'
one home have handmade mouldings
and the others none at allE inc cut
ters OF this machine can and do accur-
ateIy produce the splendid curves de-
signed by the sculptors and the archi-
tects who made Greek temples glori-
Gus. The machine Is missionary OF
the beautiful, bringing the best OF art
forms to every home. so that even q
door frame may be altogether lovely
Machine mouldings are not ugly be-
cause cheap. They are beautiful and
cheap.-Charles Barnard in the Reader
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
SCHEDULE ARRANGED
FOR SCHOOL LEAGUE
Youthful Ball Players in Line
for Successful Sea-
son.

hhe Public School Baseball league met
yesterday and drew up a schedule OF
games for the coming ssascn, which was
revised and completed after due delibera-
ton by the athletic committees of the
several schools
So soon as the weather permits the
candidates for the teams will get out for
preliminary practice on their respective
grounds 20 round up for the opening
game, which Is slated for April q
April and 26-Lincoln VS. Washington
ooth games at Cudahys field
April and 26-Grsnt vs.. Webster. both
games at Liberty park
April and 2S-OQuirrh vs. LAFAYETTE
fist game at Eighteenth ward square
second at Liberty park
April 3 and 2-sumner vs. Hamilton,
both games at Liberty park
April and 2e-Llncoln VS. Grant. both
games at Cudahys field
April and 2s-Washington VS.. Webster
Eighteenth ward square
April and S0-Hamlton VS. Oouirrh
both games at Liberty park
April and 3o-Lafayette VS.. Sumner,
both games ut Eighteenth ward square,
first game at Cudahy's field. second at
Liberty park
April and May Webster VS.. Hamil-
ton; first game at Liberty park, second
at Eighteenth ward square
April 10 and May 2-Washington We.
Oquirrh: rst game at Cudahys field. Sec
ond at Liberty park
April 10 and May 3-Lincoln vs. Lafay-
cite; first game at Eighteenth ward
square second at Cudahys field.
April II and May Lafayette vs. Ham
ilton. first game at Liberty park, second
at Eighteenth ward square.
April II and May 4-Oquirrh VS.. Grant.
first game at Cudnhy's field, second at
Liberty park.
April 13 and May 7-Lincoln VS.. Web
steT; first game at Cudahy's field. second
at Liberty park.
April 13 and May 7-washington VS..
Sumner; first game at Liberty park, sec
ond at Eighteenth ward square.
April 10 and May S-Webster VS..
| Oquirrh. both a Liberty park.
April 16 and May @Lafayette VS.. Grant;
| first game at Cudahys field. second at
| Eighteenth ward square.
| April II and May 1o-Lincoln VS.. Sum-
| at Liberty park.
April II and May 10-Washington VS..
square, second at Cudahy's field
April 1e and May l4-Wcbster ys. Sum-
ncr, both at Liberty park.
| April 10 and May li-Lincoln ys:
oquirrh; first, game at Eighteenth ward
square. second at Cudahy's field.
April 10 and May 15-Washington VS.
Lafayette; first game at Cudahys field
| second at Eighteenth ward square.
| April g and May 16-Webster VS.. Lafay-
! cite; first game at Eighteenth ward
square. second at Liberty park.
April % and May 16-Grant VS.. Hamil-
! ton, both Mt Cudahys field.
| April "a and May l7-Sumner VS.
Oquirrh both at Liberty park.
| April "a and May l-Lincoln VS.. Ham
nton: first game at Liberty park. second
| at Cudahy's field,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
BALLOONS GOING UP.
Such a Business Started Up by a
French Cloud Pusher.

NEW YORK March 24-M. Cure. the
French blliardist who will compete In
the championship billiard tournament
which begins here April 9, arrived today
on tho steamer Las Savoie from Hnvre
Another passenger on La Sayoic was
Count Henri Ia Naulx, an aeronaut
He brought several balloons. with which
he will make a series OF ascensions.
Count La VaulX is the holder of several
worlds baIlooning records. He covered
the distance of 1900 miles from Paris to
Kicff Russia. in thirty-one hours, He
said today that he hoped to be able to
make Il trip by balloon from Denver to
Washingt on.
That trip Is perfectly feasible and
cnuld hn made In forty hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
VARSITY BASEBALL.
Captain Smith Calls Candidates to
Show Up Tomorrow.

