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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Aug. T.
APPLES-Quiet: astrachans 2M,'.
eady: mort hern 20GGL q
CH EESF.-Steady; York state l21.M13la
COEN-DulT' No. 8 yellow S9l2n@
EGGS Dull; choice 23Qo0; western 10
%.
FLOTk-Quiet: spring patents SSoQG3l
FRESH BFEF-Steady whole cattle 10
0I0A.
HAN-null. choice 1900
LAMBS Firm: spring 12Gl3.
LARD Quiet: pure 11$4.
Mill. FEFD-Dull.
SPRING RRAN-2-Not goo.
MINED FEED 2IoON30O.
pATS-Quiet. No = clipped white G2d64
TOrE Dull: medium backs 1",5T@IN
POTATUfiS-SteaGy new HJrft3I5 per
Dbl.
S;IGAE-Dun on a basis of $40 for
graduated
NEALS-Strong: 11M12h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13
BIG LEAGUE MAGNATES
AFTER ANOTHER COBB.

indianapolis. Aug 1.-THE Cobb
family will have another representa-
tive in the big league next season.
Paul Cobb, brother of the great
Tyrus, who is playing with the Joplin
team of the Western Association, is
attracting attention, and several big
league clubs are trying to purchase
ms release. The Joplin club wants
$4,000 for young Cobb. and this figure
Is being taken under consideration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13
BALL PLAYERS ARE
DISCHARGED AT NEWPORT

Newport, r, T., Aug. 12.-Richard
Coffey and Harold Dillon of the New
port nine, and John Pender Of the
Brockton nine Of the New England
League. who were arrested here on
Aug. 2 for playing ball on Sunday,
were discharged by Judge Franklin
in the district court the warrants be-
ing declared defective.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13

Boston. Aug 12.-Grooming care
fully for his attempt to accomplish
what no man has yet done ana what
Annette Keilermann. the marvellous
woman swimmer. failed at, tho SWIM
from Char!csto,vn bridge tn Boston
Light. .'chn Bray. the East Boston
expert, win cave nothing undone mat
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Bangor Ten---
Portland Two.

Bangor Ne Aus Fin the Milne
League game tolay Portland went to
ing I've hits off johnson ard with six err
rors resulting in nine Iuns for Bangor.
Collins VAS effective 1T critical points and
had fast support
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RRAY Will. TACKLE LONG SWIM TO-DAY

rugged physique. he will profit by tn.
experience of the latter and make hi,
start 25 minutes earlier than she did
Being under the efficient handing NJ
Jimmie Winston of East Boston and
Peter McNally, who have made all Ar.
rangements necessary, conditions will
be all in Bray's favor. As at present
scheduled, the attempt will be mads
tomorrow.
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will in any way aid him in his pur-
pose.
With a daily program mapped out
which is getting him into the highest
state of physical condition for the at
tempt, he is highly confident OF sue
cess.
A faster swimmer than Miss kel-
hermann and endowed with a strong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Baltimore 8. Montrea, /
At Jerscy City-Rufalo z. Jersey CITY
Hrst gamD: Jersey City G. Buffalo 3 (sec-
ond gamer.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4. Provi-
denCe ,.
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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Totals
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hit-Titus. Three-base lit
Bates. HON" run-Rrown". Sacrifice hits
era ham, Titus ., Magcc. Stolen bases
Grant Enahc. Magec. Doom. Double
plays--E nahe. Doolin aud Branseld; Doc
lin, knabe and FranstieId >. Left on
bases Boston |, Philadelphia ., First
on s--Philadnlphia |. Hit by pitcher
-i:Y F'oN"n l. Struck uut-By Ferguson
>. by Fox"n >. Time, 1.53 Umpires, Rig
Ter and Rudderham
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PORTLAND.

