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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race. three-quarters mile, selling
Shasta Max, 112; Pontex. 112; Milpitas. III
Diamond Nose, los; Fielder. 10s: Evados
fO7 Stroke, 1O5; Feminine, 105; Great
Heavens, 105: Cool. 105; Furnace. IS; Held
81: Wildwood Belle, 90; Rey Del Dinero
50: Hardly Son. 80: Roy T.. SO.
Second race. three quarters mile, selling
-Dfedkin. 112; Anderson. los; Indictment
los; Servicence, los; Traffic. 10s: Frieze
I05: Yankee Daughter 105: Otilo, los; Alice
Collins, 1O5: Osorine, 100: The Peer, 100;
Street Singer, 100.
Third race, one mile. purse-Royal Ben,
lis; w. H. Carey. 105; First Peep, 1o2;
Ida May, 9s; Hasty Agnes. sc.
Fourth race. thirteen-siXteenths mile.
handica p-Restigouch ~; Dandelion.
100; EthOn, ia; Marc Antony, III; Col
Ioquy. 109; Center Shot. los; Lisaro. los:
Sir Edward 104: Magazine. 103; Grande
Dame. 101; Roalta, %.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling
st AIario. 112- Duke of Bridgewater,
1O9: Whidden. 100; Byron, 100; St. Kilda,
107; L. c. Widrig, 1O7; Sen Beckam. 1O5
Apt JOS.
Sixth race. eleven-sixteenths mile-Judge
Denton, 112: Orelio. 112; Armio. 112; Sara
cinesca- 100; Bell Strome. 100: Sam c.. 100,
F. Z. Shaw. 109: Wisteria. 109; Audubon,
109 Belle of Iroquois. 100: Money Muss
100; Tim O'Toole. 1O9: Bell Chamber, 104;
Netting, 104; Aunt Polly, 104.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
TodaY's Oakland Entries.

First race. futurity course. selling-Cap-
tain Kennedy. 10; Won Tromp. log; Nappa
loo; Invader. los; st. Avon. los; Fancy, lO4
Sid Silver. 10S; Buster Jones' I03 King
Brush, 1O3; Golden Wave 1O3: Speaker
Fontana, 100; Francis Joseph. IS.
Second race. five-eighths mile. selling
Hazlet. 10; Johnny White 1O1: Egotist
IS: Rosamo. IS; Cowen, 9S; Larry Multi
gan, 9S; Bill Eaton. 90: Duhme "a: Yak
ina Belle, 81; The Vicar. 81: Be Brief 81
Third race, mile and seventy yards
selling-ClOverland. 10; Confederate. 10
Bellemeace, l91; Elevation, 107; ]. r
Laughery. l07: Byronerdale. 107: Bill Cur
It's, 1O7; Colonel BronstOn. l07: Steel Blue
9S.
Fourth race mile and an eighth, the
Withers handicap-Cressina. 105; Tony
Faust. 1903; J. c. Core. 9S; Eye Bright IS;
Beggs. 90; Milford. 90.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Talamund. 10: Eckersall. 10: KAN
sack, 10; The Englishman. 10: Rotrou.
107: PasOdella, 107; Lampadrome, 1O7;
Cholk Hedrick. 107: Sophomore, 1O3
Sixth race. seven-eighths mile. purse
Sewell. 115; Ocean Shore. 107: Anna May.
l07; Red Leaf. 1O7; Hanbridge. 105: Dol
lie Dollars. 102: Creation 10l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
IT'S RIGHT
IF IT'S HERE
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETS
Boiling Organizations Gain One
Point, Which Gives Majors
Shorter Drafting Season.

