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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Baseball Games Are
Becoming Big Joke
HARVARD BEATS YALE
on THAMES COURSE
Large Crowd Attends Races
Which Are Well Worth
the journey.

NEW LONDON, July Harvard ana
her crimson blades swept Yale TO de.
feat In three struggles I'm the Thames
river today, In the annual regatta no.
tween the two universities Tho yer.
sity eight -oared event was y. magnifcent
struggle from start 10 finish This la the
first time since 1889 that Harvard has
had as many as two consecutive VIC.
tories, and probably II will nc ascribed
to the adoption Of n definite rowing poi-
icy More people saw today's races than
varsity race alone Was well worth the
journey thither. Yalcs defeat was not
due TO any nlshap. but simply the result
OF her antagonist being just a little bet-
ter. trlfle more powerful, a little bet
ter off in reserve strength at the trying
point which came after the three miles.
In this regatta. counting the minor
events. Harvard had six victories over
crews wearing Yale blue
The official record, was:
Iarvar@-EIalf mile. 2:26: mile. 5:10:
two miles: 1o;l5; three miles, 1910; four
miles. 2l:50.
Yalc.Half- mile, 2;27; my. 5:12; two
miles, 1o:41, three miles, 1870; four miles.
22:10.
Winning distance six lengths.
The strolSlng of the crews by miles fol-
IIaryard-start, 80; one mile. 81: two
miles. 81 three miles. SO; finish. Sc
three miles, "a: finish. 2G.
The explanation of Yale's defeat Is not
difficult, Harvard. with n crew which
averaged almost six pounds TO the man
heavier than Yale, was able 70 row right
through the at n gait which aver
aged two strokes to the minute faster
than Yale's and still get ont Of this stroke
her maximum of speed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02

Western Golf

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Midlothian
Country club or this city and tho Les
Angeles (Cal) Country club tied for first
honors with score OF six down par
in the Western Womens Golf association
competition for the Crafts ". Higgins
team trophy. according to unofficial re-
ports. Twenty five teams Of four women
each competed In the annual event at is
holes and in the majority OF cases finished
down on par by large margins.
The contest was conducted along the
same lines as the struggle fpr tho Tom
Morris trophy this year, In former years
tho contest was held on one course with
the result that the ChicEo clubs practical
ly monopollzed the event. Tho new plan
threw the lists open To clubs in all parts
OF the west.
The executive committee of the West
cru Women's Golf associatio will set the
date for the play-off,
The IomeWood club of this city is third
with score OF 10 down and Euclid club
OF Cleveland, Ohio. fourth with 20 down
The brilliant work OF Miss Myrn Hclmer,
who finished up. was the main factor
In the low scores Of Midlothian. The
other players on the Midlothian team
finished rs follows:
Miss Alva Sanders. | up; Mrs Il, II.
Donnelly. down; Miss Marprie Edwards,
Z down,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Latonia Races.

