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Iaadina Tournaments.

A detailed list OF many OF the I'M
portant mntchos throughout tho coun-
try for 1909 is as follows;
MAY 23-MiddIo Atlantic states cham
pionship. Bachelors Lawn Tennis club
Washington
May 29-Massachusetts state champion
ship doubles Brae Burn Country club
Wcst Newton. Mass.
May S1-LadIcs' championship or Penn
sylynnia and eastern states. Merton Crick-
et club, Philadelphia.
June 7-Pennsylvania state champion
ship for mon. Merion Cricket club. Phlla-
delphia-
June 7-Championship of New England.
Hartford Golf club. Hartford, Conn.
June II Metropolitan championship.
West SIdo Tennis club, Now York city,
Juno 12-Massachusctts state champion
ship. singles Longwood Cricket club. Bos-
ton.
Juno 4LChampionship of Maryland. Ca
louisville Country club Catonsville. Nd
Juno l4-Virginia stnte championship,
Norfolk Country club, Norfolk. Va
Juno 1&Championship of the Carolinas.
Sans Souci Tennis club. Greenyille. s. z.
Juno Il = National championships for
womon's singles. doubles and mixed dou-
bles. Philadelphia Cricket club. Wissa-
hlckon heights. Philadelphia.
June H-Gulf states championship. New
OTlednS 1aWn CluD, INeW
Juno 3-Championship Of Utah. Inter
mountain Lawn Tennis association. Salt
Lake City.
June 8-Tennessee state championship.
Memphis Tennis club. Memphis. Tenn.
Juno Is = Middle states championship,
Orange Lawn Tennis club Orange. n. j.
Juno 30-Californin state championship,
mems and 'womcns singles. Pacific States
Lawn Tennis association. San Francisco.
July 5-Southern championship. Atlanta
Athletic club. Atlanta. Ga.
July 10-State championship. Whining
ton Country club. Wilmington. Del.
July 10-Illinois state championship. Az
tee club. Chicago.
July 1o-Championship of western Penn
sylvania, singles, Pittsburg Golf club.
Pittsburg.
July 12-Connecticut state championship.
Litchfeld club, Litchneld. Conn.
July l2- Georgia state championship.
Log Cabin club. Macon. Ga
July 13- Oregon state championship.
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club. Port
land. Ore.
July 1a-south Atlantic states champion
ship, Country Club Of Augusta, Augusta.
Ga
July 1o-Eastern doubles championship
and eighteenth annual Longwood singles.
Longwood Cricket club. Boston
July 10 Northwestern championship,
bfinnctonka club. Lake Minnctonka, MINI.
July 2EWcstern championship doubles.
western singles for men and women, Ont
wcntsin club. Chicago.
Aug 2State championship. East End
club, Cleveland, O.
Aug. 2-Iowa state championship. Hype-
rion club, Des Moines. Ia.
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George Fawcett's Good Acting In Poor
Manners Drama Plans of Various Leading
Actors and Actresses For Season of l0O0=lO
nrrom Our Now York Dramatic Corre-
spondentl

(f'rom Our Now York Dramatic Corre-
spondcDtl
"R HE GREAT JOHN GAN
TOM is q weak play with
one well drawn and splen-
didly acted character. At
the Lyric theater after a road tour OF
moderate proportions, the drama, by
]. Hartley Manners. has really but one
attraction, and that is tho effective
rendition of the title role by George
Fawoett
Mr.. Fawcett's character study OF the
millionaire stockyard owner of Chi
cago IS as artistic a piece OF dramatic
work as one can desire. He makes Can
ton. the man of strong opinions. of
violent likes and di9lilkcs and of ruth
less business methods, a potential. Iv-
Ing force who typifies a class of COM
mcrcial giants who have risen to vast
fortune during the last decade
The play is based on the novel Of
Canton & Co." the well known de-
scription OF life and events In the Chi
cago stockyards. by Arthur J. Eddy
The main theme of this play. apart
from the love interest which is most
old and new ideas In the business
world. John Canton, the head and
founder OF Canton & Co. Chicago
packers. is the absolute autocrat of
an immense business which controls
the meat supply of a large portion of
the civilized world. He is the recoG-
nized king OF the packers and Is prac-
tically without a rival other concerns
bending and bowling TO bis will Per
sonally he is virile, rough and ready
type OF man. and he clings with the
obstinacy of great success to his old
fashioned harsh and domineerlng sys-
tenn.
Ganton's son becomes n high flor Of
the extreme type. He dallies with a
crowd OF social hangers-on who arc in
tho business OF friendship for pur-
poses OF revenue only. He loses a for
tune In speculation. but falls in love
with q girl who is probably the only
decent member OF the clique in ques-
uon But his father objects 10 the
match. Tho girl is the daughter OF an
old enemy OF his. now dead
strike occurs Old man Canton e
for bribing tho strike leaders. That
the leaders called the strike merely tc
bc bought off Is his opinion. He has
had similar experiences in the past
but his son and another young pack.
Ing house magnate claim that n now
order of things should be inaugurated
They argue that the clean, honest wa,
to do business is TO show up the graft.
era and broak their power by tellinr
the rank and flo OF the strikers IN,
truth about their leaders, The OLE
man laughs OF the suggestion. Fl,
calls such procedure a newfanglc,
picco OF tommyrot.
But In tho end the new order O
Things prcvnils. and old John Gnnto,
mas 10 give way before tho methods O
tho younger generation.
Tho Hon regains tho confidence O
MIS- fathor, which no lost whom ho Ids
ovor 100000 in tho stock mnrkot, nm,
turnr out TO bo roliablo successor q
tho head Of tho f,rm And no marie
THO pretty deughter of his fnthors IN
oiont commercial foo.
In addition to MI rawectt tho oon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22
SEASON
VALUE OF sLUeGERS.
Proved a Necessity In Winning Two
Pennants For Detroit Tigers.

