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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-15
O'HEILL IS ARRANGING
POST SEASON SERIES

Cincinnati, Sept. fA-Frank Bancroft
business manager of the Cincinnati Ma
uonaI league, received a letter today from
President Norris O'Neiu of the Western
league, saying that he is arranging a
schedule Of post season games between
the Philadelphia American league team
and an all-star aggregation, many Of
whom viii be former Pacific coast play
ers who have won distinction in the big
leagues. They viii play in the far west
and on the Pacific coast.
If the Philadelphia American league
team should win the championship, this
post season schedule viii be delayed until
the worlds series is run off. Otherwise,
the post season series viii start i'm
mediately at the close of the season.
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ATTELL IS GIVEN
SHAKEY DECISION
Tommy 0'TOOIe Puts Up Great
Fight at Quaker City
Exhibition.

Boston. Sept 14-Abe AtteH Of Cali
1oTnia, the featherweight champion. was
given the decision over Tommy O'TOOle
of Philadelphia, in twelve rounds, by
Referee Charles White of New York at
tho ATmory Athletic association tonight
The decision was a surprise to the ma
jOrity of the 1900 persons, who saw the
fight and they strongly expressed their
disapprOVaL
O'Toole did the forcing throughout, and
in the last round had the blood flowing
from Attells face, as he drove him around
the ring with stiff punches.
The fifth round was the hardest fought
of the bout. Attell drove O'TOOle to the
ropes with smashing rights and let's to
the head, but O'To0le came back ana sent
AtteI staggering into the corner. The
round closed with Atjeu repeating his
first charge, forcing OToole to cover.
O'TOoIa did most of his fighting in
close. and put I'm rapid fire attack on
AttelIs body and face
Attell closed OTOOle's right eye in the
eighth. Up to the final round honors
We're about even, and i'm the twelfth
O'TOOle sent i'm hard swings on Attell's
rose and smashed his body with short
labs i'm the Clnches. Attell had little op-
portUnity TO land a blow.
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Vanderbilt CUP RACE
IS AGAIN ASSURED

New York Sept 1.-THE Motor Cups
Holding company. which was recently in
corporated to consider the feasibility OF
holding another Vanderbilt cup race, have
just decided to hold such a contest and
have fixed the date for October 30. W.
X. Vanderbilt, jr., the donor Of the cup,
and other members of the committee, can
yaSsed the automobile manufacturers of
this country and Europe and they have
received assurances that between thirty
and thITUy-fiVa cars will be entered in
the coming contest. thus making it the
largest. in point of entries, of any yet
held. The course this year viii be short
eued to a little less than fifteen miles,
but the distance viii remain the same
In shortening the circuit. the dangerous
turns have been eliminated, so that the
course as now planned viii be idela
Official announcement of the holding
of the race viii be issued i'm few DAYS
and it is expected that within two weeks
thereafter the foreign and domestic car
manufacturers viii announce the names of
their drivers and establish quarters along
the course, so that a long season Of
training may be had.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-15
AMERICA MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP
Yankee Tennis Experts Have
Little Trouble in Defeating
English Champions.

Philadelphia. Sept 14-America today
made d clean sweep of the Davis cup lawn
tennis series at the Germantown Cricket
club. W. A. Larued defeating J. c. Parke
by 6-3, So. 6-3. and W. j. ClOthler beating
c. 2. Dixon by 6-3 81, Ga. These events
with those of the double matches yester-
day and the two other singles last sat
urday. give America five wins to none for
England. The double was the only holly
contested match, the Englishmen failing
to win q set in the singles.
In the PaTke-LearnCd match superior
steadiness and accuracy of the American
champion were noteworthy. Parke's ser
vice was Ineffective.
The ClOthieT-DiEOu match was another
One-man affair, the American OutplayinS
the Englishman at every point.
The series has been disappointing be-
cause of the weak resistance made by the
visitors in the singles.
Messrs. Dixon and Parke win sail for
England tomorrow, but CTawley VIII re-
main in Philadelphia for some time, and
viii take part in the Philadelphia cham
piOnship tournament next week
Summaries.
Larned defeated Parke, G-3. e.. IS.
CIOthier defeated Dixon, 60, 81, O.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF
MATCHES ARE PLAYED

Rye, n. Y, Sept. 4-Play was resumed
today in the team matches of the in
golf championship at the
Apawmis club. Harvard met Williams,
while Princeton was opposed to Yale.
Singles were played in the morning and
fOur-ball matches in the afternoon. Each
match counted a point halved matches
not being played out.
In the morning play the total score was
. TO in favor of Yale over Princeton,
while Harvards total was points to
over Williams.
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ENSIGN STAKE ATHLETES.
Challenge Is Issued to Utah Teams
Both in Football and Cricket.