New York. Dec. Sat the meeting of
the League of Professional Baseball
Clubs today the election of officers and
follows:
President, Harry c. Pulliam; secretary
treasurer John A. Heydler: board of di-
rectors, Messrs. Barney Dreyfuss.
Charles H. Ebbetts. August Hermann.
Sharles W. Murphy and George Ii.
Dewey.
An important piece of work performed
was the acceptance of the national COM
missions recommendation that the ne
ROC OF drafting season for major leagues
should be curtailed to extend only from
sept l to 10 of each year. instead of as
now to Oct. I. II. as is expected. the
american league in its meeting tomor-
row accepts the same recommendation
II will then become a part of the ma
eoIlal agreement, and the Eastern league
kaiIerlcan association combination will
nave gained one of the points for which
mission. NOii-
me championship of 1908 was formally
awarded to the Chicago club.
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IN THE HURLY-eURLY.

Catholic Standard.)
| gotta stand cen Walla street
But beez ness dOnta pay,
For no wan here got time for eat;
So gon' nova way.
Grand. reecha men dey hurry past
Zen sunshine, cen da rain,
An, oh. dey go so fast, so fast.
Eet geeve my heada pain.
l gotta fines fruit for sal
You findin' anywhere,
But STEEL | nights JUS as wal
Be dead fur wat dey care
Ees only wan theeng here / love
Dose birds dat feed cen street:
| pose you mebbe call dem dove
Eth? 'Peegeon?" Yes OATS eet
All day dey fly about my stand
An SOM of dem / max
For Justa sect upon my hand
An eata nut an cak'
But STEEL da 'Mericans go by
An nevVa look at me-
Dey got so strange look cen da eve;
l wondra wat dey see
Vance only was dere wan so good
An kind to stop cen street
An throw dose pretta birds som food
An wait for watch dem eat
All, here, | theenk. ices granda man.
But pretta soon ! see
Ees Justa drunka Merican-
So drunk as he can be.
So | am seeck weeth Walla street,
For beeZ' ness don'ta paw:
Ees no wan here got time for eat.
So ] gon' nova way.
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Dec SIN a hard drive
Molesy, 40 to l shot. won the Pasadena
handicap for all ages, at seven furlongs
at Santa Anita park today The victory
was surprise to his owner j. Bennett
who did not bet a cent on his horse
The start was very bad. Magazine and
Pedro being left at the post. Lizaro the
favorite, went out to make the pace and
led to well into the stretch. Here Molesy
who had been trailing his field, began
moving up. Closing strong Molesy caught
the favOrite in the last sixteenth and won
going away by half a length. Favorftes
had bad day, winning but two Of the
events. Results:
First race. selling, six furlongs-La
Gloria 10. Powers), 10 3, won: Airs,
10, (Shilling), 9 to 3 second: Teo Beach
los. (Schlessinger), 20 to l, third. Time
1:12 1-5: Columbia Girl. Janeta. Vivant
and Bribery also ran.
Second race. one mile, purse-Dominus
Arvi no. (Powers), to Z, won Edwin
T. Prayer, no. (Shilling). 9 to /, second /;
Husky, 106, &C. Millerl, TO l.. third. Time
LBS 10. Harry Scott, W. H. Carey and
Alma Fufour also ran.
Third race. five and one-half furlongs.
selling-San Nicholas, los. (Shilling), to
second. KorosiIany. lO5. CBurns). 3 OTTO l.
third. Time-1:06 10 Free Knight The
Bear, Toller: Bob Ragon, Billy Mayham.
Runaway, Progress. Tim O'Toole and
Friar of Elgin finished named.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, Pasadena
handicap-Molesy, 100. CYorke), 40 to !.
won: Lisaro. los. (Shilling), TO ., sec
ond; Gemmell 10S. CHarris), to I, third.
TimeI:2 Sir Edward. Green Seal
Gabu. Magazine and Pedro also ran
Fifth race. mile and three-siXteenths.
selling-Henry o., 81, "a Harris), 10 to
l. won; Sam Bernard. 1O2, Clark, 3 to l.
second: Bucket Brigade, 101, MARTINI, S to
l. third. Time-2:00 80 Orcagana, Mike
Jordan, Merrill, FlavignS Knight of
Ivanhoe. Corkhiil. Uncle Henry and Sen
ator Beckham also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs. purse-Joe Mad
den, 10. (Shilling) s to ), won; Fair An
ME, 1O2 (Archibald). is TO l, second;
Homecrest, us, (Powers), 9 to 10. third.
Time-1:12 As. Shapdale, Sorrowful and
J. F. Crowley also ran.
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STILL SMASHING RECORDS.
Walthour and Root Sprint and Re.
gain One of the Lost Laps.