Captain Lyle Smith of the University base
ball team has issucd call for the nrst prae-
,icc 10 be tcld tho campus tomorrow after
noon AT present there are about twenty
nro1p.ctiye candidates, some OF whom arc
n az men when IL comes TO tossins the bnll. -
The rucccss Of baseball at the university VIII
dou,nd more or less on the forming ot an
intercollegiate league. Al present the eall7
tossers at the big State school arc bending
,hcir energies in this direction, but Provo and
the Logan colleges too much concerned
with track work 10 seriously consider '. inc
he formed embracing tho Weber Stake acad.
emy. the l. D. $. U. the NJ c; a. and
viii bo little loft for tho university ball-tossers
% Io hu: dlsband.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
SUNSHINE COMING SURE.
Will Swoop Down on Salt Lake in the
Near Future.

Dillon, Mont, March ..
Sporting Editor Tribune, Salt Lake:
Dear Sir-While in Spokane l had the
pleasure of meeting Prof Sunshine" with
his manager, Mr.. 5. S, Puny' and visited
his training quarters. / write this as
/ fancy his many friends In your city Will
he pleased to learn OF his successful
''bouts" out here.
He Is to meet and fight Harry Sohaffer
of Los Angeles here In Dillon on March
% Schaffer Is quite drawing caro- ow-
no TO his successful bouts" recently.
Prof. Sunshine Oeck OdclD, since leav-
ing your city. has met and defeated Eddy
Santry at Van Couver In eleven rounds.
Young McCoy at Mlssoula in three rounds,
Jack Donpeily in Spokane In two rounds,
Kid Harper at oregon Cliy IN seven
line rounds
KID Harris. with whom he was matched,
had his iaw broken by Sunshine before
The Gght was pulled off over an argu-
ment in a saloon.
Odeil and party VIII visit your city en-
coute East in the near future Yours
.i,. c, j. HALL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
New Orleans City Park Races.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2i-City Park re-
sults:
First race, three and half furlonGs-Lens
won King Leopold second. Charlie Wood third.
Time. 20 i-5. .
Second race, mile half-Lyddon won, Bell
tho Cnt second Electc third. Time. ,55 SIS.
Third race. seven furlongs-lmmortelle won,
Algonquin second. Prince of Pless third. Time.
2S 2-5
Fourth recc, stecplcchose. fun course-ohio
King won John f. owens second. Little Wally
third Time. 1856
Fifth race. mile and sStcenth-Debar won.
Devout second, Almn Dufour third. Time, l3I
Sixth race. six furlongs-Lucy Young won,
Meadow Breeze second, Bensonhurst third.
Time, l:lI
Se-eath rRcc sovcn furlongs-Bert Ore won.
Arthur GUNNER second. Foxmcad third. Time
"a "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Maddox Issues Booklet.

Coach Anddoek yesterday sent TO press tho
u,,ic hookIct which he ~ getting out rs Il
suide 10 High school athletes who contemplate
taking par. In the annual High School, state
track meet So many inquiries for instructions
es TO hcw to put the shot, run or jump or
hurdl. that II deemed more oxpcdicnt
10 pu,,lIsh the booklet giving instructions To-
gnralnr all the events than to reply TO the In
Siyidual Inquiries. This booklet VIII be dis
,r,hutcd among tho students at tho dif1crs7t
9Igh sohonlE OF the State. The book opens
win discussion on athletics in general
n,sicl.s written by the star men In eacn
oycot describing minutcly all the details, fol-
isS The booklet contains. in addition cuts
Of the star athletes now attending the unl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Results at Oaklawn.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March A.-coklawn
results
First race six turlones-Fro Filipo won,
Sneer second Investor third Time. lis SIS.
Second race half mlle-Itio GTande won, DC
ono second Arthur Roscnheld third. Time,
BIZ
Third race mile end n sixtccnth-9arshal
Ney won Charlatnn second. Jack Young third
Time .5I.
Fourth .ncc six and n half furlonss--EoS-
hall won. Naughty second, Uather Koynl
third Time l:2I S-5.
Firth racc. six furlongs-Bendigo Won. J Z.
Maybcrry second, Mafalda third Time III
Los Angeleno sccond AGgle Lcwls third. Time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
eouTH DAKOTA JUMPER WINS.
corrals Honors in Annual English
Trnck Meet

LONDON. March 24-Thc annual OK.
:, ,LLdl,tCSambridge LltS = hsld sports were held at
Ihs n,nn nv seven events to three
oxforI'a m' Rhodes scholarship students
IN Gye ny seHsR eyeh'i Dakota won the
II, N: 18th TWENTY-FIVE feet and three
lcnS and also the high jump with Ave
ltch,Sc and threc-quartcr inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
1.eaball League Meeting.

