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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
[ANGFORD KNOCKS
ENGLISHhAN OUT
Right to Chin Sends Ian Hague
Down and Out in Fourth
Round.

London. May 2f-Sam Laugford. the
colored heavyweight. OF Boston. knocked
out Tan Hague. Che heavyweight cham
pion of England. ju the fourth round at
the National Sporting club here tonight
The fight which was for q purse of So
90 and the championship. was scheduled
TO 60 twenty rounds
The ring generauship he had picked
mp lu many battles enabled LangfOrd 90
score comparatively easy victory over
Hague and the fourth round had been
barely commenced when the burly York
shifeman was floored By a well directed
blow and counted out.
Langford was at a disadvantage as 10
weight height and reach. but bis superior
knowledge of ring tactics and his quick
ness UVcrCame this and what was eX
pected 60 be long contest proved very
brief.
In the first round Hague was slow go
start. Langlord had shade the bet
ter ol it until the end of the round when
Hague reached him with hook 90 the
law. This seemed t0 encourage the Brit
ishcr and although no damage was done
iH the second round nC showed more
cieverness than the cuored man.
LanVfOrd opened the third round with
hard lsft to the face and he used his
blows effectively several times before the
gong sounded Hague. however. partial
y closed the negroes eye with hard
right swing.
The men came together I'm a fast mix
up at the opening of the fourth. and Lang
ford put a terrific right ON the York
shiremans chin which ended the con-
test.
A record crowd saw the fighting and
the negro was "a warm faY0rite. consider
able money being bet at TO ! and 60
. on him % win
There was some dispute over the ban
dages on HagUes hands. but Langford
objections were speedily overcome
There is ample evidence I'm the morning
newspapers Of great disappointment over
the collapse of British hopes. our expert
writer's recognize that Hague never had
chance against his clever opponent
The Daily Graphic describes the con-
test as "a slsdge hammer trying to de-
feat an electric dynamo.
The Morning Leader says "Langford IS
an the marvel his Yankee admirers claim
and we are inclined to think that John
son. in breaking his contract, was a very
good judge.
Most of the papers admit that Lang
ford merely played with his opponent
The bout between Walsh and Stanley
was q fine exhibition of clever boxing.
&c was anybody battle for a dozen
rounds the verdict of z draw being very
popular Among the spectators was Bob
FitzsimmOus.
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GOOD BOUTS At ST. REGIS
Joe Cain Slips One Over on Peanut
Sinclair, and Minute Later
Is Sorry.

One of the best cards yet pulled off be
fore the St. Regis club Grew a good
sized crowd of boxing fans TO the audi
torium last night. Perhaps the best bout
of the evening was the final, between
Chick COlburl and Abe LABEL The lat
ter was the stronger of the two. but Col
burn s gameness. together with his wild
swings that landed with effect, earned
him a draw. Peanut Sinclair met sur
prise party in Joe Cain when they
stepped into the ring to shake hands. as
Cain whipped one over instead of the
usual bandshake. Peanut Sinclair
Strengthened out and began TO flay MS
man in approved fashion when LABEL S
seconds began to shower the ring with
towels Peanut kicked them out ana kept
after his man, who finally lay down. The
referee called il no contest |. Midget
and Spiker Kelley We're the curtain raiser
and put up an even break Of 1t to the fin
ish. earning draw. Patsey Hogan was
given a decision over Jack Finley in one
round and Young McNutte quit in the
third round with Kid Frazzels.
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UTAH SHOOTERS Do WELL
John S. Boa Lands Second in Walla
Walla Tournament-0gden
Amateurs Attend.

John S. Boa, Salt Lakes crack trap
shot, returned Yesterday TO Salt Lake
from Walla Walla where he has been in
attendance At a three days tournament
Among the other Salt Lake shooters pres
ent was Dorsey Burgess. Ogden was rep
resented by three men, Skeen, Anderson
and Becker.
The high professional gun for the tour
nament was won by Frank Riehl Of Ia
coma. with John Roa second Jack Car
lon OF Sand Point, Ida. was high man in
the amateur ranks. with Ed Fsrnum sec
ond In ali there were about seventy-five
shooters present.
Bud Storey OF BOzeman. Mont who
is brOther-in-law Of DR.. Mayo Of this
city. came out with about the highest
hOnoTs OF the tournament. winning the
Globe Diamond trophy valued al s.. 800.
and the BrOwnlee diamond trophy. valued
at $500. These prizes must be won three
times before final ownership passes over.
Boa and r. P. Mathewson leave Salt
Lake today for Anaconda in an automO-
bile to take part in the three DAYS shoot
of the Montana state tournament to be
held in Anaconda next week.
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BENCH SHOW JUDGE HERE
Largest Entry List in History of the
Utah Kennel Club Shows Over
Three Hundred DOGS.

