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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-06
KINGS DAUGHTER WINS
COMMONWEALTH HANDICAP

SHEEPSHEAD BAY l.. J., July .
Before a crowd of $4,000 persons King
Daughter speed marvel of the West. cas-
lily won the Commonwealth handicap.
mile and a quarter, at ShceDshcad Bay
today With Fitzhcrbcrt and Montgomery
withdrawn, Kings Daughter was heaN-
lily played favorte. being backed down
from 10 / and TO TO at the close
Enendi was the opening favoritc, but re-
coded i'm the betting. Kings Daughter
was the last one to leave the barrier
but she dashed into The lead In The first
sixteenth Of II mile. she continued 10 in
crease her lead all the way and at The
end won by four lengths,
First race. fvc and half iurlongs-
Rcyboucn. Z to l. won, Little King, Il
to /. second; Christina, II 10 ], third
Time, 1:0T %.
Second race. six and a half furlongs-
Jolly, TO .. won; Seymour Butler TO
!. second; Matte Bumppo, 20 TO /; third
Time, 1:19 10.
Third race. steeplechase, about two and
a half milcs-California King. to A. Won ::
Kentucky Beau, to i, second; Sandy
Crecker. to >. third Time, o:l%.
Fourth race, one and quarter miles
Kings Daughter, TO >, won; Afiliction
4 TO l. second; E.ffendL II 10 10, third.
Fifth race. ono and an eighth miles
Beau Clere. Is to 3, won, The squire 8
to ]. second: Montgomery, to 10. third
Time, 1;53 10.
sixth race. one mile-Hilltop. II to .,
won. I,awton Virgins, IL to =. second !,
Twilight Queen, TO i, third. Time
/ 20 "a
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SHERIDAN WINS NINE
OUT OF TEN EVENTS

NEW YORK, July 5-Martin J, Sheri-
dan. the giant New York policeman and
member of the Irish American Athletic
club. the world best al-around athlete,
increased his famous point score of Il3Oa
to 7.3S5 in the all-around championship
contest OF the Amateur Athletic union at
Celtic park. Long Island, today,
The big fellow won nine Of the ten
events on the all-around programme, His
only opponent, Theodore l.. Mats1lkes OF
the West Side Y. NJ. G. a.. New York.
took the tenth and last event, tho one
mile run.
In the pole vault for height Sheridan
distinguished himself by clearing the bar
at 10 feet inches.
In the open and closed contests Daniel
Ahearn: Of the irish American club. in
the two hops and jumps event cleared
fifty feet from scratch. Besides the pole
vault Sheridan won the loO-yard dash.
time l0 3-5 seconds, running high jump,
! feet inches: half mile walk minutes
f. seconds: throwing l6-pound hammer.
with 125 feet 10 inches: 7go yard high
hurdles. time Il l-5 seconds; throwing 90
Mound weight for distance, with % feet
liz inches. putting 16-pound shot with
f3 feet |. inches; running broad jump, 20
feet Il inches.
Mile run-Won by Matsukes The. .
minutes. l6 seconds.
Total score by points; Sheridan, 1880;
Matsukos, 3.19SA.
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Butte Entries.
Sueci9l 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
BUTTE, July 6.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race. five -eighths mile. selling
irish Mike, 1l2: Pelham. III; Sea Sick.
IOoj J1crsaln, l09; Swagecrlator. 1Oa;
Lady Powell. lo7; Lady ADELAIDE, 1O7
Judge Gabaniss, I0i,
Second race. three -fourtbsl mile, selling
Jack Paine. lo7: Bonton. 1O7;, Dollie Dol
lars l01, RustlinE SIX, l05; LTtle Butter
cup; l05; Lady Alicia. los; Biskaya. l05.
Third race. three fourths mile. selling
Tom Shaw, 10; Kopek 1O7: Rather
Royal, JOY: Frank Lubbock. 107 Burning
Bush, 1V1: Platoon, l01; Jane Swift, l05 !,
Maruon Casey, 100.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth. sell
lngg-Red Ing Leaf, 1o7; Cabin. 1E; Legatce,
:, li,d Fifth r%Ge r1G iive-eishths mile sIingh
Belle Brady, 1O7. Thurio. l0l. Royal
stone. lOl; Bright Skies, 99s Billy May
ham, LOG.
Sixth race. three -fourths mile. purse
Marburg, 10; Sir Barry, 10. Capewell,
l07, IIeddling Hannah. lO5 La Refine Hin
doc, lO5;. Birth, 1o5 Nebraska Lass, los;
Trocha. 105.
Seventh race. one mile, selIing-Hcrrnan
Doyle, IA. Arcourt, 40: Mendon, III;
Pr or CASTLE, Ill; Lakeview. 100: Docile
109: Swell Girl, lO9; Meadowhorn, 100 ;
Queen Lead; lo7; Contributions, 10Y;
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EIGHT SHELLS SWAMPED
AND MORLEY BROWNS

