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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-17
DOPISI
Seattle, Wash. g. mar.a.

Seattle, Wash. g. marea.
Zupan No-more (Moore) ne bode
wee V Seattle metal socialistov V
jeco; ljudstvo- volilci - ga je
brcnilo il stolca. Njegovo mesto
bode zasedel republikanec John f.
Miller. Bodoci zupan je rekel. da
prizna svobodo govora ma ulici in
da bode odpravil ''chaingang" ter
hiSo prostitucije. Obljubil ie tn
di da bode ostavil sedanjega ma
6elnika policije, znanega krvoloka
WappenSteina. Wapp je pa liza
vii. da tie prilike ne bo p~rivosGil no
vemu zupanu, ker bode pref sam
resigniral.
Diva dnevna lista in vsi seattl-
ski kapitalisti in popje 50 sli V
boj IA w. H.. Moore-ja, a je vseeno
sramotno propadel. Dobil je 5000
glasov mani kot Miller. Zupan
Moore je bill kandidat takozvane
"mestne stranke" ktera propagi-
IA "a municipal ownership. De
mokratiGna stranka je V Seattle
popolnoma ubita. Socialist so ime-
Ii wee glasov pr zadnjih volitvah.
Car Moore je izvrSil V enem lie.
tn $50 aretacij mad socialist; L
SO bill "a vse sluGaje in vsi skupaj
mad 200 dni IL zaporu. Sdr. Tho.
mas Sladen je bill V treh mesecih
IS KRAFT zaprt. Svojo divjo naravC
je kazal tran uprav do zadnjegs
dine ko je padel Socialism pa eve
tie V Seattle; cvete, da je ~veselje
kljub d%veletnemu zatiranju pc di
with kozakih Seattle.
Soc. pozdrav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-17
Priprave "a obletnico velike socia-
. listicne image v Avstriii

Avstrijska socialisticna stranka
della velike priprave "a proslavo
gigantne socialisticne image V me
secu maju p~roSlega leta. IA. in %.
maja 1897 so avstrijski socialist
pri drzavnOzborskih volitvah. XII
so Sc vrsile ma podlagi sploSne in
enake volilne pravice. dobili mad
million glasov in posadili = parIa-
ment 81 svojih poslancev. :
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Socialisticna zmaga ma Hrvtskem

Volitve V hrvatski sabor. ktere
so Sc vrsile %. feb. so Sc koncale
: sijajno zmago socialista Vitomi-
RI Koraca V kotaru Sid. Sodr. Ko-
rae je dobil 316 glasov. torej veGi-
no mad vsemi protikandidati V svo-
jem vodilnem kotaru. To ie prva
socialistiena zmaga ma Hrvatskem
Hrvatski socialiste stole kvanti-
tativno nkvalitetno veliko bolje,
kakor pa kranjski. To sc je mai
bolje pokazalo pri ten volitnah.
pri kterih so dobili socialist ma
tisoce glasov. lie tako naprej,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-17

"Proletarec" S1.50 "RadniGka
STRATA" $1.00 ma leto. Poslite ma
rocnino..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-17
SL0VENCI Poor!
PiSite DO cenik!

Slovcnska nase'bina V Ripley in
Butler Co.. Missouri. Sc mnozi dne-
vno!
Rojaki! Ali c nocctc sedaj ku-
pitt zemliSGe. ko Sc Sc najboljSa
zemljiSca poleg zeleznicc po 10 -
ID dolariev akcr ma prodaj?
Rojaki. Ali res noGete postati
svobodni ameriSki kmetjeg Ali res
radi posluSajte zalostne glasove
parnih piScalk V tvornicah in IL
dokopih2.
Mi upamo da mel
Slovenci citajte drzavna poroci-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-17