DR.. George W Clayton, Judge Of the
coming bench show. arrived in the city
yesterday from the coast. where he has
been Judging the recent shows This Will
be DR.. ClaytOns first appearance in this
city as judge, although he has been in
attendance At the shows before. Clayton
is considered one Of the hest judges in
the business. and rhe fact that he has
been selected is perhaps largely respon-
sible for the many outside entries. The
entry list is closed and i'm the hands of
the printer and shows a total Of about 325
dogs entered. This makes the exhibition
a fOur-pOint show. which is the largest
ever held in the state, or, in fact in the
intermOuntaln country Dogs viii be
shipped in from San Francisco, Los
Angeles Portland, Denver and Butte. as
the owners are anxious TO win as many
points as possible
The show starts on Thursday and runs
for three DAYS. II is located in the vacant
store rooms next TO DinwOodeys on West
First South. and Is one Of the best lOca-
tions that could be secured.
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EUREKA TOO MUCH
FOR TIMTIC MINERS

Eureka, May 2A-Although the weather
was not al all prOpitiOus. there was a
fairly good attendance at yesterday s
game of ball between Eureka and the
Tintic Miners of Mammoth. The muddy
condition of the ground. however. made
good fast bail out of the question. Nam
moth was never in the game for = min
ute. and Eureka won by a score of II to
]. Thompson and TheriOt were the bat
terry for Eureka and there We're only two
hits recorded off Thompson delivery.
Cook and Sullivan performed a similar
duty for Mammoth, and Cook was pasted
all over the lot. Downey of Eureka find
ing him every time he went To the bat.
which was four times. Two doubles were
made by the home bunch. and consider
ing the fact that the field was in such
bad condition. there were few errors.
Next Sunday these two teams viii meet
again They will play for a side bet or
$50, the Mammoth team fondiy imagin-
ing that they can get away with Eureka
Ii is not decided whether the game viii
be PLAYED here or ar Mammoth.
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CLERGY OUT WITH A KICK
Ministers Of Elgin Draw Up Reso-
lutions Directing TO Sunday
BASEBALL

Chicago. May 24.-AH the ministers in
Elgin and a large number Of church mem
bers and residents opposed to Sunday
baseball have pledged themselves TO buy
season tickets from the Elgin baseball
club provided the mana cement will sbol-
ish- Sunday games and play ball Saturday
afternoon instead
The action was taken at a meeting of
Protestant clergymen. lay members of the
various denominations and others who
are anxious to stop the playing Of base
ball on Sundays. a committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions OF protest
against Sunday games and to confer with
the management OF the baseball club rel
alive TO the proposition of the ministers
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At Belmont.

Belmont Park. May 2L-First race. four
furlongs, straight-Delmatian. 10 to I.
won; Chopper. to I. second: Hudas Sis
ter. 20 to l. third Time. 10
-McCarter, TO 20. won; Fleming. . to 2
second. The Wrestler, 4 to /, third. Time.
1:2S 5-5
Third race, four and a half furlongs.
straight-NeWmarket ] To 3. won: Rocky
O'Brien. 3 to ], second; Brush Broom. Is
10 l. third Time. "a 3-5.
Fourth race. mile-Fashionplate II to 10.
won. Araze. II to ., second: Montgomery.
8 to l. third. Time, 80 S.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Nor-
bitt ! to 2. won; St. Joseph. 20 TO I. sec
ond; Dandcr. IS to D. third. Time. las 3-5.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-
Hammerlsss. il to %. won. Nedlim. to J.
second: Dandy Dixon. Is TO /. third. Time.
f:g1 As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
CORNELL STUDENTS KICK
Faculty Has a Scheme Which VIII
Knock the Spring Athletics
Students Sore.