New York, Dec. Sat midnight tonight
eleven teams still remained competitors
IN the siX-day bicycle race. OF these
five were tied for first place with az
miles and laps to their credit Three
other teams were one lap behind. two
were two laps to the rear while one was
trailing in the rear by several miles. The
leaders at this hour were eight miles
ahead Of the best previous record. which
was $50 miles and laps, made by Fixes
and MacFarland in 1900. The men had
Kept up the steady grind with no losses
OF gains since the sensational sprint which
resulted in the shakeup shortly before s
clock this afternoon.
At Midnight.
e The score at midnight. the close of the
iorty-eiShth hour was as follows:
Rutt and StOl, MacFarland and Moran
Fogier and Lawson. Collins and Mitten.
Hi and DemaTa, 974 miles laps: Ander-
sol and Vanoni; Palmer and Walker. De-
Nonoyitch and Droback, 974 miles laps;
Nalthour and Root. Calvin and Wiley,
~ miles ! lap; Faber and Lafourcade, 965
miles . laps.
At I o'clock this morning the relative
positions of the teams was unchanged
The leaders at that time had Travelled 993
miles and laps. against the former rec
ord Of $50 miles and laps in 1890 race.
Score at a. m.
The score at , o'clock this morning, at
the end of the fiftieth hour, was as fol-
lows: "
Rutt and Stol. mcfarland and Moran.
Ogler and Lawson, Collins and Mitten
Hili and Demara. 1.011 miles laps; An
derson and Vanoni. Palmer and Walker
Devonovitch and Brobach. 1,Oi1 miles Z
laps; Walthcur and Root. Calvin and Wi
Fey l,9ll miles laps; Faber and La
fourcade, 1902 miles laps
The former record was / O02 miles and .
laps, made by Fixes and MacFarland in
1850 q anu III
one of the most sensational sprints oc-
CURED IN the fiftieth hour, started bv
er riding four miles they had regained one
or their lost laps. The spectators were
all on their feet wildly cheering until the
riders had slowed down to a steady mace.
- "ds HhpoSslble to tell at the time who
lost or gained laps, besides Walthour and
Root GIL"
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IL IL Z -
TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakland, Dec S.-Thomas H. Williams
Vol Two races IN row at EmeryviIie
today. Beilwether and Rubia Grande car
race won by Rubia Grande. resulted in
one or the best finishes of the season.
SIX horses being heads and noses apart
Inc y ne winner Just got up in time to beat
Bon Homme. The surprise of the day
was the victory Of Prince Nap at odds
or ~ to !; May Amelia was bid up from
$50 To $3.50 by Frank Weir, who secured
,n soo6 Sl franels was bid up from $500
70 $50 by George Read. but was re-
tanned. Results:
First race six furlongs, selling-Prince
Nap. Jos. (Scoville), 20 to 1, won: Berry
DIM, III, lMillerl, to l, third. Time
LII 10 Lord Rossington, Yellowstone.
Saila; En- and EN-. st. Joe. Banposal,
Round finished as named. 'i ~
second race, six furlongs selling-St
Francis, IL, (Mentry), 8 to 5. wons Blu
colo, Io9, lKeogh), 9 to 5. second; Plaus-
ible, 10s, (GilberD, 60 to ], third Time
! n 4-5. Celeres, Standover. Curriculum,
Metlakatla, Ellred. Phil Igoe and Myrtle
Knight finished as named.
Third race, one mile and seventy yards,
1o6 (Gilbert.- to 3,
won; Import, log, Upton), to l, second;
Billy Pullman, los. (l<eogh), s to /. third.
Time-l:8 l-5. Deutschland, ]. c. Core
and Logistilla finished as named.
Fourth race. six and one-half furlongs.
purse-Rqbid Grande, 102, GILBERT. to
5 won; Bon Homme, 100. Gee), 8 to ,.
second; Mailman. los, CWalsh), Is to s
third; Time-l:21 3-5. Twilight Queen.
DR.. Holzbers, Anna l.. Daley Work Box.
Little Jane and Hoyle finished as named
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth, selling
May Amelia, Jos, &c. Sullivan) TO i
won; Raleigh, 100. (Butler). to l, sec.
ond; Spring Ban, 103, (Walsh), Z to 2
third. Time-1:50 3-5. Archan. Bravoure
May L. N, Bill Curtis and Royal Red fin
ished as named.
Sixth race. five and one-half furlongs,
purse-Warden, 107, Uee), 8 to 5, won:
Toll Box, 10, (Butler), TO /, second
Bishop W., 1O1, (Walsh), 800 to 1, third
Time-11O- Rosevale. Palo Alto. Strike
out. Sainvoke. Judge Cronin and Meddling
Hannah finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
DECEMBER g IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

