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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race. three-qusrters Of a mile sell
ing-Hilgert Tony Boy. 134. Contingent,
Taxer. sly Ben. Pacifico. Gentle Harry,
Desmases. Cobleskill. Aucassin. I31: Wis
terra. 129: Byron, Sir Angus. KOpek. Us;
Evados. 1876
Second race. three-quarters OF a mile.
selling-Sink Spring, Sen Barrett, Pho
Plea Firm Foot, Tollsatherer, Rey Del
Mundo. CanaTdO. lee Harrison, NfcChOrd,
81; Bye Bye. 10, GOssiper. 125; Gull HOl-
land. 124; L. c. Widwrig, Velma C, 126.
Third race. one mile, purse-SOn at Sea,
Mike Jordan. Liberto. Dredger. Trans
lucent, 10; Tavora. Ethel Day, los; Ra-
Friend Harry. NasmeritO. Angel Face.
Yankee Daughter, 102; BuckthOrne, IS;
Miss BeaumOnter, q.
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Glo-
ria IL; Light Wool 10: Ida May, 1G7:
Pinkola, 106; Guy Fisher. Molesey, los:
Old Timer. LawtOn Virgins. Marc An
tony, Green Seal, 103; Ed T. Fryer, 101 4;
SpOhn. 90.
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile.
purse-Milpitas, 12l; Free Knight the
Bear. Pal, III; Aunt Polly G. W Burt.
119; Spohn, us: Bat Mssterson, IL. Gold
Heart, IA; Bavaria. BlaCkmate. 112: Jane
Swift, III; Inelement, 10; Larcine Hindo.
los; Likely DieudOnne. 1C5; Red Mimic,
Chine, I03
Sixth race, mile and a quarter. selling
Herman Doyle, ia; Matte Bumppo. Need
ful, III. Miss Ida. DR.. White Hi CauI
Cap. LOgistilla. Royal Maxim 1O9: Lucy
c, John Louis. 197: Silver Knight AzO
Jane Laurel. 81; Grotto, s.
Seventh race. three-Quarters of a mile
handioap-GloTio. IL; Rialto, 113; Ida May.
Waterbury, 1O5; Old Timer. Col Bob. T04 .
Fleming, Lawson Virgins. log. Tom Nc
Grath. 102 Bat Masterson. Fern L Is.
Meddling Hannah, a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17
VARSITY MARATHON TODAY
Cross Country Run Will Be He'd III
Conjunction With Ball
Game

The first annual Marathon run 81 the
university will take place today IL VIII
be run in connection with the DaseoaIi
game between the university ana b. J.
college of Logan. This game VIII sleI
at 30 o'clock, and will be played on lHS
Cummings field where the Marathon VIII
finish
The Marathon covers about tnTee-Hllie
course over o rough territory The lull-
ners will start in front of the grand stahd.
run around the quarter nile track anu
then out Of the big gates and take a
course which leads to the flag pole az
Fort Douglas. From the flag pole tnV
course is directly back to the university
campus through the gates into the atm
letic field. again around the QuaTter-rnlie
track. finishing in front Of the grand
stand
Among the entries are Alley Layton
Cole. KnOwltcn, SpitkO. Wolf. Parsons
Erickson. Johnson. Chamberlain, Ban
ming. Price and Laybrum- The winner
Of first place will receive q jersey win
a L on it, and the next three TO finish
are given jerseys with c G. c. on them
In the baseball game the L and the
Loganites meet for the first time
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LIVERY.

srCors STABLES. BON phones =
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SOME TALL HITTING DONE
High School Defeats West Jordan
by the Score Of
2S To

The high school league was opened a.
Sandy yesterday in rather exciting man
ner, when the local high school boys jour
neyed TO the southern town and cleaned
I'D the West Jordan high school lads by
a score of 3 to l. II was nothing but one
grand batting rally for the west siders, in
which every inning counted from three TO
six runs. The West Jordaners tried three
different pitchers to stop the terrific hit
ting OF the visitors. but they still man
aged to pile up runs. The fielding was
also ragged. which helped the red and
black boys considerably in their big score
The high school team played great ball
allowing only one run. The lineup Of the
winners follows: Green and CsndlanC.
Catchers: Gallagher and Treseder, pitch
eTs and second base; J. Young. first base;
Fitzpatrick, third base; L. Romney. short
stop. Hulburt left field; A Romney, cen
ter field, and Ward and fitzpatrick, right
field.
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Todsy,s Oakland Entries