-. Of tho Dubei Tailor salt
The mem memo5;ii Wiil report for practice tn, this
h%ES 'sa "n5er 6S Srsfon %rsts4 permits Gf Capt
Every man 1ui, ,'IleS Ipascbsll be uniform and
EGcsdf%s EGood WORKOUT is ex9setsc Ge S,, po meeting
In the eYe',is ~ the new state league
Of the PRO pr2mG'etffsc n tfc office Of PrssIdnt nss
ton to- be es'' q Shepard in The co''fne' ''"'
bio ck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Chess Match o Draw.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The NTH chess
match by cable between British and American
,tnlvcr sl.Ics for the Rice trophy was played to-
day and resulted in a draw, each side scoring
. oolnts Tho trophy, therefore, renRlna In
nri,ish possessIon for another year, The
American tcum composed OF representatives
Of Brown Cornell and the Iniverslty of Penn
.yiyania PLAYED at tho residence or Prot 1sano
T. RI-c in this city and the British. repre-
pcntinG oxford and Cambridge. In London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
AFTER NEW ATHLETIC TRACK.
I. D. S. U. Management After Agrl-
cultural Park to Train.

tn relieve the crnmped condition under when
,,a T, D. s U trock athletes arc at present
tto1 10 do thcir training pcrformIncrs the
lo,Stu councu of tho STUNTS school Is try
a.n'eno avn w arrange With tho management OF the
e tercnltural Park association TO LEI the atnlotes
~ - ~ race trnck and the held In the center
us' - tack for their work. There is pTac-
OF OF n tno No track ON their campus and the room
for tho nold events Is far too Email tEe 'mSm h
ioi A. ,ny good work hr j NJ. NILS ~h"
70 uo tbc achocTs athletic council is tho
, h.ana never in the new project
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
pick and Shovel for schoolboys.

A hundred enthusiastic High school
hoys gathered on the High school ath-
Iotic campus yesterday morning, and for
over an hour busied themselves cleaning
up and repairing the campus and running
track.
The training work will begin Monday
The campus Was cleared OF half wagon
load of rocks and nearly an equal amount
n sticks unl rubbish. Holes were fllied
IN and the whole thing made level
The turns OF the track were built up
rnd made sloping to enable fast sprint
ing. - A., a.,
and shoysl brigade" was a big ball game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
HORSE RACE AT PAYSON.
To Come Off This Week for sou
Purse.

While the dato has not been definitely de.
,Sd On n horss race is on during the next
.eL ~ Poyson between Joe Wrenns Mary r.
md 7 n Fletchcr's Little Maud
The course will be for coo yards anu LOT
,,,'rs. ~ SsO0 n aldc horses TO carry lcp pounds
Ice Natress. the wcll-known Jockey OF thls
liz bos t..nn engaged TO ride Fleteher-s mare.
.,tIio "shorty'' Evans will handle Wrenn
entry. 10 ,oA a strIn1 of
-N', "a Angelica wired him Inst night
~, no would be ir tho city tomorrow on Ma
~ hack 10 the Eastern rnce pnfHs,, UNI, uii%
~ he Is in good humor. may take thc 9~nNci ~
-, Tor another crack at the old race game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Rasket-Ball in Murray.

Manager Davidson OF the Murray has-
vt hall team announces that the team In
,hc smcltsr city VIII continue It's series OF
Has arranged contests with the other
INNS in that town, also with Taylors-
lille American Fork. Provo and others.
lie arranged for new suits to be pro-
,,idcd nv Freeman Bassctt of the Western
Arms company yesterday, which he de-
riares arc The finest that any OF the
rGsket throwers VIII be arrayed In this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Utah Lines Win Ball Game.

Tho Utah Lines baseball team won out
from the Olymplas at the Collegiate In
stitute grounds yesterday afternoon by a
score OF 5 to 4.
,,,.so Nathaniel, catcher: Ande and Phil
SIo5er pltcuers: Wallace Holt and Phil
SSsfer, first base; AndG and Wallace
Iii second base; Roswell Hudson, third
10. San Hansen shortstop. Ray Clark,
pight feld, Charles Rash. center field; Ed
n.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Olympic Games.

