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AT LATONIA.

Latonia, June 9.-First race, four and
one-half furlongs-Zephyr to l, won;
John Mcclure, Is to ), second; Woolcasta,
to /, third. Time-:55 2-5.
Second race mile and three-sixteenths-
Ed Kane, to l. won; Maid Militant, 9
to 2 second; ElysiUm TO l. third. Time
-2:O5 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Charlie East
man, to 10, won; Enfield, S to 8, sec
Ond; Console, Is to /, third. Time
1:16 %
Fourth race, handicap, mile and a six
teenth-Alice, p to 8, won; Cymbal, to
/. second; The Minks to-, third. Time
1:49 1-5
Fifth race, six furlongs-Bozerrian. Il
to 8, won; Billy BOdemer, to /, second
Woodlands p to l. third. Time-l:l7 10
Sixth race, one mile-Gypsy King, 4 to
s. won Bonnie Bard 3 TO l, second; Rose
burg, 10 to i, third. Time-1:43
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JOE SMITH HAS
NOT QUIT RACE

Joe Smith, the well known sportsman
of Murray wishes to deny the report that
is going around that he is not out for the
position of district fish and game COM
missioner. Smiths friends boosted him
for the position as soon as the legislature
adjourned, and, as yet, no appointment
has been made. 1t is stated that others,
after the position, have told some of
Smiths friends that Joe had refused the
appointment and by this means secured
Endorsements that had already been given
Smith. Joe is considered amply capable
of filling the position as he has had
years of experience in fish and game in
terests of the state.
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EWING OFFERS VAN
JOB AS UMPIRE

San Francisco. June 9.-George Van
Haltren, the veteran baseball player and
former captain and manager Of the Oak
land team of the Coast league, has been
offered a position as umpire for the
league By President Cal Ewing, but has
returned no answer a S vet President EW-
ing said today that Van Haltrens TWEEN
weight years of baseball should make
him a great umpire. Van Haltren was
released by the Oakland team last week.
II is said that he has been Offered a
fielding position on the Portland team
and a position as manager by Galveston,
Tev
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WOMEN MOTORISTS
TO CROSS COUNTRY

y New York, June 9-FOur women =
y left New York today on a 4,000-mile =
= automobile trip to San Francisco. =
= They are Mrs. Alice r. Ramsey, pres ,
\ ident Of the WOmens Motoring club =
> of New York, who is at the wheel, =
y Mrs n. r. Powell. Mrs. W. Atwood =
\ and Mrs H Jahns The party will =
y do a great deal Of sightseeing en- =
, route, and hope to arrive at San =
> Francisco about July 10. Mrs Ram >
y sey intends personally to make all ,
y necessary repairs to the ear during ,
y the trip. =
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EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT
AND COPPER SHOOTS

indianapolis, June 9.-In a motor car
chase led by Samuel Dowoen, q prominent
attorney who lives at the University CLUB.
pursued by another car containing Chief
of Police Meizger, Captain Of Detectives
Asch and Albert Wilson. chief OF police
of Oakland, Cal, Dowden was shot
through the knee last night Dowden' 5
car was stopped and the police carried
the injured man to a physician Chief
Melzger said several shots were fired, one
by him. at Dowden's car. shortly after
the gong Of the police car had been runc
repeatedly, and the policemen had yelled
at DOwden to stop. Dowden. they say,
was going thirty-five miles an hour.
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TAFT LOSES AT LAsI.

y Washington. June 9.-After a sue 4
= cessiOn of recent golf victories, Pres !
= ident Taft today went down to de- !
= feat.
, On greens which were heavy and :
= rather slow because of recent rains. Z
; the president and General Clarence :
? 3. Edwards lost by four up to Sen =
= atGr Bourne OF Oregon and John =
; Hays Hammond. The game was :
; played on the Chevy Chase links :
> %%&%%%& .
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PACKEY THINKS HE
WILL MEET NELSON

Chicago. June 9.-Paekey Mcfarland
believes he has a good chance for a bout
with Battling Nelson, with the light
weight championship as a prize, in Coff-
roth's arena September 9. A telegram
was received yesterday by him in which
Coffroth stated that ne would be glad to
put the boys in the ring on that day.
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JOE MADDOX RETURNS.