BOSTON, July 5.-DurIng the New
England rowing regatta on the Charles
river basin today, eight shells were
swamped and Edward Morley Of the jun
ior eight OF the st. Alphonsus Rowing
club of Boston, was drowned.
There were several narrow escapes and
very few OF the races finished without
accident.
Morley, IS years old, drowned while
clingng TO a tow-rope TO which he had
been helped by TWO boatmates after their
shell had capsized. Meanwhile the five
other crews which had been contesting
In the junior cight-oared race, the last
event Of the regatta, were struggling In
the water, two other boats swampng be-
fore reaching the line and three others
after reaching It.
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FINALS PLAYED OFF
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Sam Neel Wins Three Games in
Afternoon: Winners to
Meet Champions.

The finals in the women's and mon s
tennis tournament for the state cham
plonshps were played Off at the Country
club Monday afternoon. in series of the
most sensational and closely contested
games Of the present tourney,
In the womon's singles, Miss Lewis
defeated Miss Smith in straight sets BY
the score OF 6-2 and g. Miss Lewis VIII
now he compelled to play Miss Williams,
the 1908 champion, for the title. which
Miss Williams has held for several sea
sons.
The Salisbury brothers defeated Garrett
and McBroom In the doubles, II taking
four sets to decide the match, the win
ncrs losing the third set The score was
6-$. 60. 16. Ga. Each set was hotly
contested.
sam Neel took all three games sched-
uled in the mons singles. He defeated
O. j. Salisbury in the first game. losing
the first set and taking the next two. In
the second game he met Frank Roberts
and easily won. In the final game, sam
Nccl met his brother. Carr. which proved
the most exciting contest OF the day. IL
took five sets TO decide the winner sam
taking the first, third and fifth sets from
his brother in close scores. Sam Ncel
Will play i. NJ. Garnctt for the state
championship the latter holding the title
The Salisbury brothers will meet a. S
Brown and IL. T Badger fer the title
in the doubles.
LADIES' SINGLES.
FinaIs-Miss Lewis defeated Miss Smith,
g., 60.
MEMS UBLES.
Flnals-Salisbury brothers defeated Car
nett and McBroom. 6-3. c.. l-6, 6-i
MEMS SINGLES.
Sam Ncel defeated O. j. Salisbury, 2-6.
o., 81.
Sam Neel defeated T. Roberts. SO. 6-1.
FInas-Sam Neel defeated Carr Nccl,
10 81 Sc Is Ga.
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BOISE ARD HELENA
DIVIDE THE HOAORS
Senator's Win Morning Game
and IrrigatOrs Take After
noon Game.

HELENA. Mont, July For the third
time this week Butler pitched the lrrlga-
tors TO victory over the Senators this
week. Rcmnes, q new man. opened the
game for Boise, but was Dattcd out OF
the box in the first inning. Butler re-
placed him. In the fourth inning Helena
had a lead Of seven runs. Helena added
three more In the fifth, but after that
Butler shut the Senators out. After the
fourth inning Boise began TO hit Gordon
hard and he was taken out In the seventh
and Ames was substituted. Helena could
not stop the Irrigators. however and they
tied the score In the eighth and won the
game In the ninth. Butler won his oWr
game. scoring Fuchell from second with
q single. In the fifth inning Home Run
Joe Marshall put the ball over left field
fence for a home run.
Manager Huston will protest the game
on tho grounds of decision by Umpire
Fink in the eighth inning, which permit
ted Boise to tie the score Dolly Gray.
who was coaching on the third base line.
intcrfered with Harmuth in c;sching
throw from Elscy and NelEk scored on
the play, The umpire sent Nelck back to
third base 10 run il over ana iater he
scored on Marshalrs single. Manager
Huston holds that Nclck should have been
called ont.
Boise was unable 10 solve Johnson Of
fcrngs In the morning game, while
Woods and Ponder yielded hits when
they meant runs for the home team.
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Fort Erie Entries.