The Ensign association football team
made It's first appearance in practice yes
teTday, and from the strong Iine-liD Dre-
scented an eleven is I'm the field that will
make all Utah teams work to win The
eleven shows new material in T-mplebv. a
North of England professional, and Ar
thur TreanOr, a Liverpool shark
The Old-timCTs. AmselI, Chapman. Col
Inns, Adamson, White, Butler and Rus
sci, are also i'm the game. The practice
nights have been set for Tuesdays and
Fridays, ON the Eighteenth ward square.
The association men are also convinced
that they can. play cricket as well as
rugby, and they have issued a challenge
to Secretary James of the Salt Lake
Cricket club The secretary Of the En-
sign team, w. AnseT. viii be glad to
receive an answer to the challenge.
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"nT@Ep"" (TRS WIN RI PIRATES IN NOI LOSE $$Rzh
FORGOTTEN TWIRLERs.

Every day baseball fans are shouting
the praises of some pitcher or other who
has won his game, no hits, no runs and
so on. They soon forget the slab artists
on the other side. who lost. The two
pictures above shows, or the right,
'.Rube'' Marduard, the Giant pitcher who
has lost about as many games as any or
them in the big leagues and Durham, on
the left. At that Vanguard plays in hard
luck and on that account he has a big
following of fans who like TO see him
work Bull" Durham is now shining for
minor league company, where he is still
good for some fancy work on the rubber.
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DO 1T UP BROWN.
American Tennis Experts Complete
Series With Victories.

Philadelphia, Sept 1.-THE American
lawn tennis team having won the right
to challenge Australia for the Dwight
F. Davis cup. interest i'm the matches
with the Britishers today was not so
great al the Germantown cricket club Tn
tOday's play w. A. Larned. the American
champion. met J. c.. Parke and w J.
Clothier played against c.. p. Dixon of
England.
81, "a
The Laned-P5rIe match was won by
be Am.rl.an. = g q
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MANTI TEAM WINS
BY SCORE OF II TO 5
Especial to The HeraId-Republican)

Manti, Sept I4-Yesterday afternoon a
game of baseball was played between the
Manti and Spring City teams upon the
Manu diamond, resulting i'm a score of Il
to in favor Of the Manti boys TIE
game throughout was enthusiasts and
interesting and well attended. Tomorrow
afternoon the Manti and Ephraim BOYS
will play a friendly game for practice
and next Saturday the latter teams will
come together for a purse of 500. forfeits
having been posted I'm the sum of So
Considerable enthusiasm is manifest in
this part of the country i'm the baseball
line and there is a number of games be-
tween the Sanpete or Sewer boys almost
eLerE Mcok.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE TITLE
GOES TO PENN STARS

Philadelphia, Sept 1.-THE University
OF Pennsylvania today won the intercOl-
legiate tennis championship i'm doubles on
the courts of the Merton Cricket club,
defeating Harvard in the final round in
three straight sets
Wallace r. Johnson and A. D. Thayer
of Pennsylvania were opposed by G. L.
Gardner and r. Sweetzer, who made
strong fight in the final set, but failed
to maintain the pace
Pennsylvania has now six points and
Harvard four on the championship cup
seven points being necessary for per
manent possession. The summary:
intercollegiate doubles final round)-
Johnson and Thayer Pennsylvania beat
Gardner and SWeetzer, Harvard, -, e.,
CD.
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New York, Sept John HeydIer. pres
ident of the National league, plans for
his organization TO have the double UNI
Dira system again next season. William
Bvannan. of the Observation-Disclosures league,
viii he delegated to umpire games in
the west and if he makes a good showing
will be engaged. Mr.. Heydler started for
Chicago tins afternoon. An important
meeting of the National league probably
will be held Thursday to arrange details
of the coming worlds championship series
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TIGERS THROW GAME AWAY.

Detroit, Sept l4.-Detroit threw away
three chances to score runs early in the
game by the worst sort of base running,
and practically handed the game to St.
Louis. Score: r. H. r.
Detroit 90 90 ..-.--s.-.......-------2 .
St. Louis 90 ---.---...-......---.
Batteries-Kiiliau and Stanage; Bailey
and kilifer, Smith.
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MOORE BREAKS RUN.