The worth OF sluggers was never
past two seasons, when the Detroit
Tigers won two pennants on their hit
ting ability. With only one depend
able pitcher-Donovan-a inferior
catching staff and an infeld that was
not nearly so fast as others In the
American league, this team simply
slugged It's way to two worlds series.
Outside OF Mcintyre and Cobb the team
had no fast base runners, so, in order
that runs might be made. 1t became
absolutely necessary that the boys
with the bats get busy. How well
Cobb. Crawford. Rossman. Mcintyre.
Schaefrer and the rest of them accom-
plished their duty In that respect is
history. Many baseball sharps discount
hitting ability and point TO the Chicago
White Sox as examples. There" they
say. "is a team that does not need hit
ters: they win anyhow" True, but
and here is the rub-they are unable
more times than not to ego the route"
This proposition of having lot OF dan
gerous hitters works three ways In
the first place, it inspires confidence in
the team Itself; secondly, II keeps Il
pitcher on the anxious seat all the time
when he Is confronted by row OF
sIuggers. any one OF whom is liable to
break up the meeting at any point Of
the game. Likewise. th@peldcrs are on
edge all the time Thcy|know the ball
Is going TO be hit, and hit hard. nlne
times out of ten. II tho team COM
prises a lot of free hItters. such as are
on the Detroit staff, the flelders cannot
"lay for the batter" There Is nothing
TO do but walt until the ball is hit
Thus tho slugger has his merits. all
evidence to the contrary notwlthstand-
ing
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Lake (Canada) open tournament, Niagara
Lawn Tennis association, Niagara on tho
Lake. Canada.
Aug &-Tri-state championship (Ohio
Indiana and Kontucky), Ohio Lawn Ten
mis- association. Cincinnati, o.
Sept. 1-TcXas state championship. Tex
as Lawn Tennis association. Dallas. Tex.
Sept A. State championship. Agawnm
Hunt. Providence. b I.
Sept 6 Pacific states championships.
mems and womcn's singles and doubles
and mixed doubles
Sept l3-Now Jersey state champion
ship. Morristown Field club. Morrlstown.
n. j.
Dot. EWomcn's singles. doubles and
mixed doubles. Longwood Cricket club,
Boston.
Oct A. intercollegiate championship.
Merton Cricket club. Philadelphia
1910.
Feb 22-National indoor championships
for men, Seventh Regiment Tennis club.
New York
March 14-Nntional indoor champion
ships for women. Seventh Regiment Ten
mis- club. New York.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

Maude Adams on tour In her present
reigning success. What Every Woman
Knows" John Drew Will probably be
appearing for a protracted New York
season in new play by w, Somerset
Maugham Miss Ethel Barrymore will
have new play by an as yet unan-
nounced author, William Collier will
appear for a brIof road tour and later
on an extended New York season in a
new play upon which he Is now col
laboratlng with George Hobert. Will
liam II. Crane will visit with George
Ade's Father and the Boys" the last
strip OF western territory that his sue
cess this season prevented him from
reaching Miss Hattie Williams will
appear first In New York and later
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