~''''''' W 4 IiS tribune.
FORT ERIE. July 5.-Entrics for to-
morrow's races.
FIRST race, five and half furlongs-
,"Ita Creed. rs: Gallant Piratn. 9S: Hal
'ack, 100; Salian. 100, Detroit. lOl; Round
G%L, o. lug; Good Intent. 103; Don Diaz, lO3
,me nop H.. LOG; Pullea, 10G Coils Ornsby,
ioe Jack DeDnerlcu, 109
second race, stceplcchasc- sc-Iarrington.
i""; Gauf, lGS; Bccgoo. 40: Crelion. 40.
2WaWcgang. l1S Economy 1855; Thistle
Da&, l6S; DR.. Keogh. $50.
Inlfd race. six furlongs purso-Fair
Annie. %; Challicc, 90: Aunt Kate. 90
2rrionette: 10; Anna McGee, 100. Lady.
EnlIlon' 100; Osorinc. 10O Mexican Girl,
100 Mary Candclmas. l0l, Lady Fitz-
herbert lO1. Ida Rcc5. l06
yards purse-StsiSIn, 96; John A. 100
Lady Esther, lOS; The Minks. l09 Cave
Adsum, ITO, Grettcna Green, 101
tltth race. six furlongs, purse-Mary
GIT: %; Serenadc. D5 Gwendolyn r. 0S
Sieasc, 100; Lady Orimar, 100. Pert. 100
May Celia, 100; Grande Dame, los; Aphro-
dlte, l05: Little Minnie, l05: Posing los.
Sixth race, ono and an eighth miles.
selllng-Console, 81: Doubt. 1903; Duneva-
gen, lO%. Inboden, log, Great Jubilee,
~; Dredger loo; Crouchc dor, 10j, Belle
scott, i06.
Seventh race. one and an eighth miles
dispute, "a, Badur, l01; Bocma, lOl Billy
PIilman, 1O3, Nesmc. 103; Moesey, l0i;
Mtnot loi; King Of Mist. 1O4: Oberon, 1Os.
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Latonia Races.

LATONlA, July 5.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race. one miie-Tannie. 13 TO 8,
won. BeameDce, $50 to l, second; Frank
Stagg, TO l, third Time, 1:il 3-5.
Second race. one and a quarter miles
Mystifier. IL to .. won; San Primo, 40 to
J.. second: Miss Crawford, u to l, third.
Time, 2:0T 2-5.
Third race. one mile and seventy yards
-Procta, to 2 won: Colmo, 10 /, sec
ond: Joe Rose, even, third. Time,
40 %.
Zinap. 10 i. won. Old Honesty, to .:
second; Lane Allen, 8 to l, third. Time.
1 ;66 2-5.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles
Lille Turner, 10 8. won; Belleview, 7 10
10, second; Warner GrisweN, TO l..
third. Time, 1s15.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles
Gilvedear. to ]. won: Tackle, IL TO ],
second, Mamie AIgo, 13 to s. third Time,
i Is A.5
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Races at Might.
AosNSSo so -'A0e'
necial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, July 5,-Attracted by the fact
that they would be enabled 10 witness
horse racing by electric light. scverai
hundred people went out To the fair
grounds this evening. The coarse was bril-
liantly lighted with sixty arc lights. set
fifty feet apart, which enabled those
in the grandstand to see the horses
and their riders at almost any point OF
the track,
The results
First race. four and half furlongs-
Joe Wells, Gypsy Vice, Lissak. Time,
SO,
Second race. six furlongs-Dick BIB.
Romanoff. Dorothy Ann Time. lis
Third race, four and a half furlonSs-
J. w. Fuller, Black Domino, Magnificio.
Time. :56a.
Fourth race-caled off,
Fifth race, three-eighths mi1e-Joe
Wells, Dora Paine. Bernardo,
In the last race. Gabriel finished sec
ond. but was disqualified when 1t was
found that Jockey Ferris was ten pounds
short at the weighlngin.
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Butte Proves Easy
Mark for Zion Cubs
SALT LAKE CUBS WIN
DOUBLE-HEADER GAME
Thomas Pitches Fine Game:
Morning Contest Is
Big Frost.