Philadelphia. Sept. 14.-In a pitchers
battle between Rucker and Moore here
today, Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia.
1 to O. Moore had previously won nine
straight games. Score; r. IL r.;
Philadelphia ...''.s'r-'-'.'''-''
Brooklyn ------------ ---'A %
Batteries-MoOre and DOOM Rucker
and Marshall. Umpire-Rigler-
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RAIN IN FOURTH.

St. Louis, Sept. 4.-Score:
r. H. +.
PlttsbuTg .........s-.....-'r-V
ST LOUIS
Game called at end Of fourth, rain
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Beebe and
BTeSnahan
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ATHLETICS WIN TWO.
Balm STOPS GAME.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Chicago and Cleve-
land played a six-inniug, 4 to q, tie to-
day. rain stopping it, after Cleveland had
scored one run in the seventh. The rain
caused the score to revert TO the end or
the sixth inning. Score: r. II. L.
chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cleveland 90 ----..-..-.--..-.- ------+ o
Batteries-Scott and Sullivan Paynei
Ables and Clarke
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GIANTS GET NOTHING.

Boston. Sept. ian error by Meyers
and Marquard's poor work in the third
inning gave Boston two runs and the
game today. Score. X II. j.
New York ...........-......''..''''y =
Batteries 49, MarquaTd and Meyers;
Browne and Shaw Umpires-Emslie and
Kane.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CUBS HAVE PITCHER.

Cincinnati, Sept. Thrown had the
Cincinnati team at his mercy today, one
single base hit being made off his de
livery Chicago won. Score;
R. II. l..
Chicaeo ......-...,....4 o
Cincinnati .-.........-.---.-... ..I d
Batteries-B Brown and Archer, GaSplf
stone.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. Sept I-NIr Eischoffs' Bebe ran
in the Prix Velay at Enghein today but
did not get a place.
also failed to show
w X. Vanderbilts Lillian in the Prix
I.auragais, but was unplaced-
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Portland. Ore. Sept 14-Hasgin, the 10
vear-old bow who shut Vancouver out
Sunday I'm nO-hit, uo-run game, added
further to his claim for recognition by
today shutting out Seattle, the leaders
of the league. Haggin was almost as
much of a mystery today as he was sun
dav. allowing but three harmless hts,
widely scattered. through the game. port
land, on the other hand, landed on
THOMPSON with effect in several innings.
score! r. H. E.
Seattle o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries-ThOmpsOu and Shea; HagSln
and ATmhrUster
Tacoma. Wash. Sept 14-Fine base
running by Aberdeen, coupled with timely
hitting. won tOday.s game from the
Tigers s to /. Blankenship could not stop
the fast visitors on the bases LeJe tne
crashed into BIankenship at the plate III
line eighth inning. and the Tacoma
catcher was laid out. sustaining an ugly
! emf i'm the head. Score: r. II. Z.
/ Tacoma --.-'-''''-.'---L Il,
I A hprdeeu 90 -.--.--.-. .-..-.-.s- l. i
Batteries - Butler and BlankenshiDi
! Stevens, Sicver and Kreitz.
Spokane. Wash. Sept. 1L-score:
r. II, e.
vancouver '. 90 '.'''''''''''''''''' .
Batteries-E. Flanagan and Sugden; Kill
lilay and Spencer.
/ Tacoma. Sept. 1A-Score: r. II. 2.
] Tacoma coo. Observation-Disclosures "
/ Aberdeen coo. .........-.--.-..'. IL
Batteries-ButIer and Blankenship; Sic
yer and Kreitz
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BOSTON WINS AGAIN.

Boston, Sept. 1L-BostOn won the sec
ond game of the series from Washington
today Score. r. H. 4.
Washington .-..,s..,..-.---.---z
Boston o.. o. .-.-.....-........ -
Batteries-O5erlin and Street. Collins
and DOnOlue.
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PUT ouT IN SECOND.