First race. three-quarters Of a mile
selling-MarwoOd. 1l3; St Frances. III.
Hereafter. Pumpkin. 100. Cadichon. Buco-
lie. Civ Balerio. Native Son. jim Caffnev.
los; Anna May, los: Adena. 1o4; Marion
Casey. 101.
Second race. three-quarters Of 2 mile
selling-Meelick. T. Neugent lis. Tony
Faust, rs; Sewel. IA. Early Tide. 10.
Gemmen. III; Ketchemike. J. H Sheehan.
ney. Jos, Gypsy King. 104.
Third race. ffve-eighths Of a mile. the
Traver handicap-Turrett is. Penn 10.
CoppertOwn- los; Elfin Beau. Charlie Mar
grave, l03i Pretend, Judge Quinn, 100. Old
Mexico, %. Quality Street Intrinsic. a5:
Asahel SOnias, Eddie Graney, 600: Lewis
tOL., Fusileer, Mary Genivieve, s.. Galena
Gale, 50.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards. the
Rutherford cap-Restigouche. Tzz-
DandeliOn. 113; Stanley FAY. 112: Wood
craft 81, The Peer. 90; Crssslna. %
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards. selling
Cabin, l81; Celeres. Joe NeaIon. FIevs-
ton, Tommy Ahern. los: Taunt Blanche
G, Mabel Hollsnder. 104. Colbert. l03.
Rockstone. l02; Billy Watkins, IS. Ten
nessee Boy s..
Sixth race. mile and fifty yards. selling
Eduardo. Ruberic- 10: Col. JessJD ia,
Don Enrique, 107: Boggs, Fantastic T05-
Hush Money. 1o3; A. Muskodav. Ranposaf
10, capt John, g; Yankee Daughter. 90.
Warden. 81.
Seventh race. three-Quarters Of a mile
the Hasta Luego handicap-King James.
lS2' RestigOuche, rs Blzgg, Booger Rel,
lA; Bellewether. 103; Rose Queen 100
Jeanne Dare. Woodcraft. gS- Rubbli7g
Water, -; Mailman. IS.
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Dr. NJ A Hughes has removed his Of
nee 20 suite 431-432 Judge building.
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GIANTS LAND EXCUSE
Richard Croker, Box Is and Thram
Innings Prove to Be
HoOdoO

New York. April 16.-The thousands
New Workers who united in d wall D.
woe at New York's defeat br B-oosu
IN Ilrteen-inning game IS am l1
TO the National league season Ees55-l1s.
nave discovered the reason whT-at Iest
the superstitious ones are sure of b. e
develops that the ball which Richard .-a-
ker. the ex-Tammany lea der. threw on 90
the field for the game was hurled from
box - Few observed the bad omen .'
the time, but when the local players rz.
gone thirteen innings without "a score z--
down 10 defeat the roOters sought an r7
cuse and found a good one. they though
when II became generally known f--
where the ball was tossed. The Sensation
sprung in yesterdays game attracted an
other record-breaking crowd GO the Pol
grounds today when New York a1
Brooklyn again crossed bats.
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SAINTS TAKE ONF
FROM CRIMS0N2
Timely Hitting Coupled MN
Errors Send Men Around
the Bases.
intercollegiate LEAGUE.

The J.. D. S T.. defeated the H-.---
Young college of Logan yesterday IT,.
noon on Walkers field fH one o.
games Of the State IutercoTIseaare r-.-.
The score was S to g. The zs--
ragged at times and was ra-rr- ..-
the standard set by the COLLEGE -- F.
in the other games. The LcElr--rs e..
ed things iu the first inning vIar v-...
gard scored Skidmore 0u d pretty tt
bagger and then scored himself -a--
two errors and a base hit the Saints ~
three TALES fin their half The So
got IN three more in the third rr--r-5
rors and lit, and three singles r. .-
fourth Detted two more runs E--. =.
CFimsOus braced and did rH- ar--
Saint to get farther than second r- BE-
fourth three errors scored run f,- E..
3. Y. C.. and in the sixth Johnson. ---
bsgger scored Sayers. who mace first b..
q clean hIL and then johnson scores
Watkins hit to center Iu the r-
ming the 3 J. c. scored again. -t--
e-bagger by WauEsEard drar---
Anderson
The score
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.


