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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
TWENTY CARS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR RACE

SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.--lntercst tonight
turned upon the grand prize contest To-
morrow, when twenty of the heaviest and
most powerful cars ever built in this
country and abroad will bc sent away in
breakneck journey Of 402 miles over
roads which In places Will offer an In
Nitation for the last ounce OF speed with
In the throbhng engines. and others will
test TO tho limit the skill OF the drivers
The mon who will be at the steering
wheels of tho French. German, Italian
and American cars tomorrow are tho
most daring chaufleurs automobile racing
has produced, The race Will start prompt
ly at o'clock. the twenty cars being
sent away at one minute intervals.
Duray. who WIN drive the French Die
dietrich, has been placed down from 10
TO 1 10 10 ]. Scisz and De Palma arc
also quoted at skies. The favorite among
who Will drive the Chadwick car. He is
quoted at II TO l. The prices agains,
tho five other Americans 20 all tho way 10
forty.
Ralph Multord has replaced Michoner
as the driver OF the Lozlcr car. The num-
bers of the cars and the order OF start
follows.
No I, Clement Bayard. Rlsal: No. ?.
Lozior, Mulford, No. 2, Simplex. Seymour:
No, 4, Buick, Burmap: No. >, Chadwick
Haupt; No, 6. Fla. Navarro. No Z. Acme,
Zcnfcd No. s. Beng, Hemcry: No. .,
Dicdictrlch. Durar; No. 10. Rcnault
Italia, Casno: No. IL. Clement Bayard'
Benz. Uenrlot: No. l6. Renault, Strang;
No. II, Italia, Fernler; No. Is. Fiat DC
Palma; No 19 Benz, Earle; No. 20,
Italia, piaccns5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
DITCHES PARK CITY

The most unsportsmanlise act OF the sea
son was dished out hy the second football
team of the Salt Lake High school We'd
ncsdav afternoon. This team had q game
Scheduled with the Park city High school
for the Afternoon OF Thanksgiving day. the
same To be played at Park city. All
EXPENSES Of the Salt Lake boys were
guaranteed and everything was arranged
for a general good time by Manager Don
ohue or the Park team. large amount
of money was expended In advertising the
game. which now becomes dcnd loss.
Tho feeling in Park city against The
High school is most bitter and Manager
Donohue stated "Wednesday night that tho
least the High school team could have
dono was to have given him few hours
notice in order that another game miGht
shave been arranged
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock Man
aecr Donohue was notified that the lllen
school team would not go 10 Park CITY
4 lump rs big as an esS came UP III
DonohlIo's throat as he ana all his team
mates had talked up tho game so much
and were 80 happy over the prospects.
when nc received the disappointing. nc%s
which mt dampcr upon everything.
I)nnohun tried TO sccUr- another team,
buf tn the short space OF tlTnc was Ch-
gbIc TO make arrangements and IN con-
sequence there VIII be no iootDaH game
todaC in the mining camp.
Donohue further said tnat lf me iu-
,,,.n n the salt Lake High school wanted
omy favors she would he treated as a
professional and be made to put up a
gynoranfn, of a sufficient amount OF gold.
SSbirb seems 10 be the only way TO bind
" rnntract with any team on the doubtful
list DouoIIue believes 1t ~ case OF
cold feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
ENGLISH CHAMPION
EASILY WINS FIGHT
Attell Is Easily Outclassed by
Welsh, Who Shows
Great Form.

LOS ANGELES. Nov 25.--Abe Attoll,
the fast and undcteated featherwcisht
champion OF the world. mot moro than
his match tonight In Freddie Welsh, the
English lightweight champion, and ono
OF tho greatest lightweight lighters that
cvor appeared In ring In this city.
Welsh showed himself 10 be a clever
man. His boxing, footwork. goneralship
and defensive tactics were superb.
Attell had never chance from the be-
ginning OF the fight to the finish. The
doughty little champion seemingly lacked
confidence. his blows lacked vigor and his
Generalship WAS not what IL has been,
So seemingly outclassed was Attell by
the English champion that he appeared
20 be able 10 show but little OF his old
>time fight, While he fought bravely on
the defensive and rallied frequently
against the lead OF his opponent, no was
not able TO make "a sufficient showing
at any time TO place the result of the
fight in doubt
Welsh led with both hands with uner-
ring precision.
There was much infiehting. and in this
alone did Attell show TO advantage. In
the long range exchanges Welsh was his
master, both IN oIrense and defense.
Attell said after the fleht that he had
given away too much weight to his op-
ponent. He also claimed an injury TO
his hand, received IN training. which IN
tcrlerod with his work
The betting was 10 10 & on Attell.
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SENSATIONAL FLIGHT
OF RACING BALLOON

