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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
THE HARVESTER IS WINNER
Unbeaten FOr-Year-0ld Captures the
Feature Event at Grand
Circuit Meet

syracuse, n. Y, Sept 13--Ihe Harvest
er, Ed Geers unbeaten four-year-old stall
lion, at the opening of the Grand Circuit
meeting today, won the Chamber of Com
merce. a $1,000 stake Ior 2;09 trOtteTs, in
straight heats. Geuteel II. and ZOmalta
furnished contention, but the crippled
GeeTs had to hold tight 10 keep the stall
lion from losing his field. Results:
The Chamber of Commerce, 2:09 class
trOtting, three in five heats, purse $1,000
The Harvester won in straight heats.
Time, 2:09l2 2:lOla 2:O9l4. Genteel H. and
ZOmalta also started.
2.13 class pacing, three in five heats,
purse Sl,200-HoOsier Prince won in
straight heats. Time, 2;OSl4, 2:071A, 2:07li,
Halle Direct, Flora Coffee and Glaista
also started.
2;19 class trotting, three in five heats,
purse S1,200-Sir Todd won second third
and fourth heats. Time, 2:l11, 2:1A,
2:l6A. WilkersOn won first heat. Time,
2:12l. Captain Cute, Lady Worthy, Lady
Vincent, Mercury. King Peter. Black
Belle, Gypsy Boy, Lux, AreO. Silver Bar
on, Border Night and Sir Arthur also
started.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
TROUT PLANTING
IS PROGRESSING
Streams of Central Counties
Now Stocked With the
Native Fry.

The work of the state fish and game
department in planting trout fry in the
waters of the state is progressing in
fine shape. with every indication that the
returns from the fry will be very high
IN the percentage of matured fish.
Yesterday $1,000 fry were planted in
Weber county at the headWaters Of the
north and south forks of the Ogden river
and the tributaries thereto. The nedd-
waters of the Provo river in Wasatch
county yesterday also received $1,000 fry.
Saturday the work in Juab and Utah
county was completed, and by the end
of the present week Davis. Morgan, Sum
nit and TOoele counties viii receive their
allotments.
Near at home the fisherman viii be glad
to hear that the waters Of Salt Lake
county have received 100000 fry, every
stream and lake being stocked. The last
planted We're p 90 each in Parley's and
Emigration creeks.
State Commissioner +. W Chambers
says that in every case the fry have been
planted high up at the headWaters, out
Of reach of the larger fish, where they
will have every chance to mature He
says that the work of the department is
meeting with wholesale interest through
out the state and that il is also lining
up the people in the interests Of fish ana
game protection.
In d recent trip to the mouth Of the
Bear river Mr.. Chambers found that the
high waters this summer have pushed
hack the salt water along the north side
Of the Lucin cutoff and that approx
mately, thirty square miles of new feed
ing grounds for ducks and geese have
been made. In the shallow fresh water
grass and wild rice is already growing,
and the birds were soon to find il out.
Mr.. Chambers expects the best season
( IN duck shooting in years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
Warriors BACK TO TRAIN
Utah's Football Squad viii Put in
Hard Licks at Lagoon Until
Thursday.

With the approach OF the opening day
Of the University of Utah school year,
general interest is being shown in the
chances for d winning football team this
fan The squad which returned to the
city Saturday night from the Lagoon, re-
turned to the resort Monday morning and
viii remain there in hard practice until
Thursday night.
The squad this year viii be about equal
ly divided between old and new men.
sam Olsen, who played a star game at
guard last season, is confined at mis- home
in Hooper from typhoid fever, and will
probably not be able to get into the game
this fall Dave Olsen. a 20O-pOunder who
played a star game at guard on the Agri-
cultural college team three years ago,
will be at the school this year, and Will
probably take his brothers position at
guard. Captain Tillie Olsen. who ten
dered his resignation to Coach Maddox
some time ago, is still with the squad at
the Lagoon, and viii probably be in the
game during the entire season.
As yet an assistant coach to take the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
FIRST CHALLENGE
MATCH SETTLED
Brilliant Tennis Is Offered in
Final Play of WOman'S
Singles.