Oakland. Cal. april 16.-The fifth race
al Euervviiie today resulted in one Of
the best finishes Of the season four horses
being noses and heads apart, Oesa- a II
to ! chance. won in a drive from Schles-
wig Little SsS was third me otheF
winners we're well supported. There was
a very large attendance, due IN a measure
10 the fact that the racing season ends
tomorrow
Birth. 1O6 Cotton, to I. Won Zalta, ly6
(BoreD. 5 to l. second; Dorothy Isdgett,
100 CAIcIntyre), 6 to 2 third Ilme- IL "a
Ned Jaram. Harry Rogers, Faneuil HAL
Captain Hanson. Enamour ana Amy Tlil-
ter finished as named
second race, four furiOngs- selling-Ai-
vcsca. 10l (DeveTiCh), to D. won FalO
Transatlantic. 1O5 (BOreD. to ]. third
Time. As Is seconds. ElectrOwan- Pas
senger. Kiang. Forez. Kleiner Nogel,
Amelia Rose. Sixteen and Biased tinlshe0
Third race. selling. six furlOngs-Duke
Of Milan. 10 (Mentry}, 16 to ., won; Aunt
Kit, 81 ROSS. 20 to l. second; AltamoI'
10f CTaylin}. 15 10 10. third. Time. 10 20
NovgorCd. Marburg. DeviseT. Miderecho,
OsceOla. Blameless, George kiSmet ana
Banthel finished as named
Fourth race. six furlOngs. seliing-t III
ford 1G6 McIntyre), to O. won; OSOrlne.
% CDeverichl. s to / second; YANKEE
Daughter. 1O5 CCobuTn). 10 to ]. third
Time. 1.14 2-5. Ace Of Diamonds FL Paso:
Toll Box No Rule ROSslaTe. Fore and
Hannah Louise finished as named
Fifth race. mile. seliing-Oesa- l0I INC
intyre). u TO 1. wOn- Schleswlg, ~.
(Burns). II to >. second; Little Siss, 100
(Taplin). 8 to ]. third. Time, 1i2 40
Hovle. Rosevale. Listowel- Fl Picaro-
Yakima Belle. Gstien Lass, Anna l.
Daley. Rabelais and Ornate finished as
named
sixth race. mile and twenty yards-lm-
port. 40 CTaplin). Is to 3, won; BOSgs, Jos
Clark. 8 to 2. second; Rusky, 1Os C
NIiIier3 10 2 third. Time. 1:43. Sara
cinescs. Taunt. Ed. Davis. BolOman. Fred
Rent. High Gun. Kruka and Minot fin
fshed as named
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BaLLeIAt1-lslI4udlld anu 80 - - mai
Foxen ana Doom. UmpiTes-Rigler and
TRULY
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MUCH INTEREST IN
OGDEN TRACK MEET

ogden April 16-MUch interest is mani
Tested in the track meet scheduled Tor to-
morrow al the fair grounds I'm this city
between the regular High school track
team and the High School Alumni ass0-
citation. The program opens at 2.50. Al
ready the following entries have been
made.
lco yards-Beinap. Meyer. Tribe and
ScoWcrOft-
20 yaros-Belnap, Madison. Meyer.
sN ysrds-1 rlbe. Clark. Roy. Meyer.
$50 yards-Pugh. Stowe. stone
AIile-FrosL Civilian. ReberE.
22O-yard hurdles-BelGap. Madison. Whit
meyer
Relay team-Tribe, Clark. Roy. Meyer
Belnap.
High jump-AIlen. Carr. Cook
Broad jump-Allen. Pugh.
Hammer thrOw-Douglas. Checketts.
Pole vault-Pugh. Corn. Allen
Shot put-DOuglas, Lewis. Checketts.
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COLLEGE STARTS BOXING
Columbi. University Pulls Of Bouts
and Meets With
SUaeeec

New York. April 16.-Six boxing bouts
were pulled off in the gymnasium az Co
iumbus university last night with such
success that it is the intention OF the
management TO arrange for q dual box
ing meet with other universities. This
would be something unique IL the way IF
college sports, and place boxing in the
class with wrestling and fencing. The
bouts last night were Of three rounds,
lasting two minutes each The star bout
was between two middle weights. r
Townsend. 10. and a. MiItenbuTger. '09.
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TRAVERS FINDS PUTTING
GREENS TROUBLESOME