Coach Joe Maddox of the university
returned yesterday from a two weeks
stay in Idaho which he spent on d ranch
with his wife and young Joe Maddox
He saws that he had some good hunting
and experiences. Coach Maddox returned
for the summer school of physical educsi-
ton. which starts next week and OF which
he is one Of the principal instructors. lie
said that he had run onto q couple of
good football men on his trip north and
he expects to have both of them enrolled
at the university next year. One will
probably take summer school course.
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d one-half furlOngs, 8 up, selling. Purse 500,

Trained Went to post 4l9
rt good Value to winner 500 driving second
IL place, out show Hereafter. Is place,
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DUNN STRING AGAIN
PASSES TO NEW OWNERS

It was reported at the track yesterday
that T. II. Fitzgerald had sold the stable
which he recently purchased from J. b.
Dunn 10 Wilson & AlbertsOn, the well
known race horse men, and that the
horses purchased would be entered in the
races of the Utah Jockey club next week.
The horses reported to have been pur-
chased from Mr.. Fitzgerald include PA
tOon, Balreed. Billy Bowlegs and others.
II is understood that Stuart Polk, one of
the official timers at the track, viii re-
sign his position to accept the position
of trainer for the new string of horses.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Minnespo polls, 1: Columbus.
At Indianapoiis-Indiana 2. Mil
Wakee, o.
At acknowledgements Paul game
postponed; rain.
At TUledo-Tol5do-Ksns City game
postponed; wet grounds
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:. 3 up. sellIng. Purse n.

by D :us
third Wildwood Out show.
scTafcied~ Observation-Disclosures Bill AZ
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OCEAN 10 OCEAN RAcE.

Topeka, Kan. June 9.-FOrd ear No. l
and the Shawmut car, leaders in the
Ocean-tO-OCean race. passed through
Junction City. seventy-two miles west of
here late this afternoon. having left To-
peka shortly before 3 o'clock this morn
ing. At Junction City the Ford ear was
fifteen minutes In advance. Ford car No.
and the Acme car did not leave Topeka
until after noon and have not been heard
from since
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NEW ORLEANS AFTER A. A. U.

New Orleans. June 9.-That the cham
pionship meet Of the Amateur Athletic
Union of the United States in 1910 be held
in New Orleans, is a request sent to Pres
ident Sullivan OF that organiza ton BY
New Orleans civic organizations today.
The meet has never been held in a south
ern city 1t Is suggested that the meet
be held here during the Mardi Gras
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90 Second race five fuTlongs up, selling Purse 800

fime-:l3 % Is. 81 2-5, 80 1:03
Winner b. T., Ethelbert-Oread Traiue
at post minutes. Start good. Value to \
third easily Alivia, even place, 1-2 shoy
tara 6-5 show
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BOISE CANNOT
LOCATE ANNIS
Salt Lake Continues Its Win
ming Streak-HeTWig
Joins lrTigatOrS.
Intermountain League.

Boise. June 9-AEnis was d great puz-
gle to the Irrigstors today. and with per-
feet support won a well played game
TO o. Butler for Boise was not hard, but
a steady string of safe drives were made
by Salt Lake and the seven
scores were rolled up in the nine innings
The Boise team played a brilliant field
ing game. Herwig Joined the CLUB today.
Score
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WESTON IN WYOMING.

Wamsurret, Wyo., June 9.-Edward
PaysOn Weston, strongly refuting Dr. Ds-
ler's theory. arrived at Wamsutter just
as the westbound Union Pacific Overland
limited train stopped for water. The
Overland passengers turned out and gave
the aged pedestrian a hearty greeting
which he returned In kind, promising 20
meet them in San Francisco. Mr.. Weston
took dinner here and viii leave at o'clock
tonight.
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Sixth Race.