his loyal and affectionate New York
public In what Is perhaps Mr.. Golfers
most famous farce comedy success.
"The Man From Mexico" This piece.
In three acts, naturally considerably
touched up" and FURNISHED up by the
Introduction of new points, IS one OF the
two or three plays that first made Will
liam Collier famous and that William
Collier ended by making famous.
In support of Mr., Collier in "Thc
Man From Mexico" aretfound at least
two or three OF the original cast whose
cleVerness and gifted Characterization
contributed almost as much to the sue
cess of the piece as tho stars own
work. Mr.. Collier. as stage director as
well as star OF tho company has put
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

himself TO an extraordinary amount OF
pains to stage and cast the play.
1.-The Man From Mexico" Is a farce
from the French OF H A. Du Souchet.
the author Of MY Friend From India"
and number of brilliant farces
Tho following are the members of
the company supporting Mr.. Collier:
j. G. Saville. Reginald Mason, Dan
Mason. James Fallen. Rex MacDougall
H. l.. Hackert. Thomas Beauregard.
Thomas Martin. John Adams. Helena
Collier Garrick, Gladys Claire. Des-
mond Kelly and Paula Mari
A Glanoe at Next Seasons Productions.
From the present outlook of things
next season will undoubtedly find Miss
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

compete in races over long courses.
The New York to Marblehead race
was the first one of these long races.
and this has been followed by the
Bermuda race and the Hudson river
race. This year there will be the race
to Shelburne. N. H. TO Block Island,
r l., and on Lake Ontario there will be
contest over a course 290 miles In
length for a cup offered by Thomas
Fleming Day. who has been largely re-
sponslble for the many big distance
events that take place each season.
This race on Lake Ontario VIII be
held under the auspices of the Roch-
ester Yacht club and Is for cruising
boats enrolled In any recognized yacht
club of this continent between twenty
five and sixty feet over all length.
One good feature Of the conditions is
that which insists that the beam at
the water line shall not be less than
one fifth of the water line length.
This race Will be started Thursday.
Aug. II.
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w,FpF THF RIG TENNIS STARS WILL PLAY DURING THE SEASON

cans, havo had an able general behind
the bat
The failure OF Johnny King to join
the Cubs has been body blow to
Chances pcnnant prospects. Chicago's
team work was built around King, and
without him tho club = like a ship
without q rudder
Tho Cubs have a man OF little more
than average strength in Pat Moran.
and in addition they purchased the
release OF Tom Needhnm a catcher
the New Yor,. Nationals let drift TO
tho minors. These men, however. Will
scarcely Ill the gap made by the alb
sence of Killing.
Manager Mack OF tho Philadelphia
Americans is also worried over the
condition of his catching corps The
death OF Mike Powers has removed a
veteran catcher of tried worth. who
was a good coach to the pitchers and
able to properly catch all the difficult
deliveries which are the task back
stop has In front of him.
Ira Thomas. Livingstone and young
Lapp compose Mack's catching staff at
present. Thomas has an ideal build
for catcher and knows oil the fne
points OF his position. In addition. he
is rattllng good hitter, but his throw
ing arm IS under suspicion.
1t may be said that there are very
few catchers who have Joined big
league teams and made good from the
start Most of them have been turned
back to the minors for more expert
ence. and some have been kept along
as third string men and used but sell
| dom.
There are a few exceptions. Men
like Sullivan % the Sox. Bergen OF
Brooklyn. Crlger of the ST Louis Amcri
cans. Killing Of Chicago. Doom OF the
Philadelphia Nationals and George
Gibson of Plttsburg were more or less
successes the first year of their big
league career.
! Criger. Sullivan and Bergen are the
most conspicuous examples of the
names mentioned. ns King, Gibson and
Doom did not sec much service the
first year out
Catchcrs like Street and Blanken
ship OF Washington. Mclean and Roth
of Cincinnati. Bresnahan of ST Lou
is, Needham of Chicago. Smith and
| Bowerman OF Boston had hard rows to
hoe before they finally got fixed po
sItions In baseball And many of the
other catchers In the American and
National leagues will have similar ex
perlences before they are rated as
stars
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22
Popularity Of naolna Soma

Going Some" the breezy comedy re-
Gently put on at the Bclasco theater.
is going some 1t has won large fol-
lowing through Its wholesomeness and
refreshing humor.
The play has TO do with foot rnce
IN Mexico. which, to save the feelings
and reputation of O popular near"
athlete, is fixed" 80 that tho right man
wins Lawrence Wheat and William
Horrigan play tho roles of the com
poting runners
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

Maxine Elliott's theater, TO which the
alter IT recently moved from tho Lyric
theater. through the summer.
AT the Garricls theater Charles Froh-
man has restored William Collier to
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22
Scarcity of Star eackstops.