LATONIA, July 1,-Today's race re-
suits.
Otis, to l. won; MARITIME r., 10 to J..
second; g. NJ. Miller, TO 5, third. Time,
100 40
Second race. mile and seventy yards
Gerrynlan6er to 5, won; Landlord II
to 1, second; Plume. Is to /, third. Time.
;45.
Third race. mile and an eighth
Splendidn. 80 to 1, won; Quagga, to l.
second; Maid Militant, to /. third. Time.
Tsp As.
Fourth race. five and a half fuTlonss
Prince Ahmed, to 5 won, Colloquy'
s TO 3. second, Tom McGrath. 20 TO /,
third Time, 1s0i 40.
Fifth race six furlongs-Dr. Waldo
Briggs. 100 to l. won; w. A. Leach. 10
to /, second; Ethalda, 20 10 l. third.
Time 10 Id.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
second: Reside, 20 to 1, third. Time,
] i3 SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Hamilton Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
HAMILTON, July 1.-Tomorrow' race
track entries:
First race, one mile, selling-CountS
Clerk. 90; Cannie Maid. 107; Capersauce
100.
Second race. five furlongs. purse-Wn-
ter Day, los; Dollie Maddies 105, Caledon
Maid 105; Jolika, 110: Fair Louise, 1lo
Lady Ella. no. Lady Sybil 10; Chiffon
Queen. l10; Daisy Garth, 10; Polly Lee
10; Josone, 40.
Third race, six furlongs, pursemBridoon
81; Personal. 81; May Lutz, 102; Brown
Tony 1o2; Dark Night. 100; Steele. 112
Piute. IN.
selling--Al Busch. 90: Dorothy Webb; 90;
Royal Oak. 90. Serenade, 90; Loyal Maid,
81: Edgely 81: Wausau 100; Mapleton.
1O2; Jas. 3. Brady, 1906; Uncle Jimmy
Gray. 1OG; Security, log; Deburgoo, 110.
Fifth race. five and one-haIf furlopgs,
selling-Occidental. %: TemmeracIt, 90
osorlne, 100; sudernan, 100, Jennie
Welles. 100; Botauist. 105. Blue Coat, 100,
st Jeanne LOG: Joe Gaitens, los; Smoker,
ITO: Golly Ding, III; Little Usage, liz,
Sixth race-One mile and a sixteenth,
sciIine-Aralia,, Ss:. Cunning 93 Patriot,
90; Strcmeland. 9S. Desperado. 1922 Be
Thankful, 107; Billy Pullman. 107: John
Carroll, 1o7; Paul Ruinart. loi; Niblick,
i07.
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MORE PREDICTIONS
JEFFRIES OUT OF It.
Johnson's Showing Against
Ross Boosts ketcheI Stock
With Betting Men.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The failure of
Jack Johnson "a knock out Tony Ross in
six rounds at Pittsburg last night, occa-
stoned much comment In New Yorl; sport
ihs circles and caused the betting on
Stanley kctchel To materially improve.
While the reports show that the black
champion gave his fourth rate antago-
MIST a severe drubblns, 1t was confidently
expected that Johnson would be able to
put him out in any one of tho six rounds
Iils failure to do SO, coupled with his re-
cent encounter with PhaliadelDha Jack
- Brlei, who was twice decisively beaten
ny kctchcl, caused sporting men to figure
that Ketchel has an excellent opportunity
70 grab the heavyweight championship.
III Hctchel defeats Johnson In their
forthcoming fight, II Is not believed that
jim Jetfrics Will submit challenge to
the new champion, az he has repeatedly
SAID that he would fight johnson ONLY be :
cause he desired the championship to re-
Hialn with white man. Also there IS
considerable doubt to Jeffrles ever en-
terlng the ring under any circumstances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
PARK CITY TO HAVE
GREAT CELEBRATION

Spcclal TO The Tribune,
PARK CITY. July 1.-The Fourth of
July celebration on Monday, July 3, at
Park CITY, will be MS follows:
At a. m, cannons. guns. pistols,
whistles. bells and patriotic noises gem
Military band: 9:30 a. IN. 1000 school
children on parade. followed by sports
on Main street. as follows
Boys race. 10 years and under-rw wo
prizes. 81; 75c. soc, 25c.
Girls race: IL years and under-T wo
prizes, 81; 75c. soc, 25c.
Boys race. 10 to Is years, 70 yards
Two prizes, 50; sl,5O, 81, 75c
Girls race, 10 to is years, 30 yards
Two prizes. 81; $50, 81. Zoe.
Boys race, 10 to il years, 80 yards
Two prizes 81: Toe, soc, 25c,
Girls race, " to Ii years. 80 yards
Two prizes. $50: 81, 75c, 5Oc
Sack race. under II years-Two prizes.
81 80: 81. Zoe, 25c.
$50. $50.
KIDS Marathon. under Is years, up
Main street and back-Prizes, 50, $50,
Bun eating contest-Two prizes, 81;
soc, 25c
Climbing CREASED pole-Two prizes At
the top OF the pole.
Baseball game at 1:ao p. m;-$5 purse,
slO. $50 So, $3.50.
.!alf-catChing c0ntest-Two prizes, 81;
to be followed by q football game, purse
of $50. Park City vs.. Eu cka,
Evening exercises IN the bandstand at
1920 p. m. presided over by Mayor y. NJ
Wilson; Patriotic selection, band; ora
ton o. r Daley: solo, Charles j. PrIsk
reading OF the Declaration OF In1epen-
dcnce. Miss Clara Kmball; quartet, Sc
| lecteG; selection by ban1,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Sheepshead Races.

