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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Suspend Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI O.. Nov. u.-Crystal
Maid came back To form today and won
the feature race al Latonia. a milo handl-
cap. from Bellwcth thcr, IN a hard drive,
Boca Grandc again annexed first money
in his race against fair field of two
ycur-ods.
The next meeting will be held on Mon
day. tn" track being engaged FOR tho
thrco Intervening days Tor an aviation
tournament.
First race. ave and a hall furlones-
Polyphcmc. 6 10 /. won: Harry Sommcrs,
20 l. second; sligo, II 90 j. third Time.
:OS 10.
Second race. ono mile and seventy
yards-Otillo. ? To- !, won: Osoriuc 8 To .
second: Sir Walter Rollins. 20 10 I, third.
Time. 1:Ii 40.
Third race. one miie--Bruce Rice. II 20
;. won; Pocotaligo. TO >. second: Sin
Fran, To |. third. Time. / 80 4-J.
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Crys-
tai Maid. II To I, won: Bcllwethcr l. To
I, second: Martin Doyle. "a to 1. third.
Time. l.39 10.
Fifth race. six fur!ongs-Bocn Grnnde.
1 TO 1. won: Sir Ormond0. 20 /. second
Longhand. Is to !, third. Time. l:l2 3-5.
Sixth race. one mile. scllng-Robert
Cooper, S 20 !. won; John l.. Mcmillan.
2 TO l, second; kokomo, 10 ., third.
Time, l.il.
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COFFR0TH BELIEVES
ODDS WILL Be EVEN
Says Jef'rieS and Johnson
Stand on About Equal Terms
for Title.
CALIFORNIA PROBABLY
WILL. FAVOR JOHNSON
Many Bids Received for Fight:
All 10 BE Considered
December |.

NEW YORK. Nov. ll--Accordmg
10 James Cohroth, the san Francisco
fight promoter. who Is her" in an effort
to land the .Ictirics..iohuson contest FOR
his club at Colma, Cal, ,lciricS and
Johnson viii go into the ring AT even
money in the betting. Cofro;h is con.
sidcrcd Que of the most reliable fight
haudicappcrs in the country.
''Thcrc' may bc shade the best Of
IL for ono or the other before the
fight said Coiiroth. ''but when the
gong sounds YOU will find that il is
AN even money bet and that Johnson
will have as many backcrs as JrfIrics.
! do not recall igh, in which there
j. likely TO be moro money change
hands than on this one. Ii is quite
certain that tho California money viii
go on johnson 10 a large extent, aS
he made wonderful impression there,
and that great deal of Jctfries )
backing will come from the east.
More bids are coming in from clubs
aud promoters who desire 10 produce
thc big fight. Battling Nelson. the
lightweight champion, desires 10 be
come q promoter. and has wired John
son and Jcfrics that he viii give
$4,000 TO have their fight take place
on his property at Virginia CITY. New.
Htely TO bind the offer, James Morgan
Of Ogden, Utah. wires that bc viii
give SS0.uO0, When all the bids are
considered on December /. il is be
lcvcd there will bc dozen from
which TO choose.
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JEFFRIES WILL NOT Be A BIG FAVORITE
YALE AND HARVARD
WILL CLOSE SEASON
Six Big Football Games to BE
Played: Record Crowds
Expected.

NEW YORK, NOV. ll.-uuUG sin games
of football arc played, -four on Saturday
ana two q week from then. the college
game win he the chiot topic ot CONVEX
Satiou. IN the east. The east and west
championship win hc decided ou Satuv-
day. whom the University OF Michigan
gives baru. 20 the University of Penn
syNan!o II Philadelphia mud Chicago uni
ycySliy faces Cornell al IthaNa. Arrange
monts have been made Tor special trains
from this city to both places and both
Pennsylvania end cornell arc preparing
FOR IA" hardest battles OF their season.
Chief interest her, lies in the g1m"
Ia bee played Saturday between Yale and
Princeton Ut New Haven. Tho Princeton
team, in the pink Of condition, Is at Now
Haven training hard Tor the mutcb. The
record crowd is expected. Of almost
equal interest is th" gam" saturday AT
Cambridge. when Dartmouth plays llar
ward.
The season closes "A week from Satur-
day with the annual Yale Harvard game
at Cambridge. ana never before has there
been such utUuS" interest so far ahead.
All th" IS, uu0 seats i'm the Harvard sta
dlUm have ho,u taken for this con-
trSl. and IL Is predicted that the largest
crowd on record viii Witness the game
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OGDEN ENTRIES