Playing in top form, Miss Kate VIII
liams yesterday retained her title of in
termOuntain tennis champion in women S
singles by defeating Miss Margaret Hutch
insOn on the Country Club courts. The
scores were 81. Sc.
The nervy and determined play of the
tournament winner after losing the first
set, was the feature Of the match. Miss
Williams is admitted to be the strongest
woman player i'm the inteTmOuntain cOun-
try. Since 1868 she has been the woman S
champion, and victory to her yesterday
was conceded more easily than it came.
Miss Hutchinson is a new star at the
game in intermOuntain play, but her clas-
sy playing in the second set yesterday
won many hackers to say that she will
be seen at the top before another year.
Miss Williams played her usual strong
smashing game, which carried her young
er opponent off her feet in the first set
Miss Hutchinson plays a lObbing game
and as she steadied her play in the sec
Ond set il looked many times as if there
was going to be d new champion.
The experience and steadiIeSs of the
champion finally won out, however, and
both players were congratulated on Of
fe-ing perhaps the best match in wO-
mans singles seen in the history of the
tournament
With the default of the mems doubles
match, there yet remains to be played but
the final set in the tournament singles
between Garrett and F. T. Roberts, and
then the challenge match between the
winner and Sam Neel The challenge
match will probably be played Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
KANSAS CITY IS
OBJECTIVE POINT
Bike Riders From the East and
West Heading for the
Big Race.

Frank SchneI and Peddler Palmer, the
well known bicycle riders, leave for Kan
sas City today to take part in Johnny
Chapman's siX-day race. Before leaving
Scnneu received a letter from Chapman
in which Chapman said that Mitten
West and Hunter would leave Valesbure
Tor Kansas City to take part In the race
Chapman also said that the prize money
for the race will be divided S272 to first
S24e to second, S219 70 third and so on
down the line to tenth place.
Crebs, Morgan, Williams and Wells
are already training at Kansas City. The
race will be eight hours a day, .. m
to S p. m, go as you please. 1t starts
Sunday, Sert IS. a sprint card to be
held the Saturday night preceding.
The local riders are of the opinion that
Chapman viii also bring out Jimmy
Moran and Eddie Root the well known
New York siX-day racers.
Frank Schnell said last night that after
Kansas City he would go to ValesbQrg
to finish the season there, and then to
Boston and New York for the six-day
races to be held during the winter. He
is taking a pace-foIlowing machine with
him' and expects to hook on for some
mOtOr-paced events.
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sHEEPsHEAp REsULTs.

sheepshead Bay, Sept. 13.-Livernia. an
added starter, easily won the Great East
ern handicap, valued at 5000, today. With
a bad pull i'm the weights, she was played
from to / to 3 to /. The CmHium handt-
cap, mile and an eighth. resulted in an
easy victory for the odds-on favorite
King James.
First race, six and a half fur1ongs-
CampiOn. Z to ]. won; Jeanne dare,
to 2, second; Blackmate, z to !, third
Time, 1:20.
Second race, mile-Ethrial Z to I, won
Decamer. 4 to ]. second; Lad of Lang
don, - to I, third. Time, 1:3S.
Third race. six rlongs-Livenia. 3 to l.
won; Fauntleroy, 10 TO I, second; Dal
matin. to I, third. Time, 1912 2-5.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-king
James. to 3, won; Wise Mason, 2 to l.
second. Time, 1:52 Two starters.
Fifth race. mile and "a sixteenth
Blackford, s to 5, won; Ann MCGEE, 10 to
], second; MoOnshine, go TO I, third. Time
1:47 3-5.
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs-
Captain Morris. to /, won; Ashweu TOO
to I. second Naughty Boy, 8 to 1, third.
Time 1908
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MONTREAL ENTRIES.

First race, eleven-sixteenths mile. sell
tng-Omicron 50; Acolin, 100; Amyl, 100;
Lorimar. 103; Senator Bracket, 1G3; Don
Diaz, 10S; Mae Hanley, 1866 Scruples, 105;
Betty Lester. los; The King, los; Brun-
hilda, 10; SlewfOOt, 10; Compton. us;
Jack Denuerlin, 113.
Second race, seven-eighths mile, selling
Wholesome, 9S; Prince Rupert, 1O3; Fort
Garry. III; Seismic, 122
Third race, one mile, handicap-Goes
Fast, Sc; Anna L. Daley, go; TOpsy Rob
insOn. So; Pinkoia, 10t; OQuetos, 1G2; Guy
Fisher, 102; Old Honesty, 106; Green Seal
10: Prince Ahmed, pa
Fourth race, seven-eighths mile, handi-
cap-Colonel Jot 1O2; Chief Kee, 104; Cal
vesca, 104; DalhOusie 1909; Magnetic 109;
Busy 10; Amelia jerks, ia; Kingship,
119.
Fifth race. steepleChase, about two
miies-Fra Elbertus, 1872; Zagg 1S9; Stu
dent King, 1l2; Pretty Michael, AS: J.
G. c., 1i8; DR.. Koch, 14S; Sir Wooster,
$50; DR.. J. T. Atkien, 40; Ballycastle,
l52
Sixth race, mile and One-eighth, selling
-Azo, 104; Joe Rose, 107; Golconda, 10S;
Lady Esther, los; Beau Brummel, rs.
ZipangO, 1l6.
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STATE SERIES IS OFF
ON ACCOUNT OF SNOW