Two base hits-Tott. FOllansbeo. Three
base hit-McT"nouch Stolen bases
Jones. Stanwood. burlington. Base on
halis-Cn SouthWell l. struck out-BV
Collins l. Sacrifice hitG-Conn"rs. Finnc-
rore Grant. Iiits-of Johnson in in
nings: of Southw"ll in innings. Double
play Corners to lott Umpire. John Kel-
lev Time 100
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

At Bridgeport Bridgeport G. Hartford a.
At New Haven-New Haven t. Water.
bury
At ringfeld-SprnGfeId 3. Meriden 9
At Holyokc-fIolv ok" .. New Britain 1
first game,: New Britain 4. Holyoke >
(second game).
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New York Cotton Market,

New York. Aug T.
Spot closed quiet points lower. Mid
ding uplands 1850; do. gulf TO-. %lIes
90 bales.
Galveston quiet. 1913: Charleston uuia,
10i,: memphis quiet. 10 Lie: New OrIean,
easy. H. Savannah quiet. 10.
Net receipts for FIVE days 15.4'9
Exports to Great Britain 532j. to thu
continent 1888.
StncI, lQo s-q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13

Earned rrn- Augusta. Stolen bases
Bre"u. I"'st,n. struck ort-Ev THOMPSON
:. bv Nnrirse I Doubt" play M~t'raw
tuna esist"I, Hit T. pitched bal-Ord.
wrv. Base ON balls-Of Thompson I. off
Ncurse :, Sncriiice hit -I;,een Umpire.
Schumacher. Time. -
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AT NEW YORK

BROOKLYN ........0 . 0 ! 0 0-5-9-0
New York ......0 0 o 0 0 0 1-1-9-o
Batteries-Rucker and Bergen, Crandall
Malarkey and BreSnahan. Time. so. UNI
pire, ODay.
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AT PITTSRIRG.

Pittsburg .......o o o 0 Co., .
Chicago .........G , o 0 0 O-I-S-O
Batteries Willis Lever and Philips
Gibson: Brown and King. Tire, $50
Umpire. tombstone.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

even with Philadelphia ir a double header
this afternoon. In the first game Browne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13

Rye OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
BailnN ...::..-.;-..... I""h 1859
tiT IERuSt"idy credmeries 1yG2
ds,irics i-r,20.
Realistically: at market. cases includ.
ed. mas: frsts 1872: prime fiji sts -.
CHEESI,-Firm: 7l4m13.
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BOSTON.

made the first home run Of the season OF
the National League grounds heie.
First game:
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A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD SEPT. 1919.

New York, Aug 12-Bartow s.
Weeks. chairman of the championship
committee of the A. A. IT,. has issued
a circular letter to the associations
of the Amateur Athletic Union to the
effect that the junior and senior A. A.
U. championships will be held on the
grounds of the New York Athletic
club at Travers Island on Sept. IS
and 10. Entries will close on Aug 20.
Joe Jeanette and Tony Ross have
been matched to box at Jim Buckleys
III New York. Aug 25
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11

rape. los: Denver Girl, los: Harriet Rowe
los: Pink Linen. los; Plume. los; Miss
Crittenden. 10; She Wolf. 10; Hawks
flight. 10.
Second race. seven-eighths of a mile.
selling-Mrs. Sewell. 100; Mique OBrien.
100; Irrigator. 100; Roseburg II, 1903; Dis
pute 1903; Ray H, 1903; Bufons, los; Adj
monish los; FIoreal. lo5; Aspirin. los;
DuomO los; Anemonella, los; DR.. Holx-
berg, 100.
Third race. three-fourths of mile. sell
ing-Warner Griswell. ia; Dosserrian, ia;
Gambrinus, ia; Spion. ia; Van Dam, ia;
Coon. III; Stonerhill, 119: Bensonhurst,
119; Bonebrake, 119: Ametus, 119; George
Daley, 1l9; Martinus, 119; Potter. 122;
OvelandO, l22; Chief Millken. I22; Deuce,
122
Fourth race. three-fuorths of amile. han
dicap-An Red, IS; Sally Preston, 100;
Moodlane, 1o9; Dainty Dame. 12l: Ham
bridge. 121: Al Muller. los.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards,
purse-Estella c., 90: Gilvedear. 101: FL
nancier, 1O1: Carew. 1O7; Gretna Green, 107.
Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth, sell
ing-Dunvegan, 81; Stonestreet, 81; Best
erling. 100: Lady Baldur. 100; Katie Pow
ers. 100; Albert Star. 1o3; Quagga, 1903:
Brancas, 104; Usury. los; Little Lighter,
1OS Sch. Midway, los
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Today's Oakland Entries.