Wildwood Bill a wild horse today. He
shot to front and never left the result In
doubt Light Knight weakened badly final
sixteenth OreHO ran a nice race, fin
ishing fast. Same of Mazapan after d bad
start Galvanic bounded it all way. I'll
gin not in the running. Carmelina pulled
up.
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, June 9.-San Francisco
won runaway victory from Oakland to-
day, to 4, hammering TOnnesOn for five
runs in the first inning. Oakland slumped
badly, making seven errors which helped
the locals to more runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Oakland .... ...................... IA Z
Batteries-Tonneson and Lalonge; Will
lis and Berry.
Portland. June 9.-Portland shut out
Sacramento today, 3 to 0. The visitors
were unable to connect with Carrots
curves and made four errors. Score:
r H. f.
VI 'aHu 900 -------.---..----s--
DdSi diutilU .-----------------
Batteries-Garrett and Armbruster,
Baum and ByTnes.
Los Angeles, June 9.-Vernon won an
easy game from Los Angeles today. 8 to
, Tozer was weak in the third inning
and gave way to Briswalter. who was
hammered for four runs in the fifth.
Score: r II r.
' CAApA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Los AnBelcS -.------...---s -.---..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Hogan: To-
ger Briswalter and Orendorff-
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BILL is PARTICULAR
WHERE HE EATS

Washington. June 9.-PitcheT Bill Burns
has threatened to jump his contract with
the Chicago Americans. His grievance Is
that the club will not pay his board bill
at another hotel where he has been stop
ping since coming here last Saturday.
instead Of going to the hotel where the
team stops when here, Burns went to the
hotel where he used to stay while a mem
Der Of the Washington team
After a conference with Manager Sui
Iivan. Burns was told that ne would have
to move to the same hotel as the rest
Of the team or pay his own board. Burns
then said that he would quit and go 10 the
California State league. which is an out
law organizst ton. and It looks very much
as if he would carry out his threat.
DE- West. dentist. has remnved to aas
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po5r ai.A lubbock ran right to form: was
Jar5-- s.- pest horse. winning easily
bss- finished strong and was second
jes, --,satee made up ground gradually
nons'7 s- PIP I'M time TO take show
$50 showing DO speed
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RESULTS Al BEVERLY.

Beverly. England, June 9.-The Bishop
burton stakes OF 5 sovereigns with 800
sovereigns added. for 2-year-olds, distance
five furlongs, was won by stolen Kiss.
August Belmonts BOudOiT was second
and Quick stitch third. Eight horses ran.
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First Race.

~. NO. a. River followed pace to stretch
80; "Ae1e she went to front and won
-,.- -.E- Eimdale finished strong. Bolo-
t. ' I. zoos notion 20 run and Just got up
fss, -"'5 TOT third money. Grotto finished
u.lers shovel rnthirr
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Fourth Race.

t,-sss4sseo ,9ok lead at half and never vas
si-,-r t.g hereafter. Naloski made 4
ss51yt --l in stretch. bLt was not good
tss-,fIi 5lsh Money weakened final six
vel fire. Day finished fast Spohn went
spss5 '-'s' HalI Work Box showed no
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aAKER RESTORES FOOTBALL.

Baldwin. Kan. June 9.-The trustees of
Baker university here today voted to re-
store football This action means that
tie game is adopted over the veto Of
The Methodist councils. The decision is
final
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The Herald sporting editor does not
care to start an argument that might
eventually result in "a civil war before II
is finally settled and therefore passes II
I'D to somebody who is more willing to
take the chances.
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in FOURTH ROUND.

Paris, June 9.-"HOney Melody Of BOs-
ton tonight knocked out "Curley" Watson
in the fourth round.
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COLLEGE SCORES.

Princeton. n. J.. Jure 9.-The Lafay
ette-P Princeton game was declared off to-
day.
Al 'Worcester-U-ni 'sesity OF Pennsylva-
mia, 2; Holy Cross, :.
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Second Race.

u.irr5- orr living. made every post a
A-,...s one. Altenberg finished very fast.
Fst So 1T ltlle account. Just lasted 10
'a'y speed Others oufrun
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Fifth Race.

san. OLl followed pace within striking
& drir, ia outgamed Hereafter in a
de 20 wire, just getting up in last
djag o-llFatter weakened closing
ontario Oregon finished fast,
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BASEBALL VS.. FOOTBALL.