Salt Lake won a double header from
Butte Monday. The first game was a big
farce. although both teams could be ex-
cused for the poor playing on account OF
the Fourth Of July, the result being TO
& McQuaid at shortstop made four er-
rors. and Captain Hammond went TO sleep
In right ficid. allowing Campbell to steal
second after reaching first on single
The Salt Lake Cubs put up good ar
ticle of ball in the afternoon, winning
10 l. Thomas pitched a fine game and
had good support. He allowed but seven
scattered hits. one OF which, by Fortier'
brougbt the crowd TO its feet by run
ming one.handed catch IN right field AS
usual Whaling wns there with fine peg
eins TO second, and McQuaid played star
ball at short.
The acorcs:
Morning gaInc-
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AMERICANS BRING
BACK POLO TROPHY
Team Has Not Met With Defeat
Since Its SOjOurn in
England.

LONDON, July 5.-The Meadowbrook
(Long 1sland) polo team, composed of
Lawrence Waterbury, j, NJ. Waiter
bury, Jr., II. II. Whitney and d. o.
Milburn, won the second match played
here today for the American polo cup,
s 10 . The first game was won by the
Americans June 13, and as the cup was
10 go to the side winning two out of
three matches, the visitors, by their
victory today, have gained the trophy
for America.
A crowd which numbered 5000
cheered the Americans when thc final
result was proclaimed, and again when
the quartcttc of PLAYERS. who have car
ried everything before them since they
arrived in England, went up TO the
royal stand to receive tho cup. which
has been in England IS possession for
twentythree wears.
The Meadowbrooks scored early in
the first half, and rousing cheer went
up when England cvened matters by
securing goal with n penalty hit.
From that on tho English team never
had a chance, three more goals going
to the Meadowbrooks in quick success
sion before the bell rang for half
time
Three more were added soon after
play was resumed in the second half,
while England got her only other score
lust before the last interval. This was
followed by still another goal for the
visitors.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
heartily congratulated the Americans
on their victory. and on leaving the
royal stand the Americans wcro sur
rounded by enthusiastic compatriots,
who cheered them as they proceeded
around the grounds TO their dressing
rooms.
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Continued on Page Thirteen.
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Butte Races.
rTTT, July 5.-Results:

BUTTE, July 5.-ResuIts;
First race, selling, five furlongs -Lilium,
Won Geneva, second; Lady Panchita
third, Time, / :02 /.
Second race. selling. six furlongs-Jil-
lett, won. Swede Sam, second; Evran.
third. Time, 1:1b.
Third race, purse, five furlongs-Han-
nah Louise, won; La Gloria second; Cape
well third. Time, .01
Fourth race. handicap, one mlle-Boggs
won. Ethel Day second; Hush Money
third, Time, 1:42a.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Proteus
won: Mike Jordan, second: Buckthorn
third Time. 1;43i
Sixth race. selling. seven furlongs-E-
lerd, won. Beau Man. second; John j,
Rogers, third. Time. 1:30i
Seventh race. selling, six furlongs-
Harcourt, won: Folie L.. second; Coble
skill third. Time. l153.
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Gross Tells Story.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Leach Cross, who
was knocked out in IL rounds by Dick
Hyland at Colma, has arrived home and
declares A change In his fighting tactics
Hereafter he says he will engage in no
long battles. but Will confinc his efforts
TO ten round bouts in this city.
Cross says that the California climate
had a good deal to do with his defeat
Hyland is expected here In few days
round bout with Cross. Such a fight
would excite more than local interest as
the supporters of the local man believe
he can win on points in such a limited
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Maps Win DoubIe-Header.