Los ANGELES. Nov GA dispatch
from EhrenburR. brz. from Captain A.
y. Mueller, pilot OF the racing balloon
United states, and J. X, Hutchinson. who
accompanied him. states that the landing
OF tho balloon there Monday afternoon
after Its 250-mile flight from Los Angeles
was accomplished after a terrifying cx-
perience.
The balloon descended on the desert
and. driven by 81 sim wind, dragged tho
cacti sand and rocks. The men were
forced To climb into the rigging OF the
balloon and WeT0 bnaIy bruised before
the gas finally escaped from the bag and
its flight WAS stopped.
The Indians on the reservation where
the balloon landed w"ro greatly wrought
up over the appearance OF the air craft
and regarded II with much trepidation
Most of the fast fight was made AT a
height OF from 10000 to 5000 feet. the
Colorado river being crossed at tho latter
altitude.
Shortly after crossing the river, the pen
dix rope OF the balloon broke and III"
bag descended with great rapidty until
10 struck tho desert. The basket Of the
balloon plouEhed furrow through the
sand and rocks for miles before II was
finally halted.
One other time during the hight, while
midway between the San Jaciuto noun
tcins and the Colorado river, the aero
nhuts encountered a cold current OF air
at a great height which condensed the
gas IN the bag so rapidly that the balloon
fell several thousand feet into tho rocky
crags below. from which the mon escaped
injury only by climbing into the rig
cling.
Tho dispatch states that Captain NueI-
Tor win rest several days NJ Ehrcn burg
before returning TO this c-ty, The col
mpsed balloon and basket are far ont on
the desert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
PAPKE Is FAV0RITE
IN KETCHEL FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25,-BilIy Pap
twenty five round bout I'm this city on
Thursday, when ketche hopes TO regain
his lost middieweight championship title,
nave both begun To ease up on their hard
training work. as they declare that they
lind themselves TO be rounding into form
i'm splendid shape. Lust night Ketchel
weighed 1885 pounds, and said that he
was al weight and would not be compelled
10 do any strenuous stunts at the last
minute. lie believes that with little
light road work and boxing he will drop
70 los pounds or little less without FUR
ther worry. and proposes 10 husband his
strength for the fight itself.
Papke appears 10 be at weight already,
and shows no signs OF over-excrtion 10
reach the mark. He seems strong md
aggressive, and says that KctcheIs state
meut that hc will force the lighting all
the time Is good news Papkc Is stlll
10 TO I faYorite over his opponent
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BEGEWISCA MANAGER
GETS INTO TROUBLE
Dismissed From One Court. Only
TO Be DOwned by Burn
ham Aldermen.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Buttling Nelson
prizchghter and general manager OF the
town OF Hegewlsch, won ono fight yes
tcrday and lost another In police court
In Burnham, where he was accused Of re-
sistne a policeman, hc won. But In the
one with the local transportation com
mttee OF the city council he lost. There
were men on that committee who could
talk all around him and the lightweight
champion was simply outclassed,
The committee went 10 IIcgewlsch 10
look over the proposed right Of way for
tho kcnsington and Eastern railway, by
which tho Illinois Central hopes 10 get
an entrance into Gary. II would pass
through Hegewlsch,, ana tho aldermen
drove there in carriages from Pullman.
They were met by Mr., Nelson, fresh from
his discharge ln the Burnham police
court
exclaimed. II have got hall over here
whore we can go and settle this question
at once
Chairman Foreman looked dazcd. bu,
said nothing. Attorney John brennan,
for the Illinois Central, eaYe indications
Of wishing the Butnham Justice had sem
fenced Mr.. Nelson for life.
Yes" went on Nelson. we people
down here want that road bad. We have
no direct connection with the city now
and this would give us one, II would
raise the pflc" or rcSI estate ana | own
some lots here. Let's go over and liH
it up
Alderman lCgan tried 60 explain to the
representative Of the interests OF HoEc-
wisch that the road needed permit be-
fore Il could build and an ordinance
would he much better.
Nelson gave evidence of disappointment
and began To express his opinion of the
situation and the aldermen got into their
carriages and departed
Nelson was arraiencd al Burnham in
connection with nm attack rnnde on WI
lagc Clerk r. J Kuhlman when a raid
was mado on tho town hail. where a dog
fight was I'm progress He was not ac-
cused of taking part I'm tli" sluegine, but
the charges against him wore dlsordcrlv
conduct ana resisting an officer. Trustee
Julius Smith. the prosecuting witness.
was IN Milwaukee on his honeymoon and
tho case was dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
Entries for Arcadia.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Los ANGELES, Nov 25-FollowIn,-
ara tho entries for Thursdays races at
the Arcadia track:
First raCr. three -fourths az n mile tho
Introductory Scramblr-Hasty Agnes i02;
Ida May, 10T; Center shot lO2: Gold
Heart. 102. RialtO. l05: Colloquay, 100,
Second race one mile selling-Variet-
Ice, i02. John Ivle, 96; Goldway. 10;
Barney Oldaeld. los: Day rtar. 10f. Bon
ton, sc: Homeless, Ioi; Mike Jordan, i6i :
Black Mate. l02; The Hammer. 96 old :
finer. 100: Merrill. lol; King Leopold
10i Agreement, g6: chnirue, lO3.
Third race. elevcn ~siXtcenths OF a mile.
tyyo-year-olds, sclllng-Servience Joe :
Joe Gaitens, los: Maid Of Gotham. i0S
Rev El Dlnero. ioS: Roy r., l01. BEN
Mics Busy. i03: lncIement. loS. CorioI.
l02: Zells e.. i03: Nasnicrito. loo; Helen
Harvey. l03: Hardly Son, 1903, Bold l03 /;
Enfield, i06; Balerian. 9S.
Fourth race. s@ven-e ighthS ~ A mile
the Pomona hnndlcap--RestlSou 1l6:
Dandelion. ia. Lee Rose. ~: Doninus
Arvi. ~; Lisaro. 10S. Gemmsll, los.
Stanley Fay. no; Jack Nunnally III; Eoy
Populi. lo6; Old Timer. l0G Green Seal,
F'fth race. onc and ono eighth miles.
selling-Alna Boy. io5 St, flaro. l02
Husky. l02: Henry O.. 100; Merlingo, los :
Miss Ofacious. los: Bve Bye H.. los.
Sixth race, seven -cighths OF mile
purse-Light Wool, ITO: Mark Anthony
r.. IO7: Ethel Day. lo7; Nova Lee, iG7:
Prcteugion. l07: Lotus Eatcr. 10. Dom
inus Aryi. 10. lack WITT. 107; Sir cd
ward. 1lO. Gemmcll. lo5: Hilgert. iio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
DUCK HUNTERS SWIM
A RACE IN SLOUGH