- Pravijo. da lie V Ameriki Ii
We veletatovi in roparji udobno
zivljenje. Ma tenn je lie nekaj res
nice.
Res je zivljenje fino in udobno.
kakerSno uzivajo nekateri ameris-
Xxi millionaire. Vendar ie pa to Il
viJenJe mic, ako ga primerjamo z
z~ivljenjem roparjev V Turciji. Ma
TEN polju je Turcija prekosila A.
meriko. Pravi amerikanizem Sc
danes Made lie Sc V Turciji. lie O.
glejmo 81 razliko!
Gospodje roparji V Turciji, do
kler so lepi in mladi, zvrsujejo svo-
10 mastno obrt in razsirjajo grozo.
strah in trepet med lj%udstvom.
Ljudstvo Jill podpira il strahu in
obcuduje, gosposka Jill pa ne pre-
ganJa. Ako Sc turski ropar posta-
ra, tedaj 81 pa zazeli mirno XIV
ljenje. Pricno Sc pogajati 2 Waldo
in navadno doseze, da Sc ga par
donira in dovoli mesecna pokoini-
ma, Xxi ga obvaruje gladovanja.
Ropar Teotiriji zivi V blizini.
Shrine in dobiva penzijo il drzav
ne blagajne. Ker pa vladni penzi-
jonist nj Sc jake star in njegovi
pristaSi Tive V blizini. so zastopni-
XII tujih draw zaprosili tursko Via
do, maj mu odkaze drugo mesto
"a uzivanje njegove penzije, da ne
hi prisel V skuSnjavo in zopet "a
eel ivrsevati svojo obrt.
Gospod Mahmud Pelivan. XII ie
v okolici Carigrada |zvrseval svojo
roparskO Obrt, je danes nastavljen
kot uradnik V palaGi Sultana.
Res, prijetno je "a vsakega, XII V
Turciji zvrSuje roparsko obrt.
Vsled tega svetuiemo naSim trust
janskim lOpovom, da sc takoj pre-
selijo V Turcijo, ako bi hotclo
ameriSko ljudstvo obrezati Nth
lopovske manipulacije.
Turcija je Sc danes ideal vseh
postavnih in nepostavnih ropar-
jew.
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ljeni, XII mas socialiste sovrazijo
in zavidajo mas BOZ "a delavske ko-
risti, ali nam o6itajo, da neGemo
skupno delovati. Mi VAN podamo
roko V bratsko takoj, ko bo-
dete ma pravej poti, tovarisi. Ne
bodite polOvicarski, ne zagovarjaj-
te tistih, Xxi vas izkoriseajo%.vr write
krinko raZ vaSih obrazov in ODE
mem svojo castilakomost, drzite
Sc nacel socializma in mi bodemo
Z veseljem z vami. Naprej torej A!
Cudno je tudi, da Sc V Clevelan-
du dobijo rojaki, kteri priporoca-
jo slovenska druStva in jednote,
pc drugi strani pa agitirajo "a
tuja pOdporna druStva. Ali ie to
casino "a enega narodnjaka ali
Sc cello socialistal Jaz tega ne odo-
bravam, kajti bolje je podpirati
naSa druStva. kakor pa tuje pro-
tidelavske podporne organizacije.
Ali nimamo nash drustev dovolj ?
In Ii tuje organizacije denar POI
klanjajo9 Ce re TEN nese dObicek
zakaj ga nebi neslo nasim drus-
tvom. NiSem Skodozeljen doticne-
mu rojaku ce zasluzi kak dollar
pr ii agitaciji. kakor tudi kot so,
c~ialist ne branim nikomur ne V t.
niti V ono druStvo, vendar pc mo.
jem mnenju to nj narodnjaSko. Ia.
kaj imamo pa slovenska druStva
in jednote?
Upam, ia Sc bodo naSi rojaki en-.
krat vzdramili in krenuli ma pra.
vo pot, ktera obeta jasnejSo bo
docnost "a naSe otroke. Spomnitt
Sc rojaki samo svoje preteklosti in
vpraSajte Sc: ali maj DO naSa bo
docnoSt tako crna kot je pretek
lost? Kapitalisti Sc druzijo V tru
ste. kupi6ijo kapital, velevajo ko
vati orozje. Use to je naperjenC
prot nam delavcem. Kar kupuje'
kupS cd trusta; delati moras 1t
njegov profit - ali biti brez pc
sla in stradati. Ako slednic vski
pts in zahtevas svoje pravice, te
daj posle kapitalist svoje unifor
name klapce, da tie tolcejo ali sire
ljajo ma te. IL te suznoSti nj dru
ge poti. kakor da Sc pridruzis de
lavskim vrstam, organizaciji raz
rednozavednih delavcev, XII bod,
uniGila k%apitalizem, kadar bodC
dovolj mocha. Ia delavska orga
nizacija je socialistiGna stranka
Citaj socialistiGne casopise in knji
&c in ko Sc prepriGas. da ina so
cializem V vsakem oziru prav. pri
stopi k stranki. Bodocnost je V so
cializmu. bodi torej pr~ipravljen.
Socialisticni pozdrav vsem bral
Gem delavskega lista "proletar
rec.
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Il starega kraja.
Zrtve kapitalizma v Avstriji

