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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
ALBANIA UPSETS
LOCAL TALENT
Murray Horse Easily Takes
Special Match Race in
Three Straight Heats.

A fair sized crowd of horse race fans
gathered at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon TO witness the harness meet
given by the Salt Lake Driving club.
Three events in all were pulled off, the
feature of which was the special match
race.
In this event ALBANIA. the Harker horse
upset the talent by winning hands down
in three straight heats. There was con-
siderable money bet on this race and the
sports from Murray were all down on the
winner.
Willetts. owned by DIR. Keysor. finished
bad second. while Lizzie Big Staff was
distanced in the second heat
The best race of the day was the named
race, in which Marshal Murat gave AL
berta hard run for the money. The lat
ter horse won in three straight heats,
but in each race Murat pushed the Ed
wards horse to the wire.
After finishing third in the first heat
of the last event Mayflower came up
strong and won the next three heats. In
each of these heats Bay Demon pushed
Mayflower to the wire
The summary:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Paul-First game: st. Paul 3;
Kansas City 9. Second game: st. Paul
10; Kansas City II
At Mineapolis-F'irst game: Minneapolis
s; Milwaukee Z. Second game: Minneapo-
lis 5; Milwaukee s.
At Indianapolis-First game: Indianao-
oils .; Louisville 4. Second game: Indian
apolis g. Louisville 2.
At Columbus-First game: Columbus 9:
Toledo 0. Second game: Columbus 6:
Toledo 1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
PROVO BIKE RACES.
Special to The Herald.)

NoptCIdI 10 TIC f1tThId.J
Provo. Sept. THE results of the bicy
Gle races held here today were as follows
Mile, boys under I7-E. Archbold, d
Rasmussen, Olsen. Time, 2:40.
Two miles. boys under lie. Arch bold
A. Rasmussen. d. Rasmussen. Time, STA
FiVe-mile handicap amateur-Giles
Brodbeck. McDood. Time 12:S4.
Mile open. amateur-Giles, Brodbeck
HOLSTER. Time, 2:30.
Ten-mile Australian pursuit race-Arch
bold defeated Meyer. Time 400.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Sept. Oakland won
both games from San Francisco today. In
the morning game at Oakland Wills and
berger were both hit hard and four runs
were made in the first and second in
nings. Scores:
Morning game r. II. Z.
San Francisco .......-...--.---.--- IA 8
Batteries-Hogan. Christian and G.
Lewis; Willis, Berger and Berry.
The afternoon game was won by the
OakIanders in the final inning. after two
men were out. Score: X. H T.
Oakland ..--.----...-.--.' .'-'...'.--S
San Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ratteries-Nelson and La Longe; -Sutor,
Jones and Berry and killifer.
Portland Sept Portland took its
third straight game from the leaders to-
dav. Score r. II. z.
Los Angeles .......-------.---.-..z
Portland II
Batteries-Nagle and Easterly; Garrett
and Whalen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
OPHiR TEAM WINS,

Especial to The HeraldD
Ophir. Sept. THE Ophir baseball team
defeated the American Linen team of Salt
Lake on Saturday by score of 8 to &.
They also played the Mercur team al
Mercur today, and won by a score of to
0. The Ophir team has not been beaten
this season. and stands ready TO play any
500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
ENDURANCE AUTO RUN.

About fifteen automobiles left Yesterday
morning on the endurance Iun tic Gunni-
son. The schedule calls for the arrival Of
the cars at that point today. The trip
is arranged under regular running
schedule and the winning cars must make
the time as mapped out for the trip Tho
winning will be judged on the amount OF
gasoline and oil used and the time lost for
repairs outside of tires
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
ATTELL STOOD
OWEN MORAN OFF
Best the American Feather
weight Could Do Was to
Get a Draw.