CLEVELAND, o.. July s.-Cleveland
defeated Chicago. 4 TO Z. in a twclYe-in-
ming game, Errors allowed Chicago to
tie the score I'm tho ninth, Flick drove in
Morning game r.. II. T..
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. IL
Cnl'ago ,....,.,s-. ,,...... -" y
Batteries-Flaltenher and Eastcrly;
Walsh and Owens.
Cleveland made IL three straight in two
days from Chicago by winning this after
moons game. Fl. II, T..
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. . >
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. :
Ratieries-Rhoadcs and Eastcrly;
White and Sullivan
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GILMER WINS HQARE
CUP FROM GEMMELL

]. T, Gilmer won the silver cup given
by w. Y. Hoare. at the Country club
Monday afternoon by defeating r. c.
Gemmell, . up and J to play.
The match was one OF the most inter-
esting played ON the green's this season.
the two having defeated all the members
of tho club who entered for the tourney
for the cup.
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Ogden Races.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July "a large crowd at
tended the horse races at the fairgronnds
track This afternoon. Two books were
operated at the track. The races did not
begin until after 3 O'Clock. This delay
decided the management TO postpone tnS
third and fourth races until evening and
those present were given free tickets.
The results.
First race. five furlongs-B Black Do
mino, Vesia and Magnificio. Time,
l:0l l-5
Second race. the Fourth Of July handi-
cap, six furlongs-Huapala, Glaucus DICK
BIB. Time. lis 80,
Fifth race. four and one-half furlonEs-
Gipsy Vice, Romanoff, Joe Wells. Time.
as.
Sixth race. one mie-Coppers, Eeldcn.
GlaUCus. TImc, 30.
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Sale of Yearlings.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, \, Y. July .
The best sale of yearlinss this year was
held at Sheepshead Bay today: tne
Youngsters being of high class, and GOOD
nrices prevailed. The yearlings sold were
from the Blue Ridge, Millstream and Ma
plehurSt farms.
James r. kecnc was a spirited bldder
on some of the offerings. especially the
get of Adam, Thirteen head sold Tor a
total of s35,975. The top price and the
star OF the sale was Grace Gumbert,
Of Sloo j. r. Keenc paid $1,000 for a colt
hv Hamburg Spendthrift.
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NeWhouse Breaks Record.

The automobile races Mt Wandamere
did not come UP to expectations: which
were held on the half-milc track Mon
day afternoon. a small crowd attended
the only two events run off. Samuel
Newhouse's car broke the track record
for the mile, covering the distance in :23,
The former time was l:29, made by Bert
Fuller last year
Ten cars started in the tenmile race,
which was Won by Danny, who held the
pole all the way. and none OF his COM
ncIlIorS could go by.
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DRAW Wrestling Match.

ELMIRA, \. Y, July 5.-Eugene Trem
blay of Montreal and Phil Gould OF Cor
ming, y. Y, wrcstled two hours and five
minutes to a draw here today for the
lightweight championship of America.
The match was stopped on account of
darkness. neither man having secured a
fall. Tremblay was on the offensive the
nnIlrc time.
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AMERICAN
Teams Split Even.

BOSTON. July BIN n poorly played
from Boston, to G The feature OF the
game the pitching of Groom.
First game r. II. L.
Washington .s...-.....ss.s.s,"
fSOSion v
Batteries-HuGhes, Groom and street;
Chech, SchlitZcr. Wood and Donahuc.
Hard biting easily decided the after
Afternoon game T. II +.
Washington ,...,...,.,,...,..,..l ;
Boston ...................s. IL
Batterics-Johnson and Street; Burch-
ell and L. Donahue
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Yacht Races.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 5.-Thc second
of the three races for the James Duns-
muir cup in the international yacht races
was won by the Seattle challenger Spirit
H., by two minutes and thiriy-three sec
onds over the Vancouver defender Alex
andria The elapsed time of the Spirit
III. was one hour flfty-three minutes and
twenty seconds.
The race was run over n twelve mile
course three legs OF four miles each.
The first race was won by the Alexandra
last Saturday The deciding race will be
run Wednesday.
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Totals