Nedavno je izSlo izvestje cd le-
ia 1905. IL katerega je razvidno,
da je od leta 1890 pa doleta 1904
ponesrecilo ma delu okrog!o
|. 100000 obrtnih delavcev. Cd
teh je bilo zavarovanih proti ne
zgodam 75.s4S. XII so vdobili vsak
pc lSi kron zavarovalnine. Ma
vesti hocemo nekatere podatke o
~razvoju zavarovanja prot nezgo-
dam Y prvih ID letih 1S90-1905.
ko je priSel Ia zakon V veljavo
1S90) ie z%avarovalo 53.193 tvrdk
S93.324 dclavcev. Xxi so skupaj "a
slozili 40 mil. kron. no je bill "a
laon o zavarovanju prot nezgo
dam razSirjen (novela cd leta
lS94) tudi ma prometne in druge
delavce. je bilo 310.530 zavarova-
nih delavccv. XII so dobili skupno
place 31S.42 mil. kron. V 10 letih
1854 - 1900 jc p%onesrcGilo
913.77S delavcev cd teh ie do
bilo zavarovalnino pa samo 272199
delavccv. TIE Stevilke dokazujcjo
dokai jasno o zrtvah Xxi Jill nosi
~delavStvo. oh katerih Sc maSte VI
Ii kapitalisti.
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Dezelnozborske volitve.

%. in %. fcbruaria so Sc vrSilc
ma kraniskcm vOlitve V dezelni \
Dor. Volilo Sc je Sc pc starem mad
vse krivicnem volilncm redu ma
mrec pc kuriiah, pc kterih so ma
Ii kmetje in zlasti brezposestni de-
lavci Oropani vsakega volilnega
prava. Pri prvih volitvah V KIM
tskih obcinah so naravno zmaga-
Ii klerikalci. Liberahi so posvod
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Ivan Solar.