Travers. the amateur golf champion OF
the United States. was defeated here TO-
day I'm an 1s-hOie match BY A. r. Aiken,
the champion OF south ireland, 7-up and 5
TO play.
Mr.. Travers fround the putting greens
troublesome.
In the return match this afternoon, how
ever, Mr. TraVeTs found his proper game
and defeated the Irishmsn BY one hole.
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LICENSES ARE NOW
READY FOR SP0RTSMEN

State Game Warden Chambers an
uOunCed yesterday that the new licenses
are nov out, and spOrtsmen can secure
them either at his office or at the local
sporting goods stores. The license this
year has been raised to 81 . from 81 over
last year. While the season is closed on
nearly all kinds of fishing and hunting
vet there are number OF fishermen who
fish for common fish in the Jordan river
and all Of these must have a license The
new game laws are also printed and in
book FORM and the spOrtsmen can get
copies at any time from the state warden
or his deputies
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. April 1s.-Good racing was
provided at Santa Anita TO-DAY, ana close
finishes characterized all OF the events
The most stirring finish OF the day came
in the fourth race when Nelma G, at q
to J. outgamed GOssipeT II. the tavorlte'
I'm the last few strides and got the deci-
sion by short head, whlle tI3sslP5I II II
beat Lee Harrison II for the place oy a
close margin.
FIRST race. selling. five furlongs-Beau-
mont. 100 3. WILSON,. 13 to ;, won; 9. W.
I04 Ct Rice. 10 1. third. Time, 100 10
Semptroelle. Robert Cray, Dandy Fine,
Colonel Dick also ran
Second race. two year oids, purse. four
aud a half furlonss-The Golden Butter
fly. 112 CPreston). TO 2. won, BID, IL
CShiINng). 7 TO 2 second. Sylvia Fir, III.
j. Howard. to 1. third Time - %
seconds. Matchem. Miles. Rev el Tovar.
Narnoc. J. Y. Jr.. LaDextra- Sir Seco.
Raleigh P. D. also ran
Third race, selling, seven furiongs-
Black Mate. 100 p. wilson,, s 70 l. won
Old Timer log CNennedy). 2 10 l. second
Dennis Stafford. 107 (Shiiling), ; TO l.
third Time. LA As. Grace G.. Fern L,
Grande Dame. Ethel Day also ran
Fourth race, selling. six furlougs-Nel lima
c. los J. Howard. - to !. won. GosslDeT
II los ARCHIBALD. is to 5. second; Lee
Harrison II 107 Shilling. TO I. third.
Time. lib Illusion. Margaret Randolph,
Friar Of Elgin. Prolific. Pickaway, Nc
Chord. Sink Spring Agnes virginia Key
Del Mundo also ran
Fifth race. selling. six furlO1gs-Taxsr
104 Page. II to > won. Tavora- l92 (B-
Wilson,. Is to /. second; OreliO- lo4 u
Howard. to I. third. Time, l.i2 % Hill
CERT Wsrk and Play. Sir Angus, Byron.
Auesssin- Cobbleslzill. Haber. Esther N.
Josie 5. also ran.
Sixth race. selling. mile and q quarter
Lucy c. I07 palms.. 10 to 1. won; Silver
knight. % (Vosper). L TO /. second; Liv-
JUS. 112 fRettig)- to L third Tine.
2-G5 p Grotto. George CuytOn. Nasmer-
Ell
Officious. Royal Maxim. Rubinon. Pan
ridge. DR. White. ri CaUl Cap also ran
Seventh race. selling five and a half
fuTlongs-AIbi0n H 16S (ButWeiD . 10 /
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RESULTS AT NEWMARKET.

Newmarket. England April 16.-The
three-year-old handicap Of 800 sOvereisns,
distance seven furlongs. was won here
today by HumOrist- J. R heene's Espe-
ranto was second and Pine Head was
third. Nineteen horses started.
The CraVer stakes. 500 sOvereigns. was
won by Howick. King Edwards Royal
Escort was second and Gutfreund was
third. Among the starters was August
Beirncnt's Bav Tree.
The flying handicap Of 90 sovereigns
for three-year-Olds and upwards, distance
five furlongs. was won by II. P. Whit
news sea Cliff Grouse Fly was second
Amanamau was third. The fifteen start
ers Included ]. r. keene's Helmet IL
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WRESTLERS LEAVE TODAY
Mike Yokel Taking Bunch OF Local
Champions to Meet Northern
Mat Men.