ColIna Arena, San Francisco. Sept. T.
Abe Attell. the champion featherweight
of America. and owen Moran. Englands
premier boxer in the same division. fought
drawn battle at the Colma open-alr
arene this afternoon in the presence OF
about 5000 spectators. The battle lasted
twenty-three rounds, and at its conelu-
sion Referee Jack Welsh unhesitatingly
grasped both lads by the hand. signifying
tnat the fight was a draw. The decision
seemed to please the crowd. and there
were cheers for each tighter as he wendell
his way from the ringside. The fight. on
the whole. was rather tame, but this was
offset by the cleveTness exhibited by both
the fighters 1t was very even one, and
was marked by Morans' aggressiveness
and Attell's cleverness in blocking and
his all-around work from a defensive
standpoint. The consensus of opinion
would seem to indicate. however, that the
Californian did not show his best form
of former contests. and that he lacks the
dazzling speed which had made him
marvel cfpVerDpSS
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POPLAR GROVE JuN,oRs WIN.

The Poplar Grove juniors defeated the
Occidental juniors yesterday by a score of
% to Is. The winning battery was O'Neil
and Badger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
occlpENTALs TAKE TRIP.

The Occidental baseball team left on q
trip through Idaho last evening They ex-
pect to be gone a week. The team mee-s
idaho Falls at Pocateilo on Sept S and g.
On the 18th and 18th they play Twin Falls
at Twin Falls. On Sept IA and Is they
meet Blackfoot and on Sept. 16 play
Wellsyille at Brigham City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
DEL MONTE TENNIS RESULTS,

Del Monte. Cal. Sept TN the annual
Pacific tennis championship tournament
here this afternoon. 1ntersch plastic Cham
pion Johnson of Pennsylvania with DR..
Chase Of Riverside. defeated Palmer and
Pyburn. taking the first and last sets by
6 to / scores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
OccidentaIS.

Summary: Two-base hits. Scott. Bos-
quet, Clarke, c. Burns; three-base hit,
Mann: bases on balls, off Harrison 2 off
Clarke l. off German l; struck out. by
Harrison 2 by Clarke 4, by German 8, by
Grant l; left on bases. Murray 3. Occi-
dentals S; double plays. Gum TO Mann,
German to Man to Gum; Hawkins TO
Black to Cans: hit by pitcher, Black;
stolen bases. Herman. Hawkins: sacrifice
hits McStewart, Thayne. Black. Harri-
son. Umpire. Jackson Time OF game,
two hours. Attendance. ]. 800
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
COLORADO TOURNEY CLOSED.

Denver Sept. THE state tennis tour
nament closed TODAY with the champion
ship contest between Don Harkei. winner
Graham. the holder of the title Harke~
won. s-6 6-3. 49, 6-3. 81. Harker and
Graham are both residents Of this state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
IE RoY WINS TENNIS TITLE.

Cincinnati. Sept Robert lie Roy of
New York today successfully defended his
title as tri-state tennis champion. defeat
ing Nat Emerson of this city In straight
sets, 60. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08

Summary: Bases on balls-Off Murphy
g. Three-base hits-Helmle. Two-base hits
-Fuchen. Fulmer Greenwell Double
plays-Gimlin TO Taylor. Struck out-By
Murphy g. by Walker T. Stolen bases
Walker Gimlin 3. Time of game-l hour
rs minutes. Umpire-Dutch. Attendance
-SOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
MARRIED MEN WIN.

The married men defeated the single
men in a. cricket game at Liberty park
yesterday by score of q to Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
IF IT HAPPENS
IT'S HERE
OGDEN Wins LAST
SCHEDULED GAME
Murphy and Walker Both
Pitch Great Game
Score a to 2.