Partial list of British entries for tho olym-
pic games and some OF their performances
None OF the cntri.s for the neld events are TO
Rand only the contestants for the track events
having como out for: 100 yards, J. W
Marion As seconds: li0-yRrd dash, Lieut.
UoswolI EdInboro so 2-5 seconds, $50 yards
X Kornwalis. oxford. "a 2-S. one-mile run
Lieut. Hawtrcy. J. =. Gorth. w. A anderson
ou good for 400 or under and probably Corn
wallis, oxford good for All rs
Fiya-miI. run. Churchill Edwards. Cam
bridge. ], z. Cough, Scotland all good lot less
,han
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
s'sse Chess Match Opens.

Il sns Marc March "A An Interested
kAsy tn tVsent al the Inns-of-Court
4 efe7s rcs,nISs %.IleSs the opening OF the
S&ge ana p'ch C between Oxford and
.fty Of D Sofnell, Brown and the
ct Interra,iulnsyiNania for tho Isaac
'Sesd nr,u.hl nrornhl chess trophy. Play
-huo3s after the exchange
At,rono,,,a W Bowles, president
~ In behaIsh Chess club, watched
oi the American con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
po11cE JUDGE FAvoRs BOXERS,
Dismisses Manslaughter Charges IN
Tenny Case.

GAN FRANCISCO, March A.-Poliee
,Sdse nSe Cabanlss today dismissed tho
chafGeS %su Mark Shaughncssy. Spider
Erdhh'oJ IgcliT John Froync. Timothy McGrath,
h6etg, h6nmas Burke and Billy Roche, growing
s q the cSStas SsaS 2T @,h h'5S HS s TRs Judss
hsa h,S t6ot there was no evidence to sus-
- tho charges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
For Another Race,

No certainty as yet but 1t is given , out
Isr,rc Bichgatc, Harris and F. Appleby
world champion for fifteen miles). are being
t,aincd for the contest. An idea OF what they
can accomplish can be mado by looking nt
,h.i, performances on the ten-mile fiat race:
Ndr,oc good Tor under g minutes tho other
three under - minutes -
No dcnnItc entry for swiming and walking
contests are % hand yet. but II points 10
a narrow victory for Daniels IN 'he sno'' u''-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Tho linc Up:
Second Team
ROWLING TOURNAMENT ON.
NJ ps Held at Palace Alleys Begin
ming Wednesday Night.

I'm he n two~man tournament
LID at the Palace asys Disb,s nSAs Tem@s
dgy. JhuI"daSn viii please have en-
Wishing foes [ at Palace alleys with name
Of Tea teaHf, for entry Will be 81 per team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
RUGBY FOOTBALL GAINS
COLLEGE PRESTIGE
American Institutions of Learn,
ing Picking Up English
Sport.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Those interest
ed I'm the introduction of Rugby football
In the United States are working to have
one or moro English teams make a trip
to this country next fall, while there Is
a probability. 1t is said. that a general
conference will be held abroad in which
delegates from this country will be asked
to take part The instgator OF the
movement I'm this country Is w DeBurgh
Whyte. secretary Of the Columbia Uni
verslty club.
Percival Real Devilish.
He has been corresponding with Perci-
val Coles. secretary OF the Rugby foot
ball union In London, and recently re-
ceived the following letter from Mr. Coles.
In which the latter said:
Il laid your correspondence before my
committee at their last meeting. The
whole matter will come before the inter
national meeting. Saturday, March IL,
The following resolution Will be proposed
by this union That conference be held
between delegates of the colonial un-
ions, the United States OF America, and
the international board. such q conference
to take place before the meeting of the
board In March, 1907.
Convention TO Be Held.
The resolution providing for the con-
Mr. Whyte although he has not heard
the result, says that he has received as
surances from England which lead him tc
believe that II was passed
Those who arc advocating Rugby as ar
International game believe that the West
ern colleges will play an important par
In arousing interest in this country, The
University of California has sent hel
football coach to England for the pur
pose Of studying the English game.
Hope of International Game.
Mr. Whyte hopes for nm internationa
rama between Columbia and Oxford o
! Cambridge, which would SO far TOWARD
arousing interest here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
n,r,,qes From Ball Club.