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. ll.-EntrIcs Tor Fridays
races;
FGTs, race. four and a half Curiongs.
selling. tlroc- year oldS md up-MaTwood.
H.; WIu"rc. lO5: Wildwood Bill. "l0G
Miss Gcaumonter. EOS. Kismct. Jr., 100:
GATHERINGS. l0J. GalNanIc lO9; Antara.
lo9; Aqullinc. l09; Mosshack 'loi; Rob
crt Mitchell, l0?. Al Hampton, 100,
Second rurc, six furlongs. selling. three
Yrar-olds and upward-No Quarter, ll3:
Arthur llyman log; st. Joe. ll%; Bon Ton,
lu9. Or sherman. 100. Swagg"rlator. los ;
Coblcskill. lu1: Maud McG. li3; Albion
H.. ll3. Eusung silk, 'l1li DOrthy Ann.
l1&.
Third race. on, mile and a sixteenth,
selling, three -v-Ir-o!ds and upward--pr.
Mayer l0i; Aks-Ar- Ben. 100: JoruSha,
lo?: Tnv1ru. lo@; rromcthcus. 'lo2: Probe.
ll2. Royal River. lo9; George Guyton. lnl:
Lady Alicia l09; ST Kllda. lo9; Mabel
Fountain. Ag?.
Fourth race, four and n half furIonGs,
selling, tOur-ycar-olds ana upwnrd-Mol-
u" Montros" loI. Rose Daily. lu3: sam f..
'@S Belle Brady. log. Nappa, 10; JilletL
-3S; Father Downcy, lo1; Chcsspcak. 1913.
Firth race, seven fUrlonEs, selling four
voar-odS ana upward-Sam Barber, i0T;
OgifamD, lnI. Diamond Nose. 100, Ath
gold. Jl0. Salina. r07 Sunrise, l0I: Bcldon,
10; Billy Taylor. 100.
-ApprcutiCc allowance.
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HIGH SCHOOL PREPARED
TO MEET PAYSONITES

Coach Convll completed all arrange
mcnts Thursday for the Saturday game.
to he played at Payson, With the Pay
son champions and Will take his football
squad 10 Payson Saturday morning over
the san Pedro.
pad" Couvil Gnvc the high school boys
good work -out Thursday afternoon and
feels confident that the Payscn boys VIII
have to stand for defeat Tho south
erncrs have won every gamc, except ON.
they have played this year, ana arc in
th" best OF condition to contest for the
championship. Coach Joe Barlow was a
university man last year and knows the
game woll. go his boys viii be ready for
any surprise that the high school boys
spring,
The eligibility rule again comes into
effect and this time Frank Wheeling, Gu
hoon, Kesler. Judd, g. Romncy and At
wood will be prevented from playing. un-
less they make UP their work Friday.
Every eligible member OF the squad will
be taken on the trip. Olescn VIII take
Whecing's place at half, in case Wheel
ing remains ineligible. The other In
eligible players are substitutes.
Coach Couvill has made arrangements
with the railroad company for cXcur-
sion rates. The fare Will he 81 IS round
trip. Any person wishing to secure the
rate Will give bis name 10 Convll.
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RACE TRACK FOLLOWERS
LOOK FOR BETTER SPORT