FIRST race, eleven-sixteenths of mile.
SSe.-I s-Royal n, I22; Merrill. I19: Web-
C-rl., ns; Won Tromp. III; Satkass. III;
Y 15e9.dena, III; Hereafter. ia: Steel Blue.
Coppit, 81 o.
r. second race. five-eighths of a mile.
SeIse-Captain John. 10; AXIS Ar Ben. 10:
S6eInlsa, l07; Meddling Hanna, lO7; Toll
~ ~ 100; Micaela, l03; Mailman. 106; Harry
S95l5ahqhopei 1913; Bishop w. IO2: Palo AltS.
TX Oceola, lO2; Matchtulla 49,
I,-nlIa race. futurity course. selling-St.
55.IIahcis, 10; The Mist. 107: St Avon, los,
1--.er stocking, 102; Woodcraft, 102: Bell
Wetner. 100.
W.! ~ ourth race, mile and a sixteenth.
Ihters handicap-Dandelion, lis; Mont
57Sg,iDSSry, us; FirestOne, 115; Royal Tourist.
"a; NeVa Lee. l02: W. T. Overton. 1o1.
ElIth race, mile and fifty yards. selling
'S,toSunJy Clerk. III; Huapala, 1os: Frank
IN. 100; Colonel Bronson. 100: La
@Tlle' los; Ny Pal. l09; Midmont, 109.
1.N,h race. mile and fifty yards, selling
= SsIa.mund. ll2; Eckersali. 112: Royal
I,gl' Ivy: Melar. los: Charles Green. 109:
IN q En-, lo9; Little Minister 109- Cholk
i i5lssorlck. l0S; Etapa, 1O9; Mistress of Rolls,
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At Oakland.

Oakland. Nov. J0--Sewell, the to 10
favorite. scored a victory over a field
OF clever sprinters in the Fieldwick han
dicap at the Oakland track today. The
event was at six furlongs. and was the
feature of good card. Native Son. at
y 10 ]. set merry pace and led until
well in the stretch. when SeWen closed
fast and beat him in a drive Roalta was
third. Wap, played from L to l, to to l,
took the second race from Boas and Billy
Pullman. Barney Schneider and Frank
Weir were among today's arrivals. a car
load of horses, including Roseben, con
morrow. Results:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Nebu-
losus lO1 (keogh). 8 to I. Won: Captain
Kennedy, lG2, (Gilbert, 10 to 3, second;
Adena, l02 CKirschbaum), even money,
third Time-1:l4 20. Burnell. Sir Wes-
ley, san Oak and Edith R. finished as
named.
Second race, six furlongs. seIIing-wap,
", tTaplinl, to !, won; Boas. lO2.
IWalsh). Is to >. second; Billy Pullman.
l92. &C. Ross). 10 to l. third. Time-I:I3'
Billy Watkins, Emma c., Billy Myer, Alb
oey and Billy BOwlegs finished as named
Third race, one mile. selling-Phalanx.
uLl Sweet, to l. won; Lady Alicia, l19.
&C.. R-sselD, to l, second; Charley Paine.
49, tArchlbald), Z to ,. third. Time
l:il 2-5. ROmanoff. Mamie Stanhope and
Elevation finished as named.
Fourth race. six furlongs, Fieldwick
nandicap-Sewell, us, POwers), 3 TO 4.
won; Native Son. 80. CWaIsh). 20 to l.
second; Roalta. 100, (GilberD. 10 to /.
Jhlrd Time-lI3. Force and Pajoroita
finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and one-sixteenth. sell
ng-Sr Brillar. 1O6 (Vandusen), I to l.
Won; Remember, 102. &C. RusselD, 7 to 10.
second; Cloverland. ITO. Powers, Y to l.
,Ard Time-1:4z 1-5- l. c. Ackerly. Full
eta, Royal Red and Lord Primrose fin
Shed as named
sixth race, one mile and seventy yards.
PuIse-Mortgomery, 7l2. (Shilling), Is TO
~ Won; Neva Lee, 102 &C. Miller. to 2.
SecQhd; Don Enrique, 100. (W- Miller), 20
10 J, third. Time-1:43 Sugarmaid also
ran.
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FRIENDLY BOUT KILLS man
Light Tap on Chin Puts Boxer Down
and He Dies Of Heart
Failure.

