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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

The following players are entered in
the billiard tournament which begins to-
morrow at Malone's billiard parlor: DE-.
Num-. ID. b. Chase. W. II. Barrett. d.
A. Arnold, |. w. Brown, DR.. Loomis. o.
Sorensen. W. j. Hedges. II. T. Wilson.
Three prizes will be given. the first
prize being a cup. the second, a jointed
cue. and the third. a box of cigars. No
entrance fee will be charged. The open
ing games Will be between Dr. Loomis
and W. II. Barrett, and DR.. Num- and D.
Chase
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Hamburg Belle Plays With Field.

John Maddens noted trotting mare.
Hamburg Belle. played with the field OPP
posing her in the Ponkapoag. and it was
Andrews second victory of the day Lo-
Gust Jack the entry of the Farley stable.
caught the judges eye for second place
in the first and third heats, Baron May
getting the place in the second. The time
2:06A. lowered the best previous record of
the PonkapOag from 2:07l2. made by Eth
els Pride, made in 1905.
Summaries:
The Massachusetts. 2:l4 class, trotting.
purse 5000, three heats-DeWitt won first
and second heats in 2:0912 posi-
Carlokin won third heat in 2:09l4
Teasel AXtellay. Spanish Queen. Prince
e. Raffles. Directum Penn. Aquin. San
Francisco and Kim also started.
The Readville. PIP class. pacing purse
5000, three heats-The Eel won three
straight heats in 2:0414 2:O5s4. 2:O5
George Gano, Fred G. and Charley Hal
also started.
The Ponkapoag. 2:l1 class. trotting, purse
5000. three heats-Hamburg Belle won
three straight heats in 2:0612 2:06Ia 2:O61.
Locust Jack. Baron May. Nahmo Mae
Heart. Genteel H, May Earl and Budd
also started
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WHISPERS HAS MATCH.
DeVonivich Meets Palmer at Frer
Style.

"Whiskers" Devonivich pedalled h
self into match race when he made
famous ride at the saucer track on ]
day night at which time the public e
him the greatest ovation OF the v,
Manager Heagren announced last nj
that he would give DevoniVich anot
chance TO make good. and has mate
him with Palmer for Tuesday night.
race Will be mile heats. best two
three. French style. That is, an Aust
lian and Russian on an American tr
will ride as they do in Paris.
For the motor fans a five-nlIle moi
paced race-Aas been arrange;z betw
jenkins and Wilcox.
There will also be a full sprint progri
a two-mile open lap, professional a I
handicap. professional. a half-mile OF
amateur, and a tWo-mile lap handle
professional
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AUGUST 20 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPOI

1S72-At New York. National ASS.
alton of Amateur Oarsmen organized.
1SsS-At Cincinnati. John L. Sullivan
feated Dominick McCaffrey in six rouu
1S93-tat Coney Island, Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith fought six rounds to a dra
lS2-At Providence. r. l.. Dan Pa
paced a mile in ] :59i5.
1S6-At Newport. r. l.. William J.
thier won the tennis championship OF
United States
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KETCHEL HIT HARD.
Put Sparring Partner Out of 81
ness for Six Hours.

Los Angeles Aug. cit was lear
last night that Stanley Ketchel seriou
injured Paul Ackley, one of his ST
ring partners. during a bout In the ira
ing quarters Thursday.
Ackley remained unconscious, II IS
ported. between five and six hours al
receiving "A blow from Ketchel. and D
sicians were for long time in doubt
to his recovery.
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At Kansas City-Kansas City. 4; St
Paul. /.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 3; Minneap-
oils. ..
At Lousville-First game: Louisville s;
Toledo. ?. Second game: Louisville, s;
Toledo. 0.
At Indianapolis-Indi 3: Column
huS
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CROWD NOT UP /
TO FORMER YEAH
Without Betting Classic Futl
ty Loses lntereSt-MaS-
kettle WinS.b