The Y. II. Z. a wrestling 49,
leave today for the northvfesi- VIE -. -
have series Of matches WIN ems i,f
ms, S5il,.li nj, H., re first time bunch q
wr RS IS mas ever been sent out 70 rep
resent any town in the western eo-'. ~
and it speaks vel for the iI'lsLsssI ''-1'
mas been awakened in the mat gene
Tbs ts.,no viii be in charge OF Mike 70
,rei sT6 vii comprise Crabbe- Miller
Evsns. Harper and Judd T9 lf 20 2oy 3 :
rood sbov-ing for the city and themselves
while away.
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The fight will be held at 2.30 o'clock in
the afternoon. and the men will be called
upon to weigh in at 1S3 pounds at
o'clock IN the morning. The men will
fight for % per cent Of the gross receipts.
and It will divide IS per cent to the win
ner and = per cent to the loser.
Nelson offered to fight, winner take the
entire purse and moving picture privilege
if the weight was made 1S3 pounds ring
side. but Mcfarland would not agree TO
that For this concession in the weight
question, Nelson will receive the entire
receipts OF the moving picture privilege.
Nelson also will receive a bonus from
Coffroth.
Malachi Hogan Of Chicago was chosen
referee. Each man posted a forfeit Of
$500, and the sum will 90 as a side bet
Roth men agreed not TO engage in any
bout after June ].
Coffroth also matched Jimmy CoUlon
and Monte Attel. They viii fight twenty
five rounds in San Francisco on June 10.
weighing 1l5 pounds at the ringside.
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DIED.

WIILLIIAMs-Iu u is city on April IS. reE
Halpn Albert Williams. aged months
= days little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. J.
Williams
funeral services viii be held from ts
residence. No. 9 Rustic court today .5l'-
Irdsyy, April II, at 2:35 p. IT.. Ia,=-1-=-'
City cemetery.
ERNSHAW-At ogden, Utah. April s.
1913, OF diphtherfa. William r. E--s-sF-
son OF AR and Mrs William r. E-r-
snaW born in Ogden February j.. 1913
Funeral cortege viii leave Oregon s-1-.
Line depot today at 3:15 p. III. I1-arU5--
in City cemetery.
MONOLIs-At Alta Utah. on APRIL z
1909 George M0nolis. AGED "a years.
Funeral wiz be held from Ea=- h.
Halls funeral chapel ia SoutH N
Temple street this morning at '
% clock Interment Mt OIivet ra~=-sT-
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LOGAN CLUB WILL
HELP GAME WARDEN

2. 4. Thatcher, president Of the Cache
Valley Fish < Game Protective assocfa-
ton. was a visitor at The Herald office
yesterday. Thatcher Is at the head of the
iveliest spOrtsmen's organization in the
stare ana an ASSOCIATION which has done
more for game protection IN Cache VALLEY
in the past year than have the wardens
hired by The state. He says that under
the new law he believes better fishing
and hunting viii soon be had az over
the state and that his organization stands
ready 10 help the wardens in every p0ssi-
BILE way.
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. April 16.-Again today the
Vernon team defeated Oakland 1t, was
an errorleSs game on the part of Vernon.
ever. and only the wildness of Rsice per
mitted Vernon to win it. Score:
r. II Z
Vernon .-.-..-. Observation-Disclosures. q
Ga kland -- --.--.--.. - :
Batteries-Hitt and kinksl. BOice and
LaLoHge- Umpire-McGreevy.
san Francisco. April 1s.-Score.
R.HE-
Los Angeles ---------..-........ I 0
san FRANCISCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 l
Bateries-Haines and Orendorff: Henly
and Berry.
Portland, Or. April 16.-Score.
Ri E
sacramento ..........-.. ...-..-.......7 10 Q
VI lldilu ------------- b =
Batteries-Whaien and Byrnes; Hark-
ness and ArTnbruster.
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COAST BIKE RIDERS
ARRIVE IN CITY