Clubs held its twelfth annual reetino, -,
Washington. d. {. ''iie III
n.o-At San Francisco. California Oaks
race; tour-mile heats. Won by MoIIie Nc
lSS6-The Cleveland baseball Climb admit
Ied To- membership in the American as
lN'-At Denver. John P. Glow. middle
MglSht pugilist. shot dead by F. c. Man
-N--At San francisco. George DAVIS de-
tteaIe yea Don ODOnnell in twenty rounds
l+4-At Milwaukee. Charlie Neary and
draw ~ q
lSJ0-At New York. Root and F'ogIer won
ule annual six-day bicycle race in Madi-
son Square garden.
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DOWNING QUITS
SIX-DAY RACE
mormon" Team Unable to
Stand Terrific PaCe-HoIliS-
ter Unable to Get Partner.
lspecial to The Herald.l


New York. Dec S.-pueIs of the fiercest
sprinting that sent records all a-smash
characterized the racing at Madison
square Garden today. Several teams
were sent so hopelessly to the rear dur
ina, these contests that their riders gave
lp in despair, while others were forced
10 drop laps that their most ardent sup
porters realize cannot be regained
Bobby Walthour and his riding mate.
Eddie Root two of the most popular
pedallers in the race, were Tapped twice
and il is rumored that their faces VIII
soon be numbered among the missing.
Victor Dupre, one of the French team,
collapsed after he relieved Leon George.
his partner in spite of everything done
10 revive him. he became little more
murmured his refusal to return TO the
track The team was compelled to quit
the race. George. when no relief ap-
peared, kept on riding for more than
eight hours. He fell from his wheel,
completely exhausted.
In the early morning hours the men
we're reckless and a terrific sprint put
the Italian-French team, Brocco and
I.abrousse out of the grind. They were
closely followed by the MOrmons- Both
were exhausted and practically out Of
THE running. That they realized this was
evident when Hardy Downing refused to
relieve his mate. G. l.. HOLSTER, and was
declared out. The pair were four miles
and five laps ahead OF the record, but
HOLSTER was unable 10 secure another
mate, and tie team was declared out
During the sprint from 2:15 to 2:35 a.
m, when Root and WalthOur regained
one of their lost laps. Collins and Mitten,
Drobach and DevOnOvitch. and Anderson
and Vanoni each lost a lap.
8, O'Clock Score.
Rott and Stol, MacFarland and Moran,
Fogler and Lawson. Hill and Demara
1915: Walthour and Root, and Palmer
and Walker. 1031.4: Collins and Mitten
1915; Calvin and Wiley, 1881 .: Anderson
and VanOni, 103l1; Devonovitch and
DTObach. 1881 o.
Former record, 100 miles, 5 laps, by
Fixes and Mcfarland in 1900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
BUTTE IS DULY DROPPED
Northwest League at Last Places a
Team in Portland-Lucas
Reelected