OF opinion among sporting mon is rha,
tho recent decision OF the court OF ape
poalS declaring that only the recording
OF ~ wager is Illegal, will bc helpful
rather than harmful 90 their interests.
II X generally agreed that tho verdict
VIII clear III" atmosphere ncNt season, In
that tho various county officials and the
police Will have u lin" To go 10y and while
th" bCtturS viii have no greater piyl-
lcges than those which wer" enjoyed this
year under difficulties, those difficulties
VIII hc removed, because the court has
go. With this matter definitely settled.
jockey club members anticipate larger
attendance at all metropolitan tracks next
season.
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BOXING To INTEREST
THE CHURCH WORKERS
New Rector Believes Athletic
Work Will Attract Indif-
ferent People.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov u.--EoHiug
bouts and wrestling matches, with the
members of tho organization on the mat.
VIII he among the winter amusemcnts to
bc given by the Mons club Of Trinity
Parish church. according to the announce
m'nt Of Cyril Arrhpr Player. recently
from oxford. England. the new assistant
rector and secretary. who came 10 Seattle
Two wocks ago from Denver. where he
was for timc lay reader oi the Church
OF the Epiphany.
We are going TO make this club the
hveli"st organization OF It's kind in Sent
Tic, h" said Wednesday night after the
monthly dinner Of the club at Trinity
church Realizing thaL II is JRTiculI TO
get mon 10 com. out TO prayer meetings,
we ar" going TO furnish Them with enter
tAlnm"nta that VIII help 20 keep up ihclr
interest In church work.
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UNIVERSITY TEAM
IN GOOD CONDITION
Coach MaddOck Is Confident His
Eleven Men VIII Defeat
Montana.

With a promise FOR fah weather for
saturday. and prospects Tor good dry
Held To play on. The members of the uni
vcrsitN football team arc iubllnnt over
LLc prospects OF th" bg game with the
Montana Agricultural college. To b. played
saturday ON Cummings licid Coacn Mad b.
dock made an inspection OF the gridiruu
Thursday and found u littlc soft, but
not In bad condition.
The football men have only asked for u
good day i'm which 60 play the game. aud
III spite Of the bad weather have been
out in their war logs" every night this
week y full SGT OF new PLAYS and sig
nets VIII be used IN Saturdays game.
nm" changes have been made on th"
team ON account al the ucliGibiiity rule.
In spit" OF TN" fact that only thrC" mon
out OF ihrty-tOur were examined at
tn" last meeting Of the eligibility com
milt"" one OF IN" three was on The foot
bali team.
Coach Maddox has not yet definitely
decided on The lineup, but II is likely that
Low VIII III the position of left half
Walker viii play at end, as in tho E. N
{. game At Logan. and the rest Of the
men will play I'm their usual places
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HILDRETH'S STABLES
LEAD IN WINNINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. lis. G. HIdrcth S
stable Of horses won the most money on
tho American turf in th" season Of 1909.
the amount being Sl65.2 .25I. This Includes
about $5s.000 won in California. Canada
and PimliCo.
james r. kceuc is second on tho list,
with Sll0.633, all Won on the metropolitan
tracks
H. 9. Beaweu. with sos ,S33. is third on
the list, followed by H. Schribcr, with
So. .i25: =. T. Chinn. with Si;.0ij; the
Montpelier stable with $4,000; +. 4. For
sythe. 1885; r. l.. Thomas. with SAL
675; James MacManus. with $40, $50. ST.
James stable. with $1,000; William Wal
ger with S2a.g2N. i, y. Madden. with
&2i623: Kccnc Bros. with S20.570; and
q. NJ Odom. with sci $40
Z. Schribcrs colors have been in front
J3S times IN 1903. u. 6. Bcdell has won
loe races; :. 9. IIildrcth a.. j. r. Kccue,
II, p. T. Chinn, 50. MONTPELIER stable.
%; 81. James stable. so. !. r.. Madden.
l3; C. NJ. Odom, 3S \. Belmont II; Bcv-
urwyck stable, IS; II. i. Whitney, 10.
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LUTHER Is REMEMBERED
BY DANISH BROTHERHOOD