New York, Aug. 2e-With both the
and the management of the Coney Isl
Jockey club frowning on betting-Ssnd|
racing public knowing II only too \
there was. In comparison with for
years. only corporars guard in atti
ance this afternoon at the twenty-t
running of the futurity race at Shel
head Bay TO see J. r. Keene's brown
Maskette easily capture The classic evI
The spectators numbered about III
while the record for attendance on
fixture is close TO $1,000.
But an entirely different impression
created by a view of the great TIL
decked field stand devoid OF d single 81
tator where on former occasions III
have been such enthusiastic thousand
the immense grand stand and the spad
lawn in front of il in realty only sprinl
with devotees of the sport, for the 1
or so that We're present were hal
enough 10 give the appearance OF I'll
the great place.
Everybody agreed that the characteI
the attendance was very high and al 4
was held universally that the glorl
weather probably supplemented the m
nificent field that was entered for
race in attracting as many as attended
There was absolutely no betting.
AhAhAiAg was Ailt AOAil III ave DlA TIC n
and il is said some attempt was mad
lay some wagers on the first race, butt
quietuS Was put upon IL. The jockey 4
had posted notices about the grOtl
warning against betting and the sameI
tice, drawn up as drastically as
stewards could make il. adOrTSd the
gram
Nine Colts Start.
There were nine starters in tie futul
only one more than last year. when
entries were the smallest in number
ever competed in tn race. J. r. KID
had two entries and there were eXpl
galore at the track who figured thad
would win both first and second plal
He got first with Maskette and third u
Helmet The filly ran a pretty racel
the way and won by fully three lend
in the magnificent tine Of Ill 10, d
equaling the best time for the race
r. Madden's chestnut colt Sir Mai
running fifth all the way, rapidly foI
10 the front near the end and got sed
place by head from Helmet, Mr.. Keel
other entry.
The value of the race was So. 100 to
winner
A striking fact in connection with
futurity field this year was that Drsl
cally only very wealthy men had mol
considered good enough to strive Cor
rich prize. OF the nine startere't 7
keene owned two, Harry Pavne WIND
TWO, August Belmont Herman n IA
yea and =. 5. p. Randolphe one each
John +. Madden two.
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GENTLEMEN ARE DEFEATED.

Canterbury. Aug. 2s.-The cricket match
between the Philadelphia team and the
County Kent eleven was concluded today
with the home team victorious four
wickets to the good.
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TENNIS PLAYERS SAIL.

Liverpool. Aug. 29.-M. J. Ritchie and
J. c. Parke. who have been chosen by
the English Lawn Tennis association TO
represent Great Britain in the prelimi-
nary round for the Dwight Davis lawn
tennis challenge cup. which is to he
played in America. sailed for New York
to-day
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DRAPER, S; sLUFFDALE,

The final game of the series of three
games between Draper and Bluffdale for
a purse of 800 was won today by Draper
by a score of to J. AS Draper won two
out of the three games. they take the
money.
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INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION.

Niagara -on-the-Lak Ont. Aug. 2s-In
one of the most exciting tennis matches
of the international championship tourna-
ment. Niles. Harvard. defeated Wright. the
International champion. for the interna-
tional championship today Score: s-6
10 oil 6-s 10
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OGDEN, a.; MURRAY. 2.
Fast and Snappy Game Won by the
lobsterS.

In game marked by fast and snappv
playing by both teams. the HOLSTERS de
feated Murray at Murray yesterday bv
a score of to >. Eckstone and Grant
were the opposing pitchers. and both were
in excellent form. Both teams PLAYED a
good game In the field. The score:
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Salt Lake.

"o-paSe nus burns, LanSiOrd,
Lumley. Bases on balls-Off Hanson 4:
off Fuchell 2. Struck out-By Hanson 4:
by Fuchell ]. Wild pitch-FucheIl Hit
by pitcher-Deane. Stolen bases-Clark
Cans, Deane. Fuchell Castro Sacrifice
hit-Marx. Umpire-Jackson. Time of
game hours. Attendance-s00
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LARNED DEFENDS TITLE.

Newport. R. l.. Aug. 29-Willianl
= A. Larned of Annapolis. Nd, SUE
y cessfully defended the title OF nj
= uonal champion on the tennis court
y today by defeating Beals c. Wripa
y of Boston, the winner of the all-conii
y ers tournament in straight sets. Thd
y scores were: OIL, 60, 6-6.
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RACES AT sALTAlR TONIGHT,

Saltair track offers another sprint
= program this evening. The amateers
y and professionals have two races
= each. The pros. will ride in a half
= mile open and two-milc p. and this
y amateurs :. mile open and two
y mile lap handicap.
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GAME IN NORTH SALT LAKE.

The Twenty-third ward team meets the
Frumkins on the North Salt Lake grounds
at o'clock this afternoon.
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Murray.

Three-base hits-BOsquit, Quinn. Two
base hit-Taylor. Stolen bases-Gimlin
%, Ramshaw, Greenwell. Struck out
BY Eckstone. {: by Grant, > Bases on
balls-Off Eckstone T. off Grant. 8. Hit
by pitched ball-Margetts. Umpire
Dutch. Time of game-1:50 Attendance
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CRICKET GAME ARRANGED.