SHEEPSlIEAD BAY, n. Y, July l.
Today's race results:
First race. FIVE furlon2s-Follle Levy
10 9 Won Glennadeannc . to ], sec
ond; Crossover, 20 To ]. third. Time,
1:0l 2-5.
Second race, seven furlongs-Nimbus.
to ., won; Roseben, to /, second ;
Casque, TO I. third. Time, 1926
Third race. five and q half furlonGs-
Dalmatan, even, won; Sandrian, to 1,
second; School Marin. TO 5, third Time
1:OS.
Fourth race: seven furlongs-Fashion
Plate. IL TO ., won; ETHEREAL 18 to 10.
second. Royal Captive, TO 2, third
Time, 1:2G 10.
Fifth race mile and an eIghth-MaI-
THE. to >, won; Montgomery. S TO >.
second; The Squire, 20 TO /, third. Time,
1853 l-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-St.
Faisenay. II TO ., won. Danger, 80 to 1,
second; Nobility, 10 !, third, Time,
,i6 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Newmarket Races.

NEW MARKET, England, July l.
The two-ycar-old selling plate of 200
sovereigns. distance five furlongS, was
won TO-DAY by the Galy Bawn filly. II,
p Whitney's Xela fllly was second, and
Bouton Rouge, third,
The July cup of 900 sovereigns for all
apes six furlongs, was Won by Jack"
snipe. Glasgerion was second and St.
Michan. third.
The Exeter stakes of 30 soyereigns
each with 200 sovcreigns added Tor
two year -olds. six furlongs. was won by
The Jade II. p Whitneys Top o
Morning was second, and Samoa H..
third.
The three -year-old handicap of 3OO
soyereigns. seven furlonGs, was wen by
J. r. Keene's Esperanto, Symbolic was
second and Santabella, third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Sports Think Less
of JOhnsOn's Power
BOISE WINS GAME
IN THIRD INNIA c
Butler Relieves Buckets and
Finishes Strong, Holding
Helena Down.

HELENA. Mont. July l.-BoIse got
oil of its runs in the third inning OF
today's game. but they were enough TO
win, Wasson hit for two bases after
two singles and an error by Pitcher
Johnson had filed the bases. That net
ted three runs and two errors by Har-
muth filled the bases again, Fuchcll was
hit with pitched ball. forcing IN a rum
and Marshall then scored from third on
Gray's sacrifice fly. Buckets opened the
game for Boise. but Marshall took him
ont In the third inning, when the first
three men up were allowed TO get on
bases, Butler finished the game and was
strong throughout. Johnson pitched fine
ball, except in the third inning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Sender Klasse Races.

KEEL. July 1.-C. G.. Kroggsmann $
Tilly. X won the last OF the Sonderkasse
races today. Firsten's Margarette came
in few lengths behind Tilly X and
J. Stahm's Resi- III. was third Three
Sonderklasse boats are TO be sent TO
America to race the representatives OF
the eastern yacht clubs Off Marblehead
this summer and although they have not
been chosen officially. the selections
probably will be Hevela, which has
taken three first prizes out of five; TIlly
X. which has taken two first prizes,
and Angela, owned by Crown Prince
Frederick William. which twice has been
given second honors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02

This promising young amateur bicy-
Gle rider, who had great future be-
fore him, broke down about six months
ago while racing, and last Tuesday died
of heart trouble. He Will be buried
today at the City cemetery,
Mr.. Giles held all the world s anna,
teur bicycle records from the mile to
the five, inclusive. He rode the mile
in l;55 ID, and rode the three, four
and five miles III better time than the
professionals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Interest to Horsemen.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The action OF
the British Jockey club today in adopt
ing n rule of alotting no weight TO no
horse In n handicap until he has run
three tlmes IN the United kingdom, is
terests as making for the best interests
Of horses belonging to foreign owners.
1t was said that the rule would en-
able the Handicapped 10 get at q fair
rating on a new cntrant on the English
tnrf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
BUTTE,