"Morteufest, the anniversary Of
the birth of Martin Luther, was OBJ.
served in right royal style By the Dan.
ish Brotherhood and the Danish Sister
hood and the wives and friends, with
a banquet and dance. at the |. o. o. +.
hall, Thursday evening. The occasion
was under the auspices of Apollo lodge.
Danish brotherhood.
The evenings pleasures began at
7:30 o clock with music. There was
an overture by Johnson s orchestra. a
piano solo by Miss Annie Gothberg and
"A recitation by Miss Manerva Jensen.
Or. \. y, Hansen was chairman of the
evening. Toasts were responded to:
" Welcome, Willard Hansen; Feast
of Apollo DR.. A. n. Hansen; Gamer
les" Parley =. Jcnson; Denmark, -
Julius Hansen; "The ladies' T. O.
Orlob. p. w. Madsen made an infor.
NAL talk. and his wife responded to a
call for a few words on behalf of the
ladies,
The menu was elaborate. The basic
principles of the good things to eat
were goose and turkey, There was eX-
cclcnt wine for the stomach s sake and
all the rest that go to make up feast.
American flag being everywhere
draped. Other cmblems were also hing
about the walls. The reception commit
tee was composed of Julius Hansen,
chairman; Chris Petersen, Sophus II
Lund, Willard Hansen. AXcl Jorgen. A.,
h. Viladsen. The decorations were at
tended TO by A. H. Lund and j. Vilad
sen.
At 10 o'clocll the tables and chairs
were removed and dancing began, The
ball lasted until midnight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
CLOVIS TAVORA WINS
THE FEATURE RACE
Cold Weather Keeps People
Away; Races Have Not
Been Called Off.

Special 10 Tic Tribune.
OGDEN Nov. ll.--A small crowd at
tended the races Al til" fair grounds half
mile track this afternoon IL being too
cold for many OF tho fans. While the
weather had cleared and the sun vas
shining bright the tracl: was s!lll In bad
shape caused bv thc recent storing.
The feature OF the card was the pop
uIal win OF Charlie CLOVIS Tavora OF the
seven rurlouGs race. Tavoru, good
muddcr, was overlooked by the books and
held At TO j. Rather Royal beat Pro-
Inrthcus for place. Valencia, the favor
tc, held at 8 TO >. and at post 10 D,
trailcd the field under the wire. Murphy
rode th- winner
st. Joe was a big fayoritc and brccZcd.
bringing homc plenty of to money,
The books are still hVl!!ns Dr. Mayer
down, but the horse seems unable 10
win.
\ report gained circulation that the
races had been called of. To the con-
trary. there Will be races today and Sat-
lludN.
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Killing CANNOT PLAY
FOR THREE MORE YEARS

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE announce
mont froU Chicago that Ban II. Johnson.
president OF the American IeaSne. VIII
oppose any effort TO get Catcher John
King back into organized baseball has
served as a damp"r. President Ebbets.
OF the Brooklyn National LeagUc club.
saws he is anxious TO get King. but
VIII not oppose Johnson. who insists that
King cannot play for four years, be-
cause he did not report To the Chicago
National team last season. Ebbotts also
denies the rcpor. that h. would support
James \. liar, OF Chicago in preference
Ia John &. Heydlcr for tho presidency
Of the National league,
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FRESHMEN SURPRISE
JUNIOR F00TBALLERS

The greatest surprise in football a; the
hlSh school this season resulted Thurs
DAY afternoon, when tho freshmen beat
lh' juniors by u J-to-U score Accord
ing Ia the dope" fhc freshmen had 10
show To- win, but tho overCpnidcnt feel
ing OF the Junior team made IT easy sail
Ing Tor the freshmen. Tho members OF
ily and commenced the game i'm q shift
less manner. and ms result = touchdown
was scored by TN" freshmen after six
bucks. Atwood carrying tho hlll over, The
scoring added life TO the freshmen and
They sailed I'm and played their opponents
oil their rect the remainder Of the game.
The defeat OF tho junior team puts II
practically ont of The class championship
race and cinchcs the pcnuant FOR the
seniors. Tn" freshmen had no chance to
win hut il viii not be the least team in
the series.
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Big Dirigible Balloon.