The English cricketers meet the Aus
traiian cricketers in match game on
Labor day.
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o. KS MEET coPPERs.

The o. KS meet the Utah Coppers at
called for ) O'clock
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CHICAGO GETS TO
new YORK AGAIN
MatheWson Hammered for Six
HIts-Both Teams Play
ErrOrleSS Ball.


Chicago. Aug 29.-The New York team
lost the second game of the series to-
DAY To Chicago by the score of to 3.
Brown and Mathewson two Of the lead
ing pitchers of the country, were op-
posed TO each other in the combat. Meth
or team made an error during the ex-
citing contest
FOR three innings the worlds cham
pionS could not touch Mathewson. but in
me fourth INNING they got TO him for
SIX hitS. that Melted three runs and won
the game. In this inning Hoffman hit
INTO the lett field crowd for two bases.
Sheckard sacrificed. Chance chopped
FOUNDER over Devlin's head scoring Hoff-
man EVers singled into the crowd back
OF iirst Steinfeldt singled to right scor-
ing ,s, Chance Howard singled back of
pop foul to Tenny and Brldewel threw
King out al first
Brown lacked control in the first inn-
ing and New York got three hits and
scored one run. Tenney singled. Doyle
lied To Hoffman Rresnahan followed
With single. and Donln hit into the
cenler field for two bases, Tenny scor-
ing. New York scored again in the fifth
on singles by Tenny and Doyle. the for
mer scoring on DOnlin's long fly 10
Sheckard. Neither side scored after his
As a result of Chicago's victory over
New York today. ana the even break
between Pittsburg and Philadelphia,
the National league pennant. Chicago
and Pittsburg are tied for second place.
with New York but a game and a half
ahead. The National League park was
taxed 10 its utmost capacity by the thou
sands of cheering and enthusiastic fans
BY the middle of the forenoon crowds
began TO gather in front of the entrances
and at noon when the gates were opened
thousands were packed and damned in
and about the park. Shortly after
o'clock the management decided TO close
ties .NVE.1E lAfr lsf.a liz.
on the outside and they became in
sistent and eager to see the game that
after short while the gates were re-
opned and the crowds continued to pour
through the stand on to the field. Score:
Chicago ............... 900 800 OO.Is .
New York .............. 100 0l0 600 . 0
Batteries-Brown and Killing; Mathew
son and Bresnahan. Umpires-O'Day and
Emslie.
adelphia divided a double-header here to-
day. Scores:
First game r. H +.
Pitts6nrg ..............'.....'.dd !
Batteries~M Maddox and Gibson; Gordon
and Doom. Cmpires-Johnstone and
Ruddcraam.
Second game r. II. E
Rattcries~Leif and Phelps; Foxen.
Richie and Doom. Umpires-Rudderham
and tombstone.
St. Louis. Aug. 29.-Brooklyn defeated
ST Louis this afternoon. Score:
r. II. +.
Brooklyn --.-.-....-'---- .----.----t ~
St. Louis Observation-Disclosures b
Ratteries-Hughes and Ritter; Raymond
and Moran Cmpire-klem.
Cincinnati. Aug. 29.-Both teams fielded
poorly a majority of the runs being due
10 errors COakley was relieved by
Campbell in the fifth inning. Dorney, for
Boston was retired after the sixth Inn
ing. Score:
r. II. r.
cincinnati .--- ------------------------l
Boston Gee. .---...-..-...... '--.-. 20
Hatteries-( oakley Campbell and
Schlei: Dorner I.indaman and Ora ham
Tmpire-Rigler.
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s1.45 Oasis and return. Indian w
Veterans reunion. Aug. % 10 81. n
turn limit Sept. 10 s. Salt Lake RouI
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Eastern Players Coming.

1t was announced last evening that a
number of eastern players would reach
Salt Lake on Sept. and on their way
TO California and that they had agreed TO
stop over for number of exhibition
match games. Just who will make up the
party is not known yet. but among the
number will be the winners in the eastern
tournaments The games will be played
al the Country club and a tennis dance
will be given in the evening in honor Of
the visiting players.
Boyd Park presented the committee yes
terday with a challenge cup for the wo-
mems singles. 1t will compare favorably
with any of the trophies of like charac-
ter offered in any tournament in the
country. Among the other trophies of
fered are a handsome racket by both the
Salt Lake Hardware and the Western
Arms & Sporting Goods.
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GARNETT BEATS
D. ]. SALISBURY
Proves Big Surprise to Tennis
FanS-EaStern Experts
Will Be Here.
\ ~ \ \ y \
4 MONDAYS PROGRAM.
Mems Doubles.