a party OF I'VE duck hunters came to
GRIEF Wednesday. with Dcckcr's lake as
the objective point in View, In the party
were Sol Nelson. Brig and Ned Mackon-
zic, +. r. Schefski ana Joe Chamberlain
The trip was started in binding snow
storm about o'clock Wednesday morn,
ing. Everything went all right until all
the fences on the road on Twelfth South
had been passed going west. II then
became N proposition OF guess work, which
resulted III Nelson driving the team into
u slough.
In trying To make a sharp turn the
wagon was turned over and It's contents
and slush. There was then swimming
contest. I'm which Nelson came out last.
as he forgot the necessary stroke and had
TO be aided Owing TO the intense dark
ness, !t WAS impossible 10 see anything,
and after one hours work the shotguns
were saved from tho wreck, but the am
munftion was lost and all the grubstake.
in tho meantime the party burning all
the blankets and hay 10 get little
warmth.
At II a. m. the party arrived at john
sons farm. near Deckcr's lake. Mrs.
johnson turned tho kitchen over 10 the
men and In two minutes the place much
roscmblcd Chinese laundry. IL took
the party returned TO the city. Very
much the wiser. Nelson said that he
had been through tho scVcrest winters In
Sweden, Finland and Norway. but in ali
his experience had never met with tho
equal OF what he went through yester-
day.
Ned Mackenzie was all In. and his
friends fear that the worst is yet 10
happen. Before reaching home he was
checked uD with a bad cold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
Nelsh 100 Heavy for Attell'
DURAADO BEATS HAYES
N MARATHON RACE
Men Are Cheered by Ten Thou.
sand Spectators, Result Be-
ing Big Surprise.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Now
York. Nov. 25.-Dorando pietri OF Capri,
Italy. defeated John ]. HAYES OF this c,tv
In the renewal OF the Marathon race ar
madison Square Garden tonight. rh, dis
'ahce was 70 miles 3s5 yards. tho same
az the Olympic Marathon. which Havss
won at Shepherds Bush London. las
summer, Dorando then fell from cXhaus-
Ion ana was helped across tho line hut
wss oisquanned. He proved 10 be Hayes's
master tonight, as he held tho lead al
most from start to finish, finally winning
oy about sixty yards Hayes was in the
,ead hTe times during the race. but only
ipr rev seconds each time. Dorando's 6
time was 2.A4:22 2-5 and Hayes 2l5.05i-5
Inc last few miles Of the race were ex-
cltlng. In the twenty-fourth mile HAYES
mace another Of the jumps TO tho front
out Dorsndo, running strong. easily re-
sumsd the lead. This was repeated half
a mile further on, Dorando again proved
,ne enc, stronger The twenty-Hfth nile was
Hayes weakened In the last half mile
ano Tho Italian won handily by about
sixty yards
The specially arranged dirt md cInder
trhck was In fine condition. II measured
ten laps 20 the mile, with 262 laps and
56 yards for the winner 10 go. he start
ing inc being fhirty-threc yards behind
The finishing mark
Hayes was the first TO appear on the
track and got n tumultuous reception,
Dorando appeared few seconds later
and was wildly greeted by the Italian
element; II was 9,1S:45 p. IN. when Rich
ard Croker fired the pistol that sent the
men away, The multitude watched in ST.
lence for moment. and then "a cheer
went up from the Italian contingent a
Dorando shot into the lead Both men
were running easily. with Dorando slight
~ In advance, the italian being n yard
ahead OF Hayes at the end OF the first
n hI vail ale 4,
the same distance OF bare yard between
the men, Hayes hanging on just behind
Dorando and permitting his rival 20 mako
the pace; The time OF the first mile was
0:2n When ten miles had been covered
the relative position OF the men was
unaltered. Dorando stll held tho lead,
but only by the Same three-toot mar
"a = seconds
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Entries for Oakland.
,ial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Nov. 25.--The entries for
Thursdays races at Eneryvlle arc az
follows;
First race. eleven sIxtecnths OF a mile.
pursc-Joc Rose, 1l2; Ocsa, lI2. High Or
monde, li2; Cowen. ll2. Rosamo. 1l2:
Who, 1i2 Palo Alto, 1i2. Marchcsa, t0s
Smiling Jack: 1oa; Oboy, 100; Incentive,
100: Matchtulla. 109
Second race three quarters Of a mile.
Selline--Prestige. II; Noladay, ~;
NIko AsheIm, 10; Warden Yell. 10.
Third race fuiurlty course, purse
Roseben. ~; Import, 10; Collector Jes-
sup. 10: Boegs, i0i. j. G. Gore. 1o7; Tor
beillno. 80: Roscvale, 80,
Fourth rucc. mile and onc-elghth.
Thanksgiving handicap Montgomery.
11S; Tony Faust. 103; Dorantc. l15, Royal
Tourist IA; Lawrence p. Daley, los
Don Enrique, 1903: Astronomer. 100
Filth race, milo and ono quarter. SELL
ing-County Clerk. 40; Clovcrland. no;
Sir Brtllar, no; Talemund. 10; Lady
Alicia l07; Fulletta. lO5; Nodzu. iC2.
Sixth race. three quarters OF mile,
selling-Non Tromp. III; Woolcn. ia;
Wap 10; Lord Provost 100: Gala 1903:
The Vicar, 9$; Sainvoke, IS.
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FAE0RITES GET THE
EMERYVILLE MONEY