Ithaca. X. r.. May 24.-Claiming that
CorneIs athletics would be dealt death
blow If the facultys proposal to change
the university calendar is adopted. thou
sands Of COrnells students have signed
4 petition asking tho board Of trustees
TO turn down tire faculty's plan.
The faculty has voted 70 cut out the
annual spring vacation and abolish all
holidays except Thanksgiving day ami
Founders day, besides advancing the ~
nal examinations to the last week Of
MAY.
These changes. the students say. would
bar Cornell from entering into inteTcol-
legiate track games. abolish the Memoir
ial DAY regatta. do away with all Of the
big baseball games of the spring ana
strike a hard blow at the annual Thanks
giving day football game with Pennsyi-
Tania.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
JORDAN DISTRICT
HAS TRACK MEET

The track meet under the auspices Of
the Jordan high school district VIII be
run off at Draper this year. The meet
will take place the fore part OF June,
and the new park. which has been re-
Gently put into shape by the citizens of
the town viii be used for the purpose.
There will be over rs youngsters in COM
petition The meet. which was ran off
last year under the auspices Of that dis
trict proved to be big success. At THIS
years meet some valuable prizes viii lee
offered TO the contestants. ard the final
game of the series in baseball which has
been going en- the past few months among
tire schools in the district viii take place
on ths day. The winner or this game viii
receive a handsome silver loving cup.
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80 30 10 Winner b. e.. Grffon-PilloWdex. Trained
4 22i, at post min Start good. Value to winner,
ly. I'd driving. Sd Strike place and show.
n show. Hall sh. Scratched-Wildwood Bill, Force
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Winner. b. 6. Prince Of
Start good. Value TO win
e.. . sh. Proper So pl., out sh.
thOrne. &
purse $50.
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CHICAGO WILL OPEN
NEW PITTSBURG PARK

Pittsburg. May 24-At the opening of
Pittsburg's new 81 ,000.000 ball park Forbes
field the Chicago team Will appear. ana
President Dreyfus announced today that
June . would be observed as Getaway
dav at the Exposition park. when post
pOned game with Chicago VIII be played
off. After the game a procession viii be
formed Of al park employees. 10 burn the
old uniforms. chairs and flags.
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ears ana up, selling, purse $50.

, I.N0. I.lU % Winner, Dr. s.. Fltz JameS-PetaI
mt post 2:fq post min. Start good Value to
asily. Sd handily. Pimkin 1-3 pl out sh Harri-
,ut sh. Observation-Disclosures, Surety. over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

NJ Nelson. one Of the cleverest little
Jockeys iu the country. rode Salvage. lie
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MONTREAL MAN WINS
PROFESSIONAL MARATHON

won the professional Marathon here to-
dav in 2:99. Fourteen men started and
six finished. Hans HOlmer Of Halifax
took second money, and the French pair,
Orphee and Cibott finished third and
fourth respectively. Fred Meadows of
Guelph. Ont. was fifth. Billy Steering,
winner OF the 1876 Olympian Marathon,
became exhausted and quit In the nine
teeuth mile.
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POINTER FOR CON sTRourHgRs.

Il hate to lose a game as much I did
when I was with New YORK, but If the
bows fight TO the end and show me i'm
prOvement. III not take defeat 50 much
10 heart as 7 did when 7 was With the
Giants" saws Roger Bresnahan. the Car
dinals manager
i am not going 10 let a game get
away from us, without pointing out to
the PLAYER responsible for Its loss how
and why he erred. I don't intend TO rub
II in when a poor devil has made a muff
or wild throw. for errors are part OF
the game feel bad enough when I
make q mechanical break TO fight II am
roa sted. and the manager who gets after
a member Of his team for a common.
everyday error is not fit TO handle
team.
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handicap. in which a bunch Of fast ones
including Glorio. BoOger Red, Platoon.
Ethel Day, Blagg and Seven Full VIII
be seen.
Jockeys N Nelson and Heinie Radtke
were the hersPs of yesterdays meet. Mel
son had two winning mounts, both of
which we're sleverly ridden to bring in
the money. Heinie Radtke rode his first
winning nsuut and It was a long shot.
He era bbed the rail on the start and in q
redhot driving match put Boas over ahead
Of Grace g. the fsvOrite.
Entries for today's races indicate some
lively spoF.. The horses are so grouped
that there should he some fighting chal-
lenges at the finish Of each race.
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WILL TEST INDIANA
SUNDAY BASEBALL LAW

Indianapolis May 2L-An affidavit to-
dav was filed tn the criminal court BY
prank G. McCraa an insurance man.
against Charles c. Carr manager Of the
Indianapolis baseball club for playing
professional baseball Yesterday. This ac
ton is the beginning OF test case Of the
SUNDAY baseball law in Indiana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
GOTCH WINS At OMAHA
Champion Will Make No More
Matches for Over a
Year.