The dearth of competent backstops
was never brought to mind more than
1t has been this season. 1t is now
universally recognized that team is
no stronger than its catching staff
This Is based on sound logic, for all
teams which have won pennnnts. with
the exception of the Detroit Ameri-
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Nelson Not Afraid of Mcfarland.

Battling Nelson, the worlds cham
pion lightweight, has been undeserv-
edly criticised during the past few
weeks because he called off his match
with Packy Mcfarland that was set
for July 5 and Is to take on Cyclone
Johnny" Thompson instead. Several
writer's have said that the Battler was
actually afraid of Mcfarland This
is not so. as the Dane isn't of the type
who would be scared by fellow like
Mcfarland. The whole truth of the
matter Is that the Dane wanted post
ponement for private reasons Nell
sons intentions are to take on all the
near champion lightweishts before the
first OF next year and then retire.
Tho Battler's worst enemies can't
say that he ever showed the slighte5t
sign OF cownrdice He has willingly
met everybody OF worth In his class,
black or white. and whipped them all
He could have easily avoided meeting
Joe Cans Cnd posed as the lightweight
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

pany includes A II. Van Buren, Ed
ward Emery, Jack Webster. Lucius
Henderson. Frederick Burton. Jack
Leslie. Lauretta Taylor, Jane Pcyton.
Josephine Browne, Malvinia Longfel-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22
BY TOMMY CLARK.

HE lawn tennis season 81 .,
1909 has actually forged ahead
into the ozone OF champion
n ship contests. Tho opening
of the actual outdoor playing occurred
earlier this year in most parts OF 'ne
country than for many years
or course. so far as the champion
ship events are concerned. the inter
scholastic Journeys were first schea-
ulcd. and several OF them have already
occurred. Tho fntcrscholastic matches
nj the various universities throughout
tho country are always the first tituiar
racket contests of each season.
The first really big tournament OF
national importance is the middle Al
lnntic states championship at the
Bachelors Lawn Tennis club In Wash-
ington. This series Will be notable be-
cause OF the announced intention OF w.
A. Larned. the four time national
champion. to be on hand to play. IL
he is any way near In form no shouio
easily win the tourney.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22
POWER BOAT RACING.

Power boat racing is growing more
and more popular each season. The
marine motors are gradually being
perfected and owners are willing to
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

Richard Arnst has accepted Webb's
challenge to row for the championship
of tho world
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-22

low, Edith French II. Il. Mlnerton. r.
n Bresec. Jack Barnes. George Nor
gan and w. H Sadler
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Blue Mouse chenoo, u, Coz.

Tho Mossrs. Shubcrt announce that
"Tho Bluo Mouse" Will continue NJ
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SStltereiie. Seltte lit bon einem ans
@ronlano 5uriidgefebrten @liIiion6r
gtamens 2lt0lpig ein Ieniotioneller
neuer 8eitrag 81 OerIel6en gelieiert
iporoen. Der @eiItli9e, Der
ieit elmer Jfeibe bon SSabren in Der
8ap gorfs&egion inter ben @sfimcs
iuirfte un0 NIT Seurp unO Or. @oof
perionli6 befarnt lit, erbob in einem
0ffentli6en Sortra9e Die i6perIten
9ei6uIOigungen gegen COMMANDER
Bearp, Die bis Jest gegen oeltielben
gei6leuoert moroen iiltO.
,Searp bebanoelte Die @SfimoS
IItets in Ser briltaliten @eiie unO be.
frog iie bel Dem Sanbel, BEN er nit
ibnen trieb, ifamlos", iagte Der
Wiiiiondr. oSSSSn BEN letten 5ebn
Sabren iino bon oen gingeborenen
bel ben OGniI6en 8eborOen im@rOn'
LAMB Sunoerte bon Slagen geger
Ii6n erboben porOen. Die geanter
uno Sorider, melfe Die Sbatia6er
felnen, peroen ons beitatigen. Gin
mol lieB er cine Sdaar bon 8eib
ern lm0 &inbern altf Dem @is oblN
iegIi6e gtabrune i'm Stid, neil oil
l1ngliidli6er, benen Der ii6ere Soi
ms @eIi6t itarrte, oas ral9e gor
oringen ieiner Expedition benrmten
9lu6 iorgte er INNER oafiir, oai
! oie @sfimos, nit oenen er in ge
! riibrung fam, feline geitiigelloen @a
fen fiir Die Sago erbielten, 10 oaI
Iie BON ibm abbdngig luaren."