The Salt Lake Independents, Occiden-
tails, Signal Corps and Z. G. NJ. / base
ball teams We're represented last night at
the baseball meeting held at John F. To-
bins offices in the Judge building. The
meeting had been called to arrange a
state championship series, but adyjces
from the other teams of the state made it
plain that the series would have to be
abandoned
j, j. Fitzgerald, manager Of the Park
City team, sent a communication I'm which
he said that just as he struck the first
man for a contribution for the 500 for
felt money it began to snow and has
showed off and on ever since.
Hebar is also showed in, and PaysOn IS
out of the race, so the state series is off
for 1909. It stirred up interest FRI the
game, however, and put an end to the
h0wls from every team in the state claim
ing the championship. That a fight is
brewing for next year is certain.
The managers present propose, In lieu
of a state series, a set of games with each
team putting up a 500 side bet. the win
ner of the series to take the whole pot
Tt is believed that Eureka. the OcCidentaIs.
Independents, Signal Corps and perhaps
T. c. NJ. ]. viii get in this race. The
managers are working on the plan. and
will have things arranged one way or am
other by Saturday.
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JOHNSON DEFEATS LONG
FOR COLLEGIATE TITLE

Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-Wallace F. John
son of the University of Pennsylvania de-
feated Melville II. Long, the Pacific coast
and western champion, for the intercOi-
legiate tennis championship today.
The match went to five sets, the last
set being won by Johnson.
Both men displayed improved form and
warm battle for the title was Waged.
Johnson surprised everyone by winning
the first set, g..
He fell off slightly in the next two
sets, which went to Long, 60, rs.
The fourth set was six games all, both
men eXerting themselves to the limit and
there was enthusiastic applause when
Johnson finally won the set, Sc.
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SWIMMING AND DIVING
EXPERT TO BE SEEN HERE

Alvin Moore Of New Haven, Conn, an
expert in swimming and diving, viii ar
rive here Wednesday, and viii be seen
at the y. NJ. c. a. in fancy exhibition
work. The time is p. m, and while
the show WILDE primarily for the boys,
all those interested in swimming are in
Vited.
Mr.. Moore is a student at the Hart
ford Theological school but has been
spending the summer at the Catalina
islands, California. engaged in giving
swimming lessons.
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CHAIR IL, SECTION a.
President Taft to Be Treated as Regu,
lar Fan at Chicago Ball Park.

Chicago, Sept 13.-SpeciaI ARRANGEMENTS
are to be made at the West Side base
ball park so that when President Taft
witnesses the game between the New
York and the Chicago National league
teams Thursday he can watch it as a
real fan.
He is not to occupy a special box, but
will sit in chair y, section A.
The much worn seats viii be replaced
with comfortable aTmchairs. The ''prasi-
Dental seat is i'm the first row in the
grandstand. directly back of the players
tench Of the home team and opposite
first base That, they say, is where the
fans seek their seats
He IS to be surrounded by $500 mem
bers Of the Hamilton club.
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MORE PONIES ARRIVE
AT BUENA VISTA TRACK

The following horses reached the Buena
Vista track yesterday from ogden, max
ing more than leo head now quartered at
the track. Each day sees more people
visit the track at which the ponies and
their workouts are the chief attractions.
The ponies are:
Madeline MusgrOve, Lord Nelson. AIer-
lingo, Furnace, Prometheus, owned by s.
a ChOpton.
JOlter, Kerry, Airs, Sir Barry, owned
by Joe Quinlan OF ogden.
Geneva and Camera, owned by j. W.
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MANY FEATURE EVENTS
FOR GRAVESEND'S RACES

New York, Sept. 13-Gravesends fall
meeting opens tomorrow for twelve sue
cessive racing days. The features for the
first day are the Flatlands stakes and
the First Special which have attracted
all the best horses in training. The specu-
lation stakes viii be run on Wednesday
the Hitchcock steeplechase on Thursday,
while Saturdays features are the Brock
wood steeplechase, the Junior champion
stakes and the Culver handicap.
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Especial to The HeraId-RepubIican.)