Oakland, Cal, Sept 1A-Lew Powell of
San Francisco. lightweight. knocked out
lid Harrison tonight i'm the second round
of scheduled teu-romd bout Powell. it
is said, will seek a. match with Battling
Nelson for the chamUloushiu
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kEENE ALSO STARTS

Warwick. Eng. Sept 1.-THE members
plate handicap of 200 sOyreiEus distance
five fUrlougs, was won today bv GIL
Adare. Protest was second and ProsDpc-
tor third. Among the fourteen starters
was j.. r. Keenes' Helmet IT.
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Spokane, Wash, Sept. 14-sc2Te;
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At CoIumbus-St Paul o; Columbus. ).
All IouisviIIe-FiTst game. Louisville
r. milwaukee. g. Second game; Louis
VILE 2. Milwaukee. J.
At apoIis-Indisnapolis. 2; Mime
apolis, 8. ,.....
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COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland, Cal Sept 4-POrtland Won a
desperateIy contested fOurteen-innlng
game from Oakland today, to ?. Car
sen and Christian were in magnificent
form. the former allowing ten hits and
the latter eight. Third Baseman johnson
Of Portland was the hero Of the game
drawing four safe hits out of six times
up and scoring two runs. Score;
r. II. E.
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NERALD-VEPUBLICAN FORM CHART

Ogden Sept H. 1909 Tuesday Weather clear track good a.
urlr res.InE " y,Iro first
81
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Sacramento, Sept 1.-THE Angels got
away with the long end of a to 4 score
this afternoon, principally because Of
errors. Score: X II. T.,
Los Angeles o.. -...-------..--.----9 ~ 10
Sacramento .. 90 ...-........-......f II D.
Batteries-Kostner and Smith, Fltz-
gerald. Ia Iouge and Graham.
Los Angeles. Sept. H.-San Francisco
defeated Vernon in the first game Of the
wills and Vance were hit freely and
errors were frequent. Two double plays,
in one of which five San Francisco men
participated, were features. Score:
pa r. H, Z.
y-sr,or ..........4 IL
! san Francisco 90 .----------.----.-t Il
Batteries-Vance and Hogan; Willis and
D Pei
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
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Portland

Batteries-Carson and Fisher; Christian
and Byrnes.
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At post, ? MN OF At 4.oII3. IIIIIt- .
Pelham. pl 4, sb 1; Hall, pl. 50. sh: IL;
Winner. oh. 6. by Albert-Plaudia
Thomas Start bad. won all driving. May
ham took lead and lasted it out gamely- ia
-en Inuisa no cnance otter break.
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II Herman Doyle, a-.112
At post. 80 min. Off at 4:561z. Tn
Huapala, pl 2-5 sh. out; kaiserhoff,
AIcor. Benton, Hi Caul Cap. winner
i ,aedorn. trainer. II. Booker. Start GOO
had all her speed and carried
Snratr tired can do better.
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selling, 3-yeaT-Olds and up. Value to first

At post. 3 min. Off at sos. Times,
Baleria. pl As. SIN. 2-5; Auiline pl. 3-5
Mouser. Lancashire Lad, Redan, Biskara
ana. owner and trainer. G. Swain. Star
handily. Balerian had the speed and stu
Ravaria best of Others; is improving.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sou -. sd. 1l.-score:
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81. out
l.
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wilma he
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At post ] min. OF at 2:jl. Iime-:22 =, >
Wh5atstoue pl. l. sh L.; Mate, pl So, sl. 4
b. e by Free Knight-BeUe Decker. owner. l..
liams Start good Won cleverly, second drlVni
bird today, came on when ready and won VIII
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TWO UMPIREs COMING.

}atterfps-AICGrath and NunnemaCher.
ner- -McGregor. Lewis and McManus.
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AT post. T. min. OFF at 5:3ll4 Time -
DaIv. nl a.. sH. rs; Alivia pl. ], SIN. IL In
i'm Bush Friar Of Elgin. Winner br. M. by Orh
son: trainer. T. Brewster. Start good, won drlV
Cutrau early. came strongly at end and Outsaule
7 iI,bav,-afa showed Improvement. Prudent quit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
SECOND CALL.

% llniteo eiaieS Si5oeIitu. ........1l2
50 llniteo Rms II. e Com. .......... IN
30 llnitch @bS II. y sits. ......... III
$1,000 Baltimore Gin 3laer 1880 ...... 04i4
1000 Gotton Suci 1cr .............. SOS
1900 Cotton Smcf Der .............. s0li
1000 Seoboarh @ir Cine Ier......... 65
5000 ga Cur II. Dor Der. ........ 1853
1000 llniteo sp5 I'll I Goni 41aer e. 95t,
2O00 2nfc jiolano 5cr ...............tt5
40 llniieo 9ibS Sunoia ser (Scrip). s0la
1000 Seabodrb Atr 2inc 4er......,.. 90
20 llniteo 3ipS 5oa ser tScripD &C.. sOia
1000 lluitcn tailuapS 9ini ......... 63ia
1000 Cotton Nucf 5cr .......,..... sos