OAKLAND. Nov. 26.--The weather Mt
Emeryville today was showery and the
track muddy Good sport prevailed, and
favorltes were generally successful. One
OF the best contests OF the day was the
fourth, when Deutschland heat Billy Pull
man In a drive. Tho Schreiher horse
was a l TO 3 favor!tc, but Powers was
forced 10 ride hard to land him winner,
Mabel Holander, first choice In the third.
was none too well handled, and was
beaten by Aftermath
First race, futurity course. selling-St,
Francis. 10 (Micr). II TO 90, won; May
Amelia, 1O9 tRcttig(. % to .. second
silver Stocking. 10 (Taplln), to J,
third. Time. Iii -. Enerd, Rock
Stone. steel Blue, Goldcna and George
Z. McNear finished rs named.
Second race. nvo and Il half furlongs-
Schleswig. 9S (Uptonl, s'to ., won. Rieh,
orc, lle CW; Millerl. Ia to !. third. Time.
Highland. Mozart. Meddling Hannah, El
Pavo and Pirate Queen finished as
Third race, one mile, selling-Atter,
hollander, &c. sullivan, TO s. sec
1nd; ii,r5 5LamTPi%dpom1e;; Tiir iog Re,tis,; 50 to
Pal, Metlakatin End Colonel Bronston
finished as nnmed.
Fourth race. mile and 8 sixteenth. sell
Ing Deutschlond. lilo powers, 2 TO ;,
second: Fred Bent 1O7 (Klrschbsum). 7
Ia l.; third. Time 1913 l-5. CadIchon
and Loslstila finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and NIFTY Yards, selI-
lng-Lady Alicia, 102 tRussoiO. to 5.
won. Rellcmencc- l02 (BuAton). 10 !.
second; The Englishman, 10 (Powcrs).
10 |. third. Time. Las 90. Rotrou.
Euil"tin. Eamsgck, Plciad and Miss May
BOWdiSh finished ag named
sixth race, seven furlonEs purse--
Seawell. l67 Uowers), 9 TO /. won; Crea-
tion. l03 Butlcrl. l5 10 J. second. Royal
Ben. ll3 Uycurgus) 30 !. third. Time,
l;2' Dollie Dollars ana Cloudlight hn-
ishcd as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26
No FOOTBALL GAME
ON ACCOUNT OF STORM