New York, Nov ia friendly bout
with boxing gloves between Vanderbecll
and Edward Lynch in the room of a
friend. William E. Kearney. in East one
Hundred and Fourth street, resulted In
Vanderbeck's death from heart failure.
He was 20 years old. The three youths
were close friends Kearney and Lynch
had often engaged in boxing, being fond
of the sport, but Vanderbeck had never
boxed because his physicians had prohib-
tied violent exercise by him.
The chums met by appointment at Kear-
news boarding house and Kearney AMI
Lynch began boxing. Vanderbeck watched
them for a time, and then said he wished
to box with Lynch. hearney and IVncb
protested it would be risky, but Wander
beck insisted.
After sparring a few minutes Lynch
struck Vanderbeck what seemed to be a
light blow on the chin Vanderbeck stag
gered back and then sank to the floor
The other two youths ran for doctor.
but when he reached the place Wander
beck was dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11

NOVEMBER II IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1ss6-At New York. the Ball Players
union, representing the eight clubs of the
National league, held its first annual
meeting.
1S93-At New York, Yale defeated the
University of Pennsylvania at football,
IA to s.
1S94-California Baseball association
closed its championship season. the Ala
media club winning the pennant for the
third successive season.
1901-At Trenton. n. J.. Jimmy Handler
and Young Peter Jackson fought eigh-
teen rounds TO draw.
1904-At Milwaukee, Charlie Neary and
Tommy Mowatt fought ten rounds to a
draw.
1905-Winter racing season stated in Cal
ifornia with the opening of the Oakland
track
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WORKING HARD FOR BOULDER
Maddox Has Full Team Out in
Secret Practice for Sat-
urday's Game.

Ihree hours of secret practice behind
locked gates is the daily program of the
university football team, which is max
ing efforts to get into the best possible
shape for the big game With the Uniyer-
the big game of the year for Utah and
Maddock's men will fight to the last
ditch TO redeem their two recent defeats
in Colorado.
For the first time since the teams re-
turn from Colorado every man on the
team was in his place. The regular back
field, Captain Convill. two Richardson's
and Grant are working together like a
machine. The line is showing good form
and Maddox is greatly encouraged by
the condition of the team at present He
says the fellows have it in them and they
will fight the Boulderites to a standstili
Colorado stock took a jump last Tuesday
when Boulder defeated Colorado college
by score of IS to 0. This team had previ-
ously beaten Utah by a score of IS to 4.
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STEAMER WINS
DESERT RACE

Phoenix. Ariz. Nov. 10--The White
steamer won the race from Los Angeles
TO Phoenix The White arrived at 6:33, the
Kisselkar at 7:41. the Gilmore at S:45, the
Franklin at $50 p. m, Pacific time.
The Franklin had several hours lead in
California. but went astray on the desert
and the driver slept four hours until day
light. fearing to make bad matter worse
with q false start
President Billiard of the Automobile
club, says the White won, the Elmore
second, tKisselkar third and Franklin
fourth. but no official determination will
be made until the arrival of mailed re-
ports showing the time deducted at the
Colorado river
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REDAN LOWERS
STATE RECORD
Clips Nearly a Second Off the
Four and a Half Furlong
Mark-TOday'S Entries.