Especial TO The HeraId-RepuDIican,)
Ogden, Sept. 13.-Improved track condi-
tons and six runs for a full card. with
no harness events, made today's sport at
the fair grounds the best of the meet
ing thus far. Counter attractions were
still in evidence owing 10 the additional
day tackled on the fair but tomorrow will
see the Ogden Jockey club in full swing.
In the opening race Roberta, the stoutly-
played favorite, lasted just long enough
to win from Charles J. Harvey, although
Jockey Pickens was handed a S15 fine
for rough riding. In the second race
AntaTa beat Godfather neck in a hard
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Neutrality-suspicious. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. TUESDAY SEPT a. 1909
6T1QC T0CE GD0ETNO INT DEKTMkNT DRGG
!
OGDEN RACES SEE BETTER PLAY AS
MEETING is TURNED OVER TO RUNNERS

drive down the stretch. Another close
finish was seen in the fifth race, when
Jillette just got up to nail Charlie Dough
erty, the pacema1er, at the wire. The
Salt Lake contingent had good thing
cashed.
The heavy hand of Judge Blum was
also noticed when FeTd Merkle, owner Of
Charlie Paine, was fined Sl00 for using
the turf
The special racing train over the O. s.
l. from Salt Lake goes on today. 1t
will leave Salt Lake at 1 p. m. and re-
turn at 5:45 p. m,
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YALE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
WILL JOIN SQUAD LATE

Newhaven, Conn, Sept. 13.-Captain Ed
ward II. Coy, the fullback of the Yale
football team, viii be unable to join the
Yale football squad next Monday and take
charge of the preliminary practice. Re
Gently Coy submitted to a minor opera
ton, and he has been advised to remain
in the hospital a few days longer to in
sure complete recovery.
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LEWIS AND BURKE AGAIN.

New York, Sept. l3.-WilGe Lewis and
Sailor Burke have signed articles to meet
again in a ten-round bout in this city on
Sept p. The weight is fixed at l5S pounds
ct o'clock, but it is not likely that Lewis
will reach more than 155. Lewis thinks
that he can heat Burke this time more
deolsively than in their previous affair.
when the sailor avoided q knockout bv
drounlne 70 the fLoor for The final cnnnt
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MATCHES FOR SULLIVAN.

JACK Armstrong, manager Of Pete Sui
Ivan, is expected back from PocatellC
and Boise today. with definite arrange
ments for a fight for Pete with some good
lightweight. The fans are anxious Ia
see Pete and Bird Les Collins, the fast
cOlored boy, in the ring.
A POcatellO paper says that it looked
very much as if Armstrong would get
Sullivan and Young COrbett hooked up for
a go this winter at Pocatello.
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NO CHANCE TO KICK.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 13.-WilHam
Brennan, who umpires in the Wisconsin
Illinois league this season. quit that
league Saturday to join the National
league corps Of arbiters. Brannan last
night left for New York, where he Will re-
port for work Tuesday Brannan is a
giant, standing six feet three inches.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
lust as FORMERLY.

Detroit, Sept. 13-St Louis, which has
won but two games all season from De-
troit, with its regular lineup, presented
several recruits today and met its usual
fate. Score; r. II. j.
Detroit ...... ..........-.............-I0 IA D
ST Louis .........-.-..-
Batteries-Muuin, Killian and Stanage;
Rose and Kfl1ifer
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GRAPE FOR CUBS.

Cincinnati, Sept. 13.-Cincinnau won
from Chicago in a close and interesting
game today. The visitors were unable to
hit FrOmme. Score: r. II. Z.
Cincinnati .......... ......-..........3 g
BatteTies-ReulbaCh and Archer, From
me and Roth. Umpires-JohnstOHe and
O'Day.
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NOTHING TO 1T.

/ st. Louis, Sept 13-Pittsburg punched
/ four hits with an error and two bases
/ on balls, netting four runs, in the second
/ inning of tOday's game, winning, 4 to J..
/ 81. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| Pittsburg ..-. -....-...........-.-..-.4 0
/ Batteries-RaIeigh, Meter and Bresna-
/ han; Lever and Gibson. Umpire-Klem.
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BETTER AID AROUND.