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closed its regular playing season yes y
terday. Ogden winning he pennant. y
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at once to make arrangements to pro- y
long the baseball season by playing y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08

In all the advance fall styles. $500 and
$500 values. choice $500. $50 So. Main.
near p. o.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Tacoma. Sept. There was no morn
ing game on account OF rain. In the aft
ernoon Samuels was puzzle and only two
hits were secured off his delivery. Score:
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. U
Rutte ..-,............. I
Batteries: Bueler and Shea; Samuels
and Bender.
Seattle Sept. Holm shut Seattle out
in two consecutive games this afternoon,
winning the first. eleven innings, l to o,
and I'm the second. of nine innings. by a
score of 5 to 0. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Seattle ..... 900 900 900 90 8 2
Spokane ......-. 600 600 900 Oh 2
Batteries: harrington and Burns and
Fortier: Holm and krietz.
I Second game r. II. z.
Seattle ..............-.o 900 600 GOO 3
Spokane ............ 100 040 00o-5
Batteries: Standridge. Anderson and
Stanley; Holm and krietz. Umpire, Gale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
Never Regaincd Sight.

When Ketchel stepped to the center for
the second time IL was seen that his
right eye was closed At the next inter-
mission his seconds lanced the eye socket
and sucked the blood. but Ketchel never
regained the sight of his right eye.
Before the finish the other eye was all
but closed, and for the last three rounds
he staggered about the ring. dizzy like
drunken man. practically blind
In the third round Ketchel showed his
best form when he forced Papke through
the ropes.
Ketchel was fighting with both eyes
shut. In the tenth both men missed re-
peatedly. The gong saved Ketchel Just
as he was knocked through the ropes An
other minute finished him, with Papke al
most as strong as when he entered the
ring.
Ketchel was carried to his dressing room
with both eyes swollen into great black
puffs and completely closed. His lips
were cut and swollen TO several times
their natural size.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
ketcheI Was Favorite.

ketchel came in wearing a tattered
dressing gown and a worn hunting cap
feline stride, the smile of an unspoiled
boy. fine brow, wide, clear eyes and
shrewd look of purpose. When Papke came
In he also wore an old dressing gown
and boyish smile. Ketchel was fresh
ly shaver, while Papke was unshaven.
ketchel wore the air of an undefeated
conqueror and was plainly the great IA
vorite of the crowd, which had been bet
ting on him at 2 to l.
When Papke entered he walked blithely
TO ketchefs corner and greeted him with
a handshake and cordial smile, but when
James j. Jeffries. the referee called time
and Ketchel walked to the center ex-
tending his hand for the shake, Papke ig-
nored the hand and sailed into the Mich
igan man with the fiery impetuosity that
entitled him to be called the thunderbolt
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Ogden.

'Lumley batted for Castro in the ninth
inning.
Score by innings:
Salt Lake ..........0 o . o. .
Ogden 80. .........2 o o o % o
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Papke Fought Like Fury.

The fight was practically over min
ute and twenty seconds after the gong
sounded. From that time on it was mere
~ a question as to how long Ketchel
would last. Papke tore into Ketchel with
such fury that the undefeated ring cham
pion was simply lifted off his feet four
times within the next minute.
Papke Knocked Ketchel to the mat for
the count. and from his first knockdown
Ketchel never really recovered his form.
He was defeated man. dazed. bleeding,
struggling from twenty blows in the face,
and yet he came back and stayed with
terrible determination. And for at least
three rounds he held his-ewn with the
victorious challenger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Molnes. Sept. 7.-Des Moines and
Pueblo broke even today in two exciting
games that went TO ten innings apiece
The decisions OF a home umpire gave
Des Moines opportunity to kick strenu-
o,,slv
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. Sept. 7.-Cleveland defeated
Chicago without difficulty in this morn
ings game. In the fifth Walsh pur-
posely passed Bradley to get at Goode
with three men on bases. and the latter
cleared the bases with three-base hit.
Not Chicago player reached second base.
Score:
Morning game r; H: f;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
Round One.

Round 1-Papke led with left and rushed
Ketchel into corner. landing four blows
on the head. He then stepped in, but
Ketchel caught him on the chin with
his left. Papke knocked Ketchel down
with right and left to face and he got
up groggy. Papke knocked him down
again with right and left to mouth and
ketchel took the count of nine. Again
Papke sent him down with left and right
TO face. Ketchel came up again and the
gong rang. He was groggy and bleeding
freely from the mouth. Ketchel was
standing as the gong sounded and his sec
Onds took him into his corner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
Statement by Moran.