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Joc T. Rice and
John A. Riggs Of Hot Springs. Ark. have
completed the construction OF the largest
diriciblc balloon In this country. and they
announce that In few weeks they Will
be sailing over New York. The airship
which is called the American Eagle. has
been under construction for several
months at the old Morris Park race track
and today the huge gas bag Is being In
nated. After preliminary flights around
the city. the acronauts expect To start OIL
flight To Arkansas, going by easy
stages Mr.. Rice said he expected TO
mako cross-country lights OF from 40
10 100 miles.
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MOSCOW ATHLETIC CLUB
BECOMES ACTIVE BIDDER

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov lin 4 lot
ter 10 the sporting editor of local
paper Harry Wilson, who signs himself
manager Of the Moscow Athletic club OF
Moscow, Ida. puts In a bid FOR tho JET
fries-Johnson fight. The letter saws:
9TH" Moscow Athletic club VIII give
100000 for the Jcfiri"s-Johnsou fight
To make this Offer good, | will post 500
600 IN any bank in the northwest AS a
guarantc" OF good faith. I can get the
consent OF Governor Brady 10 stage the
fight, and If ] am considered. 7 Will have
ample room and accommodations FOR the
crowd.
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The liuHup
C0LLEGlATES TO PLAY
JORDAN HIGH TODAY

On the Sale Lake Collegiate Institute
campus. this afternoon at : o'clock. n
gam" OF football Will be played between
the collegiate eleven and the fast Jor-
dan high school team from Sandy The
1ordanitcs won tho first game between
them, by a score OF 10 o. The two
teams are almost evenly matched
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- Granite Recuperatinp.

Coach Moss's football squad OF the
Granite high school is in fine condition
for the game to he played Saturday, In
stead Of Friday. as has been previously
announced. with the Ogden high school
Ashton. fulback. is ouJ OF the game for
the season with broken ankle, Rynear-
son. injured in the game Saturday, will
be back In his old position, Wilson, the
left half. Will also be back, but with a
sprained wrist.
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Yokel Returns to Y. M, G, A,

NJ II. Yokc the great little wrestling
instructor OF the Y. NJ. 9. A.. reached the
city Thursday and at once assumed his
duties at the association. Mike has been
on his homestead In Wyoming since early
in the summer. and his work there has
hardened his muscles and tanned his skin
so that he is In first class condition to
take up his work for the fall
Mr.. Harvey. secretary OF the wrestling
club. has sent out notices calling all the
members together next Monday evening
at o'clock, when active work will begin
the NIT
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Too Much Fire Water,

DENVER, Nov, 11.-"Big Chief" Sam
Morris. Carlisle. 'O3. and football and
baseball player Of national reputation. is
In jail here pending his removal TO the
Nez Perces Indian agency In northern
Idaho. Several months ago Morris lost
his right hand I'm a railroad accident and
since that time has engaged In hand =
o-mouth contest with big Chief Fire
Water, furnished by Denver saloonSeep-
ers. The selling Of liquor to Morris, who
Is a full -biooded Ncz Pcrces WIN be In
vestigated by Federal District Attorney
Thomas Ward .Jr.
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Grade School Basketball.

Basketball games scheduled for this
afternoon by grade school teams will he
Poplar Grove VS.. Lincoln on Grant court
west side game; Lafayette VS.. Sumner, on
Webster court: cast side game.
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International Golf

NEW YORK Nov. Il.-NIlss Dorothy
Campbell Of England, the British and
American golf champion. with the other
British PLAYERS IN her retiuue today, de-
feated d team OF women players from
various metropolitan clubs. winning three
out OF the five matches
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New Suits Needed.

Tho suits used by the high school bas-
kctball teams the past two years are
nearly worn out aud Manager Romncy
IS making arrangements FOR n match
same with the faculty, the receipts OF
which Will go toward buying a new out
ut.
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JOHN AIKEN LOWERS
AMERICAN RECORD
Drives National Forty" at Fu-
riOus Pace Under Old
fields Time.
ROBERTSON SHAKES H00D00
AND WINS TWO RACES
iiarroUn Drives Marmon 120
Miles at Rate of 81 See
OndS Per Mile.