y Roberts and Roberts vs.. Conrad 4
y and Taylor at p. m.
= Griffin and Sharp vs. David and \
y Hills at p. m. 4
.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Moines. Aug. 29.-The locals and
Lincoln broke even in double-header to-
day. Des Moines winning the first game
by a score of s to >. and Lincoln took the
second { to !. Errors were responsible
for each teams defeat Score:
First game r. II. F..
DeS MONIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
=
Batteries riesdorfer and Heckinger
Hendricks and johnson, Weigart and Tin
ran.
Second game r. II. +.
Dies MOneS ..................-......1
Lincoln e..
Batteries-Bemer and Heckinger; Jones
aad Weigart.
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Omaha. Aug 29-Omaha took two games
from Sioux City today, the last of which
had an exciting finish. Raglan had little
trouble stopping the visitors in the first
game, which went to the champions, TO 2
In the second game the visitors amassed
five scores on a brace of hits in the third
and several bad errors in the seventh
The champions in their half of the sew
enth smashed the ball for six hits, in
Guiding two doubles and a home run.
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FRED M'LEOD Is
GOLF CHAMPION
BY ARTHUR w. COPP.

Dlnna we hear tn greetin' lass
That cooms fra Prestwick way?
Dlnna We ken why sic a Soond
Cooms skirlin over tn bay?
Tn "Flooers o. tn Valley" lass,
Ma mair tn pipers toot;
Twas Freddie Mac swang fair his cloobs
Puir Wullies doom an DOT.
Draw Willie Smith an Willie Hoare.
Ans Wullie Macintosh
An Wullie Auchterlonie. too.
They thwackit vainly. Losh,
Tbs kent a bit o. putin doom
Tn ba in tWa, ma MAR:
But Freddie sank tn ba' in ain;
Puir lads. they're greetin' sair
All kent ye. lass. that sic a name
Cud govt sac weel an strang?
Tn Sadies an the Wullies. lass.
He thwackit fair an lang.
An hoo ABBOTT tn George lads.
Guild Gowfin' Georde clan?
Pur Sandy Smith and Sandy Mac?
Hoots. mon, they also r-r-r-ran,
Hamilton. Mass. Aug 29.-Fred Nc
Leod. "A native of North Berwick Eng
land. but now with the Midlothian club.
Chicago. won the fourteenth open cham
pionship of the United States Golf asso-
citation at the links of the Myopia Hunt
club today by defeating Willie Smith of
Mexico in their lS-hole playoff of yesteT-
days tie. by the score of Il 10 So. The
men were tied at 322 at the close of the
regular 12-hole contest yesterday. Smiths
wildness from the tees cost him the cham
pionship. while McLeod's putting was
somewhat erratic. Mcleod receives $500
and Smith $50, as first and second prizes
respectively.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, Aug. 29.-Los Angeles
won a pitchers battle in a fifteen-inning
game today by a score of TO L. Willis
started in to pitch for San Francisco. but
was replaced by Jones in the sixth Score:
R II. l..
Los Angeles .........................5 -
San OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l. )
Batteries-Briswalter and Hogan; VIII
lis, Jones and Berry.
Portland. Ore, Aug. 29.-Portland won
a ninth-inning victory from Oakland to-
day. Score: R. H. E.
Oakland .................3 &
Portland . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Batteries-Tischer and La Longe: Kim
sella and Madden
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Mems SinqIes.

R. w. Salisbury defeated Young by de
fault
F. Roberts defeated D. c. Roberts. Ga.
6-3.
Garnett defeated O. ]. Salisbury, 6-3,
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,

Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 29-Tacoma
BANKED Spokane today in a brilliant field
ing game Score: r. H. +.
Tacoma o.. .........................2 > O
Batteries-Hall and Shea; Wright and
Roberts
Seattle Wash. Aug 29.-Seattle tied the
score in the ninth inning with five hits
which Melted three runs. Aberdeen won
in the fourteenth on punched hts Score:
r. Fl. f.
oIdtt.c - ''''''''.'''' ....''..''..'.. u
Aberdeen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Batteries-Allen and PORTER: Califf
Pernon and Boettiger. Cmpire-Carruth-
eTs.
Vancouver. b. c., Aug. 29.-Vancouver
and Butte broke even in a double-header
here today, Vancouver taking the first
and Butte the second. Scores:
First game r. H. f
Butte ...-:.-.................
Batteries-Ensle and Sugden: Goesden
Samuels and KreitZ.
Second game r. H. f.
Vancouver o.. Observation-Disclosures 10
Butte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Standardization and Arbo2ast:
Hardness and Spencer.
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WESTERN GAME TRANSFERRED.