Cleveland. Ohio. = Cement ure-
dnikl Upam, da mi ~ustrezete in
priobcite te vrstice il naSe nasel-
bine V naSem cenjenem ''Proleta-
rcu'.
V Clevelandu je zdaj pray flet-
no; zmiraj sc zgodi kaj novega.
Politicno vreme Sc nekam vedri,
dasi je nedavno bio jake crno OBJ
lacno. NaSe politicno vreme Sc me-
nda avn pc naravnem vremenu.
XII je bio tudi jake slabO. Snega
IN blata so bile polne ceste. kar
nam pa nj delalo velike preglavice
kajti ma delo nam nj treba hoditi.
ker ga nimamo. kapitalistu Sc pa
tudi ne ljubi klicati mas V tovarne.
kapitalist je "dobra dusa''. pa
nam je napravil Ia Spas, da Sc
malo odpocijemo; ali 81 pa misli.
da smo imeli cd nasega della toliko
profita kot on in da zdaj lahko Ii
vino breZ della. Nezavedni rojaki
maj pa spet lizejo pete delodajal-
Gem kakor pc navadi in glasujejo
"a njihove stranke. Ia kapitalis-
ticni spas" mora vendar vzdra-
miti vsakega, kteri ie kolickaj zrel
"a premisljevanje.
Clevelandski rojakil Kaku dol
go bodo Sc imeli kapitalisti vase
glave ma svoji zici in vas vlekli.
kamor Sc Jim bode zljubilo? Po-
gillette, kako skrbijo kapitalisti "a
n dele mesta, kjer zivijo DELAY
eli. Cleveland je tako "cisto" me-
sto, ia je pc enih ulicah toliko bla-
Ia, da bi dezevnem vremenu
skoro treba colna ce gre Glovek 20
mestu. Pc zadnjih volitvah so ma
81 vrli republikanci in tudi demo-
kratje zakljucili. Ola ina mesto
dovolj kanalov; "a tlakovanje cest
Sc tudi M zmenijO. PRAY imajo.
k~apitalisti Sc brigajo IA svoje in
%terese; oni skrbijo lie, da so ceste
lepo tlakane tam. kjer stole nil
hove palace in vile, kaj MIN
mar "a ulice. kjer stanujejo DELAY
ci. kaj je mar kapitalistu, ce je de
lavec V gorki sobi ali ma ulici: kaj
MENU mar, Ge mas ii delo ali ne.
To so pokazali kapitalisti re IL
soc in tisoSkrat. Clevelandski de-
lavci, premisljujte to in glejte, da
sc tudi vi potegnete "a svoje ko-
risti, kakor Sc kapitalisti brigajo
"a svoje in prezirajo vase.
kakOr sem pref rekel, crna OBJ
lacina izginja in Z MO vred Sc cd
mika tudi ena-zvezda in plove
nekam proti New-Yorku. Ia zvez-
da je bila nedolgo idejal nekterih
clevelandskih Slovencov, XII bole-
hajo Iadi ma TEN, da Sc zaliubijo
V gladko obrite obraze. Ko je pri-
Sla ia "zvezda" V Cleveland. DO
stala je kmala repatica. Men rep
je zarel in zarel, da je koncno do
celia oslepil nekaj podrepni-
kov; oslepil bi Jill bill morda Sc
wee, da nj bog postal - nesrece.
"Ivezda" je izginila IL cleveland
skega obzorja, a rep ostal tn. TIA
rep Sc MICA, zvija Sc, kakor cd
lomljen rep gaScarice; upam. da
kmalo poginc. No, mai lie zatonijo
take "zvezde", saj. je re cas-. Una
menje je, da delavec stopa ma pr
ste lenuharjem,k Xxi ziviio ma ME
gov racun. Delavci hocemo It'll sa-
mi svOio pot; ne moramo poneu-
mnevalcev, da hi mas slepili in 5
svojimi suzniskimi nauki Sc trd-
neje priklepali ma vertigo, V kteri
mas ina kapitalizem. To mai bi bill
program vseh zavednih slovens-
kin delavcev V Clevelandu. Okle-
Mill mai hi Sc ga tudi oni zasljep-
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la Zdr. dr.. kaj je kmetijstvo V
nasi veliki republiki! Ali pozna,
kdo kmeta V Zdr. dr., XII ina sla-
be caseY.
Oglejte zemljiSca V juznem Mi
s%souri-ju. Mixer lepsega saba, trt
zita kot V juznem MisSouri-ju. To
je COLA resnica- Ako ne verjamete.
prepricajte SCI
Mammalian tudi da sem zastop-
mix IA najveco drevesnico ma svetu
in najveco trtnico V Ameriki.
Ako rabite semena "a poIjske
in vrtne pridelke, obrnite Sc name.
Blago najbolse vrste, cena najniz-
ia. PiSite ma naslov:
FRANK GRAM, edini SLOW. "a
stopnik "a zemljisca, semena, sad
no drevie, trte it'd. it'd. SIG w.
21st st. Chicago, Ill.
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tEelr vocal energies renewed the partisan
crowd again took up stimulating cries.
Hundreds OF tin horns squeaked r%ancous-
~ and Tiger banners were waved fran
tically in every section of the field. Over
ali could not get them over the plate for
Crawford, who thereby reached first base
and the big Californian was displaced in
favor of Miner" Brown. Browns first
essay was wild and Crawford went to
second. Cobb hunted to Brown. whose
hard but perfect throw was dropped by
Chance. Crawford took third on the play
and scored on Rossman's single to cen
ter. HOffman's terrific line throw to
Steinfeldt's hands and Cobb continued on
away Rossman was found perched on sec
King to Chance. Evers threw Schmidt out
at first, and Hoffman took care of Downs
fly. Two runs.
Ninth inning-Chicago: Evers grounded
out to Rossman unassisted and the crowd
entered into a frantic demonstration in
anticipation of victory. Schulte's ground
er in the soft sod Travelled so slowly that
when it reached O'Leary the runner was
safe at first. Chance sent him to second
with a single to center and Steinfeldt ad-
vanced both runners with another single
to left With the bases full Hoffman
drove safely to left, scoring Schultz and
Chance. while Steinfeldt went to third.
Tinker hunted a few feet in front of the
plate. but Schmidt slipped upon the mud
and Steinfeldt scored while Tinker was
safe at first. Hoffman went to second on
the play and a moment later he and TIN
ker worked a double steal. allowing them
both 20 score on Kings single to center.
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out. the shrieks Of encouragement and ex-
citeT6nt became almost dea5ening. The
Use did not cease. hut rata II increased.
justified q moment later when Schmidt
out. Tinker to Chance. allowed Cobb to
score. although Eoesman was held at sec
ond. Insistent cries for victory arose
when Downs doubled to the left field
crowd on the circus seats and Rossman
came home with DetrOit's third run. sum
mers unexpectedly poked a Texas Lacquer
a short distance past Tinker and Downs
scored. At this point Manager Chance
sent Reulbach to the bench and put Over
all on the pitching mound. He inaugu-
rated his brief reign by hitting Mcintyre.
who collected one base as damages, send
ing Summers to second. The rally ended
when O'Leary lifted a fly to Schultz.
Three runs.
Eighth inning-ChicagO: The crowd was
silent during C~hicago's half. Their ex-
m with Detroit only run behind
Chicago was too intense for cheering and
they ha6 worn themselves out in the
previous half. Tinker hit the first bail
pitched to right. 1t was an obvious single.
but Cobb was slow in retrieving the ball
to- second and Tinker. with scarcely a
moments hesitation at first. broke for
second and reached ii before the slowly
travelling ball fell into Downs hands.
Tinker went to third on Kings sacrifice.
Summers to Rossman. and there he died.
Overall struck out and Sheckard was easy
fo' OLeary and Rossman. No runs.
Detroit: With Crawford at bat n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
COPP REACHES
GOLF FINALS
Defeats WiCks, 3 Up and 2 to
Meets Tay-
Ior-Women'S Handicap.