ATLANTA, Ga. NOV, ll.-.Iohn
! Aiken, at the wheel of the National
Forty, lowered another American
track record nj the speedway today. In
Ia furious drive OF twenty miles, every
moment of which he was closely pressed
from behind. he set the new mark Of
| l6:12.16. This is ia seconds better
| than Uldfcld S record at indianapolis.
George Robertson at last was able TO
enter race aud finish it. Yesterday
and Tuesday he started in several
events, but never lasted more than =.
zap or Two, on account of some small dc
feet which seemed TO keep in hiding
duTng practice, only 10 bob up as soon
rs race was on.
The big blonde driver. smiling as he
bad smiled all through his jll-luck. with
drew from the twcutv.milc handicap at
the end Of the first mile. but came back
grlnnlng and faced the wire IN the ten
mile handicap, which he Won in hard
drive over Aiken and Harding.
Robertson Repeats.
Robertson promptly repeated the per
tormancc in the tcnmilc free -for-ali
handicap, although his time was slower.
Dishrow. in his Rainier won the
twenty. handicap in the elapsed
time Of l7:36.l5, or ;l3.39 slower than
Aiken = time, in the stock car race for
that distance.
The twenty mile stock chassis sol 10
100 cubic inches race furnished the most
exciting spectacle of the meeting. Aiken
finished first, IN the ncw track record
time for America OF l6:A2.76. Tho pre-
vlOus record was made by Oldfcld in
indianapolis. IG:j3.JS. Stilman Was
second, l6:l6.S6; Lorimcr was third,
l6:l9,63.
George Robertson won thc ten mile
stock chassis contest with his Fiat
go in beautiful fashion. Aiken fin
shcd second in S:22.s7; Harding third,
S:23.27.
Harrorn Wins Long Race.
The twenty. y.milc free -for.all handicap
was won bv Disbrow in his Rainier. with
II handicap of O:22.45. IIarroun in n
Marmon was second, and Stillmau. in
another Marmon. finished third, the for
mcr on n handicap of O:O2.3O, aud the
former with two miles allowance. Still
man s time was the fastest. I2:i3.4l
George Robertson, in his Fiat. start.
ing from scratch, won tho ten mile free
for-ali handicap. He conceded 30 sec
onds, equal 20 about a mile. 10 Djsbrow
lkanicr) and came into the lead on the
seventh mile. Aiken, in National
finished second, and Stillman, in 4 Mar.
mon. third.
The three leaders finished as follows:
Fiat S:39.s; National, S:5o.25; Mar
mon, S:50.53.
One hundred and twenty-mila race-
First, Marmon, Giarroun, 40: 26.i !;
second. Chalmers Detroit. Natson.
:57:22.92: third Renault, BasIe.
.2:09:l5.2; fourth, Buick, Chevrolet,
2.Q9:3O.l3
\ motorcycle race was run over n
course of ten miles, Harry Klebs win
ming in 0S:535S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
KLAUS GIVES PAPKE
RUN FOR THE GATE

PITTSBuRG. Pa. Nov. 1.-the best
the National Sporting club members
could give Billy PaplSr. the Illinois ThUn-
derbolt. after his FIGHT OF six rounds to-
night at the Duquesne Gardens with
Frank Klaus. the East Pittsburg middle
weight. WAS draw. large crowd greet
ed the boxers
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Hueston Leads Killing,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE
third block. in the 500, ball play for the
pool championship of the world, between
Champion John 9. Killing and Thomas
Huoston OF st. Louis. resulted In Hucston
increasing his total lead 10 l29 balls here
tonight, Hueston scored 1871 10 Kings
l"s. The total scores for the three
nights play now stands; Hueston, 603;
king, IA.
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Doings Of Jockey Club.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stewards
0f the Jockey club today reinstated
Trainer Z. l.. Rogers who was ruled OF
the turf. October ., 1906: lifted the sus-
pension Of the license OF Jockey Vincent
Powers. and revoked the Jockey license OF
\ DclabV,
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Wrestlers Go to Buffalo.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Nov. lit was an
bounced tonight that tho wrestling match
or the worlds championship between
Frank Gotch and Zybasco, Polish cham
lion. viii take place in Buffalo on
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Football PLAYER Dying.

GREAT NECK. l.. l.. Nov. lI.-As the
result Of an accident suffered in a foot
ball game on election day. Harry Allen is
dying at his home here OF concusslon OF
the brain. RE was kicked In the hcad.