Chicago, Aug 29-President O'Neil Of
the Western league today announced that
he had transferred the double-hea1er
which was TO have been played at Des
Noines tomorrow TO Omaha.
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DdlltfleS-Aileu ana HOTtier. Cauff.
Pernoll and BOettiger. Umpire-Carruth-
ers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

sella and Madden.
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Mems Doubles.
Women's Doubles.

Salisbury and Salisbury defeated Viii
worth and Broadcast. 6-3. So.
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Miss HUMPHREYS and Mrs. Griffin de
feated Mrs. Judge and Miss Severance
2-6, 6-3. g.
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Cincinnati. Aug. 29.-Both teams fielded
poorly. a majority of the runs being due
10 errors COakley was relieved by
Campbell in the fifth inning. Dorney, for
Boston. was retired after the sixth Inn
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-06
NEW MOTOR CYCLE
RECORD HUNG UP.

CLIFTON, July 6.-Going at the rate
of 64.29 miles per hour, Jake De Roster,
of Springfield, Mass. thrilled 5000 spec
tators as he dashed around the new
six-lap banked track yesterday after
noon and established a new world pro-
fessional mile motorcycle record of Sc
seconds fiat, replacing the old mark of
Sc 2-5 seconds, made by Fred Hoyt, of
Boston, on a four-lay track in 1905.
Immediately after winning the ten
mile professional race by outspeedirg
his nearest rival, ]. King, of Newark,
by two laps, De Roster set out to race
against time for the mile record. AS
he began his fourth lap he suddenly
turned his handlebars at the wrong
degree. and before he could regain con-
troll Of the pachine his motorcycle
reached the edge of the 4S-degree
banking. and what appeared as almost
sure death for the rider was narrowly
A shrek rose as De Roster
touched the danger point. but the
plucky rider. by a sudden switch of his
bars, saved his neck, and continued on
the last lap. He was cheered 70 the
echo for his lucky escape.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-06
MANY SPILLS
WERE SEEN At
THE VELODROME
Otherwise Frank Kramer Was
the Entire Show at Yes
terday's Races.

Frank Kramer, the local champion
bicyclist, was the whole show aai
sideshows included at the races on thu
Velodrome yesterday afternoon, and tn
East Orange chap has reason to feal
proud of the good work that he Is do-
ing on the wheel this season. Luck
has figured with this rider this year,
although he uses good judgment at at.
times. Last Saturday over in Asbury
Park Kramer saw danger in a wef
track. and although pitted against
Bardgett and Folger in the circgis
championship, he refused to be entice
into any danger and allowed his COM
p~etitors to take all the chances.
Yesterday it was different. and he
went out In the half-mile race, which
he won. Others in the field were
thrown from their wheels, and al
though painfully injured. We're not Sc
rlously damaged. Kramer took advan-
tage of the spill and forged to the
front and stayed there.
In the ten-mile open for pros
Kramer again showed his speed and
| stamina and BEAT out the same two
men who made him take the smaller
end of the purse last Saturday at AS
bury Park.
In the five-mile amateur another spill
occurred, and this time Fred Hill, from
Boston, was the victim just as his
chances looked bright for coping the
prize. Adam Byerman, of New York,
was the fortunate chap in this affair.
The motor races. with Moran, Butler
and Bedell. which were scheduled for
Saturday. but had to be postponed on
account of the weather, started with
Bedell missing and Patsy Logan In his
stead. Butler won, with Logan second
and Moran trailing half a lap behind
Patsy.
The results of the various events were
as follows:
Half-mile Novice-Frank Hnonan. Now
ark. first; Marius Houborg, Newark, Sec
ond; ". E.. Gould. Everett, Mass. third.
! Five-mile Open, Amateur-Adam Dyer
man. New York. first: Charles H.. Stein,
Empire City Wheelmen, second; William
Vanden Dries, N. Y. A. c., third. Time.
Half-mile Handicap. Professionalism
Kramer. East Orange tscratch). first: Ed
ward Rupprecht. Newark Gas YARDS, sec
W. s.. Fem. Newark 40 yards). fourth.
Time, 56 3-5s.
One-miie Tandem. /Amatenr-Fred Hill
and Charles Stein, first; J. Magin and w.
third. Time. I'm les:
T~wenty-mile Professional Motor-paced
Race-Na. Butler. Boston. first; Patrick
Chelsea. Mass, third. Time BIN. % POS.
Ten-mile Open, Professional-Frank kra-
mer: East Orange. FIRST; W A. Bardgett,
W. s. Fem, Newark. fourth. Time,
2lm. sos.