After the fight Owen Moran declared:
Il broke my right hand in the second
round. After that IL was almost useless.
At that. / think | won by a mile. / am
willing TO fight Attell forty-five rounds,
winner to take all"
An Associated Press representative Wis
tied the Englishman in his dressing room
after the contest and carefully examined
the right arm which Moran claimed was
broken. The arm was badly swollen
around the thumb. but II was not posi-
BILE to verify the claim of broken arm.
Morans face was much cut and his left
eye was nearly closed as the result of At
tells almost ceaseless prodding. On the
other hand, Attell emerged from the
scrimmage without mark.
What AtteIl Says.
Attell gave out this statement. after
being informed Of Moran's challenge for
a return match:
Il will fight no one forty-five rounds.
I want TO live awhile vet But / will give
him a return match for any number of
rounds up 10 twenty-five. l beat him at
every stage"
An examination of Attelrs right hand
disclosed the fact that the middle knuckle
had been disiointed.
A resume of the fight by rounds shows
that Attell had more or less advantage in
nine rounds, Moran was given six, and the
balance show even hOnOrS.
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Round Two.

In the second round Ketchel came I'D
groggy and Papke went at him like a
tiger sending him staggering around the
ring. Papke landed repeatedly on Ketch-
els head. but was unable to put him out
Ketchels face was one mass of blood and
bruises His eyes were blinded with blood
and he could do little but cling to Papke
Papke exhausted himself by his effort
and was unable to put his man out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
What Atteli Says.
Began Cautiously.

In round one the men spared cautious
ly for a few moments and then fought
viciously for two minutes without a stop
Moran drove Attell TO the center of the
ring, and outfought him in hard rally
just as the round ended. Attell had a
slight lead.
In the second FOUND they fought evenly
until the last minute, when Moran put in
a hard wicked straight right to the jaw
and then put his left to the body. Attell
looked serious and this look was accent
uated when Moran smashed him on the
face with a hard right. Morans round.
The third was even. both landing freely
and fighting fast and cleverly.
The fourth was Attells round by a
slight margin. He used his left TO advan-
tage in jabbing the Englishman.
HOnors were even in the fifth. Attelrs
cleverness offsetting Morans' aggressive
ness
In the sixth the little fellows slugged
fiercely. and at this Moran seemed to have
the better of IL.
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Round Four.

Ketchel came up strong in the fourth
but Papke quickly landed right on the
mouth and started the blood again.
opponent. Ketchel landed two rights to
body, missed a vicious right for the
head, and put hard left on Papkes
face KetcherS left eye was then closed.
Both men stood with heads down. neither
attempting to land. when gong sounded.
Papke's mouth bleeding. KetchePs face
was in a terrible condition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
First Blood in Seventh.