Seattle, Wash, Dee. Sat the annual
session of the Northwestern Baseball
league here today the membership of the
league was materially changed. Rutte
Mont, being dropped and Portland. ore
added, thus continuing the six-cIub cir
cult. Russ Hall. manager of the Butte
team, and practically owner of the fran
chise. was bought out by the nagnutes
combined. President w H. Lucas was
unanimously elected. Helena. Mont. and
Beiingham. Wash. both of which cities
were negotiating for entrance into the
league, were not admitted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
LAW AGAIN ATTACKED.

Pittsburg. Dec. S.-The constitutionalitv
OF the PENNSYLVANIA 2-cent fare law is
again attacked IN an equity suit filed
In common pleas court here TODAY Inv
the Plttsburg & Lake Erie and the Pitts
burg,s McKeesport & Youghiogeny rail-
road companies. The petition asks pre-
county or any of its officials from bring
ing suit to collect the penalty of 81 900
Tor each violation of the law enacted in
lSVf. The court IS also asked to declare
the law imperative because of alleged
conflict with both the federal and state
constitutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
KANSAS BANK ROBBED.

Wichita, Kan. Dec. s.--The Stale
bank of Maize. Kan, a town located
about fifteen miles west of this city,
was entered at midnight by burglars.
who dynamited the safe, securing So
000 The explosion aroused the people
of the little town. but before they could
gather in force the burglars had Sc
cured the money and galloped out of
town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS LEAGUE.

The consent of the High school authori-
ties has finally been given so that the
Dasketbal team can meet the teams Of
the league which includes the All Hal.
lows. Collegiate Institute, Granite. Weber
Stake academy and the Ogden High
school
A new basketball coach has been Sc
cured in the person of Varse Hammond.
the crack Y. VI. c. A. nlaver
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CORBETT TO REFEREE.

Los Angeles. Dec. S,-Jasales j. Corbett
former heavyweight champion OF the
world viii re-enter the prize ring on the
night of Dec. 10. in this city. but NOT as
a fighter. He has consented TO referee
the fight between Hugo Kelly and Billy
Papke on that night at the Jeffries ma
Viion Arrangements were concluded
with him in dispatch. He is now in San
Diego.
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RIGHT TO MAINTAIN PRICE.

Albany. n. Y Dec SHAT the Amer
lean Publishers association has a right
to maintain a fixed price for copyrighted
books. but fas Jurisdiction over the
price of uncopyrighted volumes, is the
effect Of decision hapded down today
by the court Of appeals in the case OF
Isidor and n. Straus of New York
against the American Publishers asso-
citation. The firm sought to restrain the
association from fixing the price OF
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ACTION ENDORSED.

Paris, Dee. S-The chamber of deputies
by vote of 355 to 142 today endorsed the
governments action in relieving of his
command Vice Admiral p. L. Germinet.
commander-in-chief of the French Med
iterranean squadron. because of the pub
lication of an interview in which the
admiral declared that the warships of
France were not sufficiently supplied
with ammunition
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NO DOUBT REMAINS.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. S.--There is now
no doubt that the steamer, D. NJ. Glenn.
son. went down with all hands near
Whitefish Point. Twenty-three hatch
covers have been washed ashore, and
their description convinces the Provi-
dent Steamship company that they be-
long to the missing boat
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KNOCKOUT IN THE ELEVENTH
English Champion Puts Australian
Title-Holder to the Bad
in Eleventh

Boston. Dec. Sem DriscolI. claiminy
to be featherweight champion of Eng
land. knocked out Charley Criff;,
champion of Australia. tonight in the
eleventh round. Driscoll had a shade
until the eighth. In the eleventh ro,nd
Driscoll floored Griffin with drives ~
the Jaw Griffin took the. count onca
and came back. only to be driven abnS,t
the ring by. more Jabs to the jaw, finally
collapsing in his corner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

AIl-American,
POOL TOURNEY ATTY. M. c. A.