Omaha May 24-Frank Gotch world :
champion wrestler. tonight defeated
Charles Olsen of ST. Louis in straight
falls The first fall went 21:40 and the
second 10 minutes flat.
GotCh has cancelled his match with
Hackenschmidt IN Melbourne. Australia,
for next January. and will quit the
wrestling game after June II, at least
temporarily. Gotch said tonight he would
undergo an operation on the nose in June
to remove a growth resulting from an
injury received many years ago while
playing ball. He said he would not make
any new ms tches for a year or more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
JOHNSON SAILS, BUT
NOT TO FIGHT

New York. May 24.-Jack Johnson viii
sail for England Tuesday unless he
changes his plans at the last moment.
The colored boxer emphatiCaly denies
that he intends to accept any engage
nents in Trance with jeanette. McVey or
Ferguson. and says that he simply is
going abroad to fill his theatrical engage
ments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
EFFORT MADE TO
START BOXING

Chicago. May -4.-Several POLITICIANS of
the city have secured charter to operate
an athletic club under the name of the
National Sporting Club Of America. The
purpose Of the club is announced 70 be
The holding of wrestling matches. Mara
thon races and boxing, and 1t IS reported
that two members of the legislature are
Interested and are working for the pas
sage Of a bill to permit sparring contests.
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MEETING TONIGHT
TO FORM LEAGUE

final meeting Of the captains and
managers Of the amateur baseball teams
who have been interested in forming
league for Saturday afternoon ball viii he
held I'm the Y N. q. A. at o'clock this
evening. ANY other teams desiring To
enter the league are invited to this meet
ing The teams interested are JEFF
Smokehouse. Lagoon. Poplar Grove. T. C..
NJ IT,. Symons-Ttah Grocery company,
Y. N Q. A. and Tie Brokors- team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
TRAVERS ELIMINATED
IN GOLF TOURNEY

Edinburgh. May 2L-Jerome D. Travers.
the amateur golf champion, of MOntclair-
y. J.. has been eliminated from the Brit
ish amateur championship contest. which
opened today He lost his first match
10 NJ. A. Henderson OF the Royal and An
cient Golf club by up and TO play.
Travers quite failed to play up TO the
form expected Of him. He appeared ner-
vous on starting and lost the first two
holes by bad tee shots.
In the other contest Lessen. the holder
Of the title, beat c. A. Palmer. up and
I 70 play.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn NAY 34-With two out In the
ninth and the score to ! i'm favor of
Chicago. Alpeman tripled and Jordan
knocked a home run. tieing the game. In
the eleventh Hoffman. for Chicago, sent
a low liner TO center and scored the WIN
ming run. Score. H. H. T..
Chicago .--. -....--....---. ..------.-f
Brooklyn ..-- ...----.-..- .-----...-g o.
Batteries and Moran; Fucker
and Bergen. Cmpires-O Day and Ems
lie.
Boston MAY 2l-Pittsburg took advan-
tage Of Ferguson witness and defeated
Boston today. g 10 p Score: X. II. +.
PittsbuTg .-.- ...-.-.----..--....----.5
Boston -... --.--.-...- -..-..---..-.-
atteries-LiefieId. Willis and Gibson
Ferguson. White and Smith. Empires
Rigler and TRULY
New York. May 24-St. Louis conquered
New York. TO l. today. because of cost
IN errors made behind Mathewson, and
the locals inability to hit Lush with men
on bases. Score r. u. u.
New York ..-.-.-.-.-.-..-.- .-.---l d
Batteries-Lush and Bresnahan; Math-
ewson and Meyers Umpires-Johnstone
and Cusack.
Philadelphia. May 2A-Cincinnau de-
feated Philadelphia today. to ], By scor-
ing four runs on three hits and two err
Pors Score: K II i;
Philadelphia .... ..............-.....l ?
Batteries-CovaIeskl McQuillsn and
Doom; FrOmme and Rolph. Umpire
y lem
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PRESIDENT TAFT HELPS
TO WIN F0URS0ME

Washington. MAJ 2l-PresideBt Taft
and General Clarence r. Edwards, L. s.
A. won a foursOme 10y two up from Vice
President Sherman and Senator Bourne Of
oregon iu q golf match played at the
Chevy Chase links today To was an ideal
dav for golf and there were few on the
links to interrupt the progress Of the
pre- sident and his party.
The pest individual score was made by
Mr.. Taft. who entered into the game with
his usual enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
SOCKER TEAMS PICK
PLAYERS TONIGHT