New York. Sept. 13-Phuadelphia de-
feated New York today by superior bat
ting, fielding and pitching. Score.
r. II. p.
EnlldQelpIlia ---- -....---.-..--.-.---ly IL
New York ........................-.- 2 6
Batteries-AIorgan and Livingstone;
Doyle Manning and Sweeney.
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THE REAL ARTICLE

Chicago, Sept 13.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland today In a well played game.
Score: r, II. i.
ChicagO ....-- -.......---....-..-.-..-2 o
Cleveland .......... ,.................0 2 1
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Joss and
Higgins.
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CONCESSIONS ARE LET.

The state fair board yesterday awarded
the mutual and pool selling privileges
for the state fair races to N. J. Ryan, the
well known sportsman. More than a halt
dozen bids were received, but Ryan's
was the highest Mr. Ryan says. that
he will employ local men alone to assist
him.
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MAY SUTTON THE VICTOR.

Newport, L. l., Sept. 13.-Miss May SUIT
ton of California won the chamDi0nsbin
match in the ladies' invitation tennis tour
nament in singles at the Newport casino
today from Miss Louise Hammond of
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place of Z. J. Milne, resigned, has not
been appointed. The appointment, how
ever, will probably be made the first
week of school.
Coach Maddox stated Monday morning
that wkhile his material so far had not
come together as well as he had hoped
for, he felt confident that the team this
tige which the University teams have
gained in the west during the last five
years.
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DARKNESS RoBs FANS.
DODGERs sHuT OuT-

Philadelphia, Sept 13.-PhiladeIphia cas-
lily defeated Brooklyn today, to o. Score:
Philadelphia .... .......--.....-......t 10 I
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-COrridOn and Doom; Bell and
Marshall Umpire-RigleT.
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BED soX ON TOE.

Boston, Sept. 1S.-The locals won an in
teresting game from Washington today.
Score: r. II. =.
BOSTON ..-.---.-- --..s.....,..-.ss.-..sf II 2
Batteries-Smith and Donohue; Gray and
Street
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures @; Louisville
o. Called I'm eleventh inning, darkness.
At T0ledo-ToledO. T. Kansas City 2
At C0lumbus-St. Paul, @; Columbus, g.
At IndiauapOli 2; Mime
aUO1fg
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City, Sept. 12-score:
r II. E.
Denver '.'.'.-''-'''''''r'''''''' ~
Sioux City ..-.------.-....--.-.-..1q u
Batteries-HaH and Haas Clark and
Shea.
Lincoln, Sept 13.-The LincOln-PuebIG
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds
Des AI0ines. Sept. 13.-Score:
r. II. L.
Des lIoines o. -.-.--.............-12 -
LoNeha-
-Bierdorfer and Thomas; Alb
bolt and keTus.
Omaha, Sept. 13.-Omaha-Wichita game
postponed; wet grounds.
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The Central Coal & Coke company
has made no change in the price Of
Rock Springs coal, AMI is still selling
II at s. u uer ton
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RACES FOR BELMONT.

New York, Sept. 13.-The Westchester
racing association has announced the pro-
gram for the fail meeting at Belmont
park There viii be twelve consecutive
week days, from Sept. % TO Oct. II. The
most important event is the MatrOu
stakes to be run on Sept. g.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


Spokane, Wash, Sept 18.-score3
r. H f.
vancouver ssss-ssssssssss.sssss-E
SPOKANE srsssrsssssssa.Hsd b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., j.. Flanagan and
Stanley; Holm and Spencer
Tacoma, Wash, Sept 13.-score;
r. II. 2.
Tacoma ..--.....-...-..---..-..-4 ii
Aberdeen .-.-s.s-..r.-.ssr.----.b IL
Batteries-Hau and Blankenship; Ovitz
and O'Brien.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 13.-Soore;
r. H z.
seattle -..-ss--.-ss.s-s...s.s.-s,4 "
IOIlldlQ ss-rHr-saHras4aHs-6
Batteries-Engle and Shea; Pinnancs
and Fourier, Armbruster.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. Sept. 13.-W. X. Vanderbiits Hin
kle ran third in the Prix Cinquarches al
st. Cloud today.
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Erwin Larson, pianist at Orpheum
theatre. Room p, Board of Trade.
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IL, 4-year-0Ids and up. Value to first

q sh sT
Marie N l. c
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n his
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OGDEN ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance.
First race-Four furlOngs, selling, three
years and up.
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HERAL D-REPUBLICAN FORM CHART

presiding w NJ Murray, ,--.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14

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