Owing 10 a delay in the car service,
making it impossible for the public TO
Get 10 the fair grounds until nearly 3
o'clock the start of yesterdays program
was a little delayed. The hurry-up order
was then given by Manager Murray and
the. races were pulled off in record time.
Redan not only won the class race Of
the day in the fourth event. but broke the
state record for four and one-half fur
longs in doing so. The former time or
1 .JqIa was clipped to 1:0Sa4, which is con-
sidered remarkable time for half-mile
track. Redan got away in the lead and
led all the way without slackening or
speed He was forced from behind by
such horses as Sylvia L. and Gypsy King.
which TO a great extent. compelled Re
dan TO do his best to hold the pace. j.
Carroll. a stable boy, was up, and made
a good ride.
Bin Bagwell was run off his legs in the
second event The bettors liked Bagwell
for first place and he was strongly
played favOrite. He got away well and
led the field to the back turn, when Yank
came up with rush and challenged Bag
well for the lead. They raced it out
around the turn. when Yank got Bag
wells goat. and the latter began to slow
down as soon as passed. In the stretch
Bagwell quit cold and was hardly able
10 get under the wire in fourth place.
both Nancy w. and FuuZe passing. while
the field was fast closing on him
Billy Mayham was in form again yes
terday and showed his class by taking
the third race. He led TO the stretch,
where Swaggerlator tried TO outrun the
Rocky Mountain wonder. SWaggerlatOr
was raced off his feet by Mayham and
came under the wire a length to the
good over Sam c., who came up with a
rush in the last few yards.
Today's Entries.
First race. selling, for 3-year-olds and
& f1IrlOngG-(12h r G RunfP 109N-
1874 Black Domino. 97'; 1877. Burnolette.
Bill BagweH III; 13S. Billy Mayham, Ill.
up. five furlOngs-134. Inspector Bird, 97*:
l34. Nina Baker. 107: 1884, Katie Crews.
ICE: 1874 Lady Adelaide, 1O2: So Knowl-
edge. 102+: 131, Nancy W., 107: III, Gov
ernor Ormal lO7: 40, Our Anna, l12'.
Third race. selling. for 3-year-olds and
up. five furlOngs-l23. Whist, 104~: l29. Ku-
ropatkln. 1O9. $50. Glenevis. 1O9: 1876, DR..
Sherman. 104'; l29 Julia c., 104; 123, Sir
Preston, l09: l36. Willie Gregg. 100.
Fourth race, selling. for 3-year-olds and
up seven furlOngs-l31. FurZe. 105S: lbs.
Tarp, 105'; i3O Handmaiden. 1O7; 135, F. Z.
shaw. 1dS": 1873. Piquet. 102A
Fifth race. selling, for 3-year-olds and
up, seven furlongs-lS7, Western, 1859; l37,
Anona. lO7: $50. Dr. White 1O7; 1873, J. V
Kirby. l07; 1872. Hi Caul Cap, lO7
Sixth race, selling, for 2-year-olds and
up. four and One-half furlongs-13l, NAL
rina 107s; al. My Nurse. 80: III. Banthel
%; l3S, Jillette, 119; 13S, J. w. Fuller, ll9;
$50, Happy Chappy, 114'; 1SS, Swagger-
iat0r, ll4'.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
WANTS WISE AND SANE
CONTROL OF SPORTS

New York Nov. 1O.-Captain Palmer E.
Pierce, president OF the Intercollegiate
Athletic association of the United States,
has written a letter to the president CT
the various universities and colleges IN
the country, expressing the hope that all
such Institutions in the country will be
organized before long to secure wise and
sane control of college sports.
The letter is by way of announcing the
annual meeting OF the association at the
Murray Hill hotel on Jan. next
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NEW YORK HORSE SHOW.

New York, Nov. 10.-To the music OF the
bugle a superb lot of thoroughbred horses
pranced into the tanbark ring at Madi-
son Square Garden today at the COM
mencement of the second days judgins
of the twenty-fourth annual show In
the first event of the day the Hackney
class, Nimrod. a handsome 2-year-old bay
stallion exhibited by Isaac Norris, was
awarded first prize. In the second event.
Hackney filies. William H. Bones Fe-
dora got first prize and Clarence II. Mac
kay's Land O'Burns. a spirited chestnut.
took the first prize in the 3-year-Old
Hackney class.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
At Latonia.

gncinnau, Nov. 10-Latonia results:
FIRST race, five and one-half furlongs-
ur Mayer won, Killington second. Mioue
ID Brien third. Time-l:I1
second race six furlongs-Marmor
Won. Miss Felix second, Europa third.
Time-lIS Is
Third race si., furlongs-Snake Mary
Won, SoTrel Top second, Dainty Belle
'hird. Time-1:I7 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Merrick won.
Syl,o3isteress second, BOnart third Time
,,Etnh race. mile and furlong-Maid
~ Hlllltant won, Quaggs second. Apt third.
Iime-2.0O 10.
sixth race, mile and a furlong-Gold
treasure won. Bitter Hand second. Leon
a-l Joe Hayman third. Time 80 2-5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
INTERCLASS FOOTBALL.
Sophs Defeat Juniors by Score of
27 to o.