The scheduled football game between
the Granite and Ogden High schools
which was 10 have been played AZ Og-
den on Thanksgiving day afternoon. has
been called of on account OF the heavy
been we'll advertised and a large crowd
was expected 10 attend. but n canvass
Of the fans resulted with a sale OF but
n few tickets, and. in consequence, IL
was thought best 90 call off the game.
rs q majority Of those who would attend
a game would not venture out under
present conditions.
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VARSITY FOOTBALL

Tho university OF rtah and University
.or Idaho will play match galne OF t""t @
psl. H. ar 2 n m. owing 10 the sever"
nn,a,5rr5s the 100 rooters thai were 10
s"%ompany rhG team from Moscow Nd Gan, n,
Sciru p,,, ninotecn persons arriving for
hosne. ,Sn GAM" nv. including the football PLAYERS
TN. team is stopping at the Kenyon
hotel. .,te,. with Tho weight
r hn ~, man will DC ms follows:
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FLYNN Defeats johnson.

Jos ANGELES. Nov. 25,--Jim Flynn Of
Pueblo won from Battling Johnson OF
this city in ten round boxing contest
last night at McCorey's arena No dc
clsion wac given IN the ring. but Flynn
clearly had the best OF the bout
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!. oIeycle Match Race.

chrke 49, 20, liver Lawson and
Ei,ts heat b"en matched. best two
|ngivinr ,,or Ior purse of 5000. for
IN. ~ eHeuins az the Park S1uare
'htis In o showing mado by thcsc
"a W me late slX-dav race has
teens deal OF interest. and
Which tS !" PC about equally divided
u rial. tho spccdicr OF the two.
sb SEEMS as good as he did lust
. W he getting hcttor every
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MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

RS. John II. Stewart has returned
b two weeks in Troy and Round
X, n. Y.
|lilip Mellen returned Monday from
|hdelphia.
rs. William Manchester, who has
quite sick, is slowly recovering.
|lsh Wilmarth, principal of the Ben
ton high school, is spending his va
bn with his mother, Mrs. Mary viii.
h.
IS. Alzina Fontaine, who has been
X for her mother, Mrs. Louisa Bou-
was called to Greenfield, Monday
lie illness of her son, Joseph ID. Fon-
s. Timothy Neville of Vergennes was
guest OF Mrs, Frank Farnsworth
day.
injecting of the home missionary
liarles of Addison county was held
be Congregational church Tuesday
noon and evening. Addresses We're
cred by Sunday school worker in
|aska Miss Benker, and by Miss
IAN, field secretary.