The Ensign and Salt Lake seeker foot
bali teams viii meet tonight in a practice
match on the vacant lot on r street
and Tenth avenue. at 6 o'clock. On form
displayed tonight teams viii be picked to
represent the two local clubs in the cup
contest. therefore an footballers are re-
ouested 20 turn out in order that the
strongest eIevens can be put i'm the field.
Eureka and Park city aye practiciug
hard and the local players VIII nave to
20 some to keep the cup I'm Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
GOLDEN PHEASANTS
FOR NEVADA HUNTERS

Reno New. May 2A-One hundred thou
sand golden pheasants are to be dstrib-
uted throughout the state of Nevada dur
ing the next three months. according to
the announcement made here today by
the state fish and game commission. Ar
engagements have already been made for
their delivery for distribution.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City Mnneapo-
lis game postponed. wet grounds.
At Milwaukee-M Milwaukee, I; st. Paul :.
At Indianapolis ,; Louis
vile. I.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
Nfz Orsoep Shat -

Denver and Pueblo. $3.50: Omaha
and Kansas City. $4,000; St Paul and
Minneapolis. SO; Chicago. $50 st
Louis. $40. Dates OF sale June I. ). II.
y Is and 26. See agents for rates to
other points and for later dates. CITY
Ticket Office. 201 Main street.
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EUREKA S0CKERS
BEAT SILVER CITY
Especial to The Heraldl

Silver city. May 2A-There was an
other socker football game yesterday
evening between Silver City and Eureka.
the latter winning by the score of two
goals to none. Eureka had poor team
and Silver, showing a good deal of i'm
pTOvement, kept Eureka's back division
busy. The first half of the game was
played in a pouring rain. and the going
throughout was slow. ii was not until
the last part Of the second half that Eu-
reka seemed 20 wake up and had it not
been for SilveT's g0OS defense the score
would have been larger against them.
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KETCHELL AND 0'BRIEN
MATCHED AGAIN

Philadelphia May 4-Jack O'Brien
and Stanley Ketchel were matched to-
night to fight six rounds before the Ma
tionai Athletic club in this city June g.
The men agreed TO weigh in at $50 pounds
at noon on the day of the fight. Each
deposited a forfeit of $1,000
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HARVARD BEATS PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j., May 24-For the first
time since 1895 Harvard won a baseball
series from Princeton today. by taking
the second game from the locals. to ].
Hicks did not give Princeton single
h.t. Il was the fi~s. gan5 Princeton
has lost at home to Harvard in twelve
years Score; r. II. +.
Harvard .... -..-....... .G01 l0i Ge0-4 Q
Princeton ---- --.--.---.-.009 090 o10-1 e. .
Batteries-HiCks and Currier: Cunning
ham. White and Dawson. Umpires-Betts
and Kane.
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Golfer WINS MARATHON.

Hamilton. Ont. Nav 24-The Canadian
Marathon race was run today from BTant-
ford to this city. and was won by r.
Cotter Of the West End Y NJ. c. a, To
ronto: G. Cooke, Hamilton. second. and
Claude Peace. Toronto, third. Time
2.5l:53. Cotter will be entered in the Oiym-
pic Marathon at Athens. Greece. in 1910
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WEsToN's DAILY GRIND.

Agate, Colo. May 24-Edward Payson
Weston, the pedestrian, who is walking
to the Pacific coast. left here tonight for
Deer Trail. thirteen miles west. where
he will spend the night. He has walked
81 miles today, having started at Hugo.
Colo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
WALSH AnO STANLEY DRAW.

London May 24.-The bout between
Jimmy Walsh. the American fighter. and
Digger" Stanley Of London, at the Ma
tfonai Sporting club tonight. for the BAN
tamweight championship Of England. was
declared a draw. The fight went the
full fifteen rounds. The purse was 81. 100.
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LoNesoAT EAsY MINMEa.

Toronto. May 4-Tom LOngboat had no
trouble in defeating Tom Coiey I'm a TWEEN
tv-miIs race tonight The Indian finished
with = splendid burst Of speed He gained
nearly a lap I'm the last four and led
CoIev by over mile when he crossed
the line. BOngboats time for the twenty
miles was 80.
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OGDEN SHOOTERS HOME.

Especial 20 The Herald
ogden. May 24.-G. l. Becker. MOrOni
Skeen and W n. Anderson have re-
turned to Ogden from Waila Wsna.
Wash. where they attended the North
west Tournament of Trap Shooters, which
IS held every May. The Ogden shots
won the cup the last year and captured
second money this year.