Inter-class football at the High school
is in full swing now and good contests
are played every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon on the High school campus
Yesterday afternoon the Juniors. under
Coach Harris. went down to defeat at
the hands of the Sophs by score of q II
0. q. Parker. captain and fullback OF
the second year boys, was the star of the
game, scoring four Of the five touch
downs for his side.
Thursday afternoon the Seniors and
Juniors will play their first game of the
series.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
GRANITE HIGH Is NEXT.

Somewhat bruised but still filled with
the red and black spirit the football team
of the High school reported yesterday aft-
ernoOn fer the first time since the Ogden
Salt Lake game last Saturday on Cum
mings field.
Strenuous training viii be resumed at
once in preparation for the hard game
with the Granite High next Friday aft
ernoon on Cummings field This game
viii undoubtedly settle all questions in
regard to the state championship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
LAEAYErTEs, 40; LINcoLNs. o

The Lafayette football team defeated
the Lincolns yesterday by a score of 20
TO 0. The winners lined up: Burton, r. e. !;
c.; Young. l. g.; Dern. ]. t.; Clayton. l. e. /:
Armstrong. q. b.: Beatie. r. h. b.; Con-
ley, f. b.; Wooley, !. h. b.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
DIES OF FOOTBALL INJURIES.

Evansville. Ind, Nov. 1O-Albert Daugh-
erty, a prSssnlan. died today from inju-
ries received in a football game at Hen
derson He fell in a scrimmage and frac-
tured his spinal column.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
PRESBYTERIANS WIN.

The Presbyterian Affiliated Y NJ c. A.
football team defeated the Phillips Con-
gregational team at Liberty park yes
terday by the score of 30 to in a hard
fought contest The Phillips team scored
as the result of a fumbled punt in the
last minute of play. Captain Godbe and
OFT Romney were the star performers for
the winners. Touchdowns were made by
Godbe %, Owens %, Francis d. Dye 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-11
TodaN,s Latonia Entries.

irst race, eleven-sixteenths of mile.
ps-IIllhs-Dactylis, So; Sister Phyllis. 100.
I,oject. 100: Merry Gift 100: Olive Ely.
-0'' Ohallce. lo0; Char. Hamilton, los; Ia
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BOWLING.

The Crescents won the first and the 2.
c. NJ l. the next two games in the league
series last evening. Sam Spitz with 5Sl
was the high man of the evening
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KAUFMAN PUTS MUsrAIN OUT

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. I0-Al Kauff-
man knocked out Terry Mustain tonight
in the fourteenth round.
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
HERALD'S FORM CHART


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post al
8. Prigiermencia
easily third
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At post. min. OFF at Ais. 1ime-:56l4.
Mayham. place 1-3 show out; Sam G., place A.
even.
Winner, s. The Hero-Katie Waukens
Start good, won handy; second and third drivi
stretch after racing SwaggeTlatOr into submission
wind in the stretch Swaggerlator tired making
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Al post, 3 min- Off at 345- Time-1:23
Yank place As, show out: Nancy, place, 81, ST
Winner, ch. g. Morti Fonso-Merceda.
Standardization.
Start COOL won handily; second and third driv
and raI over leaders in stretch Nancy w. closet
game race.
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At post. min. OF at III. Tln1e-1: OoM.
Redan place 6-5. show l-2; Sylvia T., place
Winner b. g. Artillery-P Princess Nonette
Scratched-Lttle Buttercup.
Start good, driving; second and third So
and made a romp of it all the way. Sylvia clC
with interference in stretch.