Salt Lake City. Utah, June s.
To The Salt Lake Herald.
To decide a bet. kindly state in tomor-
rows Herald which is the more scientific
game football or baseball and oblige.
A ST7BSC RIBER
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Despite peculiar combination of events
which did not look at all good. the horse
which should have won the fifth race at
The fair grounds did win. The Eorse won
on hts Own courage. with no assistance
from his own jockey and in spite of in
reference on the part Of another poekey.
In nose and nose finish between Here
after and Strike Out. Sullivan on Here
after reached over and attempted 70 seize
tHe rein of Strike Out to prevent his win
ming the race, Strike out went to de-
spite the interference and won the race
Nelson on Strike Out rode a poor race ana
looked the picture of disgust when his
mount won,
Hereafter was an odds-on favorite in
the race. with Strike Out the second
choice. Hereafter was heavily handi-
capped with l2l pounds. while Strike Out
carried but rs. The contest was a two
horse race from the start Strike Out fol-
loving pace closely. In the stretch, with
out urging, Strike Out closed up on Here
after, which was weakening fast under
The heavy weight. Within a few strides
Of the wire il was seen that Strike Out
would win the race, Sullivan on Here
after reached over and attempted 10 seize
Strike Outs rein TO stop him. He did not
succeed and Strike Out finished a head to
the good.
Officials Of the meet were Of the opinion
that sullivan's attempt to foul the oppos-
ing horse was caused by overzeaIousness
0n his part and viii probably act more
Inleutly with the boy than otherwise. II Is
probable that he will be suspended for a
period of ten days Had Hereafter won
lhe race the horse would have been dis
qualified because of the BOYS attempt 10
foul the other horse. The judges We're dis
satisfied with the ride of Nelson on Strike
uuL but as yet have taken no action in his
case
There were several exciting finishes and
from spectacular standpoint the sport
was above the average.
Nearly all OF Yesterdays races were run
according 10 form and with the exception
gi NE Hereafter race the books made lit
ue money I'm the first race Royal River
and Grotto were evenly played favOrites
as were Aliyia and Altenberg in the sec
ehd race. The result was that in the
irsl race the money bet on Grotto al
most paid what was lost on Royal River.
I'D the second race they did NOT fare so
We'll Alivia won and Altenberg placed.
mere was considerable money on both
N9ises Do this order and the race was dis
Hsrous 90 the books
FRANK Lubbock Mike Jordan and Leg
eye were played one-tWO-three in the
MIRO race, and finished just as they were
lsuIeo, which caused another disaster
g lhe DookieS bank rolls. BOggs at odds
ilel were SD liberal as to arouse suspicion
lag an easy thing Of il in the fourth
-elt. From the showing he made It
yes evident that he should have been a
% shot instead of to 3. The wise
f,s per on Hush Money to place and
~ .leH bets There was considerable
T-el on Hereafter to win I'm the
i- ,4 race and en- Light knight 20 win
III lae sixth These were the only two ia
'gatas which lost
me races in detail follow
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg June 9.-Pittsburg won easily
from Philadelphia today, to 0. Willis
was strong at all times and allowed but
one opposing player to reach third. Doom
was hit by a foul tip in the eighth in
ming and retired. Score: r h E
Pittsburg 49,. .................... II 0
Philadelphia ....-...-...-..-. :
BatteTies-WIlis and Gibson; Sparks,
McQuilen, Doom and Jacklitsch. I'M
pires-klem and Kane
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Compared With johnson.

The crowd was keenly alive to the fact
that il was an opportunity TO compare
Ketchel. and johnson, who had signally
O'Brien, in their six-Tound bout. The
fact that Ketchel is to meet johnson in
a real championship fight within the next
few months was not lost sight Of.
Both fighters were in fine condition.
There was little betting on the outcome
some few bets being made that o Brien
could stay six ROUNDS.
1t was announced that both Ketchel and
O. Brien weighed in at noon below 100
pounds 1t was also. announced that
James ]. Jeffries would appear at the
National club next Wednesday night In
a friendly bout with Sam Berger.
There was little time lost in getting
KetcheI and O'Brien together when once
they were in the ring. Both stripped in
splendid shape.
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Referee Stops Knockout.