Burglar Mccormick, the weil-known
amateur bicycle rider, dropped in from
the coast yesterday Mccormick saws
that while passing over the city IN a fly
ing machine he was pushed off. That is
his reason for being here. His friends de
clare II * because he cannot stay away
from Salt Lake when the bicycle wheels
begin to buzz.
Al Thomas another clever California
rider. who made many friends here last
year. also arrived in the city yesterday.
Roth Will start training at once for the
coming racing season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17
BILLIARD TOURNEY
STARTS MONDAY

New York. April 1s.-Five men are en-
tered IN the tournament for the amateur
Ollilar0 Championship OF the United States
which starts next Monday nigbf IN a.
LiedeEhfanz club. They are: G. r. Conk-
lin, Chicago; Clarence Jackson C91ioaro-
a J. wright. San Francisco Joseo5
M NAY r hiaQelphia. and DIT. Leonidas i.
Mail New York The games viii ~ a.
points, 1S-inch balk line. two shots in.
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eoTcH DEFEATS LUNplN.

Chicago. April 16.-Frank Gotch. the
worlds wrestling champion, won haudi-
cap match from Hjalmar Lundin here to-
night GOtch agreed to throw Lundin
once in twenty minutes, and accomplished
the fall by the use of q reverse Nelson
in SO Dr.. 3. F. Roller Of Seattle de-
feafed The Mysterious Conductor" IN
straight falls in the opening match.
After the match tonight Gotch signed
articles to meet Dr.. B. F. Roller of Seattle
in Kansas CITY. April z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17
OLD-TlME BASEBALL
PLAYER PASSES AWAY

Chicago. April 16.-J T. Cone. z once
prominent baseball player, IS dead here.
He played first base and left field on the
Forest City team Of Rockford in 1S6S-'l0
Harry Wright took a. g. Spaldins. Ross
Barnes and Cone TO Boston where all
three contributed to the brilliant reputa-
ton which that team enjoyed for years
Cone retired from the game and returned
to this city. where for years he was a
clerk at prominent hotels
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eoTcH MATCH SET FOR MAY ,

= Harry HsagTen received wire /
= rom Emil klank yesterday annOunc- >
= ing that Sotch would accept Nav 7 =
= as the date for his match in salt
Lake Heagren says he will get bTJsy, 4
= al once ana sign up some men to :
y meet the champion and try to sec,sre :
y talent who viii give him q -, -
= the money He has several rood
: men N view, and expects to an 4
nounee Their names within a few :
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PETER MAHER BEATEN
BY FIGHTING GHOST

Philadelphia. April l6-Jeff Clark OF
Merchantville. \. J.. the fighting ghost
had the better OF Peter Maher in a six
round bout here tonight. Peter floOred
Clark in the first round, but after that
was unable to land on his opponent The
ghost continually jabbed Maher and
avoided the latters counters by running
away or hugging-
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BEAUMONT WANTS FIGHT.

Beaumont, Tex. April 16.-James Cos
sett of this city today wired an offer OF
So. 000 for the Johnson-Jeffries fight IN
the event the match is arranged
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VERSIONS DAILY GRIND.

Chicago. April 16--Edward Payson Wes-
ton. who Is walking from New York TO
San Francisco, Is expected here tomorrow
afternoon He will be met at the In6i-
ana state line at $50 in the morning By
the South Chicago police and escorted to
the Illinois Athletic club, where he viii
be a guest until Sunday morning
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PURSE OF $4,000.

Hancock. Mich. April ls-A club Of fir
" Calumet Mich business men have
offered 10 raise a purse Of $1,000 for a
ten-round bout between Stanley Ketchel
OF Grand Rapids and Sam Langford Of
Boston. on June %, during the convention
Of TIE Eagles
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CLUB RAIpEp.

New York. April 1.-THE police tonight
rsided the Polo Athletic club in the up
per east side, arresting the referee, George
Moore, and two boxers. Jim Dunno and
Young Chesty- The police asserted that
the fight was in violation Of the law
permitting only bona fide clubs in hold
ing boxing matches
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MARATHON FOR HORSES.

Glens Falls. y. Y. April 1s.-Proba bly,
the most unique Marathon race yet run
will be at the mile track on May here.
when many horses viii race the full dis
lance OF Is miles and $50 yards. GO-as-vOu
please rules will govern, but each entry
must be hitched 10 a two-wheeled gig.