The first round in the intermediate po,J
tournament at the Y. NJ. C. A. was nlave,I
t SesLeTuay afternoon, the game being be
tween fitzgerald and Denny, and If was
Won by Fitzgerald. All games in the
Ilrst round Will be played this week The
association VIII give a watch fob to the
winner or the tournament Early in the
year a handicap tournament will he ar
ranged for the Intermediate members
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BLAZE ON COMMERCIAL STREET,

Fire at las o'clock this morning did
$50 to 500 damage TO the Capital Electric
company, Il Commercial street The fire
originated in a small store room and is at
tributed to defective wiring.
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Without any doubt football is brutal. A
spectator at a game in New Jersey Satur-
day had his false teeth knocked down his
throat. he getting his face in the way of
a wild punt. And he had just bought the
teeth at price of so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09
LITTLE BITS OF
SPORT GOSSIP

IN electing Fish captain of the Harvard
lootoall eleven, the athletes that sport the
CRIMSON went on record as favorine the
pest man for the job. something that Har-
Vard mas not always done in the past.
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with broken collarbone. concealing his
injury, and as a result he has been elected
captain of the eleven. while Halfback
rewarded he being the demon warrior who
PLAYS his best game after his nose is
broken.
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HIS OWN PROVIDER.

bohemian Magazine.)
Yes" said Ole Oleson. "Ay tank Ay
take that yob down to jamestown
How do they payN your" asked a
friend
Dollar a day and eats myself" ex-
planned Ole.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Had Larned. the American tennis cham
plon, gone TO Australia as one of the
American team of challengers, the chances
ere gre that tne Yankees would have brought
won again recently by the Australians
Beals Wright of the American team DIaved
splendid tennis and won both of his
Inatches IN the singles and would have
won in the doubles had he a better na rtne,.
than Alexander proved to be. Alexander
also lost both his bouts in the singles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Doyle and Hogg of the Yankees have
asked the national commission TO force
the New York club to pay them salary
that was withheld by the management.
What nerve cure have Doyle and Hogg
been taking? They were lucky that they
were not required to pay for the privilege
of pitchiuo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Tom Jenkins says that Yussif Mahmout
say not. He is a mountain.
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They have peculiar ideas of humor in
Pennsylvania Because some boys refused
TO throw football into the air that they
might shoot at it, some hunters fired in
the bunch Of players and brought two
down.
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John CAMEL. John McCIoskey. Pat Dom
oVan, Clarke Griffith and Joe Kelley airs
az unit Wnen Il comes to comparing the
management of second division team, r.
what General Sherman said of war.
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BOWLING.

IN d cIose race IN total points the All
Americans won three Straight ran,as
from the z. G. NJ. /. team last evening
only one 200 score was made during the
evening and this honor fell to EkdahI
The scores were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Who says that it does not nav tn no cr;n-
pled-sometimes? Quarterback Bosworth
OF the University of Georgia pIaved
throughout the Thanksgiving dav game
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Nov. 15.-Clatl7e Griffith will nanaee the
Cincinnati Redst T<N -. -'oe % inc
Nov 22--ClarSe Griffith will buv and
manage the Buffalo Eastern league club
NOV S0.-Clarke Griffith has bought an
interest in the Kansas City team of the
that club.
Dec- i9--Clarke Griffith will manage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

After strenuous season of diablo. chess
ana parcheSi. Swarthmore will take an
other fall out of the pigskin next autumn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

In many of the vivid accounts of tho
Harvard-Yale game, Fullback Kennard Of
Harvard was described as booting thai
famous goal from the field with his
rusty right foot. But it so appears;
that Rennard is a left-footed athlete.