CHICAGO S MaFcn iSn E, mAuspSi 1iasn naSssal AqS5
Ln1n .,,;c Tor s25, 900 damages for injuries. re-
lrIS nv being hit by batted ball, was
t,doT awarded $4,000 damages by jury
g., Jndue Frosta court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
l. D. S. U. BASEBALL
First Practice Game of Season Held
Yesterday.

The first of the l. D. ,'o1 pGaetiGT HT c5Sunds
gSs1o gomes1 waS afternoon. and fairly good SS sS,
ggiStlom was given by tho T two sdcaoS n.nSg teams
gar"e s,,Itcd Viz IN a victory for the hrst b"heh
Hw a scrrc Of Is 10 4 - "A, sonc crod
The pitchers OF both S''eS o'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25

Just think It over, All Salt Lake coun-
~ real estate is safe investment, but
Smcltcr City lots at $50 is where the
crowd In buying
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP co,
No 20l D. F. Walker Blk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Y. NJ. C. A. MIDGETS WIN.
Hang Solar Plexus Punch on Saints
Basket Rollers.

The All Hallows college basket ball team
were trimmed in beautiful stylo asst night
when they ran up against the Y. NJ c. a.
'Midgets' MT the NJ. c. a gymnasium. The
score wuD IS TO In tho Midgcts' favor.
From the nrat toss-up unit the end of the
gnmc the Christians took charge OF the ball.
and III not give the college warriors much
as q look In Tho college landed only one
basket Turing the whole game.
IClisTc Position Y NJ c 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
'''A AND RETURN S1.OO.

n. ~. ~ s', Sunday, March rs,
olasn 10 56ke g 1925 n. m. Returning
y. m. Everybody Invited.
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Mondays Fair Grounds Entries.

First race, six furlongs. sslling-Many
TkankS lol, PlTcbela o., Sglnund Ice, Sly Gem
l6l. Invinciblo l0t. Bonebrakc l02, ALBERT %.
Young Jessc 101. Simon Kent l02 Lythellst sS.
Monis l0l. Atwood 109. All!sta l0l. Teddy
Urookwood IS, Electric Spark 20
Second ruce, six furlones, selllnR-Owasca
So Ad High lOS. Elastic 100. Gay Adelaide los.
ARABIC III Dan McKenna 100. Enyeriie lol,
Noh3yc 1gj. Shenandoah 100.
Third :ecc. one mile and a slxtcenth-Canyon
lO7. Footghts Favoritc los. HuntcTdOn 100,
WhlpIoorwil l0T. Biennenworth 10J
Fourth race seven furlongs. handicap-Hun-
terdan s5 Stoncr Iiill "a. King Cole -. Rapid
Water IS. Logstclla los. First Premium 100.
Columbia Girl los. Tom Mankina 100 Fcnlnn
90 whippcorwill 81, Stcokwood 81 Couple
King Cole. Rapid Water and LoGistella as
HlldrcM entry. Couple Whippoorwlli and
Stcckwood es Williams entry.
Firth race. six furlongs-Hcnry Hentricks
los. The Rum l05 Oberou lO2. T. u. Zero loS.
Las Cherry los. Miss Dodgcr 100. j. o. t'lcm
lO3. quaint lGa. Security ll5. Petor Nathaniel
100 Handbag 100. SnrssYnrIln 100.
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth, selling
Plautus 100. Light Note l06 King OF the Valley
l0i McWilllems los, Imboden l@. Brilliant ~,
Stonownll lO7 Alan los. Sincerity Belle 20
Fred tiornbeck lO5. Water Pansy los, Prince
Salm Salm les. Dccile lo3. Lemon Girl lo7
Don't Ask Me lOi.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
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@ro Work a Feature.
tiioute to Fitzsimmons.

| n "ai. "aimmons. In my opinion has
|lecw hghter who understood the
Mnch ~ the training Junk OF any
3 bu, SSlnen Sn and song is a pat
Itsrs uont bring home the money
-a's no Idle Chatter Ni'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Fast Amateur Writes Chapman.

Manager Chapman also received let
ter from Fred Earnst, the crack amateur
cyclist from Rochester, n. Y, who held
the eastern New York championships in
ls0i-l%5 on the indoor tracks.
Enrnst Is eager to como out to Zion
and Manager Chapman will sign him up
within the present week
Jack Hume. the varsity rider, Is anx-
Ious to see him here, he would like
TO take q chance with the Eastern man.