Summary: Earned runs-SaIt Lake, q
Butte 3 Sacrifice hits-Whaling. Sac
rifice hies-Whaling. Head. Stolen
bases-Lussi Flick, McQuaid ., Turk,
Moore ., Fortier Left on bases-Salt
Lake, Z; Butte, 13. Bases on bals-oGf
Thomas, 3; off McAdams, . Two-bas
hits-Goodman 2, Campbell, Three base
hits-Goodman Hammond. Hit by
pitched ball-Dunn, Struck out~-by
Thomas A. by Annis, l. by Marshall. L;
by McAdams. 1. Innings pitched-by
Thomas, s: by Annis. ]; by Marshall: G.;
by McAdans. 2. Passed balls-Whaling
1: Fortier =. Time OF game 30. Um-
pire-Carney. Attcndance-300,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
PRESIDENT DURHAM
HAS LARGE FUNERAL

PHILADELPHIA. July As a mark
o! respect to the memory of state Sen
ator Israel w. Durham, prominent Re-
public an leader OF this city and president
OF the Philadelphia National Baseball
club. whose funeral took place today, no
games were played by National league
clubs this afternoon. The funeral was
ono OF the largest ever witnessed in this
cit,y. Among the promiienc men present
were Governor Stuart and United States
Senators Penrose and oliver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
McGraw Wants Bowerman.

NEW YORK, July Manager Nc
Graw OF the New York National League
Baseball club is nesotia ting with the Bos-
ton Nationals for the return of Catcher
Frank Bowerman, who was n star OF
several seasons under McGraw. In the
deal IL is unders TODD that Boston Will
acquire several OF the New York play
ers in exchange for Bowerman, and that
the big catchers demands concerning
salary have been met, partly, at least,
1t Is believed that the deal will be con-
summated within a day or two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Pacific League.

AT Los Angeles-Los Angeles 5, Ver-
non o.
At Frisco-OalIland 2, Portland 2.
AT San Francisco-Oakland }, Port
land ..
At Sncramento-San Francisco 1: Sac
rITO
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BOISE.

SUMMARY. Stolen bnscS-ClhII =,
Nelck Two-ba hit--Wasson. S;acri-
flee hles-Gray. SITS. Double plays
Morse to Elsey. Left on baSes-lleiena
6: Boise s. Earned runs-Boise, 2.
Helena. . Innings pItched-by Buckets.
2; by Butler. Z, by Johnson. 2. Hits
off Buckets. 2; off Butler, >. Bases on
Struck out-by Buckets, .. by Butler, 1;
by Johnson. 3. Eit by pitcher-Fuchell,
Loden Wild pitch-Buckels. Sacrifice
hits-Murray. Case. Time-1:55. Um-
pire-Fink Attendance-500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Paris Races.

PARIS. July 1T. F. Torne's Patti
son Lair ran second in the PriN de
Ragny at Maisons Lafhtte today
In the Prix des PoulaIns. w. X Van
derbilts Messenger Ill. was second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Boston Wins.

BOSTON. July boston won the
fourth game Of the series from Shiladel-
phia today.
| philadelphia -..,.,...,.......,,..., z
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,s.d { l.
! Batteries-Beuder and Thomas; Arel-
| lanes and Carrigan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
American Association.

At Milwaukee-Louisvllle .. Milwaukee
1,
At Kansas City-Kansas City 8. In.
J.
At MInneapolis-Co Columbus o. Mlnneapo.
lis g.
At ST Paul-Toledo 3 ST. Paul q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Horse Racing Booming.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July l.-Colonel i.
NJ Wjnn. president OF the American Turf
association and vice president of the new
Louisville Jockey club, announced today
fall meeting of two weeks. beginning
about October 1, for Churchill Downs. and
new mile and an eighth course at Juarcz
Mexico would be inausurated on Thanks
giving day TO continue one hundred days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Northwest League.

At DECENTRALIZATION /, Portland o.
At Seattle-Seattle ., Spokane 4,
Vancouver 10. Second game; Tacoma 3
Vancouver o.
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Western League,

At Denver-Des Moines 7. Denver S.
At Pueb,o-Omaha Z, Pueblo -,
At Topeka-Sloux City Z Topeka 9.
At Wichita-Lincoln l. Wichita 6.
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Easy for Tigers.
Browns Continue Winning.