Arthur Copp defeated z. B. Wicks yes
terday in the semi-final round of the
golf championship over the Country club
links, 3 up , to play. The other semi
final match. that between Frank f.. Nc
Gurrin and Jack Taylor. will be played
today. and the winner will play against
Copp next Saturday in the finals for the
championship.
Nicks. who caused the first big upset
of the tournament a couple of weeks ago
by defeating Irvine Armstrong. was some
what off form yesterday, especially in his
short game. He won the first hole.
however, Copp topping his initial drive and
barely clearing the water ditch. Copp
squared the match at the fourth hole and
took the lead at the fifth hole by winning
il in DOGGY figures. The match was end
ed at the sixteenth hole when Wicks. who
was TWO down. sent his ball into the ditch
and an unplayable lie on his third shot.
The bye holes were played. Cops medal
score for the first nine holes was Al and
for the second round 50. Wicks' scores
were So and 43.
In the play for the October leg of the
women's handicap cup, Mrs. Pearsall de-
feated Mrs Martin 2 up. and was in turn
defeated in the finals by Mrs. WOrthing-
ton ! up. Mrs. WOrthington. Mrs. Leslie
Savage, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Miss Miller
will play off for permanent possession of
the cup. play TO Ommence Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
HIGH SCHOOLS
IN BASKETBALL
State Association Formed to
Settle Question of Cham
piOnShip This Season.

4 meeting Of representatives of a num-
Der Of the high schools of the state was
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. last evening and
a state high school basketball association
was formed. This is the first time such
a league has been in existence and IT WIZ
be possible this year to settle the much
vexed question in the past. of who is
really the state high school basketball
champions.
Those present were L. F. Wire OF SALT
Lake. W. D.. Forbes of ogden. J. r. Moss
of Granite. l.. Nelson of Brigham, * Hop
kins of L.ehi. IL. b. Aston of Pleasant
Grove. d. +. Brown of Manti and J. +.
Rush state school for deaf.
The association will organize the league
int, rWo divisions. each division to have
"A schedule Of its own and the winners
To- plav for the state championship at the
close of the season. The northern diVi-
sion will meet in Ogden on Oct. 2f and the
southern division in Provo on the same
date to perfect the organizations of the
two divisions.
Wire and Bush were elected directors Of
the northern division and Hopkins and
Brown of the southern division. these
with J.. G. Hoffer of the y. NJ. c. A.
will form the state board. All teams wish
ing to join the league are requested to
send in their entries to one OF these off
GERS before Nov. so. An entrance fee of
s. will be charged each team.
The playing schedule will open as soon
as the football season is over.
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IL - = u a N'( DOLL
HERE 4 I'LL H IN "A LII IN -
HARD STRUGGLE
ENDS n TIE
All. HaIIoWS and Granite High
School Each Score Touch
down and Goal.