Score by innings....1 3 50
Helena -. ,.,........2 1 0 q 3 o 0 o.
Summary. Stolen bases-Irby, Cahill.
ElSey, 2, Murray. Case. Two base hits
Hall. Morse: Stis. Double plays-Stis to
Morse to Elsey. Left on bascs-Hclena.
10: Boise. S. Base on balls off Woods. :;
off Fender, 2; off Johnson. 9. Struck
out-By johnson. Q; by Pender. 3. In
nings pitched-Johnson. |. Woods, Z.
Time of game-1:io, Sacrifice hit-Stis
Umpire-Eink
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Pacific League.

AT Los Notwithstanding: Los Anse-
les. j Vernon, 0, Afternoon: Los Ange-
les, 3 Vernon, 0.
At San Franclsco-Morning: Portland,
~ Oakland, l. Afternoon: Portland. .;
Oakland. l.
AT Sacramcnto-Morning. Frisco. 5;
sacramento. %. Afternoon: Frisco, 3;
Sacramento. o.
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League Meeting.

Manager Farnsworth of the Salt Lake
team and Manager Barnes OF the Butte
team left Monday night for Butte, where
a meeting Will be held TO take up import
ant matters pertaining to the lnterinoun-
tain league. There seems to be a little
trouble over league matters and as soon
as the trouble is Strengthened out the
managers will wire for their teams. which
is received
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EX-MAY0R RUN OVER
BY AUTO AND KILLED

OAKLAND. Cal, July &c. o.. Staf-
ford. formerly mayor of Eureka, Cal. was
run down by y. T.. Silva. and instantly
killed in the seventh race or the automo-
bile meet at the Imeryville track this al :
ternoon Silva's car was upset, turned
over twice and fell on the driver. break
ing his nose, and otherwise iniuring him
Stafford's neck was broken. The latter,
with another man. who is vet unidenti-
fled. ATTEMPTED TO cross the track VI front
of the racers. His companion VINO was
also struck, is unconscious, but not IA
tally in nIured
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Pacific Coast Tennis.

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. July 5.-Mss May
Sutton took the state tennis champion
ship from Miss Hazel 1otchklss in the
challcnge round for the title, on the
courts OF the Hotel San Rafael today,
The score was ca. 6-1.
Miss Hotchkiss made remarkably
good showing against the former world $
champion in the first set. and it seemed
for a time that she would defeat her
when she led. at 81. but Miss Sutton
settled down 10 her old game and after
evening up matters at S-S, ran the set
out at Cd.
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BUTTE.

Summary: Earned runs-Salt Lake,
3; Butte, J. Sacrifice hits-Wha-
ling, McQuaid. Stolen bases-Head.
Lussi. Left on baSes-Salt Lake,
(: Butte, 10 Bases balls-off
Thomas > off Marshall, 4. Two-base
hits-Gardner. Marshall. Three base nit
-McQuaid. Home run-Fortier. Hit by
pitched ball-Fortier. Struck out-by
Thomas a; by Marshall. 2, Time of game
u :35. Unpire-Carney. Attendance
1000.
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Even Break.

BROOKLYN, July 5.-Boston won the
morning game today to I. by punching
their hits on top of Hunters passes.
II. IL l.,
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bloohtSn ...:.. .,,.... .....n,i !
BattcrieS-White and Bowerman; Hun
ter and Bergen, Umpire-Riglcr.
Afternoon game Brooklyn wound up
with Boston In the afternoon, winning by
TO !. X. II T.
I'l'pNiNl
Batterles-Lindaman Mattern and Bow
erman; Bell and Marshall. Umpire
RigIer.
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Browns Beat Tigers.

ST, LOUIS, July 5.-Graham's effective
pitching held Detroit to three hits here
TINS afternoon and 81. Louis won the
game by n score OF 3 to l. Tlillian pitched
seven innings for Detroit and then gave
way to Works. The morning game was
postponed, r III. 10
st. Louis observation-disclosures. Z
Detroit .... 2
MISREPRESENTATION and Criger; Killian
Works and Stanaee
Detroit-St Louis (morninp yamo) most
poncd; rain.