CHICAGO July 1.-St Louis continued
its winning streak today by deieating
r. II. f.
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
st. Louis s...s..s.,.,.. .s.....':.L :
Batterles-Whltc and Owens, SULLIVAN ;
PeltY and Crrigcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
AMERICAN
Ten Innings,

NEW YORK. July New York de
featcd Washington today In ten-lnning
game.
r RI. T..
Washington ....,s..-.,.....s.~ :
New ork .
Battcrics-Smith. Hughes and Street
Quinn. Manning and Sweeney.
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8cncrnlitrifc in Diiluanfee.

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= Gin @eneralitrife, ipclfer ollc
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Garl z. Slmbbols, Gtbnolog,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Sdyriititcl.
lcr, rciItc gcitcrn Don Helu.Dorf nod
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SECOND CALL.

100 Souttou Oil o..........,,,.. .
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10000 llniteS Rail,pabs 4er. .......... 873s
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@crmiidtc tclcgrnpbiidJc Icpcid)cn,

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5000 Baltimore Sim 31aeKr 1880. 100
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obrebin 10 le6bnft!"
r8o8 rn8 Iou2" picoer9oltc iciNc
Satin, bidt p2r ibn Dintrctenb uno
inn borpurf5poa it'8 Quge ieteno.
Dos iou Elm 8erIu4 iein, Oh mar
Dem ainbe ni6)t Elm onDere8 2oo3
1foffen tunr, oils ben 8eobcrl2erb ol8
GrSisberiu. - Mlonl, BAIT Oh benn
teine Wu9ea? Seine 8oterougcn9
Siebit 9u bcnn ni4t, RAP GretGca
bunoertmnl bi6ft1er lit, ols Die Mebrs
Sobl iun9er Mdohen, oub lie olTo cine
CUTE partbie moden ionn, ia, MAIDEN
mub? SoS mid i9 cGen perfuden.
uno bonn - mir geb0ren in bic beItelt
&reiie. Ou biIt leiber nidt 8otoils
lonstommonbeur etnoroen, obcr inn
merbin bo1 8eSirt8offi5ier gebtisben,
uno 9rette1 tennt Glinor b. &aiIerz
ling febr gsnnll. 9as erlei6tert unS
bic Sa9e. Mir frercen -"
r0enfit Oh cenn gar ni9t oil bic
&oiten?" fiel Der Moior Elm, iein So
iAentuG nerpos in Der 2uTt be,psgeno.
Soften? . ia. baron osnte i4 iebr
itorf. Sd boife, toB mid Darin ME
Elm 8orpurf treffen tonnte."
I'D, boppn lift ia gar riGt Die
&ecc!" REF ct nit etrer getoiiieu 9ee
iorgntb.
ng2i9t? Nun, bos freut mid. Sieb,
Wonr, lpenn mir cine 8eieuibcft gez
BEN 10 re6t mitten i'm SrubeI, 70 tons
men mir nit ctrem MaIe DurG. Die
Metiien Iino bann f6on no onbers
sinoeldben. Mo1 mIb etcu Mot ill
Seitig bitten. llnb ooFiir tam @rets
den DEN gol5en @inter ii4 omiiIir.n
uno perHud)en -"
SD no; rem SimmsI oonf6or,"
fiel 5err b. Gemp.cr baitig Gin, nol3
i9 nit rem. gnn5en 3auter gs6ro6en
bate. Dor einem @eairtSoffi3icr oers
lonct fein Wlcri1 etpos. @ir t1rnen
Iorgenlos fir ms leteu. Stott beiicn
fol- ih nit richer Oisfe 9lbfitterunQ
ouf ben !6cl3 Iote1. 81 Der i9 Elm ball
les Sobr porGcr onfongen muB 81
Tparcr. Nein, oos 1T renn bod cine
Itorfe 3umut6uag!"
Damn auB man teine cr!po41cne
Gobtcr bobcn!" eripiberie Grou b.
3cnpler fe4r cner9ifG). Damn lam
man ben ubu ipielen. Cont ni6t.
SD baltic cs fir Elm groBes Slid, bob
oerobe GQiierlinos hernrtpmmen iino."
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