The game between All Hallows college
and the Granite High school. played yes
terday morning on Cummings field, result
ed in q tie. The score was 8 to 6. each
eleven making a touchdown and kicking
q goal The game was closely contested
and both eicvens put up a hard fight. The
result OF this ga ne puts Granite High
in the running for the state championship,
and the other schools will have to figure
with them when they count Up the scores
this year An effort is being made by
the managers OF the two teams to ar
range another game to play off the tie.
The collegians made their score in the
first half soon after the whistle. The bail
changed hands a number of times in the
center of the field. each side being COM
PEELED to punt. The A H. team then
started down the field. w. itZmaurice
taught a forward pass. making twenty
yards; Mckay recovered a punt. netting
twenty yards; ~Fitzmaurice figured in an
other forward pass, and, after two bucks,
p. F~1tzmaurice took the ball over for a
touchdown. On the last buck the ball
was fumbled, out F~itZmaurice recovered
it and made the only score for his team.
The FitzmaUrice family were the stars for
the college team, w. Fitzmaurice at end
playing the best game of the day. Doc
little, the A. H captain. managed his
team well. and Beverage, Meade and
King in the A. H. backfieid were sure
groUndgainers.
The Granite score was made In the sec
ond half They got the ball in the mid
ole Of the field on a point, and Leggroan
took the ball around right end for a long
gain and after a few line bucks Rynear-
son caught the ball on the prettiest for
ward pass Of the day and scored. Rynear-
son played the star game for his team
and his work in running back punts was
especially good
The score stood s 70 6. and both sides
tried hard to make a deciding score Gran
tie tried a place bick after making a
fair catch, but it fell short. All HaIlows
was within striking distance of the goal
three times. but lost the ball on downs.
The Iine-lID follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
OGDEN HOLDS
AGG|ES DOWN
Champs Give Farmers Hardest
Game of Seasonal. c.,
20; Ogden, 0.
(Snecial 10 The Herald.N

Logan. Oct 1O.-The Aggies played the
Ogden High school team this afternoon
and in two tWenty-minute halves scorg<
20 points against the high school cham
piOns. while they kept the latter from
scoring at all. Coach Mastern's boys.
however. played the best bail of any OF
the teams that have visited here this year
and gave the Agsies the hardest tustle
they have had this season. They held the
farmers for downs frequently and made
first down themselves several times by
means of the forward pass. Walker men
showed a big Improvement i'm their team
play. but they handled the ball poorly.
Ogden gained much more ground than
they did on the forward pass. Captain
Rrossard of the a. c sent the crowd wild
in the first half when he caught the ball
from the kick off nearly under the bar and
ran los yards for a touchdown
Egbert and Frew also made several
long runs and Murphy. the Ogden cap
tain. who was one of the stars OF the
game. has a forty-yard run to his credit.
made after a thirty-yard loss on a FUN
bled pass.
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MEETING OF BOWLERS HELD
viii Complete Organization of City
League Next Tuesday
Evening.

A final meeting of the bowIers for the
purpose of completing the organization of
d bowling league for the winter has been
called for the coming Tuesday evening. A
meeting was held some time ago at which
preliminary steps were taken. but the
promoters desire q couple of more teams
to round out a good playing league and
request that all bowlers who desire to
join be on and for the Tuesday meeting.
1t is proposed to open the league sched-
ule on Oct. 20. The teams selected to
open the league are the Crowns and All
Americans. two of the best teams In the
city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
BREAKS MARATHON RECORD.

London. Oct. 10.-H. Siret, the cham
pion professional IOng-distance runner OF
France. today covered the course Of the
Marathon race, a distance OF about 26
miles. in two hours 81 minutes % sec
Onds. breaking all previous records for
this contest. The time of John j. Hayes
of New York in the Olympic was 2 hours
30 minutes IS seconds.
The prize was $500, given by a news
paper. There were eighty-nine rompeti
tors. including an American, Percy Small
wood. The runners were sent off by
Princess Victoria of Holstein.
Second place was obtained by an Irish
man. Mr.. White. SmallwoOd hid not get
81 place.
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Brown sacrificed Summers to Rossman
and Sheckard flew out to Crawford. Five
runs.
Detroit: Detroit's despairing substitu-
ton of batters and base runners in this
Hning awaited them nothing. Davy Jones
going to the plate for Summers, struck
out Mcintyre walked. Thomas batted
for O'Leary and singled to left. Pitcher
inter ran for Thomas. Crawford flew
To Hoffman and Mcintyre took third
Cobb. DetrOit's despairing hope. went out
on an easy grounder. Brown 10 Chance.
Both teams left for Chicago tonight