The third and last round was brief.
Ketchel went in for q knockout In his
anxiety to finish it quickly he was wild.
Finally he COTneTed o Brien and sent in
left shOrt-arm blow on the jaw that
practically finished the battle. o. rieH
could not fall, because he was pinned IN
corner and crumpled up against the
ropes, and chung desperately to Ketchel S
neck Shaking him loose. ketchel again
sent in right and left. Referee McGuigan.
seeing O'Brien's condition and wishing TO
avoid a possible serious injury, stopped
the fight.
Ketchel was cheered wildly by the
crowd. which was quick to comment on
his showing against OBTien as COM
pared with johnson, to the disadvantage
Of the black champion. ketchel said att
the fight:
7 was confident that I could get
O'Brien in less than six rounds am
satisfied with my showing tonight.
Brien felt his defeat sorely, but was
quick to give Ketchel full credit for his
quick victory.
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Butte. June 9.-The Helena Butte game
scheduled here today was postponed on
account Of rain.
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Fifth race. s fling,


' '
q First race
: ROYAL River 8 to I, won. I
: Eimdale. Q 10 ? place, second. 4
: Bolomsn, 90 I show, third. I
3 Second race 4
. Alivia. 20 I. won. 4
= Altenberg 6 10 5 place. second. :
. Antara. o TO show. third. !
= Third race I
: Frank Lubbock. I to 2. won. !
= Mike Jordan. even place, second. !
= Legstee. s 20 show, third. :
. Fourth race 4
. BOggs s to s. won. !
: Vsl0ski, 8 90 / place, second. !
: Hush Money. out show, third. =
= Fifth race 4
: Strike Out. TO I. won. 4
= Hereafter, out place, second.
: Ontario oregon, 3 to 8 show, third =
= Sixth race =
= Wildwood Bill. { to l. won.
= Light Knight, ] 20 , place, second. I
y Orelio . 20 ] show. third. 4
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COWBOY FINISHES
GENTLEMAN JACK
Referee Stops Bout to Prevent
KetCheI Knocking 0'Brien
Out in Third.

Philadelphia, June STANLEY Ketchel,
the middleweight champion, tonight de-
feated Jack OBrien I'm the third round
Of their bout, thus accomplishing a feat
that Jack Johnson, heavyweight cham
piOn. failed to accomplish some three
weeks ago. The fight was stopped in
the second minute of the third round
after O. Brien had been knocked down
twice in the second and once in the
third. and was almost unable to raise
his hands
The fight was a whirlwind affair from
start to finish. ketchel went after o Brien
from the tap of the gong and showed
that he was determined to make short
work OF the shifty Philadelphia. He de
voted his attention to o Briens body I'M
til he found an opening, and then sent
in crashing right to the jaw that scored
the first knOckdOwn in the second round.
O'Brien got up gamely. but went down
again a few minutes later from right
and left on the jaw. This time he strug-
gled to his feet at the count of six and
two seconds later the gong rang.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. June 9--ScOre: r. H. z.
Omaha -.,......-...-...
Des Moines ..-. IN ..........-. 0
Batteries-Sanders and Gonding; Biers-
dorfer and Shea.
Wichita, June 9-Score; r. H. E.
Pueblo .'.. .....-...-...-.-..s.-.-- .
vienna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BatteTies-swift and Mitse; Aitchison
and Weaver.
Topeka, June 9.-Score; r. H. Z.
Denver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
topeka OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries-Wssson and Thomas; Kauff-
man and McManus.
Lincoln. June 9.-ScOTe: r. H. E
Sioux City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Lincoln ...s ss-rs-sssssrs.s.ss..s.
Sixth inning. game not ended
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. s. Postofice
Place.
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Boise
Totals

Boise 800. .......-..0 0 0 o 0 0 0 90
Salt Lake ....s..2 0 0 0 8 o.
Summary: First base on errors-Sait
Lake. I. Struck Out-By Butler, 2; by An
mis-, 8 Base on balls-Off Butler, .; off
Annis, I. Three-base hits-Annis. Two
base hits-HaTrigan. Sacrifice hits-Head,
q; Lussi, Butler Sacrifice fly-GOOdman.
Stolen bases-Hsmmond, Head, Flick.
Whaling, Lussi. Double plays-Gray TO
LOdell. Left on bases-Boige, 3; Salt
Lake. 2. Hit by pitched ball-Hammond.
Time of game-1:30. Umpire-NcKibben
Attendance-4O0.