enth cutting Moran's left eye with
right-hand blow that Immediately caused
that organ to swell almost tight. Moran
went on the defensive and fought care
fully. 1t was Attells round.
Again in the eighth Attell showed 70
better advantage. battering Moran's dam
bv no means idle. using his right TO the
head effectively Moran's face was bleed-
ing considerably as he took his seat.
The ninth was hard fought. and ended
in AttelTs favor. Considerable Ill feeling
had been exhibited throughout the fight.
Moran fought viciously in the tenth and
had a slight advantage at its close. His
blows seemed heavier than Attelfs and
the seconds had to part them after the
bell sounded.
Science to the Winds.
It was a case of see-saw now. Attell
coming back and taking the lead in the
eleventh, Moran rushing and Attell stop
ping MIN with straight lefts. They final
lv threw science TO the winds and slugged
and refused to stop wnea the gong rang
and had to be parted.
The twelfth was fairly even, though
Moran bled freely from cut lips. AS the
gong rang they were fighting head 10
head. Attell went smiling 10 his corner.
He was unmarked. while blood flowed
freely from Moran's face.
The thirteenth and fourteenth were
slower with no advantage To either man.
Moran did most of the leading. but his
hardest blows were eYaded-
The fifteenth and sixteenth rounds were
in Moran's favor His blows, while not
so frequent carried more force. Attell
used his cleverness TO block most of them.
rhe seventeenth was AtIelfs. He used
his left effectively on Moran's face and
slowed the Englishman up in his rushes.
The eighteenth brought no advantage.
and the contest could fairly have been
called a draw at this point. but Atteil IN
the nineteenth took a slight lead.
cIinching and Sparring.
Clinching and sparring occupied a min
ute's time of the nineteenth. Finally
Moran sent left to the face, but AttelI
raised the Briton's head with hard left
peppered the Enslishman's stomach with
short-arm rights and lefts. The bell rang
with Attell having the advantage.
Again in the twentieth Attell did the
better work. He caught Moran with a
hard left to the jaw. and then sent his
right to the stomach.
Moran started Attelrs right eye bleed
ing in the twenty-first. with a hard left
blow Moran then put two hard lefts to
the jaw. shaking Attell up a bit. The
men were fighting hard when the round
closed. Moran having lead for the rounds
Final Scenes.
In the twenty-second, Attell shot hard
left to the jaw that nearly floored the
Rritisher Moran drove stiff right to
the jaw. and In a furious rally pelted At
tell viciously with left and right swings
to the body. 1t was hard. even round.
Round twenty three. and last. Cat calls.
shook hands. They went it fast from the
start and batted evenly until the gong
ended the fight Referee Welsh quickly
called the contest a drawn LATHE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08

Chicago. Sept. -Four bases on balls
off Fraser, a wild throw by Holman. two
sacrifices and two steals gave Cincinnati
four runs in five innings with one single.
The visitors made two more in the sixth
on a pass. a steal. balk and three sin
giles punched off Kroh. The locals got
but tw osingles off Dubec. Score:
Morning game r. II. z.
Chicago ..-...-.---. .-........-..-.
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Brooklyn. Sept Although Pastorius
nitched a great game, holding the Bostons
10 a single hit the visitors won the morn
ing game here today. to o. The winning
run in the fifth was batted in by Sweeney
after a base on balls to McGann and
timely sacrifice hit by Dahlen. Score:
Morning game r. II. f.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08

Pittsburg Sept. 7--PittsbJrg won the
morning game from st. Louis. The game
was batting bee throughout. Sallee re-
placed Raymond in the second. and Bran
don went to the box. for Pittsburg in the
fifth. Score:
Morning game r. II. E.
Pittsbprg ........ .-..-.. ...-.---. IS ]
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08

Patteries-Joss and Bemis; Walsh. Man
uel. Altrock and Sullivan; Shaw and
Weaver.
Cleveland defeated Chicago this after
noon. The locals made five of their seven
hits count for as many runs. while Chi
cage could connect with Chech in the
eighth inning only. Score:
Afternoon game r: H. E.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Ketchel was stronger at the close of this
round than at the finish of the first.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-06-11
UNDER SURGEONS KNIFE
Was to Have Been Tried for BIgamy Bur
Had to Be Operated Upon for
Appendicitis.

Paul Farkas, Hungarian from Poca-
hontas, who was confined in the Jail at
this place upon a charge of bigamy, and
who was to have been tried in the cir
cult court on the 3rd instant, was too
sick on that day to be brought into
court. On the 9th instant he was found
to be suffering with appendicitis, and
was Immediately taken to the hospital
Of Drs. Crockett & Bowen, where these
doctors operated upon him.
We are informed that Farkas made
violent resistance when the doctors un-
dertook to administer chloroform, and
he was put under its influence with
much difficulty.
We suppose the Hunk" imagined
that he was convicted of the crime with
which he was charged, and that the
court had sentenced him to be Oslerized.
The operation, however, was successful,
and Farkas is nov rapidly improving.